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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
western Etiquette.

a Yankee traveller, who saw the live hoo4
sier, wrote to his mother:
'Western people, said he, tgo their. death
on etiquette. You can't tell man that he
lies, as you eau down east, without fighting.
A few days ago, man was telling his neigh.
bors in my hearing, pretty largo story.
Says ]; stranger that's whopperg
Says he, Lay there strapgerp
And in the twiDkling of an eye, I found
myself in ditch, The worse for wear and
tear. {
Upon another occasion, says Ito a, man l
never saw before, as a woman passed :.
That isn'ta specimen of western woman;
Ishould thiDkl
Says he, sYoh are afraid Of fever and ague;
stranger amt you 2
Very much, said / ~ !
We'll, replied he, that lady is my wife, and
if you don't apologies in two minutes, by the
honor of gentlemen, Lswear that these two
pistols (which he held cooked in his hands, }
shall cure you of that disagreeable disofdet
entirely.
So knelt down aud politely apoIogissd.
l admire this western country much, but
blame m Q if I can stand SO much etiquettei
it always takes me unawares!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
The Mho1e storY,

A young man named James Powers was
hanged at Washington on Saturday for mur-
der. Just before mounting the scaffold he
bade his brother farewell, and said :-"Re-
member what told you, let the liquor alone" !"
The same counsel has gonO forth from tho ou>
sand scaffolds in this country, and its echoes
are heard in many prison cell. We waste
much breath and ink in speculating upon the
causes of crime and its extraordinary increase
of late years. But the confession of the GRIM
inal tells US the whole truth of the matter
1t is rum that makes demons out of men of
originally good impulses; it is rum that is
filing our prisons, feeding the gallows, and
and diminishing the security of life and prop
erty. Under its accursed influence men who,
when sober, would die rather than commit
dishonest action, scruple not to perpetrate for.
gerry, robbery and MURDER OF all the prop
ositions for the prevention of crime we are
strongly persuaded that there is mono of equal
efficacy with the simple advice of young
.Powers-"Let the liquor alone.-PAiEadel-
plsiG Journal. .3
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

W1T.-sometimes in fiat aIIEsions to a
known story, or in seasonable application Of
trivial ssying, or in forming an opposite tale;
sometimes it pIayeth in words and phrases
taking advantage from the ambiguity of their
sense, or the affinity of their sound; some
times it is wrapped in dress of humorous ex-
preston; sometimes it is lodged in q sIy-ques
ton in shrsTd ,, imitation in eun1ngiy dl.
sometimes IL is conohed in bold scheme of
speech, in a tart irony, in lusty hyperbole, in
a startling metaphor, is a plausible reconciling
of contradictions, or in acute nonsense some
times a scenical representation of persons or
things, counterfeit of speech, rnimical look
or gesture passeth for 1t sometimes an affects
ed simplicity, sometimes apresumptuous bold
iEess, giveth it being /; sometimes itriseth from
a lucky hitting upon what is strange; some
times from a. crafty wrestling obvious matter
to the purpose; often ii eousisteth in one
knows not what, and springs up one can hard
ly tell how'd. BarfosS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
Newspapers In country noteis.

Are scarce-says a correspondent. at is
a rare thing for the traveller to find city pa
per, or even country one, in any of our
country hotels, with very few exceptions
And when found, they are generally tom or
disfgured so as to be valueless. Those who
travel-during the heat of summer, are geher-
ally the residents of cities, and consider tn .
useful ''institution." To be suddenly deprived
of both, We have only to experience to appre>
ciate the deprivation. This general neglect of
travellers wants In the country,is subject of
general complaint, and is an evil as preiudicial
to country hotels, as it is bore to the travs
cling public. There are reading rooms, but
no fles.'-ieich. Eng.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

HAY CAps.-The best grass in the world
will be poor hay, unless well cured. One or
two rains on it will wash out all the nntrimspt
and render it of less value than good straw
Even if no rain fall on it, and it is well cooked
up, tie outside will be sunburnt and of little
value, if it stand long in tho hot sun. To
protect hay from the sun, after it is we'll cured;
is as necessary as to protect it from rain, ess
pecially if it is to stand any length of time.
This can bo done BY hay cap. made of cotton
cloth, about a yard square, with pins attached
to.the four corners by strong twine. After the
hay is cooked up, the cap can be drawn over
it like al, umbrella and by the twine fastened
to the stakes in the ground. They can be al
SO used in harvest to protect the shocks. In-
stead of stakes some use weights attached TO
the corners, and let them hang down the sides
of, the cock of the shock of grain. They will
cost about shilling s-piece, and will save
their cost often in single rain in bayiDg or
harvesting. To dip the caps in strong SO.
luton or decoction of white oak bark and alum
would thickan them and make Them better
protectors 5s.-l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
away TO THE WOODS.

Away into tho woodland pathsI
Aud yield that heart of thine
To hear the low, sweet oracles
At every living shrine
The very lowliest of them all
Doth act an angels part,
And bear q message home from God
Unto the listening hearth
And thou mayst hear as Adam heard
In Edeu's howery shades. 80
When seraphs talked, at falling eves
Amid its silent glades-
The hallowing rush of spirit wings
And murmur of immortal stringsi
Truths such as guide the comet cars.
On fiery mission driven,
Or in their beauty light the stars
Along the floor of heaven;
One choral theme, below, above;
eOne anthem, near and far,
The daisy singing in the grass,
AS through the cloud the star
And to the wind that sweeps the sky
The roses making low reply.
For the meanest Wild bud breathes, to swell
Upon immortal ears
So hear it thou, in grove or deEl2
The music of the spheresl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
when Ladies should be Looked AT.

A writer in the atlantic Monthly thus en|
lightens the bellies of the street concerning the
inalienable rights of men to look at their pret
ty faces:
There arc some very pretty, but unhdppils|
ill>bred women, who don't understand fhel
laws of the road with regard TO kandsome|
faces. Nature aud custom would, no doubt
agree in conceding to all males the right oil
at least two distinct looks at every, comely fe,
male countenanse, without any infraction OIL
the rules of courtesy or the sentiment Of res
pect. The first look is necessary to define tho
person of the individual one meets, so as to|
avoid in her passing. Any unusual attrao,
ton discovered in first glance is sufficient
apology for second-hot prolonged and|
impertinent stare, but an appreciatipg homags|
of the eyes, such as stranger may inoffen,
sively yield to passing image. Its aston
ishing how tnorb,dIy sensitive some yplS
gar beauties are to the slightest demonstration
of this kind. When lady walks the streets
,she leaves her yirtuous indignation counte-
nance at home; she knows well enough that
the street is picture gallery, where pretty
faces framed in pretty bonnets are meant to|
be seen, and everybody has a right to sec
Them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
TnE GOLDEN SUNSET.
px HENRY W. IOsGrEIIow.

The golden sea its mirror spreads
Beneath the golden skies, ls5e3ss
And but narrow strip between
Ofland aud shadow lies.
The cloud-like rocks, the rock-like clouds,
Dissolved in glory float,
And midway of the radiant flood,
Hangs silently the boat.
The sea is but another sky,
The sky sea US well,
And winch tho earth and which the heavens,
The eye can scarcely tell.
So when for us life's evening hour
Soft fading shall descend,
May glory, born of earth and heaven,
The earth and heaven blend.
Flooded with peace the spirit float,
With silent rapture glow, Il
Till where ends and heaven begins,
The soul can scarcely koow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

B 49,. The late Col. S., so well known
for his Patagonian size and burly department,
being. once iInportuned by diminutiye tailor
for the payment of bill, pleasantly ezclaime
ed, IF you were not such little reptile, /
would kick yon down stairs!' Little reptile !'
repeated the dun sand what if | am kecole
lect Colonel that We can't all be great brutes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

-. We have read great many epitsphs,
quaint, ludicrous, but none moro SO, perhaps,
than one cut not long since. on gravestone
at the marble shop in some village:
s.The little Hero that iies here
Was conquered by the Diarrhea.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

80. A poor, emaciated Irishman, having
called in a physician as a forlorn hope, the
latter spread huge mustard plaster, and
clapped it on the poor fellows breast. Pat,
with q fearful eye, looked down on it, and
said, 'Docther, docther, dear, it strikes me that
it is dale of mustard for so title mate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

80. a Yankee doctor has contriyed To-
extract from sausages powerful tonic, which
he says, contains the whole strength of the
bark. lie calls it 'sulphate OF canine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

.... Mock no man for his snub nose, for
you can never tell what will turn up.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20

gastieaI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
MARRIAGE.

Married PeTsOnsOr those contemplating, marriage
bsing aware ofphysical weakness or any other i'm
pc nlent, should Immediately yconsult DR.. Johnston
lie whOplacos himself under the care of DR.. John
stOn, may reiously conlide in his honor, grcn-
tlsman. and confidently rely upon his skim as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-07-20
b BALTIMORE LOCK aoSpTTAY.
l,s2a5 0R. JOHNSTON. -

HoVY5 MES especially. who have become the vic
ms Of Solitary Vice that dreadful and dcstructiye
thousands of young men of the most exalted falent
and brilliant intellect, who mightothsrwisehaye en-
tranced listening Senatcs with the thunders of elo
" tn full CON lidence " 1-s = - HNS S"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
DENTISTRY.

nyNrIsrRy -TEEru EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
IL without the sishtes pain by new and original pro
cesu freezing This adorable system Is practic.d by
me only Reference gwen u required
DIR. a. DUnKIN, &3 Canal street near Wooster.
u,FEIH -FOUR PREMIUMS RECFlVED. -GuMOTYpg
i teeth Ne p,us ulrr Tee on gold 81 Whole see so
Great hn@ni Pisu estb 81. cot hl-R ~
0OtA vase grs-is Dr. MANsON. HOSaiS 20 Thirty
seconj street, pesi = ehlb tvenge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

VUULIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
w cay, at 10 O'Clock precisely all the fixtures Of the ele
giant liquor store IL Bowery consisting IN part OF nne walnut
counter with fountain beer pumps. mahogany bagaee tn
BILE eight day CLOCK, two stoves, mirror, &c.
w LILLIAN ABBOTT AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
w day at o'clock NJ AT 20 Bowery the entire stock Of
dealer retiring the business consisting In OF
crockery glassware and large sormeni of furniture too
numerous mention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
VALUABLE FARMS, BELONGING TO The ESTATE

VALUABLE FARMS, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE
OF Carrot Van Dine deceased at public auction, at the
hotel of VIM Durlsnd in the village OF Jamaica on Thurs
day Feb. 25 1865. at O'Clock T. ".
A farm Of 1853 acres situate at Mt'die Village, in the
OF Newtown, Queens county about lice from VII
lsmsburg This farm is timely located with frsnt both
sdes Of the Williamsburg turnpike On The premises are
two dwelling houses. barns houses oher out
buildings; great variety Of fruits About 70 acres OF the
farm woodland and 9 Of able land of first quad
ty IN gh state OF cultivation all 10 good fence and
vereny divided into fields It's location and the quality OF
soil render OF the most desirable places Long
Island Tor country seats for market gardening viii be
together in four sections Maps the lett
with Martin ]. Suydam, Middle Village, l.. l. .
An excellent farm OF 45 situate 10 the eastern
the visge Of Jamaica, the Hampstead aud Ia
msics plsnk road On the same good dwelling house,
GOOD well cultivate and the whole farm
the best condition map of the may seen At the
onice of Morris Fosdick. Jamaica.
g. piece of sat OF IL adjoining the farm OF
william Stoo,hoH deceased. nj Jamaics South.
L. piece of meadow about acres At Jamaica South adj
joining the farm formerly of Robert DE BevCse deceased
Aboutb acres OF meadow AT the head OF the Fly, ad'
joining Flushing creek
: For further particulars. inquire Of
MORRIS F0SDfCK, ESQ Jamaica, or OF
DANIEL. HENDRfCKSoN, MARTIN / SUDAN, Er'
of Garret Van Dine deceased or G. VAN DINE No.
liz Beekmsn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
A UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
"A furniture heavy French plate pier and mante mirrors
costly oil paintings splendid rosewood panofore solid rose
wood psror suits, bronzes rich velvet carpets &c, &C.
F. NJ Al, auconeer will sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash without this day hurs"ay III III O'Clock,
the elegant furniture contained ~ the five residence 81
W est Sixteenth street, near Fifth avenue.
Dining roem-Rch velvet tapestry carpet In good ORDER
solid OAK extension table all polished in the best
marble fancy tables mirrors sofa beds chairs In hair
cloth her with all the ruby and crystal cut glassware
match rich china and dinner SETS costly SILVER tea
and dinner service "a inch SAVERS cake baskets Casters,
coffee and tea spoons forks liquor stand superos Ia
bic cutlery, marble pitchers. &C.
Costly solid wood and abogany bcdseads,
ststuhry marble bureaus washsand and commoces to
match pure hair mattresses, from 40 10 6U pounds,
bedroom mirrors clocks toilet tables racks toilet SETS
ocios stair and rods mahogany cushioned caars
lounges couch beds hall stand and dining
tables, linen sheets together with large aud desirable
Sortmont articles not peutoned.
The psror contain superior velvet carpets three mAgnt
rosewood suits covered in blue and gold,
and and gold satin Of the expensive descrpon
gothic Turb sh chairs and sstn orocade
Aes sold rosewood reception and hairs, covered In
gold blue crimson and SATIN large and extensive
rosewood secretary bookcase lined with sk and satin wood
tops pier sofa and side tables.
with three costly rosewood etegeres with mar
bic plate glass doors &c imported expressly Tor The
owner lsdies rosewood work ebies bronze and ormou
Landscapes panied 10 order 10 France magnificent
French plate pier glass with rich and heavy gold
frame; heavy embroidered lace window curtains and
cornices; large and extensive variety OF oil paint
scenes marine views, scriptuval pieces superior
French Autographs pieces, &c the whole forming
very pleasing coLecuoni superior rosswood piano,
plate richly with of real pearl being valuable
costly rosewood psuo stool covered In satin,
with excellent and costly embroidered cover ac Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

PICHARDs KINGsLAkD. AUClI0NEER.
RICHARDS KINGeLAND CO. will sell ou Thursday.
25h 1CL o'clock at their salesroom 1888 Chambers
gilt mirror and frames mshogsny glasses aad frames Of al
sizes engrAvngs &c dc The snrtment complete and
will be sold without regard to cost aor ing the trade
portuny for profitable investment seldom belors
offered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
sEGARs.

rHE SMOKE CAUSED By TIIE FINANCIAL PREssuRs
has eli disappeared yet as have stun numerous IN
voess Of sep.s I've disposed Of II sod n
"ranic prces Wholesale dealers would d. well to
NV s,ock o. CdkEKS. II Brosdgsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


A FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-THE INGREDIENTS FOR
large aaaniy~why pay DOLLAR bottle fer hair dye that
Of be hair when you obtain good article hs, you know
@ s.se @ ssray wilson, recIss ts re.,orng he hair
srsy and yon wish q rn i :. is orsins cofsr or Il yos
with to coor hair gradually black or brown Wilson's
recipe for dy The har Val esc'usy DO the same without
secdep,.ly and be assures those whe may
printed directions 70 them that The remedies viii be
found erosoious N repetacng he hair che sas
sn as also sriss ns glossy 70 the hair
The advertiser Mn ssnt ihe above recipes pesags free to
sS or ssn Ss Ywbsss Is any drug sos
DE world for few c..ls witch WI make enough % has.
sn,,ra IN bs parrbsser No troubls Ia make H. Aadres.
sdress piain II viii be sent by return pos, ' ''"
= =
ARE Yoy RFApYi fiRE-oNE TWO THsEya -,
VEINS Geni,em,n cad S9d see her ., vku9nASs Pistol
s ma H' Re,ose,s loaded. a. '"' '''' N'''
CAuIIoN TO CONSUMERS OF KERosENE OILS THE
nov s o,s bs sp Ker. n
snv hereby give notice hs they will pro-ccui, All parties
l Ss Prs Ss Sf m q
Psn can . Se rss yS Snee Of '
1,aoco,.1r
u MaIiLARps chocolate ganufar,ory, ihe l,rscs; and
me., e,en ~ ~, ,u, , ar,i, ~ ,h Io, IN. .s '
se'"hs sns shso ~ o.. ''' " wv '' P''' f'''
iS'' rbocols,s I've ssnic perfecion a,c per H.
N's sh"a,. - = n, ~,,Iiia ~ ~ Fe' ''''
'"o' ~. = ~ ~ ' Jasia x..u.
WV, J, 49, $3.50. 81 ,s.n1.n..
.,eo, t,o,d,,.v. rictary iss snd ieo u,,csr sre.
ht"-i p'"fu"'' '"'''''' 20" wv" '"' '''''' '''0-
..~..... 80, 90, r,-r,o ,,.ovpr,su rpv ~ puvr
(NUkEp vi lh,iho hN"r ~ iSN ~ = nin.-
" msu-n, brUncmu- n-' ~, -.,a. s'uSe ~
low 'piriis sc are gucsy cured oy Dr hhNShA" h'eo'
uician, loS spring street
- - -. .r.-r, n,oor ,,r,,,x, g,
EN1kE PROOF AMI WAtsh reoof 1890 rOS
roofing cheap ana dursoe bes, o W y, III.
warren street view tcrh. - w h'kn'p wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

MAST INDIA PALE AfE.-JONES VNRIVALIfD IN
IL dis pale ale equal 10 the bes ported and sold A. less
than half price oace Of brewery, lSS s'HA 'Heet
TONES oLp PALE STOCK Ale CONSTANT SUP
ply Of ths superior ae alan paic flesh aud amber aes
nav had BY applying at the oce Of the brewery No l
ssxth street
CANUrI ELLISON, AGENT FOR WILLIAM yoUNGss
~ Co.'S FfpAurr ale -Po- sale By the ho-shs.t and
Fsncn Tits ale is the hes drsugh IN this counify -
brsrdes wines gina ~ he 3nes, trO.tei u his mtrtet
IN ia.ye o. small qusaates q; No. sols Hi,a s.sss1
d Beaver,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
WINES AND LIQUORS.

british STANDARD GIN.-THTs CSIEBRATED Ar
~ cle superior 10 any imported he had in
or demiohns q SMITH sole importer las Wafer street
ami lie bottles, q cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
UCTIoN SALE OF AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
u rosewood AMI mahogany paror and bedroom furniture
Brussels and ingram carpets, DC.

will sell Thursday, nis day. at 10Y O'Clock. at sales
70 Nasau street. th- entire furniture OF rs class fur
nished residence viz and ingram carpets rose
wood pafof suits gilt frame oval aud pier mirrors, book
zrbe tables oil paintings, maho
gsny e stees SOFAS arm and parlor chairs dressing bu
.shs zDds toilet whrrobes bedseads hair mat
pa ssses feather beds lounges &C Catalogues
ready lot will be positively sold TO the highest bidder
10 pay advances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
Tryp "a MOSS WILL SELL. ON FRIDAY. FEB 81 AT

III I0i clock at the sae-oums No So Pine street lar
io OF ,holce groceries aud black coffee
eoap eEndles &c. advances; also by of
Sheriff ~ bcres cheese. 10 hrkirs Goshen butter; slso
H.H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
1,rrc1.1nR.s SALE oE LIoroRs. GROCERIEs ANn

1,xECUToRs SALE or LIQUORS, GROCERIES AND
~ segsr-To be sold at public auction, on Friday, Feb
clock, the ssesroom y Bowery. The whole
OF liquors and in said store removed from
whole sle house. consisting OF
az cssks OF Martei Casan osrd and Rochelle brandes
3ppes Holland gin Jamaica rum and irish whiskey
Madeira sherry caret port and Sauterne wines
Musca hook clarrt wines, cordials,
ahsynlhe Steuieds aud Boxers bers. Also, y baskets
osnuac imported champagne. Groceries, consisting OF S
boxes ml soap, boxes spcrn and adnmao candles
teas SUGAR. coffee spices, scales and weights, Tea
b.1cs eni OIL cans. Also. Il eases olive oil and
100 90 imported Havana, Oefmsn and domestic srghrs.
particularly invited TO attend this sale AS every
loi will losiiyely be sold without reserve
A. VI. CRIsTALAR, Aucioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
AUCTION xorrcE-JNo. v. VAN ANT.

TTkPbwkRE AUCTION NorTCE.-JNO v. VAN ANT
III WFpP's regular sale will take place Thursday
Tsb IS stlo O'Clock ZIG Pearl street In addition TO the
sa rfnent will be 10 packages English fancy goods
e.. trs,s mathematical instrumental Telescopes 100
nv pans percussion csps h0ok hinges &c a invoce
ri Ans rrsn ivory cutlery. slightly Imperfect also for
count 81 whom NAV concern lot damaged tea trays tin
and jspauned Try tc saved from The late IRE at
Malhnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN AGrD ~ YEARS or STERLING RE.
n ru'at ceve! IN he soctal relations and With mnd
10 spETeat m raj worth desires % cOrrespcnf " ~ an
e3ucssg .sty Vii new marriage Address s,nc ritz,
box tsi 3,ocis Desps'ct, Fhi'aie.phs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

m @. HOUGHTON MISUNDERSTANDING EEs
sale OF hotel furniture. velvet carpets &c. This day.
Thursday at l O'Clock store 1886 Broadway corner OF
Worth street T.. c. hOUGHTON will sell above, BY
order of the mortgages svng been removed to said store
for convenience Of sale the entire furniture OF city hotel
consisting of 80 yards of velvet and tapestry carpets
ingram and ttsr do ball ocolh chandeliers curtains
sofas armbars tete tetes parlor chairs
hogany bedesds do bureaus wardrobes wssbsahds hair
mattresses beds bedding crockeTy, glass and chns ware
table cutl Office desks Kitchen furniture. &c.
The whole 10 be sold without any reservation whatever
salecash In bankable money and cash deposit
satisfactory the auconeer Will be required of
every purchaser Every article be removed the day after
the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25
I,pwARp scnENcK, AuCT1oNER-BY EAT H.

EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCT1orER.-BY r. y. H.
u sCEENCK.-Ths day Ut III clock, at their ssesroom
Nassau.reei, Importers stock Of eegaa Is carat gold
hunting and epen face eesoned and patent levers oy me
b. diamond pins and rings fiorenne and Roman
moss carbunce Forentne enamel and other sets
pins and earrings; ves guard and chaieane
sleeve buttons siucs aud fine assortment OF Other
iewery tale perempory for cash. by order OF the as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

~ WILLIS NICHOLS. AUCrIONEER-EzRA LUD-
I. low. in. co. will hold Thursday, F-oru .,
- Pine street. nj II O'Clock. exceed
inRy choice sale OF hauors and being the finest
coeooa ed us seasou, from the stock Of first c,-s
Importer obher embracing very old pale aud dark bran
eea msderas high cost sherres ports &C supe
scotch and Irish whskeys very old bourbon aud nonon
QshelA choice Jamaica the finest SELECTION OF ia
fsvoe orands all warranted In every respect
FURNISHINGS moot attractive opportunity OF purchase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

n'HE BOTANIC PHNSICIAN, AUTHOR OF Tia MAR.
rage amsnass, price orly four postage stamps Pr
vse and con6de sulaons from 10 ~ from
scsP AZ 81 West Twenty seventh street, The sixth ave
ue onbuses and the housseverv twenty minutes