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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

The Present Fashion Of Ladies' Skirts
The Paris Commissionaire makes the fol
loving funny remarks upon this subject:
We have always been under the impses
sion that the preaeW amplitude Of ladies'
skirts was susceptible Of very little addition
We are undeceived; there 10 slower depth,
Or rather broader breadth. and the Partisan
ladies have found Il. They have attained
such latitude that full dressed lady finds
some difficulty in entering an ordinary door
way. We can no longer laugh a the hoops
Of our gvsndmothess; we are producing
equally great results with lighter means. =
The following conjugal dialogues gives .
lively idea Of our subject, and at the same
time illustrates the prsisewor,hy docil,y Of
Psrissn husbands. An 'elegsnte in her ball
costume steps into her carriage, which she
and her skirts rather comfortably fll. Her
husband proposes to fcIIow--when he il
suddenly brought up BY, NY dear what are
you going 70 doi' Dol why yet into the
csrisge 10 be sure But there Is no room,
replies the lady. growing visibly broad. No
room!' replies the stonished husband; but
my dear when ! an en- toilette, Ger.
tsinly not; DO you want me to arrive a the
ball with my dress rumpled!' IN the face Of
this isightful possibility the husband 10 81
once silenced. He, however. mustsrs cour-
age enough to say. But I wish 70 60 70 The
ball, my DEAR And what prevents you,
pray. Call cab, Or get up with the coach.
man.' The poor husband not seeming 70
relish this afFsctiooate suggestion, the lady
proceeds. with . suspicion Of sharpness 10
her tones that has very visible effect. DO
~ you please, my dear. but % for sitting
with me, the thing 10 impossible; do close
the door, the cir chiIls me, and tell the
coachman to drive on. or shall be too late
This cool proceeding achieved, the lady
goes to the ball, and doubtless raises the en-
" Of many an unhappy bachelor who don't
know when be 10 we'll of.
A fashionable lady Of the financial world
uu0 KOu0 Will tuEsUCbs NOt NVUSNWs WIN
excluding her husband from the carriage on
these great occasions, she has he'd built for
herseIf vehicle without ssats. In this q.
fair she goes to balls. Of course obliged 20
stand up during the drive. This, Ct the fret
blush, seems inconvenient; not so-her 10.
gsnuisy hes overcome the apparent difficulty
a velvet covered strap 10 % disposed @ ex
actly to reach her waist, and sgainst this
che leans, supporting herself DO two other
hand straps, similarly covered. She thus ar
rivss q the ball In lull bloom, not crease Ia
her brilliant robe, not . flower Displaced 10
her hair, and perfect . che left The hands oil
/. her dressing maid. The success Of the lady
q her entrance. 10, Of course, prodigious.--
Her grace and vii complete the triumph,
end alter The 6tth waltz and the fourth con.
tss.danse, che allows herself to become
gracefully istgusd, and rslires 70 her hus.
6sud's csrsisgs. whom. 10 consequence a
her great success, she eondsscsndinely a.
lows 70 attend her home.
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1A sentimental chap intends to petit
tion Congress for an act to improve the
channels Of affection, % that henceforth
the course Of true love may run smooth
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0'An elderly maiden requests the inser.
ton Of the following:
Il 10 in bad taste 70 see pretty young girls
kissing widowers' children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

Gr'You charge dollar for killing calf.
you smusty rascal said . planter 10 an old
negro.
No no. msssa.' replied the gentleman
fro IN Africa. me charge fifty cents for kill.
um calf ard 6fty cents for know how.'
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I'VE 6nd the following clever parody on
Wsodsworth's celebrated .Oid Oaken Buck
ss,"in The lsld) Spirit Of the Times:l
Hsw sweet 20 ihs taste 10 the Irish potato.
AZ memory swakens : thought Of shs
plant.
It, dark vsrdsnt vine top and beautiful bios
som,
In pleasing transition my memory hsUat
Aye! thought Of the root In pfofusion once
growing.
o. tie ssoad sunny bill slope adjoining
the miIl.
Al the Homestead, how many we raised
there's no know ing.
For some were bur small ones and few In
the hill.
The mssly potato, the Irish potato.
The thin skinned potato that grew on the
hill
That drlectsble plant I would praise while
I'm able.
For often st noon when returned from the
6eld,
found Il superior 10 all on the table.
The best favored edible nature could
vie d.
With ~ha, eager appetite. shsrpened BY
labor.
Iplied knife and fork with hearty COED
will;
AlsE there are none Of the old fashioned
flavor,
None like the "red Simons' that grew
on the hill.
The mesly potato. the Irish potato.
The thin skinned potato that grew on the
hill.
How prime from the full hespen dish to re-.
ceivs II.
"poi s.'... On my fork i s'esnd' to my
No appeal to the palate could tempt me to
leave Il,
Thou Oh effected BY ''fot" or . long sum
mer's drouth.
And nov. far removed from that loved stu.
alton,
Where ! used 70 Parsske Of the root to
my Gil.
Fancy fam would revert 70 my fathers plan.
tation,
And sigh for the "kidneys" that grew on
the bill.
The meaIy potato. the Irish potato.
The thin skinned potato that grew on the
hill.
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The qualified voters OF Dubois Z
Indi,na. are hereby notified that an Ell
ton will be held in each TOW nship Of ssi'
county. at the usual places OF holding cleo
lions therein. on the fret Monday vi April
a. ID. 1858 for tie pr pose Of filling ID,
Offices named in the foregoing certificate
This 18th day oi March. 1858.
JACOB HERMAN, s. ID. C.
March 19-3w
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Gr"WouId you like me 10 give you :
sovereignr asked little boy Of gentle
man he met in the street.
TO be sure would wss the reply.
Very well then said the boy. do unto
others % you would others to do unto you
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uThe question ssked By hospiss
ply sie!sn was:
How many deathss'
Nine
'Why. ordered medicine for ten.'
Yes, but one wouldn't take IT,
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| Tomatoes.
A correspondent Of the Genesee Farmer
gives his mode Of growing tomstoes. He Tor
wards his pIants in hot bed or green house
and grows them 10 pots until they are foo,
and half high. turning them out abou. the
second week in May. He plants them three
feet apart ia rows. When planted he drives
down few stakes, six Or eight feet apart,
eaving them about four fee. high the whole
length OF the rows. and mailing . strip Of
wood all along the ops, and tying one o.
two lower down the stakes. 30 make irsllis.
The ground should be dug deep and mace
rich with manure. and . spoonful OF guano
mixed with The soil around each root. We
quote: "When they have grown sufficiently
long 10 lie 10 the lreliis, Iselect two or three
Of the longest shoots and lie them loosely 10
the trelIis. cutting away all other email lat
erals which may grow on the main branches.
let these main branches grow until they
have come i1 flower and set the first bunch
OF fruit; then pinch out the top, one joni
shove the fruit, leaving the leaf entire. ]
then allow Il to so on again until i has
lowered and set another bunch Of fruit.
when the top 10 pinched out one leaf above
the bunch. the same - the fret. and 90 on
OF sllthe rest, taking care to cut all the lat
erals which may grow OF the main branches
down 10 the sxels on the leaves, az o!ten az
they are produced, but leaving the leaves
entire. II anv ore will take this little extra
trouble. be will Be amply repaid and sbso-
:utely sstonished At the immense clusters Of
fine large tomatoes he will have. II planted
in favorable situation they will ripen u
least - early % those grown in any other
way out OF doors, and frequently three days
or week earlier. When ripe they will
hang longer on the vines without decaying.
The situation can hardly be too sunny
Deep, light, losmy soil suits them beat"
A DlscovERy IN PorAroE CULTIVATION.
- tried rather curious experiment with .
few potatoes this season. Some twelve
months since I saw letter from farmer sta
ting the great success that had attended an
experiment the writer had made ia the pre-
vous season. II consisted in inserting u
pea 10 each potstoe set. and planting the
potatoe in the usual way. The result, be
stated, Vas . large yield Of peas. and
splendid crop Of potatoes; but the most i'm
portan; result was The entire freedom Of the
potatoes 90 treated from sny disease, while
oil those planted in the usual way 10 the
same Geld, were extensively de.eriorsted
| was led BY this statement 10 Try the expe-
riment on . smell scale in my own garden
this season. planted not quite half peck.
only fifty sets. 10 six ranks. cutting piece
out Of each and putting pea firmly in. The
peas grew up and fourished well, and lsss
week dug the potatoes. They were per-
Iecily free from The slightest faint or speck
. disease, and very fine and large; while
n the same bed, close to them. was another
oi planted in the old style. nearly hall Of
which were rotten. agricultural G Gazette.
ErWhy was Adams 6rst day the long,
.stl Because there wss no Eve.
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Justices, Blanks.
a GOOD supply o. Juslic e. BDsnkbeeas
~ ssantly % BAND and for salclow' q The
COURIFH Q1vEE,
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STATE or INDIANA, Dub,is County

To the Sheriff ~ Dubois County.
II BAIL B. EDMONSrON, Clerk Of
! the Dubois Circuit Court. DO hereby Ger
hfy that there will be an election held .,
the usual places Of holding elections. in the
several townships 10 said county, on l:.s lei
Monday 10 April, 1858, for the purpose Of
eleciina one Township Trustee, one Town.
ship Clerk, and one Township Treaarrsr II
each township 10 said county; az
Constahles in Columbia low nship. ~
stables in HARRISON ,cwnship, three
bIes in BsinbridRe township. WI r.
in Hall township, three Cuno,c
ka township, and two Conc
nsnd township.
You sre directed 10 giv
same according 10 lay.
Witness, Dszil D
Clerk Of the NJ
r.. 81 Court, and the ~
fixed, this ian
Der. A. d. 1850
BAIL Is. EUMONS1
PROCLAMATIO 4. 49,
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State Of Indiana, Dubois County. Y
NOTICE is hereby given that jqkr
~ Hacker, administrator or the eslol0
tseovge Meier, deceased, has ficl W.
tion 70 sell tie real estate "
his personal properly being
pay bis debts; and that ssid ~
heard AZ The next term Of the q
mon Pleas Of said county.
Attest, B. B. EDMONST0l
By HENRY A. HoLTnzu
March I9-3w. pftl co.
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GTPaps, have guns got legs!
No.
How do they kick then!
With their breeches, my son!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

L. Scorr & Co., New YORK. continue 70.
publish the following leading British Period
icaIs, viz
The London Quarterly [Conssrvssivs.l
=.
The Edinburgh Review [whig.l
3.
The North British Review Free Church.
a.
The Westninstey Review Liberal.
O..
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine TORY.

v.st roi,,,cs, r.s,,ss E.s. c ,"e' nse
|kir. Tory. end Radjcal--b., oolii,c. ,orm.
rs fea,~.~ II ,hs;, chs,.. ro''S' 'os -.
.hs s.sss pro'ssnd writer's on Sci.
se's'rre' messIity, and Religion
.oo. - mcy eves have stood, unri-
me world . letters, being consid-
?'spcnsso'e % ~ scholar and tho
'ona' man. ME 20 the intelligent
OIL every clnan lhnv
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I'VE 6ud the following clever parody on
Wsodswor,h's celebrated "Oid Oaken Buck
ss,"i ia The (eld) Spirit Of the Tines:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
A ucr,oN SorIoE-pEnEMrroRY SALE OF MAaNI


UCTION MISREPRESENTATION SALE OF MAGNI-
rich brocade and velvet octave pianofore
with pearl solid pearl $6 rich oil paint
ings statuary bronxes pier and manel mirrors AM
TBOYD aucuoneer will sell Monday, October at the
private residence 20 West Twenty sixth street Sixth
nue. the property of Mark Middleton fsq embracing
best household furniture offered at
SEASON PariorsRichly carved rosewood suits
silk velvet solid rosewood mirror DOORS
lined with crimson satin; statuary marbe sd
and tables superb rosewood pisnofo city
maker; rosewood secretary and bookcase, lined
stands rosewood plano stool and music and richly
embroidered cloth lace curtains cornces &c; velvet
and Brussels carpets TO lnaca oil paintings, by cee
brated artists the First Born by Rugan by ousse
winter by Cole elegant pastoral scene In switzerland
by Bonard two match pantnssscenesn Germany by Nat
Boy and GIRL Mothers Hope, Justice, Pride &c; superb
bronzes and many works OF art bsque and china vases
and figures. Dining room-soid oak extension table
buffet chas buffers tray and stand table cutlery of tn
finest description French china dinner set 100 peces elegant
ly plated ware service
glass goblets Wines champagnes fruit
rich decorated bohemian glass
bottles sugar dish, &c. Habitat stand and chairs oil
CLOTH Brussels stair carpet rods &c Bedrooms-Roscwood
bureaus bedead washttnd comodc suit richly carved
style Louis the fourteenh pure hair 40 pound
anes &C. mahogany and kwanut bureaus, bedsl-ads
vassands rack sofas rockers chairs center and card
tables and oookstlns eight day clocks
epgravHgs Brussels ana ingram carpets The auctioneer
would ca particular attention TO this sale article TO be
sold without competent will he III attend
stages pass within few doors Of the house Sale
at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
A TTRAcTIvE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT ROSE


IA wood furniture.
Tomorrow (Nonday October at 1ob O'Clock precisely,
all the elegant furniture OF every description and beautiful
works OF contained In the spacious dwelling 52 IVES,
Twenty first street between Seventh and Eighth avenues all
the best makers In the city The
hundred lots rosewood sitnwood and
furniture, marble groups paintings by Lamey Egeo,
Huntington and eminent artists all of which viii be sold
peremporiS the highest bidder cash and be
the Descriptive
will ready the house the morning sale which will be
positive, rain shine.
Parlor furniture consists of
full suits solid wool furniture covered Ia Grim.
hrocade do in silk velvet AL in perfect
order the with all the furniture the house,
wood centre sofa and pie tables with marble tops solid rose
Turkish and reception chairs lounges To msch
octave rosem God panofore stool and cover embroidered 81
lace CURTAINS six large pier and manel mirrors corner
stands with mirror backs; superb e;egees, mounted In
ornou; French English chandeliers
marble groups, satuary paintings nclui.ng
valuable specimens OF glass ana canvass.
superb rosewood chamber furniture.
Rosewood marble top bureaus, richly carved bedseads,
hair washsnds and commoies rich china
toilet warrobes with DOORS
the house oval mirrors bronze clocks with
all kinds chamber furniture, soft; bedsteads, *
and mahogany dining furniture extension table marble
eoard rich French china cut glass ruby engraved glass,
ivory cutlery, with large variety not mentioned.
Stages pass within few doors OF the house.
W. Is. WEsTCoGf q co, Auctioneers,
Once lGo Broadway.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
y OF LITTLE ELLA, r,..,.,,, .,,,.
who will give her second Reading Entertainment III bod
WORMS Rooms Broadway with her teacher y. H. Brown,
on TUESDAY EVENING, oct s.
Tickets ~ to be had the MUSIC stores of Firth
Fond and Hall A sous, OF vt the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

AroTICH-THE COMMITTEE on TAXES or TIL.
IN Board Of Aldermen viii meet In No CITY Hall
Monday tho tth ini II O'Clock r. NJ to take into cons
Iteration the following petitions for relief Of tar vxacoo
TIon n &. DeRhm, Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
Norty Sullivan Amos 1hompson. sylyeses Sou, o. y
fred yarnn kobt ID. Wynkoop John Murphy VIM wafari,
Geo. g. Lecfe, Auia J. kecuAn John VI Mott Dawson
Hancock John burg- stephen Roberts O. = Roosevelt A.
Augustus larmsnde Edward Goursad. Chss h Appleby
a. 1rowhridge, Jas lee, John a. Iarmanda Congregation
Anch Chsod las Davis o. ~ Crosby rhos W. Abbott, Jss
Clark Edward Brown Saml Martin Moses g. Brown, ueo r.
Dodd John Wright o. B-renbnk. Vim. bartlett, NJ Bailey
Joachim MskhoL Geo Arple,cn, Mary Ludlow Mcndes
Martin saml B<cks Margaret T. Lawrence Jas Lawrence
Richd Tweed, a. N. Tompkins Allen Jud Brewster, Vim.
Tapscou Chas Muhoiand Chas wngalo, VIM. Grsncr Ebe
Baptist Church Theo w. Thearee, John Morton, Jas
kuh. Peter Mccormick Caiha b. Mothcnte. Jas. W Nsrs
Barton W Van vooshs 7. A Bloomled. kcbd ysrsn. An
Branda Thos a. Reea a. H. Waterbury, Hush Dpisn
L. Gold-ine. n. BrnkerhoG Brrnars Andrew. Bcwd. a.
stead, VIM Walters, Minterhon, Piper Co, Amos NJ
ssckcu, X. W. Pulan and John NJ kouuer
JOHN . BRADLEY, 2Commitss
THOS. STEPHENS, y
wM TUCKER, Taxes.
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UCTIOk NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-RY
"A g. BO9ARTMonday October Ut l01a o'clock, at the
auction No North William street. sherns sale Of
large quantity cloths linen spot cloths linen
damask napkins linen sheetngs birds eye
diaper linen shirt fronts, eubroitered shirt fronts NJ b.
Sale positive; terms cash. Catalogues will be ready.
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AmUsE rrENTs.


A CADEMY or MUSIC.
n POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
First appearance OF sonora PEPfTA CASHIER
In the role OF yIoletta-
Sisnor GIOv. SPRyGIIA.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct A. l-S
True Va previously announced principles TIE managemen
In int oducing -. ...x,,1
public has In mpted 70 forea rs deo
but confidently upon IL npariiy And the artists
talent and capsbillty.
Monday evening, Oct 4, fSS
LA TRAYIATA
Seniors PEPITh GASSIER,
Sisnor GIOVANNI SBRIuLIA,
sisnor GAsPAROSi,
and others
caao,o SMAx MARErZEK,
eohuu0'o's'. '''t't'''' ANGELO TORRIANI.
NOTICE TO T1iE PUBLIC
The admission during Will be at the usual Hrms
Parguet dress circle And boxes
Secured sents TO be paid extra
FANNY circic
Sale OF tickets day At the oce Of the Academy. NJ
Breusngs and Halls music stores and sbcs In Wall street
from . u g o'clock.
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DRooKLyN ATHFvlEUM
ID FRIDAY EVENING, Oct s, 1859
Mr. STEPHEN MASsETTS - 1900 - .
SONG AND CHIT CHAT or TRAVEL.
SyAyANxAu THEATRE GAVIN " FLEMING, LESSEE
- and ManagcrThis elegant establishment thoroughly
fun stock Of viii the LIST
OF November There new theatre IN savannah,
process aud other place for drAmat
performance all advt 10 tbe contrary not
wuhstnrflirY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

m ANN sTREEr.-L nECKER'S LATE IMPROVED
U pure eestc Combination cushions adapted 70 wood slate
marble beds Warranted give sstiafscon. Also n
paylc Of billiard tables throughout Also trimming Prices
low. T. DECKER.
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DURTON's NEW THEATRE.
ID ENGLISH OPERA by FIRST CLASS ARTISTS,
with new scenery ana cos.unea.

-
I'D ENGLISH OPERA by FIRST CLASS ARTISTS,
with new scenery ana costumes.
At
PLAY HOUSE PRICES.
Mr. Burton has much pleasure In announcing the hr3t
pearanee Ia the United states of the
LUCY ES,OTT
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
The brilliant and lin AL the principal the
Europe) the distng vocis, Of the above
troupe will presumed render them worthy the aame pa
ronags United States The attention OF the lovers OF
mWc request. the printed notices the professional
OF Lucy Escot and he other OF the company 70
be obtained at the box Office.
LIST OF THE COMPANY
LUCY ECOgT frima Donna, late OF Italian and Lor
don hous nd of the Epg lish opera Orury Lane
Miss EMMA HAYWOOD Coutrato. from Drury Lane.
Miss HARRIET Pa YNE, from CovenL Garden theatre.
hr HENRY SQUIkES Tenor, from the German, Italian
and English operas
Mr. RkoOkhuUSE FOWLER Tenor, from f)rury Lane.
hr AYESIEY COOK, Bssso from London lousa and
Mr. CHAkIkS DtRAhD the celebrated English baritone.
MIR. EDWARD EElIDfr MUSICAL Director
heavy expense necessarily attends the perform Of
this and complete troupe. full orchestra aud
engaged New and costumes with tho
quisie appcn,men viii DC FINISHED, hut there will Do
NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ADMISSION,
the prices will be usual
Dress Circle and Parquet 70 cents Third tier - cents Or
chestra stall chairs, ST. balcony chairs, 20 cents.
a -,tet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

NEW EMERY.
ACT IScene The duel Outside Of Count "a Luni's
Tie. Scene 2-The palace gard na BY moonlight
ACT 1.-THE sipsies-W sterisil and rocky dell.
ACT IIIThc Of the gpsylha camp OF the knights
Exterior of the castle by moonlight
ACT Iv.-The catastrophe dungeon.
Seats he secured for any evening during the week
Doors open at O'Clock. The opera Will commence at pre-
r.alx
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And continuation cuahionA
Prosected BY letters patent dated
FEBRUARY ~, 1866
October q, 1888
December 1851
January ~ 1898, nwo % ths dsSe)
rbs recsnt improvements made IN these tables thc
IN the world They offered the
billiard player binng speed with bsfore
tanned any billiard table salesrooms 6 1888 Broadway
~. Mandatory 90 Ann street
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Now EXHIBITING.
IN No ~ Franklin street
A few doors from Iaylor's saloon,
THE GREATEST LIVING WONDER
A FEMALE CHILD
With
FOUR LRGS.
THREE ARMS.
TNO BODIES
ONE HEAD
Hours o. eshibitionrromg TO n A. NJ and FROM tn r.
Charge OF admission during these hours IS cent?, At all
othtr hours the charge will b. ~ cents
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TIENRy II. LEEDS, AucrIoYEER- sALksRooN No

IIENRy H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
III ZS Nassau strest-Esecutor's sse.-uENkY ~ LEEDS
CO, viii sell by auction, 90 Monday Oct Al los oclok
order 81. Fourth street. Of Greebc
contained IN said house. consisting Of
wood In crimson brocats elegant k window
lnins a~ large pier glasses Chandeliers velvet carpets
furniture la hair CLOTH mahogany do bedroom do 81 sosA
ny beds ingram carpets china glass aud plated
kitchen and other furniture Also few dcm ohns
choice old brandy, sherry and bourbon whi-key.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

L,OR PORTSMOUTH. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
j. The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
Thomas Skinner will leave Wednesday, tho 9th inst
three O'Clock NJ from pier No Is North river She will
arrive at Portsmouth the afternoon aud Petersburg
the following morning Passengers for the South viii pro-
coed directly by the great southern mail line Those for
Richmond win arrive there early Friday morning Ira
yelers will find this the cheapest pleasanest aud most
dous Passengers are, with stateroon Norfolk,
81; 10 Petersburg and Richmond, $40 Apply TO HENRY
LII DLAM, 81 broadway
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SHIPPING.

UHE rsrTM AND NORTH AMsRIoAD EoYM
~ II NrGA MSIifPS
"A sror To LIvKgruot
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TURNTABLES SAif-fo~lIiNf NM
~ RICHARD WALTERS, aucioneer, - morrow, Monday
los O'Clock r. WALTERS sells At the store, 70 Cahar
by order OF execution, quantity OF household fu
pure consisting Of beds bedding chairs kitchen arans'
mens bedstsads mattresses mirrors carpeng, bureaus
aAhsiands tables pictures sofas &c No reservation.
H. CARPENTER, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

TIDWARD SCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ saie Of elegant household furn,ure-by T. r H.
sCHEkCk, Monday 4h inst nj ii o'clock. nj their sales
room, No 81 Nassau street. comprising elegant rosewood
lor SUITS oak dining do rosewood. mahogany and
Snaeiled chamber mahogany
tete et-~ bureaus. bedstsaGs & centre side sni sofa
hall large variety % other cis
giant usually found "a rsi class a~o
hair mattresses china vases clocks silver plated &C.
Sale perrmptory, for cash