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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-03
Original Aartiitles,
MILITARY SCHOOLS.

MILITARY SUllUULS.
An alarmist is one who is more industrious in
pointing out the defects of the Government,
than in giving it credit for the cxcelencics which
it really possesses. 1t is my wish to avoid this
unenviablc position in the eyes of the thoughtful.
So fearful am Of the stigma which attaches to
person of this character, that, could |, consis-
tcnty with what I deem due to orc whose dcs-
tiny is wrapt up in the prosperity Of his State,
remain silent, l. would 90 so. But the eXtraVa-
CANT desire which has seized the minds OF Il large
portion Of the citizens of South Carolina Tor llI-
tary Schools, is prevailing TO such an alarming
extent-an extent which threatens to absorb
every other species of scuUl-tilat even 7, in
the absence Of other and better writer's, will
raise from the dcp:hs Of obscuiitv. nv feeble
voice against this suicidal rolcv. There is no
one, be he ever so enthusiastic who has more
State prit!c-who clories more in the military
achievements of our little State, than [ do
None who would do more 10 Sustain the lofty
position which she has won in the field; none
who revcrcs with more vcncraton the trophies
gotten III battle. But with all my military ar
dor and state pride, am 10th 10 sec the citizens
Of South Carolina willingly resign all claims to
prc-cminrncc as an agricultural and literary
people. The civic laurcis won by our statesmen
in Senatorial strife, and worn so gracefully By or
llAYNE, CALHOUN, Brr.ER and others, arc no
less deserving ol reverence than those won on the
battle plain by our military chleitans.
1t NAV be said by some that Military Etlu-
cation does moi uolit one for the Senate chamber.
This will appear TO Lc an error, AS soon as VIC
examine into the sentiments which arc ncccssa-
ri!. encrr.lcrc,l bY these school! and their AZ
s.r;at;oa:. Thyl ;li.na Thule Of the aS,iyations
OF The ..trlci.;s is 10 hceo,le an exrcrt sollicr:
Successful ,aralc is his rhetoric Of action: his
acuuircmcnts Iool; no further than 4 soldiers
hnnors. 1t is true that large rcr,ion Of those
educated i'll our Stale academies have overcome
the lrciu'!ices Of their school and succeeded we'll
i'll tac literary arena, but even not lsw Of those
vino have dcTotcd themselves 10 Tic learned
professions Lave given them up in DISGUST, and
look forward with lrnging eye 20 that state of
things which shall place them i'll position in
which they may exhibit their known superiority
over their mere peacefully educated fellow C!ti-
xni7rs=s i7rs= :: 1hnir Ioice still lor NAL Their
thoughts by day "nd Tier dreams at night are
~, -,
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ruined; OF the trusting wives vou have made
disconSolate widows; of the innocent children
you have made orphans and clothed in rags and
half starved. Think Of these things and cease
to do evil, learn to do we'll" "Turn unto the
Lord while he will have mere, and unto our
God while he will ahunlantlv pardon"
Do not assist any longer in destroying your
feow-men, nor expose any longer. yourself
your children, your friends, yonr neighbofs; and
tho wife Of your boSom-thc solacc of your life
Ito ,lcgration in this life and misery inetcrnity
sTurn, O turn. for why will you dic2" S.
TIE LATE SENATOR RcSH.-Thc proceedings
in both houses nf Congress on yesterday, were
of an unusually solemn and impressive charac-
ter General Houston in tic Senate. and Judge
Reagan in the House. announced tie death OF
their late colleague, Senator Rusk. The culo-
gies pronounced upon the deceased were as eIo-
1uent in feelings as in words, and did no less
credit to the heads and hearts Of those who de-
livcred them, than to the manly virtues, genuine
worth great craftsmanship. ami exalted patri-
OtiSm Of lin upon whom they were pronounced.
General Risk w;ls trIly a remarkable man. one
Of the most remarkable, perhaps, that i!lS
country ever Produced. He was possessed Of
all those high qualities that arc nSeparabIe from
true grcatn@ss--a strong. comprehensive intel
lcct, an iron will, and heart pure and guile
less as that Of child. During the period Of
his life he was Il jurst, statesman and soldier;
ana in each was alike efficient and alike pre-
eminent.
In politics lie WAS democrat of the strclcSt
school and willie he adhered with nnwaYering
devotion to tie cardinal doctrines Of his party.
public acts bear tie strongest marks o! the
most liberal anil enlightened craftsmanship. lie
enjoyed, to the cile>t extent, the respect and
confidence of his political friends in every sec
ton of the Union. His personal popularity,
however, was not Of a PARTISAN character; ior
few, if any, Of onr public men lad so large 4
place in the affections OF his political opponents
The universal Ire!iHg Gt sUrlrw aml regret with
which the announcement a! !.li death was re-
ccivcd in all parts Of the country is Tie lest
evidence that such was the case and the rea.ll-
ness with which his political opponents in Con-
crcss united with his friends in paying tribute
to his memory shows that throughout all the
political strife: and sectional struggles through
which thcy AMI he had passed, he still retained
in n, rndnni,hc:i degree their love, respect,
arl esteem. Some Of tie ci:ineics pronounced
were most cloqGc:t, and We hope soon 10 bc
able 10 lay thcw before cur readcrs.-Nash.
Union.
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AS old soldier, whose nose had been Topped
OF by sabre cut, happened to give few pence
to a bc-gar, who exclaimed in return:
Good preserve rour cyc-sightn -
"WEy 50 % inquired the veteran.
"Becarsc, sir" WAS the reply, elf your eyes
should grow weak, you couldn't keep spectaclcs
before them"
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TouclIIyC IycIDEyr.-Ihc Buffalo CoHmcr-
ci;il says that the l.cctnr of St. paul'S Church,
in that city. :,d reached t!a mid;;la Of his dis
course on Christina, Eve, when delegate from
i!rathendom came mp the south i-;c. 1t was ::
voung sG,iaw wil:i li:tl!iiratucnish lIa!i-c!T!l
izc,l dress. Il ,iiiiiinuivc bonnet lrIngng on the
hack of her head b. the string, and calico
1l,rewl-4-ss .culDr=wra.pc a!a.nnd lt",=i Lilo
blanket. She cam" along with the slow llElian
step, until near the front # the rulpit--a gen-
tIcmail gave bcr Il seat. She sat down Is il
unacc:!stomed to cushions, but nIaimt incd very
GOOD behavior, except when the Rector was oc-
ci,sionaIly more than usually emphatic, she felt
called upon to express her approval By al andi-
bic tla.'S good" During The singing nl the
closing hymn, she $to"' up with tic rest, cvi-
dcuily much excited, ca:lins eagerly forward,
her frame q,,iycring with the ncw cmptioa Of
o:-all music. But after the benctcion when
the choir performed an anthem. she rushed oil;
OF the pew into the space before the ciaHici,
where she stood unconscious ut the gaze Of the
congregation, her eyes fixed M the orgau aa
all the >tran-eicSS Of her position ior-";tc:! i:
.ie rash oi sensation pro!uce'l hy the llc!:
intc, uG the or-an anal the eX:l!in= c.!Gr!S "i
thc anthem. Poor ciIii,t OF the Wills! tiwri&
with nr~ cmo;i,I, Il >t.HE lani irnlti icat:":l-
!om inii.g ur,:l-cinl!s in liz wui':!iip"E OTc.
WHO almost III ill.,. antij~ lc; an'l riaclcG'i r"li-
turcs ago, lay in 3wa'icliins clnt!c' within Il
maI-Gr
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F#cnrrrL D@Arm"F i i:oT.-Ga Saturday.
the ig;h, two boys were playing ncar a lime
kiln ii Brn.inn Low Houses. il tie nc ii
hor!ru,l Of Cu:rrmou'h The material in The
Kiln WIS on Il "rcl with the edge. a&l wa
emitting tir:l.c volume: ul smoke. 1!i" Of ;hr
boys, .iicxanIcr Navoir, a'"nt scven year. "l
age probably r,i<leI bY the smoke. stcrFcI
anon iI:r <lir;lrc ci lie hlrri:ns :.ias:. lie in
s!an;I,. -:;m!; 10 ;!c mass. ihe ":wl;::. int'!c
jr lis hnlS caused Il furious rush ot tame.
wi,ic!! prcvrnic !p approach OF i,c xorkin"n
10 rxir;.4,tc tie %.o;I;zrl sufferer. y soon ~
the iIa.u?s a'm:r,l. the I"y was seen to bc scv-
c;r.l yar12 iiom the top. 1t wa* >;i'i iinlr'o.i-
bic 10 relieve lii,. and they watched tie ELECTS
rG Tie fire, unll they actually observed the
poor boys skull bHrst a|nalcr. Nothing bHt
H., bone. wc"c recovered. When his mother
was tn!,! nr t;Ic acc!.lcnt. she rushed To the
Kiln and world have prrciri;ate'l herself inin
il; if tIn hys:anicrs a,! not held her.--Enslish
iH:per.
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Elo ls OLn?--A wi;c man will never r'lst
ouf - l,:!::y as he can move and breathe, lie
will be doing something for himself his neigh
Dor, or for posterty. Almost to the last hour
of bis lille, Washington was at work. So were
Franklin, and Young, and Howard, and New
ton The visur Of their lives never d:'cared
No rust marrcd their spirits 1t is 4 foolish
idea to suppose that we must lie down and die,
because we are old. Who is old? Not the
HAN Of energy; not !he rlay laborer in science,
art or bcncyolcncc; bit he only who suffers his
energies To waste away, anu the spring of life
to become motipnle:s; on whose hands the
hours drag heavily, and to whom MI things
wear the garb OF gloom. Is he old ? should
moi be asked but, is he active can he breathe
freely, and move with agility? There are
scores Of gray headed men whom we should
prefer, in any important enterprise, 10 those
young gentlemen, who fear and trcmble at ap-
preaching shadows, and turn pale at Il lion i'll
their plth,-a harsh word or frown.
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cradle condition

C.iJ.S ID'tNit'oi'
BGrGur Ayp SoLp-. \ friend CT Ours. who
lived on Crosse Isle. who has an eye To q GOOD
horse, and WHO IS always open to trade waS ac-
cnstel near his own door, lately by 81 stranger
who wanted TO inquire the way. lh" stranger
ha,! under him a smart, lively pony. which str'''k
onr friend was rear enough like one OF his own
to make Il rood mate; he therefore a>ke;t the
wa:laring man what lie would take fnr lis beast!
&" Well don t. come To sell him, int il let him
20 mus, have io:ly dollars" UEr friend held
his ponv at eighty, AMI the strangers animal ap-
y. cared every whit Us good; 50 he o!cr"I thirty
Ise-doIla$, WAS taken up, and the moncy paid
over. The afternoon was occupied Ill searching
after his pony, which all Of a sudden came up
missing and could not be ioand. Putting tins
and that together, our friend was induced to ex-
anime his purchase a little narrowly, when ne
discovered by the aid Of his family that he had
been buying his own horse The stranger
being tracked nr turned out to be the hired
man of lis Bcigh!or Ci--s, upon whom our
friend had cracked many practical jokes in his
tinlc, but none among them at oil equal to this.
BoYs Our At NGnr.-It is one Of the most
ruinous, dangerous, ard nllsc'ilevoHs things pos,
sitln. Nothing 80 spccdi!: and surely parks
thcir downward course We have again and
arain alluded to these melancholy facts and must
continue to do so while we have strength to lift
pen.
They acquire, under the cover Of night, an un-
heaithY state of mind, bad. vulgar aud profane
language, obscene practices, criminal sentiments,
and lawless and riotons bearing. Indeed, is
in the street after niyhttall, that the boys prnci-
palv acquire the education OF the bad, and the
capassity of becoming rowdy, lisso!ntc. criminal
men. Parents, do YOU believe it? VII! YOU heed
it? Will you keep your children AZ home at night,
and sec that your homes are made pleasant and
profitable, or take them with YOU to theshouse of,
God, of prayer and praise q" Evil communities
tons corrupt good manners" "a little htven:
leavcncth the wholeump." Beware of theserpent.;
Erch,as's.
TnE Newark News has the following satiIn;
, Boston, lately, we understand that \ hasty pud-s
ding which had been set out to cool, was taken
mp to the watch house by a watchman, on q
charge nj smoking in the street"
The chief secret Of comfort lies in not suffer
ing triGes 10 vcx one, and in prudently cultiva-
ting an underground of small pleasures since very
few great ones are let on long leases.
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CAUTION 70 Country DoGs.-An occurrence
which took place in this city last week, should be
caution to all country dogs. y wagoncr from
Tallmlcga had his dos tlawn with him and in the
course of business ii became necessary for that
,lns to bite Ben Dexter. However, since that
dos had last visited the city, the Western manu-.
!lcturcrs had adopted the use Of strychnine in
making their liqImr-nf which fact Bower was
unaware. Suffice it to say, he dh Ben aM dicd
montgomery Mail.
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5.}:(( ?3eaon!g? /?
A SHORT PATENT SERNGN.
pY DOW, il.
MARRIAGE A DUTY.
T T. Y I.

TENT.
Dom, tell me you haven't got time"
That other things claim your attention;
There's mol the least season or rvns
In tic w;sest EXCUSE you can m=n!Cn;
Don't tell me about other fish,
Your duty is done when you EuY ZEN,
A nd YOU never will relish the Gish,
unltss YOu'ye & woman ~ " FRY 'cm."
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DrAfyESS-T#1:e three drops OF sheep 5
eal warm, and 'irop ii into the ear Oil gon:: 10
bed. The car must hc thoroughly syrillYe,l with
wlrn Soap and water in the morAin-. Tie gall
must be applied lor three successive nights. !:
is only ciiicacious when the deafness is produced
by cold. The mos; convenient way Vi warming
tic call is hy holding it in Il silver spoon nvcr
the .lamc OF 81 candle. The above remedy has
been ic,,uvnt!t tried with perfect success.
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The following remarkable poem, written by
Lucy LowcoM of the Bay State, is certainly very
bo,rt;fn, and cannot fail to win the admiration OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-03

DOMESTIC RrLE&-l. DO everything i'll its
proper time :. Keep everything to its proper
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OCUt.isTs AND AURIsTs.

nkRp HEARINa AND pKAFNEss.-DR MATTHEW'S,
III eur,st from Berlin, Prussia now arrived IN ms city.
cures this accn, generally known az ncEsble sure snd
completely mostly few DAYS and the worst csses IN one
fuonh n s the only hesmeaf for deafness Hcd has cured
!. Phisselfs, more hss essw pss3ss ~ houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

- Wednesday MAY at 10 O'Clock, at 3 fulton street.
Brooklyn comprising piano,
suit Of carved mahogany furniture In brocae per glasses
mahogany sofas chairs vos-es rockers centre card and
eide tables paintings mahogany bedsesds mattresses,
feather beds silver plated ware kitchen furniture Brussels
ingram carpets, dc. Ped 4 COLE, Aucioneers.
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BHlFFINU,

GREAT REDUCTfoA IN rAEH 40 AND TaOa
NJ HUkOFG .-
From ksw xorx 70 soehaxnptoE, RAvrs Ana Bremen
rhst cabin SoC second cabin, $50
Certificates iasued Tor paAsaRe and from Europs al5s
5ke drvt class paddle Wheel stasznships
AoRrH bIAka 2c0e tons y. L. 1nkeipaugh, rnAstUi
ARIEL 2 COO t0nA Q. II. Ludlow, master.
VII sai fom pier No Noyh Rlysr York Afnooo p9e
p;sely, carrying tls UNrTxD STATYa nAUA VIZ -
LEAVE Huw YORK
SoCTHAnFT0N, EAy2x aoUr5 >SYSoG
SocT1AkrroU NOR nny MAG
ARIEL MAY ID jane ~ Juca u
North Star. June ls July 10. yuly N
These sesnsbps touch a. Esvs epeeis csiiysred ia In
don ard Paris ror passage or freight apply "a
II. TOREAHCE Agsn1
NO. Bovhnx Green Rev Hosk
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SALES AT AUCTION.

- foot Of Forty eighth street. North river the
tlocp called the Constitution her tackle and sppa
rel, of about 60 IONS. JAMES c. WILLET, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

NEW YORK, MAY s. lSs.-T0 "FIREBELL RINGERS"
IN You hereby notified pot 70 strike nrebe sra
for police and not Mt all unless the
from your ohservsiory know taere Gre frem reliable
source. By order. HFkRY a. HoWAEp,
Chlef Elg1reer Fire Den Artmen-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

T ID roLBRooK, AUCrIONEER.-rHis DAY, AT
lc O'Clock a stJre LOO Maiden iAre dne collection OF
standard and other plants Antwerp rsspher,es
Ac. Also fuesssr, May 4 at f0r O'Clock,
choice collection OF standard ane other shrubs Pot
psns and ofnam.ntal 1htss trcta
Marc Esq aud win be the Last standards and offered
nv HIM this seaaon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

A UCTToN sArg-TUEsDAy, 9Th IHTANT. AT -
"A oeicct M the stock and nxiures ot quor store 70
strrei eomprlsng mirrors riciurea seer pumps de-
canier1 tumbers cioox, counters and shelving.
S"'' j BO.AEr Ancioneer.
BY STEPHEN BO0ARr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

UyARx REDUUxS.
magnificent s.e&mshiP VAkDERRU.r e,Es tonk r. n
Lefevre. master Will eau VITA the NAILS
rRon NEW yeRx ron yRoH souvRA 1rrCx
nouTaAnPr0S ASp HAvRH roR NsV x0u9
Saturday ..........May q Wedn ,sdsy Jurs /
saturday July Wednesday ...........Juy
Price 6f pAssASe-F!-st cabin elCo second onbin p&
Specie delivered n London and Para.
n. rORRANM Aren't
No. Bowling 0roen new Yoyk
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yDyRsTaNFD. PASSENGERS

A CARD-wE TIE uNDyRsrGNFD PASSENGERS
N IN The arst cabin of the Hamburg steamer forussis,
duty, AFTER stormy raribu n via
Scuihan 10 New York cypress 10 Cap.in Trsut
mann oar thanks well for the exceen. manage.
ueut We have received 2. hs hands A. the tins We
Of their captain. The fare and attendance have met Ike.
wise, With fullest appreciation At this opror,unty II
gives particular pleasure 70 direct line
isry established between Hamburg and New FORK which
vii h their task render the trip and pleasant 10 the
TRAVELLING community and cheerfuly recommend
Tits Inc "a our friends and he public At barge
p. Lewis MAILER, New York city, X. Staples Ear W
Weiss Horeslae Pa VIM striby and lady fexin gtoa XIV
Fhr Andre, Joseph Kayser New York city; Horace Chsse
Mass; n Richards, Christian Hausen Copenhagen Dem
srk Burrows, England; Christian Az Raltlmore
Rd; joserh Truch. Otsrs, M Henry Won Borries Grand
hspics Mich.. Cap. IL IN bars New York ctr,
On beAa pse BesgsA, xsy l. LSa
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A UC1ICS SALE.
tucflon sale Of elegant household furniture.

- Auction raie Of .ierani household furniture.
IYNnGikY SHATrUCK will sell without reserve, 70:
as TursdAy. Nay ai l0is O'Clock, al Of the beautiful
contained Ia he large house 49, Lexington avenue,
oou.isnr magnificent on psinnes Psrisian vases beau
ssi carved psrlcr suits covered with Fren-h
80. trocari md Turkish lounge and
shars eeron chairs rosewood Ia meiallon two sEnia
49, essreres centre tables bookcase aud secretary
ante rs and pier rose wood and mahogany bed
sesds alresses eprine bedsteads pillows oosers loi e
and uahcesny bureaus rosewood and sho
go vssSs'anos GOLD watch ch.n opal ring and diamond
49, ar eieqant Of ching aud turn
,n,e .s ~ ~ lOs precisely without regard 10
wesher n Bh cash eepon required 20 every purchaser
Cstaloeues al The house or morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

TrklTRD Stairs POLICY GAZET7E-w Blk PUB.
u lshec In few days the Uni Oh states Police
weekly conlapR fu ard Authentic criu,s
in As eonny and Eyope together wi,s isiers
from all the riics cf the
isAed smuAp~ously IN New York Bcron M umo,e wsah
nsson, thAburs and fatsds bha wsne1-9oot CORES
pocdentA ADRAfH CO, Publishers,
No. iof souty1h -ru street, PhlsAsiphts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

e,rrprrF,e sArF-TUEsDAY, MAY g. AT II A. NJ, AT
- Gouverueur clip las, river all Vie right ute sod nie
eel tailed the Bush"'cN or JAMES G. wIEbEr, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

ToHN OAKLEY, AUCTToNEER OAKLEY a
wRrwBT-s ~ cell on "wednesday. May At 10 O'Clock
A NJ % Court street Brooklyn, large Of
brussels tapestry three ply and ingram oaroe1 oeo,h,
bureaus, plain ar msrsls top wsshs,snds mahogany
French ard cottage heds,eses hair mattresses
feather pillows and bo,s:ers erameled suit Of furniture
sofas, chss, tsbies stoves, chns srockery, eArlhen
ware, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
CCTIoH HOrICv.-LARGK SALE OF SECOND HAND
IA household furniture. Brussels carpets &c.
II. DOUGHTY, ucioneer,

Tuefdey, T.,
room ~ street. the entire furniture Of family Do
consisting Of Brussels velvet and three
ply carpets covered in hair cloth and
brocxte rbe pier and sofa tables dressing bu-
reaus bookcases bsds eads hair mat
tresss psiasses beds bedding orockery glassware Ac
&C. well worthy the attention OF house
Keepers every lot VIII be peremptorlS sold to
The bidder for cash. Deposits required from all pur'
chasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

DICIIANDN kINusLAND, AUCTIONFER -REGULAR
IN trade sale Of hardware, cutlery, plated ware, &c
RICaAKDS KINGsLAND co. will sell auction. this
dav at ip, clock their sesroo, Brosdwsy the
nss assortment Of hardware, &c consisting Of hsyfrks
drawing knives frying pans, Begrs sons best saws,
tiles rewels scissors braces and bits aVe pulleys
table ana pocket cutlery Birnnsbsm tea trays britannia
shutters trays &C guns pistols rites sharps carbines,
st Ies and pouhes percussion caps &C large invoice
~ traheo description Cords sold IN lots 70 suit
rhaseys Hardware sales Tuesday and Friday Of each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

- siorts I'll ralntirqs &C Ac-A NJ CRIST ALAR anc.
toneer " Bovery, viii eel on Wednesday 90 inst a. u
oclort hv WHINE Of several executions ~ French psted
gin sd c-naneoted ovsl and moulded mirrors Of various
s1es 40 pairs OF vindor shstes, = SOcks Levels snds
lQt Of u,hogrsphc stones &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

W. HUNT, ACCTIoNEER-J W. HUNT Will.
81. SELL 10 morrow, wedBessy) May at i01s O'Clock, at
his scious IS Nassau desirable
scrtnent Of second tsne furniture conssnxn
Of rosewood Mahogany pnrlo suits covered IN French
sa,r brocsde plush and hair cloth; eiegeres sdeboads
wrrcrcbes eie etes sosa iounges ccs rockers. bed
vet Tapestry isrrn,r and other c>rpe c.eosb erecksry
French pls'e mirrors. &c &c. nae positive. Catalogues
ready early moraine 81 sale.
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A uOYIoN roTlcE LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.

COTfON NOTICE -LkRGE SALE OF FURNITURE,
IA pianos cArpes, dc.
VII SSH at their salesrocms. 81 Nassau street. on
TO MORROW at lOh O'Clock A. NJ
assortment Of furniture removed from several prl
~eass for convenience o. SALE consisting In part OF
oo6 paror suits etegeres. enameied chamber suits
centre t.es superior French secretary bookcases ward
robes dressing euresus marble top wasbstands card tables
chars pier tables beds:eads and
crocxery. glassware. window curtains, extension
tables carpets, plated ware, mirrors, nc
ALSO,
Two rosewood and one mahogany panofor,es several
very fre oil paintings ami engrsvngA farcuArs IN sata
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a uC7TeN NOTICE ~. BoGART, AuCTfoNEBR.-BY
IA & BO0ARI-Ths eav, a. 10s O'Clock at the auction
rooms FIsnAvr AID William streets By order OF the
sale of mirror, stove,
prturrs drugs rr6iene. coda water fountains, botlng
manAine Ae tsng The balance Of stock removed from