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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

A, LORD THEY NEVER HRARp Or -
Grant Thorbyan---.'Lsure Todd''-appear,
now and then.inqa New York paper with
e "reminiscences ora bit Of an old story,
Here is his last: ana 81, IA .e,., ,rslf'
4 lal764 DR.. Webster was popular
preacher Of the Kirk Of Scotland In Edin.
burg. Business Brought him to- London
One day when passingsthe House Of Lords,
hts curiosity induced him to make an efforI
10 step in and see them.. None were ad,
mitted yithoutan order. except uoblemen's
servants, Webster being ignorant OF the
ruleu requested soadmittance. 'Whst
Lord do you belong to7'' said the door
keeper, ITO the Lord jehovah replied
Webster. The Lord Jehovah, 'repeat-
cd the keeper. II have kept here seven
years. but have never heard Of such a
Lord. Jack" said he to hisfelIow keeper
ON the front steps.-;'here'sa chap who
says he belongs to the Lrof Jehovah; do
you know sucha Lord?"s s"Nsver, heard Of
him. SAYS Jack. gtiBu.. said Webster,
(williug TO keep up the ilusiop) "there is
suahsa Lord" (" Pass'sm in. +" said Jack
!" Isposeil's some poor Scotch Lord"
This occurred at . period wheu there was
no! one in twenty Of MI the manufacturing
and rural districts ia Ehgland who could
read the Bible or write his own name. :
Sabbath School were introduced, 10 1898.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
ReHora.

Y ran wanting TO emiErate 10 mild clmnts 90. a
soil and nne market, see advertisement Of Hamin n.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

~. % u.
CIScTsxAri. WILMNSToN 4 ZANEsvILLE
Co.--Thos Daniels, Esq late En-. ineef Of
the St.Croix 4 Supptior Land Grant road /.
has undertaken TO examiue the several
routes between Morrow and Glendale,
with a view to the instrumental survey CT.
and careful eslImaiion on the most practic,
able line. ts''i4 1lan' tf'@tes tfefP
There Is not. as yet, any general m6ni,
festalions ofa disposition on the part Of
the stockholders 70 accept the terms re-.
Gently proposed by the bondholdefs. The
assurance ,fa favorable line. at a low cost.
between Giendale and Morrow might yet
decide the people 10 make an effor, to save
the properly now 10 imminent jeopardy =
And il is alAo possible that the Pennsylva,
MIA Osnirsl Company, now that the proba-
bilitirs Of a closer alliance with the Little
Miami are diminishing, may look with
more favor upor the old PR Jet of uniting
the Steubenyille and CINCINNATI, Whining.
ton d GAINESVILLE roads, at Coshocton, or
better, At Newart. II is a thousand pit.
ties that all parties could not agree 10
take up the lion between Lancaster and
Zanasville. and relay it between Lancaster
aud Newark. Gin. Com. &
! ---l - ----.----l. L. ttrg T
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

THS FIRsr WoMAN ON PIKE's PEAK -
Mrs. HoiMEs. iormsly Of Lawreuce. writes
to her ulotter. Mrs. Archibald. at that
place. as follows; ss
n" In all probability. am the first wo-
nan who has ever siood upon the summit
ofihis mountain, and gazed upon this Won
drous scene which my eyes now behold,
How sighed fora poets power Of descrip.
lion. 50 that / might give you some FAINT
idea Of the grandeur and beauty Of this
scene, Extending as far as the eye can
reach, lie tie great level plains, stretched
out in all their ver,iurssand beau,y, whils
the winding Of the grand Arkansas is visi,
bic for many miles: We can also see dis.
tinctly where many Of Tie smaller t,ibuta.
fies unite with it. The rugged rocks AL
sronnd, and the most endless succession
Of mountains and rocks below, the broad
blue sky over our. heads, and seaminqly 50
very near. all and everything on which
the eye can rest, fIIs the mind with infini.
tude aud sends the soul 10 Go -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

y MoRPHY AND HApRwIrzs The match
hasjust peen settled. and Mr.. Morphy de-,
dlAred, the winner. all bets being paid
They were TO have played until one OF The
otherlhaa. won seven games; but when
they stood Morphy Eve and Hafwiiz two
the latter gave II up. laying the blame Of
hisdeieat upon bis III health; but tile TACT
is,Morphy i by far the best player, When
DIFFERENTIATION ofthe match was ammo ounc.,
ed d the ,Caie,ds Ia Regence--,he irsnd.
tsvous Of the chess players hsrsMthe A.,
mericsns assembled 'thefe' 'wsfe quite up,
roarjous ia their exhltatio6. whils the OR,
mans and Prdssiaas. Who had bet upon
Il rfwita. Immediately suffered, atefrible
Alonga,ioh Of countenanre Slilthsy con-
,inue 70 have hops, fof another peSson TO
Try his hand al playing with the formidable
young American, and the person is coain-
!ryman o. theirs; ;"-[Pafis Correspondent
Boston Transcript. tal@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

~ 81 Tom Ccrvin is doing mischief in
Ohio. He speaks profanely on uiegefism.
Tae other day he was speaking we'll il4sof
FilImore, when Moses Oorwin( a cousin, J
and member or Congress. inquired il the
said Tom approved all Fillmore's acts. Yes
SIR answered Tom. That was bluff;
but Moses'rallied and asked. do you be{ 7
Iieve the fugitive slave law conslitutional7'
E'Yss, sir said Tom. Il do not replied
Moses. a,tWeil. ? said Tom. you have the
consolation Of knowing that your cousin
dittsrs with. you.' The Republicans look,
ed souri they didn't cheer at all They
will have TO take him out and talk TO him.
They are demonstrating with him. and try.
ing to COAX him; but he is not improving
much. ~ a. ~ n,sist4ss sve f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
-mARmTRm.

Al the residence OF the brids's mother,
on the xSth inst. BY the Rev. @. @. West,
ma JONAS HHDoEs and Mss sARAH n.
JUAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

EE A Southern gentleman has offered
apremjutn Of $500 Tor the best essay on
Religion in the Family. = ssas 9.'saa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
norrlble Murder "a New YorI,.

New York. October 27,--A horrible
massacre took placs last night in West
3oIh street Of this city. Two persona
we're murdered and FIVE wounded it is sup
posed mortslly. The victims were the
family Of Francis Gouldy. lumber mer-
chant, consisting Of himself. his wife. two
sons. two daughters, and servant girl
The sons aged respectively nine and twelve
years, are. already dead and the wife, is
dying. The others cannot live. ,,.i. /.
The murderer, whoi. the eldest son Of
Mr., Gouldy. has committed suicide. The
motive Of the murderer is supposed 10 bo
revenge, be having been detected some
W eksago in the aet OF robbing his father
10 . large amount. 5s .4,..-..l. s.,F
LATER The following Is an account of
the horrible msssscre. Last night young
Gouliipg (thr first dispat b says Gouldy
REP. returned home about ii O'Clock,
lAbpring under dtliriu trtmyns. Pro.
ceedjng to the cellar, he. procured an axe
and went to his falber's chamber and at
tackled bim. beating in his skull by seVs-
raj blows with the a 0. The father can
not 1--we. Mrs Goulding. hearing The cries
Of her buSl and. rushed from another room
10 his assistance. and was in return at
iarked by the iufuriated son, and very
badly wounded. t,-a
Hisiwo brothsFs.-one three years old
and the other l4--were attacked and re-.
ceived several Lows from the axe. The
eldest will not live His married sister
with child in Ter aims. was TIE neg,
victim; but she managed TO escape with.
out beiDg seriously injured. ~
Two servant girls. who had rushed 10
the room. were next attacked, and so hor-
ribly butcbered llat il is lpared neither
will live. Both have been sent to the. hos
pitAl. ,.H ,s t,. w
The assassin finally went to his own
chamber where aftsr locking himself in,
blew out his brains with a, pistol. !, 81.
The Goulding family have held q high.
ly respectable position IN the community.
Mr., Goulding is an olfi:er Of the Thirii>
eth street Methodist Church. and is well
known 10 New York,
~ Another account states that all the fam.
lily had retired when Young Goulding re.
turned home. except his father who let
him in. The father retired, when the sou
or pit down from his own chamber with a
hetchetor axe and commenced the a.
tack upon his father AMI next upoa his
mother. who lay asleep. Both Of his
brothers was asleep Whvn attacked. They
are terribly mapgled and neither are ex.
pected TO survive. The servants are said
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

80 Il isia beautiful remark Of Bacon
that be who robs 10 darkness breaks GOd's
lOsk.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
'Fs be Dn. CULvERwELEF sSan9T
q " M A N NJ q aOpN.

Medical Essay on nSw, certain and, fsdicIe cure
Spermatofrhea&c. without the use OF internal,
medicines, cauterlzatioD, or any mechanical %
set q ~ f,-. ~ ,.. appliances. ~ ,A4
Jpsr PpDlIsHEp, the 9Th edition, in seated envelope,
gratis andmailedto any address, posispaid jonord-
Es oeipt oftwo stamps. ro,t..,,,,; ;..' q, Z o.. I,
This little work emanating from ebarted MON.
bcfofthe medicat profession gives the most imi0f-
tam information eyeEpVblishedto to all ersons enter
thinning doubts OF their ply steal condition. or are
cons:ious ofhaving haEared Ihef health and happi-
pessrsghtaining the particuafs Of an entirely new
Weakness Debility. Netvpusaess Depression OF spi-
rts, 10 Of Energy, Lpsstude, Timidity
" Seminal Discharges Impaired Sight and Memory,
Botches and Pimples on the Face Piles Indige sti1n
ralpitatlQn Of the Heart, and Bodily Prostration bf
the whole eysteni, inducing impotedeg and mental
and ie1line?pac tby means Of whieh every one
ddress Dr.. Hf Cl KILN Z Ist Arb unU cor
l9th! street New York; PoAt Box, No. 4ssB, f.ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
10 pYsPEPsLA AND aFITs@

iBFs / DF. q phelps BFOwmr gr,as "a
THE G RRAT CURER OF FCoNsUMPTioN VA,
ioS several yedrs 50 badly ahcted by Dybpebsia |,
'n9i Ior aPaFt OF the time he was confined, 70 his
nished him by = youhg1 cairvoyans effIl fhls pro-
serlptionS given him by mere child, whiIeih state
Trance, has cured everybody who Rasthken H. news
erhsving fed once. 1t 10 equally as sure ins eases
q FITS as of DYaREFsIA. The ingredients may m
oe Iound IN any drug store Il will send tiiiSvaiG
one stamp 10 pay postage. Address liz
- hR. o. Phelps BROWN.s 8 p IN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
GROVER q iBAKEns
oELEBRATED.
+ FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

10 DSy = q n " 4 NV YORK,
HFThese Machines noEj Justly ndrnI,,.a a. =.
the best In uae for Family Sewing, mnkins ~ 49,. ~
strong, and ehstc siich. which viii NOT rp exsr n
every !ourth stitch be cut ciEeuarese cent on applies
uyne istter. Hemens attach, aud pFioes re3nesa
tuenty .nEe percent.
-. 7. W. TALLMADGR, Arep,
'H'J to'a9YefSmH Lancaster, Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

nI%@6s,:a al L:cs. LsssH.ps Farms see ls's.n en-. .f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

H-FAll wanting 70 emigrats 20 . mild eilmateeood
on, Lands,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

Hammonton Lands.
NERVOUS AND hHEUMATIo AfFRcTfoNsl--
Holland Bittess. 1--WE have used this med
icins ourselves. and IN many cases with the
greatest, success, The most celebrated Of
our German Physicians are recccmmen
ding it. During this chSngeabls weather,
while most persons are troubled with ghsr,
yous and rheumatic affections, i win le
found valuable remedy, ~ Stqats zsifaag.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
ELS! FlTs! FITs. FITsl
DIR. HANcE'S VEGETaBLE Ex7RacTs
rs q s"EPit EPTtfs pltil Q - ; 4

- t..,.l rEftEEr TIC FILLS. 4.i-srs E ri
F0r tAs cure ~ Eitsi SPdsm, ctapbs and an Neyv6uS
. = ~. and C0nstitHtiohal Dfseases T5oN = ! gffy
DBRsoNS who are Iaborhg under mis- dis.tessins
malady will find DR.. HxEcE's VEGRTA BILE RPR
bEPTio PILLS TO be the only REM dy e. ar dia.a
cd for curing kRilePsy or Falling FiIS. s,,l
lhese fiiis possessa specific action ON tire DerVoua
systeni and, although they prepared llv
f9T thepqFpose efcuTinR Eits they viii ne fonnd "a
especlal oepent Tor all PERSONS afheted with weak
nerves OF whose peryons system has beon prostrate
or shateIe fpm Rbyg eause whwte = IN rhronic
complaints, or diseases OF long etan6inr eripdnc
ed oy eqsnesssihey are sly beieaeiaI.
rree - per box, or twobo for 60 peTebns ont
sem inem thToqehthe mstk Zee Of fpdstage.s m For
sale by SETH s. HANCE, No IOs Baltimore Street.
balumoIe, Maryland, TO whom orders from ali nsS,s
helUnionmnst be Addressed, post paid ~ -
June IL. 1s5s--fy7 sift
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

plnnoHlon Lands; '''' 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

NJ oTICE shereby given, that the unde rsigned has
v been duly Appoipted by the Probate Conrt OF
Fair1eld County, Administrator Of the Estate OF
Baldwin MeNulty, deceased .lately OF California.
October 2i, Ia5s-3w2ls y ; y : '.i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04

I5To all wanting Farms, see adyertisenens Of
Hammonton Lands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
AM,sr MuNrs,

ar UNION CONCERT HNTds r BROADwAY.-rO
"A lie seen every evening-vtas Kate Walters ani Mss
Fanny Cole WIN are unhesatuey pronounced - - tbs
ene ADD f1 dAnsss hst have 1earef IN ths
A RT UNION CONCERT HAId. tot ROADWAY -vGsS
~ y ~ Price the cha hall singer whose ta~ctu..ng
and peaanc style ~ comic duets pisses q description
AWr rNfON CONCERT HNhi4 80 BROADWAY -
N 1easrs gtfnpbe and Gavsr3 ,ha best min m ~
deiaesi ~ ~ ucro Tue cars ath he
Jaa3 M sapplaise 81 fuJ houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
A CApEMY on MUSIC TIE GALA MArINEE

CADEMY or MUSIC THE GALA MATINEE.
n Mr. UIMAN respectfully calls the the
lie 10 the following announcements
F.r the convenience ~ living ont OF town.
and who anxious ~ return home after TIE Matinee
nouuced that the Matinee wil conclude at half past
SfcoND-As long there ~
Will be returned The amphhraire (Which the
good place for hearing AMI seeing any oec part Of the
house, Ia connected With The pwrr 81 the Academy
has always been usual the nanees Of las, Ne
seats being reserved IL part OF he Acagemy with
crptlon Of the
wish to obtain II their will do
their tickets the day prior the Matinee being
detained a the doors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11


A chDrSv or MUSIC MUSIC mr. DON GIOVANNI MOTT
f'oool sS4o, es ssssNffssIaA .onrs q4H''m
CARL FoksEs
The Aeasemy e Muse ana y srras,ass Z ~ and
Tickets and for any par n the house Including the
rafque' 'ele hsc9ny sn% ,ecss nc sad ,lseny
'~ y ''' 70 S TaE pGnli 10 '''NS
Mr. UffMAN returns his sincere ,hanks 20 the
whfh he trusts Will forever hive Ia the memory Of ops
blight has ben ed he Press ana the W.
ever oeSa hs Director ssa the .r
able 20 TIA. the receipts been the arges,
@ the sense Of asce the Of tue public hare
sssn ba ynS S Ss sas " %
lists engaged on the Don Giovanni nights not 70 mention ha
&c The lile addition 70 the sarn matter Of absoi.e
vanDi cannot equal the average ptoht' OF aregar fccos
mini night
Third night OF Mozsrts immortal mort
GAzzAN1GA as Donna Ann, Me 'GHrorr a. Err.
Mile PIouoIoMINI. .zeT..s
'NHI d fSsTs LoRIsr wFfsLicn coLLErTf f''e'
and all the other artists of the Academy viii wen
the popular d'nseuse' NILE SOTO
TIE MONSTER cHoRus And ORCHESTRA.
PRICES " 9f5 M s5Ssi Fo r DON hoSInz
. NJ sssSsE - Oar Isf
NEW Fa TST Ess H2yS siI II SsD SIS
has been converted which may
at the ticket etcesths unrung Price 81 There VIII be ~
cents admission y the family circle the Don Giovanni
They may likewise be had IN the evening at the dDor.
On Saturday, hOv l3 az clock prectscly
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
TWO tNT1RE OPERAS
FIRST appearance Of the renowned cantatrice,
Madame IAB0RDE,
Prma Donna from the Grand IN when
given the whole of Bellinis opera OF
NORMA
To be followed by (irs time m America Paesel0's
LA SERNA PADKONA.
(The pomineerng Iiousemaid)
Ia which
Nile piaEOIOMTNT
WIN appear for the hot time her admired chaaese Of As
Uousemaii.
Private boxes Tor the Matinee may secured advance
the Academy on thursday Friday sale Of
mission tickets commences on Friday.
In active preparation aud To be produced forthwith with
great cast, MeyeFbeeI's opera
ROBERT If DfABi.E
Ard for the FIRST time in America, N0zarts
LIE N02HF III FIGA
he Nj q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
VI CLASSICAL STATUETTC
PAINTINGS,
Now open at the
FLORENTINE GALLERY

One door from Laura Keenes theatre,
comprising selection OF various specimens OF FEMALE beau
unsophistcsted and nadorued These paintings the
production Of the greatest classic painters the ancient school,
when the CHASSIS AND BEAUTIFUL FORM OF LOVELY
WOMAN void Of drapery, the theme of rivalry
petition The life like effect i complete deception and their
chaste form darms evil thought The finest LIVING MO
DEIS the world produced must have been the exclusive
study Of the artists to enable them 10 produce such ncompa
rable unparalleled and EXQUISITE BEAUTY fsultess In
color drawing and effect Artists and eonnoienrs should
fail 70 see so rare collection Open from 10 A. M TO r. NJ
and from 2 to Top NJ.
Admission IS cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-B by v. ~
u scHENtK. On frtsey. l2th instant AZ asc O'clock ~
their s~r-pn 80 Nassau street bob til
Vermont tony buls mare. tewccn anil years Old
49, hands mrh powerful warranted perfectly sound
every way ard free from hlcnish tricks
. prompt ard splendid driver ~ fact without iaa suited
courc hrourhsm physican and unc1ualei Tor VIA
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
A UcTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF MAG

"A ni6cent
Household furniture. octave pianoforte,
Rosewood parior Suits covered In rich
Brocade; French plate pier and mantel mirrors,
Superb oil paintings and works Of art.
A. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer.
VIII sell on this day cThursday),
At the private residence No n West Twenty sixth street.
Near Sixth avenue.
PARLORS.
Richly carved suits, covered in silk brocade
And plush rosewood secretary and bookcase, lined
With satinwood; solid rosewood etegeres mirror
Doors, stasuary, marble top centre and side
Tables octave panoforte, inlaid
With pearl aud solid pearl keys, cost 5000,
French, reception and reclining chairs;
Oil paintings, by celebrated artists;
superb copy Of the madonna, First
Born, Fruit Piece, Winter Scene. two match
Paintings by Northelt, rich gilt frames;
Elegantly embroidered lace curtains,
Parisian ststuetes, bisane and bronze vases,
And figures, French china and figures.
BEDROOMS.
Rosewood mahogany and black walnut
Bureaus. bedseads, washsands, Sofas
Rocking chairs, corner stands. bookrack;
Hair mattresses feather beds, holsters and pillows
Mirrors clocks, Brussels and ingram carpets,
Rugs blankets. sheets, counterpanes, &c.
DINING ROOMS.
Oak extension table, buffet arm
Chairs couch, rich decorated dinner and tea
Sets, rich cut and engraved decanters
Gobets, wines, Champ agnes, silver
Plated casters, spoons, forks butter knives.
Ivory handled table cutlery, oval mirrors DC
Sale viii commences at 81a O'Clock with
The kitchen and basement furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
I,nw nan scnFycK ArcrInNEER -cnnfcE ASH

~ valuable Of ralntinesiy r. a. r.. NJ scifENCK Pei
fay saturday l2h and 18Th Instant " ocpck each day
their 30 Nassau chce and valuable ~
paintings ~ sncieni aud modern artist. the collection 81 in
phrlfer f4 collected entirely Nv himself aud all oft
hsrst Glass. comprising The specimens by the following
artists og he passs dorf irruch. Flemish and European
schools W. fnur Block Thagrcny. he Reutin Curtis
pAeus Carv3hasn Ruysiae Wander, tycken, Palamedss
IsngeItsrh y. " Nicoie kOekok and many others The
se COLLECTION COMPRISES about piciurcs AL w dne orier
and really besuui sniect and merit The Whole roiec
finn inrInAlrg the fine frames he positively a1 without
The above rrhihtsn ant The pu5uc Sc
neral, are invited 20 examine this fine cos-ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
SAs.Ey Az AUC.laOS. .

LBERT IL NICOLAY, AUCTIoNEER-BY ALBERT
IA H. k1.oiAf-Ohce No Broad street Regular
ton sales oil stocks and bonds the Exchange
stocks and bonds bought sold al private sale
and At the Brokers Board.
SALE THIS DAY AT LA O'CLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE.
AUCTION NoTICE.-THE REMAINDER OF THE FUR.
niure contained in the house 20 West Twenty second
street. between Eighth and Ninth will be offered Mt
private sale until Saturday when the will
DO taken by the purchaser One elegant panofore used
only few weeks.
A UCrI0N N0TTCE-ELIAs B. HENRY, AUCTIONEER
"A Will sell gu Thursday Nov H. l0a O'clock at 1853 Ninth
opposite Chelsea park all the splendid wood paror
and chamber furniture consisting Of rosewood parlor suits
covered Ia brocate and hair cloth velvet three ply and in
grain carpets splendid oval and pier mirrors window shades
emma manel Parian rosewood etegeres oil
paintings rosewood tables dressing bureaus
Turkish chairs mahogany sofas sofa bedseads hair mat
esses straw palasses feather beds holsters and pillows
marble top washsands cane seat chairs china glass and
crockery ware, table cutlery, DC. Terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11


fosrRR % Scssm S ais oeocs
ia s"ase 30 rs ws fcsns street near sSS avenue
sash 20 r sqmss, y y Ia
furniture rich velvet carpets hree magnificent fsewcoi
And rvccrsu chairs "a usuh rosewood ctegres with
msrre TOPS md mirror lined with satin who'd
ve carved eegsns rosewood centre. side and
.ot tables ladies' rosew od secretary, with mirror door
nr made match the rosewood parlor furniture rosewood
sSs' sa ~ ~, sSs & MN p~s Ss r rs sy pre-
decidedly 81 the best instruments made richly
ard bscsie window curtains great variety ~ ~ paint
ag emreng many .anne Nuns asse ST. ,,ssas
day ormoiu clocks together with many other costly man
chats covered IN hafco,h AMI medallion rocking EASY
chsa and black w,nu eytsn don tables itch ~ "a
tnmblers wines champagne sob.ts celery glasses salts
s"es "a ssssp, reyolvns casters with spenda cut bottles
spoons forks cake baskets ie services stlyers ivory cutlery
Also the furniture q ali the bedrooms containing kresi
risy. In rosewood and mahogany, beds bedding g. &c
IL COTTON, AUcrroNrER -aENrEEL HOUSEHOLD
net. mapb op furniture a. ohahaeers lace cut ns &C.
A. This day THURSDAY November u Io,s ococs y NO
q has eesp sd II par one r@ewoss paa9 s on
Chandeliers extension tables french plate mirror curtains
and cornces marble top farni1e Nc Catalogues early AMI
no pos.pcnen,ent Also about - o. 70 tons q coal
SLEEPS II IFESs 81 M sS 3
suction wednesday and IhuSday. Nov 10 aud ~ a, n
street valuable choice o sinngs BY celebrated masters
ancient ant modern the collection ~ Edward Mcpermott
s city imported entirely by himself FROM Europe And not
erhbssd hcfore IN this country ~ being q the highest cass
omprsnr ch,scp specimens ~ fhe following
irr IN EIier Tenners Naysmth Daniels A. Ne vlieger
,,v Ueenesirk Van goyen Chamber Boz Orris0nfe "a
lei 81 Marnar. Williams, Earlsnd Wilson, ~. worland
reusr Herring Cur Roll Ms- reiree and msny others
y.ed N The f1rnr's about 2b pictures
art viii he IN exhibition N gallery "Wednesday Nov 3
until dsy ~ Ladies nnd gentlemen are particularly In
vi,sd 10 FAMINE this splendid calsfon-
MACKENZIE ArcTIaNFEa, WILL SILL, on
~ friA,y at0s occct 81 ~ Huisan STREET u - -
household ~ nitHr SOFA, NWrrts Net-trti4
taSes lteuch sud bedstt, BEDS sij b. iug ur
cos va tsU5es s9tt4 desksi &C