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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
BROOKL YN ITEMS

BRooKLYy CIR hoRrhIrr.-The rumbW of
desils for the week ending Feb 20 /, l3O ol which 10
were men, So boys 26 women and 50 girls. The prin-
eipal diseases were Scarlet fever 23 10:
consumption, Inflammation OF the lungs, stifborn,
each. disease OF brain, z; congestion Of unss AMI
debility each bronchitis, crop, old age, sm,rpo.,
Sropy, 4 e.ch; measles, puerperal fever, each;
spoplexy, eryspelss Inflammation of glaDds, k'dneys
snd bowels, pleuisy, teethng, each, &c. OF tho
above IS were under year of sge, t3 between and
20. and - between 20 and 20. Ofthese, ~ were ns-
tives Of the United St.ies - ofIreand, Of 6em''y,
Of England and of Scotland.
We are desired by Mr.. John wrey Mould to state
thA, he {. h. sch,ec, The Second Unitarian chafeh n CS"n
street
ArTENPrrp Iscrspt,Rrsx-About 2 oc'ock yee-
tedsy Sergeant Preston o the Third precae; si-eover
house the Of Hsmon aud Columbia street "a
e'c Of firing quantity q hsvpr which Aey h.d p.oed n
'hs @ not entirely ;uessss in sns The ssyns: TO burn s
n 10 e,,uEui,h the s.,.a them and ssed ,hes sp
await essnnson The buildings adjoining iAs were seeaped
hem detuysd bad the re otansi sufficient seai~.y rss
house owned By iTwie Sweeney
juvenile DEPRAvIrY.- Sergeant Hobrook OF the
Third Precinct Saturday evening arrested by nsd jams
Finn ssed 10 years who sassers .eut the ''r-ss IN
"a, cts Of liquor lie locked up aws, examination
RoRprRiEs-The house of Isaac B. eager No. 20
street entered Saturday evening and aSasusy
Of siyrrwarr valued about s5o. taken thererom Two
the house. of whom the fronsoor
bell while the servant answering the ring the other en-
tered the basement door and took the slyeI~sre.
The house Of Thomas Price No 1872 washutton street, We
entered about O'Clock Saturday evening and an osefeess
taken from the hall.
ST. PTRIcKs SooiETy.-At a meeting OF this So-
id Friday evening the following eeeted
c6er for President, John Grson fIs
Vice President James Downcy Second Vice President, John NJ
Stanley Treasurer Patrick Mooney Secretary, Mchsei bcss
ATTENPrED SUICIDE.-Dennis ONeil jumped over
board the Catherine ferry boats ON Friday evening"
and after De the about twenty minutes rescued ~
the deck hands He taken 10 the Second PrSnst sson-
House.
FATAL AccIDEyr.-On Friday afternoon negro
pamed William Johnston In the employ Of William b. Ws'eFs,
wa nun oyer and killed.
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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Hon. J. T. Hesdley has resumed HE iaoors as
a.. su,hor and is now engaged in the preparation Of
nCe of Gen. Hayeock, which, from the full and pnvAe
nts in is ossesson, not accessible to otoerr'
nomies to be OF unusual interest. Mr. Charles ecrip
rer will soon put i: to press.
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GREAT SHOOTING MAIcB.-The LOuisci2e Journal

GREAT SHOOTING MATcB.-The LOuiscue Journal
says:
1.-THE following match has been made between Mr..
Travis and Mr.. Samuel a. Suydam Of New York City:
Travis beta Suyd 81 600 that he will find boy who
will stand at the distance Of ten PAGES and place an
orange not 10 exceed two and half inches in dame
ter, in each hand and upon his head which he
(Trayis will shoot from their respective hJsaiaies.
No object TO intervene. II Travis fails to ina ue
boy who will stand or fails TO hit the oranges In the
three shos or if any shot touches the boy he lo@ss
the bet. The match to he shot in Louisville, june
H. 1858"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

THE CUBAN MEssEsGER.-Gen Concha has granted
permission for the publication OF newspsper IN tne
English language in Havana. II will be styled 71s
CuI0n Messenger. This is the first time such per.
mission has been granted, though repeatediy spphed
for 'banihore oon.
Artycyp TfcKyT SwIxDLIye.-Two parties named
yJmouS, and P.n, keepers ticket Office In West sgse
were sr.,ted Saturday, sernoon snd brought before Tic
been 81 frsud. 20 esh California tets which tssy
paid and shove the regular pee The Mayor mshs Sas
n ar nsnsd gs'ns ents ,upsnt sssins him for aes,a
Dz him u ro tickets for California The Mayor 1Js
upon np EemoDds 10 the Tombs In default OF esa
ONsVsr
Fatal REsuLT oF BrRSs.-Coroper Gamble held
OIL inquest Besvue Hospital the body OF Bartss Hortsn.
Irish % years Of who died from tho en.cM
While intoxicated her clothes caught FIRE from bS eeve
tud burned b,r lower .x'rrnes Ia sbochips nsnDe An
erl tsdio III. Bospisi Bubsrs told Dr. Csmps ths
Hor suTgeon ihst size Rad been sxceye etnhef & one
ra but save Up iii last september when she sssn o.
1sucy iissipa IN her hsbs. The jury rendered 'ef's
roEdns with tho fJregoiog sct'. -
FATA, ,OccUaREScE.-JamAs Cassidy, an ,,,ss 80
l6 yesu Of who employed in tbe newi n
B,ocswsy No. 80 Fast Eleventh street "" & s,,..ss -,
Saturday sftenoon, eonsequence Of h,yns son % hin Hs
r. - & ~ So ~, and eopvsyed his lse REL ienos NO.
Isg Past Seventh street, where Coroner e. ~ ,s,se
quest Whittier barn, Is rsSmSnce. the sLsd ssvs
remains TO be- seen. ibdrs VIA =
fas not yet been a@c' naipfo -, -.
E,,u EuL-peter NJ Glade, hand employed Oh
lying :, d. 100, S q IT, Shs,. Tds.y ss nd died :Is
- ~ ,ng tom the injuries he reeeiycd An rqso>s
iii he bela upon the body to-day
p1nnrn ~ PayEL HorsE.-James Brooks of
sss ,, pbs he hal induced ,, K:s clat soa De
t Dasy tSsp 70 10, wSIn .ss re- s
pce ,rr,sts5 girls together with John Lswts oe
iT.r ofte and them before Justice Os>n'
who locked them up for examination.
Nrw.YoRK HosPHAL.-Weekly Report to Feb. 10
,.s surdes Medical 1oe5-
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ALLEGED IspEcEsr AssaULT.-On saturday after

ALLEGED IspycEsT AssAULT.-On saturday atter'
IRON on Nns.l Tseob. house agent sppehended oy an
ofcer of the Lower Poe Court charge ot ipe pre'sfen
sr,in, lin by Nh, -c, Of No. % Fest Ninth street PITS
.s, chat ou the "a inst Jacobs came 20 nef
or the purpse Of collecting the rent OF ne Premises shs psa
him ~ due and took receipt fo me same Ad the
rtd ber brdronm the purpose Of putting away Tue ec
cu,ed a. she further alleges followed her INTO Tue room ape az
,d 90 ss,su her She cried for hep when Jacobs placed
pillow over h.r face with view Of sitting her cries. ba: ot
Al, this .he continued 20 cry for assistance At this
b.r hu,bspd entered the and selzing
b,rb.t ,hresirned split the fellow in twain Fortunately
for Iscohs Mr. HeleDstein who accompanied Mr. Hecht,
,sd IN. an, Of the Latter and prevented him from killing the
w non M. ,po The sccUsed then left, dnbt sad
.s ,bs ppuE II which Mr. H. would have inflicted upon
Ran Mr. H ys- taken ~ snd confined her bed
Ssv. Ia the jacobs endesyored settle the matter
-; tie Injured husband would hten his props Js
cob. fsrs settle with Hecht soazht Helen.tin and
oeTsd him 30 aId sobequenuy 800 to thst be did
MT see him IN The sccued an before Jusss
0bon a. The Lover Police Court and he'd b.! the
d : coo 20 answer the charge.
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srnpEy DE.rH.-Op Saturday evening Mr.. John F..

SrDpEy DEATH.-On Saturday evening Mr. John T.
who in ha. been apohecay in ,as
New York Hoe piisl, and sso Wards Isan entered Mr.
Rseds snsouse No C.thsrios slip and after paskins e
m. Refreshments laid down bed which had prepared
for him and died aerwsrj Mr. Qusr'ermaster III D
rsdstsy slt taking his super bat seriously vas
.upyod During the last six months the dec ssed has bsn Ia
desU;e ard very inepera ia his hs5 Some
weeks ago b. heard thrcen otke his own @ aud
D0. that his death the result of d1se OF
hich he had taken 20 @YInin.,e mise able es-teo M
oGsnasisr about 40 yesrs u and native Of iie,o
Biz relatives u be o.d county said 70 be highly repee
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BURGLARY AND LtRCESY.-The grocery store OF
N, Ibn n smith corner of Grove and South FAh street, Jsr.
,ey CITY wss entered burglars Friday night and the drawer
robbed So all the money there In H. Nothing ese" wa
missed. - -
Amsu psmed John West, resident Of Essex Comfy ~s T
Kes charged with stealing IS worth OF needles IRON, hs
store West had around the s,orekeepe seas
and cr h had been given pair Of shoes the store Of MI
Jones In Montgomery street. b alleged that he sto io d
tools which found in his possession when arrested TSe
Recorder committed him 10 the County Jai-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

MILITARY PARADE.--The Jersey City Continentas,
Cent Sandson are their annual parade thls orr-
nr They win march through the principal seets Of J,y
CITY snd in the ey.niDg they viii comnemosss ne eth
Washington by ball at the Hudson House The Hfhwood
Cuerd al Hoboken Capt Niece and the Washington 0nys
Bergen opt Speer will also parade to-day. s auderstoc.
ta the Hghv will march 10 Jersey City, where they VII
be reviewed by Col Gregory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

de.rate variety It's color s red outside and white
inside slightly tngsd with pink just under the skin;
large size, and very Tree IRON rot. This variety
originated in Sterling Macs, and has been under cu-
tiya,ion some eight ten years. Ii il 40 far supe-
rior 10 Peach Blows, Vermont Whites, Pnkeyes,
ard those common sorts that raised in the cOun-
try, that thould advise oil who grow potatoes for
market in Fall Winter 10 raise this sort for ou..
II requires full reason ~ mature IL yielded better
than spy other Of the forty kinds raised last ye.r
Siate Of Mane.--This is a fine eating potato un-
surpassed by any in the whole list, not excepting the
Riley or Carter Ii il not more than half ss produc
tive az the Davis, but superior in quality for the
table. II s white outside and inside, aud shaped
some what ike the White Chenango. This variety i.
quite early, being not more than week later than the
Ch.napgo, 10 which it is superior. Should not con-
sider it profitable variety for the market, except
for early, as TIE above-asmed variety.
Jaekson Iphite.-A sort ofrecent Introduction and
promises well. have grown it two years with fair
success bpt have never had il dry aud mesly the
State Of Maine. This is a white potato, nearly round
medium size eyes deeply sunk, fair to productive
ness anc hardness, worthy of trial.
q" 81 Hetna.-This il M cid and wellknown sort
ths, was formerly cultivated in this region but for
some years has been neglected, but comes out
under other names, such as Laplander, White Noun
tain Sedling, &c. 1t is very productive sort, very
handsome account of its good size aud whiteness
Quite free from the rot This potato apt to be soggy
and for that reason is not so highly esteemed"
Out of all the sorts described il certainly does ap-
10 EchcIdHy Cou rclcclroih HcN
varieties that will prove more advantageous to them
than to continue to grow such kinds they have al
ways cultivated, and, perhaps, their fathers before
them.
THE Use OF PorAsH AND SAyD.-No vines can
produce fruit without potash Dye woods and all
color-giving plants owe their vivid dyes to potash
Legumnous plants all require potash. Without it we
cannot have o mess of peas. Where it exists in a
natural state in the SOIL there we ndeguminous plants
growing wild, and in such places only we find wild
grapes All the cereals require potash phosphate Of
magnesia and silica, which is dissolvabe in solution
of potash. 1t is this dissolved sand that forms the
hard coat of the stalks and gives them strength to
stand up against the blasts of wind and rain while
rpenng. 1t is this substance that gives bamboos their
strength or the boards of grain and blades Of grass
their cutting sharpness. No cereal ever came to per-
fecton in soil devoid of potash, silica, phosphate of
lime, carbopic acid, and nitrogen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Y
counties are before the present Legislature II Now
he erected of parts OF Sussex Warren Moris and
erdon called Musconetcong the second to be copse
Of rarts Middlesex. Mercer and Monmouth to De es-d
stockton aud the third to be created from p.It OF c<masn
,n 10 called wahiDtop" OF the hrs OF thee
Lev, countie Il Ia nded to make Hackeown ths county
' Trenton True American.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

WIN. A. Guick, of Kingston, Middlese1 County,
Neeey. has received the appnmen OF Gsager Ia the New
York Custom House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

ST. PArRIcKs SooETy.-Ata meeting Of this So-
cy i'ld Friday evening The following persons were eesed
cfceTs President, John Gnssoni frs
Vic. President James Downcy Second Vice President John NJ
Stanley Treasurer Patrick Mooney Secretary Michael bcrhs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

We are desired by Mr.. John wrey Mould to ""'S
that he tb. archec, The Second Unitarian Chafch n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

JUVENILE DEpRAvIrY.- Sergeant Holbrook OF the
Third Precinct ss;urdsy evening arrested by nsrd jams
Finn ssed 10 wears who staggering sbat the stress IN
b.sy n.oSstion being barely abe 10 stand from he
Of liquor lie locked up 10 await examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

ArTENrrED SuICIDE.-Dennis ONe jumped over
board from the Catherine ferry boats Friday ev.nrs
and after In the about twenty minutes ~as resrd ~
the hands He was taken the Second Pins sssiioa-
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Fatal AcciDEvr.-On Friday afternoon negro
uamsd William Johnston in the employ Of William b. "sf'.
was ruro oyer and killed.
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UCIIoE BALE or COSTLY Eo3GwOOD SATIN
"A wood wGlru. sud m.hsgsry household furcure large
Frensh plste rrors did rosewood pisnoorss articles
0sertu dc &C being the effects of private family
De soid without aviation J.. W. PoRTEa. suesouear
will cell 10 The highest bdcer for cash. without
this day september 3d. st II O'Clock tss elegant furniture
conssns 10 the dva story residence 2s "es Fourteenth
hsyes., nsFf t.lcth avenue.
Intr roc1aRish velvet tepeary -arpst good order
solid esk ensiou table all polished 10 tse beat nanner
marble top fapev tsblss mirrrs Dpia eco in hair coh
Together with al The ruby aud crysa cut glassware es
ctanpsg-fs tubeSs gobets and decsners mstoh rcb
china ties -d elmer sets costly silver tea aud
service q inch ssver cSS casters coffee and tea
Cham s-uosy soDd rosewood msh,garg beseesds
alasry be top bure vseAstants and c1ulodes
masch p.re hsir ratT from 40 81 poulig MAJ
oroer and excellent coDoi ios~sin carpets bedroom
stair sad rods mahogany rushOned otets rooksre,
soss louc ges couch bsds III itsni 'e dining tables
lines s:et sssei wi large AZ desirable assosmen
OF ssu,les 1T mentioned
The parss superior vel re. carpes msgnfceut
so!d reserocc surs covered IN blue and gold and
crimson ana roi' s.tin OF The pspsve d-scr o,n;
lad es' sca reception snd eeArs covered Ia
gold blue C. and maroon sAis large exiensiys
rosewood cary Bookcase iieed vita s Gni saua~ oot;
With ylh
tops txper sysy pler eide tabes
with nnrb t0ps three cosy fose~sd etsEeros with
Bile TOPS plate glass oonrr &c. tmuole expressly Tar the
owner; lcisa' rosewood wo table, bore aud osno
Clock eies eainn with the osl cots ~, expen
susscsi painted 10 order france magnf-7 1t
French pae g.ase with eh aLd gala franc keavJ
embod lace window cus.sps sGc corncet large aud
extensive variety Of c psfptng; ns hole forming very
plessr lecon superior Eoo pisnofr,e full
octave elesst inlshed ~ lcucd. niGd plate AM
richly with Keys G. real pea3l beiog uals sad costly
instrument; ossvoed riano s'co covered n saa with az
out ofhs sy be packed ard scpPse ~ acoDpeient
persc1 g. b- tale
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TsHn Enr.Sa AMI Ro2xa AxNgIoAs EogaI
I ari sesslstps
rRos nvv Sova 60 LIrssroc
S.He oAO sesSa9os vi
sN1~Aa UAsL
raes s0gtus 81 LTreaga0A
ykd c&3x sslk
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SyUoCOLATE DouBLs VANILLA,
~ shooolats . IA vauiis,
Chocols.s Homeopathic,
Chocolate des fsm'ed
Chocolate de ssnte
Ob9cosie crea-,
ChoccAis carsmsis.
HENRY ssrLLAED.
e2l Broadway
Fac.ory Iss ana iec Mercer street
o - Dan be obtained
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!. rCrIOY ToTrcF.-HErRy O. EVANS VIII. SELL
"A hscay " lao west twenty fourtas near Eighth ave
Al Isl eerant furniture alnei IN ssil house The
hsase il frlsaed repe,e with rIthng neewary for
.nl1ei family abe parcrs fuf nishsd with sendii
.h tai ssry rarpe'a Of high cost has carved
rarcr suits covered eith the richest ssn brocaie
superior seven oere Piano year lnsla wss wsrranee
vsrccd sool and cover; rosewood eegere. plate glass
rs And baei richly carved cenve end side tables With
.s,narv marie tops, elegant reception chairs; one atys
,rre,cre With plate and rsrble top rich lace cur
80 al rcvrices, msnel aud pier mirrors gold famca
sea viz costly paintings; OF pantngs Timing room
oa~sp solid extension din1g table, with CAGE
suit covered In velveti OIL paintings
,ies a. sde tables French chira wsre silver plate,
a, ear . Atad tea service, bohemian ware, knghsh
M class pae dne cutlery, ivory and pearl Mai togesh-r
II aie ware, together eta great vsfiey Of
lana $50 sSsirs ans nnahovspy cbsmber furnrurs,
49, N rr~s ma,resses hair anf spring rlshy caves
sso.i stpsae hrreau and sssestsna ca SUE - no :
r,e~sf~ T0Ngrft1f In wa,t ~ d. tura lie ms $50
eis Wrposinais bu seldom tot VIA ,e.a1 ~ T,
"a vfa X ,se ale e osft cAof nj 4 Vt SOS
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UoT.OT EoTICE,-LABGE AND PEREMProaS
"A sas Of houxsbol6 furniture, csrp, II, &c-M MON
rs auct Bsnr s cell (ss'urday) n. 0t osock
o. sslesoc % street large assortment Of furn
fv,ry tsseri riion viz hosexccd and mahogany
peror sua rssgils centre tat g IL anne pier giasss
exspa.c1 trr tables ~ocd sAt mahogany dreasog
buesus vssissy ts bfdsteada hair mattresses psnasses
woSd MAHOGANY wrrdobss souteieepers and
Lies S enc tbs a1ove see vel woT os attention.
a RIcaAans, AucIIoshxE -seEJLAL SALE or
"A b0sfs asess On. brogsrs (p9stp3asi from Gednes
dAy )-rv hICH ARDS A WBfsInG, ga Fridsy September
Sa:i(k o'o ek q, a,ors n Cortanc :, Get This sse s
coupv,ss general Suck of sssfcpshe goods 10 good or
der rsc. iscn tee manufacturers soa whoousreserve
n UCT-cR gCTrCE--J. BOG ART eUCrroNEeR by
n n BOG kT fills day, a. iOis 0cloch ~ tbs ancioa
rooms No ro:th iii street large assorlren Of hcuse
hoi furniture khogsny maple snd wsnut bedscsds hair
.ssteer beds bols'ers and plogs benchea bu.
sbta caalrs ~sroro5es couters washsAnds, car
pes olr,ca MAHOGANY Eockr stoves act OF ngle hsraess
SEC FrsI6h rls pier elssse. Aso Conehbes sSlo 81
iouI0 vJLrHE, Constable.
A UCrfcH NOlgCE- j. BoaAKr, kCCrIokfrR-By
"A PCus 2r-This day, Al AZ O'Clock al no 100 aar.h
Hrcre - virtue or several eNstulons forr writing
dsglr Cne tnr ss'e clo-k oil paIfrr caaiTs, platform
srg'cs cart Ers harness oflce rIiliE -, 70
ANnREW CskkY CHhs Waits, Consiaees
a rcTfoN NOTICE. BoGhRT. AUGrroNIER BIT
"A poo Ar thu da, at II click. Al NO 291 Hudson
sires shsis sAe a. ell he st alc an ,steTes OF TO
vssfu Of lr sue a'o lhs soeA ana uxurcs sesAra
eoursefs, &c.
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mISCEF,sA gl3DUS.

TyUslNgss oPERATIor--rss ABE SAIL. BARTER OR
ID purrhase-slO0 600 worth Of merchandse.-A gentle.
man in bus mesa in tie tou'hwret wistes 10 buy q
large stock Ct drv goods clothing boots shoes hsts.
caps iewelry, wa,chss qu0is groceries, &c for which
he viii ray good notes secured By mortgage on rsa es'ae
he viii trade valuable lands ia Arksn
Nssistiup, vaiaabiu - ~ 49, -
The prtspevous city Of neEnsais Address y W. H. Dor
lss Herald dolce.
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.;,r@a -.'@ 1AIA cr ElGtANT HOUSEHOLD FUH'
sn.,.,,,, 70 no,rew, ssturtay. =. lO,E O'Clock,
conUnS Se entire rich and costly
wood superb paintings ssiusyy rose paror
cult d. ocntaoed in he 1--WE story resdepcs l5s West
ofwheh q IL perfect order having little used an
win po'ivey sold without reserve emsrscing ever four
nished house ,ccsog par, three essut rosewood
paios .HS q which ed IA ri,h brossae
marble 'cy siessyss With mirror froas rosewood centre
e. s ss sSsr ss ana sss psr
6h ohsf iour match recep?n chairs in medalor
M f' S:sS sS lss s lie waans
FOR two yeAs large collection Of senfu on paint e. mar
IONS vssas 81 he Ba's Shs smsloa &c m1sis esbae
French seesey ROB carpets the house. clocas
top buresls heosssaJs twenty lrse hs bed
ding wsIdrobes with mirror doors French toilet
70 mach mssfsop sldsboar chss two superior sofa
beosetds rcs chit silver ware u6s and crystal glass
psts isrse variety o. hsadsoae sgsny furniture
enumsrs.sd all Of WHICH win De sold ,o clock pre-
9Ns''' - v. WEsTERyE1r, Auctloussr.
a UCTIoN NOTICE A QUANTITY OF FINE ROSE.
"a wood, nshogspy. ensmslled ard OK furature viii be
sSd q pyse ss a. ys,S Ss ss Iroe for sssn applied
per sus eeg'.ss BOOKCASE splsnSd ostays piaaofors
ddDs rooss ses &C. All Of Tsiob is parssi ordes and
can can be q, The pryae rSsd &c West Twenty
A UCTroa SALE or cIorHIrG.
"a BY order OF sssisuees,
5,Wo garments q fei clothing
WI he sold without resssyo
or frdsy sep.e1bss3.
By By Will siii IN TOPPING 500,
Sale poremptory for cash.
Az MER7IN AucTIoNEEe BY BANGS. Mrg
A. WIN CO Trade sale,ooms Il Park row. Friday
evening" SEP SET oc,ek choice pr cate rhrsry Of vslu
many expensive uyrated WORKS aud books also
variety OF new niscel'sneous herAiura D.
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a Ve1fCE NUFrUF -NORIaAGE sALE OF JFwrLsY
"A Ac-ss1rEA OsGOOD& co, nuctiopeerA vii sel q y
Nassau stree, 2 mnr2w saurdAy = .s, =. ". Nc eve
s. prersoa Bleeeker street together with he sofa. count
ers Essa 800" 's's j. +. FREDERIcKs, Norsgagee.
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A UCIioN NolICE-ThoS. BRIL-, .ACcTloNEER.
n add W. 6. THOMPSON This day. q l0h O'Clock. IN
he sales Is East Brosdwav viii be continued the
ssls ~ stock OF fancy dry Seods mp aud variety store.
families, dealers &c.
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ucTIcF SALE or ELyGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD
"A and n.sogsEy furniture made % oeder astsr TINT IN
usc-To morrow Saturday,. Of ior ososk oy cneeSus
ire ers.e OF the large ave- lag house, No ~
Wee Thyes.s f'rees near rih avenue. containing supe
tor bold furniture OF Ers. eisss vokmsnshp, mscs
Ia ortyr ard IL excellent condition Parc. fururserch
we've, cas thsee magnificent rosewood cMior suiis co
yeed sn sstr brocAte largo easy NoAire and ~
cepVcp match wool ctceerss With marble
toys doom and tacks sca viii ssn wood very
carved elegant wod csa;re eide and wot
tables adrs rosewood secrrsry with elegAvs CARVING
made match ire rosewood raror urnurc rosewood cor
and mrsc snds splendid seven octave rose sood pre-
srm psr o.ore richly rlait with pearl srd real pearl keys
dedsciv OF Of ,se best sde richly
beard stool French plato nirrors expensive
apd byo ate window curtains; greN variety OF OF
psa'irrS 5rAs rang valuable ss.irn r. large azsa
elspsuy d. ed china Farsn srd chinese asui e.
u DAY crcks. together with msny other cosy msr
orraments - eay blasx ~ ~.
chsirs c1vtsf Il trclrh sud edslof rocking ard essy
cAArs scss oak id tiRsk wArui xenaoo table, rich
Cb.rN atts cut Tia.s ware eorpsrr fu sss ent
surh vrhies, wtoss rohlss - - pi,caeIs &C a.e
cosy 0leGr ASH eegA1f revolving eastern wrh
rends e htp spoons fcrka cake harkes tea sevicer
saiyerr cutlery common erosssT plates vesesoe
dshen ssp Ac. Also he lursuro Of all tra bed
rooms. trc.t variety Il rosewood AMI maho-
ssA'' 9oJLDsllTH, Auctsneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

AT CLARK A cos les BROADWAY. ROOM NO. s.
n mocey rsu be had On diamonds w.ehss. ie.elry,
FOR the benedt dedustng only or usual com
mission Business ard rooms private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03

4 esrGNrsR sATK or STOCK or A DAGUERREAN
n akssf. tbs day, at 10 o'clock ~ Broaiwsy. osm
5risln9 necessary nsirrmcns ana urnhure ~ nss
raes rsiiarr specimen plates ans cssea, 10 $50.
prEp Ictr Aucuonfegss y BAnNEii' e~b'eo.