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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-14
RECEIVING
N f. w G o o ID S
A. c. & A. b. BEECH,
No. So
college street.

Great Bargains
VF early application made will sell great bargain in
4 new brick house and lot in
HARDTNG,S ADDITION
To Nashville The contains six commands fine
view Of the city, &C.
We have also for sale large number OF the
NOSt Desirable Residences I'm the City
and vicinity Besides Of the best Farms In this and ad
Joining counties large supply Of the best unimproved
lots in the city proper and different additions to Nashville All
disposed purchase real estate would do we'll to call
mia ]. L. &. R. W. BROWN.
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HORSE BILLS

ONE a. the shortest notice. in ans style and IS og {.
u and zen, TO Sny POINT. Send II your 0fsssl.
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sT57 miles Nashville The Legislature afterwards
tuded the road and the Slate hs line making TIE
whole length Of the road lc7 miles.
3D. Exception j. made that portion Of the report page
third which as follows Aud aasmnch they (audins
The Second Mortgage Bonds the credit OF The road and
have Of Of knowing they be made
available IN the work Of eonsucon cfave thoughro not
70 incl ude them in consideration cf the means Of the
Company Col sievsnsn testified before the committee that
he could $500 000 Of the Second Mortgage Bonds a par N
paying for iron and done the road consequently his
amount OF these Bonds least should be incu1sd IN the esi
mated Of the Company. J. NJ. HAMILTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-14

BUTrEH! BUTTERfg RUTTERtlI
WE thirty i've Perkins fresh Reserve Butter
wv which We will ssel low,
nsis H.sFRENcH SON.
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y A. sTRExr A. L. KING, n. r. sTREHT
STREET, KING a CO.,
AT 4 q H n EKS AT l. W,
LASp, COLI zcEToE, AND
GERERAL GEN1S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TEHkATOkN ,
VWTILL practice Law in the Supreme and Inferior yours
Nv Nebraska Land Warrants enter land on tl1e,
give special attention making selections o. lands In Nebraska
wishing good and desirable anon invest Tor distant
dealers on reasonable taxes furnish abstrseso entries
and ttIeg ~ notice. buy and sell lands, town lots and all
kuds a reaI estate and General Agency business
VS. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
4Convsrse, Harding 4 c., Boston, Mass.
O. Hibbard SRp't ". Central Railroad, Albany N Z.
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg- Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver 4 Co. DO do
Dr.J s. Young, do
Gov. ". b. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hoa. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson Co., 81. Louis, BIO.
hcGsfic, Chttendsn & Co., Kcokuk, Iowa.
Wa. Sewer & Co B Gnksrs, Oscaloosa, Iowa
BALDWIN, Dodge q Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W A johnson & Co., New Orleans, LcuisianS. AZ II
BUTrEH! BUTTEslg RUTTERf!g
WE have in thirty five Perkins Butter,
w which We will eel low.
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Jude WAnroytAs stdtsmens.

Judge James Whitworth request the committee. ap
peard before the in reply to questions propounned to nm
said:
understanding among the members Of the County
Court any then TO discontinue the suit Of the county OF
Davidson against Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany the proposed cts subscription taken
Some Of tia Of the Court IN favor Of the donn-
opposed to it, but think it Is
doubtful whether maj y Of the Court would consent 70 the
dcontnuance in any9 e think however, that the Court
would materially AuenceH they shown that the Gem
pany had hui the road. and tina; would be
red on completion without unnecessary delay.
- y. ILL .nn1.I
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c0TToE-EhsTs baoysnt feeling in Cotton marke.
to-day the small amonat offered BY holders readily
taken atfu prizes Tie sales souRt o2 bales as follows
Il bales at o. 30 sl 80 at sos At &c. 10 at
iOs, At iie ls at le, and is at Ike. We quote
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Balance in fsvsr of Work House, ......,...S 27.70
A resolution offered by Mr.. Anderson, was adopts
ed, providing for the purchasing steam tug and
equipments for the purpose of shipping to the city
all the coal used for corporation purposes, il
be procured at 3 greatly refused cost in this way.
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The GRAETENBERG remedy very popular
throughout Tennessee Alabama and Georgia. and for by
every Druggist in these States Price so cents per box
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
BrrofyEsn CITY News.

PRIZE FIGHr Prevented ny TIE fo'cETne police OF the
Third precinct received Information on saturday night
that party from south Brooklyn we're making arrange
ments for prize 6gh sunday morp ing The locality
selected toe city line. rural part Of the
Egbih ward. Those engaged in the affair, becoming
aware that tDelr movements Closely watched, came
10 me CONCLUSION 70 snspeod operations Tor the present.
and So made no oem@nsrrstsn The police arrangements
were 81 perfected that il there had been meeting the
parties would have been arrested
No AsmfrrANcE CoLoRED Folks There was some
difficulty st Poplar Hall Poplar street, yesterday in
consequence OF privilege ganed By the proprietor oil Tue
premises to coores religious society to take possession
during portion Of the day. Tho hall bad been leased
for eighteen months by the Bethel Mission Sunday
School, Ard they objected TO admitting the col
orcd society, Gaining the exclusive right untti
the Termination of their lease The Sunday school
was beid IN the morning aod dismissal number of
coloree persons entered them the mhlster. The
expiaue matters aud the preacher quiet
ly withdrew though urged by portion or his congrega.
ton open the TIE subject witch causes
considerable hard feeling, and although there DIS
order It probable that the after viii be brought before
the legal Tribunals for alton should the proprietor
OF the hall persist Ia hs original Dissemination to admit
the colored folks
LcENsEs-There are already near one hundred appica
tons FOR liquor licenses before the Excise Commissioners
and thus Far some fifty have been granted. The fee for
grocery as we'll tavern oeuses is S30-the last
year, when not more than ninety i've licenses all we're
granted There is general disposition this year among
TIL respectable liquor take licenses II
probable that there will least three or four hundred
applications. The number Of places liquor sold
in this city, legally and illegally, considerably
thoussn nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
Superior Court.


DtlVTV N4Itf JNsElUu OUsWVrII
MAY 2l.--Roe Joel as. the Mayor, dc Of velo Iyk -
This action for injuries sustained by che plaintiff
young LADY of the Hebrew persuasion in consequence OF
the alleged negligence of the city authorities. Mr. judah,
for the plaintiff stated that The westerly side OF Thir
tsenth street the defendants permitted hole remain
ope and unprotected, and into which the plaintiff
ref pitged whereby she Sustained personal Injuries
Da,sAss laid al $500. appeared from the evil
cenoe o, the plaintiff herself THAI she other
ladies with their escort vent to Nbos, and returned
home N Atsge, aud that Ia getting OF stage plain
th fel in thu hole and severely injured. Dr. a.
Walton, phys csn, testified that the plaiatiG called
him an SAID nh. has with all accident. She com
plan ed Of her legs ans pain 10 spiae Had suce a.
tended her frequently The duration Of injury OF the
kiad she bad sustained uncertain. His Dill for atten
dance STA aud since there mas been bill of
$40 There evide &c for the defeuce, add after
the summing up OF the Corpo, alton Counsel ir Bls;eed,
and nr judah fer tue painuh the jury rendered
dict for Miss Rose Joel for $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
a J. j. RENNIL, AUCTTONEER
IL. SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PE2I.IC AufNTIlN

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Masnacent rosewood octave pisns'orte elegant drawing
room SUITS oil paintiDga staay pier aud mante
r9rs lace euraas bronze and orinolu chandeliers. sver
At the elegant residence 70 West Twenty sixth street. near
the catalogue embracing the richest and most
ment of farn!tu and works OF offered
this the furniture all made
owner and TO be perenptory s0ld
Catalogues at the house Gu mornng Of sale.
Drawing Room.
Magnificent drawing room suit carved In sold rosewood
and covered In Bain bvrcads, Consisting of
carved centre tabes sanAry marble ops match the
sIts rosewood eeketes mirror DOORS secretary and
lined with sat- wood lades work table, enco;peara
antique and Gothic cbsrs sofa spd cad tsbIes TurEsh
CHUNG coars Glands eutrtss tables pier aud anL
mirrors French embroidered lace curtains cornces caades
40 Dresden Oh and lgures superb octave
sd in brocade French cloth music rack books rausc
Gc bsque ard ParAn marble and figures superb
srdi, CasremauSs, Covis Fowsr Boy ana Girl az Last
orrnou chsndsers. q day nropze clock velvet
ssrpet, oil paintings by Lcerand Xetchel Vaadsn
hoven Cole Huntingdon Benne, Jpmsu and oiker eminent
s two snperhy painted andscsues IN Germany
by Ketche West Point Scene, Rattle e. Fre and
showers, Angels Vis the holy Family, Frenc5 limo
Hal rosewood hat stand socio,h stair CARPET rods &C.
Chambers secou erby wood
@ardrobes, toilet tsbes shaving stands French china toilet
rss heir maf feather beds paltesas holsters pilowa
5aDker sheets quilts counerpanes Brussels carpet clock
vases &c Chambers third and fourth stories MahDeny aud
black walnut soas washsands chairs bed
ding ingram carpets, book rack Dining room-Uak buffet
exis piston dining table srs patent buffers tray and stand
raners gobs wines chappagnes fruit and dessert stands
aln Dc solid silver dinner and tea service French china
caster, forks kptves, napkin rings coffee
beske haver ice pitcher and ivory haude table cutlery
so large assortment Of kitchen and basement furniture,
vita which tie sale viii Sale positive, rain or
shine.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
SPLENDID AND KxTRA SALE
STRAW GOODS, MEMS HATS, &c., &C.,

A LBERr II. NICoLAY AUCrIoNRER -REGUL Az
n suction mes OF stocks and bonds ALBEIT a. MOO.
LAY VIII se this day, May g. at l2s o'clock p NJ Tie
scr;a sver GIscers. Atlantic Commonwealth ard 81.
World, North Aver, great Western Marine, Columbian
Marine Kings Cosnty and metropolitan Fire ks
American Gusno United States Steam Sugar Refining White
hall and saratoga baroad and American C.s stocks Town
Racine ard hisssspp Railroad per cent Henry County
Securities received addition regularly list
during sale Next regular sale Thursday May 6
Regular suction saes OF stocks and BONDS
Thursday which have been the regular established OF
sales for years orevery day. whenever required 2
clock al TIE Merchas Exchange Stocks bonds bought
and sold at private sale and at the Broker Interest
allowed on deposits and dividends collected large variety
OF bank and Insurance. socks also other
band at private sale. ALBhRT H. NICOLAY.
Stock Aucioseer Broser and Banker No Bread street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG NAN, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE
"A wants 10 fern an acquaintance with young lady,
twenty three years age with view to msTinony she
must be Of smisbla Opposition willing to assist IN making
living All communications will be held strictly conndenual
Address William Thompson 200 0od street. Brootyn Tor one
week, ttAtng when where Interview may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL, BATH, LONG IsLASD-vuiS rssJ.
ID rable suDmsY resicepee open Tor he aesson
parties desirous securing obtain them by apuv
ing 70 the subscriber This es.abl'shnent admitted 6y al 70
he The mod beautiful In the nerboorhood Yo~k lts
1ronnds are extensive Ipd shs5ow-d by hne a bah
ing nerfecty safe Ia seven miles from fan ferry By arr
and ~ a GOOD for horses and csrragea
A. wyCAOfs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

A UCIIoF NOTICE,-SALE OF EIEG ANT HOUSEHOLD
a furniture, gilt frame pier and mane mirrors vsivet
Brussels carpets rosewood pianooe rosewood parlo suit
&c all Of which was made to order by Roux Baucone and
other celebrated makers.
W. G. ALBURTT3 AuctIoneer,
Will sell to morrow, Tuesday 10s O'Clock at No. 81 West
street. Sixth consisting part
Parloryelve tapestry carpets real bronze chandeliers
cae and lace window Cartans parlor
In plush gt frame French plate pier glass rich gilt frame
oil paintings rosewood marble top eegere marble
tables rich marble and bronze mane clock and
labras
chairs lounges, nantel ornaments, DC.
Chambers-RoeewOod mahogany dressing bureaus bed
seads hair mattresses palases beds bedding waahstands
chairs. mirrors rosewood amour agace &c &c. together
with a general assortment OF kitchen furniture.
A J; BLEhCKER, SON CO., WILL SELL ON TUES.
a. day. May d. at IL O'Clock at the Merchants' Exchange
Executors sale on Seventh avenuerhe lot and building
404 west side Is feet north of Thirty fifth street. 25x8e
house has store containing and will rent for $500 $500
Maps, dc at Nos. Z and Pine street. BY order
o SSS Kenny, Ezrs Est of Patrick Curry. decd.
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AUCTION SALE s;sl a Of FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUR.
plate pier three suits = psr n
a and
he entire - he sSve ass house,
which of the beat description consisting OF large costly
elegantly Da With pearl With sod Keys se o1e
suits parior rarnare IN RI crassoa and maroon
one 90 10 and sSa costly rosewood secretary
three Superior rosewood eegses marble :ops with mirror
satin and tanery: rosewood coroer ets%srea h rc
backs Iicn lace window ssdss bronze and
lor ornaments &c With number Of hne oil paintngs.
chairs rich gold band AID coffee ses elegant
ruby and cur glassware pearl silver oner, cake baskets
and 'a a
sprn ssa hail a sSs s
pets, dc Particulars tomorrow
4 UcrIoN NorIcE-w. c. ALBynrIs, AuorIoNEBR
ne OF psass s
eminent artsts bronzes, works OF art &c &c W u A.
ss sH
or sis covered in rich satin Iecade and velvet moque
lion and eh.irr Srocasl ana reps ross weed
a % a s
tops fine French plate pa and maa,el mirrors slabs
china French Clock. aSe oil
co,ness superior pssoorte elegantly sarSed vita
u ssy sS sasnWood &C. MUSIC rack elegant
The dining In furnsaed with extension table
French china and coffee plated casters
uTDe sntves forks and Spoons Engh cut glass decanter
umblers champagne carei and cordial gssses and
bowls celery glasses preserves, tureeDs &o, &c.
The chambers nisbsa with ROSEWOOD and mahogany
bedsieaes richly carved marble dressing bureaus
snds and comm odea COMA toilet sets hair
nstesae holsters and pillows beds and beddngtoo
to add in detail sale Doeve Responsible person viii
be pTcsen' 10 pack ship or cart The goods
4 uCTIoN NoTTcE--st0 LoTs ALL R,HDs EARTHEN.
u ware riass china and fancy gpo3s j. r. II. BART
Lett auctoneer Tuesday May a. at ten O'CLOCK at 2S
Pearl street large posge sale OF choice goods ia los for
retailers. Can ana ses
UCTlCr TOrfCs.-To STOVE MANUFACTURERS,
q unmen &c. 1HOS. 8kiA, auc,ionesr. 4 W. s.
1HONPsON, will sell on Tusspay May "a, by order Of
assignee at 1913 O'Clock, the premises street.
the entire stock of and comprag
general assortment OF stoves, tin avd Hcoaenware bird
BROWN d LUX, attorneys, Is Chambers street
a UCTIoN BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
u CLIMBERS FAIRCED.o .ucticnsers will sell. thls
street, large quantity OF househod furnre, consisting o,
bseseads oeddiug mares.es holsters pillows bureaus
;hes chairs sofas desks wssssnds mirrors crockery
peting. ofcioth, cooking utensils, &c, &c
A j. BLEEJKEB, con d CO., WILL SELL ON TUES.
On l2h street plot 300 feet ave- and ex
tendpg Asylum lane sze Is and q Srll9 and i ii
Free from rock and good grade One half can
/. J. BLEECKER SON 4 90. WILL SELL, ON MON.
Il. day. May 3 at IL O'CLOCK nj the Merchants Exchsnye.
On northeast corner Of Houston street aud Manhattan
r bonses and lots known ~ So 81 and 80 and
No Manhattan place occupied aud dwellings be.
longing 10 estate OF Jonu o'Feii
a UCyION NOTICE.-wEIIEs NIofJOLs AuCTIoNEER
Il. NoWkE NICHOLS will sell. thiA day, May IS nj
O'Clock N front Of their fslerooms 30 Yasau street. psr Of
tnck ponies lsM bspds high good ayeer soand
genie 10 snge or dDubo harness. and good saddle horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

A UCTroN sALE-oF CRoCKERY. GLASS, CHINA.
"a clocks plated and britannia from the shelves
Tuesday May a. nj 10 O'Clock by HENRY G. EVANS IS
Maiden lane comprising general assortment Including the
stock of retailer declining business with which will
commence susbe for city country trade Sale posve
FIR caah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
LOAN OFFICES.

4 pvAEMs MADE ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND
or bought for cssh The old established store o
l. JACOBS CO. al Broadway strictly confidential, and NJ
osn ofnco hgus about the building
AT THOMPSON 4 90 g. BROKERS AND COMMISSION
"a nerchana l02 Nassau street, corner Of Ann rooms nos
land second floor A1vapce money from 81 70 $50 Q00
watches diamonds ewe dry goods seg. and al kinds Of
All kinds of sewjns Ia sshines bsught and sold.
A. h. THOMPSON, Auc,ioneer.
4 DVANCEs MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMOND0
a wnsches jewetry, ssgars md goods Of all kinds q
bought cash. Business strictly privae in the Of y
retail store EstabLahod l64S. Charges moderate
JACOBS, 4O7 Broadway.
Ar IS NASSAU srRRET-A. HONIGMAN, DTAMONo
"A broker and dealer advances on diamop
watches ewery and all kinds OF merchandise, buys
for highest cash prices a his private Oboe 66 Nassau res
up atafs, room No. z Business strictly private
wi diamonds y.tchss ewey silver dry goods and peraona
Tina within one year III BAREARD n Third svcr.S
Private eniss entrance BY The hall deor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

pUbIIC AUCTION SALE OF EIRGANr ROSEWOOD,
Gag and mahogany psror, chamber and dinog fur
n,ue Ich slyerware French and bohemian china superb
oswood psrior suits arsc br0nzes elegant plano
70 vote the GOLD or blood of France to prop the rotten
,oi i' &c; 70 morrow, ruesday9 q. loM O'Clock,
ram, or shine embracing the entire superb furniture
OF house No. 1872 West Twenty first street be.
tween seventh and Eighth all which Il in per-
feet DER and will be psremptorly soid and must be mms
diatey removed from the premises consisting Of solid
ropewood paror suits in rch with p two fun
rosewood eegeres with mirror doors and stsqay marble
tops rosewood centre sofa and pier sbles Turkish chairs In
medallion tapestry with rnrksh lounges TO match tive ee
cade snd lace curtains French shades bronze and ormou
wood octays Pi.nofore ra,. valuable nS insranen,;
and figures; veIvesud tapestry carpets iady's French
secretary, escrutoires with a number OF fine iii
paiotngs, of real merit glass and Canvass CHAMBER
dressing bureaus marble top waahsanda
conmcdes, full suit rosewood furniture sofa cbnrs I'm
chair &c in hair cloth atetes sper tables wprd.ohe.
clocks rocker twelve superior hair ma,tresses we
ing 60 ponds each beds blankets &c rosewood bedstesds
oval mirrors French rush and cottage chairs Dining
fine extension table, opens feet with be usual sssors
orns cake ssake saves rich china, French and DO
&C. also large h. NJ Patrick iron safe ne ~ wiz, large
qnsny o. mahogany furniture not mentioned Sale OF I6
O'Clock, rain Or Anime w"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

LDwARD sCHENCK, AuCTIoyEya q. 4 F. II
~ sCHENCK Will sell ut the wararooms NJ AMI ,Sook G5t
Broadway on Tueseay the oath ins at 70 clock asrga
well aegortet ock OF we'll cab.et furniurs
uyed expressly for trade bracng every
TO be found in ars class Kotewocd lsho
Rany anu acE wenut paror library dining and bedroom
sets; centre tables etegeres orp reception chairs,
ball SANDS hall chairs spring and ha- p1aetses paser
DC, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

UCTIoN NOTICE s.. BURRAs, AUCfIoHEER
a. will sell this day at its O'Clock M ut 1853 Eighth
nue. the entire urBure OF family going Europe
ing N part Of mahogany tables chairs bedseads bureaus
nashsiands hAI and hpsE eGthsr bPds
bedding carpets oiclo,hs twelve dining chairs; twelve
barroom and eight mspe CHAIRS black walaut tables looking
gasses oi paintings orockery glassware &c
ment of kitchen furpRure. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

EDWARD RCHENCK, AUCTfc sRmK-HoUaERof
II furnhure-By Il r. II. sCHENCE.-This day, a. Ie1l
o'clock at their salesroons 20 Nassau street.
elegent houssbod f9rnuure Consisting IN part OF superb
carved rosewood parlor quits In darss brocste nlous.
plush and hair CLOTH elegantly carved ssd plain wood
and mai cgany bedsseads Marble top washand
oof marble top side with
doors and backs OAK and mahogany chamber suits esot
French plate nsne glaases wood secretary
booKcsses oak bnes oak and black walnut tables
oil pain tp25 corner stands book racks, Carpets &c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-L BLACK SHAWL WITH A MARROW BORDER
- either n senrib averne and Twenty rnsh bird
snd thirty second 81 viii
eavug at Ne 100 Essi thirty second oor
above Is Toe property o. 3 poor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
HEARY B. HERTs, JR. AUCTIoEEER,
IL LOAN OFFICE SALE,
ON MONDAY, MAY e.

H =: LEEDS 4 CO, AUCTIONDERS. WILL SELL ON
II. Wednesday, May 25 large stock Of old wines IA
va1a sssar &C. from March M fully
cosi1g their death OF the principal
proprietor, in Europe See full particulars future aycr
uBeucntg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23
N ENRY b HERTS. JR., AUCTIoNEER.
IL Mortgage sale of housenold furniture,
On Wednesday, May g.

r,,.,, AZ AZ nv raIes u s5 NO o1s Flhe tuseL
pier aud maate mirrors suits In plush
rosewood and mahogany bureaus egeres
cottage siis. china, glassware. paintings &c, DC.
also kitchen furniture and utensils oil ;oss &c. being the
third street
By order of JOHN E HIILIH. Atornsr fo,, Hortaansa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

pAWNBhOKER,s SAI.E-WM. N LEWIS WILL Sci
on Iuesday, May "a, at le5 Bowery up stairs large
assortment OF unredeemed pledges consisting wat,hes and
jewe and pistols swerds musical and other jnsru
X. Simpson. 1876 Bowery - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

Personal.

IMPORTATION wAsgED-Or JOHN BROWN NATIVE
of Kels county MEATH ireland: landed IN the Great
Western Information OF him will be thsa Srily received
BY hts sister Mary Goggsns Mcgarps Second
depot.
THE LADY WHO TOOK BY MISTAKE A BLACK
thread veil from Madame Harris Son.. s.. Rroadwsy
on Thursday May - viii please return ii and her
own, ii being h8hy priced BY the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

4 UCTIoN NoTICK--a0 LoTs ALI. RiHDs EaRTHEN.
n ware riass china and fancy gooas sy j. II. BART.
LETT. aucion-er. rpesday May a. at ten O'Clock
Pearl street Large pogitye sale choice goods Ia los for
Teaiefs. Can ana ace,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

pAwEBEoBER's sALE-THIs DAY MAY g. J. NOR
TtMER VIII sell at bits auction store, No. East Broad.
way large assortment or and wearing anna
rel ALEC parasols gaers pillows ewery &C. By order OF
j. LYNCH, 81 Grand street ~ ' - ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-23

a UCTi0E SALE. - READY MADE CLOTHING. DRY
a goods fancy articles, DC. ac-By A. NJ Crust Il. AZ,
nuctiODeer % BOwery tbs day. 22d jassn at IL O'CLOCK
large assortment reasonable and fashionable goods
asug of cashmere linen, ducs cloth
fock sack and buspe Narcotics
pants and also linen shirts coisrs crava,s NECK
ties; linen thread, buttons. trimmings &c.