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The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. = The State
Teachers Institute, hitherto announced to
commence its session at this place, on the
Sd inst, is now in successful progress
Hon. ]. NJ. GREGORY, Supt. Of Public
Instruction, with an ample corps Of eff
fcent aids, is in attendance. Our citi-
zens, with their characteristic liberality,
have made abundant provisions for the
comfort and enjoyment of teachers du-
ring their stay with us,so far as entertain
mont is concerned, and that too gratuit-
ously to them. We feel sufficient inter
est in the progress Of education general
ly TO assist forward every measure to the
utmost of our ability that tends to pro-
mote the welfare and efficiency Of the
primary schools-truly styled the peo-
pies colleges. And we know we cannot
have first class schools without first class
teachers; and as teachers frequently labor
for inadequate compensation, particularly
in the rural districts, and can i'll afford the
means to pay board and necessary trav-
ing expenses consequent upon an attend
ance at Teachers Institutes, the place of
all others for them 10 become rightly in
stituted in the great art of successful
teaching we, as n community, feel con-
strained TO do what in our power lies, to
assist the teachers who are anxious to be
in attendance at the present session Of the
Institute in our village, believing that in
so doing, we not only confer benefit up
on teachers themselves, whichwe are glad
TO have in our power to do, but upon the
communities in which they may hereafter
be called to labor.
So we trust teachers, not only of Otta
wa county but of the adjoining counties
will avail themselves of our liberality anC
be present at the Teachers Institute. AnC
we would further commend to the atten
tion Of our citizens generally and to on
young men and women particularly, tn
knowledge and mental discipline to be de
rived by an attendance upon the lecture
and instructions given by the Superintend
ent Of Public Instruction and assistants
during the session of the Institute, ant
hope every one will derive all the benefit
possible from the means of intellectual
Improvement thus brought within ou
reach.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of Michael waIdar.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, ~.
At IA session Of the Probate Court for the coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office, in
the village of Grand Haven, on Monday the
third day of October, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ifty-nine. Present, Au-
gustls W. Taylor, Judge of Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Michael Waldar, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly vori-
~ fed of Samuel S. Bigelow, administrator Of
the estate of said deceased, praying for reasons
therein set forth that he may be authorized and
licensed to sell the real estate in said petition
set forth and for purposes therein mentioned.
Thereupon il is ordered, that Monday, the twcn-
tieth day of November next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said
petition, and that the heirs -at-law Of said de-
ceased, and all other persons interested in said
estate, required to appear at session Of said
court. then to be holden at the Probate Office, in
the village of Grand Haven. and show cause,
if any there be, why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted. And it is further order
ed, that said petitioner give notice to all persons
interested in said estate, Of the pcndcncy Of said
petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing n
copy of this order to be published in the Grand
Haven News u newspaper printed and circula-
ting in said county Of Ottawa, three successive
weeks previous to said day of hearing.
CA true copy.) AUGUSTUS W, TAYLOR,
n40w4) Judge of Probate.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
DIR. CORREA IN GRAND HAVEN.


Although l always accommodate my
temper to all the circumstances, and take
things as they come without grumbling,
nevertheless l am quite Disguised, seeing
the dismal situation Of millions of unfor-
tunate beings who live and die in n per-
petual state Of drunkenness.
During three months that | am lectur-
ing in the State of Michigan, from De.
troit, Pontiac, Flint, Fentonvile, Coruna,
Owosso, st. Johns, Lansing, Lyons, Ionia
and Lowell, | am sorry to say that | can
not report progress in the doctrine of
temperance and morality; on the contra
ry, time and all my money lost without
success. Editors of newspapers in this
State have seen and read in the exchang-
es all that have done. / speak clearly
before all the world. Drunkards by trade,
spiritualst wizards, know-nothings with
the nickname OF black republicans; who are
the sworn enemies Of all the foreigners
and all dissipated and bad characters, en-
emies Of the rules of right, have declar-
ed war of persecution against me; to
prevent me from delivering my lectures,
or writing in the public papers. A ma.
licious persecution is coming after me-
from place to place; every kind of dirty
intrigue, just the same as they doagainst
the Father, against the Son, against the
Holy Ghost, they are employing now
against me, in order to try if they can tc
stop mo. During forty-6ve years of my
residence in this country my name is I'M
maculate; | challenge any one of th'
Apostles of the glass, wizard spirit
ualists, know-nothings and other politica
prosecutors to bring any charge agains
me before magistrate, even for a misde
meanor. Rabble must be treated witt
contempt. DR.. CoRREA,
As years a regular physician in Europ
and America.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

TAX SALEs.-The tax sales which com
meuced on Monday last, passed of very
quietly. Tho bidding was far from being
spirited, but few manifesting any dispo-
sition to pay the taxes of Others, even for
a fair prospect of obtaining, at the end
of twelye-month, deed of the premises
from the Auditor General Of the State.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

O PIER-MAK1NG.-We are informed by
Mr.. VANDERvooRT, foreman on the work,
that thc.new pier of the d. & NJ. R. R.
is rapidly approaching completion. Only
some twenty five feet of piling yet re-
mains to be done before the arrival fat the
square of fifty feet, where it is designed
to place the light that is to designate the
entrance to the harbor.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
Take Notice!

HAVING been appointed Agent Tor the oro,
III YER and Baker Sewing Machines, wilI
take pleasure in showing the Machine 70 any
dcsirous Of buying Iwill also do stitching anu
Sewing, on short notice. Several OF inc aoo'O
Machines can be seen at my residence.
MRS. j. ID. VANDEhVoVhi'
Grand Haven, July II, 1852.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

PREMIUM LIsT.-We publish on the
fourth page of this weeks issue of our
paper the list of premiums awarded at
the late Fair of the Ottawa County Agri-
cultural Society. We are happy to have
it in our power to state that the Society,
though yet in its infancy, is in very
prosperous state, and is exciting very
heathful and beneficial influence on the
farmers, mechanics of our county general
ly, and in fact seems to receive the hearty
cooperation of all classes of our laboring
population, who are earnest in their en-
deavors to "speed the plough" upon
which depends the life of all other pur-
suits.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

2 Es- The Board of Supervisors for this
county meet on Monday next. The Cir
cult Court also commences its sessions at
the same time. These, in connection with
the Teachers Institute, will render Grand
Haven an unusually lively place during
the week.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
Fred derick Beck tel,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Grand Haven, n,..-------M Mich.

WhOTesHIo HIu NVuIII UvHIVT III
FRBGM g. EAAT MEATS.
CONSISTING of Beef Pork, Mutton, Hams.
~ Lard Tallow, &C., &c. Thankful for past
favors, we would invite the public to call and ex-
anime our Stock Of Meats before purchasing else
where. We interd TO keep n full supply of every
article usually kept in Meat Market.
nfs- Cash will be paid for Stock on delivery.
Grand Haven, Sept 7, 1859, tn3e Il
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
rJNHE subscriber recently lost small wallet,
l. containing two certificates of deposit on the
Exchange Bank of Grand Rapids, twenty-f
dollars each note of twenty-six dollars Civ
en- by Becker, Spoon q Co.; also thirteen dol
lars in money. Whoever will return the wal
let and contents to Becker, Spoon & Co., town
of Crockery, shall be literally rewarded.
DAVID HEILEMANN.
Crockery, July %, 1859. law n31s
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

reason why the paper of our county sho'ld
not be patronized, and ! am sure it will
be in our vicinity and elsewhere.
One moment, friend Do you take
paper? :" No, 4 cont get money these
hard times" You say you have no mon
ey. Listen and | will tell you how you
can procure enough to secure a copy:
Take your AK and cut one or two cords Of
wood, somewhere along the Railroad line,
and you have procured it.
There, do you not feel as if you were
going to get the worth of your money!
Now hear you inquiring for the Grand
Haven News at the Post Office. What
happy change in so short time in our
town, Yours, &c, G, f. G.
A IERo.-The Chicago Journal re-
latcs that on the evening of September
l4th,ca small fruit boat, from Muskegon,
name unknown, was capsized in n storm
three miles from st. Joseph, on the cast
ern shore of Lake Michigan. Through
many hours three men clung to the
wreck, crying vainly for help, though sew
eral feeble attempts were made to save
them.
Their condition finally was observed by
Capt. Joe Napier, well known in Chicago,
and he Immediately resolved TO save them.
He accordingly selected two men, famil-
lar with such matters, and obtaining a
boat pushed off upon his noble errand.
The sinking boat was three miles from
shore and still drifting seaward, and long
before they reached it, his companions,
appalled, by the fearful prospect, had
threatened mutiny and determined to turn
back. 1t was only by using harsh means
with them, and declaring in emphatic Ian
guage his determination to save or die, v
that Capt. Napier forced the boatmen to
push forward through the roaring waves.
They finally reached the almost ex-
hausted men, who were just hanging on
the outer verge of mortality; took them
aboard their fast sailing boat, and by mi
raculous perseverance, landed them safely
among anxious friends on the shore.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

MAN KILLED.-A fatal accident occur
red on Monday the 26th inst, at the saw
mill of S. w. Matevey in this village
A man named Thomas Balding, while en-
gagged in adjusting log on the carriage,
his lever slipped, throwing him off his
balance and he fell directly on TO the
large four feet circular saw, which cut him
literally in two. The body was sent di
rectly 10 his parents who live in Cannons.
burgh, Kent Co. Ncwsygo Rep.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

@Refreshments-Hotcl in Depot at Grand
Haven.
Boat will leave Milwaukee on Saturdays at S
p NJ. for Saturday Nights Express passengers
west, but 3 A. VI. train will not leave on Sundays.
Trains leave termini daily, Sundays excepted.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

STEAMER PoRTER.-On Friday even
ing last our citizens were startled at the
approaching whistle of the steamer Por-
ter, which boat, VIC understand, is design
ed to be employed on this river this fall.
The Porter has formerly run on Grand
River, above the Rapids. She promises
fair to do good business on the Muske-
gon. Newaygo Republican.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

IsD~ All, especially young men, should read
the advertisement Of the i" National Dispensary"
at Cincinnati, in another column.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05
State Teachers Institute !

AT UHANU HANENs
A Teachers Institute will be held Mt Grand
N Haven, beginning October Sd and eontin-
ming in session till Friday, October l4th. Able
lecturers will be in attendance TO give instruc-
tion in the various branches Of education. Lib
eral arrangements will be made by the citizens
of Grand Haven, TO entertain those who may
attend. no. Teachers, Of 0ttawa and adjoin-
ing Counties, are earnestly invited 70 be present.
]. M. GREGORY,
ns7 4w1 Supt Of Public Instruction.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

TUST received, new lot of those Warranted
81 Water Proof Grained Leather Boots at
c., w. & SIS.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

CONT INJECTIONS
AT DETR0IT-Grcat Western Railway for
all points East-Michigan Central and Michi-
gan Southern Railroads, and Cleveland line of
Steamers.
AT TGRAND HAVEN-With"Hur Steam
er for Chicago &C., &c.
AT MILWAUKEE-Wit the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Chicago, Watertown, and Horizon
Railroads, for all important points West and
Northwest, and on Mississippi River, and with
Steamers for Ports on Lake Michigan.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

The Telegraph Line is now open for Public
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

CUGARS for nine and ten cents. to be had at
- c., w. & SIS.
The Grand Haven news., 1859-10-05

(sUccEssoRs TO A. SANGER soN.)
VNTH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in Leath-
wv or, Hides, Shoe Findings, &C., No. 80
Woodward Avenue, Detroit Michigan. Cash
Paid for Hides.
Detroit February, 1859. tn9 pd ly
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win sell on Thursday May at ioH o'clock. at No 20
West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
re household furniture contained In said dwe consisu
In OF rosewood octave pauooc matc by
of the beet city mskers elegant parlor
cae and plush eegeres mirror bsck ann DOORS gill
hogany walnut and oak bedsesds bureaus wssnssuds
bes soss tete actes chairs mahogany table
chare 10 match elegant Pnmptou bedscGt
chandeliers and brac ets together with OF croke
basement and kitchen utensils to to wis
which the sale will commence Also, about 20 Of
Housekeepern and dealers will find this sale yell oil
their attention. article win be peremptory sold
taogues be had at the auctioneere oce 10
street. and al the house Oh the day previous TO salc
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EDWARD SgaESCK AuCrIossER SECOND TAND
~ fuIn,ture.-y X. r. sCnErCK THIS day, az to3s
O'Clock At their Baesroom 81 the f pturo OF
two snies removed 10. OF sse c0nsns OF
rosewood psTor suits aud bookcases
rosewood and mahogany bsteads marble bureaus
ana srbe top cears tables saoxauy
straw beds holsters and pillows tapestry Brusseis and
grain carpe~ spring beds nne oil paianRs and engavpgs
curtains and corniceS kitchen furniture, &c
Also, very elegant assortment Of furniture compr
scg carved parlor broeae reps push and
hair cloth superb carved oak and bsok dining
furniture consisting OF bune sdebosrds sofas and chairs In
rosewood and mahogany secretary aud library bookcases
rosewood and bedsesds marble top dressing bu
reau washutands and conroodes oak and euameed
tabes velvet Brussels ingram carpets mat
tresae8 pRluasseB, G1.
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gyUFRrrF'g SALE CHAMBERS A FAlhCHrsD AUC.
- uopeers, win sell this dav, May ut 10 o'cl,,k teir
salesroom, Jl3 NaGau street, number OF lh granhs-s'
stones. JOHN hEIY, ensrH.
WILLIAM TOPPING a. co, AUCTIO sEgAs. WIZ
w ae ibis dSv, May at O'Clock ~ 85 west Roat
the stock and Iarea or sa store Consisting ptapie
and fancy dry goods by order Of W, Kraft, nsuguee
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A uor1oN Nor1gE-M G. EpEy. AUor1oNEER

General suconeer. has removed his new spacious
salesooms No 66 Cedar street, directly opposite tho
Office Sales Of furniture At the residences Of
&C. Particular attention paid sales Of pictures works
OF c also Stocks bonds and other uites
tate dc Ut the Merchapta' Exchange.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY S, 1859



5000 Second Avenue n X. let mort per cent bonds.
1000 Racine and Miss. RR. LIST mort bonds.
40C0 henry County Uowa) per cent bonds.
5000 Berlin City wis per cent bonds
Securities received In addition the regularly ADVERT cd s
dung every sale. Next regular sale Monday, Mays ne
Kusr sAea Of stocks and bonds Monday aud
Thursday which have been the regular established
sale for many years. day. required at t2
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange Stocks and bonds bought
allowed deposits and dividends collected large variety
If bank and stocks also easr secures
o, hand AZ private sale. ALBERT n. NICOLsY,
Stock Aucuoneer and Banker No. Broad street.
A NJ MERwlN, AUCrIONEER-BY BANGS. MER-
a, WIN Co;ITrade salesrooms, ID PARK row satar,
day at O'Clock and valuable books. select
from private library embracing rich variety Of illustrated
works. philosophical theological and historical rcstae books
OF travels biography and sciences &c together with
eKeneve of choice standard and
publications, &C. Catalogues are now ready
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n ENRY H. LEEDS AuCIloNEaR.s ALGsknVM q
auction Friday May at l0 oclocS at 3s Wes sesen
eeu street. gentee household furniture consisting of 5rds
sells carpets mantel and pier wood pn1foe
marble top centre tables rosewood paro emit 10 two
colored green silk and brocsel and brackets
clocks lace curtains bedroom mahogany fun turs ngratu
and Brussels carpets large assortment Of her
blankets quilts and other beddiDg furniture exeason
table, china glass furniture In plush and Other ar
cles. Sala To cnmmerca with kitchen furniture SC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

n WERP will SELL this day, 10 o'clocs 81 Is wiinsn
street I'm addition 70 the usual 400 brass kees
invoice Of hoop block mskers aud rve.s
cask saucepans casks assorted oval tea srd waters
8c0 doll hesds chna 100 hsque heads u leer sts
gross French screws Averys ~ &c ms ,Sae gross
rand sones 100 pairs large lot Of patent MEDICINE
&c Also part stock of hard shelf gDods also ~h
which the sale viii commence lot OF fixtures
drawers glass &c also invoice Of Lees patent
letters and cunerss 100 portable syphon srs In boxes
filter balls Hb glass tuSes. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

UCrION NoTICE-MORTaA0E SALE OF HOUSE
4 vii scll
Friday May s. At 10 O'Clock NJ At a3 wea Eighteenth
street, all the furniture Of the house. consisting of marble
centre table, mirrors curtains and beds and
Brussels velvet tapestry and ingram carpes crockery chiua
cooking utensils bedroom furnturf and the The
bouse from the basenent 70 the fourth story Must bs sold
without Those wishing to housekeeping
would 10 well TO attend the sale Is positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

UCIICN NOTICE-MARFhALs SALE or FOUR
= wheeled wag5n--o: e. HORTON, aucttoueer saiasroom
3s2 Hudsop street. will SELL this day O'clock
four wheeled wagon lot Of liquors. BY order
of The Mareh8l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

TOHN G. oLDNER, AUCTIoSEER.
YER3y d oLDNBa
viii sell a. the stores
Nos, 4 and Cooper Tustitute,
On Monday next the ON Of May,
At IL O'Clock,
All Of the elegant furniture fro the reeience of Lieut. W. A.
Bartlett G Second The most Of @ furniture
description consisting mirrors spendd rose 1000 ss
me yeset csspes superior oil rica caras ose
hsr and chen fs oire q every description dining
cut cutlery and pertaaas Ss
Particular attention called Paris cAlns act that
Catalogues ready early morning of sale.
r p MONTGOMERY. AUorfoNEGR $50 CASES
at lok o'clock at the store Of Davis %, IS seeE
r D; HoLBEooK AycrIoNEEs -rgrs DAY. AT lo,1
greens towering shrybs, d.has pinhs sses tube rose
gas and s' Mr. Fourteenth
81 Liberty G street "Wednesday the 4h sad Thursday the
imported ship corwin from Hsyrs The hois e5,7rsa
ss; n i y as
d SS E' s monthly and
ns s.s no. os ,a Of
Trees-Apricos, APPLE cherry, plum, pear peach goose
berry. raspberry, current, &c, grape vines.
The whole compriaing he mos. select
plants OF the season Conpriglg LOCO loe each
brarng diff srent varieties The attention Of sed
10 this sale.
JoHN H. BuRLSY AUoTroNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day at2 o'clock At 467 Canal street, Hudson
assortment of household furniture; bureaus
hogsnJ and other bedeads arte top exouson dining
tables rofas sofa beds mahogany aud other curas
hair and other maeses looking gasses Busyes three
1rsh potatoes, 10 coo line Havana scgars
MORTGAGE ebLE.--A. NJ CRIsTALAR, AuCIION-
M esr will sel this day, May D. at 10 O'Clock at 30 Clinton
street, the contents Of e drug consisting OF two
ter tbevng looking glass clock nine scales SEQ gss aud
china jars and coueuc the entire stock Of drugs medues
gas futures and all fixtures and said
Mortgage.
p r WILKINS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no1s1
! hold furpiture.-PHIIIP r. WILKINS will sell 1t suc.
ton Thursday May o. and Friday NAY ls69 At lOK
o'clock at Nos and IL Carroll Bleecker street the ca
tire furniture contained In said hosoa consn IN part OF
wood chairs Vosrc aud gothic chairs cover
ed with brocste mahogany sofa. chairs arc arn CHAIRS %
tops bookcases glasses chandeliers brocae ard
lacc curtains lounges dvans oonsns & rss vooi piano
made by Psson; paintings among which
wifi fe found "Psssng Storm" by Williamson, mahogany
snd black walnut French bcdseaa mahogany ned au be-
reaur and dressing bureaus wardsooe and wsshsd
tretses palssses feather bedq beidng tIe cookery
aso Brussels ingram and three ply cspets olnlctns -
Eelher large assortment OF kanen furniture wta which
The sale win commence
y topecrs win ssll day May ut 10 o'oi,,k 1t teir
a Of a,Le
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Ill aud ll3 West Eleventh street, between Filth and Sixth
avenues.
Hrors pianofortes bedseads satuary, vases
A.na glass ware curtains ga c,refuy taken down and
put up and moved with the utmost care rich household fura
uro evsy description boxed aud shipped al pag Of the
world ALI orders BY post puactuslly attended to.
UCTIoN NoTIUE.--A BARG AIN. FOUR SOLID ROSE
a wood psror suits very richly carved aud uph,lstered
sus covered in French satin and two suis Ia sk
ture will aod private SALE cheap for cash Apply
store ITO Ninth avenue, Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

HENRY H. LEEDS. MISREPRESENTATION 80;
auction Thursday May at O O'Clock, at 80 Sc reuta
street. between Second and Third avenues geneei household
furniture the property gentleman declining bousske sping
consisting Of velvet and Brussels cafpe eegere
rosewood paror suits centre table, OIL paintings rich vases
elegant octave panofore and cover cost sO
vases rosewood hall stand oilcloh, barometer, table
crockery and glass Bedrooms wardobeA
mirrors lounges bureaus bedding marble top wahstsnds
sprfpv chairs. Kitchens ware other furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

LEW YARD sCHENCK, AUCrIoNEER.-E. FL
oooct at street. Roy Brooklyn, all the furnE
ture contained elegant brown stone house. and made
prg paor suits in hair cloth aud brocste plano
BILE table, mirrors etc &c. 6c bronze
ngures ormolu clock curtains futures 60 chauber
black walnut beat curled hair nstres.es
also the usuA of kitchen furniture with which the
sale will Also. few elegant oil paintings BY
wei artatR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCrIONEEs AGES
~ and wagons -By Z. F. H. SCHENCK on Friday, 9Th
pst O'clock their ssesroom 3 Nassau street. one
light carriage with pole and shafts; ALSO elegant light
foupe rockaway made Mott Co, In perfect order;
splendid deg cart wi pole and lhs get on four syringe
ect ORDER seated box wagons leather
hitting top wagon oad wagons also double and single hs
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HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNIrUSE.
Large pier aud mantel mirrors,

Rosewood and mahogany pianos &C.
On Friday. Nay 6, at 10Y o'clock,
. At the salesrocm ms No 81 Pine stseet
Being the entire furniture # large house town,
for sale In Of having had
IN LIST May and TO bP sold without reserve,
Catalogues will be ready early morning OF sale.