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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
lDR. JOHN il. HUNTER,

Offers his PROF ESsION Al SER VICES to
the citizens Of CHAREEsrpN AND VICINITY
lie maybe fouud--when not engaged--athis
Once. III the room formerly 3pccnpied|b by MI
Noseley. Two doors above the kaIawha
Hohse Or III his residence, IN Front street,
aarrI s1 81 v2n2stf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

a woman has sug9eI.,
men break their hearts, J. &
when 4 lobster breaks ono +
another spfodtiug i17.
growing in Is place:
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p. X. cADY. e 81. II. BARLOW
DIX. CADYI s BARLOW,

E.-A-NTCK GOODS
TRENGEI, English, German and bohemian
Manufacturers. Tortoise She'll worry and
other Combs, Brushes, Fine Cnllery, Beads
Needles, JewelfY Viplins, Porte Monfaies,
Sporting Flasks, Work Boxes, Shot Bags, &c.
Northeast Corner Dc Fifth and Walnut.
CINCINNATI, %.
DealersIin FISHING TACKLE PIsA
TED GOODS and WILLOW WARE Of al
kinds. Tserte mber H, '57 -riy..
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'9gRE WINES AND LIQUORS -fou
medicinal purposes, for sale BY
s. ]. II. ROGERS
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. LAW CARDS
III Law Notice

ID FIFTH LAW Notice..
- "a. N hiiaLhfh.st i. g. NEWMAN.
MILLER & NEWMAN.
tAttorneys u Basv, Kanawha Z. IL. va.
rTsHE nnaersgnea have formed partnership
for the practice Of thelaw in the CouIi-
tics of kanawha, Logan, Boone, Cabell, Put
nam and Mason. and will regularly attend the
Courts of said Counties.
ssTheir address IS e Miller q Newman. It
Kannwha G. H., Virginia, !, and heir office iii
Charleston, next door below the Sheriff Office,
the same now and lately occupied by S. a.
Miller Esq. 5. Al. MILLER,
gk J. Ct. NEWMAN.
June 81 1853. w.
~ HAVE transferred all the unfinished f,p-
: il sins-ss of McCgnas & Newman ID Messrs.
Miller q Newman. who will attend to and
close The saInes and lltake pleasure In recon-
/ mendlng those gentleman to myEold clients
!. and GieRdss and The pupfic generally, assAt-
tofneys and Counsrllers aeserv ing thelf conti-
sieIce and patronage. DAVID Niece I Ais.
H. L 4 siI
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Punch asserts that
start nowa days fof 2
his vita
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Sing, little bird, rejoice and sing,
.Thysongs arise from heayenlysptir 6. 7
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priest notary, cavaliers and ladies' &c, &c
The scene Ia In spain--the time about 1880
during the spanish Conquest3 in Aerics An interval OF
three years is presumed before the commence
nont Of the last act.
- THE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
VIII be augmented for the OCCASION hitch will added
full military band.
The sole of seats commences this morning.
Books of the Opera with English and Italian words for sale
a the boz office and in tho obbes the evenings OF perr
nance.
THIS TuEspAy) EvESIr1, at TX
TIE MESSIAH,
BY THE Ii ARM0NIO SOCIETY.
The solos will be sung by
D'ANGR1, CARAD0pI. SIMPSON and
CARL F0RMES,
who will on this occasion make his
LAST APPEARANCE IN oRATORI0.
Reserved (Which be secured In advance Soc extra
The Barrocms and Amphhestre will be closed.
On Wednesday Most positively
LAST NIGHT OF LEONORA
On Thursday April lin oompl with general re
The uUGURNOTS
will be given the at OF The which occasion
Madame LA GRANGE and CAkl FOkNkS
will take their farewell II ON their New Yort patrors
1he sale of seats for the Huguenos commences We'd
nesday.
The Academy will closed great preparations being
MUsARDs CONCERTS,
the frat of which will take place on
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL Z.
WANTED-THIRTY COLORkD WATERS Cto wear live
res hand round cOee 10 the audience
at the Musard Concerts. TWENTY YOUNG LADIES, OF
reading The Concerts The young ladies' and waters
will apply TO Mr. Moa IS Perry street Wanted, likewise,
TWENTY BOYS 10 fancy uniforms TO sell the Even
ing Papers dhriDg the Concer 8.
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WALLACK's THEATRE.
w LAST FIVE NIGHTS
or
JESSIE BROWN.

WALACK's THEATRE
W LAST FIVE NIGHTS
JESSIE BROWN
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
" sp'O's sSSsI DION sS1E6icX5T. ia f9r "''" ''
the author qxE N FSs THEATRE
ad G Mr. eiisyssfa1n sUs HE GRd comic fairy
ss @ BE s se s en. a ad IN ,s III
were Lady "i.o hear the Gentle LARK The ryielsaa
cssS an Hour or two h% p.is Is the dancing
Miss Mary Cannon Mr.. Davenport Mr. Sloan, Mrs Allen.
"''' 1T This lis AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
the new and original dTans, in ihree acts,
Written by Bourclcaul Esq author Of London Aasu-
scenery BY aessqs RSsSs Us asd
The % nsn9 sss sshie kejah of Bhhoor Mr. Grosyenor
MsaresSr Capt 18Th IIqhlanders Mr. Iss.sr
Rev David bloans Chaplain 70 the SD Regsai NJ sIs
Cassidy corporal sSd Regiment MI sloan
saisGasFs saiasss q be hs Sd ISs R.s%sH sSsI%t''
follow % RS Of HeDs sshi5 's'o'0e' 'n'
chS s%a Ec be children Master and Miss Reeve. Sss
Jessie Bro"n her Agnes Eobertson
Acr -PiAGs >"'"
Scene The BgDsa9 or connlr % house Of I'M Mrs s. Campbell
Home in observation-disclosures ihe spy Of the Nena sabb
geam of war1he project of the Kajahof Bthoor surprise
the Bun gallo
scene EXTERIOR of the Bungalo by night Isherwood
dscOyeryJeSsie GeOrdieGhe hearts
"A tale Of Aud Ianb Syben
Scene g. Mrs Camp the Bungs
View of Lucknow by ngh1he fort and the 8oDmtee river
The night OF the oubreakThe terror Of AmyRandas
mise to rescue The McGregor has gen his word bell taxi
hup-1be sudden appearance Of the Nens Sahb-1he at
tack of the Hndoos Nena Sahb the Bun gAlo
The attempt to blow up the brdge-1he signal from
Lucknow.
Act ia court and hall within Hndoo temple in Luck
now-1he prisonersThe massacre Of CawnporeThs dvau
OF the Nenas attempt " make Georde counsel his broher
regions-The OF sscaps
Randall and Bount and dag of rue come TO exchange
prisoners The cruelty OF the NeDHs defence OF the revolt
The letter In GaelcThe OF the NenaA Hiudoo
Guy Fawkes-Ihe escape by the mne-The signal OF tho
clock of the mosque chmcts doom.
outpost work of the ResdencyDawn of dayDistart
the and trenches OF the rebel force Rviero
TabeauThe BE- beseged-The last ratonHo hope of relief
Jessie dsressThe attack and the repulseThe last hop0
goneThe Of the women 10 be killed rather than fall
into the hands of the SepoysThe terrible recsection Of
CawnporeThe desperate aternatvesulcide before dis-
honor-The enemy spproachThe terrible defence Of the
chdren the Of the barbariAnsJes-
sizes dTeam-kae, I'm dreauin' IT'S the slogan o. ths
Highlands help help help at last The incredulity u
the guns Another hour all sayedf-rbe
ant pibrooh Of the 18Th Hghlsnders hesrdrhe Camp
bells coming"favelock forces his way into the city
sboud auld acquaintance be forgotThe column Of tho
Highland infantry the Redan and It's bravs
defenders.
THE FINAL CHARGE OF THE HIGHIANDERs
with which this intensely interesting and exciting drama
clude the sudence the enthusiasm Tia
has been called for twice and thrice each night adn
excitement never equaled.
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u NASH, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL AT AUCTION
furniture in the ye story brown stone residence q sixteenth
street between Th and sixth Syenues containing very
nursery furniture the styles and cary
Without any reserve the house Is now 70 let II consists of
en- II
psnoore stool and etegeres with heavy plate
eOSs e and
secretary bookcase large pier elegant lace and
together with of French china and common
sofas rockers lounges extension dining table beds and
ding hair msesses ingrsin CARPETS rosewood and m,ho
utensils, with which the sale viii commence Every article
Also morrow "Wednesday superior custom made rose
wood and mahogany household excellent rosewood
furniture covered in the most expensive and desirable pat
mirrors elegant oil paintings rich velvet carpets large
extensive variety costly solid syerware heavy cut glass
dinner sets vases. ware and ormola cIocss
Se e eea s apSe "a and
sale the above rich and costly houseboS furniture decors
street lO O'Clock being the contents q the above i've
story dwelling house, the whole of which will be positively
Paiors-superor medallion carpets, three magnificent
and gold latin q the expensive dessr pt9n
saies d Tosewood recspton and ar@ chairs in
gold blue crimson and satin large aud expensive
three solid rosewood tables with rich stausry ,ole
,p esred os sofa sna se % m
bic tops plate glass doors &c imported expressly for the
clocks elegant china with the most chase and
pensive landscapes painted 10 order In France msgnin
cent French plate pier glass with rich and heavy gold
Frame msnte mirror match OF sx feet slure; heavy
embroidered window and cornces large and
variety Of OIL paintings by native artists such
landscapes winter marine scrpura pieces,
superior rench Autographs, gene pieces &c, the whole
pleasing collection; superior rosewood plano
Iss pse and sSy SET q real pssr cost s beas
valuable rosewood plano STOOL yereo In san,
with elegant costly embroidered ricn yelvei
order, solid oak extension table, all
polished the top fancy tables mirrors
sofa chairs hair CLOTH crystal glass wines
goblets aud decaaera mach
china and dinner costy silver tea aud dinner
inch savers cake baskets casters coee and tea
spoons forks LIQUOR stands superior table cutlery
bedsieaos stsuary marble top bureaus washsanas and
pounds made order and In excellent condition. bos'ers
and pillows ingram apets bedroom mirrors
CLOCKS tables toilet and rods mshoga
cushioned chs rockers sofas lounges couch beis hall
stand dining tables together with la-ge AMI de
srahe Of basement and kitchen utensils &c &c
With which the sale will commence The sale OF the sboye
furniture rendered absolutely and win positive
ly place without regard responsible
son viii attendance pack and ship the articles going
the city s reasonable charge Depos atsia fory
auconeer will be required from al purchasers Terms
cash and ouy bankabe In this city VIII De received IN
payment OF bills-
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uToesp Horpr. DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
M corner Bowery and Bsysrd street provided with all
secare~ the European plan and fr.
nshed roushoui with patent spring beds Lodsugs and
81 eeuh
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AMUgEMEHrs.


NIBIOS GARDEN-TUEsDAY, MARCH 3d. 1853
IN FAREWELL or THE PEERLESS BROTHER5
GABRIEL. ANTOINE and JEkpmE RAVEI,
previous to their final retirement from the stage
I'VE ne 'er sbsl lcok upon their like again"
The charming TERESA ROLLA, .
The dashng MAKIErTA ZANFRETTA
LA FETk CHAMPETRE.
Gabriel Bavel. as ... tourdeau
THE DOUBLE TIGHT ROPE.
Marietta Zaniretta and A Lehman.
FLORA AND IEPHYR
Teresa Rolls Matilda Mar ze Ida Winde Flora and Jus
Lehmanp and the entire 6allet Troupe.
BLANCA, THE MAGIC BWORD.
Blanca Antoine Brocolo Jeroms
Doors open at 81; comm nee at 7k O'Clock.
Tickets 30 cents Upper bpIes rs cents Children cents
SfEcIM NoTIcf-1he management hope - be able 10 A.
swer the numerous correspondents relative 70 some
GRAND FAREWELL JUVENILE AFTERN pON PEI
FoRMANCEs BY THE RAyEL BROTHERS,
in few
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TESAvEI.LkRs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD-ExPREss TRAINS
III for Albany and Troy stopping principal stations
n.cting with and Northern leave
stree, =, s ~ and II ~ A. n, and 44sPh
A. SMITH. Superintendent
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nANTFI s nOUGH, AUCTToNFFR, oFFfCE IS BEEH
l j 80 s,r.e, -pANIFI n HDUgH calls particular at

nANTFJ y HOuuh AtsfiVNtfffins, fvtfis VII ies ~ nErh
persons In wan, of really FRS, class household
roods 10 bis suction this day, Tuesday March W o
dence No 2is West twenty III "A street. Nnih
All goods made Tor the present owner have been
hut little used ami in fine condition Sale positive No
shasers. partial list from the catalogue s here suooined
via = -. --,---,-- - -
cd psdesisI 81 Nicholas dining And chairs,
sneudd mirrors bronze hxtures antique clock tapestry
Games together with all the chins and silver ware belonging
are Of every conceivable description silver tea service Eve
pieces talver solid silver casters spoons aud
forks. quor with cut ruby botes cake baskets salts
rietv Of uniane table also the kitchen utensils
paforCarved rosewood suit in crimson and m eroou satin
solid rosewood centre and rer soe recepon ana
French pse pier gass goi frame lady ecreoire lined
with papier mache ana inlad tables velvet car
cred lace window arapery Parssn shades seters very
large and splendid other very ne gures ana
satuettes 10 real bronze alec eight OIL psnngs ~ eminent
a. Coates also fine OF elegant Dresden china vases
Paran figures and man,e decorations, TWO rch msn'e
Middle parorvelvet carpets suit Of parior furniture,
crimson and gold brocate table, oval glass; fix
nve lights elegantly carved rosewood secretary book
lace curtains and shades engravngs mante clock
and vases rosewood chairs inad with satinwood ueus
Ac Also Of NUNS Fiscber's splendid rose wood
carved case seven ocavs pianos nearly new in perec
Ae besdess host of other articles which be appreciated
must be seen.
,d bedstesd with rich lscefsnopy; splendid hair mat.
treeaes 60 lbs holsters and pillows; hne bisnkes and
bedding rosewood bureaus and commodes china toilet
shsde. Gin Gle suits OF enamelled furniture &C
Third story-Eegan carved mahogany beds'eads bureaus
wasbsanas wsrdrobes, sofss chairs dvsns mattresses
blnse,n,ive catalogues can be bad At the house
IS, Hov9B, Auc,oneer, ehce z0 Broadway.
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DETER PARKS AUCTIONEER-BY W s. MGR AHAM
Jhis day s lO1a o'clock the l94 William street,
by virtue Of execution by orier of w Jones, constable
psuoioe brussels stair oedsteads
feather beds and general assortment household furni
Also marble top steam table, anu a large
meut OF tools.
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VOfN IIOYn, ,AUCTtONEER,-Lt.OypA AND wARREN
81 will sell Thursday, April l0s o'clcck At 93 wssi
Thirty sixth broadway entire sd fur.
nure of said dwellt consisting OF rosewood naboeany
walnut and oak parlor chamber and dining room furniture
embracing bedsteas bureaus washsands carpst
olcoshs &c all of which will positively without
serve. Catalogues on the day OF sale.
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TIENRy II. IEEps, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., q
III Nassau sale OF cabinet furniture
HENRY II Lkxps Co, win SELL hy auction, on Tuesday
.sNh and Wednesday, as MAych, A l0 O'Clock each day
ass Broadway by order Of the ss,snees the balsnce OF
large valuable of cabinet furniture comprising
every article the line all OF the best quality aud mos
fashionable styles also large lot Of velvet plush medal
lion moquet olcohs carpes furniture not upholstered Ag
being the balance of the stock with all the hrures with
nut fea
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DICH AND COSTLY ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, ELE.
IL wood paror SUITS magnihcs Mt rosewood
papoforte, brocade and lace curtains mosaic aud nad
work marble groups bronzes &c with the cotre contents
stocks bonds estate household furniture, &c will
Offer public suction W dnesdsy Ma ich 81,
l0 ocock the premises no. 52 West 2st street between
7h and eth the valusbe frr ture OF des
cption the special attention OF all in want OF eeg
hopssk fur nture The parors library, dining
chambers replee with everything na could uggessd
hold ments all of Which for absolute and
remptory sale the circumstances reneej imperative
that the whole ttoud be sold without and removed
Immediately Catalogues will be Furnished ths house.
the morning sale which will place without regard
weather Deposits will be required from all pu chssers
Dining room at l0h precisely,
Consists superb marble side board oak extension dining
table chairs book sofa mirrors clocks rich chss
ed casters salyer dnper and tea service
spoons forss silver ivory cutlery baskets &c all of
Rodgers Bros manufacture decorated aud goli banded
aad India Lsins.
Parlors at II o'clock.
Velvet carpets res fu suits solid rosewood psror frn
ture two OF which covered ia satin aud aud
In velvet all made to order and in perfect condition. richly
carved centre sofa aud pier tables with marble tops soil
Turkish and reception chairs tapestry and san
bkrU beautiful marble top rosewood lined with
five large and elegant pier and mantel mirrors with
slabs brackets silk and embroidered lace curtains with
cornces stands with mirror backs French escru
torres in buhl work superb oil paintings
and gass marble and with large and beau
uu collection OF mantel vases and unique psro.
chandeliers. &C.
Rosewood chamber and library furniture.
Marble dressing carved bedstesds rosewood
with mirror commodes French cottage chairs
p hair mattresses English blank-ts French counter
paue bookcases mahogany furniture in hair ceh sofa bed
sead teesa ees shades and lace curtains TO ~ windows
oval mirrors French toilet SETS bronze clocks with large
fNN' RUsSEIL w. wEsTCoTT, Auctoneer
Onice No. Bank of Con Buillngs.
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UCTIoN NNoTICE.-ExTENsIvE SALE OF SUPERIOR
"A new and hand furniture carpets mirrors paint
ngs china glassware &c &c To morrow "Wednesday
morug al lO O'Clock the sesroom 3s sCourtand street
JULIUS BROWN. auctioneer, By COMPTON BROWN.
sale Of 5000 worth of superior fnrniue
comprng general assortment well worthy the attention
OF private families and others in want Of good furniture
B-Coods for shlpme packed the premises, pur
cbases have their goods stored and insured free OF
~ r1nfnM Ma L
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OAKLEY & wRIGaT, AUCrIoNEERs-wILI. SELL
" Tuesday March 80 st ~ clock NJ AT the Mechaoic
Exchange No Court street brooklyn, that desirable three
story basement and sub cellar brick house 2x6 feet fur
nshed with modern lot 2)x96 feet ths no h
side lof lafs 40 Sfeet east of Hamilton street
block from Clinton church Omnibusses pass the
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SALES AT AUCTION.

sale Of ne fine large four story and sub cellar brick
gether with all The machinery stock lease, &c E r. II.
bCHENCK will sell auction Wednesday March 81 at
IL A. NJ the premises above valuable property. II
consists In part of horse power tennonng and morcng
chimes circular snd scroll planning machine nd
large variety small tools adapted TO the business also
the pire and black walnut lumber aud large
quantity OF tis~~ building purposes also quantity of
new hardwa aso horses Wagons ns,ness &c also the
Eighteenth The shop is four story press
brick front Building. and be essly converted
eings further particulars apply the office
suconeers 3 Nassau street. the premises to H. O.
MACE ESQ assignee.
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<rEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ wISTtR sRR.ssssESt
Trains leave the depot q White and srees
.s0k n Mall for Albany stopping al wnliAmsbridse and
s0P N. EIpre.s, for Albany s'oppns at the princp.
sIS ?. NJ For white Plains stopping at all Intermediate
Trains lesve ne depot Of Twenty stree,
ssA NJ For wiiusmsOriase stopping all intermediate
Icy ~ White rlsns %. %.
sSor M,Ier.on, stopping at wlliAmsbrdse and all in
.@E gSSssp Yam. stopping AL intermediate stations.
Recurring train. cave Albany % for New Yorsst es
1Sh " Mall stopping AT all stations north Of and At WI
sssf. Express. ;s,Ppns :, y g.psPsl .ssn.
DENSsyLvASfA RAILROAD,
The great central route 70 the West Tine At least
any route For passage or 70 contract or reiSh,
oe No. ko House. se f1.se ssw YS cali n'
rrcn y cFnLtti9rr, ar .ss! Pss.ssssr % As.n.
: MEDICAL
nR. WATSON, FORMERLY sUsGEos TO rHs IoCK
~ Hospital msy be eonsnfed, heretofore personally
SxsIler .ires, few doors o. Brosd-sy Aasor y
The Cause and Cure price 81.
~ invites ali the snIcted and dissppoinisd elsewhere 70
2se Canal street, corner 81 broadway.
nR. CoBBETT, 10 DUANE STREET NAY BE CON.
~ suited privately diseases, twenty seven years
presep speciality enables him 70 make permanent cures
proof u qualification bis diploma fro the New YORK
University Medical College IN his ofRce.
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRf.
~ ysse uesiise, 7s4 Broadway Hours M one and
after str
TNR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET. HAS FOR THE
~ last twenty six years devoted his attention osce
S.,osPM
noCToR WARREN CAN IN CONSULTED PRIV .rELy
~ ~ bis Office u Madison street. near Cshsrue, from
A. AMtosP.M.
EURoYEAN MEDICAL MISREPRESENTATION nv
~ Dr. BARROW, 157 Prince street. few blocks n
Broadway, New York Consultations a. usual from II I'D
and from hi s. Sundays escepsed
EURoPEAr HOSPITAL .rREArHENr-BY NJ LAR.
II MONT, Paris and London, physician and surgeon, In
person by letter and express 81 Mercer street corner of
Spring, opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel from II u the
evening except Mondays Wednesdays Fr,davs ti r.
u, Aushor Of Ne Medical Adviser and MArrisss Dude 81
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vxyANIFD- WIFE, ~ A GENTLEMAN or FINE
w personal appearance well educated, refined, and Of
hrh social aaumens He desires that the lady should be
youns accomplished and beautiful and also possessed Of
hose qualities which MAKE home paradise earth Money
no object Address Paramount Union square Post ONCE
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UIFNRy H. LEEDS, AUCTrONEER -sALEsROOM q
III Nassau street HENRY II LbEDs co. will SELL at
Auron Tuesday March 30 si los O'Clock a the sales
ro q Nassau street large invoice Of Imported diamonds
and iwery Of the finest description inst received consisting
OF pima earrings finger rings, broocses gold aud
watches and guard chains cameo teta diamonds
rubes set and unfe gents diamonds gold rings ladies'
do gold scala armsis, sets OF gold studa
hrarns AL general assortment Also. an assortment Of
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A uorIoN NoTIOE-FIRsT SALE OF THE SEASON.

ALFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-A. BRAGG 4 co.
"A will sell Ut auction Tuesday, March 80 az lO1s clock
a M at S Corandt street. lOO0 prime boots shoes
brogans &C. comprising desirable assortment OF fresh and
goods adapted southern, Wesern and city
trade.
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AUCTIoN NOT1CE-TuoS. BELL j. w THoMP.
n SON.Tts day, At los o'clock ~ the sslesrus ms u
goods cohng fancy paintings, furniture hosiery,
table linen chns &C Wednesday extensive sale OF house
bold furniture.
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AUCTION NOTICE--AssIGNsE's SALE OF FINE
"A gold and silver watches and other lewelry - This
Tuesday) morning at l0h O'CLOCK. JULIUS BROWN auc,
toneer-By COMPTON a BROWN, az their saIesroom, IS
Sor,iand stree,-By order of f. Aaron Esq assignee
Large of hunting and single essed patent lever and
her fine GOLD and silver watches real cameo mosaic coral
and fancy sets ladies' and geneens gold guard
vest ana chains diamond breastpns studs sleeve but
tons bracelets &C removed from irs class Broadway
store and positive sale TO close the estate rare
chance for parties OF good watches jewelry for
perscnal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-30

III Axoss-On Thursday, April l. At t0is O'Clock a, no
Twentieth between Sixth and seventh avenues,
eeuise household furniture the properly Of gen1emsn
leaving the city comprising velvet and Brussels carpets oil
cloth mahogany sOfss chairs, tables bedsteads bureaus
wardrobe glasses pctures silver plated ware beds,
bedding &C Also one me!odeon; alsp a family sewing ma
ctire rockery glass ware Kitchen furniture and utensils
with vhch the viii commence