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Sickness in the SOuth--A Few
r'r Hints. wa" N

The 0sawatomie Herald Of last Sat
urday speaks rather discouragingly
of the health of the country about
Osawatomie. Owing to sickness Of
the entire Herald craft, the paper has
been compelled to temporarily sus-
pend, concerning which the ,.HsmId
says: aa -
g" Owing to the prostration of the
Editor, and family sickness, there
will be no paper issued next week,
noruntil he can enter on his duties.
Our partons must bear with us lit
tie in this weeks issue. The editor
is confined to his couch with fever, his
family is sick, the chief 'bos' and chief
devil has also been under the wealth
er! and it is almost impossible to pro-
cure hol lp sufficient to get out the pa
per as it shonld be. There is no use
Disgusting the fact, that elmost the
whole country is sick-Nnothing very
dangerouS--+but the kind of sickness
incident to the settling up of all new
observation-disclosures, ague, chills, and
the like disorders. In saying the
above, we do not wish to be under
stood as initiating against town or
country around us, but truth is
mighty, and it will prevail We
presume it is pretty much the case
with all Kanzas at tho present time,
and will be so as long as the hot days
AMI cold evenings continue. 1t is
hoped, however, that all hands will
soon he on their feet again"
Webelievo there is more sickness
prevailing aboutin this section, at the
present time, than ever before. II is
confined, however, almost exclusively
to the creeks, and low, marShy places.
Indeed, our investigation into the
causes oft show us that in nine cases
out, of ten the illness of people was
calrsed either by exposure, drinking
impnre ravine water, or some indis-
cretions. There are but few cases Of
sickness among people who live on
high grounds, use wholesome we'll
water, and regard their health prop
erly.
People should be exceedingly eau
tious at these times, BE sure that no
dead, stagnant water is allowed to re-
main in pools in your cellar, or about
your premises, Numerous cases Of
sickness have no doubt been occasioned
by inhaling the miasmas arising from
these ces.pools. ltiis letter, also, to
have the windows Of your sleeping
apartments closed, ifthe room is not
too close, The dir, made in q meas
urc unwholesomo by repeated inhala-
tions and exhalations, which will be
the result with tho windows closed,
is not SO deletorious to the system as
breathing the night air made poison
OuS,by dccOying vegetation. Avoid
morning outdoor exercise before eat
ing, When the dow evaporates, the
air is then charged with dangerous and
diseased substances, and the stom-
ach, whom empty, is then in the most
favorable state to receive tho baneful
effects Of the atmosphere. The bow
Ols should bo kept free from obstipa-
ton, ,andif from neglect, or otherwise,
they become constipated, immediate.
" employ physic to rsnovatc them.
II possible, use soft, pure water
perhaps rain wator would be tho best
by all means oschow rayino water,
either for beverage or cooking -
Have a strict regard for your diet
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02
and other petite ners.

EF- Additional news from tho
Bent Fort gold region have been re-
ceived, confirming all former reports.
One lump weighing four pounds has
been found and other deposits of
smaller dust" So it seems that
we can have plucers within a five
weeks journey with mules or oxen,
without being obliged to go to Fra
zer's River, where there is already
thousands of miners, These gold re-
gions are directly west Of this city,
and a few miles south Of Pixies Peak.
Kanzas City is the most convenient
point on the river for emigrants en-
route for these new discovered mines.
-RanzaS City Journal.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02
RT The news OF the successful lay

ET The news OF the successful lay
ing of the Atlantic telegraph cable
was received in London with the
greatest enthusiasm, and the opinion
was expressed on Change that the
union of the United States and Great
Britain would lead to the unity Of all
nations.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

ET- Gov. Richardson has ordered
the Legislature Of Nebraska to meet
on the 2lst tf September in special
session, The reasons given for this
are confusion and uncertainty charac-
terizing the laws, and lack of ample
security of life and property. The
Legislature stands:
CouNcn-Democrats, 10; Repub.
licans, 3.
HousE--Republicans, lS; Demo-
Gratis, II.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

Ew Baron RothsChild, the Jewish
NJ, P, for the city Of London, has Ia
ken his seat in tho House Of Com
mons. He was first elected by his fcl-
low citizens nearly eleven years ago.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

GV- There is law in Illinois
which provides that in every county
whore there is a suAicint number OF
German settlers, their language shalt
be taught in the public schools:
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

Delaware PEAcHEss-Ac cunts
from Delaware represent the peach
crop 40 q failure, On new ground in
Maryland, Eastern Shore, there will
be a good crop. ......
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

/ Ry Miss Nancy Godfrey was
killed by lightning at Redding, o..
or the llth ult. It's supposed tho
lightning was attracted by the pteol
hoops about her person, ialN
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02
Hurry Up.

There are several people about in
this vicinity who subscribed for the
CnASpros with . promise to pay in
proysisiopab, 'tusl, &c.. 10 such we
would soy that Tho sooner they fulfil
thoir promises, The better satisfied
win wo be. We solicit new subscrip-
tons 70 on tbs above terms, but desire
~; !. i,.sssJVsassSk&SAllSJss |, llJs. in,sdrsnas.
....r.... i,.ltu pvpcrysy
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

Rg- Sce what Dr. CASNipp has to
say IN our Advertising columns. He
has valuable property for sale on
tcrms.lpA most capital
chance Cor monicd men to make good
inyestmsnts pioF hiNeNg NQNf'Nieal NJ
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

GRrAr WAcEs.---Thc Coles county
(nL) ledger says farmers have been
obliged to pay from $3.50 20 $3.50
per day fos harveat hands.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

ol E%ln love there iS ono person
who loves, land apothcrowho Is loved.
--BrchGnsd eva ariaoa.u 10 unf
ia Bntitis an unfortunate thing II
there dlenotltwo that love aud two
thatare loved dcr-LoM Jour, Ayo,r
And II is still more unfortunate
when there are thrcJio four outsi-
dcrs in the scrape, AuA aCitydJou,
Particularly 90 whom ono Of tho
"outsidors' Is amothorin.Iaw, or
ons in pgpsnant, 'l Ili
As's r O,s'3yEly s'sss t'sSsss sSG ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02
NT The saucy basque a going on

GT The saucy basque Is going out
Of fashion. Angels and millincrs Of
grace forbid Wc protest in The
name of all mankind, against any
prescription Of that most graceful,
sensible, saucy, piqtiant, snug, trim,
dappcr, neat, natty, bewiitchipg of all
fomenine habilimcnts JMasculinos,
from chivalrous sixteen 70 gallant
sixty, TO tho rcscuoIlIi.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02

y &av-F'armers about here arc now
sE!snsiysIy sI,,,l, v (. snSaEsa IN hsyiag y,
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-02
The ErsoqeQ's Champion
Prairie CITY Republican Club,

PRAIRIE CITY, X, A., SEP. Q, 1859.
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rmUsEM ENTs.


ITO gHOwMEk.-THE ADVERTISERS WISHES TO
rake summer In connection with frs, class nov
ard attractive txhbiior, TO which be add poausr
ersrnent hat hiss been stiy suc.essfsl Address
vi h all psrucuiAssx Sigma, Her aid Office.
urBHArRE ROYAL, MONTREAL. CANADA-srA1s
derous Of making arrangements TO appear ni his e.
adjustment dvrine tbs ensuing srcicg a. I've
ers OF Nay ard terminating LIST November apply 70 j.
W. AUCKLAND, <e7 Broome street
THEATRICAL WARDROBE ron aAJE-ALL TUE
wardrobe belonging 20 the Buckleys' Ethiopian Band,
aan their instrumental viii be sold for third thr sctu,
valus Ono melopbonc guitar. two second yions and
y. Buekeys pIircipsl VIOLIN, ftcns patent The sscve
be tthe pianofs vAsshouss, 2ti Nuh sysnre
near 7 wesiy sxhsrecs r. GoNAls1
BURTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION MET livery
ID Monday evening ~ Williams cvssuwe W.vehouse ~
trocrn. street Iades and ssns wishing W svs them
selves Of an orpc,tusisy rnsly !. connss"
ma unsauailet IN IN proficiency impart h s memoers
ihosoush knowledge OF he divine apply percrsy
or sy letter. shove 70 JNo. O. Woodbury. President
nj ArTONAL ACADkNy or Dns10n.-fHn SHIsfI
~ ,h,rd Annual Bsbfbstca u The RasonAl AcAt-my y
nov open dAiy. non \. - 70 r. n, ai The galleries
TsoA stree. ngca1vsy rs 81 ecscs y fc~med en-
IN rve n cvsiss besurss ~ srujpsrs W living arts
vttb have pever before - slhtisd In Ms cy Adnss
''' . '''''' ~ fnbstsShSoR ESk cx. s.EA
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POLITICAL.

O,rrE rffpTErrTH WAND REGULARS ARK RI
guss,cd 20 te punc;ul In suer cling II The meetrF %
,D,,ro~ aisy) evening President s be eierted 10
All tha sac4rry BY tho removal Of late ca
OTU WARD tfoULARs, ATTENTION -GHE MN
z herr Lis ro-ieiy requested TO meet Iuesdsy
evening April % a. ~ ooioct at Msrrs Hail. ~ sprls
streel Ily tretroi SAMUEL 1. HOCGHruN
Joss LIMOS ,c....,.,t.. Chairman
OOH WARD REPURIICA M hssoCrATrOv Will
ZU hold gulrr meeting at tho Of Trcn.y ninih
ssree. end ghh Tuesday evening Ap ~ AZ
o,eock DR. ctsey peu.n ~ The csf of the Central
Com rItce ave delegates the Young Mems Ccmmiee VII
he elected. NATHAN NE5Blf, treat
oro A. s,srroRS, secy.
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NME HOUSEHOLD FURNrTURR AT AUCTION
HANDe. tsOk aucaneer, will ssll witsoat reserves
5a - III W. 10Y O'Clock st 70 ~ West Eleventh
.tsst nes. Hrosn elegant carved rpsswoa
Dsros suit IL st,mscs o,ael malfssny su ossSood
carved chairs bookcase pianor ~ oval mirrors with slabs
lace curtains and coIniees rioh yes M ssr a
ms nts oil cloths stair carpets and rods SO M
lures black walnut ex,enson dining table, snd xss
ware and cutlery marble top dressing burea ana vsse
star s. French bsdseads hair mattresses pillows
and bed linen The aae will with the kitc- Iur
nture Deposits REQUIRED Terms cash, city funds. Cas-
logues on the morning Of sale.
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DkRNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID The public taste mpera'ively demands repetition
81 those EXQUISITE LIFE STORIES,
.MOHD " ana TUESDAY.
AprH 10 and -, iSeh,
Both pro uced In the most perfect -nd Ats active
EvENINGS stTH, HEART or T1E WORLD.
EVENINGS ATTY, HEART or THE WORLD.
TIE HEART or TaE WORLD
N jfes Struggles Ia great cs dedicated 10 hs youth
America Every yoopg liz the country should is
teaching; yeang In Ap,eros may learn
her mission Oscar Melville, young OF fortune
Mr. VI Watkins, Della White IN Mrs Thas Howard
After which he iNDIA RUS rEAiS OF NJ DUyERNk
full grown mar who PUTS HIMSELF Isr0 aAiL
BOX precisely IS inches eaving be dcs for
tst qesrt bottles la presence OF the sudi-ace
AFTERNOON ATa DREAM AT FEA;
AFTERNOON AT J. DREAM AT Sc "A;
DREAM AT SEA;
Or, VISION or THE DEAD cast si,h the whole ntee,
tuHi strength OF the company Afer which p As De
0RoI EsQUE three legs ro conclude with the amazing
perfor Of tie INDIA RUl.BEa MAN
In ACTIVE REHEARSAL, the thrilling drama Of NICK
or INK wCOpa.
TBk sroNE found tied sount the BODY OF the asssssns,
cd YOUNG "a SUEtS has been let here by officer Jurvy.
and may be seer by tie nurous ss veil as the IvIs9 sKs
LF1ON, the original Happy Family, aud bs inimiabe
AQi alA Oce2r and III 1a!dc5s the grea.as. curt
csy In America In which lhz, little fish. the scxs
back Is nov BUILDING HIS MIST IN TUE WATER.
PotITIvELY NO FREY LIST Adm.t,ance to ALL rs cents;
children undey IL
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vOHN LLOYD. AUCrIO SEER LLOYD 4 WARREN
81 VIII sell Tueadsy April ~ ct l0lz O'Clock at 29l West
Nineteenth street. between snta and Tenth house
furniture dwelling, consisting OF bed
sad bureaus washsand: tsba chsirs feather beds Dol
plows carpets, oil ,loths mirrors, crockerv break
fs dinner and ties SETS glassware decanera gobes wine
glassas furniture, together with lot of kitchen
the Office No Clinton Hall, Asor place, and
kishh street, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

DRyANTS MINSTREIS
ID Mechanics Hall 475 Broadway. above CrsnA street
Monday spr 49, and evsry mis- ht during the week More
Fovefes Crowded Houses, Delighted Audiences First time
OF the great musicu l burlesque.
BULLS HEAD QUADRILLE
(sheep aibeef eserl Ia MusDad Introducing the ceie
trsed Tack Hammer Chorus, Bulls Head Cattle Show Tx
press Galop. New songs, Dances 500, Challenge Dance
Scenes nj y son's Bryant DREAM or SHOWN RY
Doors open al O'Clock. Tickets Is cents.
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r BoGART. AUCTioNEER, By s. BoGAnT[WEDI
street OF University place. the genteel household iar
nure In The above large 1--WE story house consist
chairs mirrors tapestry brnsses and ingram carpets
sh curtains and cornices large ts OF cham
mahogany and bi ok walnut french bedstesds
pure hair mattresses beds and bedding marble top
vssksards cresgng plain bureaus Brussels csres
chairs dnipS furniture, extension dinng
shes, crcckery ard glass ware Kitchen furniture and
utersi.s
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uENRY II. LEEcs, AUCTIONEER STORE NO %
III Nassau street. Gentee household furntureH ENkY
H. LEEDS CO. will sell by suction Tuesday april 20,
st Ils O'Clock ct No ZIG West Eleventh street, between
Fifth Sixth genera assortment c9nsstnz OF
elegant rcsewocs papcfore psros cuts covered Ia green
and gold silk brocae In fine mahogany, covered Ia air
cloth and tables Marble God
ormou manei sments and hronzs fine oil paint
pgs, chps gisss Ac; Wilton o&rpets, plated sho
gany marble bedroo furniture ingram carpets, oil
cloths bedding bed linen. mattresses napkins &C. bolsers
pillows Kitchen ware, &c.
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TouN BOYD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF A
81 Srs cass boarding house. will sell wednesday.
April 1854 IL O'Clock at No As Wooster street the
whole Of tho contained therein consulting In part OF
and mahogany parlor furniture. bedseads bu
wsrdrobes washssnds gilt frame mirrors hair mat
pillows Brussels AMI ingram carpetS
al cloths other tables, together with large
kitchen utensis with which tbs sale wiz com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

81 valuable Brooklyn property. COLE son will
sell Monday A. r - NJ IL O'Clock the Merchants kx
change. the large three story bk building IA HI street,
has been used carriage msnusctory Also the msasion
with eight lots Vanderbilt end Clermont
Fulton also lots hch four fouses
Vanderbilt Is feet south OF atlantic Also two
valuable lots Of Oxford and Hanson
place. part on mortgage For mans &C. apply TO the Suc
tioreerI $50 Fulton street Brooklyn.
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W. TEks &Co Monday. April 70; At SO West Tweniy-
sx street. sixth al i0s O'Clock geuteel house
hold furniture By order Of mortgages consisting Of rosewood
paror suits covered In brocste plush and h. coh spes
hslls hall stand 81 or carpets and rods. Chambers are
hsr card and fancy tables rosewood aud msho
gany centre tables wood marble top ctegere French
mirrors several ue oil paintings reception and gothic
chairs. Basement Ia furnished with oak buffA exteneon
dining table, fourteen feet with chairs TO ra.cn-oge her
with all rich aud other fanny articles hrsugh he
house sale VIII commence with he basement furniure
Catalogues morning OF sse Deposits required from all
pur chssers The traie and others are invited.
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WOODS BUILDINGS
col and SIS Brvai~s,, nesr Pri-c. street.
rRopfsfDus sUCCES-
GRO. CuBIsTY WOODS MINISTERIAL
Open every evening" 49,.
and on SATURDAY Aferno0,. commencing at ~ Seiooa.
wben Children viii be charged HALF rnIcr OILY
WI" ETHIOPIAN FSTERr sTSwrSr,
concluding with ara entirely original sketsA b.
81 Piek.r, Introducing new grand
pfUKAsIr PANURAMA,
untitled TpE SLEIGH AIDE
Through broadway -nd elc-rinxfsl. Rcsd " Jcse~.
Tickets Is sep,s Doors oper ate 70 coz msn:e AZ
cAlss fHE OH kfsHr,
when old favore songs will be givcr-
A MEXICAN DRAMATIC pusD ASSOCIATION
"a rScosroxaYvr isss
As meeting 81 The Bcsrd cf Orescrs specially 1850
AZ the cf,e of'he Association, thursday. pri 'en y
W. Taylor IN he chsirso rees've the report cn =" -
composed q ne fo,, wing ~ 49,
Apprentice 70 corsidcr what s-rs any ssyna @ ~.
ihis yesr celebrate tbe granting OF n cneref
Resoivsd rbs, The following rercfi ss".n - snSyS
viz that the customary Public snscsn e.. -
sIvavs hsee usual on thai seorss
ss ven a. hose distance ssosd e- se isns
vi,b the ncsesry ard general s1>ars o. No "~ -
| also : IN. = =. A.. r..,s ~ r,~..xr-
49, ~ ssis an Tuessay nh ins 81 NJ tss such pi>so
.y se Am FL acrJ vhsn the sscrssy nd ueAsn
- fv respective report 70 u Ne uAnaAeeooo a.
| ~ ro,norsfon for tbf year psaL
Jhe rneub.rs sne hc.ssy remeevs q ~ r.nd 49,
ess,cn vii .e served tickets wAsA ~Ay b p~rcaAs
60 p 2, ~ ;, q the yuse, JAS. T. pRAnY, ss
81 oSuer VI w ns wr~u n -s~ven c.~-.x>~.
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HENRY q LEEDS. A-CTIONEER-sALEsRooM NO.
IL 25 Nassau street, Handsome household furntture
paintings. rSTian statuary. eugrAvinsa &c. HENRY H.
lkEDs CO. wi" sell by auction Tuesday, April ~, at
and valuable assormeat oowprsos
PETS ehogsny sofa in cloth chairs
covered IN crmron do do velye elegant and
nrScke crimson maroon, curtains superb ooave piano
ssssea large assortment Of besaufsl psntIngs and en-
Cravings Parxn satuary various subecs china glass
eessnt stuffed birds Bedrooms-mahosssy French bed
ssads bureaus wasbs ands msresses Brussels carpct
ocoth clock feather beds mirrors table, and
many other articles, without reserve.
IT WILSON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
~. elegant Partisan household furniture solid rosewood
paror uit works Of art &C 40 IA WILSON auctioneer,
win sell TO morrow, Tuesday at lN ocok the entire costly
Partisan made household furniture the residence 81 West
sixteenth street. near Sixth 1hs psrlsr furniture In
particular OF the expensive description having cost
np~syds $4,000 and may be fully relied on fer durability
II conss Of magnificent rosewood octave piano
FORTE eyanuy nai1 in cupids Of real pearl solid rl
ever made three sod and richly -wood
nnh coysged In superb India saini solid ROSEWOOD
centre tables ladies' wood work t<hes lined with satin
wood; superDiy carved ROSEWOOD eegeres With French
rich snch aud brocsde rosewood oor1sr stsnd,
heavy oh msntel and pier glasses satin brocade
and wi do curtains elegant bronze and ormo'u cock
magnificent china and oher valuable parior
and chamber Yurn,u e-Sod ichy polished eIepsiou
dining table elegantly carved dining room suit rich china
silver stall cut glas silver and ivory
cutlery Of tie best descripor silver cake easke Casters
superbIy carved rosewood aud mshogsny bedsesds bu
washsnos china toilet slts, TIVE hSr mat
reises beds ard bedding ingram csrpns sair rpsts
bedroom mro-s clocks tables. oilclohs rosewood hall
JAS LYNCH. Attorney
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~-~-~~o WV
DANIEL r. HOUan. AUCTIONExR-OFFICH 20
~ Broad way Positive. And genuine sale TIL. day,
Monday. april l9h al lO< A. M Of all tb4 OF
suptrby Furnished private residence 50 Clinton place.
Eighth 81. est beweeo BTos twsy and Unversity place
Ths sale will be found worthy the attention OF buyers
he large Quantity snd dne quality Of the goods all OF which
In the tapestry carpets oak extension table,
buffet and chsrs china dinner tea sets cutlery
Klssswsrc silver plated forks spoons &c
together viii all the Kitchen belonging house.
The parlors rurnisbed with velvet three
sve carved rosewood suits In satin brocsde solid
wood SIDE and pier tables aud eegeres
pier and msnel elsAes. msDe hgursA
classical groupA Jish embroidered window curtains
French plate pier and ovs glasses; reception
sut merorious oil paintings brorx gas hrurss
rosewood library and SECRETARY boOsosss
seven octave piano pearl keys and u ladies' work bss
mvec cstine together with infinite variety Of OF
Art and de ,orauons too numerous u mention
In the chambers su.erbly rosewood bedsesd
bureau and ooruodes drobes psyche eouches
cottage chairs aide and dressing tables hair msrssse
spring beds, feather beds holsters and pio curtans
shades 10.
The upper stoves furnished with mahogany ange
end double bedseads and the corresponding furniture to
match
Also two superior suits OF richly enameed bedroom
furniture. Catalogues At the house only.
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T BOGART, AUCTIONEER. BY 8. BO0ARr-MON
81 day. n 10 O'Clock OF he auction rooms corner OF Frank
fort and william STREETS shers sale OF quantity OF olce
household furniture desks chairs, tabies show
mr. n o other ar.!cles
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II " HUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is NASSAU
81 street,. w. BUNT will iel tomorrow, Tuesday,
April lui O'Clock, NJ the residence OF g. H. Reeves,
Eco rs Ayrxor ieet fine assortment OF household fur
nju-, consisting In pat OF magnificent rosewood psror
satin bro ,ade; III and ma
hogsny tee s.e etegeres fancy table mshogany couch,
side chairs In plu-h one octave p ,fors,
mirrors Brussas carpets oil paintings By Os stair carpets
and reds. ocoth extension aud other tables cicck bed
scad hair and other mare crcckery cutlery Kitchen
furniture 6c &c also large variety IL s.rd.n stands
poles byscnth glassea piaots &c with whch tho sale
viii House AM dealers Will nc this sale
wor,hy NJ hcr attention every article will be positively
sold shout The hghes BIDDER. Catalogues now
ready be lad nj IS Nassau street at tbs house
the ~ osppg OF ssi-
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A UCTIoN EOTICy y JACOBS AUCTIONEER-L
n JACOBS will SELL ths day lOX O'Clock At 4OI Brosd-
way jewery, fancy gods musical isstrumsns California
disnonds &C. Closing out sale every day until sold.
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AUrTioN SALE -rceITIyE BALE OF ELE0ASr
~ household furniture aJciisn. First class wood
and matog nvfurniture rich o. rosewood SOLID rams
m french sat ,rccsde AMI velvet superior octave
pisncf Jrtc. Ill pa.rtrgs T. - Coates rich
owl mrcrs WITH elegant goli frsmcs elegant Turkish
chsirr sands with
French cscre'oire rich lace cu-s,ns &c X. JONES
i-.~r - ole, ~ pub w. auction rassdsy, spr 20 NJ
lCi ocin-h premise Twenty lui street.
tt tGhib snd >Dh he sSove variable furni
d-tr slcc worthy the special etua Of all
An ~sns 90 eissn bus I'D furli,e cg-ihsr with maay
surh glass china and annsr SETS RI n
ood csrr tables VITA extension
se rosewood Ole top warhn-s 60 nu5le tao drsss
r5h Rosewood eoosc bcdseaGs hair
bl.s and pillows window hidss. brouze
eiots scr. siverea -pnins cas- ere forks 40
Of which x he sod without The least regard o cost.
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J. n JONES, Auctioneer.
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CkNrA CLAUS CONCERT. RsFsFsHvyNr AND
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great pleasure Ia ucing more - Zone n hs pogux
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he ,iy r-Frri in bs a~rv-a c feats aud his cog
NJ Neil the excelsior W. d-n"er NJ Ntalleg 90 hs
gis. Singers The manager pie gs- hsm.eii Nf rtins
manuals ne already sen canned rsPuis
ten. Admission AZ Gems n. W. WILLIAM. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TANYs COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GUARDIANS
81 sale order OF the Suprsne TOUT -iAMns COLE
son vi ssi N Tu,scsy sPr - lsaS =, y, O'clock 81 me
rrerly the residence Il John Elliott cc-rsrd s,uss on
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fTct nrnokiyn Airo rs ots vi uae Bushvick sverus
arc Palmetto and Soodhine streets Also lots on Oates
ply 20 he au yurneer, 500 Fu ton street. Brooklyn.