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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

CUBF IortL. FIRE ISLAND BEACH
~ In now open for the reception Of v.stts-x
7. I. SLOOMEE CO.,
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TINTED STATES HCTEL FAN RuCKAwAY. L. L , rs
open Tor the reception Of gue1s lhis hotel hand
mev within minutes walk OF the Atlantic oceen
aud for advantages Of bathing and air cannot be
The to,e eegs fu-nshed throughout hot and
she house and furn aud tho large
well ventilated. Families dvduals will and tbs gus.
ard deah able summer house Charges Moderate Stages
the depot at aca The arrival OF For
away. s. WILLIAMS Proprietor,
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BILLIARDS.

IL ILIhAErS-SPLENDID TABLES WITH aAsgIe
" o. Aaie bss for ale NJ reason able pricee private house,
furnished; second hand tables foc aae ahes Wanted twelve
street. S"
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COUNTRY BOARD AT TIE MANSION HOUSE RA-
~ e'swood-Ihere 1e a few vacancies for fsmilns or
cpR,e gentlemen this dehg hul residence Tha
hAapo leaves Fulton market daily At sa5 55 and 30
lsrdus The premises Good ssblmg bsinisg & apply
above
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JCEtb -UHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, OPxs
JCOC, vts,c;s seekssg hssl.h pleasure from Juue
% ocoper cdstnns sor over uS viseTs Tho OAK
White sulphur aprGgz Ataa1Ad IN delaware scaEsy
eighteen mies north Camtss hs capital oho)
scoa river sen ies from delaware, Ave miles from the
White sulphur Etsoa the Springfield Mount Vernon
PtaSuy Railroad ard ten miles frsn Paayans Valley
aprr atst!on The CournbHs fqua and lnds0A Raed
Tne medcral qualities Of these springs usupseet Z.
tbsse Of otsr mineral wssrs Ia .se Unito Asies Fi
room or ether information address Andrew WILSON JT WAs
Sulphur Spring., Ohio.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

UUAkD At NSWPOkf-0OOD Rooms CAN Be
- had At Bateman's feint Apply to ssfH BAI1M
gsCUNrRy BOARD ~GOeD SUBSTANTIAL BOARD
~ can be- obtained 1T farm house In health sEt vet
shaded cation, eleven miles the city AM four from
railroad aaon Communication several ,inss day Rse
rce given and required Apply 20 Twenty eighth sree.
OF Broadway.
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oCoNEoB 4 UoLl.sNDEg,
Manufacturers
ofPaear's
BtlJIAhD Z 5taefs,
Fave removed RON 81 I'D SO = q, y.fss. q.
~, 10, 3, aud % Ovosoy street
belNesa Sfoocae and Spring sascA
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YEA BATnIE0-THE ALLEG HANY HpUSE AT LONG
> Branch r. j.. u for the reception vi,issrz
Families accommodated reasonable ternia
H. WAkDHLL, uroprie.ny.
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Y 4 TCUBETTE BOUsx, BERGEN POINT. n. j.
~ Tbr fsttsabis hotel h for he reccy
Of Kp.sis 1be 1ourc,te beautifully s'astet
extensive ~aisr font good SALT raer hsiaipg hosting
ssbpR &c plessens drives the stcpitS. entenes
nonths win ind sa Ia Touree House vesert hosz
town Steamboats, eaye ptsr north river for Bcrgis
Tntit 81 IN and Il NJ and SIS r. n; from Bs<a'sS
street Al ~ A. u Ald Al r.
WESLEY " BllL (,aie Of La rsyxs House,, Fopr,etos
". BIZ takes no longer 70 from New yorS "a Bsrxe
Point than from south ferry W Union square.
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FURNITURE FO0 SALE, VERY CIIEAP-IN USE SINGS
NAY lcunsistiug Of handsome mahogany psrlor trnt
essmeed chan c,ocsery osidpg
&c tverynirg Unite tor housekeeping Tbs
cheap rent II requlrsd Address Furniture l61,
HeISIc ClIlCA.
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BOARDING BE LET TWO ROOMS ON FOURTH
ID 1sor also large front room the third aoor with good
beard and al the eomforta of home bath end
borders they would be moderate apply ~
Ninth street., Fifth
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lNUUH1EY Bo<RplNG.-WayrE HOYsE. LCTTLA
~ shver threwsouIy n j. landing ether b. Re1 Bar
North ,y. or GREE rport tontn river is house
the tout fve she wsoury 5c1 bR the Tnege
sstersive becr sIn hs hous saa bahog Ter
lsdies and children. FOR particulars inquire a. 1872 rosdwAy
III tht store.
NUbNGk BOARD-A GkNrJENA AN AND WEE on
y single gentt clara Wee
havken Heights N healthy snd denShuni location;
mmedi.te application Inquire ut Weshsskeu ferry, ug
snsuJg laL dpg, sore villa Doit by Dr. Uomsoct
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SCURr BUTEL, r1tE ISLAND EsaCh,
y snow Open for the reception Of Hreue.
7. =. ELuOksa l. &c,
frupGetazx
ekSssS III take the 1Gog Inland Railroad ferS
Brook yp, tas 10 n nnd at $3.50 ?. where icxes
Va 70 the fur1 e Via Deer PrE teence
bus tAhyIo, where Ne Ard spleodd ssamor ave
Capt H. Southsrd, viii wEiirg
sAe hotel. Pare 81 rs.
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E,IFTH AvENUE.-ELg9A sTLY FURNISHED APART
mens first ami second aoor viii te lie. family
curing first Glars scaomocstors private table only the
viii be dspcse Of separately venteoea, with break
fest Apply at loo Filth References required and
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pOARp ON BRoOKLYE HEIGars-A GENTLEMAN
. snd wife or two gentlemen be accommodated with
Handsomely furu hhd With full partial boaro BY
pyits &C Hicks street Bath and dgewood water in
he house.
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BOARD wANTED-EY Young GENTLEMAN IN AN
ID Ansrcsr bpgRh ismig. ANAL boarding h2nse To-
alton between Broad~ sBd Sixth below Waver
place above Twentieth address with NJ
o. H. Herald otee.
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DRCOFLYN HElGRTS--ONH LARGE FRONT ROOM
ID for gentleman and wife and single all
with board Willow street; dinner q.
O'Clock situate fine aud ferries sbe
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AT B.-wHo Has NOT HEARD CT THE CELRsRATsJ }
IN Madame PeEWsIHas She has been consulted by hSn.
sands In this and other cities with entire ssus5ea She
feais confident she has She es future
wife or husband: also that OF her vser e you wish truth
gve her call at 25 Third avenue above Twenty hrz
Ladies 20 cents; gerlemeu 81.
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A PALACE IN TEE CITY OR COTTAGE IN THE
n country considered cornpete n quit
the eagle ensnee5 furniture which be asd from SIS
wsrds vice New York Purchasers WITH CAL
aDuiactoiy ga broadway five doors above Laura Keenet
.hsatrs.
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DOAkD IN BROOKLYN wANTED-BY YOUNG
ID lady where che enjoy the comforts Of horne
mnst be moderate references exCnsnsed Address NJ H.,
New York fost office.
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G'uRyITuEz BOUGHT FOR BEADY Monty.
II A fair valve given in ready nonsy for furniture
Carpets books DC, Al 23 Skin avenue between Ninth
Tenth
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TWO or THREE So ALL FAMILIES CAN BIZ ACCOM-
nodsted With hoard during the months aud
bait mules from be railroad station At ureenwich, Csnuec
the house nieasanv sluaJed the
fen stye there o good accrmmo5aous for aud
carriages address ISAAC Honey, dreeuwich, Fairfield
county, Cor neeicut-
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NaNAMEILFD CHAMsER SUITS OF FURSTrugE IN
VI all coos and g. les, wholesale and retail at SIS and
wsrds; also, nastIsssss and psll,sssss
WARREN waRc, III Canal srest
-Four doors eaa OK Broadway, n =.
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XEsNcH 20 AB pTva-rRyNoHT TEACH NC "A sM ALL
family, or gentleman aud wife, or two sspiemeo can
have opportunity 10 learn French vnz the fiy of
Partisan French teacher Apply Isl Ea Thirty dh ee,
Rev York
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noANs HOusc-Sos. ss7 AND 500 FOURTH AvENOx.
~ between twenty bird md fweals fourth stress fXi
ksc s gle obtain desirable IN sra
nng,s With sooc bard nodsrse charges Tysneat
bcsrdets ,rco6s.ed y; 81 Is per day.
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was contrary TO law.
Even il the complaint did not admit the separate occu
pancy in distinct parcels the aidaviis show fact in
usputaby, that would be established on the trial
should real trial be bad.
TeDthThat he default allowed by OF the defend
ants, while holding substitution in his hands, 10 coiu
sion with the pantis fr0Bu upon the other
tendants and should. for that reason, were there no
other, be opened and all tho proceedings founded IL
SET ABIDE.
An order will accordingly he entered-s form TO be
first settled by tie Courl-to the following Elect
l. That the order OF the Cd of August, granting
ipjuncton and appointing receiver, be annuled or va
cate and the rents collected under accounted for be-
referee and the balance paid over by the racever
passing ns accounts TO the city, ard deposited m tne
treasury.
g. That the default taken al the Circuit 10 conse'
lQuence of failure Of the tenants to appear DO opened
Judgment entered thereon vacated and the execution
and all subsequent proceedings, including tee asSorn-
ments, If any, signed by tho occupants, set aside.
g. That the order OF oscontiu uanco irresuarly en-
entered vEout the consent OF the people, on Inc sup
poged OF all parties and tue inpcdy condi
tonal inexperienced or msappled consent OK tue
Corporation Council, be either discharged and the city
reinsiaed defendant Ia ACTON It not That she
y be allowed tho sole party to deiepd IA the raoe
and without regard TO their comipai, and ia come re
peC,s dsloyai tenane, whose weekly OCCUPANCY, "a
Tstng at the commencement OF tho suit has necessarily
49, z once expired
y J, That for greater caution Injunction issue re.
sfauing the occupants from paying the plaintiffs or
hctlng OF the occu pants, rents moneys whatever
or the use or occupancy Of tho premises in question until
The further order OF the Court
counsel for the Corporation Richard Bue'eed John
Mckeoa, and Moves John Van Buren, FOE the STATE and
Mr. Hcusbton for Taylor aad Brennan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27

LBERT N. GRIFFIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gas
IA BroAdway-Aucon notice-Mag household fur
nture at public auction rosewood drawing ss
forte By Broadway makers velvet Carpets pier and nanel
Mirrors lace Curtains gh bronze and ormolu Chan
delers sanary Oil Paintings China and Glassware, Vines
ts day Thursday) at the large Mansion House 70 West
Twenty sixth street. Sixth ayenuesale TO commence at
of his friends aud the public this SALE the catalogue
bracng the largest and richest assortment OF household u nj
ure and works Of ever offered auction this season the
furniture all made TO order for the present by those
celebrated cabinetmakers Roth and Goldsmith aud
peremptoy sold catalogues the house morning sale
rari0rtwo French plate mantei Mirrors richly gilt frames
pier do Curtains Cornices French Shades
De- &C. r0sewoods Suits carved in fruits covered
In three colored consisting Of two ete Sofas
Eegeres mirror doors and back TABLES satary
bic tops 70 match the suits ladies secretary and Bookcase
Med with sanwood do work Tables card and loo Tables
EncosneurS Turkish easy Chairs antique lava Vases six
light ormQlu Chandeliers, imported by Garprong Marcou
Ca superb artistic Bronzes representing painting music
Eee seasons night aud morning flower boy and g and
mens Serres china Vases tapestry Carpets Rags bronze
and ormou clocks ocaye Panooe the richest instrument
offered at auction this ovr round finished all
round carved legs and csse made by city makers and fully
guaranteed Canterbury stool and French cloth cover
and music hall rosewood HatsAnd Chairs Ocioth Stair
ret ard Rods Northumberland Bedroom Furniture
match Wardrobes Dressing Table Shaving Stsnd French
china Toilet Sets hair Mattresses feather Beds Blankets,
covered in oval Mirror eight day Clock Brus
sells Carpets Curtains 6c Third aud fourth ssoes-Mahogany
and French walnut chamber Furniture Bedding sngran Car
PETS &c Dining room-Black wanutextenson dining Table
Edesoard Arm Chairs rich cut and engraved Wines Cham
psgnes preserve Dishes Salts, &C. silver plated Caster
Spoons Cake Basket coffee Urn glass DecAners Gobles
handle nves and Forks napkin Rings Paan marble punch
Bowl ruby glass liquor Stand Bottles &c. French
china dinner and tea Sets richly decorated Also large and
desirable assortment of basement and kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will commence.
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EDWARD r. LUDLOW, AUCrIoNEER
~ HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC
TON

e. II. huct1On Thursday, Oct.
1852 O'Clock at So East street. near Lex
ngon the entire furniture contained in said house.
consisting Of handsome carved parr
ure In broce handsome dams and lace Window Curtains
large pier and mane Mirrors large oval Mirrors
with mirror in back; rosewood Sofa Chairs Tables &C. Also
oak dining Furniture buffet extension Table aud Chairs
toilet Tables Lounges 8c handsome painted Cottage Fu.n
velvet Brussels. and ingram Carpets Oilclohs &c
handsome French dinner aud tea Sets Glassware gehe
with assortment Of kitchen Furniture with which the sale
will Catalogues previous 10 the sale the
toneer office, II Pine street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Ii Ealesroom No. q Nassau street

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL Ealesroom No. q Nassau street
HENRY II. LRED8 4 CO. viii sell, at auction on rrdev
Oct 70 nj ION O'Clock, Al No I2 East Thirteenth street 81
GENTEEL HoUsRHOID FURNITURE coa.is,o. :,
tapestry Brusses carpets Parlor Furniture
In purple silk velvet marble centre and Tables Piano
FORTE ocoh China and Glass Ware dnngroom Furnl,ure
extension Table of handsome enameed bedroom
Furniture Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows and other
ture; sale commencing with bitehen furniture.
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 8
- Great Jones srceperemptory and positive Sale Of
CABINET and parior Furniture is avenue
pryas Avenue and Eighth all q which made
ssung In part Of statuary, marble top Centre and side
mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus spring seat
be ersnr Mrors Hat Stand &C. The furniture now
90 wei 10 attend every article must De sold on seconu ~
closing business, y 'D''i =" asoVup' "
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AoUnUN NOTrCE.-A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
hed o OF Auctioneers furniture dealers others was
Besrh "a evening Oct r. n r. M at the corner Of
- nua:cn sree. the purpose Of Adopting naes
The foiloTr .ns law which ccpea them pay S license
wa GO ali Der,ons u ne were appointed COMMITTEES 70
~ sbove collect subscriptions Tor he csrryns out II
Mr.. n. Doughty n
Mr.. II. Regain. ~. e. Davfs,
Mr.. ". O. Alhurtis ~ a. satie
y d. Burnley, Chairman
"A NJ Maborevs ia 20 held on Tuesday Nov l. Al
Ss 'onn PARK 70 hear reports and osher hn
present VIM WITTkRRss W uS wil 10
A UCIION NOrICR-KLE9ANT HOUSEHOLD rupr,
q iuLe,-Js " rOkTEh, Anctoneer. Friday Oct 81 AZ
l0 O'Clock, the entire contents OF the private resenc
63 Houston street. between Wooster IAurens st5ss
Ing consspE Of everything e Be- found in we'll FURNISHED
solid rosewood Perlor euts 10 SATIN Tables Mirrors oil
Paintings Vases Brussels and ingram Carpeh hall Olcoi
Bedeads Bureaus Washstands hair Mattresses Beddny
&C. DC Also great variety Of Kitchen Furniture Utensils
&c Every article will positively be cold from kitchen ia
stiic, Dealers are invited.
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
Ii PERrMPTGRY SALE
.ENRY III LEEDa, AucrroNrrr

HENRY Il LEED8 AUCTToNEER
Ii SAlesroo No. q Nassau uree,
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. will sell n anc,,or -. ~, -,
Oct e. at II O'Clock, in front Of store No "a on rio "
sylsh bay Mare between and eight wears od a.
hands high warranted sound and kind In harnes. p
the saddle Also new style ahifrg top Wagon near a
and set Of single harness. IN good order V new,
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A N MERwIN, AUcTIoNEER
IL BIZ BANGS, MsRWIN CO.-TRADE SALE.
FRIDAY EyENiiNsi,G;I' I

rR1DAI EVENING. OCT. q, AT 81 O'CLOCK,
Medical and mkcellaneous Books In part selections from
private ora1ns embracing collection Of vauao ole
works IN medicine and surgery history travels
biography poetry and miscellaneous literature Also an as
sorimeni Of scientific, classical and school Books &c
A UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR
IA Suits rosewood Pianofore rlaid with pearl grand
uon and fuleeven octave with from maker
Who Of the best n the city, also Of aplen
1o noussnold furnture large pier and mantel Mirrors,
sells Carpes wood Eegeres mirror DOOR baekW
LEEDS. Auctioneer, viii sell this day Thursday At
No. 6o West Eleventh street Fh avenue without re-
serve all the Furniture contained In said house. commencing
U O'Clock, no poetponement The parlors furnished
with tapestry Carpets Of high mantel Mirrors
Two splendid suits OF paror Furniture
French satin brocAde and beautifully 70
order and In use but short time; superior large Htsgere
plate doors and back Etege SIDES
seven octave PAuofore nlaid with pearl with
from the manufacturer music cabinet stool coyer
Ing centre side and pier Tables with sAuary marble tops
rich china Vases superb Rosewood reception Chairs
IN medallion Turkish easy Chairs frame covered
N reps lace Curtains gold band Shades dining solid
extension Table polished 10 the best
sa6orstey carved and covered in plush superior
Tables, with variety OF china and Glass ware 10 match:
superior Cutlery and silver plated Ware, Bohemian and
Pkran Ware Tae chambers furnished tapestry
pe In good ORDER superior Bedstead
wood Bureau large with sts;uary marble top;
Washgand fancy Tables Chairs and Lounge Aso variety
OF mahogany Furnure hair Mattresses from IS ID pounds
feather Beds Bosers and Pillow Also variety OF base
men Furniture An experienced and trussy perSen be
In attendance 10 pack, ship and cart the goods.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LAuf
N would correspond with gentleman OF suitable yT IN
view OF matrimony, he must be kind agreeable ana
ate and enjoy the comforts OF home Any snch Ieens o
posed V answer may address \, VIZ AeA9 omss ~ u
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A s 4S sale House nd 1ssEsF siSS5x
:. s e "a s II q
a ss
Also desirable Farm ksAway New Jersey een..iaSs
country barn. sSI p...'ssls.: sec
h.na1ls andanquIre Of The aassoneer 50 william street
BROWNE NICHOLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% ses o sSs tsss W" sou on
Ato o'clock the private residence No :! Ca.cs place.
All senssi household Furniture conisnsd q said house
splendid Pier esses oval and side
three elegant Cnandeersn ormou French Msne Clocks IN
Se rich six
sa 10 S s Eay
Arm Chairs one elegant octave round corner ro wood
SR Stsss TS OIL e. PAINTINGS AND DR. INGs,
NAH %SS fE a5f g.n S
INTERIOR OF DE EFSRe CHAMBER, BY soRaH,
picture Of wonderful truth natures perfection
H.
Two Paintings American Scenery, by Weir.
Two Italian Landscapes
ELEGANT LINE SSSseRAvrSss.
Among which may be found
The Coronaiion Of Queen Victoria ...u,.
The Paintings and Engavngs can hardly fail Of being
with backs; large black wa nut Bullet oe very
pillar extension dining Table black wslnu. dniag room
Chairs
ALSO,
miniature Steam Engine In perfect working order.
Together with al Furniture In chambers consisting OF solid
mahogany and rosewood French Bedseads with the best Of
hair Mattresses and Palasses Pillows &c large Psyche
Glass solid Mahogany and rosewood Bureaus Chairs wash
stands Gas Fixtures Mirrors Engravings chamber Carpets
wardrobes &C. The above Furniture all made to order
for the present owner.
ALSO.
the Basement and Kitchen Furniture with which the sale
will commence
Catalogues can be had at the saesroom Thursday.
ALSO,
The PRIVATE LIBRARY, belonging the above, which
will be removed saesrooms for convenience SALE
when due notice viii be given.
NONSTABLES SALES. J. BOGART, AUG,
~ oreers.Ths day. l0la O'Clock at the auction rooms
No. North William street by virtue of execution lot MIL
inery Goods, Ladies' Hats Bonnes silk Innings Feathers
Ribbons Flowers. &c. CHARLES F. WATTS Constable
Thursday 18th Household Furniture at the auction
nUrcH BULB ROOTS AT AuCrIoN.-THIs DAY.
IL Tuesday, and Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at l0
O'Clock each day by Il. VAN ANTWERP 10 Will street.
thirty of choice Bulbs just arrived and la prime order
consisting Of Hyscnths Tulips Crocuses Crown mperials
Lilies, Narcissus Jonquis Anemones Raprncullus SNOW
drops Ids Gadolns &c These sales worthy tie
gardeners and all flower fanciers Catalogues really
Ladies' and others not wishing attend the sales will be waited
through the day at the auction prices
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DARIS.-GRAFD HOTEL
Il DIES TROIS EMPEREURs
ITO Rue de Rvoli, Place du PaIus xoval
CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR
argp and small Apartments hands ,mey fitted mn o,n
all prices Table dhote At w O'Clock Dnuerl la
ca1 u oil Gxed prices.
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BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WIFE, IN
I'd NURSE private family, where there few
boarders Address stating terms which must be- mode
rate, L., box 7G5 Post ONCE
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CLOTHING, sc.


A GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEwrN
"A to dispose OF their left OF Wearing apparel good ad
VANTAGE and guaranteed no humbug the subscber
RECEIVED an order for the 70 send West From8 $40 M
S and II extra good $50 paid for silk Dresses casaseres
and bareees from $2 10 $l2 Gentemens from $50 SIS
Kan. from gS p to ~ Apply or send note by poat B.
twenty eighth streets Ladies attended TO By Mrs AnE
A RARE CHANCE AND NO HuMBUa.-aENT1Exxg
naving any cat OF Clothing 70 dispose OF receive
DESCRIPTION OF gents wearing Apparel BY os pune
tuay attended 70 by E. lS Seventh avenue betvean Gte
teenth and Twentieth streets ' ' '0
A 4Sl PEARL STREET-S6OOO WORTH OF CAST OFF
"a Clothing wAned-Geutemen wishing 10 convert ies -
or superfuous Clothing into cash obtain full value IN
current money y calling on or sending for JAMES MORO
ADIES-MRS. r. WILL. CONTINUE PAYING Nm
- great prices from IS to $50 silk Dresser and from a
70 80 for Bareges and Cashmeres; Carpefs Furnrrs
Jewelry &C. note BY punctualy attended TO bv Nm
F. a Seventh avenue, between Nineteenth Twentetk
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
Clothing Furniture or Carpets 10 dispose Of win receva
fair value Panaloons from 81 to ST. from 81 TO Sle
dresses from VI 70 $50 note addressed to, cali
house viii be punctualy attended by HARRIS 686 Third
avenue between Fortieth and Forty first streets Ladies' -
edded TO by. Mrs. Harris. -
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RECEIVE THs
highest price In cash for their left or Wearing Apparel
From 81 $50 paid Dresses or any other wesris
Carpets and Furniture The full value promised 70 be paid
for gentlemen receive from s. for Cora
from u % and upwards for Pants from 81 up
through the post Harris 56 avenue betwean Tven
ueth and Twenty first streets Ladies' attended 70 by Mra
Harris. -