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MARINE JOURNAL,

CtsUSE.-Arrived,6 9Th, Rcd Rover. Webb. Port
land; sth, Albion, Coombs, Boston; 9th, Spy.
llodgson, Belfast.
Sid.-ith, John II. JARVIS, C ,llicr, New Orleans
DISASTERS.
Ship, John II. Jirvis ich sailed on the Al.
went ashore the same night on Beach Island she
was abandoned ne vt day.
Brig Oregon, Race, from Boston of and for
Boothbay, in ballast got ashore on the rocks sun
day night, quarter of mile east OF Black Rock
House, Coha:sct, and has gone to pieces. All the
crew safe shore except one man named
Gilman Turner, of Boothbay was lost overheard.
Sch. Eliza Ellen, Kicker Of and fom Portland
via Portsmouth \. ii. for Boston, anchored in the
Roads Sunday night Mt 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing shedragged ashore on Rainsford Island
BARK kats Wheeler, Grant from Genoa for
Boston before reported abandoned at sea, was
800 tons, built in Dundse, Scotland in 1916. and
owned in Hampton, Ne. where she was pu chased
and rehted after having beeu wrecked in the vi
cinity of Penobscot Bay.
sch. kinghshcr (of Kingston Mc) Holmes
from Paris via st Thomas. for salem mot Boston j
which put into Newport for a harbor and dragged
ashore, WAS got of without DANA &C. and proceeded
sch Welcome Return, Of St GEORGE Me from
RDrt Even for Boston, with n cargo of pig iron.
which went ashore on tho night of the 10Th ult
on the w part of Block Island has gone
pieces nothing being left of her but a portion of
her bow. About 80 tons of the iron has beeo
saved oy the islanders Thc balance will be lost.
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FOR SALE
AT
Il Il X q II / " !!
Sac Mis- Zeal Estake-LoQs, dc.

TUE following valuable property belonging to the Mer-
chants Bank Portland and situated in Ellsworth is offered
for siie--to wit:
|. The Mills, with all the arturtenances
and privileges, known the Woodland Mills ard situated
the Five Saw Dam, called together with the mill
tools, logs in the river, lumber, &c.
2. The Bennett House and Wharf, SO call
ed, Water street.
3. A lot of land on Water street. called
Jordans Point including part of Boat Cove with wharf
two stores three dwelling houses stables and carriage
house on the same, subject to mortgage.
i. a dwelling house and lot on Court
street known tile Blisdell House, and occupied BY
Addison Pool.
Also for sale, Ticket Lot No. 80, in Town
ship No. 40, mile square.
The above property will be sold in parcels to suit pur-
chasers and on the liberal terms
For particulars inquire OF the subscriber at Ellsworth
ARNO WiSWELL
DECEMBER. 1G, 1858. 4sf
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NJ u :"
ELRY
AND
FANCY GOODS,
Just received at
u. SMITHS.
Notice of Foreclosure.

Notice Of foreclosure.
EE0RGE W. COLLINS, of Deer Isle, in the
- in the County of Hancock, on thu sixth day
OF January, A. ID. 1885, by his deed of that da tie
duly executed and acknowledged, and recorded in
the Registry of Deeds for said County, VOL 1903,
rage 56', mortgagei to the undersigned, Peter
r. Tyler and Phebc n. Tyler, of Rockland in the
County OF Lincoln a lot of land situated in said
Deer Isle, and bounded as follows, to wit:-Beein-
ming at the Northeast corner of land occupied by
sullivan Green and Charles Eaton thence North
one hundred and seven rods from the Southeast
corner of the lot aforesaid; thence West eighty.
seven rods thence South to the shore: thence
Easterly by the shore to the Southwest corner 90
SAID Green and Eaton lot; thence North by said
lot to It's Northwest corner; thence East to the
hrst bounds, containing fifty acres more or less,
with the buildings thereon. The condition of
said mortgage being broken, we hereby claim to
foreclose the same agreeable to the statute in
such cases made and provided.
PETER P. TYLER,
PHEBE n. TYLER,
by their Atty, WILLIAM BEATrIE.
Rockland, January 10, 1859 81
At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within and for The
County Of Hancock the first Wednesday of Decem.
JAMES CLAY, Administrator of the Estate of Henry
A. Clay, late Of pchan, IN said County, dec ased having
presented his Of Administration upon said dece
eds estate probate
ORDERED:
That said Administrator give notice thereof to all
Interested by causing copy Of this order published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American print
ed in Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate Court
to De hoidena Ellsworth, on the Gts Wednesday of Feb
ruary next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cans II any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge
true o'Py Attest, A A. BAsrLLrr it,srsltr. 81
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SHERIFFS SALE.

HAycocE IS Jan. 9Th 1883 Taken on Fxeeu-
tion and will be sofa by pubic auction ut the
office OF Eugene Hale Esq in Ellsworth, on satur-
day the l2th day Of Feb. 1899 at two o'elock in
the afternoon, Seteuty shares Of stock u tlu
Ellsworth Banh, Lnus Woudard being the iude;
ment dett"r, L. ~. THOMAS, Skciin;
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SGhlN = ERM ol tnis AZ Apb VI WI !
commence Monday, Feb st, and continue / l
weeks, with the following BuarI of Instructors:
A. c. HERRICK. A. b.. Priadpal.
Mss NJ f. HALL, Preceptfess.
ASSIST ANTS
HOW ARD C. BEALE, S0L0N W. WHITM0RB.
This Institu ion has been in successful opera
ton for fourteen years. 1t is situated in one of
the most pleasant and healthy Villages III our
State. 1t Is easy of access, there being Daily
Stage from Bangor and the fare is only ~ cents
There is a Literary Society connected with the
School, also, an Apparatus aud Library that
Scholars may have access TO.
Mr.. H. has had an experience Of several years
in teaching, and j. deeply interested in the educa-
ton of youth and Ms he intends to have this
School for term of years, those who fitting for
College. or seeking practical education,
make things interesting. Our motto is. Do RIGHT
by preserving Coon oHrER and getting Coon
Lessons; and no will be permitted to remain
who will not come up to this rcquiremen'.
Ample provisions have been made for board at
81 80 and $500 per week.
TI0N:
Common English, Observation-Disclosures 90
Languages, ...................4,0 90
Music and Painting extra.
J. B. NIKELS,
Secretary.
East Corinth Jan |, 1859. 80
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Ellsw rth, Jan. Is, 1859. 81
SPECIAL NOTICES.


OIL.
Thi Great Discovery is now creating great
sensation among the Medical F,cultic, Of Europe
and til, country. It will cure the following (not
cverytAilg)'
WARRANTED To
Cure Fever and Aguc in one day,
Gre Glitl, in a,e nninutrsi
'~-eGute Group in ono night. r
Gre Declines. in twa f., four davs;
Care Turns all >calI- in ten minutes.
Care ~PFaias, Wounds aud Eru,,- IN from one
20 five days;
Crte lnfamlti9n in one day;
tRc Nearal1ia Craap, Tooth Ache ard Burns
in ten uiouie-;
Cure flenorrhage, >crofal, AMI Abscess in ten
days;
Cure Bruises Wounds and letter In one to
three days
Cure Rr Ache, sun Neck and Asue in one
lay;
Cure fclon:, Broken Breast a1d salt Rheum in
three 10 .s days
Cure clumsy, paIpiation and Pcurisy in one to
ten day;
Cure Asthma, FAlsS, Gout and Bfy.ipelas in FIVE
TO twenty lays
Cure. Frosted Feet, chiibisins,~-r~ j oiais
Chronic Rheumati,m Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever,
aud the lame made to walk by few bottles.
Thi. oil (be Grath'.) is mild and pleasant, and
j. a great family medicine for children tcethinS.
&C.
Ladies sbould all use it. 1t always leaves you
better than it Gads you AMI ono bottle often cures
entirely.
TOT had Of the agents here advertisement in
Other cilumn. 2s@
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BARBER SHOP

me subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, and
fitted up shop in his old building. fup sal, ~
where he will be happy to see old customers. or
new ones. lie hopes by strict attention To his
business, and by untirng efforts to satisfy tho
reasonable demands of customers, to merit, and TO
receive liberal share OF patronage.
Mr.. Z. will pay particular attention TO Sham.
po"ing, cutting and dressing cblldren's hair &c,
Ladies' by leaving orders with him may have til, If
heads shampooed and hair dressed at their hon ~.
MOSES CARNEY.
Ellsworth, Dec. 10TH 1858. Al
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July J.,

July J., " day on road in BuckSport
on pet o.. Vim. g. Chase d
ais. 2 20
q Travel from Dcdham to
Bucksport ~ miles, ! 20
2, day on road in Bucksport
on pet. of BENZ Smith &
ais. 2 90
" Travel from Bucksport vii.
to b. smiths and back to
Dedham Is miles, so
7dSJ days on road in Aurorn
and Townships No. Fl h
% on pct. of d. Silsby&
ais. 4 90
Travel from Dcdham to %.
aud back ~ miles. 20
20 81 4 q, " days at Ellsworth at ad-
journed Term, 6 90
" Travel from Dcdham to Els
worth and back AZ miles, 4 -
$40 60
W. P. Spoford.
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WIN ~ N. SAW Eli, treasurer.
ls5s-Dec 81. Dr.
To paid Salaries Of Judge and Register
of Probate $40 90
Bucksport Bank loan, contract
ed 1857 1000 90
Matilda J. Fcach . foote's 1851 liz 90
Joseph T. Grant, Agent No. $,
for repairing road, So 81
oriers $ J Court 42s2 81
Justices Ri. Of costs, Az ~
=" Inquistion bills, 1s4 81
Monroe Young note, 1857, ISL "a
Constable and Jury Fees, 1872 II
J. Court bills ofcost, 666 90
Commission to Treasurer, 400 90
Amt oi Shipbuillers bills
charged To Treasurer, 40 o6
Receives Of Hancock Bk., Ger
tifica,e-- charged to Treasurer, s 90
In Treasury, in uucullrctcd
taxes, and dues from the State
for taxes and cash. 3i1S 40
" Int on l"auS, and other
i'elsc AS per abstract, 19S SIS
sI4,sos 90
ConrRA. CR
BY hal in Treasury ian. 1855 1921 co
Amt County tax. S67a %
:" ~ leans, 1900 90
Temporary lpqn COZ 90
Reed from various sources as Dor
sheet A, 1876 90
sI4s92 Cd
HANCOCK ss.--rrcasurcr's O1cr, Fllworth bee 3lst,
1898. n. X. SAWYER. Co II.
A true cory Attest.
N. X. SAWYER, County Treasurer.
Errors exce ted
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HANCOCK IS. CLERKS OFFICE.
ELLswoRrH JAN. LIST, 1859. {
hereby certify that the fifteen proceeding ac-
counts are true copies of the original acc ,unt of
the County Commissioners for the year 1858, and
n o same having been sworn to and allowed, or
ders have been issued for the payment thereof
out Of the County Treasury.
PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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Internal improvemcnt-Taking good beef
steaks instead of bad whiskev.

When is man like rooster? When his
head is combed.
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EAST COkINTH
40 A d E M Y !!

THE SPRIN1 TERM Of this ACADEMY viii
commence Monday, Feb. st. and continue ii
weeks, with the following BoarI of Instructors:
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In this partment he found the largest stock ever
brought Of Bang among which can be found Rich
Gold Band French China Tea sets aud Plates Rich Chin,
and told Naces ID different patterns from 81 IS IS
hite Granite China Tea Sets with Plates T,recns Hut
ter Dishes. Steak Dishes, Bakers &c, to match.
n un,b assortment uf
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uEYhy H. LEEDS, AUcrIoNsER =

IJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER -sALxsRooN NO
q Nassau street, Beautiful sale OF fancy HsNRY
II. LEEDS co VIII SCI 8. auction Tuesday
nedsy May y and Is q. ivy O'Clock each day at the sales
room, NO Nassau street. magnificent marble stauary,
just received from Italy works bronzes roe
urna very rich Bohe nisu &c being the largest aud
nos valuable stock Of goods offered auction About ~
OF marble ssuary among which are groups Of Eiaca
Mceest by the celebrated Pa OF Milan Boy and
Girl Psyche; original Venus after Csnova Hehe Flora, the
Four seasons Madonna copy OF Muro kiey lnnocencs;
Diana; Goddess OF Music Daneine Girl segsar Boy; Flute
Bust OF Meditation hne aut about u pieces of
garden representing several subjects and splendid
eDt Of aabaer saces under glass SHADES Big the
ariiats assortment OF agate
marble Bardigne yellow Sienna, htrusran, M-oe Roman
Grecsn roehesi vases from inches feet high suable
for tLes dwellings; Gothic ,nd @oman azzss card
All tie ehoye are inst imported by sigoo- r. PaniS Ami
Alec groups hrorzes and clocks diunr
tea other useful fancy artciss Ths
above socds ON exhibition as above his DOLLY ALE
that WI he made this year as sgoor Pandnlo
eavnr for kurope ladies and gentlemen are
requested to exsnine tots collection uoods sn susnr ~
sale article will positively be sold Persons pura
re have their goods packed st iang 80 % 20 10
any part Of The country
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UC1IoN NoTICE-To HoUsEKEEPEes, HOTEL
"a keepevs and psIes ia want of superb household
ure household furnishing goods and chss,e and beautiful
works Of art Wl be sold this day at pgbic
mencipg at 10l2 O'Clock precisely, rain shine by Is
WEIGHT, aiopeer the very large ,osy collection
Of thing pertsirp to fashionable and nshed
rtacenoA taned 10 he large dwelling house West
Twenty first between Eleventh. aud Eighth avenues ali
OF hitch Will be peremporiy sold and must be removed i'm
mediately.
PARLoR, CHAMBERS, DINING ROOM g..
contain superb full suits OF paror
elegantly carved in blue and gold brooae one do covered
in colored brocace, with rich carved frames one DO
covered In silk velvet wood sofa
brocate and lace curstns elegant mante mrrors
large pier mirrors with corpces
eteeeres Turkish cunges with voare chairs l. Ia
dies French escetoe consoles In buh work. shaded
nsspfcent panofoe with pearl keys velvet and
tapestry carpets reception chairs In satn splendid china
vases beautifully decorated bronzes bs9ue figures with
fne collection Of patlt glass and ornou
chandeliers DC rosewood marble dressing
gace With mirror front; brosze clooka recuInR
chairs about hair BnRsh bsnkets French
counerpsnee commodes and oval mirrors wash
80 French shades for windows lounges sofas cot
and other chsirs with large variety OF dining
nhure extension table silver war; spoons forss casters
dining and tea service rich china dining i7O pieces
French cbius cut gsss Of every description ivory CUTLERY
hcgsny furniture enumerated. Sale rain or shine.
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s1nUsEm HWru.

1
a CANAMY OF MUSIC DON sIoyANcI
"A bTEAKUSCh ITALIaN ,PsKA
x.- MILE PlCC IsUufN.S
LAfT APrt a. kCG tbul four IN AMx2mA
On wednesday May Is,
Moza,ts iu,m ,tai Don c;fdvansr
Fust appearat ce this ses-ou OF
:, Mite. fthEeA PARODL
the eninet TJan alto vocalist role 81 Doun. Aunr
Fnsssppt sraIce OF
. Monsieur aAaSIEs,
the celeb ateS bnrioce 10 Don u,vswu,
Mr. strs Soscb has IN. paarre o. sass xars
In noi t~i rsssfcrwork the gresest OF III Operas,
49, H. CON JlUs srNi
will he percrued With tbs aos, coz, ple1, ana bea,
cars ever vi messed here "
r... On Wsanstp.y Msy Is. 1859.
~, feress Yarcd
dor sre hrs tine IA aew Yosk)
Isna.s ia strssosah
Aepore ho''.... ....... .Moas Juacs
For the srHt naae e. sie~ y,'k,
-, Nor the first tine In York;
Derna Mile Pc,plonmi
Conductors. Gig seztoaed NJ Str>k sch
TO cay al AL the isket ofIs-
80 sispors Dei.sIDg uosyesr.
'e ceebsaied dr1~ ao tr.,a UyBns .rty mako
debut in taci'fs g~snd opera, .prD
In active rehearsal IL POtInTO or NAVTrRI
shu day MAJ Il at one ocsock grand Gaia Mastnes-
pUkAL FESTIVAL AND aUsIC Al. PIo.Ic
~ JveD hy TIE beW ork
cist:np, Ia cor junction with be MuscA
eiety al Jones' Wood Sopasv TuesdAy Jane sp57
Full particulars IN future ADVERT men.s.
AcInissicD 70 cepts
u. Sou AID, Secretary. q. q HILL. Chairman
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in svsr' way Ts tx IS p.,ss: 3, - asx,r-
w Inlfuture doors open At 7; t, commences M7X.
WI be prcducei for the first time
y.onsr Esq. lsSy 'o osisSastsi and elegant condy
MEN OF IaE DAY;
This has been long PR alton aud viii be present
Cd with !, a,% scs cse; AVN .ppo,vrxvx~s
The above medy had in London extrsordn ry of
an the important pe.iod terms OF he highest
Mr. w'''l has T sS& sS%E PS SIs.'s
:, With the following powerful
rIaLk bAwtt Mr. Lester Walisck
fobin Wndbrar. " .eot
s,I LioaeI waeslleish
Hon .ueusns Adolptns Mr. Pios ss
jan 60 ME- feuag
Ms Mrs PC er aass
Jenny Miss Nay rs a sanSa
J.mma s,na ,ton siss asarsrde
s1h oPsis Of s0Es. ~ AsD EVENTS '' ifs'
Drswi"s room at Woodlands will view Of The lawn and
Tor reading The weemss sGS .as D1s
oniSss nsry Of the ties
ure at last Alarming intelligence Mo'
ssts ss
W'lohrtert breeding Wl-Iner.
pected denouemept.
LAPSE OF THREE x,NrHs.
ecene I-Drawing WOodsn
Jeeues and Jcmr1a council OF war; he
plsn OF camraigu-ihe Doctors advcs-Iucy and Flank
The kcse de guerre-How succeededrhe tete sete-Fne
copfs deratee mon plussed
Scepe III -ht In he hall Wa
The Hon Adolphus and Mrs Wildoriar-A tender com
mencement- q ID ass Luphemia and Lanca
rbire-t ountry souInbip-sn ununely arrival
lu-Central within Wood.
~idbria- Liopels galantry-rhe green e. ed
nster-The cousins The Dacian and his clubToe
La boep0m A ess,n ia polite resJ-1h he retor-The chs
lepge-1be true gentleman.
ANO1EEH LAPSE OF THREE MONTHS,
ACT III.
Drawing room Woodlands openrg into library, with view
OF cor servaGry. .Ieher wood and Wallace
The e,eo,ful dsywhn ,ur all wiz be decided-Fra1E
and the DOc;0rSir Li0belA delicate requestThe Auu
scrptlbe clever little eirlrLucy and nsronet--Endy
mor ar HebeTbe 'Jkt'e GIL" Ia too clever for
he worldJeemes courhp end Its
and the breach of pr.mse-Mrs- Vavasor and Frank-A
fashionable Dothor1he solicitor
acceptAnce--1h he refusal. and
THr STORY Is TOLD
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A J. J. RENrIE, ArcTIoNEsR. OFFICE ass BIZ DAD

a htNuiE, AICtlONEGh OFFICE Z39 BIZ DAD.
Large sle Of magnificent househod furniture superb draw
ing room suts seven octave pianoore oil pani saNry
vses French plate pier ard mattel mirrors lace
Gay Mopdsy sale commencing 1919 O'Clock prscseiy It
TIE elegant ressdence NO 70 West Twerysixh street.
parties arst class nusehod f,rriture TIL,
chance seldom offered. The made to Ter
for the MT by thcHe celebrated
kcb rsnAsene and be perenptory sold Sale positive
rain shine
Drawing Room.
Richly carved rosewood raSpg suits;
vercd 10 eai7 brocafe unoqre.. consisting
tee ae'e sofas iva two receoon snd eigh; oval
centre tab and gothic cnss epccgnsurs
spd bo1kcase liz ed with wood
ner etferes fire acreens oil palrogsthe NsdDna paint
ed BY Sellers, superb FLIGHT Of Joseph Mary
into Faypt Upper Lower LAKES Of Killarney by Cols
Argels. Whisper fruits and howere wtuter s.sne french
line svpes bronze clock 81 days velvet
French cbita vases richly painted and imported
sent owper At great eruense; sx light
Chandeliers pier p,irrota rosewood g
shsoee l.ce curtains Payian marble
bropo.S representing Chsremagpe and ov-7 Shard the
Ran'y carved rosewood seven oosve ptsa or tnsii
pearl and solid pesr keys muric
cover BAL rosewood hat stand ocio,b Iots
oreseDg bureaus wssbsancs coDmoces
wardrobee toilet tables shaving stands toilet
sets hair feather beds bnlsterr
bIar kes sheets quilts counerpanes rssel Garnet clocs
yaes, &c Chambers third and dahoganv
epd bsck walnut Sofas bureaus rockers wsshands
fe exer sop dining table (Herts pstepD and
stand dumb walter chairs and rich and engraved
glass dec ntefs gobes wine champRgnes fruit
snds Salts &c: solid ss dirurr
chns dpner set 6G pieces richly decorated tea set lver
plated caster forks knives urn
cake bssk ct savr ice pitcher ivory hand table
Aso large assortment Of kitchen and uroiture
With which the sale viii positive rain or
shine.
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SALES AT AUCTION. :


I II Bn*f h LEEDS, AUGTIONREk, s.i.s-afA ~ e
- Is eseaau street -HBNKY n LeEDJ co. al 81
% s Ga Monday May 40 clock. At e eslsA ss
- - aessu street susols books se -
r syms eoos N ni.t.ry poetry bxaohy - en-
Psrry oJ ~ yos paieut oaios Rsp,sts lose
ilry onled states AMI japan Exposition yxs
M.h oIss hrioic Women Of History MsrAhss Lac =
DotAs OF equal merit '' '"' ~
n akhs u. LETS AUcToNsEa-sALEsso goo ~
- asssn t-Large ssle OF oil psiongs by IN .s ct
,"c, ps.es, Ie'spr'y nhskf Iced, 90 viii g. AZ
a.. N zt Nnsss1 STR IT. coIecl OF
SMet pfu ~ the navy beanty aoH vss -
AVs's q the frat Glaze, wh be soi nh Ss, ,lG,s.s
Nkpa 70 be m tde saLs'aory to the pu oclvsiar
toe Nsstah bs-tng his keciuis" Easeia 9ton .,c.
bpscrbtet pt ure similar In his 5oalatr y,,i,.
recently eoo In har -son At pnbiis sale Ard nj ia,
thouseDo collars: also shseo with ~ fy Hug,oa "
boecs bowen fnsD sud 10 his aeca,e style ot nh q,
les with rse specimens of by schie-ingsr iotaeht
OfernabD others OF Dusseldorf sand Wersh.t&
eKtsCronary Performance Rome. az ae-,
esl5 e rS0 eilpr OF vhich
her r&sHipg that Of sl,o s<inr.
too psS;aarizo ~ esdag aytis,s OF aoIanf
b-t and rgla<, purchased d,re the Artist -
those courfS'es whsh vii bs sold with m
sinsiy mare sssisf story Tas sssys
are the property ~ BsfsmDat .sq this city wh,ts
s.vope. and vii be aed out resarve ma
oantbgs ~ni be exhibition goa .ts,oru.
hree days proUs ~ SAFE All lovers of ~
y!s - IN their Dslpu
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EDWARD II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER--PERE M eroaY
u sale OF four boilers at auction e. II LUDLOW A 20
VIII sell auction Thursday May I9 at ia ociocs noon
the foot Cherry street. ka river second hand boil
arded from the steamship North Star pier foot
Full particulars the auctoneers Office No Ia Pine street
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

A N ANSWER To THE QUESTION WHAT ARG CALI
lsnN dAsloudst-C SioFns Diamonds are simply plsscS
81 crysaIsd quar- rock, ound only IL Cshornls
BY peculiar pocesa 10 equal the real damoni III uru
haucy Being hs a6smant they are dirsoe aua csnas
he nyufed either by air water Call and examine hef W
exNishiop and for aale al ,,,,
ISL Broadway. Broadway sJl. brosiwsy sSL
VkJATCHEs JEwELRY, CHAINS, LoCRsrs, a. &C.
w New and elegant asso neni ch c&per fhta housa
IN tfe cty whoesaie aud retail liberal discount n the
rads onnty me will do well to can Rnd MIRA
osr goods before puchssipg slse~hnre-
e. LIZ FORT CO., " Nassau street. roem No. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

.TosN BOYD. AUoTIotIER. WILL SELL. on NON.
- cay. 10Th inst general househo,d ~
kitchen furniture, books &c Ac. Terms cssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

UCTiON NOTICs-H T. LkEDs, AUCgIONErR TX
a ief etee sale OF elegant household FUR iie pisnoort.
on penpgs DC at the private residence IS wes rieventa
street resr SIKH avenue Tuesday IT. ln
Lt hne VII, e'l "a above al the fir nturc in
me rouse consisting OF one splendid rosewood pianoforte
soc earl stool and cover; aui su
cspes satin dnmnsk and pier sni
Tel three u rosewood suits of psror furntnre
ered 10 saa brocAoe with three elegant
etefees wb ae glass DOORS lades escrr~ secretary
root clses csb'pes DC Estuary msrhe
str tables elegant Turkisb easy chas cd
obai's ccverd in meoa i'oB four eegat chsudoers
Lrssrn sevs and efnS vasss bqae psr,sr figures;
une on paranes BY celebrated artists dining Library
chamber furniture: we'd and
dressing bureans bedsesds washstands and comm,es ali
to match n slts OF rosewood library frature
oval Grd per mirrors velvet and tapestry BRUSSELS
rufs n large eprtrg and hair mattresses beds ali
exersnn dining tables and chss plated ware m s~be
top seboad sta cut gsss and ruby French chin
dinner and ties seis silver plated koves Spoons
hod ALTO the Basement and kit hen furniture with which
sse VIII commence Sale positive raiu shine Catalogues
10 be hsdat the house on the morning Of sale.