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FOR SALE.

A valuable timber Claim Of 100 acres, with
in three miles Of Bellevue City, for sale. En-
quirs az this Office. l37tf.
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NEW GOODSH NEW PRICES \!
New Everything, at the Old Stand OF
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New Everything, at the Old Stand Of
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EDWARD G. B0SDYSHELL
HAS the honor to inform the people Of the
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ing counties, Nebraska, that he IS now OPEN
ing one of the largest SrocKs OF GOODS ever
brought to Glenwood, Mills county, Iowa,
consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS, QUEENSWARE,
NAILS. LEATHER,
CORDAGE, IRON,
OILS, PAINTS, DNE-STUFFS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,
And everything that may be found generally
In city stores, all of which he will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.
rE' ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRO
DUCE taken in exchange for Goods. Buy
ers from town or country wishing good and
cheap Goods, either at Wholesale or retail,
will save money by calling and examining his
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they
will find good bargains and fair dealing.
GLENwooD, Iowa. no A-tr
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d T.,

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FARMERS READ!

TOHN p. HORN & CO., near the Printing
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Hoes. Shades, Forks, Hames, and a general
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July, Is, 1891. S"5o
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Job Printing.

NEATLY and expeditiously executed, al
~ reasonatls terms, az this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
. rcTToS NoTIcE.-HENRY r. LEEDS, AUCTION

a uCrIoN NoTICE.-HENRY r. LEEDS, AUCTION,
eer viii seil on Tuesday, May H. 81 l0's O'Clock, All
he rich and elegant furniture contained IN the res
NAN ali Of which order, and has been
An use but lew months Tbose whaling 70 purchase hne
son The FOL owing will give butt faint description OF the
..oJ. consined In house, vz.ln the basement are
eegani etegeres OAK enson
shes osr toing chairs sofas china dinner and tea sets
yer GATOR ivory cutlery forks and spoons ~; The par
los are Furnished with rich carpets three elegantly carved
ROSEWOOD suits solid frsnesl COVERED IN rrenen
- vsive made 10 ORDER splendid eegeres OF rosewood
snirror backs DOORS carved do GENRE ana
se abcs rich Turkish chairs French plate pier and Oval
snirrors superb oil paintings rosewood bookcase rn lace
iudow curtains richly carved wood seven ocye
ct, inlad with pearl superior make and tone has been
sed ony months The chambers are rep,ets WIN rSss
1000 ma nahocAne furniture bedseads and bedding nsr
&c Tne furniture contained In he house Will DC
,s without The least reserve Deposits WI be reluea ot
, Catalogues furnished on the morning OF me
nale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
AMUBE MENTu.

A cApHxY or MgsIc 1roRMEs, MusARD.
"A sTsAkp HS co on Essn
r'' Dxsd n l :.d rYR Ssssss Of
~ sen s..s ov gr .ss. ooI s g
hfrs CENTS s 70 Se OF THE AoADrr
On the oratorio highs
There will be .s. 1s. 2. c. srs.
. @s ~
nding the uareriogy 1 ess
Of ses w. &
ternate VITA the Opera season
1a RAJ htF nTs Az Ss sssS HsHE Of
after which Mr. Mussrd VIII leave for other o'ss 70 rour
's s ,.'. 'FsoSs4saE. FOR THIS WEE W. E.... w.
.ss s.n.s ~s: own
lady will r s"Ssv s ss2y 10 S hs p.
Adm sSss1S z e twenty M csuss seals
CARL FoRMYS.
GOTHAM QUADsILI.S AND TELEdRsPA PorPoUR1G
win .nS the ro1ao "GsasrsnscIs' and B.lfes "M~~
WIN stag the ar5. time America, celebrated bsass
From. Handeis Aos: d.stss and No. ru A.A~ss
from '7he Aarr,.xe Of Of FS S, % sew r,,,v,
WI, be performed y So %.n II o.sbs,,fs
,s TsSs: Hsar Strauss "J'daai K'1s;
1s aS. s'sss IT. &c
Que asIisn s nSa ss ', Ae'', '
q. s G.n %o osrG sn.a The sd skss'A
Last performance this , sesso Y as,.u
FfHs asnL ross GIBSON
Chorus o. 100 Orchestra of 100
Admission ~ cents. Reserved sests n cents extra
The sale Of reserved seats commence this morn.x
RowERY THEATRE
FRcrs ~RoTes and psrque IS cent. Pit IL cents Pr,vs7s
x H. pss v t the @ tim.
years srand nA;ionsi ~rsn sIpseaas f~
this h'"D' '' p La &c Or SSasDTsrsE, '''
WILD RIDER OF sANTbE.
with beautiful scenery. costumes, &c
Iron Tom p clarke Mary xa,lsnd Mrs.. rsss
TO commence with r IA p ar =. sNoxR
Stranger. Mr. Eddy Mrs Halter. Mrs. Parker
TO conclude i ris ri ST' sTRfseED JACK
RuRroN's NEW rHzArRE.-FIR5r MONT VI TN
Who in his former enssg exceeded IN b
'ns' FOX aH TEsT fh%
and will appear on Tuesday next In two OF Ills most peS~
Ms MATHEWS vi, s s1ss ss r .s,.,, . Ola ....
Tuesday "a, SyJhE Fox s0 FsRy hRaST ss;
Young Rapid Mr. Hss,.s 9a Rapid - 49,
st II. Holman SsSss' -
With the written By Mr. Mathews, OF
HE WOULD RE AN ACTOR,
In which Mr. Mathews will personAe i've separate ohsrssu
Mr. ' and Ms MsSs~: viii appear Thursday ne
w GODS BUILDINGS,
w TEmPLE or ETHIOPIAN MIfSrREISY.
s6l and COS Broadway, near Prince stxee
WOODS MINsrREls
PERFORM EVERY EVENING.
following unappro~chable combinatoa OF artss -
pear IN persopsioo Of negro peculiarity- s,.v.
Comic Deiisea,ors Of kthiopiAn Eccer lrcies
Mr.. O. Holland, Mr.. q. White, Mr.. j. BudworA
Mr. G. II. Fox, Ar. @. kaynor, Mr. y. AvTeA
Mr. N Campbell
Quartstte.
Mr.. J. Lynch Mr. T. Vaughn, Mr. q. Gardner Mr. OsaAnaL
InsrumenAl
Mr.. I. Meyer, Mr.. smith, Mr. Hnsan-
Mr. Wernig, Mr.. Leopold, Mr.. Dewey
Attractive novelties win be produoed in rapid succssAoa-
This week TIN STATUE LOvkk,
with O. Wnie Budworth Gardner and Campbell In prDeQo
parts
mcnce att clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

UCTIoN SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD AND
IA mahogany parlor and chamber furniture, inlsd
panoorte gilt frame mirrors oil paintings plate and
glassware &cIGOULDSM1TH Auctioneer, viii sell at the
residence So West Eleventh street on Tuesday the lth lo
without all the rich and splendid suits chamber
and dining furniture in part as folio 1--WE msgn
paor suits covered in the richest satin
brocade heavily carved suit in silk velvet Dresden
yaaea large mante with beautiful paint
Ings oil paintings with rich gold frames; octave
nlsd 'front.' Frame warrant % for
yeers library bookcase stsuary marble top
mirror and backs rosewood cabinets solid
marble side, centre and Loo tablcs richly
carved spring Vose chairs in rich French s.tn two
large French plate mirrors with standards heavily gilt lace
and brocAde curtains shades and reception chairs
corner The chambers furnished In the most
ample having solid gothic rosewood eedseads with
cressing wsshsands, marble top To match
twelve hair mattresses eight superior spring mat
corner staDds Brussels uree ply and ingram earpetns
library manel mirrors clocks vases and orna
neu window shades and cornces; also, Two solid
blsck walnut bedsesds. mahogany do nurse rocker
bolster pows bedding &c; rosewood hall bat stand
ocloh Doing room-Extension dining table solid walnut
TEA and dining tables sofa oak seat chsbs Mahogany
do Freuch china tea ssts dinner and dessert china and
crockery ware plate glassware caster plated spoons and
forks table cutlery spd gener. assortment OF Table inrn
iure one oak buffet plate glass back and other arcle
which viii be described ON dialogue 70 be had on morning.
OF ale No postpone nept account without reg ra
the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

UCTION NOTICE--sUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI
IA auction by j. W POkThR. Ructioneer Tuesday.
Nay ii. At 10 o'oo,k the entire contents of the arxe five
story residence 28 Foure between Eighth and
Ninth the whole Of which really the finest offer
cd At public sale tor many Only small description
u given in this advertisement
PAroTsConatn yards OF superior velvet carpets, three
magnificent rosewood quits covered in satin Of the
psnsve descriptions: gothic and Turkish chairs In
ladies' SOLID rosewood reception and
chairs covered In gold bue crimson and moroon satin
lined with silk and satin wood
three solid tables with rich stauay marble
tops expensvely ~ood9 sofa and side tables
with BILE tops three costly rosewood etegeres with
bic tops glass doors 30 ess for the owner
lsdies rosewood work tables bronze and ormolu clocks
elegant china with the chaste and expensive land
scapes painted In France magnhcept French plate
pier glass with rich and heavy gold Frame heavy embroi
dered lace window curtains and cornces large and eiten
ing collection superior rosewood penofore full octave
elegant finished ell round inaid plate and richly set
with keys Of real pearl being valuable Instrument
rosewood piano stool In satn with excellent and
costly embroidered cover.
Dining room-Rch velvet tapestry carpet in good ORDER
nod table marble fancy tables mirrors chairs
In haircoh together with all the ruby and crystal cut gass
ware wins tumbers gobes and decaners TO
match; rich china tea dinner sets costly silver tea
servce salvers cake baskets coffee and
tea spoons forks liquor stand superior table cutlery
marble pitchers, DO Also, rosewood and mahogany bed
room furniture In great variety beds and bedding &C. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

d. ucTfoN NOTICE.. y MILLS. hUCr1ONEsR, Will.
"A sell ths day n, 10 O'Clock In the base nent OF NO ~
6shsm street. corner Duane by virtue OF cnsel mort
sage The Of refecory, cons sing OF PAT snu NJ
fures " bea dorer chairs sofas ~ i ~
f'V'e'0s' " s. MILLS,
Auorney Tor mortgage, oace No. IL Chambers street
RChetel mortgages foreclosed al me snor,es nVues ,
nv n A. MILLS II tn ambers street, room NO. 4 hrs'
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,IEsRy II. LEEDS. AUoTIosEEs-sALEsRooMN NO

xuFNRy II LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. .
II Nassau household furniture, paintings,
ssiusry and works Of The Of sepemsn Les,
ins Tor Europe HENRY VI. BEkDS 90. viii sell hs5c.
ton on Friday MAY a. at 10b o'clock at The ssesroom and
galleries No street. elegant furniture, paintings
satuary and Of the properly OF gentleman lesv
nq for Europe removed for convenience OF SALE conssng
~ rosewood psrlor furnhure en- suite,
coveted in satin brocse console eesere secretsre eegee
paris made centre aide sbes & all made 10 order by
Better Huichngs; elegantly carved boudolr piano by LIN
en Tritz Erard, OF Paris ak curtsins sce
AZ and axoes bedroom furniture OF carved rosewood en-
suie russ carpets do, black walnut turntuse procss
eurtsr and lace do Dining room all Of carved rosev o
estension table sixteen feet BY Beer buffet chss sc
ibrsry FURNITURE rosewood Also, all the g htures IN
nne order. si, very tine orisns o. psns
Garcia Coroma Van tden, r. wison, Berahem ha9ur,
Brach Adam Barlsud, Greenwich. j. williams sidney Ter
cey UansborouRb, Norris W. Brown O. chester lasa ,n'
Jasper OF Dusseldorf, odde Caferty. sonnag sou.ene
Baker Rolfe other fine pictures; also some eran~e
colors stuayFive elegant pieces % esoIne' ~
tuary, by celebrated artists beautifully scuptnren WIZ
peeas pieces Of hne bropzes bisque ana psrsn
hgures medaons and other articles OF yirtu Also dinner
decorated french porcesn cut and engraved gas
ware, fine solid all set complete English plated wsrs,
other requisites for completely Furnished house Ihey NIL
be ready for exhibition above day before he SAFE he
pictures wiz be ready fer view on Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

n UCTfoY NoTICE-CoAL DEALERS "A. M CBIsIA
"A LAR aucuoneer, e Iovery will sell on Iuesday Iith
s Al Ioi. al the yards 4S Washington street. cor
ner Of three coal cs one sorrel horse one pay
,sre three Office fixtures, ~ bushel corn on
.nfe coal scales screens and suadries Ao VIII
he offered a valuable building plot in the village OF Union
wort adjoining township Of Westchester loJ oy o feeh
- high round; title clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

4 UCTION Notice j. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A BoGART.-Tuesday, May II, At l9l O'clock 2. No
ture consisting Of elegant rosewood paror suits in
velvet easy and reception chairs centre and pier tables
French plate pier glass eiegeres tapestry Brussels
and carpets SAITH dsmssk and lace window curans
costly chandeliers aud fixtures chamber furniture
hagany French bedsea college do hair mattresses
Brussels carpets dining room oak extension dining table
chairs, crockery glass and china mahogany hat
stsnd English oil CLOTH Brussels stair carpet kitchen furni
ture cooking utensils Ae The house to let for
more years 10 suitable tenant Inquire Of SAMUEL A.
PHILIPS, Notary Public, So Wall street.
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE.
y Pier glass, piaz0. cArpe7ns. Ao,

At auction.
+. 0OUID6MIrH auetioneer.-This day, at M O'Clock.
without the entire splendid and nc!y carved rose
wood And mahogany par0r dining and chAIaber fr
nture little al, in good order cootatusf Ia tho
large house No 10 West Twenty sixth srse few doors
Sixth avenue No postpouement any accoun1 Tho
whole has been mAde 70 order and comprises In part ~
follows
RcA tapestry brussels carpets. splendid rosewood library
shades curtains valuable Oh paintings mar
BILE top eegeee with mirror doors and backs nante vases
reception and voaro chArs carved rosewood marble top
centre side and sofa tables large plato glass pier md mante
mYroru with marble consoles Nm sue-T wo very richly
parior suite covered with satin bro
cade and velvet pianoforts full ocavo. ineid
with pearl. . splendid instrument; also ornaneuts In
great variety.
Arc furnished ingram and velvos carpets spring soa
chair. and rockers arm chairs toilet srts clocks mTor
marble dressing With wAshstands 10 match
Of solid and mahogany; cured hair
msresses spring holsters and pillows; solid
rosewood Esabethan Gothic bedstoads together with
other chamber furniture
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
and forth.
The furniture to removed Immediately after the sale.
This furniture ia Of the richest description Persons in
want will do well 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

CHERIFF's SALK-FURNIyURE- MONDAY At
- 10 o'clock at 343 Friton street, BROOKLYN comprsng
eight mahogany top buresus eight rahogany ped
steads mahogany sofas chairs and ssbaes BruSc1 ana IA
grain beds, hair mattresses, piNowS CHINA
and glassware, mirrors, &c.
AlAD
Gherts GALE Of IS dozen cutlery and OF g0od
quality. Ped d COLE. AuctlonecSL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
DENT1STRYs

IN out metal plate or clasps BY y b slassNOND sur
reon dentist the women's Hospital OF New WORK one or
more can p.eref without extracting any roots Az
Office 81 Beecter street. may be seen we ceruncaes
the first citizens aesng the superiority OF MS INVENTION
after eighteen months trial.
Arr -syrs or TE,rH. UNSURPASSED FOR sr,E
DlO. gsnce and workmanship By any ~ se IN NE word
se~ling silver electroed with pure godtO snget VI
Teeth fed life 60 cents extracting without
pain by q process FfKI.DIeG, Dentist, ia sprng
street two blocks ives, OF broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
IIENRy IINnsI.Ey. AuCTIoNKKR.

IIENRy IINDsIEy, AUCTIoNEER.
III To be sold AZ public auction, all the beautiful and costly
furniture contained IN house l62 1e xington avenue
IINDSbEy sBArrUCK will sell 10 morrow, Tuesday,
May m, At l0L o'clock precisely
Dining roo-srge LOT Of beautiful glass ware china sets
crockefy silver ware, cutlery, extension table sofa OAK
Psrors-Three suits paror furniture In rosewood French
and velve, richly carved and In fne order msnt
pier French plate mirrors reception chairs In medallion
Turkish chairs and louuge mahogany sofas chairs.
etegerea paintings by old snei Parian
ware lace curtains, marble top centre tables, velvet
pet &c
Chambers-air mattresses rosewood and mahogany bed
seads washssnds bureaus slows holsters, beautifully
decorated chamber suit china and stone toilet sets mirrors
pAinpss sofas stair &c and
syres mentioned but which will be found
on the morning Of sale Cash deposits required Of every
hVc,oneers' office, room No 9 Bank Of Commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

uUENRY n. LEEDS. AUCrT0NEER-sALEsRo0MN NO.
III q Nassau sreet-On paintnga-HkNkY LEEDsA
90 will .ell at auction. Tuesday May H. ooosk ~
their gallery q Nassau street. ne collection OF ancient and
modern oil palnngs among which may be found Inc works
OF e. Pousn Lsntara, Brskenburgh. Van Duyke Lsmqre,
H. Cslyo Gorgone, Van Ssvem. Espnoso, " sether
with the artists Of other celebrity Also one superb
ms OF the Crcassisn slave, on SALE and several
fine pieces of bror tes-
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. uCTIoN NOTICE -THos. BELL AUCrIosEEs, a
"A w = TTIqNfsON This day At 10ts O'Clock, will Ne
CONTINUED the S cry goods c!ethng boots shoes and
sers bsr ware china glass cutlery; slso groceries old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

- nouauTy AUCTTONEER. SALE OF SECOND
nj hand household furniture, Brussels carpet gilt frame
pier glasses &C &C. .....,,-r
WIN s.u nv auction 70 morrow morning Tuesday, May II,
At lOh O'Clock,
Al salezroom ~ Nassau street, --
Consisting Of about ~ Brussels and velvet carpets Sr,hy
carved yoseopd parlor covered with hrocatee. rose
wood and mahogany library and secretary bookcases extern
sion AR ne abes marble centre tables dressing bu-
reaus toilet OIL paintings bedsesds hair
paasses beds bedding &c the whole forming
the entire furniture OF first class residence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

vrorEI, BApGAGE -NOT1CE-BAGGAGE LEFT ON
III hand or given security more than ago. At he
ohe Hotel corner Of Frankfort and William streets will be
lid at auction on Tuesday, 11h inst unless previously