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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

a. MULES, MULES.--The subscri-
0Sbers have just received at their Stables. on
Inc young III Jules, which ofierel at low prices
md on accommodating terms We will regularly
~ in recent of v ing MULES from X, ntucky. and
AN All ali orders In the most satisfactory manner.
: GREEN Il JOHNSON, Cary st..
u, 1a-c,n onpOsta Gas House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

CHANGED HANDS. The subscriber,
~ having bought the we'll known BAKING Is
1AnLISHNENT OF Isaac Briggs. Is happy to inform
~ fsu q ID those Of she old concerr that he will
S ablo 70 supply them with every thing usually
kppe II 3 Arstclass Bakery. Having engaged CONS
q Tho bsst hands ia the State. he hopes By strict
oron01o. ~. THOMAS &. GILL.
return my sincere thanks TO my friends and the
pgbNe n general Tor the very liberal patronage be-
etoWeA on - for the last two years. and am happy
- inform them that the new proprietOr, Mr. GIL,
Vill uss every effort to please them.
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FAIL, 1888. -
ships gY4 STEAMERS
S aD 81 III II KAvE AMI f fEzSSa1 and

w. 8. 4 G.. DOMAIN. k gsfE4
~ NO 10 PEARL STREET RICHM0ND.
IMPORFKRS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, 80, &C.
Are In possession Of their Fall Imrortatlon Of
FRESH ESGLIsA HARDWA&Bs
which. with full supplies Of AmerjcAn 00oa1 torM
an extensive and complete stock. and Xhlcn sncy
Offer to the merchants OF Virginia Nossn s
markets the pfessut seas0U IS toweee pfsoes ma
specffully invite them - call up0n -.
attention. .-ss..s z - q u s--s4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

MA& ASHLA AND (VA)
ls5S.-The proprietor of this
new and beautiful Race
Course sixteen miles North Of Richmond, directly
on the line Of the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the racing
world. the following stakes to be run for over his
course. this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, the
26th day of October 1858, and continuing four days,
and hopes that the owners Of racing stock will send
in their entrances without delay.
TURspAY-FTra Day -Sweepstake for three years
old colts and iies. mile heats. 500 entrance. $50
for feit To close the LIST Of October.
SECOND RAcE-,Sdnls Ddy.-Sweepstake for three
years old colts and ies $50 entrance. half forfeit
two mile heats To close the lst OF October.
WEDNESDAY Second Day.-Proprietor's Purse
$780, three mile heats.
THURSDAY Third Day. Jockey Club Purse $1,000,
four mile heats.
PRIpAY-F Jnrth Day The Ashland Handicap
sweepstakes two and half miles 500 subscription
$50 forfeit s25 declaration, II declared by the 25th
If September. To CLOSE on the lat of september.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations viii
be furnished to all Who may attend Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland Hotel all that II
desirable.
FOR entries or other information. address the pro-
prietor AT Ashland. Hanover county, Va
au 3-dtd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

- FOR SALE Oh RENT,-ror sale
TEL or rent that desirable tenement on Main, be
tween 9Th and 18th Streets recently occupied by the
subscriber.
six payments g. H. Is. "a 30 and Sc months, interest
added secured by trust deed.
will also dispose privately, of any of my honse
hold and kitchen Furniture. which is all in good Or
der and nearly new till the LIST day Of September,
at which time any remaining On hand viii DO sole
on the premises at public ale. s5ad
Persons DESTROYS of examining the premises n FIR
niure can do 80 1T any time after the 18th August,
between the hours OF and 9eclock In the morning.
or between and s O'clock In the afternoon. For
further information. apply to .~~----
jy Ats - 500 Z. b. LUCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

-. IN nskingthe abave change tn my business,
n bsccss uscsGsary that .houid settle up my old
Suans9 q speedily . possible I must th1reiore
S~ns vment Of their respective accounts and all
S~rseSs Is whom am indebted will please present
$40 accounts for settlement. .,vx,n u,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

q FOR RENT OR kEASE--Ihe new
X9 Brick Warehouse on the Basin, next door to
Messrs. w Staples Go.
Also the Store on Pearl ST., next door to Messrs.
Brummel Registers.
The above buildings well locatfd and In com.
plete Order with ali the conyenienees Tor houses OF
business. Immediate possession gwen ror TERMS
apply to EDWARD u. EAOho.
an 2I-oolfa
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rO-PARTNEH6hlP NOTlCE.--H. =.
~ JOHNSON. who has b.cn with me for tho last
IN yeArs. having been United 70 an interest In
Quoted undar the name OF
- ALEX,R HILL 4 co.
Thaskful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
hs0toVsd MP 3n the house. We hope. by q strict At
11nsion 70 6usinsss. 20 merit continuance Of the
0Ans sssuring our friends and the pubic generally
- q cur employment, to give entire satisfaction
= ~ Who may favor rs with call
- : = ALEXR HILL,
5t4,1ksl ~ s5EE. W JOHNSON,
Inporters. ManuNhctnrers and Dealers in
- Boots shoes, Trunks. &C.,
sSaa sff III Main street, Richmond, Va.
YfoAusond Julyl. 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

NOTICE. persons having claims
~ seainst The estate Of the late LUCIAN MINOR.
sieceased will present them At ONE. properly au-
xhent csesd. tot the underslepe3 CT GebDls APPsk-
scS. RIch,aond. that imnediste ARRANGEMENT may
onward and pay. l. y very desirable IN an tmme
dfste ee(tisnenf 81 sAid estate. T. B PRICE,
Adm'r, with viii annexed.
+ HanoyerC 3. Ana. .. lssk q aO--diettv1t
DNIME 0uNP0WDBR AND OTn kR
bo.a s MN 1vsrs = sfSsbiaasH fsaS b & e.
80 Corner 18th md Msh strssis n
BLOWS AND PL0W CASTIN 00s- All
kiads ios sais bys ..,.x,. I. !
- Se-ln + 4s, CorCATy tud fssh ~ !
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE.

- THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
9as CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel Ia over and adjoining the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange, is equi distant from the
Market Post Office Custom House. aui City Hall
on the corner of two of the principal
in the very centre of business and has every app!I
ance for the mDrt and satisfaction OF the guests
TERMS 81 50 per day.
proprietOr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

O. FARM FOR SALE.-A small
III FARM for SALE in New Kent county. about Is
miles below Richmond and two miles south of the
Stage Road Said Farm contains 100 acres of Land.
embracing about Is 10 acres of superior meadow,
and good small sizo Frame Building on the prem
i.e. aud Spring OF excellent water. Any person
wishing to purchaie can apply to Mrs. JANE z.
MORGA AN near thu Farm, or to ED, III. MORGAN,
Main street, Richmond. Va:
an Ats Exeeutrx Est az VIM j. Morg,u doc'1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

- FOR RENr-ANU PUcSEcoiUN
#:3 GIVEN IMMEDIATELY-the Store on 18th
Alley lately in the occupa" cy OF the subscribers
40 10 VIM WALLACE Sons.
- FOR kENT--A convenient and
Haa airy Room over our store. To q good tenant,
rent will be Moderate.
4 -, STEBBINS PULLEN,
an d Corner 9Th and Broad ats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

- FOR RENT.--That very commo-
E2:a dious House. known as the UNITED STATES
hUFRL.p. 1t 10 well adapted fora hotel OF large
boarding house. To a goof tenant the rens VIII be
moderate. - 80,
aoI -o6Ndl nv Il II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

r1TIssnE 0kExF K7nEDY
III FO1 BOWEL COAPLALN7Al
HARTSHOENE'H CARMlNATlfE BALhAM
q - Oures Che1arn aud Loooenes1 Of the B9wei1.
HARTsHURNI'H CARMIAATIVE BAL6AM
4 Cur DiarrhCa and Humm q C0mple1nts.
HApTaHORNE'S CAkMINAT1vk BALKAN
Cures Sour and A.id stomach and AL Bowel
Affections ar hNs
HART9HOkNHB CuRE-ALL s5s.
The shows Medicines ere prepared BIZ 0seaist:
Remember, HARTSH0RNR4 CAkMlMAlr51
HORNk'H CURHALL Will prevent LoooeneD 81
the Bowels and cure al Pain. se5N
Bottles2s cents. - c j.
Z Sold By puRCELL. LADY va
fsrsgur1. je22-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

"a FARM FOR SALE am au- 80
81 thorized to sell dc sirab.e FARM. situa Il.
ted about mites from Richmond. in the county OF
Henrico about quarter of q mile from the Charles
City main road adjoining the lands of Albert Akin
Jno Allen and Others. About 50 ceres cleared,
the balance is set in oak and pine wood.
The improvements consist of q new dwelling
house containing rooms. passage, &c, &c. new
smoke house and other necessary outhouses, new
orcha ard and Well of excellent water in tho yard
The property is in a good neighborhood, Terms &C
commodatng. Apply to d EACHO,
an a-Im Pearl st., near Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

n, GEO. A. BOOK, Effa4Y
4 VETERINARY SURGEON. MAJ
tlrAduste Of the Veterinarian College oft
hanover, Germany, :s
Ri,hmoni and onr surrounding counties. He treats
all diseases Of animals. IN general asi performs any
eperations For further information abous ny abiif
ties see references. IA es+ss sses
Ofnce corner OF 9Th and Broad streets.
REp.RExcRs.--J A Bely.n RAglAnd Co. Dr.
sieo dayinxal, Dr Ro VIM Haxali, nr w " tIson.
John and George Gibson. Jss O Mcoarshy. Della
rue. 40 Jim
CUP. .CARB. 6ODA.-The best English,
- I2sz cts per pound; Cream OF Tartar, ground
FROM the CRYSTALS and Sarrsnted pure, 81 80 et Per
pauud Burning fiuid aud Alcohol. the beat quality,
IS cts Der gallon; Engilsh Mustard. (eAdler Firth
Ross, mAnufseta. eTs,1 at Sc cite PR pound
WANING . PEAR0E, Dfugsists.
i07 Broad street. ahoss m.
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~ FOR RENT-Possession given i'm

- FOR RENT-Possessi0 given I'M
5 mediately-The Store now occupied by the
subscribers on 18TH between Main and Cary SITS !.
who will move this week to the house lately in the
occupancy of Messrs. II W Fry q Sons. corn oil
0"-' al Wa WALLACE SONS,
Also. a commodious Lumber House, in the resr OF
Messls Johnston TRANSPORTS Hardware 3 ore, and
convenient to the store on 18Th &C.
se 4-.s WM WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

o.4S5 prizes. amounting to 4x20.W
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters % a.
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotterie
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiving it.
rates, which il the risk:
Certificate Of package oflo whole Tiokes. g.
10 half =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

- FOR RENTING brick Dwelling
RI on Main, between Adams and Jefferson streets.
The use il neatly fnished. containing Iooms,
with kitchen, &c, all In complete repair. Possession
given Immediately. For terms, apply to the under
signed. on the premises. or to SAM Denoon. cor
ner Main AID 9Th streets. Ck REEFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

GARDEN FARM FOR SALE.--Wiil be
" sold upon terms of unusual accommodation. the
excellent little Garden Farm Of SO the Dor
der of Hanover county, now occupied by the sub.
scriber who has Just engaged in the transaction 81
business which requires his daily presence In Rich
ably quick and peculiarly suited for markst garden
ing The location Is one we'll adapted for the resi-
dence # good ph stefan. such having just
moved from the nefghborhood. within two miles OF
the place now offered which was also occupied by
physician about two years ago. distance from irh
moud 81. miles Apply at the Office Of the Bank Of
the Commonwealth TO &c HOWARD.
Refer also, TO Messrs Goddin Apperson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

50OU0 q ENUINE PARTAGA SE8ARS,
OF our owp Importation, lust received and for sale
~ MITCHELL. JOPLIN co.,
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lNzE 8 d05T 6ff1Es1g
..,r,,,,u, - s W. 8 ]. az Ga. vuuour
.orr.,rissw re iAssSS 3i.sz sp
zo11 o 414 20 81 n sSi 81.

The late attempt 70 ujurs our 1irm has .hg.. thss
QUIZ LOTT1R1k5 ARe paAMfMs nef ~ q ~
- - Srr achemes arc MORE L1BkkAL
fhan any other ICtssry N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31

CHARGE or TJIsx fEKrEScp henry Rogers, formerly
merchsn, In this city, arrested yesterday BY officer
Gardner Of the Lower Police Court, charged with having
IN August 1885, ders uded MI Ernest Richter, $50 ner
chsntot this city on, OF eoods 70 the value Of aS2 81
by mtsns OF false and fraudulent prttences Is alleged
that the sccused stated 70 Mr. Richter, when he applied
for credit that he commenced business free from debt
and with capital Of $4,000 all Of which represented
ss false. complaint vas made sfapst him IN 1852 bit
ne lett the ctr suddenly for Csornls and has but
Gently returned Rogers taken before Jv tce Con
nsy, and heid TO bs IN 81 $50 70 answer NE charge
4 POLICEMAN BrArrS nv Rowprs--POce sficer 0'oob.
nor OF The Twelfth precinct whe trying 10 Freveut die
turbsnco late on rhursiay night stacSed and 70
verely beaten by kke McIoery, Edward Hsys ud Lac
IApsbep. These we're arrested Gu FRIDAY
meynns aud held 70 swaf eS>nHston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31

The United sistos steam frgaie Colorado eag stp on
TIE homo squadron oveo to sea non hcy West on
the s5th instant. she goes 10 Boston os repairs 10 her
machinery.
The siocp ofwsr jamestown also sailed from Key Wes'
on the 25ih met, for New York direct
Tue sioop Of war Constellation did rot sail from Key
west for New York until The 9ad met The roop war
sstosa ard flynowh also sailed the 23d for Aspn'
wall
The United state. brig Dolphin, Lieut. Com. j. ~ Manit
was at Kew West on the 2bth inst, and would remain
there for some time,
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VERY LATE FROM NICARAGUA.
~~c~~~~>~~o.>>~~~~~>>~~~~-
Arrival Of a New Minister from that
Republic.
.~~.>>ooooo->S~>~>-O~~~
The Return Of the Vanderbilt
Transit Party.
THE COMMODORE REPORTED AHEAD.
Tremendous Effect Of Vanderbilts SlO0,e0O
in Nicaragua.
.~~c.~~~oo~o~>~>>o->~~.>
The Cass- Yrisarri Treaty Ratified with
Modi fcations.
MONSIEUR BELLY KNOCKED UP.
~~>>>~~~~~~>~~~~>~o~~~--
opening Of New Proposed Road In Costa
RIca,
&c., &C., &c.

mo steamship Granada, Captain Bergman, arrived a.
thas PORT late Thursday ng0t from Aspiowsl, with
dates from Granada the 10th and San Juan del Norte
Ne 10th Instant
She brought the following named passengers to this
poFt:--
General Naximo Jerez Special Envoy from NicAraguA
70 Washington.
Mr.. D. B. Allen, Commodore vAnderbilts con in law
Mss Johnson.
Mr.. y. R. @. wens.er, Commodore vanderbil.s special
agent
NJ. ". Halter.
Nr. H. Gotsel special Transit route agent
Mr.. ". II Muller, Commodore vanderbits sgsnt.
NJ. James Thomas, owner Of . valuable tanning con.
tract with Nicaragua.
Mr.. G. Perez
Mr.. j. Juebanca.
Mr. Leonmeasten, civil engineer, with drawings Of the
1sw Serapiqui read in Costa Rca
viii be by the above that the Gransda brought
passengers Of character to set all Wall street
nent the only wonder IL that that street. quiet
~ throughout yesterday. But perhaps time viii
set Il IN state OF excitement.
Our correspondence from Nicaragua, which annex,
tails the rows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-31
OUR GREYTowN CORRESPONDENTS.

10 take the fort The Presdep: ssrnez' mas deposited
mid srs.Iaency in the bsrds Of DE Vic. r....,,. a.
A., .s,,n Avtfsr- So - --.. an -, ~ y,
an. .-., AVE been 49, ~hhu'fy
set thirss oil right In defensive state ms was 'ne
reason TIA. Mr. Allen and rsrty also came down mefNer
with Gen. xaxno Jerez and his secretary. ne General
has scospsod the by no means enyiabe position Of Minis
ter Extraordinary 70 the United states government,
We are qrio dowrhotred here account OF not ssei-
things settled yet There doubt that tbey w. he n
we can trust 10 what Cen Jerez told us and wa have
nom other souoes, bs, Comrsdora Vanderbilt, n gong
to have the route. SIN, We weso already ral Of hope 70
sec n running in a MORN
We must Gree srose wa little longer
sen 's'~ sshcs III treaty with him Co schlessnger
IN <Ssaeua, but what he Ia dong nobody knows.
Many people believe here that vanderbilt will scccpt
the grant OF webster and Juarez, and not ask for any
modification Nicaragua only wants protection sesust
hibusers, and against nbuster companies, and win Let
anybody have the Transitno matter whoss long ss
we have H.
This 10 the true Greyown policy, becsuse without, tran
sit people vii soon commence dsvowi,s each other
Mr. Rsnuel friend Of Mr. Belly n full Of rrea, hopes
Of what ere Emperor will do 70 clsImD lie doubts
himself We canal operation but Is full Of iaS nation re
| spectns "xs bombsrdement claim he cav. a few
DAYS ago exly French Of cutside the hsrbor
/ but they have not come in yet
WCooue Cauty has come down possession Of the
Point He has still taken active steps towards a. and
h expecting further Instructions from me Costa Rcan 70.
vernEnenl This government hes given him grant 10
build road from The capital San Jose to The Atlantic 10
run The river sanrilni where the Cooncls small
river steamers vii take ne coffee, So snd receive she
! nershs ndise al sin Joas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

AT
AUCTION
Executors sale
Tuesday the 2is inst Mt the Atlantic Hotel keypurt
Monmouth county,
New Jersey,
Atzociock.
The homestead OF The late samuel W Csrhsr, decessed
containing sixty the hghes, state o cultivation
Within minutes walk OF the Steamboat landing which
communication present IL daily and and alter April l.
1859 will I've increased 10 three trips day This property IN
pon Of location and heshulness and fertility q sD cannot
he surpassed equaed within many miles OF New irS ~
of the chain Of the highlands of Navesnk
renowned for peaches which fruit " be found Ia
sbundancel and land north ~ this ridge cope with
perectng the peach and free from fever and axe as staten
Island IL only about four and hall miles distant.
agrcuursts capitalists those IN search Of
permanent resdence, shords opportunity
and deserving Of attention rs the soil adapted 10 the
culture Of both the fruit aud root crop an commands view
Of Sandy Hook, Fort Hamilton, Staten Island, Amboy.
Union CITY. Port Monmouth, aud all OF the Al
accent places and waters, including that . Prince
IL baysf'-the Rarisn-so renowned for It's fisheries
end bahng The mansion the premises q the nrt lue
y with suitable onlbuldings fruit IN abundance o. al vare
cs IT locust and chestnut aud bounded by two roads
% which the mail road ~ shrewsbury AMI Long
Rranch the uain road 10 Port Monmouth and the Hgn
lanc alht There IA mari within quarter of mile tbs
rropery has been IN the Cahart family over acenfary
fhereis als farm about quarter d mile tom ne ~ H.
siead containing about The same number ~ ceres ~ VIZ
rnar with house and otDulitmRs IN good snee VIII
several sresque and beautiful building pchons on
which richly deserving Of aenuon % connection WIN
lands VA ten and neen Acre o's incnaa
The mound loi eth is boiling spring ,,...s,e. ,v Am.
between York spd keypor-the keypori say'rx AZ ~
VI and the Massachusetts ~ ~ a. VI, from New YORK ~
RON Inc fnr further information apply
oTtNJInY CARnker, carriage manufac'Wref Newport
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| A IBEKr II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ daily auction sale of stocks and bonds ALBERT III.
NlCOLAY wiz sell ths day tDecember l at ~ O'CLOCK z:

5000 Hancock County I'D per cent ponds.
5000 Columbus. Pequa and Indiana RR bonds
5000 Watertown Corporation per cent bonds.
1900 New York ana Harlem RK LIST mort bonds
5000 Lee County Iowa) per cent bonds.
Securities received In addition 10 the regularly advertised
list during sale Next regular sale Regular
auction sales Of stocks and bonds every day at 2 At
the Exchange Stocks and bonds bought and sold
private sale and the Brokers Board Interest allowed
deposs large variety OF securities constantly hand al
private sale. ALBERT III. NrCDLAY.
stock auctioneer and banker, No. 4 Broad street.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


A UId0N NOTICE.: ". PORTER, AucTIoNEER :
"A Sl9 -iafge sale OF elegant household furniture made
70 order pisnofscte bronxes &C. Absolute csh sale Non
he furniture IN the four story residence 2s West roursenh
ton.
-Con'sinng superior velvet carpets magnificent
solid wood quits covered in maroon, blue gold and
crimson and gold satin OF the most expensive description
hic and Turkish easy chairs In moquet and satin hrcade
ladies' solid rosewood reception and chairs covered
g)d blue crimson and maroon satin three solid rosewood
centre thles with rich ESTUARY marble eypensig
carved rosewood pier sofa and side tables with marble
three costly rosewood eegeres with marble tops plate glass
doors &C. imported expressly for the owner ladies'
work tables Il day bronze and ormou clocks elegant hns
with the most chase expensive apes painted
70 order France nagnihcen French plate pier glass; with
rich and heavy gold France heavy embroidered lace window
tans and cornces large and extensive variety of oil paint
tngs, by native artists such landscapes winter scenes
marine views Scripture pieces, superior pieces &c
the whole forming very pleasing collection superior
wood pianoorie full octave elegant nld plate
and richly set with keys OF real pearl being valuable and
costly Instrument rosewood piano STOOL covered in sarn with
an elegant and costly embroidered cover.
solid oak extension table all polished the best
BILE top fancy tables mirrors sofa beds chairs Ia harcoth
together With all the ruby and crystal cut wines
champagnes tumbers gobes and decaners 70 match rich
china tea and dinner sets costly yer ware tea and dinner
service; savers cake baskets Casters coffee and tea
spoons forks liquor stsnd superior table cutlery, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Lasr horses, wagons, harness. & also feed wagon,
one grocery wagon, one express wagon.
EDw. sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRENCH
" and German toys.-E. Il. II. SCHENCK, will sell
on Monday, 10th instant at O'Clock p NJ at their sales
IS Nassau street. the Quest of toys
offered the public either private public sale None
the richest toys viii be offered They consist part of urn
Of all Sizes wooy sheep goats dogs grocery
stables pastures farm yards panoramas large Kitchens the
toys large sized omnibnses carriages horsemen
baby houses and large variety of the of
sizes together with large assortment 100 numerous to
ton The ladies particularly invited % examine the
They win be exhibition at the salesroom early Monday
morning the public rest assured they will
largest collections offered private public
sale They viii he positively sold without reserve.
EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTIONEER.-BY 4. & +. II
~ scHENcK This day Tuesday and "Wednesday, Dec q
and 20 IL O'Clock each day at their salesroom S3 Nassau
street superb goods consisting In part OF elegant MARBLE
brnze and china clocks superb bronze figures aud
groups magnificent Paran groups and satuettes richly
decorated French china dinner and Tea SETS French china
receivers and Bohemian glassware In great vaTie
~ superb silver plated tea and coeese.s waters of all sizes
casters cake baskets music boxes and large assortment
al other rich goods making Of the finest sales Of the