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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

CoUNTERFEITs.-T only counterfeits
that have been attempted Of the notes of
the State Bank Of Ohio are of the old
plates, used al the commencement of its
business. These may be rapidly recog-
nized by attending to one feature which
marks all such bills. viz: the name OF the
Branch is written with pen on the face
of the bill. The ten dollar bills, of which
there are two plates, have been most sue
cessfully initiated. For six years no notes
have been issued from these plates. and
the bills have been nearly all Withdrawn
from circulation. The plates used for the
last six years have the name of the branch
engraved and printed on the face of the
bill and on each end Of the back of the
bill. No attempt has been made TO couu
terfeit these bills, and they constitute near
y the entire circulation Of the State Bank
Of Ohio, from one to Senties inclusive
This is feature which can be remember
ed by any one, viz: all notes Of the STATE
Bank Of Ohio, whether ones, twcs, threes,
fiyes, tens or twenties, with the name CT
the Branch engraved and printed soD the
ldCo VI luo Ott1 nafS hOt OOSH OOAuACllSh-
ed. Bills with the name Of the Branch
written in with pen (and particularly
the tens) have been counterfeited.
hecently altered, or more properly
speaking, raised notes, of the new plates,
viz: ones raised 10 tens. and twos raised to
twenties, have made thqir appearance, -
The genuine one. of the new plate, has a
good portrait ofJudge G. Swan, which
the tens have not. A ten dollar bill with
this portrait is therefore an altered or rails
ed note. All the genuine twos Of the new
plate are signed by Vice President Finn,
while no genuine note above three dollars
bears his signature of,J. r. Finn. Vice
President, are therefore altered or raised
notes. Attention to these few easily re-
membered facts, will etfectuallv protect the
poblic against imposition fiom these sourc.
es.-[O. s. Journal ,ssla r.. in.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
The Tlood in the Mlsslssippl.

New ORLEANS, April l2.--The river
continues very high, and has run over The
levees in several places on this side. near
the city, but all have been repaired. On
the opposite side, the water is oyerhowing
the plantations.
Other crovasses are reported above,
doing much damage.
A heavy rain fell yesterday, completely
flooding the streets in thi- city for two
hours--wind hiUh. tf. fR7In 'f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

BANKRuPT LAw.--It is authoritively sta
ted that upwards Of three hundred thou.
sand names, attached TO petitions, have
been received by Congress in favor Of a
general bankrupt law. t aA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

"SHooTING DEsERTERs. the Columbus
letter list, heretofore published in the
Statesman, has been taken from that pa
per and given TO the Fact. an obscure
Knonotbing paper. Has Medary or the
Fact changed politics? Something wrong
somewhere, rstt.... s 4. H
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
Tanernl ceremonles Of Mr. Benton.

WAsHISoroN, April, 19,--The funeral
service over the remains OF Mr.. Benton
were attended by the President and his
Cabinet foreign ministers, and the mem.
bars of both Houses of Congress. His re-
mains were placed on the cars for traus>
mission to ST. Louis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

The Supreme Court Of New York has
given the opinion that communications Of
mercantile agencies affecting mans bu-
siness are ''priveeeed, iii there is no NAL.
ice in the state ment made.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

ST LOUIS, April s.--AceOunts from be-
low state that much damage has been done
by high water on the Mississippi and Ar
kansas river. from the mouth OF the White
river to the Louisiana line. and that but
few places will escape being submerged
Whole cotton plantations are now under
water.
The towr of Napoleon, Ark, is COM
pletely inundated, with depth of water
from two TO ten feet.
The south side of the Arkansas river is
overAowed, causing immense obstruction
OF pr operty. The north side is compare
lively safe. The river is falling now,
but the-baek water frOm5tbe Mississippi
extends eighty miles from the mouth.
The leyee on the east side cfthe Missis-
sippi have not given way yet. e
The water at Napoleon is ten inches
Lisher than during the flood Of 1914.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
SECOND DISPATCH.

The river at Vicksburg is stationary,
and has commenced falling above. Sew
eral levees have broken below that point,
destroying property TO an immense a
mount ... ...... b
The creyasse opposite the city is doing
great damage TO the plantations.
The city is now consi dered safe. 30. q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
Thc POotry of phvsic

. Iurliy tne oloou ana ulseaSe VIII be starved out
Clensc the system from impurities and you arc cur
cd already.
Take this best ofall Purgatives, and scrofula In.
digestion, weakness, Headache, Backachc,, Sdeache,
Jaundice, rheumatism. arrangements of the Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels all derpnge and all diseases
which purgatiye remedy can reach, fly before them
like darkness before the Sun. lts'I -'TF6
Reader, ifyou are suffering from any of the numer-
Gus complaints they cnre-sufer no more-the rene
dy has boen provided for you, and IL is criminal to neg
lect 1t.
That Ayer's Cherry Peetoral, is the best medicine
for Cough, is known to tho whole world, and that
dyers Pills are the best of all Pills, Is known
who have used them. % stf '''i-.t si'
Prepared BY DIR G. AVER, Lowell Mass % nd sold
by uffman &Co. and D. SiiTord Lancaster; f. X alb
Rushyille; g. F. Hamlin, Oakland; A. Simmons Bal
timore; and all dealers in medicine every where.
March 4, lS59-9m4i 'I7'''t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

A quaint writer has defined time to be
the vehicle that carries everything into
nothing
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
sl From the Cincinnati Times.
rhe WOrktngmen's HoViVRI Melody.
ny RE. II. LEvERlSo.

Respectfully dedicated 10 the Working Men and We
inen Of this city, who combining with other elas-
sea In praying for the spreading aud continuance OF
the preseut Great Awakening' Religious Revival
TUSE-ss Martina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

nr!yss 81 n. sHsHs ESEsnaE sAssa
q q .s' sst
AneTes Rye,lop1 e ne, y,ox ,uv ,.av
VIM rso .rs~ins Attention 40 = sas above sanoane,
s SS s is 3; r. s s1s: a
s me support and patronage bestowed upss
aifES ss ss COMPANY
sfsca g, sna g.SH:ss
-, 49,. SSSriExI.Lxixp sSeSsssios OF rnrUsrHs,
,,.ax,...,. Tss or any o'aer eouIsry on tie yobe.
final SsTsSTaIssxsTs
ra'''' sh sSf sssslss ssf sa OH
ANToINx
Assisted ~ the Great Double Cor Of P.ao and Es
ihe Ballet Dsg,s,nsrs lee BY NE seeoT.-s dAn,erso
ihssf 81 eisHs s sGa Or ''' '
% resume her ensssemsns Win I" her a''Ase
The eA.Is51 ss IL; s.s roA
1se besuniul LIMA WINvEl-
ri is ss; a
ca The TIgs SoRs xyslassps saa - be foraa
RiS1 zANssETrA and last and least the ei'Faart
80 THis GALAXY OF STARS
JOSEPH MARzErTL.
smaller luruns.lss s, making
Ensemble and Comt ms Il m Of GREAT ARTISTS,
vtose elegant instructive and aughate performances
main amongst the spots OF and erased
only by the stern hand Of time every ueme 10 coareoos
being 10
AMERICA A HOUSEHOLD WORD
The O-chestrs will be selected professors In
the city, under the direction OF Mr. Eugene Fere!cn
The Mechanical Department, with al ia Gorgeous ard
eplendc tcene Startling Effects Transform Illusions
and elaborate Tricks under the immediate JervsOn the
kAVhLs themselves, Rnc by hessrs Furle. kaa and
other attaches
The Accessories by Mr. Chss Sylvester Rcs coai.y
costumes by Ms-srs. Philippe sni yetti
The Der CT the LAST PERFORMANCES being ,r-tes
will necessarily preclude repei: tt
having determined 70 produce he iarss repertoire d
Grand Fairs Spectacle Pap,cmimes,
Grand Genie Psntornnes
serto ~ q Petite Comic Par.o-rra'
orsId ssrio and Corrle Bsl.ets,
0rsno Pallet biyer,is3ecaf,ts
Tight Rope EYolutoLs snd ClAss.c Exec.
oises In rapid sncce scion
7he audience part OF the house will b. managed yi:h sts
and stenon 10 TIE comfort Of vsiers aud
strict ceoorum enc resDectaby povesbss % ths popular
The dcSrs 70 opeu nightly e. 6, the curar 70 rise pune.
parties the country ter homes
Night and no. interfere With tae early rerenen Of tie
ltle folks
ThE FsTABLIsEED PRICES OF ADMISSION
10 the paouet dress croie aud boxes 80 cens
SPLENDID tier OF upper ir cOsby rs
Orchestra seats 6f trtvse cOyes ..........&
VIII remain before, tie en-e sucience ns belg thrown
n. tie time specified giving s1t al elua clsIce
ir the choice a locality
Full particulars OF the hrs! periogmS2cs IL future
nouLcenents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
DROWN sToNE FRONT HOUSE AND ALI rue ELE.

DROWN sToNR FRONT HOUSE AND ALI. TIE ELE
ID carved rosewood and mahogany furniture contained
therein ~. KASE auconeer vii sell. this day. Friday
lo cccck by catalogue the entire contents OF the large
near rb avenue containing superior household furniture
of cisss kmsrrp, inside - order and IN excellent
condition. Paror furnure-rch velvet carpets three mag
nc psrior suits covered In elegant satin bro
eseeres with marble tops and mirror doors and
barhs with aan wood very expensivsly carved ele
sart rosewood side aud work tables ladies' rosewood
with mirror lined with satin woods rosewood
sccretary viii elegant carvings msde 70 match ns
spierde seven rosewood premium panofore rcny
insd and real pearl keys decidedly one OF me
superb instruments ever made, richly emboesed
cover And stool; Preach Plate mirrors expensive sce
and trccsteI window curtains. Also. a great variety
OF OIL paintings, embracing many valuable specimens
errsnt decorated china Psrisn and chinese ngure
twenty one day orou clocks together With many other
costly and eanei Ornamental mahogany DECK walnut and
Rosewood cushioned chairs covered hselot and meds
osn tables rich chins tea sets, cut gsss ware compns
sn3 stuh ssornert scch tumblers vines chsmpasnes
enno,e1 senry gissses @ln, butter dishes lemonsdes
Pnche Mso costly silver srch ~ elegant revolv
Ing casters With splendid cut boles SPOONS forks
80 s ssfvers ivory cutlery, common crcckery
Plates vefeape dshes no also the furnure
q ,ss nsnreoms conss,nns mshcssny cushioned chairs
pure hair mattresses unabosanv marble ton
bureers with wsehstsnds W match
~ decorated china toilet seis bedroom irrpvs toilet
snd vors table, eies.ns stair carpet and rods occh hall
stands Sc sale positive ~ B.Furnture can he psrked
and shipped by experienced ale Partes in
Of solid rosewood parlor furniture the mos,
description Will do well attend every article viii he soS
without reserve Also at one O'Clock Tie tour story
and easement brown stone residence house srs ot % feet
by hall he block Terms $1,000 remain on bond srJ
att cent for term Of
I0 VIXEN the deed wiz be given. Af'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

II WILSON. ACCT1oNEER. WILL SILL TO THE
H. highest bidder for cssh The premises 21 fcur enb
a. lO O'Clock 10 morrow, Saturday, March D. the
rich AMI desstie contents Of the above Eve story d~einr
buse Catalogues resdy By o'clock on the morning oftae
when the whole csn he examined
Psyo-sCc uar yards OF superior velvet carpets three
msruhce- solid wot suits covered In blue and
god crimson ard gold satin 81 the most expensive de-
brocsSe; ades solid rsewcod reception and arm
covered In gold. blue, crimson and maroon satin;
rosewood secretary bookcase lined With
sk wood three solid rosewood ,eutre tsbles With
aide tables with marble tops three costly wood
with marble tops plate gsse doors &c Imported
for the ladies' rosewood work tables;
and crmou clocks elegant ctnA vases Win me most
magnificent French plate pier glass with rich and h-svy gold
frame heavy embroidered lace rnfow and cornices
large variety OF o paintings BY native artists
turai pieces superior French Autographs pieces
Ac the whole forming pleasing collections superior
pisnofcre full octave elegant case finished
all round plate and richly sc, with keys OF real pearl
being a valuable and costly instrument, rosewood piano
STOOL satin elegAn, and costly embroidered
cover
Dining roon-Rch velve, apesry carpet In good order;
sohd extension table all polished in the best mauner marble
top fancy tables sofa beds chairs in hair CLOTH 70
feher With ali The ruby and crystal glass ware wines,
champagnes tumbers eobeta and decsners 20 msch rich
china tea and dinner costly silver ware tea and dnner
service ~ inch ssvers cake baskets casters conee ana TEA
urns spoons forks liquor stand superior table cutlery mar
CssmbersCosy solid wood mahogany bedstesds;
satuery marble top bureaus wsebsands aud commodes 70
order and excellent condition. counerpsnes bed
spreads sheets ingram carpets bedroom mirrors clocks,
toilet tables towel racks toilet sets oilciohs stair cspsssnd
rns abogany cushioned chairs rockers sofas LOUNGES
elegant residence 70 lease For
ply 70 the suctoneer on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
DANIEI. g. HOuaH AUCTIONEER-ATTRACTIv
IL SALE or HOJJsHHOID FURNITURE. d.

Genuine ard pcreptory auction OF the .logant
wood satin wood, walnut and mahogany unaare decorn-
residence No 2S West Twenty third street Eighth
nue. this dsy Friday 9 at l0 O'Clock precisely The
following partial description Of The goods contained in the
Duins walnut buffet extension table carved
pedegtaI 81 dining aud chairs
st rstS.@ "S al he CHINA and silver ware belonging 70
the house. sets breakfast do cut siass
OF conceivable description silver servtcs plecos
ig1or caster cut ruby bottles cake baskets sa but
ter knives &C.; ivory cutlery sets besides large
Psrlor-Carved rosewood suit in crimson and
satin solid sewood centre and pier table reception and
oumbent chairs solid rosewood and wall etegere eio
lined with ssan pspier ind tables velvet
carpets and rugs bronze hxtureA ughs heavy en-
broidered lace window drapery Peran shades several
and In real bronze as0 eight oil paintings by emil
nent arise In rich gold frames also mached paintings
vases Psriar figures and manel ROB intel
Mdcie paror-veivet carpets suit o. pArlor furniture
Ave lights elegantly secretary
lace curtains and ies fine ayravings mante clock
carved octave pianos nearly In order
and fully warranted, stool and cover, musc oabnes &C.
besides host of other artces which, 70 DO appreciated
Chambers second story-Tapes.ry carpets carved
kesses 60 lbs, holsters and pows fine blankes and
bedding rosewood bureaus and Ddes china toilet
Ante glass rosewood bookcase fine engravings cusAns
BoudorTapestry carpets carved centre and pier tables.
single suits of enemeed furniture shades and curtains,
splendid amour sl.ce PSYCHE glass DC,
Third toryEegal carved mahogany bedsteads bureaus
washstands, wardrobes sofas chairs dvaas mattresses.
blankets carpets, &C.
Descriptive catalogues be had at the house only on tbs
Is. S. HOUGH Auctioneer. Office No 200 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
AURA KEENE's NKH THEATRE e24 BROADWAY.
IL Dcors open ass % o.mnsace q "a ~ ee4.s,s
AN IMMENSE HIT
GRAND COMBINATION Of AMERICAN TALENT.


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their mode of lie thA anytime ss.s!aiag 70 he'd hs.syE
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wh;p me 40 sA,seeyr Tbs Holi spDisuis he deet-zA
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liberty Al he Greene Of hrrlE-rss Gypsva rrorhe-Ar
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bore. wAiru N his fcrega land. f,--Gyusy N.
earrmeAi by aooullght new -t,ypsy tN-e. tirsey
sad penIsmen, your p.ynsrs snd JOIN IA 80 Hypsy
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s-sws sbe bcy's heart Dreams Of owl import Lemusis
Ionfesscn T. Bsss tyrus listener "SrugRs not TJg
safe 10 my grsss ;,rd c tn ,,o, ~ aswt
cs. (new,Ihe uaocesi pr0cOun: glty Csess John n
boIv-o plume. sced nd s5esd ~ go kaeai1 tsss.
sac,noes a. for her lover VIZ bs whopsd sEd sos
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hasko, g!aoe, Caewl-Caesr Jo1a ant IA kiaea.a 10
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lie iSs 2 be wresrsi cs .se sfsssa cys.ts- Cas- hss
fcr"A faihsrs eurs-Tsse esssh.rr Of los. country
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pess onCyntls % be resorec ooad uon-A fsartJ
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

a UCrION SALE or HOUSEHOLD rURNrryRE-A
a n. CRBTALAR suctionesr. = Bowesy win sen h Gs
furn1re combating of mahogany caArs mAble tables.
rosewood bedsesds wsshstands arusses ard Ssran Gar
pengs bureaus fancy chamber su and large ct VI
olpAntngs engravngs aud looking glasses ana mirrors
Also los single double three quarter iron pedseaos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

W HUNT, AuCIIONEEB.
ID 4. Extensive sale OF
Household furniture,
Carpet, mirrors, oil paintings,
Fancy goods, silver plated ware, Re.
Nv HUNT will sell TO morrow tssturday), March % at
loi O'Clock At spacious ssesrooms No Nassau
very eeirsble Of household furniture consist
inr in bari Of bureaus wardrobes chairs SOFAS
bedseads sdeboards esgeres, feather beds mat
tresses ALSO gnifcent of oil
yanns fancy goods sy,r plated ware glassware chins
are crorkerv cutlery clocks ingram Brussels velvet
es,v and other carpets pier mantei and evs mrrsrs nc
oocs c.reully packed the premises for shipping Par
,es o obtaining excellent city made furniture will
and his sae worthy Of their attention Catalogues resdy
Iv morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19


GHAsD @ 5HAsiTr c sSIsA AsD FANCY DRESS
'0aT s"S SHYs tx PALACE.
Or rnn EVENING or krsn4 8. 1858
THE HUNTER woo is s'R RG Fl SOCIETY.
Worlds Fair known as the Crystal Palace coverias an
of three and capable of concourse
Trus.Sss o! The Amsr,c.n Inse been engages Sy tho
COLOSSAL FETE
TIE HUNTER woopIs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
thousands Of Dread tickets among poor and
Il for the Of snAng them 5 meet the e% ms
ss 5 Sava T ssRss
"A''A fHE G His 's soIREE pINsANrz
PROMENADE CONCERT;
ever given in the United States.
may naturally be inferred that the orliiAncy Of the coup
these the committee VIII provide ample
The ssoon extending the machine arcade will
e @ rs sre S s 5a M as
rooms VIII be furnished with every requisite to make the ar
ing rooms Nor viii the gentlemen have augh 70 complain OF
To make iris great charity still interesting all who
paTspa'r II TIE committee on haze r 6 TO WHO
PURCHASE TICKETS FOR THE sOIREE
thus snoR pson OF e 20 o pe
This practical method of combining smusemsn, and ch.ry
sord double pleasure to the Aims gv.r and coners
comfort the needy and deserving recipients WHICH they
"0'-l ''' ' TaE BRIiIfiNr ILLUMINATION
FIVE rHo THGpSh5D JETS sr OF GAS.
the additional chandeliers which will be used Tor ho
the reginenta coors and uniforms
the benners national and standards, edented
OF beautiful military parsphernaia the pro-
fusion of rich and ognsi decor aons designed By the com
mees tie insignia and embems OF various socie
together with the fu magnificent ball dresses the
varied pleasing Of al nations and periods the
representations OF cele orsted personages the music and
dancing ano the thousand apd gorgeous phases OF
chsse ee carnival such could ouly be witnessed
il the ni.ed States.
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
GREAT METROPOLIS OF THE UNION.
VIII combine 70 form
FAIRY SPECTACLE
UNPARALLELED GRANDEUR AND MAGNIFICRNCE.
The Of the United States and Cabinet the Cover
OF OF the States The Mayors OF several large Cities
the Turkish Admiral Mohsmmed Pscha and suite all she
literary celebrities Of the and oler
distinguished to be invited received
guests and IS confidently anticipated that there VIII besroh
galaxy eminent celebrated ladies' and gentlemen n
the Crystal Palace the evening Of April as has
ye, yened time In building IN the Uniled
states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19
IInNRY u. LEvps. uorIoNErR-sALEsRooM q

IIENRY H. LENDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
III Nassau stieet.-uEnkY H. LEEDS 90. viii sell at
suction saturday March - l0i O'Clock, nj the sales
% Nassau street household furniture. consisting ~
Brussels and ingram carpets mahogany chrs rork
and covered hair cloth. mshogsny sofas.
easy and vosire chairs covered in leather nshgrny
bonkcasz and srretses lounges covered In delane
pie chss DO rockers black wsnut card
tables mahogany marble top ates falling Leaf co.
pahogany rosewood marble top washstards and
mahogany hat stands rosewood wardrobe ued With satin
wood. Office desks stools &c several superb suits Of
smeled furniture Crimson elastic self attaching loop
spring entirely article and tree from btgs At
2occct meIodeon by direction Of Matthias Banta Faq
81 p Arvhdescon Jr; aso rocksway built
W order BY Brewster A sons cost SEQ
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HENRY n. HrRTs JR. AUCrToNEER-By HERTs q
III MOsS-wnl sell Friday March 49, Al l0is O'Clock. nj
the saesoc- 81 Pine street assignee OF the
tire bssnce Of grcceres consisting of greco aud bscs teas
white and brown cuhee spices canflss
OF Dutch behring's Scotch ale porter also 6ne
nport-d champ clsrt sherry and other stnes
brsncies and other segzrs &C &C Terms
cssh. By order o. assignee.
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uESRY II. LEEDS, kUCrIoSEER.- s. ALER0oN NO.
III . Nassau street Superb sale of FIRST class cabinet for
niiure manufactured by J. nes-oir. HENRY IA. Lends
CO. VIII se a. aucion on Thurscay 18th, and Friday 10Th
OF Msrch al half past 10 O'Clock each day NJ the
6 broadway the entire stock OF high class French furniture
comprising every srsie r The line al msce in most artistic
ard fashionable style including superb BOOKCASE lined
with ssn wco1 coat sc5p Our friends and cus,omc-a
particularly invi 8, examine TITS valuable stock, which
be so without IN consequence OF the removal OF
the building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

Ar h. BUTLER, AUCrroSEER.-M. .. BUTLER a Co
will seI on Friday March 10 At i0 O'Clock At sales
rooms III spruce sreet5 boxes pearl starch chests blsct
YEA no m Havana segsrs lot Of British lustre one Hre proof
s.s sis counters tables dests wooden ware stoves fsa
ther beds Ae Sale positive TO pay advanced,