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NEWSPAPER LAW.

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mt is due be paid.
If subscribers neglect Or refuse to take their
IS from the Office to which they are directed,
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If subscribers remove to other places, without
hing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
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The courts have decided that refusing to take
cr or periodical from the Office, removing
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tentional fraud.
The United States courts have also repeatedly
ed that postmaster who neglects to give sea-
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rs the postmaster liable to the publisher for the
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Stea boat Cards.

New ORLEANS AND OUacHIrA RIy, N.Y. \
Err Ten DAY PACKET, }Sssss:;ssIf11
DOR Camden, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluff, Column
L bia, Harrisonburg, Trinity and all intermediate
landings ON the Ouachta and Black rivers, the supe-
perior passenger packet, "R. w. McRAE," Len
More, Master, J. w. Tobin, Clerk, will continue to
make regular trips in the above trade during the
season. Feb. II, '5S-ds
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17

All TuRouGH.-Mr. Jones, after having
spent an evening over his bowl, went home
little show come yoii-so." lie was fortti-
nate eno'ish to fl.d his better half asleep.
lie went to bed, and after moment s
cogitation, be .kought It would be policy to
turn over, lest his breath should betray him,
Alers Mrs. Jones opened her eyes, and in
the ihidcst manner in the world, said
ZONES, you needn't turn over you're
drunk clear through"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17

Es- 'John, can you tell me the differ
ence between attraction Of gravitation and
attraction of cohesion = ayes, sir; attrac-
ton of gravitation pulls drunken man to
the ground, and the attraction Of cohesion
prevents his getting up again."
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REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET,
NJ ESSE E n G E R.

TOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, CHAMPAG-
L nole, Ouachta City, Trenton, Monroe, Pine
Bluff, Columbia, Harrisonbmg, Trinity and all n
termediate landings-The elegant, swift passenger
steamer MESSENGER. G. H. KIRK, master, I. A.
Bale, clerk, will continue in the above trade, until
the season closes, making regular TEN DA 7
TRIPS, every attention given to way and planta-
ton landings, her accommodations for passengers
are not surpassed by any boat in the trade.
Feb. "a 1853, AL.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17

QUrrE RIcu.-There is a man who ped
dies writing paper through the streets of
BROOKLYN worth, it is said, 100000, which
sum he has invested in bonds and mortgages.
He says it has been made principally by
selling twelve sheets of writing paper for
four cents, "and carefully outstanding the pro-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-17
- = Bayou BARTHOLOMEW & New Or

4s&lSl LEANS PACKET SILVER MOON.
THE above new and light draught packet SILVER
i Moon, J. w. Moore, Master, Frank Moore elk,
will commence her regulrr trips in the Bayou Bar
thooIlew the first rise of water and shippers may
rely on the Silver Noon remaining in the trade the
whole season. 29t
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The Creole Girl.

Let some sing the praise Of the donnas Of
! Spain, ......--..... 4.
Some the say-heafted maidens Of France,
Some English, some Irish, some Scotch,
some the fame, ''' F-. ~ ssE.-r. lssz
! Ofthe Moorish, who melt in glance
As for me, will sing of the glorious girl,
That in one shows the charms of the whole;
The beauty that sets hearts aud head IN. q
whirl- ,t, .s .-.. ...
The languishing, loreing Creole.
Their !, naught that's as soft as her dark,
waving hair, a,,, ,a. u,
There's naught like her long silkeu lash,
There's naught like the grace of her motion
and air,
There's naught like the'passionate fash
Of her large, indescribsSle dark, dreamy eyes,
That swim in an ocean Of soul;
All Love wakes to life and Indifference flies
At the sight Of the lovely Creole 1.ssl
None, none, love as we'll as the warm hear
ted girl, =
Who dwels nah the blue southern sky f!
when Love in her soul doth his pinlons
unfurl, @
For tho one she adore sho would die;
She asks not, cares not what others may
think. ...
Her wealth in her 1over's kind smile;
She cings to his barque, tho It's ready to
sink, ~ b.
Tho the world and its minions. .revile.
All! who with this beautiful maid can conl'
pare .-. ...-.-... ..
This wild devotee unto Love:
This tropic exotic, the sweetest MOST rare
This. matched only above
Let hearts, ruled by heads, have their beau
ty more calm.
Their maidens reserved and more cold,
But l choose the maid whose warm hearts
in her palm, .
the matchless, impulsive. Creole !
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zWM. II. USDEEwooD.

The feelings Of John Underwood can bet
ter be imagined than described. He took
the joke quite cody, however, turned his
horss's head the other way, and by severe
and ardusus study ultimately became one Of
the prominent members Of tire Georgia
Bar. y . t...
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ANEcDorE OF THE LATE JUDGE UNDER
wooD.-From late Georgia paper, which
has been relating anecdotes of celebrated
men in that State, we learn that the old gen
tlemat was at one time seriously annoyed by
bis son John, who was always begging his
fathery influence to get him some official
position. Worried with ceaseless importu-
mites, he gave his hopeless heir one morning
sealed letter, directed to Governor Craw-
ford, Of Georgia, who she thought would
do something for him" A curious twinkle
about the eye of the old Judge made John
smell rat; and before he had gone any
great distance, he resolved to open the letter
carefully, and find out something as to the
nature Of his farther's endorsement. To his
great astonishment he read the following
first rate 'letter of recommendation :"
My DEAR FRIEND This will be handed
to you by my son John. lie has the great
est thirst for an office,with the least capacity
to fill one, of any boy you ever saw. Truly
yours,
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FFrC c Il order to that effect
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4. = Ae Fifty cents for each continuance
[. q ,u;h 5 constitute a sQUARE) A liberal
4. 4 ~ to those who advertise by the year
H."XxG liiates for Parish offices S.
EW ~ eoffices, $40, invariably
y I%V With neatness and pune
v a,V hing to the business of the estab-
addressed j. Q. A. TALIArERRo.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

DIArCARD HOUSE.

II
ID Broadway and Twelfth street, New York.
Fsshonsbiy ocsed elegantly furushsf and no spen for
arf fsw,ies boarding Board "
peg day. RI rates The rooms large
and well ventilated: baths s-s aud every mvera nprove-
nenf Tsblrs p~ivAse served all hours viii nut
chsree Public favor ectfnlY socet ~ The
sxtmeut BbAFCAkDk MsCLxii.AN.
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UCrfov NoTTCE-wM TOPPING. AUcrIONFER
N Two dsys sale
WILLIAM TOPPING A co, Auetioneers,
No Ilq Brosd~sy
Wr sell on
tuesday and Wednesday.
September IA and Is,
very barge assortment Of
sispie and fancy dry goods.
Cclhing horre,s hate,
Ao, a.. &c,
~ which they invite
Cash buyers OF dry goofs
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r W. HUNT, AUcTIoNEER.

w. HUNT. AUcrIonsEs-
u. f.l.Escm No - Nassau street
:.sona ssss pear sun .;,sas .A,s, ls.e,ss 4. i.
i;sSsa ',ss. Or: ss;s.s '.ssss ss,'a sss ass
Ss. :s S.sor .s rsvco marble 100 s.n
tsbles French ps's pier mirors h-ds,esds
oisotb nsrs.. bed. Sesaas Tr.scS chm. d,Sssr
II. sa ana s%s sS s s 'A'as'
Also s.,s s %ssTsee: Oh pruns. h. soTs q The best
ss,sicsaes w,.s ~ g.sulS.. viz Be s..ay Monday
ieepe,s s,d de.e- -l nod IBIS s.e ~otay q their
r MAcEEsz,E AucrIoEEkR WILL sELL rus
day AZ ocecs Al ? Hutton street alsrKe s.orrsst
end beaiss plain snd Crossing saresas cad lSes .Isa
,icu DO dining room ens. oessr and eay chairs. -sd.
MORTGAGE sALn or. stEAN FSarSEs LIruEs,
W. lool, On y.ises,sy SEQ, rs a 10 o'clock, No
ins Ssr shs one side sise large 3, u obs
THoF. MURPHY Attorney for Mortgages.
PIED COLI, Auctionesra.
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCrIoSEsR WILL SELL rHrs
W; Ssy ssp. !. s. less .ioes .ll'g Iud.oa street og.
contained N The .sd ss.roe W sbossny psror suiis
.nd ihrse ply csrpss mros extension table,.
cry cutlei, s.ssNAss atss.sy ssreAss wsshssaas bed
ss-rers q bssensn, snssea furniture WIN
Witch th. ssls ~n commence Also rosewood psnoor,e,
Ar DOUGHTY AucTrosEER, VIII SILL TO NOR
M. ror twedoesds5 ~ - oclos, sse.rcocs 20 Nss
ya rosewood AZ MAHOGANY psrlor suits cook
wsshssnds beds,esds hair mstreses pslisssss ssrd.
roess ognaes &c ,osesr with large ssersunent Of &C.
nrL PAINTINGS AT AUCrroN-k cHoT0T coIiFc
~ ton over zo AL mounted gold leaf tram 20, wli be
a he ~ sgoss~ag su wi g SS
eseh d.y and evening gs ne Whole are dspofsi o
In hs soe.ion sl be susd aae landscapes agure
and fruit pscen nautical vewa Scnpinrai hsiorcaI and
psTsor. cabinet or saloon J0iS fsvfsoN .ac,5nssry
pERExProsr SALE or READY MADE ctoTH
a oRIsrAras, suc,'eeser g Bo-cry.
About soco Cor the essen, and se.sop.
cornprisins the usual assormont
3s'"'' ssc, pisce sooss' e5ssi,t.sy ~ &C.
Cassimeres CO hs pesersbsrs pilots .ss vessnga 40
pAwEBRosERs Sale rms DAY By JOHN soRTT
q pledges ~ CIDER * 81 isrr. NO ss.
Bowery, and Asraasn 0oedmsn, No. 81 Centre street.
RIsnIga,h Issc $500 80 A Asp ~ ,VCTioSssR
lab mat, = ~ ocock wi'hou rssfys thsr snesrcoms
$50 packages ard ios orssa and aoms-lc hardware con
sisrg fles obss Eougss composers py ers runs
uowe .6ovei. Sss paaors sn.bs5. s5,,ss
axes cury combs ersrng knives sd,s. augsrs gInoei
ceryers shs.rs fnshes, bfsds, &c, &c In lots city
and country buyers
An invoice Of French IN ware sc c,usir'ny of shin
meis osssns Spoons, table spoons preserving seea Try
Also
An ibvosce Of coopeIs Tools IL &C.,
200 sample raris ,Ss&eld cutlery, consisting Of knives
scssors shears &c, &c
~ oreer Of tie sss,spee
An invoice e. TOYS, fspcy pooes a..
.yyLv, STIR sIovEs, tUorfcsYFR-wTTL SILL TO.
snS.nsa ~ sos.s ~ s y. tr
q Brussels and pgrsn crpets psror chamber and slchen
ara cot. tables bedstesds bureau. washssnds strsses
bed. stdcug ertension dnng table soves cns 81
silcoth. hall stand and chairs kitchen furniture &C. tc
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NEwspApERs.

C,AUsE AND CURn or syIL rag PaILaSrHRo.
W pic convettOn ~ Utica Al auihenls report w ire
speeches letters snd proceedings will Sc puSshea ia this
weeks SPThIIUhb TIA 6DNaAff Price cen : perc3Dt.
" per snoum, Aedress a. P@ts dee li5 aa'isn lane
New fotk
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fyBAgGE % HOUR 70 ETGHT O'CLOCT-NORgTgG
~ haa every DAY Auaays eteHu1 ,ost GLlFGOs,
t@adiss a. AnO~ s,ree f0pkers Hastings ipbSs ferry
lrtinr Ga Tern " -. tlng s8H end 8averstras
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A UCfION FAbE OF NA3NtFfIFNT
a - HOUsErVlD FunNiIugy
l ~. RAEos ia o9ysssD y ssocsDs 4s
isys, iuiAid .ls pear, INSIDE ~ eiy nsasr.
THEODORE sovr'bs SMITH, ssGScrt1sEsR.
4, -. . VA ssll !As ca, Sec, I,
shove s"u.e q s esrssa r.a@oss psr iS
ssss. ss.s s..: soor. .s.ssSos ssss...s assd
VIZ .e,ss so es,. .d ssss.''y ,aa ssos'.
rsn,ed for iso years BY he nsxer; rcA en- srodered
errerss; OF psinnSs s.s,sary. marble too cen.
20 nee I'D sonsol sbss Iu,fsh reaians and reception
brxohe rich iaos curtains sad co-ures rrsnch
sspd ssr M s,ss ,s. .sssr sps
ysse. sac egre. end many -o-ss q velve,
igfpnOrr 0.h erspsor table ssr,Ss ps.p oss arm
sss ms ss ss s sscs. sAna ars esn Srsnsa
cutlery ascrp,on vory handle so,ss. al
s.sny d.a.s % .e q plsss P.ss ssss raj siss
snd ru dishes slver pssd ware ssss,s sppss
and 20 srve. cake osseis spoons forks butter knives
esrvsd sooi On suite besstsad bur
-.<h.ssd eomci. amour glaze, lowell raes, desc
shelves centre snd caro- ssles sofas o.kius and
b1Ees souBsrpsEes ,hees de any and bisa wsi.
NJ. 'arn q ever esecriphon tae I0.
ssse % a.ck shs q car tss RODS II, ssh avsaue
sod ssses pass within 70. ceo s, q a ss hoass
. TrRLcTTvE SALE or Rich And COSTLY HOUSE,
entre msgnsseu furniture and valuable Of ar coz
tkinsd de dwelling No 52 Wasf rwsity hrs street be
tween he Seventh and Eshh 70 be soi without
70 m2rov "Wednesday ct lc1s o'clocs precisely.
W ", WEsTCOrT a co, auctioneers, wall sell ahove
~ csogue, over 200 lots Of superb househod furniture
euhng everything 10 be found In fashionable and els
Esnry fnnshed residence. The circumstances ~ s sale
msss In perase that he ~hole viii be scd positively and
vhn9ut resefye, consisting Of IA
rARfOFE.
Three e,En rosewood osror salts covered with rib sk
sIo,sae yh clip SUPERB seven ostAve wool pl
anefoe i've Ell gant per and msnie
richly tsmtd s'k and lace curtains Turkish chairs
wocl cenre per and sofa s5es, too elegsn. wood
eefefes WIN mirror doors, rich tapestry Wilton carpets
mf0le ssiuary, splspdd mante with Deaufs col.
leSon ~ psior 9snsmsu .apers OIL pa ming, including
wors, Lady secressry, music cabinet, &c.. 40.
Chambers and dining om-ho~eWvof hurasus wa
stands, c0nuGdes carved bGdsieads
door, all 10 match about thirty is-ve a,sressos ne
Huclisb blsnfes suits In we've
rich china toilet sels ersneed furns-e Shades
tension dining table rich silver chns on
description. runy and cryssl gsss IVORY ana peal
cutlery with duing furniture Of every
Also large quantity Of superior mahogany and rose vo
furniture, oolobs, carpets, glsss futures Ac not mea.
uonei making vey large and really agra:aye ls whcs
will commence without regard 70 veeher, iOI O'clock
precisely Parties have heir furniture stored ped
By reii,bie persona
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STEAMBOATS,

rvxRroor BOAT ron yoNKxRs HASTINGS
n Dobb's Yerry, TArvy'own, sing sag and naversx.-
am~ BRoADwkY ain leave pier feet o. Jay ever,
afwnoum Rwndayn erceg ed At Ao'clock touching Amos
street kesuruipK vii issss Hsysrsssv evsry mornnx
Kamksr n . el0uk
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a UCTIoN NoTICE-SroCK AND FIXTURES OF AN
"A old established grccery.-SsauEi. OSGOOD CO
auctoneers viii sell This day. sept IA 10 O'Clock ths
v5ole Of Ire stock and Sures in store So Pine street. Tor
merry occupied by Charles NJ Marry hsq cousisia< u
qun-s sesars Ensish beer pups brsndy whiskey wine
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BALES AT AUCTION

Alfred BaAoo. AUoIIoNEER;- BRAGG 90:
@ SCI Gu..as sr on ra Ss -
nS soo pusSs s s ous and
pRIKx II. mULLws, AucrIoNEEs. WILL SELL, OK
n wednesdsy September Is A. IL O'Clock ,he Mer
a, 10 he tx ward aSo within one Of he Cy No
sns Centre street IN The city q rew ora o r OF me
RSlss .pp s.a:s % .es . 00n1 m
NJ REswIE, AUcTIoNEER-By BANGS. MEsgrN
a. q oo.-Irsde sale rooms, NO 13farf ro~,miharsss
rers Sous'nd rsam. o. SUPERIOR writing paper. ia ~
the vsrous szes Of the bsst mAn1,aesurs and vis o.
s.ose cry Including blank books envelopes cards.
nesdsy,
RICHARDS. AUcrloTEER, 500 CASES BOOTS
= Shoes hrogans and runbers, by nIcH AsDs VIII.
A on rSs eSt iS & Ssss Of and
winter sOcds .ued bot, fs city and county dealers c.a
lcgnes eGl " on morning OF saaes
hT a HvHss, win VIII sell from he shelves or
ne psssage lots 70 SUI. dealers on Tussdsy SET
sa nj Is Il blue no ard ware
shn. cut aud aa' v MARI
serve for orr cab Goods repacSed for shipping.
4 UCrIos NOTICE H WILSON, AUCTIoNEER semi.
3 annual sale ofsoou S cases boots sAoss aaa ruebsr
iept IA a. 10 coioss A. large as.Ormsnt adapted 70
This sale embraces lnasusly Orims quality
mel s. iays ma youhs tonbls sole no we'll tas md
boots, rsp oleou TOD cali KIP 0o)B
youths half welt calf and kip boots sHd efoSan
co mens and wonen's rubber boots and
oyersoes fhe attention Of the retail trade is ei2ecss Ia
Yitso. tod eiso al privs,e sale.
uCTICs NOTICE. BoGART AUCrIoNEER-BY
= ST-Tuesisv Sept IA, at lc15 O'Clock, ct No.
Sc rroepect re Brooklyn the entire hopsehld furnnFe
70 the sSSye aSIs TsSSsy st: % Ss sa
81 dclng, s-ichel furniture and usensls, &c.
UcTIoN NCyICG-FoR SALE CHEAP-rwo VERY
finely esfytd sed rosewood payof suits. cred with
rh ssa ocade spd in perfect ORDER splendid
ver octave piEpoorts city maker and warranted Also,
tsr pieces very hne rosewood mahogany,
ed CAV parlor chamber and dining tnrrure,
~ {. which 10 Perfect order ard Will be sold cheap for
cssh spply the residence No IS West Twenty second
stree. nine doer wes OF Sixth for three Gays only
UCrIOH NOTICE j. S. BARTLETT, AUCTION
IL Larga positive sale of croskefy Eless,
ETenoh China Rockingba and common rresds
Sap ID. At 70 o. nors NJ Isl rear street By 8AETLErr
GOWN large and o.o stock worthy the notice OF city
gxd country retailers. Cal and
UCTloN NoTICE-SroUK AND FIXTURES OF AN
"A old established grocery auEI. OSGOOD a. CO
suctonee-s viii sell this day, Sept IA 10 O'Clock the
v5oe Of Ire stock and xurea in store 50 Pine street. Tor
neriy occupied BY charles Marry. hsq conaisuax IT
&C &c.
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TnsTIrCTx ynR young GrHTLTNEe BOARDING
sad day school under the III ector * Professor 3
MAOfICr, A, IS "a MARKS pisce New YORK french
Rngsh spR-sA and 0eTmsr iaDsusg class s. c7erc-
Frierces 1wo o;sinrt cepsr7narta IRE classes vii
reopen Mc-dsv 8eptou For details aud reEe
ace circulars whcA MAJ b. hsd G. tae Izgi uts.
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. rcTIoH NOTICE 9soggs NICHOLS. IucrroyFr,

A UcTIoN ToTICr -saoRGE NICHOLS. lUCrrONErR,
n Cfrs No ~ IorlAsac. klreet .sEOnsSg ciCaoS viii
se wednesosv, september a. nis o'clock The entire
fur1.inre. mirrors ke four sory oroxp
front bouse No 80 <sst r~ er, second street. near
Ninth The furniture seslv cew. having been
but mopshs and viii ne sod srh,ut
hgbes, tode Tho catalogue embraces one wood
lor SUIT, IN plush do IL h,irreih.
rardrob- ball stand bur..us w.sb- bedstenda
side and pier tables chNmoer suix french
ras irrers oil psifngs Brussels oirloshs
Tursse easy chairs nste--.s cutlery slv-s plated Ard
chira norsry extension fshles &C Ac In
srice usually found IA Grst clss. rescenee Data
l0gues ready cn TIE morning Of ale.
GhDAgE NICHOLS Aactlou ser
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LsRFD BRAGG AgCyIoNEER.- BRAGG 90.
- VII cell al sucii ion Tuesday, IS o. IVA O'CLOCK
~ 80 Cortlsndt sreet 100 Gases rire poos sh1e:
and brosaps prsng general ss1o cnt Q. resa an
seAsonAbe goods suitable for the Souer western ana Guy
II
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4 pHlBN II. MULLEE, AuCrIokEEs, Will SELL ON
n Wednesday Sep embeY is ut II O'Clock o. The Mer
chants exchange valuable three stery brick soIss snd
he FIX ward within block OF the City ia Nos,
q - Cspre street, IN the city OF New York Part OF the
purchase money remain On bond and mort rage For
maps applY at s. WAL street
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1FBa A TEIBAUL.s BOARDING. AVID DAY SCHOOL
W Tor young lades TiN zen :. NJ IS w&Ssi7stcL
place .. Wednesday. ssptsrn Der rs.
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TORN NscKUILRA'S CLASSICAL. gREgga AnC
81 fuvst schoc vii opss or xcnea-, ssot.sars 81 ~
Nrotdvb.. Of sene6 s.rss. Ci-5GiErs uaY b.
bad rem lockwood on. AL Brcsdwsy, { rraoeiS
90 So Broadway. snt !. 0sC~sr So Brcsdwsy
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NFgs GOVT ana RsNgH AID Eyay IeH &c AIDING
M ana sehoOi for YcEBg i@d,s5 viii Dp0r We'd
ne-5sy serteEber Is, 1t 10 70 9Th aus.
Thl-ty era street.
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A UcTTCr NOTICE.. BOGAEY. ArcTTONFvR--BY
n s BOG ART -Wetn-sosy. sspt-nner IS ~ los oco
A. III sncisyn r. ms No sorh WILLIAM aIeet cocsabe'
sale wagons hsrs-hcd furt u-e iooteg stseea LOT
hardware. screws, hinge nsger msh,GSny wrrg desk.
lerleer wagon. &c 10 IN W sUxEHEHDs kE cnuEtsbls.
Aso co. stables sale To- 81 groserss ntiufea snsrav
iEgs az, AZ.
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q UG7IoS Tc.rcE-aIJH AND FAJaIoYABL'

a UG7IUH NOTICE -RIJa AND FAJaIONABLg
y hocseieid furniture u. W. PORTER, eu:u9naer. oals
The as. Of housekeepers and others the and
tentsye OF choice furniture 10 lake pscs this
Foui tesnh street, without postpopemsn or reserve
vhsfsvPr
Prlos- Contain yards upesor carpets m,gra
sole rosewood suts covered in blue gold
rosi snd Turkish chslrs Ia moluet and satin
bToceoe ladies' solid Fooa reception AID chairs
covered 10 Sold tue crns1n and ssu large and
expensive book lined with silk and
tupy marble tcps; eypensvev pier sofa
AID tables with mErb.e cDs; thee costly rosewood
eteseres With marble tops. plate xass toors sc, 10
rcr,d expressly for the owner ladies' rosewood work
ctios vssee with tbs chsste and expensive land
painted 10 order in Frspcc magrf,ent French
piaie pier glass. with rich ard heavy gold frame
heavy embroidered lsce window curtains aud oornces
LSrFe and ereesise variety OF Oh psirLngs by native
sr,@ts tbe whole form.rK very pleasing collection;
pegor rosewood phIooste full octave e-gsrt
insd pae and richly set with keys OF real being
vusbe and cosy instrunaent rose wool psro stool
IN ssiin with elegant and coay ebrcdered
ring hocmkch velve tar @stry Garnet IN good order
tod osk exisusion sDe ali polished In The best
fancy tables mirrors sofas 7e5a chairs
clio h cEsher sh All the ruby ard sta cut glassware
WINS champagne, tutnners gobsts and tecsnsers to
Mach rich Coma tea aad drper sets costly silver
end dinner service "a inch SAVERS cake baskets casters
reee and tea forks liquor stand superior table
catsry. marble pitchers, DC.
Chlnbers-Costy aud mahogany beisteads
estuary marble top bureaus washs.apds aud sommoass
made 70 order and IN .erut condition. counferp bid
spreads, sheets grain pets, bedroom mirrors clocks
oet tables towel racks o-s sets ociohs stair carpets
ahogany cushioned chsfs rockers sofas, vges
above eeg, resdep, To LEI for term OF For
apply 70 the suciionter the morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

IIsNkY II. LENDS, AUCrIo.EER ASST JhEg'S
IL sale o. the stool Of looking glass manufacturer with
Cay. Sep ia ~ 10Y ocock a. sFsrocns M Is Nassau
sreeNksre has been ed for Of sale
tie er-e stock OF manufactures consisng Of large ard
snai uanel and pis- mir ora. Dc do rich g
cousole tables att do pier bases marble top
.sa and rsckets oil paintings and esgrsvngs picture
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UcrTor NORTHUMBERLAND TRADE BALE 81

a hardware srd sssrn-es' sale ~ mscbasry.-JUHs T.
VAN AhrWERPs seventh fall trade sslr NJ hardware &C
VII take pace At 10 o'clock on Thnrsfsy, l6h At - William
street months 2nSlo'k x, by Of ths as
Of John farehey ug. 10. % ms-hnery oos
SC fer rssh viz aide chacka GinSle ant ba1E
hsnd u b-s upright power drills sssf irsshepers
engine psn-r centres plsaer bolt hssders
acfs srd dies vices fsrlrg loo- srbors sc Catalogues
- tie machinery rss5v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

A TERHG sToRY HOUSE TO LET ANp.FuRNrURE
"A for ssle-lr would Ia. uut the let OF May farDsbet
Rouse contains ali the Eodern improvements IL IN perfect
order and pie assnis located Stages the d0f AppJ
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