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BOOTS s. SHOES

of all kinds and sizes for men, women and
children. We have a large assortment oi
HATS aud CAPS OF The lateft fashion. We
have also, Hardware, Queensware, Cedar
ware, &c. Very cheap
CARPETS, CARPET-BAGS, FLOOR,
table and carriage oil cloths mats, rugs, bas.
kels, &c. Musins, fanneIs, tickings, d,a-
pers, toweIings, driIlings Sc, in abundance.
We invite our friends and The public gen.
orally to give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere We have bought our goods al
the LOWEST CASH PRICES and will mol
he undersold BY anybody or the rest of man.
kind. WcKELVY, NEAL g. co.
Boomshnrg. January l3. 1853.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

French Merinoes, wool plaids, alpacas, bonn
bsxines, de bages, popllns psrametla cloths,
mohair uslres, muslin de LANES, Persian
cloths, Ginghams, Calcoes, SIC.
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Sleeves, Collars, Spencers, handkerch'ets,
flouncings, bands and lrmmines, laces and
edoings, bonnet ribbons, in large variety, vel
vel ribbons, and braids, kid, cotton, Isle
thread gloves, mohair milts, SC.
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Price and Quality,

they Ralter themselves that they can compete
With the cheapest, and all those wishing 10
buy cheap, can save money by s'v'ng-ns
call. We have all kinds of goods aud wares
10 supply the wants of the people. A very
larpe and compeie assortment OF
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New Arrival Of Fall and Winter
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NIcKELVV. NEAL & CO.,

HAVE just received and opened their slock
IL of Merchandise for sale, which compfi-
ses the LARGEST, Cheapest, and LanGsom'
est assortment now offered in this lOWN:-
Having paid great attention 10 the SELECTION
of their entire stock as TO
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

PITTSBURou, IA. CHARTERED iooo'
900 Students attending January. 1858.
Nlow The largest and most thorough Com
lN mercial School CT The u. States. Young
men prepared for actual duties OF The Count.
ing Room.
j. C. Smith, A. NJ. Prof. of Bookkeeping
and Science, OF Accounts.
A. II. Douthe,, Teacher OF Arithmetic and
Commercial Calculation.
Ia. Heydrick and I. c. Jenkins, Teach
era OF Book keeping.
A Cowlew and w. A. Miller, Profs. oil
Penmanshio.
Sin.le and double entry bookkeeping, as
used m every department ot business. Com
mercial Arilhmetc-rapid business writing
detecting counterfeit money-mercanlile
pondence-commercial law are taught,
and all other subjects necessary tor the sue,
cess and thorough education OF practical
| business man.
81 PREMIUMS 1858.
Drawn all the premiums IN Pillsbursh TO.
! ,he past three yeats, also IN Eastern aho
Western cities, for best writing, moi en'
gIave1 work.
Students enter at any time-No vacation
| Time unlimlIed-Revisw at pleasufe-Grad
II sies assisted in Obtaining stuaiions-Iu'
iion tar inll commercial course. $35 0O-
+, veraoe time 3 10 l2 weeks-Board SO 5C
40, w,sek-S'ationery, S6.00-Entirs cost
$50 90 10 so 90 .,r.
~ Ministers Sons received at half price
For Card-Clrcular--Spec'mens OF Busl
ness aud Ornamental WritlnS nS-'nc,ose '"'
stamps, and address F. w. JENk,.Ns'
Oci. 6. 1858. Pittsburgh, fs.
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SUPERBLY BEAUTIFUL!
JUST OUT,
TIE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL
FOR DECENBER..

Over seventy pages-choice aricles--ele.
eantly illustrated. splendid Steel Engravings
Price 80 cents. Specimen copy seni, on re-
ceipi of 10 cents, in stamps or coin.
Address C. L. DERBY,
54S Broadway. n Y.
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HERRIN G.
S - W Bs
THE ACKNOWLEDGES
Gil NJ APION!!
THE recenttriaIs at Read
ling have endorspd Tho cn,

E1zzsSsSsEaz2 rent of public opinion, and
confirmed the verdict OF more than 200 acci-
dental fires, proving conclusively that ''IIer-
rins'su is The only safe that will not burn.
Extract from the Com miltee's Report or
the Trial Of Iron Sales At ReaGino:
Con the Goth Of February all the members
OF the Committee met 10 witness The Safes
and books and papers, (paced in themJ and
were perfectly satisfied that all was right
The day following, the burning took place,
under the super'nlendence of the Commiee.
After fair and impartial burning for five
hours, the Safe of Messis. Evans & Watson
was first opened, the Safe being on fire in
side, aud the contents partially consumed,
while the contents in The Sale of Messrs.
FaIrels & Herring were in good condition,
end no fire inside"
Reading, March Q, 1857.
ii. F. FELIX.
(Signedj p. N. COLEMAN, Com,
A. H. PEACOCK.
And endorsed BY over so of the bes, mer
OF Reading.
The above Sales can be inspected nj 81
Walnut Street, where the public can satisfy
themselves oi the great superiority of tie
"Henlng's Patent Champion" over the de-
fea'sd and uSsd-up "inside Iron Door Sala.
manuer."
FARRELS & HERRING.
81 Walnut ST., PhiIad'a.
Only makers in This Stale of Herring's
Patent Champion Safes.
The attempt made by other parties to bol-
ster up The reputation of Safe which has
tailed signally in accidental fires in Phladel-
pha, (Ranstead Place,) by taking one out
o an agents store, H. A. Lantz. made dou-
BILE thickness different from those they selll
TO 'bufn up" one oi Herrins's, (balf as lbicky
has met with ills tue reward. Herring's Safe
could not be burnt, proving conclusively that
The only reliable Safe now made is Herrinpys.
OF which over $4,000 are now in aclue use,
and more than 200 have been tried BY iire
tcithout single loss.
Philadelphia, Jan. ls, ls5s--Iy.
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Bloom sburg, April 7th 1858.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DANlEL 8. HOUaH, AUCfTONEER.
Highly important auction notice

DANlEL 8. HOUGH, AUCrIONEER
Highly important auction notice
Large sae Of ali he elegant rosewood wood and
mahogany furniture, Ornaments csrpes ilciohs &C. ooo
tanned the large Ave story private residence - C.o
place psce, THIS day. CMondayJ April s. At fox A. M. pre-
cssh deposits required Of =. purchasers. Good. must 30
scrptiou Of the goods contained In the house, viz
Dining rooms-Carved oak buffet extension table, csrv-
ed 81 dnng And arm So
carpe together with AL he china and silver ware belonging
he house. as tea sets one breakfast do cut giass
pieces large salver solid silver casters spoons and
forks liquor caster with cut ruby bottles cake baskets sa
butter knives ivory cutlery In se.s oesass var
ParlorCved rosewood suit In crimson and maroon satin
solid centre and pier table, reception and recum
French plate pier glass gold frame adys escretoie lined
with satin wood papier mache and naid tabes velvet
and bronze gas fixtures sx lights heavy embro
large and spendd bronzes other very ne figures and
aiuetes real bronZe also eight oil paintings by eminent
artists rich gold frames also two matched paintings BY
Psrisn hgmes and mante decorations two rich mSntel
glasses. &C.
Middle paror-velvet carpets parlor furniture In
gold brocatel; centre table, oval glass; fix
lights elegantly carved rosewood secretary book
cases. curtains and shades fine mante clock
40 Also of Nunps 4 Fischers splendid rosewood
carved octave pianos nearly perfect
der and fully warranted stool and music cabinets &C
besides host Of other articles which appreciated must
be seen.
Chambers second sogy-Tspestry carpets carved rose
wosd bedstes6 with rich lace oanopy splendid hair at
bedding bureaus commodes china toilet sots
man'el glass, rosewood bookcase line engravipgs.
Third soryEegan carved mahogany bes steals bureaus
wasbs.ands, wsrdrooes sofas, chairs, divans mattresses
blankets, carpets, &c.
uoneer, No. 20 Broadway.
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AMUSEMENTD.

AIBfsOB GARDEN.
IN Positively the farewell engagement Of the RAvxLs.
GABRIEL. ANTOINE and JEROME.
and their double troupe OF pantomimsis
TERESA kOLLA. MAhIErTA ZANFRgfrA
magnificent com bnson Of great ARTISTS 1aaaied
N Europe America
We ne'er shsl look upon their like again"
Novel and rivalied performances.
Gabriel as Bertrand; Antoine Robert
MONDAY EVENING". APRIL 8. 1881
The DE shing Marietta Zxnfretta In her extraordinary
EVOLUTIONb AND EXERCISES On THE TIUHf ROPE
as listed by M A Lehman A. Char aud Young America
The charming Teresa Roa and the entire Ballet Troupe In
the ballet Of LALMEE
To conc Jude With the oomio pantomme of
ROBERT MACAIRE-
Robert Antoine Bertrand .0abrioA
Doors open n o.; commence At IL o'cicct.
Tickets ~ cents; Upper Children Is contA
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN AUCTIONEER.-KIPI.ING
III COOPER co, No. 40 Cortlandt street, general
oneers and commission merchants win sell a. their sales
io Of tweiry every description the be FOLD TO
bidder for cash The attention Of the trade and
others particularly requested this being without
lion desirable opportunity for purchases offered this
Catalogues ready early on the morning OF SALE
EDwARD sCHENGK. AUCTIONEERIBY r. 4 r. r.
saeerooms IS Nassau very handsome stylish Black
Hawk mare coming eight years old 1871 hands high. long
natural tall without blemsh rot in 30 TO
under the saddle excellent breeder abe can
lime previous 10 the sale application
the Also bright bay long tail horse seven
years old l hands high warranted perfectly sound kind
gentle every free and stylish driver Also
asecond hand coupe rockaway, Doctors pheon nearly
Also several and second hand top and road wagons
harness, &c.
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T AURA K.EEE's , NEW 1HEATRE; 81! BROADWAY.
81: $ $:HHS :$:#:: and #$E5
I 4 B BSSBEE BILL BILL:
iii :E$#$E :s#$E and III $:#:: :$:$::
Or, 11 Hu SEaHh t YE1ss AGO.
esS ssS''fsa % %1
3,
Madame s. ao Aa n~rssnd on the GALWAY coa. l7ss
tail Of my sS with your hui h sIS &c
5ia.es
soS
ss Sssy 'S lib :.S S1f s9''a
Scene interor q log cssnIx.%, Ae fslr iIu9srs:'
ousyAn ndisn never forsiyes injury Scene sNosqul
los wild sSd aSs S the sS Of
Of misery quyer- the Indian: terri
Ss Of %
ACT MI-The Hil Of HOwth and Dublin CITY, i74s.
Scene 1.-The smiths forge-Appesrance of old friend
Little Eysssn meets with protector Scene sr ,ss Bushes lush
scene street s n 1usnwSeys search Tor her little
sS;
Scene St. Aubert ana her prosge-dreen Bu hes
= have lived but for this hour; my next hope to de-A
'''> ATTRACTION UPON ATTRACTION,
ATTRACTION UPON ATTRACTION,
ATTRACTION UPON ATTRACTION,
The beautiful cper ATTIC romance In two acts entitled
THE elves
THE STATUE BRIDE
THE FINEST MUSIC, THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SEE
merry and tie MOST SUPERB COSTUMINa, heard
r In American theatre.
ACT Of s
Of cocS rapping and waulns Scene 20lsde In TO-
de In chasseThe old and young sports
menThe Of the world at twenty and at ortyLameu
table of premature "used up"
Scene 3 IF fairy elf you'd see,
Go to the Hawthorn Dell;
Pluck q branch of the Linden tree,
And drink Of the Wishing we'll"
The hunters who ehed in for stag discover
statue ny mpb-The linden and the Wishing
wellQueen OF the Elves n crystal Animation
Of the ststue-The folly Of buying pig In poke and tbs
dsse possessing eauiy without mlnd-The four
magic
ACT Scene l-0rano saoon and boudor-The toilet Of
The endowed with ufeThe force ef
erampeThe the train the eatherThe great relation
md ne COLLATION.. 2-The mil1srs Gel
Victim curiosity Wonans fascination and mans In
3-Garders and exterior OF the Princess
Fee ChRmpeIe In honor OF the Princess JON
auil-vsrsovienne auAdrles-The statue having life bus
during The day. returns to It's marble shroud Sceue "a
prscn-The Anc tailor who chains and m,sery
the Demon Daughter Scene "a hall OF stAaes
esBres the statue fe-faal encounter
and death of Sylvia, who again becomes marble
The Flfu Queen Elm change and fairy bower
TARIRAU OF UNPARALLELED MA9NIFICENCE
Door open nj 7; 70 commence n ~ precisely.
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[NRYsTAL PALACE.
" Grand Military Civic and Fancy Dress
CHARITY sOIREE,
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8,
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
SIX aUNDkED of the most respectable citizens OF New
York. Brooklyn and Newark comprised in the civic and
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Com Gen VI. Hobart Ward Major Gen 9 w. Sanford.
james w. Gerard, Brig Gen Spicer,
job Van Buren,, Brig Gen VIM Hall.
Hon X H. Hart Brig Gen q. r. Morris
Simeon Baldwin. Brig zen Yates
Isaac v. Fowler Brig Gen. John Even,
Hon John McKeon, Brig Gen Theo Rrnyon-
PErER COOPER. Presdent-
G. GonFRrY GurTHrR, Vice President
&. V. lbs FOREST, Treasurer.
y LKk PERKINS, secretary
W. :. TisDAil,
A. 4. VosBuRGH p....uu.
ELIAS r WIsANs, i,s....,,,a.
VIZ H. BRowrs Esq, Commiies
GYMS RAMSEY, NJ d.,
NJ BThe proprieors 81 the Sixth and Third Avenue Raj
roads have engaged 70 four minutes during
right OF the soree. 49, ~
Supper be served by Mr. A Peteer Ia his best style
Price Of tickets 81 admitting lady and gentleman; ertrn
ladies' tckeSl
yor sale Al principal musc book, drug stores and 10
tells al banking Office OF Thompson Bros, No. Wall
Stree, oce the Executive Committee SO broadway
and at the principal stores In Fulton street, brooklyn.
tickets before the Sih OF April will be
admitted q the FOrt'eth street door.
Purchasers OF tickets the zht Of the Soree must apply
for At the sinh avenue entrance. This rule VIII be
strictly enforced.
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
s$sS H$$S
The msichs;sy perfect ably popular and inc om
BRIDE q an EVENING;
B BRiBEE 81 OF An An EvESiSS;
BRIDE OF AN EVENING;
CIRCUMsT ANriAI, EVIDENCE.
To be ''''tE:Ss9k sy EVENING THIS WEEK.
E EvEkY EEv vESISa T THIs WWs sEEkk,
EEyyEEkRYY EyEsiSa TT HIs WWEEEK'
ard for positively The las, Week a. IL must be withdrawn
sssSs success to make room for fresh pro-
ep Fl: time here OF the grand historical play In three acts
JOAN OF OF ARC;
JOAN q q Arc;
Of sreH interest," gotten up in the frs. style of art
and to be rsIessa .rrvpxoox THIS wrpx
EVERY EVERY ArwkS99s T rHis WEEK..
In addition to which Mons. Duvrasr,
Just arrived rom u ana me
man four and hall feet in height whose Joints and mus
'les are app're %Sypr OF INDIA RUBBER
MADE OF I ISi sgB Bsk'
who soe. sS.s 1s II Np form though
of Sw elas,o nnd ny III any '0'"
not more han Il .au aH saSS ssA besides. space
"oeA' " p .gr M A Soii ARE rooT
spaCE or a air sPF roor
SPACE or A s0UARE FoOT
IN o, bs .us 0r sSUh AK mp q, nj, hack
,s -, wi,ho o Ala Ia a,,v ~ ' ' '' ''
" " DiiRING THIS WEEK
NONDaY ADris 10 "a TifRIDtY Auril 10 Iss2
EyIky EyESiss al "a. o,eock "
for he last time The brtlan The toncsins he
American drama now in It's sirth Consecutive Week the ia.
nous BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
OR CIRC'INST ANTI Al HyIDENCE
The entire tsleniad Dramatic COMPANY % his Museum
comprisinr srty Ladies and sustain
in uu. wonde rfnl popular niece
Aner which the
$500 MIR ACur OUs prRFORNANCra
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aMgEsiE 1HETD

BROADWAY rHEATAE.
AcDs msnseer Mr. Grin stage manager, r g. wenyss
First night OF the en- gsgsmant Q.
Who will appear MondsY evening april 1853 ia the
great Elzsoe'hsn tragedy In five sc by John Webster
contemporary Of 'AAA'e THk f IUensss
MaLrL
Ferdnsnd Duke OF Cslabris and Lord OF TarrsAn Waller
This thrilling and passionate tragedy
Was originally produced In London
It was reconstructed for stage by Horne
Orion" &C, &C, and produced again In ionioa
' AN UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
0s0'ss TO the H gsrGs Il IA xaE
sn o
divided the en- ptre OF learning and genius
His white Devil and his Duchess Of Malta" upon the
whole come the nearest to shskspere Of anything have
p'e'''' Charles Krisb, thus sulog!nes Webster:
passion and hs Of his pshos in
placed in fearful situsilons.
Charles les Lamb a,,,ds tells , us; NM, ,..- ~ r,,
s !. sts
last forfeit SfI Ess:,is I'll
tered through this play X. sss N b STsa0n
In his collection of Webser,s works, says:Few dramas
deeper interest in their or are more affect
Ing IN their '0"' TaH b s41n OF MALr1
1t will be presented the public of New York.
TO SCENERY e6 sssTy n.ssu AND Evrrcrs
which always mark the production of new piece at the
followed l II sf bSaS s;g' b sssSs
so long the pride OF the London first
rrompr clifford Mr. nsssr
Doors nj o ~.
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VNALLACK'S THEATRE
w MONDAY, April S,
FIRsr SffRARAScE IN NEW YORK
NIB. JAMES STARK.
who will perform the part Of
BEVERLY in. TIL 0AME6TEk
MRS STARK
will make her first appearance In her native city the
son Mrs Beverly.
During the limited period of Mr. Sark engagement he will
sive those representations which have already obtained for
him an enviable utaon wherever he has appeared
Amongst those characters HAMLET kICHELIEU,
CLAUDE MKINOrTK and other OF the acknowledged he
OF the tragic drama
fsvorts farce will conclude each evenings enterain
ment-
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DRYANTs' MINSTREIS
ID Mechanics Hall. 472 Broadway above Grand street
Monday, April 5, and every night this week
The EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF the world More Novelties.
The Casinet SereI ade ESsENCE OF OLD vIRGfNNY.
TYROLEAN WARRI.ERS.
SCENES AT PHI ALON S-SAWDUST ACROBATS.
JERRY NEIL and DAN BRYANT in new festures.
Doors open at 81; commence at IA. Tickets IS cents.
LNRANKLIN MUSEUM, III GRAND STREET, ONE DOOR
il from Broadway.-Tbe above establishment the only
place the ned States where the Model Artstes
hibited. Is CLOSED
for a short period for the purpose OF -
IMPROVING, RENOvATINa AND PAINTING,
will open With company of Model Artistes, on
SATURDAY APRIL ~.
Full particulars In future nouncements.
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yALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Pier glass, piano, carpeting. &c.

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Pier glass piano carpeiing. &C.,
7. LEEDS, aucioneer viii sell without any reserve,
the family removing the entire splendid and
richly and mahogany paror, dining room
chamber frrn,ure but little used aud al In good order
contained the large residence No ll6 West Fifteenth street.
Tuesday 9th Inst, nj l0l o'clock The sixth and
kghh the house, No postponement
account shine The whole has been made TO
order and comprises In part ms follows
PARIsORH.
Rich tapestry Brussels carpets splendid rosewood library
bookcase shades lace curtains, valuable oil paintings
BILE eegeres with rror doors and backs mante
and voltare chaifs marble
aid, and sofa tables large plate glass pier and manel
with marble consoles. Eu sue-Two very richly
crrved solid rosewood paror suits covered with satin bro
silk velvet pianoforte, fun octave
laid with pesrl splendid nsrsment such would grace
any psilor. also ornaments In great variety.
CHAMBERS
furnished with ingram and velvet carpets spring seat
chairs rockerr chairs toilet sets clocks mirrors,
marble top dressing bureaus with wristbands 20 match,
sod rosewood ard moborany ~ pure surlsd hair
mattresses. also spring bosers ana pows solid
khzsbehsn and Gothic bedsteAs together with
other chamber furriture. -
DiNTNa ROOM FURNITURE.
Consisting OF the usual variety OF plaea dishes tea ses cut
plated table cutlery walnut tea and
dlnpr tables solid dining table aud
chairs sofa bed &c. For fun description csa
oeues 90 ming sale which oeremptory A depoeit
will all purrhas~rs Goods TO be removed
Immediately. Careful csr,men wiz be in attendance. No
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..rNnr n LEEDS Arcr1oNEER. -sArEsRooM NO

vUENRy IT. LFrDs. ArCTroNEER.-sA NO
III = NASSAU street Elegant sale of first class cabinet
furniture every s-le wsrsbted o the be-t quality with
cut reserve HENRY LEEDS 60. viii sell by suc
ton on ssdsy 9Th and Wednesday, It'll April Al Ots
O'Clock IN At he OLD establishment OF Aesns kunt
tsubntr No. ~ nth avenue betw Amty and Fourih
streets consequence dissolution % sr'nership
comprising every article the cabinet line among them are
suits Of elegant psror furnrre esoraely
carved oak buffet e'egeres centre tables secretaries. &C.
reqaet particular attention ~ this tate, A. TITS 70 he
wiou reserve every article IL OF the frst class
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IoHN LLOYD AuCTIoNEER lloyd WARREN
81 viii sell on Tuesday, April ct loh O'clock, at No
Rrsevelt chatham the entire stock and futures
81 second hand furniture dealer declining business consist
inc In p.rt ~ bedeads bedding burcags vsshsssnds "a
bes SOFIA chairs stools wndrobea looking glasses oil
csha clocks Ac together with large 10, 81 crocsery glass
kitchen utenstlr too numerous 70 menuon all or
which will positively be sold without reserve
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r MACKENZIE AuC1IoNEER WILL SELL ON
81. Tuesday, 9Th at aoclccs at az Hudson sreeI srse
OF household furniture IN the beat Of order COO
stinS OF general sesormeut; will be sold
Deposi's wiT be enacted OF ell buyers.
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TOHN BOYD AJCTIONEFR. WILL SELL ON wEDNEs-
d day, April q 1853 At ISL Wooster street large and
GENERAL assortment OF household furniture sting Of
Brussels ingram carpets stair do chsndeler lace
pictures Sofas chairs tete atetes chairs
hocany marble and other marble
wshsands bedseads mattresses and pallasses. holsters
and pows crccke~y and glass ware toteber with dining
room and kitchen furpliure.
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uENRy IINpsLEy. AuCrroSEER.

Extraordinary sale gnhceni household furniture.
LINDSEY SHAT1UCk viii offer At suction, Tuesday
April 9Th. At O'Clock the beautiful and desirable dining
room parior chamber furniture contained In the large
residence 1862 Lexington consisting IN part Of rich
black walnut and mahogany psrlor suits In satin
hrocade and hair cloth velvet carpets rose wood and m.bo
tables marble tops bookcase beautiful marble
eegere Turkish and reception chairs,
stands magnificent rosewood octave psuofore mir
oil paintings and marble top bureaus and
and ah0gsuy bcdseads chairs beds
bedding toilet at table dinner and
china Casters s~er spoons forks, tea
and quantity of valuable articles too numerous
10 mention here but worthy the attention Of those who wish
o purchase. fINDsLEy A SHArrUCK.
n II OF
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nANTrsTRv.-TEErH EXTRACTED IN TEN sECoNDe
~ vhcu, the sissss pain By my new and or,s,r.i pro
On. q. DU&KIN, SIS canaa uRest new wocstR
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MONDAY, 1853.
AM6AEMENTs.

fNRYSTAL PALACE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

EDWARD H. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II household furniture, paintings books bronzss car,
sell auction Wednesday april ~ 1883 at rs o'clock
Madison East Twenty sixth street. between Fifth
and Madison avenues
Elegant furniture The entire furniture contained In
house. consisting carved rosewood paror fur
nure in crimson green and gold broca'e sofas chairs Ia
bles eegere papier table, sewing ana chairs
lace curtains satin damssk do lined with silk window
shades mante and pier glasses bronze chandeliers and
slabs glands lot Of fine genuine bronzes
number of superior paintings particulars OF which VIII
appear in future advertisements superb set oil iusee
eep aDy bound in Rr asia gilt; superior
copy the Musee Roysie eleg ny ooupd loi Of French
china ornaments Wilton tapestry and three ply
carpets robes &c nsd rosewood and mahogany
dining furniture Pofa couch ostomans dvan chairs
table &C, &C. beGsfeAds, wardrobs toilet
feather beds, mattresses holsters pillows, &C &c also soDe
Bohemian gass cut and engraved do &C. &c The
sale OF paintings will take place O'Clock catalogues
at he auctioneers' Office, Ia Pine street.