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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-25

Dtrr .-pts~ ng aud Painting.
TrrM., per session 81 Ftv~ WeWshsi
Hoard Including fuel lights Ao with %, M
Tuition Ia T. gish brhnrhos. ID M
Tuition IN de do with trench aud Latin. ~ M
Tuition In Collegiate Department % O
lhs tuoiin On lihn" Guitar, ~ Otgan 70 M
BOARD and Tuonour halt adv balance at tho end
ut tn, srs.i"n
In this Institution. only know ledge 81 la in
Greek licr,u be hut facilities furnished for
caking the French Iiaan aud Spanish I.nngu yea Two
An"rut two Modern Language requisite 10 entlo to
graduation.
Su, the old ii E,ncstInn tho rho
aNkss"i the enlightened tNrtbifNCEd ctai"s
and hfaahn what Is due parents and children demands
and 81, u Will he Introduced The blends
with t' common rm 1T lnau, ton. Lecture and EAampa
II aud the Practice with tho Theory develop
'a' INT" exercise. aud give the fu all the meuia
powrs
Mr. NiiiIhNsoN To The Faculty "t University Va
IN 1870 ~ Rev u" iNand rr", Richmond College Mrs
ten Ia rinRt"n ftof Mars. Rev J. ~ Mitchell ~ u Rev
Leo Rns,cr u - kr,n H. u Wy,r dec. W. Carter and
H. HAL
Mr 1urrfn refers to Rev W H. rlatt rotorshura and
tru q u Clay.
Mr. t,Mr, u Icirb,rr. Richmond. aud Rev W.
II knckio Iynchhuts
Mrs FA"t refrs 10 R,v Jno NJ y. htkinHon u D. Ircst
Hampton =. College, aud Hon. WIN 4 aud Mrs. Rves
Ms WIILiAMsoN refers - Hon W q Preston, Gov Jno
flo,d and IN had"rd ISL Pre- sidont Farmers Bank.
iyuchburE
y Circulars containing par ulars obtained by applcA
i"n NJ SEMINARY Ro"Ls In immcnt, Nirn,y Of 4h III u.
Church NJ through til" 4 b1i,r - d2,n
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PlrrsYLvANIA IrExs.-Wc clip the following
from the Transcript
The C,ops--The cutting of tobacco has coln-
menced in earnest and we suppose that more will
not be cut in any week during the Season
than the present. The GOODNESS of the past few
nights has caused some to fear early frost which
would considerably curtail the already short crop.
We conversed with many farmers from all por-
tons ofthe county, and from their various state
ments we conclude the tobacco crop will reach
two-thirds of an average. The excellence of the
season in the Spring having enabled the planters
to got in larger amount than usual.
The crop will hardly reach two-thirds of
an average. In some portions OF the county, 1t
will exceed that amount. but in others it will fall
short.
REL:srous.-The revival Mt Sandy Creek men
toned in our last issue, closed last Sunday, after
n continuance octwenty-six days The result was
finy-eight professions ofconverson, twenty per
sons have already been admitted to membership
in that church. The meeting was conducted by the
pastor, NJ. ii. Read, assisted by Messrs. Chaplin
and Wilson.
ARREST FOR ATTEMPTING TO Pass COUNTERFEIT
MoxEr.--A man named Joseph Fagel WINS arrested
in this town last Saturday, for attempting to pass
500 note on the Bank of Charlotte, N. c, He
was carried before the Mayor, and sent on for fur
ther trial.
ROCKBRIDGE CIRCUIT C0URr.-lhis Court mas
been in session here since the 18th instant, the
Hon. Lucas p. Thompson presiding. Early in the
term a man by the name uf Calvin Dawson was
sen: to the Penitentiary for one year. Few pre-
sentiments were made by the Grand Jury. We
learn that an unusual amount Of chancery business
has been done. Nojury cases of special interest
have been tried excepting the case Oft Miss Beard
against man by the name of Harris. Miss Beard
had, it seems negro frozen to death, in state
of intoxication, during the winter of 1861 and
Harris dstiler is charged with selling HIM the
liquor. On Saturday last, the entire day was CON
sumel with the argument Messrs. Baldwin and
McNutt appeared for the Plaintiff and Me~srs.
Niche and Stuart for the Defendant The Jury,
Monday, being unable to agree, was dscharg-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

A CADHMY OF MUSIC.
"A On Saturday, April 5. at p. n.
THAIaBER0SS MATINEE.


No 'GstS soFfcE Ff:ssV'd
~ permssion Of the Esecgtye Committee q Directors
ali @ osn e paSo
Mr. TaALBERG viii make his azst appearance since bis
THE THALBERa MATINEE
ss..sS ssiss VIZ %soS
A'''''m last NJ Hsfsfif sSHk X; e.
Mr. ooqHEs ahaSS Sc oRGaRsfRa issisf4 Ionl' and
under the direction of
Carl. AFsCHUTz
VIII commence at O'Clock precisely and conclude at
quarter before three.
PROGRAMME or rax ruALBEac xArSE.
= ''''' The orchesrs
q Fantasia Ola Thalberg
slgis%uud Thaiberg'
Ballad rhe Captive dreek ie' CUB
Miss Annie Miner.
,sigsmund Thalberg
u ''A'A' The orche,ira
" Da'a AeAinss nss ANNIE MGIss Miner. Morgan
D. o00'sf' "A'eS sixsmund fSajerE ''A'0'fs
.. Duet for voiee and Violin Pacini
Miss Mllner and Mr.. Cooper.
H. Si1smund Tba:ber9
- "'Ns The Orchestra
The FITS csSRs To "A. AL Ofsa f%fTs
morning a, the three ticke. Offices.
oey Sy ks4shE MSHRAE seaatSp will given at
the AiheneIm 80 cts to all parts Of the Hall.
xusARps 1s 5sT tSSs,S GosSERrs
To commence on "Wednesday April and to continue eve
For Mussrds arst concert will commence Monday April
WALLACKs THEATRE
Mr. JAMES STARK,
who will make his dIst appearance az this theatre
Mrs. STARK
will also sake appearance the occasion.
week IN he most @ he
CApEMY OF MUsIC-MUsARD's CONCERTS.
Admission to all .....sl ceas
Ae'F'' fSsAsEMEXl oE Mr. IHALBEaG. W '''''
MUsARD's CONCERTS
to continue every nigh, during nys9sI1s one %9n,h
engaged for ..
pisTINGGisHEo SOLO PLAYERS FROM PARIS,
viii be the most stgpendous ever presented to an American
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY PERFORMERS
give 70 these concerts he possible ecat an en-
MN. THAiBERG ana a,
who win appear at the first ten concerts
TbE ACADEMY or MUSIC
has been costly carpet has been laid down the
ONE HUNDRED SOFAS
have been distributed over the corridors
on the first '2i Ex x asb GS5f S5sks iss5S soo
which vi" II NAY sE oSp
TO be brought inside the house by
TWENTY WATERS IN LIVERY,
who will be stationed In the parquet and balconies.
THE STAGE WITH THE ORCHESTRA
will be decorated in tho most tasteful manner.
Ass't6Sf ses lf
WITH CLOSED CEII,INo,
Thus acting Sounding Board
ha wing been expressly painted by
NOR GUID1CINf.
IL wiz he -ilr minated by
1wkST. FIVE MONSTER CANDEIEBRAsa aud
NEW AND SPLENDID CHANDELIERS,
expressly manufactured Mr. Cornelius of Philadelphia
Altogether, Mr.. Ullman pledges himself that
THE MUSARD CONCERTS
will form the
MOST COLOSSAL AND ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT
that has ever been introduced In America.
As the Director appeals In these concerts TO all casses Of
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has been hxed 10 sll paris Of the Academy rat
FIFTY CENTS.
be advance, 80 extra at the
oTce OF the Academy Of Music ri G. Breusngs 70i Broad
way aad sib el's, % Wall street, corner of Nassau.
THE SALE or SEATS
viii commence Tuesday. at 9 precisely.
THE FREE LIST INVARIABLY SUSPENDED
Ful particulars on Monday.
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W AI1A0AS 'ASsi LAST NIGHT
JxssrE BROWN.
and farewell 0fsfs S arc aasss
In the great original play In three Ac founded the beau
episode " written By
The charming pf'fif TfiF 'SStHss SoGssG q ACTRESS.
MARIA JESSIE BROWN Ai'' Agnes Ao'~''''
Written by D o Hs a.rs E.S or aSSs
New scenery SS iaS sfs sess as
The Ssnr ssSS, kssh Of Bi'hosr MIR.
Rsnds McsreSor Capt in the 18Th Ichandera M Isssse
deordis Msdresor his brother Ensign IN the sd
Rssq Gsss,s The
'0'pff OF he 7sh Regiment Mr. SLOAN
soubadars sepoys Hndoos MooIshourdars Feroses And
follow srs Of Nens sahb.
Charlie and Ellie her children Master and Miss Reeves
Jessie Brown, her servant Miss Agnes Robertson
Acr L-PrAcE.
near Lucknow with distant view of the city and the Goomtee
Home in da-Tan-schmei, the spy Of the Nena sahibN
Jessie Brown and her two loyersThe foser sserrhe rs
gesm Of wsr1he proec, of the Essh of Bhoor 10 supre
scene Of the Bung.o By night Lakewood
"A tale of Aud Lang synen
view of Lucknow by nigbiThe fort and the Goomee river
The night Of the outbreakThe terror Of Amy-Randar
iSpaTSs sudden .ppeaSsScs q Nsns ssSis%ihss :.
tack of the indoos under Nena sahib the Bungao
The attempt to blow the brdge-The signal guns ron
Lucknow.
Act ia court and hall within Hinioo temple in Iuck
now-The prsoners-Ihe massacre of CawnporeThe dvAa
Of the Nena-Hs attempt to make Geore counsel his brotha.
Randall TO slrrender1he welcome vters from the inferuA
mine and dark road Of escapo
-RS
The letter In Gaelc-The vengeance OF the NenaA Hndoo
Guy FawkesIhe escape by the mine-The sgnal Of the
clock OF the mosque-Achmets = doom.
Act II-Tbe kesldency-The Redan-Tbe fort forming tho
outpost work Of the Resdency-Dswn OF day-DsApt view
of the and trenches OF the rebel force Rviae
TableauThe besiegedThe last raon-No hope of relief
Jesse in dsressThe attack and the repuseThe last hope
gopeTbe prayer Of the 10 be killed rather than su
into the hands of the SepoysThe terri Die recollection II
Cswnpore-The desperate alternaye-Suicids before dis
honor-The enemy approsch-The terrible defence of thl
and children from the hands OF the bArbsrans-Js
SHE'S dream-"kae I'm nae dreamn rs the slogan o. the
ishlands help help bepi a, last The increduly Of
the men-Ihe nearer approach Of the the men,
to the guns-Anoher hour and are all sayed.The dis
snt pibroch Of the 18th Highlanders heard-The Camp
bells are eomng-Hayeock forces hs way into the city
'ehould sud acquaintance be forgoTbe column OF the
Highland infantry carries the RedAn and Its BRAVE
defenders.
The FINAL CHARGE OF THE HIGHLANDERs
with which this intensely Interesting and exciting drama
cudes the audience 10 the enthusiasm The
hiss been called for twice thrice each night smd
excitement never equaued- 4
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NBLOs GARDEN
IN Positively the farewell engagemento OF
The RAVEL BkOTHER9,
GABRIEL. ANTOINE and JKR0ME,
and their last appearances any Stage.
TERESA kOILA for q few nights more only.
MARIETTA zANFRETTA the creates, rope dancer In tho
wsrld
This SATURDAY evening. April g. 1883
LA FETE CHANPETkE.
EXERCISES ON THE DOUBLE TIGHT ROPE
by Marietta Zanfretta and A. Lehman.
The grand ballet of
ACALISTA
SlQnorina Rola in her original character OF kceists
Positively Last night OF Jeromes grand pantomime Of
BIAkCO OR THE MAGIC SWORD.
Last appearance of Antoine and Jerome Bianoo and
Brocolo.
Doors open at 6h; oommence Al u O'Clock
Tickets 81 Upper q cents; Children B cents
SPECIAL kOrICK.-The management hope ID be able To
their numerous correspondents relative U
GRAND FAREWELL. JUVENILE kFTERN DON PER-
FORMANCES By THE RAvEL BROTHERS,
a e
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REsTAURANTs.

,~oJiy,s cuop HousE. isT WILLIAM sr, rHRRe
doors below Beekman.1f want good chop orssss
ought 10 be- call Douys vhers you can ENJOY
Wv" Wv STROUD.
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uSxrrNsTvE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY ROSE.
IL wood furniture elegant carpets rosewood parlor sus
groups brouzes &c with the contents OF ths house
L1NDSLEY SHATTUCK, auctoueers Tor the ssle OF
stocks bonds real household furniture &C. viii offer
O'Clock on the premises is2 west Twenty street be-
tween seventh and Eighth the above valuable fn
ure OF every description worthy the special attention OF AL
dining asd rcpete with everything that
could suggested chase and beautiful works o art and
elegant household ARRANGEMENTS all OF which are Tor
impersfve the whole be sold without and
renewed the house immediately Catalogues will be
place without regard TO weather Deposits viii be required
ITO" MI DINING RooN-AT loy PRECISELY
Conssts OF superb marble sdeboard table
oan chars bookcase sofas mirrors cccks rich chased all
yervsre urns, ssvers dining and tea service,
spoons forks silver and ivory cutlery bsske,s Sc All Of
ma ruby amber and cut glass Bohemian sarony and
in'is enins' 0pARIoRs-AT n O'CLOCK
Velvet carpets three full suits solid paror rurn
iure tvo of which covered satin brocade
veve ali order and In perfect condition. richly
wood and reception chairs In tapestry aud satin; ele
an carved rosewood octave panofoe, French music
cabinet beautiful marble top rosewood etereres lined
s,abs and brsctess sk embroidered lace curtains with
ornces cornev stands with mirror backs French escreore
consoles buh work superb painting on csnysss And
rsss marble saiusry and groups with large and beautiful
roectionxof mante unique paror ornaments,
fSssaTsS Rs%swocb CHAMBER AND LIBRARY FyRSIrURk;
armour with doors commodes French
hne hair mattress English blankets French counter
panes book case mahogsny Iurnilnre n nsn eon an % sa
tows oval mirrors French toilet sets bronze CLOCK WIN
N's' sO'""S " GrSpsIRY sHArTucK, Aucuoneers,
MIR Nn q Quk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

rrSSoR VETERAN CORPS OF 1914 Will. MEsr AT
IA the corner second avenue and Sixteenth street
sunday. April a2h O'Clock = y 70 MieF m BODY di.
sc,re eiveu by Chsuncey shsnsr Ksq TIE Veterans
respectfy invited 10 attend Let AL be present tnr wca
thes permits By order VI. RAYNOND. Coltuel
Ts.Ar Pavvp Adiutanl
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rTrrNY n bn9ps, AUCrToNERR-sAi.rsRoou NO
II "a NASSAU street.-HENRy II, LEEDS co. viii eel
auction on Saturday. April At n o'cock OF their
No * street. pair of iron hors~s
vel, matched s.ndI yssSs Old ls and 70 hands bsh
~ sogr.~s x,so sscoud haoa coach IN good order,
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once No. s Bank Of Commerce Build

Il b FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL At
~. auction. this day loh O'Clock at the sesroom No.
street rs and tables also,
sbowcsee blankets spreads and large quantity OF
iewelry, watches, &c. To be sold without reserve.
LrUGENE b.. FRANKLrN AUCrroNRER.-KrPITNG3
~ COOPER Co, No. 20 Cortlsndt street. general auo
uoueers sndcommisson merchants will sell At their sales
room Monday the 5 instant BY order Of assignee large
o iewelrr OF every descvpuou the be cold 10
he highest bidder for cssh The attention Of the trade aad
hers particularly requested his being without excep
lion desirable opportunity for purchases offered hs
seesoo Catalogues ready early the morning OF sale
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MATRIMONIAL.

"A and who doing steady and prohiaole Business de
make the Of young American or usr
pleasing address and good appearance With
TO marrying she must no, be over y years OF age
and must have good form aud sdecouate disposition Ad
dress giving place Of meeting Horton Broadway Posi- ohee
YOUNG BACHELOR OF GOOD PERSONAL AP.
"A pearance and ample fortune desires TO make the 40
quaniance OF young lady, with view 10 narmouy. She
must be young not over ~, above medium size and have
kind and cheerful disposition American lady preferred
Money object. Address stating when interview may
be had, Richmond, Broadway Post ofhce.
A GENTLEMAN RECENTLY RETURNED FROM CA.
lfornia and Intending 10 travel for Wishes
TO youns and besuifu lady not eighteen and o.
atsiy Sha must be American English German. Address
with place Of me etns Munson, Broadway Poet once.
TyROM ONF WHO Ts IN EARNEsT-A HIGHLY RE
geuteuan who has income o N
desires 10 correspond With young lsdy Of rcspechbiy
ei,,ratlon and refinement with viev 70 marriage. She
mus, have some property Address Sincerity, New YORK
Poet Once.
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SALES Ar AUUTTON.

AUCTION sALE.-HOUsEHOLD FUR.
niure oil paintings books &c advertised 70 be sold
postponed until Tuesday April at 0, O'Clock By
order of the MorgaGee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
DRY GOODS, 40.

LARGE ASSORTMENT IN NEW STYLES AND vA'
"A rious qualities Of pineapple dress goods pineapple bon
nets and pineapple hapdkerchefs, from - TO $50 Jas
store 6s Broadway Merchants particularly requested
TO examine these goods.
fyLOsIkG SALE OF DRY GOODS BY THE AssIGNEEs
~ OF GEO Is WILLIAMS CO., comprising new spring
and summer dress goods in great variety.
pure linen
Damask tablec,oths, napkins and towels,
Hosiery, gloves, embr0deries, &c. &c.
The entire balance OF offered extremely low
prices to enable the close the within
two
NARPETIE6. SPRING IMPORTATIONs 1853 AT A
" great reduction Of prices.
SMITH 4 LOUNSBERRY.
No. 466 Broadway, near Grand street.
Are oferiag
English tapestry Brussels at S7x cents per yard.
Englsh tapestry velvet al 81 Is per yard
Englsh Brussels at u 10 per yard.
English ingram at 7Ss. per yard.
Also OF oilclohs window shades lace
curtains and all oher goods pertaining TO equally
low prices.
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ny JOSEPH HEGENAN y&oNDAy, APRIL s. AT
ID 10 clock A. NJ, at No Hwes Baltic street, Brook
general assortment Of mahogany and walnut paror cham
Der kitchen furniture Carpets. olcoths Sc. &C.
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NEsrcHEsrEa COUNTY. fARM-h j. BLEEcKEs
change " ACRES OF and buildings at Pounddge r.,
nine miles from Bedford station, Hudsen River Rsiroad
Anson Green farm great bargain can De nah
Pariiculara Al No. broad street.
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A ssrGHEEs SALE AT AUCrIoN:-sT0CK OF CAR
"A pets and oilcioihs, mss and mating piano and Table
covcrs Contents of IL Fourth postponed TO
Monday April This stock will be sold during the week In
sadQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

(NHEAP SHAwIS, NEW sHAw1S.
~ ELEGANT SHAWLS.
We have this day reduced the prices OF 5000 stella
sha wls which will he offered from 81 TO % eachoginal
price ttan double.
New sbawIs of every description price, In unprece-
dented ty elegant shaws Just received por
steamer Fulton, that cannot be seen elsewhere:
CHARLES STREET 4 co.
476 Broadway
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SPRING FASHIONS.

SPRING FASHIONS.
f,ITY AND COUNTRY xTLLISgRs ARE INVITED TO
some new styles being msnufsciured on BE premises
JOHN LACY, SIS Bowcry, door below Blescker street
sBss, sna New ygrs ssbon. Rn ssesn as"o
ment OF designs for besques mandss sleeves &c All the
sss s9S street. sna IA street, sqs q Bo
ERsscH txPosr5se ssIs soysE @ Ss,. n. ,o, .,,,n,,.
that thev have us received and viii coh,nue receive
sroess s % the s,e. models ssssn French pat
bopnets The Princess Royse perfectly charming and
disungne, At 51i Broadway.
CAsHroNs-THs UNION BONNET FRAME MANU-.
featuring 0empsny have on hand superior sssorsmeni
ducemsn Their variety consists Of gPnee cckey caps
boys nA blosme double net snes, Ac. as csaas'rss'
MRS. BURpoE AND Miss N MONROE. PARIS
wsy, fodrteenth street. east side.
AIRS SELF HAS NOW READY AN EXTENSIVE
Soes Of 1esy and and ..
mmlnss tc Psrtcgar sssniicu e reqnssed % the
Tusc.ns Others No I'D sixth avenue between Ninth sud
DKRrs BoSNETs HEAppREssEs CHOICE RIBBONS.
''.n AND FRESCH MILLINERY.
W. s sdSs %
sscS ,aoss NJ" V" ~ UNI" cHARLEs sTRE1r CO.
as Broadway
DARrs FLowERs-UsDER THE PATRONAGE OF rHR
ladies' are perpetual fsvorites and II 10 whispered in
elevated circles that the pavilion de hors s surrounded with
inc aud beautiful Bridal sssortmens
ususi AL JAMES fuckers, Bl Broadway.
Between Thompson and Taylor . saloons
awE avtIIrFRs A co. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
mi rh inst Al their and shovrooms 2 s,rth avenue.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets one case OF the ses
stves f Pars bonnes also gpses for the country aud
watering places also one OF chldren's bonnets
|
rrrrrr purr ur AnV.
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VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Pier glass, piano carpetlng, &c

Per gass, pAuo' carpeung, &C.,
Al auction.
T. GOULDSMITH auconeer will sell without any reserve
OF the family removing the entire splendid and
richly rosewood and mahogany parlor dining
chamber furniture, but Little used and all good order
contained the residence No l6 West Fifteenth street
this day Saturday. April 1855 l0s O'Clock The Srh and
Eighth the house No pospouement
account shine The whole has been made 10
order and comprises in part as follows
PARIORS.
Rich Brussels splendid rosewood library
bookcase lace curtains valuable ol paintings
BILE eegeres with mirror doors and backs manel
reception aud yolsre chairs carved rosewood marble top
side and sofa tables large plate glass pier and mattel
mirrors with marble consoles En- suteTwo very richly
crrved solid rosewood paror SUITS covered with satin bro
green sk velvet panofore. full octave In
laid with pearl splendid Instrument such would grace
any parlor: also ornaments In great variety
CHAMBERS
Are furnished with ingram velvet carpets spring
chairs rockers chairs toilet sets, clocks mirrors
marble TOP dressing bureaus with wasstands to match
made OF solid rosewood and mohogany pure curled hair
als spring mattresses holsters ana pillows sod
Klzabehan and Gohic bedseads together with
other chamber furniture. - -
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
Consisting Of the usual variety Of plates dishes tea sets Gu,
glass and plated ware ivory able cutlery walnut tea and
dining tables solid oak dnng table seat aud
other chairs sofa bed &c For full description see ca.s
logues ming OF sale which oeremptory deposit
will be required iron all purchaser Goods 20 be removed
Immediately. Careful csrmen viii be ia attendance No
po~tponemeut
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"A soclock precisely Of and second hand furniture
oonssng dining tables sofas and bedstesds
chars clocks mattresses. cutlery stone and
ware kitchen utensils aud numerous housekeeping
iicies will be continued In the evening with large
and valuable collection OF books stationery engravngs
paintings French perumeres. fancy goods hosiery hard
ware of fine ewelry pearl portemonnaies
ChOAfLltN ~ w AuCtoncers
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CrIKS, SILKS
- Per late arrivals large consignment OF coored silks.
from n. TO 6s., formerly sold for 6s. and Sc.
BEE HIVE
ST Grand street.
Between Orchard and Ludlow
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DRYAYrs' MYNsrREI2
ID Mechanics Hall ga Broadway abovs Grand ssrs~A
hooday, March ~ and every night this ve-s-
DAN BRYANT will dance HE inirntable panusiioa
EssENCE or OLD vIRaINNY
sOfREE D'ETHI0PE inicrspersed with comicalilissL
CArFD CHfNAMEN.
JERRY NRff and DAN BRYANT In new fesiurea
Doors open 81 W oommencest ~ ochck Tickets osng
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THE DEAD SEA PAINTED BY wm rRoyz rgR
ceIebrated artst will be exhbhed Zoe the arS, time
the lecture OF Capt W y. LYrCH Y. $ ~. Ssiurdss
evening April 3 ct Niblos Sslccn
VIyANrrD-AN IRISH COMEDIAN, ALSO ONE oSs
w two suging sdes Please app1 "a person by let-
ter W r WILLIAMS SO Rrooms street TIN pcr$oo ecfws
Yea IN the moypp6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

UcTIoN NOTICE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A uisnre, Brussels carpets 4c.M DOUGHTY auction. %
- e. sell Monday, ~ l0T O'Clock al No south Ninth
williamsburg the entire furniture contained IN he
residence, vz-Iwo richly carved rosewood paor
pier glasses rosewood secretary bookcase marble top CEN
ire tables mahogany panofore Hallet Davis Co., makers
csi paintings enameed chamber SUITS mahogany dressing
bureaus washstands bedsesds hair mattresses psasse
&C.. together with general assortment OF basement aud
Kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

yIyM H. FRANKLIN AUCTIOrEER.- DKSIRABT
w bouse and South Second street Brooklyn tisie
wiiamsburgl.-wN ". FRANKLIN will sell at auction,
Tuesday April at IL O'Clock the Merchsns Exchange
Y the three story brick house and lot No 252 South BE
cond Eleventh street Brooklyn Lot feet fon,
by feet sde and 70 feet inches the other
1eTms liberal Maps &c, 81 No BIoad street ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

SHAwLS SHAWIS.
~ large consignment of stella Grape and cashmere
shawis. less Than cost Of importation, al
THE BEE HIVE,
3T Grand street,
Between Orchard and Ludlow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

A FICTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTToNEER-B,
"A s. B0GART This day, al l0f O'Clock in front Of ih'
auction ooms light wagons double harness. also 10
of seears 6c Monday u Oliver street. household fur
pIture.