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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
THE AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST
i TABLE. By Oliver Wendell Hotnee Illustrated By


i TABLE. By Oliver Wendell Hotmee- Illustrated BY
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Nmusements.

A CADEMY Of MUSlC.-TIIIS EVENING,
N Positively the las, ~s-k ,su, on.) Of the ssAsoo
Last ''sA' ''o' one, n,. IN fsr,s%s riccSnoMrN.
prior depsrtnr. II the -pc company ios boston n
fbi. WED, s.aay) evening. the last nsA' - A.''sss
"'' IL N0zzE DI FIGARO ty,s.,c,. v.n sel
The Of 'r.. f.r the las! wight Of ss'o' Ns"sss
'0'"A' TnIs EvENIN0G s-LsH Night
LIE NOZZE ID FI0A"'
THE Marriage Of Fsaro) -
Mile. PICCOLOMIN .'so;s:.sn
Of rheh 1o.. Ssy are to BE- s.ss h'as
ss',9si'S,ss GaiSs MAJ. ss sFasEI yEssop
WEiNLICM. MULLER Conaustor. cAkL ANsoaOTA
Of Ts .s se .Sa %, :' ssETsSSs si a ~ and siBsI ~
20 %. :ss Z, sss s%lsSSHs " ss s f r. ~.
wy ogERr ~ ~ pasEE sle Tssr. ne rsDVA
AT raE y sso1SIas naS ascas aSiESEvx. HSi
second and '' rht iiS R 81 cs"s II'
will be- rvep, ty style a. tas Aosdso1
Msisme LABORDE
.i mai: he, s S.,,Ss M s,s p: s. T. s''''S
rte .a for the Opera brooklyn oomnences ou wEOSkS'
~ onTRrDAY,. Nov d,
Benefit and farewell M.Bt.Ms .Dt.;fsass oslzANroA,
hhE .nl Ii BENEFIT 81 81 o&zAmoA
vi" '''''' Two DISTINCT PERFORMANCES.
sp ENTIRE OPERA on Friday evening and
~ FRoAS S' v given, for III. .soad ~
last time, the entire opera of f
K6stHr LIZ DiA8LE,
with LABORDE IN ro.s of lssbelA 0AZZANI0A
as Alice CARL FORMEs ss Berlau,. Mne sOO - os
Abbes-
SATURDAY, ct O'clock,
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
which viii b. given. for tho eny TIM, Veeofe
oIsra Of - .....
The role Of "Leonorsp sl be ,uns tor the last tDs ~
MILE pIrCOLONlNi
who hss Kindly volunteered he, sarvies Ansr rroystor
TIE SECOND ACT OF LA SONNAMBULA,
MADAME LABORDE
vl rle her first AniDs aud n0s the oessesstso
eir Of SAn non siunsr," tDo not MINI
MADAME 0AZLANlOA
vii sDs costume b~r famous SpAish song Tbs Orange
Girl"
ARRANGEMENT or PRICES
for Msd 0sxx,Diss. fsr,~eii niSbt sed naftntes
Th. of sOr Robert 10 Disbe" VII be Tho
ssu- o. On tAe regular opsGs nights
Ito priee Of sduon Matinee ~, - st the former
sIess -. =,
NorcE -Boy-r Of Reserved Seats for Fhisy' "Roosr y
DiAbe" will c.iye - -.-
On tie lsst two nixDts VI the srss,n
NILE. rOiNsOr
will make her debut In Au..rira q" vsl-nps" " In
THE HUoUESOrS,
which win be given ~i east infinitely soser'~ to tAst f
ssts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

q IN AREWARD.-STOLEN from the sabscri-
WeDV b.L al RAILWAY n. j., OF the 18th inst . Light
By MARE H ands hsh IN f2rrhssd switch TAI. inter
f.ss Also TOP WAGON panel body red stnpe,
with W. os wh-e ana running work yeo~ With bl s
new step shs broke whosver vii hat the
above shall receive 81 for the AAe By giving
st,ce % sub-cFb-r JAMES A. BISHOP Brooks
Br,thera corner of Cstnayine aud Cherry s New.
LEASDER BISHOP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

The GREAT FISH CAUGHT AT LAsr.-A correspond,
ent from Middletons Store, Appling county, Georgia
says:
abont three miles from the Rose Ponds on the north
cast side, by James T. Eason and Knsey Mattox, a
black fish that weighed about one hundred pounds.
1t took both the ubDve,named gentlemen TO pull ii ont
and nine inches between the eyes. There were six
quarts of pure oil taken from it. 1t is Acknowledged
to be the largest fish that has ever been taken out OF
| the run in This sMnnn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

A Biz MorNTAiN.--A boastiul Euglishman, con.
yersing with some gentlemen on the altitude OF noun
tains said that those Of the old world were the high
on the peak of mountain in Asia and an area of
twenty i've hundred square miles presented itself to
his sight. A crude Yankee within hearing, and un.
dels0nding it miles distant, rather staggered
WIa Inc assgtlI @ bn na' IeSgESG ne poTe tolh az
hills out thar? Why, l thought as how you first
talked, that they might have little size to them
but they amt nowbttes. There's one in the town
vas ril in and if you go to the top on fine morn
ing and look pretty sharp straight ahead, you car
see your own back clear away around this here
nrth."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
EoONpCHAltTRAIN RAN,
- hr5sssys 8lt ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMEET


On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after O'clock and the same mornings will make the
o'clock trip.
days oelOek and The Lake hor after the last steam
trains.
Extra special trips, when required by notifying the con
duetor.
the train viii stop when required eXeep on mail trips
the Conductor must have timely notice to stop.
Due notice viii he given of the half hour trips.
the 4 july half hour trains leave every sun
day, from o'clock to P. NJ.
iialf hour trains will leave every day, from O'Clock to
P, a. NJ ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

PROBABLE Esd OF THE BLOUST AND DERIvtERE
CAsE,--In Savannah, on Thursday last, the examin-
ing Court, consisting Of four magistrates, met and
the case Of DeRyiere, charged with abducting Miss
Blount, was called up. None Of the parties, either
of the prosecution Defense were present and after
waiting about two hours the Court sent the county
Sheriff to the Jail to ascertain why the prisoner had
not been brought before them; but no prisoner was
to be found there 1t turned out that the City Sheriff
had turned over DeRiYiere to constable Galloway,
who had permitted him to meet the other parties to
the case, with counsel on both sides, at the Pulaski
House, where they we're in conference upon terms for
an amieable adjustment of the knotty affair. Tie
parties we're brought before the Court, when, it ap
pearing from the testimony Of Col Biount that there
was evidence forthcoming to establish the charge,
the case was dismissed The Savannah Republican
says;
The whole affair at the Court House was rich be-
yond parallel, and we regret we have not time nor
room to give it in detail.
We are authorized by the counsel of Col. Blount
and Capt. Riyierc to state that their difficulty has
been honorably and satisfactorily adjusted.
In our opinion the Iuaye Captain, notwihstand
ing the unlavOable aspect Of affairs in the beginning
has come out of the difficulty by means second
steamer and Col. and Mrs. Blount will leave for Mo
slight inlispostion.
Miss Blount and her father left Savannah on the
same day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
RATI,R.o.AD TRAVELTrrc.

szSz .,.,.u..,,~.5-7 NEW ar sE.ElRNSs .gACEA-
BsSs5 R & i-ss5 gzss#I 9UE AND GREAT E0ETnERN
388tsG LIE sss34 Il ABROAD,
On and after MONDAY, the 8ls day Of May, 1855 Pas-
ssnger Train will leave New Orleans daily 10 A. NJ, and
arrive gt Canton at $50 O'Clock ?, NJ.
Returning will leave Canton at 7.41 A. NJ and arrive at New
Orleans at 80 O'Clock P, NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

Kinderhook shoemaker once promised to have
pair of boots finished specified day for HPresl-
dent Van Buren, but failed to have them done when
called for In the meantime, Mr.. Van Buren, started
for Europe and was gone Tor three years. Upon his
return home he called for his boots aud told that
they were finished with the exception OF freeing
ont ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
TEE LAKE.

gr~ yi3i oyisR TIE H. LAKE, 'j.I SUNDAY
dgHa Love sTs6@fE and s.Ss Maa
Arrow, ] ". Hoffman commander, WIN leave The Pont,
Returning leaves Madi50uye III r. IT. arriving in time
au7 II il Nateiya street
R = OVER TnE LAX l1-sUNDAY FIX
- vlo T6o Gae, St low pressure 'sft6I6 Steamer
RayensWood, Capt Chas Foster, win leave HE Pont-
f. eoP@"g @ @ Ss fsyss = No@S@y S @ at y X E 4, qygE t
cursion 81 For further ntggm~,on E1, Ggy g4I,%. lo -
a7 # e Nlc6e1 street.
feS FOR BLaDON AND CuLLUN
A SIKH XII Nh n I,,i I%%g W. XXX, ,cat .Eear
Stone a $s5 @ affSiS5 fo ado" sssSd and 1S
Leaves 1af4 Tor f;Iadon aud nnm Spring and nemopo-
lis ege1y Fria' EseRnE Nv a PS.0as ,I; .-y o
Eve-ing al O'Clock.
Leaves Bgdon aud Gaa8 Sp%s every Monday and wei.
nesdry Eysnng A. oc!o9 @friys in Mobile every Tuesday
Passengers regOn this arrangement being carried out
Tba jeanette leaving Bodon in evening trip
to Mobile during tho night thereby avoiding the hos sun during
For passage or further p2FaGglaEs a2 Py,yg pPp,yy 70
0'tS5 cox, s bEAiSasb cq 7. - =
!!sss !!s ? srRfN6sf%ts. %eetrbs s5sS@st 4.
q ysanGe3 Sem, aa@s, Inas'fT r viii leave for
Leaves Mobile for Baion nd cnlum Springs and Demopols
Leaves Mobile for Badon and eutn Springs Wednes
day evening at ocIosE. Rc,prr,r,-
Leaves Badon and cglam Springs Tuesday and Thgrs-
and i5ss Friday inor51g 1t O'clock ''''S
For passage, apply to - ,,-,, ..,.
je25 If SIMPSON { cD0KE Mo6ii-.
rpS FOR POINT CLEAIt-srEAME
@ M65e a vRElSt for Sr%5 Ionl T Ger saXs d
nS ~ le9yiSs he cy at 10 oeocE TO Sccommote
those WHO arrive BY the morning boats le2l If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

RCfS Lake. BDRTNE
EzaalF 1ssiS2n &8fG%A7. GS55NzA59as = bsBoi
aoodshEs3 sFRfSs ad 4R9RsGEETGSr Si9RsS G5EESsGSS
10 Proetoryio Lake Bots9e.ds,a9,fse 28 miles Fare
'-A'O'2H' " s'' Departure Of Trains2D1IBY.
Leave the city for the Lake, a,,,... ,....,.l0 4. y
Lake " city, at,........,s.. 49,. ~ !. n
once, 90 Common street For ali 6asinsss Se Raoa
Department any business connected with the estate Of
the late Alexander Gordon, agPiy, to n z o.,o
who the ouy person authorized make engagements sign
R0mnBussoseaye Canal sreeteyery fifteen minutes or
An EGDICAL HOUSE, No. " e4s.omnonse s4rcat, neaI
III Royal street-For The Cure Of od CHROME Rs59m5a
from business to friends, and cure guaranteed in
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James, pac
lice N AZ parts Of the United States md Enr9pehe many re
able by eminent physicians insies him in offering hs
soa e be deas termed Pfats and Of which
ooniunaon with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
Nominal Fmsso PeTodica Netons Of females Aoweye,
eompcated they may be- Diseases the and ons,
aamnaton Of he Bladder aud Kidneys RhenmeP M Hydro
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of thos,
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in @
ting for either business Or society viz ConStituona De
eRsSs S d Pfoaggfa Sb an IL the Head bmaess
pepsia Nervousness Irabity symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of l@eas PeRresson
Spirits Evil Forehodings Aversion to Society
Love e Solitude, Tmity etc. some Of tue evils produced
All persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms shout
fail Dr. James aud be at restored to pertee
hea delcacy you but apply at once sn
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences o thi
| terrible mBlady.
Weakness Il the organs Immediately cured and full yigo
Rsmembsr TRe Medical House of DR.. Jarses is 80 Custom
/ house street.
Private separate reserved Hours Of attsndanc
| from A. NJ. TO 3 P VI,
/ Consultations strictly confidential
PsRecent cases IF GonOTrhea cured in @ hour
1 or pay. DR. JAMES,
/ nl iy 80 GustomhouEe street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

A punster challenged sick mans vote at recent
election on the ground that he was an ILLEGAL voter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
4eh Orleans 9atIg Crtstsnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUsE11, 1853.

For Fraser River.
What's the matter? What's the clatter?
All seem Fraser river mad,
On they're rushing, boldly pushing,
Old and young both good and bad
Lawyers, doctors, judges, proctors,
Politicians stout and thin
Some Lawmakers, some law.breakcrs,
Rogues as well as honest men.
HurIy.burly! what a hurry!
All confusion 'Tis sin
To see the sacrifice they're making
For the Fraser river Gin.
Poor exchanges, price it ranges
Low, and profits they are small
But they care not, for they caan0t
Cut the Fraser river call.
Baotstnffers, steamer-puffers,
Bribed with money-sums untold
They stick to it, but they Il rue it,
1t the people lind they're sold"
Picks and shOvels, washing cradles,
Packing saddles, pans and bags.
On they rush by every steamer,
" Packed like DiCkled pOrk in keps"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

FOR YAzOo RIVER.

Teayes THU RSDAY, l2.h INST. At s +. NJ.
EALLIANATGU AND YAZOO
Faes et,-9he Splendid new, ght craft pas
i, lownsend, cerk leave aboye for Lc!9e,
Greenwood SiOn IchuH NazOo City, all
landings ana plantations Yazoo river For freight passage
apply ON beard
j. S. P.AEaCD ., Advertising Agent
RThe Yazoo Belle will continue in The trade all the season
~ q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

C,LARET- cases F. Kcppsrt Co ST, Julien L Mar
h23 corner Of GraYiet and New LsTee streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

Your daughter sal be lady Of Won count
OATS newt all my love eternal .-..
Said Monsieur Riv-a-yare to Madame Bount =
ou lie, you scamp roared the Indignant
Colonel
Your but an unpaid balance of account"
TBOstOn Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

MACK EI& Ell
For sale By J. a. CARTER Broker,
5yl9 u rehoupitonlaS street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
Leaves on SATURDAY. IAN Inst at5P.M.
ln-enendeut Peoples Liae.
Hw@s FOR SEfitEVEP PORT III TR FGGT,
COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at5PM
Esgs COAST PACKET STEAMER
iEAi49-e9 SaIIie RobInspu-To and from y. Orleans
s$1zssF Bayou sara FOR ADAMS Wnlamssa0E} rgT
SON, T. T. Gross, master in place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening, O'clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" arr OF the
cars from WnodyilIe
clerk will te on the Levee to receive freight Thurs
day morning,
8-Pareuar attention paid the receiving and landing OF
pasaeugess and freight all hours Of the day and night
jy29tf HOLMES &LAEsS Il rchoupitonlas st
Leaves on SATURDAY, The 18th Of Auggst. 1855,
w. THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
E4zykI Ee, ". MGCGWb+ HRs.er, a place Of the
ts:= ts9 y steiner BELLA Dona viii commence her rcau.
lar .ps above, rnviH New OeRps every Saturday
ming, 1T O'Clock P NJ, for Donadonyie Bayou G0ul.
PIaiuenue, Baton Rouge, Post Hudson Waterloo Bayou
Sara, Foine Eoupee, Murgan2ia, Tuuca WllmmspoF Red
River Landing. Fot Adams md all Intermediate landings.
Returning will leave Bayou Sara every Wednesday ihe
rival # e fIem Woo Vile. For freight passage apply
HOLMES & CLAUSS.
jy28 Gn ii ThQuptoulss street, n. Q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

Per Month $40
Per Week. Il
fef a5 Z ~,
boats convey passengers Immediately the Springs.
analysis OF the water be had by applying TO J..
WATERMAN i BRO, corner of Magazi Q and Common
streets who my agents in New Orleans
CHARLES CuLLUM,
my5 Proprietor.
NJAILs-4Jl ksgs,pding and foT salo ~
In ALFRED KEARNY,
mylE n 2MagaEne street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

A. Bsteambosts shipssupplisd with s kinds Of Lvs
gch such fresh ilch Cows Hogs shoats Pigs Sheep
0osts Geese Ducks, Chickena. etc. seq ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

Y. D N OR U Il Ii E. Dealer,
At the old Basin, corner Of Touonse and Franklin,
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL such as
lime White yellow Sand Cemant PlasteFof Paris Shin.
Tes ahs Saves Also hngsh, French and American Fire
65i9Es and all kinds Of Firewood
~ orders the country prompya and carefullyattonde
u4 IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

40 O5CARSPENTEESS AND BUILDERS,
Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough and Dressed
the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for
per for rough and 81 SO for dressed lots suit
n Lumber sawed to ordeT ,,z ,t44
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

%. b., DEALERIN DRUGS. MEDl
w oines, Pa.nls. OILS. ETC. Nc. 48 Magaaine street
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--T-aa LAKN snORh PACKE II

For OCEAN SPRINGS, biloxi, and all intermediate
lsungsTke aud splendid, low pressure, U. 8 coast
mail packet Creole, Capt. A. ?, Botrlman-bui
expressly this trade, with superior accommodations. will
leave tic lake of the Jefferson and Pontcarran Rail
roads the arrival lhe Lake Of the cars, follows
Leaves New Orleans
ON truiD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
UaIBGIi-LU6IBH BHIt-L U11fsf1R-

UIRER-LUNtBEtt-LU -LUM811E-
FLOORING, tongied and grnayed.
ts0g1O feet III and III wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, t0Hgucd and grooved.
an 000 feet II narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING tongued and grooyed
tO010 n wide dressed Florida Yellow Fine GElIdHG
tonguad and grooved.
r1Y ing, square edged.
,as ma feet dressed WEAT1ERB0ARDS.
I'D AID feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting of inch
A'ts Boards Weatherboards, Scantlingi dostsi etc.
o 01 eet assorted Cypress lumber Laths and Shnges
-ALso-
sashes Doors, / tinds, MouldiRgs etc, etc.
- ~ go SIMPSON Il D0RR,
es, ~ " New Basin.
.97PERT OANDLI8S-IO0 boxes Samuel leonard &
Y e4a Al r COCHRAN Il H4LTs5
,,Ql9 Is New LeYee and II Fulton ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

Who ouy person authorized make engagements sign
obligations for the read.
til q t}anot If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

ITO RENT-THE STORE NO. Is4 SOUTH STREET NEAR
Peck slip; IN coed order; possession Immediately For
further particulars apply TO W. W. DEFOREsT Co, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05
AIoRraAGE SALE OF LEAsE. STOCK AND rIxruRgs

MORTGAGE SALE OF LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTURES
M of an old established lager beer saloon known AZ tas
tache's Hotel HESkf DRkHER, sucti0neer, viii sell ~
I've auction on Tuesday Al ieb O'Clock A NJ Al No ia
Forsyth the stock futures and lease ~ the
above premises The stock consists part 81 counters shelly
tables theatre furniture and nxsares pan0frs
knives and forks beer and wine gAses deesnf-rs AMI bot
Rhine and other and liquors osng glass
clos sofas bureaus AMI pictures A-o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05


pLANCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street New Norkfasonabiy located elegantly furnish
cd with every modern improvement and open for IN
reception of Board ~ per day ny the
rates Public favor respectfully solicited By the
meut BLANCHARD MACLbaI.AN
IJOTEI. st. oFRMArN-BpoADwAY, FTrTH AVENUE
and Twenty Second streetfhs beautiful and unilm
hotel conducted entirely the European plan. Ee
gnny furnished rnoms single aud suite all newly psper-
and painted and having bath. attached kme choice
for families aud single Rsneen " rwnt permanently NJ
sonsb- rates fartcular sirnton paid The restaurant
which Will b. supplied with all the decscies % the
and Twenty secsud esreci by any snss
In the city being " NE acces~ibis snd fashionable
neshboroooas
CT. DENIS HorkI. ELKyENrH srRKEr, CORNER 90
- Broadway Tho subscriber Cor msny years connssAe<
with The Julien Hotss and sa~y prvpror thereof ssss NV
method nfnrrns IA. friends snf lhs travelling public
he has The ish q April A - garehas~d ne taercs
Mr. ~ Julien The above s~iablshm.us Il sin~s
oonsummAon ~ hal purchase been M aim ~ the su.cvs
" put bis house N compiete order AMI The Il
thoroughly repaired repsnud sn has heen wherever
ssry, refarnlshed Nex eSssrnA hssiers s.psrsie -
trance w A" mo, 70 .1prs wh.ssvrr ~ ~ y os'nk
M hote upon an sausi fs~se h~S
has fulnhsi The sah~m 2Ra a~para~nts N Nc
house have a@i reeve, ~ ms~s aaurna saranan
proprietor fers ned hs b. ~aabsd prvts foo he
guests IN heiisr sn he h3 Nrnes 30
Vel and cheerfully gives he dat al tines no
whole astenunn VII ~ a~vvtri " ther coz& and
or expense spared % renier rs boase la rrstenS -
families a. vel a. single seauemen rNesa px1fn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

\ Aprrs aSD GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
H. eifhnr secund hand furniture &c, 10 dispose or viii
me fsW value each BY sending y addressing
Vine "a sevcnm avenue, between Twenty seventh and
twenty eighth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

UcTION NoTICE-N DOUGHTY Will. sEII. rms
n day. Tuesday, lei o'cnrk A. the st~aronn 70 NAs
street large assortment ~ custom male fnruiurr
well
Rosewood and mahogany paror bedroom and chaaF f4ru
ture Brussels carpets r frame pier gs~es le
marble buffet dining tables centre table, drrs
bureaus washanes beasseas hair Mattresses pNltsse
wardroes kc the whole be peremory sol4 70 the highest
bidder for cash.
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UCTION NOTICE.. ROGART. AUCTION FKR-hN
~ boGAkr.-1hursiay, ocioher !, a l3As a clo@k ~
S3 Greenwich sale 90 ktel lnfaaar~
sissing 81 mahogany sofus chsrs mahofany rk~rs 49,
bot Of bedroom iaruhare mNhTsns tHui
and bedgieads hair feather Reas ani bed
ding wsshstands mirrors ktchen dsnug AMI bar
be n d r haseFs
CHARLES a WATTS Attorney ~ MsrfrNees
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A LnFRT NJ NrCui.AY. AUCTInSEFR-RN AtHHRrM
n kicol.AN, pnec Ne Bscad szvrs Reguar aariioa
aen 81 stoCks sn1 kuts "A Ne Nfrhsu ~ haa
ey. Sacks sne h4s b.i1 n And srl 4 prixair sale
th4dAy al l2A ociock See catalogue.
L4hkn hRA0o, AUcTioNKER-A mn s'.s g.
IA VII sell ~ Ruriin Tue~tAy oc'on~r A. iN' 20 :
~ - nCoaTtlsnf >0caass naen's. n~is uasss
ard ehlarcns tu,s shtes trcgsns - ecmnrsms dts i
Tie ~ frreh md seAuonAhe rn1s az tnW :
mnnaia lqrrs "a lD elre. q ruheers
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TO RENTAL 1I6 NINTH AVENUE BETWEEN TWEEN
second and Twenty third streets elegant suit Of ali
rooms bath, kitchen and every neat
small family Ren, The sz1o per year Inquire
The premises, or ~ y y ROWAN, Auditors oice, Custom
House. Posse medately
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StRNsrLRs.
(NHEsTNuT AMI GRAINED AND FIRST FRwxrun
" eusmeed furniture ~ superior and warranted
facture, AZ fARRINUTONN - IsnA opge
We Wooster MsnufaeioFy, ~ Aai a. W@~ef srs~ts
LrSANyuIgp CHAvrTR SUITS ~ ruRxtruRs m
" All eooss ard styles shnlrale snf rea prtr~. freu,
p25 and upwars. wARRNN WARD. I'll Canx srr< GOA
No a. four doors east % hrcsdway, sew Vera
II eolor ar sx1 hair o. palis~~-~
sal orngrr beress " - Art frsthers sry ia~ a
STACY mannfactofy crna~ a Anty snd Waosa~r
three blocks rum Broadway
L,uRNIrURr, FURNITURE CASH PRICES
paid Tor bousebod ohr~. and Dsher farnliare pisnus
watches diamonds Dreams pistols lrs.a wagons ksrn~ss
''"''' = n WALTERS N csasrns .sr~.s
FURNITURE WANTED TO MIR WV on GOOD
II SECOND hand chsn~r f1rntvrw, mr. which liberal prize
VII be patti Address e"s I've Hersh eaiet.
COOP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MIRRORS CAR
VI pes pianns Ac, wanted IN barge small lusntlf~
cash. Apply " JANIS W HfckkY, sc Broadway,
~ Eleventh street
MopxRs sry.s op scuooI ruRSrrung SaSu
Nl featured and Tor sale BY n JOHNSON No 80 Ha~rs
street New Nors lsrFe supply consi.nty GO hasd ffs
RIO OUR WESTERN AND SOUTHERN rRTpxD9
Looking Rsa-es The place " bny par, maniel 90
mirrors Al fair prices a Al friend fnRAniFyp nuAsng
gsss emporium, ls William street. Ann Try
him once,