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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-16

QUAKER SARCAsM.-Thomas Coles
more Familiarity known, from his ami
ability and good nature, as Tommy
Coles-was consistent member of the
society of Friends. AT the delightful
village of Glen Cove, Long Island, where
he resided, the Episcopal congregation
had just erected in the church very
sweet toned organ, which was the admit
ration not only of the members, but of
many others who were attracted to the
service by the eloquence of Rev. Mr..
Mallaby, the rector. On some particular
occasion our venerable friend Tommy
Coles took seat among the congrega-
ton, and his opinion of the organ was
gathered from the following converse.
ton few days afterwards
Friend Mallaby, / am pleased that
thee has got fine organ in thy church,
But, said the clergyman, Il though
you were opposed to having an organ ii
church,
So | am, replied Friend Tommy
but then if thee worship the Lord b,
machinery, / would like thee to have
first rate instrument 2
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g What is the best guard against
an adversary" said pupil in the act OF
self defence, to his teacher, noted pugi-
list. Keep civil tongue in your head
was the unexpected and significant re-
ply.
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q A truly grateful heart may not be
able to tell lis gratitude. but it can feel,
and love, and act
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81 We should take as much delight
in precepts that enjoin holiness, as in
promises that assure happiness.
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CO If persecution takes from you a
life you cannot keep, it bestows upon
you life you cannot lose.
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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
LADIES NOW YOUR TIME!

HEALTH must be preserved The great
IL IL est Medicine of the 10th century, Il will
cure Headaches Sideaches, Long faces, Sweetens
the temper, brings back Rosy Checks, Sparkling
Eyes, firm step with the merry laugh, which
makes Home pleasant around the happy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-09-16

q When the heart is out of tune.
the tongue seldom gives good music.
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g Old men go to death. Death
comes TO young men.
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ca Fast men, like fast rivers, are gen
orally very shallow.
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HOME MANUFACTURE!
Wholesale & Retail

TIME subscriber has again returned to his for
Il mer business, and, having made arrange
ments with N. S. TINKER & CO., will run fur
niture team with general assortment OF Furni-
ture; and is prepared to furnish and deliver free
of charge, for the incest parlor up stairs, down
to the back kitchen, at reduced prices, and will
take all kinds of Produce, neat Stock, good mar
ket Horses, short approved Notes, and Cash mo-
refused.
WANTED-At the Shop in exchange
$4,000 #. of good Lumber.
Derby Certer, Vt, June 1S5s-2stf
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HATS, Caps, Mole Skin, Wool, Glazed, Pana-
Il 4 ma, Leghorn, Sennette and Straw. Mems
and Boys Hats, Silk Caps, &c. for sale at
WORTHINGTON'S
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Lowell, VT, June IA, ls5O.-tf
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ON THE TOWN.


The amps are lighted, the streets are full,
FOR, coming and going like waves Of the sea,
Thousands arc outihis beautiful night,
They iostls each other, but shrink from mel
Men hurry by With a stealthy glance,
Women pass with their eyes cast down;
Even the children seem to know
The shameless girl Of the town.
Hated and summed, walk the street,
Huntingdon what 4? For my prey, It's saidi
look ut 10 though in a different light;
For this nightly shame is my daily bread;
Ny fool, my shelter, the clothes wearl
Only for this ! might starve or drown,
The world has disowned me-what can do,
Cut live and die on the town?
The world is cruel. It might be right
To crush the haTloi, but grant tso;
What made her the guilty thing she is?
For she was innocent once, you know;
Twas love! that terrible word tells all
She loved a man, and blindly believed
His vows, his kisses, his crocodile tears;
OF course the fool was deceived
To weigh in the scale Of my innocent years,
Ny womanly, shame my ruined name,
Ny fathers curse, my mothers tears?
The love Of man! 1t was something to give,
Was it worth II? The price was a soul pait
down;
Did get a soul, his soul In exchanGe2
Behold me here on the town!
Your guilt was heavy, the world will say,
And heavy, heavy your doom must be;'
For to pity and pardon womans fall
Is TO set no value on chastity!
l1u undervalue the virgins crown,
The spo;less honor that makes her dear:
But ought to know what the bauble is worth,
When the loss Of it brings me here!
But pity aud pardon! Who are you
10 talk Of pardon, pity to me!
What ask is justice, justice, sir;
lie. both be punished, or both 90 free
II IT be in women shameful thing,
What is it in man, now2 Come be just;
Remember, she falls through her love for him,
lie though his selfish lustD
Ten me what Is done the wretch
WHO tempts, and riots in woman's fall?
His father curses, aud casts him OFF,
His friends forsake; He 10 scorned Of all2
not he; his judges are men like himself
Or thoughtless women, who humor the
whim-
Young blood. Wild oats'-Better hush Il up
HEY soon forget i.--in himl
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S.-Certainly, sir; was noted by
lying in our town, and came near being
laid out for it.
The student was allowed degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

UCrI0N EOTIOE-EXTk AORDINARY POSITIVE
II sale of AL the furniture works aud foo
contain ed 10 tho elegantly Furnished private reisuce
Clinton place, brcadway.-D. d. HOlS}H aac-
aeueer odce No. 20 Broadway vl sell above touor
April % NJ l0h A. N. procseiy sale positive
Cafs gues ready and be had ii the house
nt 70 Broadway The sucnoneer calls particular attention.
NE above saie embracing opportunity r purchasers
10 obtain trsi class goods at moderate price The house
goods suitable foe g-nteel boussheepers Careful
70 pack and ship the goods From tho
extract portion Of the articles OF what
bsuse oortsins-
Dining reonsCarved wsiIu buffet extension table, 81
fchsas dining and chairs splendid mirrors gas
fixtures Tapestry together al
belonging W he house, cut gass of
bic desriUtDa silver service I've pieces avsr
savers casers and forks naur caster ruoy
hetles cake bsskeA &c ivory cutlery. SETS bosides
large variety Of unique table o-nsmees
Pzr0t-CASved weed suit Ia crnDo satin:
sold rosewood centre and pier tables reception and
chairs aod pod wall esegerea elegant
plate pier ga<s In gold frame sdys escrstcirc
satin wood; velvet
embroidered lsse window drapery, several and
Bpondid brunzea also paintings by eminent artists
nne variety OF elegant Dresen choA PaAn figures
nante decora;ious Also Of Nunos Fisnsrs spl-ndt
wood carved octave pianos per
feci order and tally warranted stool cover csbne
&c beses boss OF other artsses which, 70 be appreciated
mus be
Cbsmbcrv-rapesuy carpez carved rosewood bedstesd
with rich lase canopy spendid hsr mstreses 40 70 60
holsters a1d piows fine blanke and bedding rosewood
and commodos china oet rosswood bookcase
eugsvings elegant carved mahogany bodsess bureaus
washstanos sehs chairs mattresses bankes cArpeta 10
d scrpuvs catalogues be had At the house ONLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

UCfIoN sALR-sALE OF sPLENDID PARLoR AND
IA chamber furniture wood panofos inaid with pearl
splendid tnuruueu fully warranted dining extension
table, CUTLERY, d. lBURTUs Will sell
1hs day. OhursdsyD 2s inst the residence No. IS West
Llsvcrss ~rest N par ~ olow,-spsndd pearl inlsId
furniture covered with sA,n brocsde seven pieces each
carved rosewood marble top sofa tables; rose
wood marble t0p eteReres with
oornsr eeseres library bookcase Pier and
Brussels cArpeng lace curtAins rich painted shsdes
uantol vases and Ornamental &c
CHAMBER FURNITURE
Heavily carved rosewood Ezsbe.han Gothic bedstaads
% pure curod hair and spring bosers plows
fos6 $50 mante clocks mirrors shades &C Also threc
uoid rosewood marble Top dressing bureaus with mirror
marble tau vnshsands ingram and Brnsses cArps rshig
sod arm chairs sprns chairs and general assorsmea
=" '"~"' DINING ROOM
Solid extensioa table walnut dining table French china
pet table cutlery sfver plated ware such forks
casto~s ladies' dinner and piaes Ac also, seat
chsirs cArpela hall hat stand, &c
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

UCTI0N FOTTC8.-JOHe J. REENIE, AUCrrONBER.
n fse of elegant household furniture wl sell this hay,
IhuZday oh ecocs a6s Houston street all the elegant
furniture, pures &n contained 10 ssid
par Of superb rosewood paror blue and gold
large french plate nirrors with slabs brsnkcu
apexy Brussels and ingram carpets oclohs dvans
wood corner elegant rosewood octave paos
forte bro1ze candelAbr elegant ormou clock and shade
rich lace curtains black welnu, sofas
carved MAJ BILE sdeboerd dining taba
mating rosewood marble top refrigerator, elegant OF
tngs mshossny wadobes rosewood chamber su couches
bureaus. washesnds &C.; cut glass hall chandelier chns
Catalogues win Be ready 90 the morning Of SALE when The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
4 uCrroN NorrcE-A BARGAIN FOR cAsH.-oNy

A UCTION NOT1CE-A BARGAIN FOR CAsH-ONE
"A rosewood double psrior suit Consisting two ete tes
two arm reception and four medallion
ed green slk plush and parior suit san
brocate very richly carved consisting OF two
one and four medallion back chairs also
ngie cGslng Of sofa reception and
four medallion back chai very rcsy carved and phoer
ed-v be sold Slz rosewood pier and centre
Turf lounges and chas ewocd bureaus mahogany
fas te and chairs painngs carpefs TO- &c All this
sold II sale his day cheap for
each Apoiy n the store No 40 Ninth avenue near Twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
BIZ i, AUCrIoNEsa. Aw.

"A UCTfON NCTTCE-THO7 BIZ il lUOTIONENN, 4 ".
"A q TBOMI sON.-Ths day, At 90 OK the II
known On .risys ale house, gCAfmne tire near zee k;r
Doctor Wslkns Ia retxing from his Anouous sbns. The
balance 81 hs One old stock vii sold liquors. A.:
Jpgs uaeh IazIssI hey ~ xerax D. Hsm- Casaos n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

M pOUGHTY, AUCTIONEEs
wi. WIN sell Friay, 10 morrowl at 10Y O'CLOCK, At

lM. VIII SELL Friay to mDrrowD at lOx o'clock, at
house 3s East Twenty seventh street. between Second aad
Third avenues
Elegant household furniture gilt frame pier glsser
TEL do rosewood parior suits medallion velvet carpets &c
hold furniture contained the said residence all OF which
manufactured order by ksux Boudoine Hutchngs
consisting in part of solid parlor suit covered
With green plush IL catel elegant gilt
French plate pier with cornces and marble
match two co for mane oval do t~o elegant
coandesrs brocaie and lace window curtains large size
dsloa velvet carpets &C. Dining room suit 10 oak consisting
of Osk extension table do lounge chairs silver ware
crockerv cutlery, chandeliers, medallion velvet
&c CtambersBrusses carpets mahogany drsssiny sbes
bureaus chairs bedsssds mirrors hair mattresses pses
wssbsspds hstures easy chairs enamelled suits
&c. Catalogues al house morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

DICHARD WALTERS, ACCOMMODATIONS NO. 2S
Cath.rine street corner Of Henry street viii sell on
tire furniture of about 10 consisting Of duo msh0gaay
sofas chairs tables marble tp and PLATA bureaus
stands, besesds And magnificent fine toned Vi
octave pa.oto cy made and In excellent order $500
French plate ard plain mirrors feather beds hair
Brussels and three ply ingram with end
less variety OF chamber and kitchen furniture gas dxures
Aso bar fixtures and choice assortment Of
Wines liquors. segars, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

UC1IOF rOTICE-BkY PONY. W aGON AND HAR-
"a peN--NkLLEs NICHOLS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rlCHOlS viii eel Saturday. April Is at ocock In from.
of ssesroon rsssau street bay long, black dow
been used for children; together with wagon harness
with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

DEGULAR sALE.-HARDwAEE AUCTION NOTICE -
~ Stock OF retailer decinns business JNO VAN ANT
MEsP will commence bis sale Thursday, April q? q IS
hardware house declining husness oonprag tho best
meut OF goods offered this and we'll
Of retailers country merchants AVID others be mostly
class Foods ana In order Catalogue
" O'Clock In addition TO the will be sold
Of choice received In The cAAloxue
Terms cash. cur Le money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

TXrEkSIvE sALk OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUR
II nnure heavy French plate pier and msnol mirrors,
wood psror suts bronzes rich velvet carpets TO-. &c
j. W PORTER aucuoneer viii sell to the highest bidder,
TOR cash without reserve this day Thursisy, April 3D.
at l o'clock the elegant contained in We Ave story
reeidencc No. ID West Fourteenth street.
The pArOrs contain superior velvet carpets three
cent solid rosewood siS covered in blue gold
and crimson and gold sAn of the nsve
Gothic and Turkish chairs in and satin
gsld blue crimson and maroon SATIN three solid wo d
centre tables. with rich satuary Marble excessively
carved rosewood pier ss and aide tables with
three costly roeewood etegeres with marble
tables orroolu clocks elegant china
vsses, with the most chaate and eypensve landscapes
painted 70 order IN France; magnificent French
glass, with rich and heavy gold fsme heavy embroidered
y OF oil paintings BY native lansc apes winter
marine scrptural pieces French
grsphs, game pieces Ac the whole forming
collection; superior rosewood piaD0or+e fun
keys Of real pearl being vslusbe and costly
rosewood piano sto covered IN sain with elegant and
costly embroidered
Dining room-Eich velvet tapestry crpe good order;
bic top fancy tables mi sofa beds chairs hsircoth
together with 81 the ruby and stall cut glass
chsmpagpes tumbles gohlets and
china tea and dinner sets costly silver dinser
urns spoons forks liquor stand superior table cutlery
bic pitchers, &c.
Costly solid rosewood and mahogany bedsesds
statuary marble top buresus washssuds AID
made 70 order and In excellent condor ingram
room mirrors clocks toilet tables, towel rAckR toilet
cloths star carpets and rode mahogany cushioned chair
rcckers sofas ounges couch beds hall dnt,r
tables linen Sheets oes,her large and desirable asse
nnent Of articles not mentioned No Arclea
gong out OF The city can be backed At sac.
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4 U TON notice. BOG ARr AUC1IoNRsR g.
"a BoGAhT FRIDAY, April a. at o1s o'clock st the auction
household furniture Consisting
OF paros bedroom and Kitchen furnure Of ladies'
gakers, chilSre1' shoea DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
uENRY B. HBRrs, JR., AUCTIONExR.
IL Poremptory sale of
ELEGANT 0atinel furniture.

On ThurDdsy and Friday, April Il sad r.
Al TIE store OF heaN Buns brohor 453 Broad wsv be
tween Howard and Grand s~ests ~ ~
r. B. HBRTb, yr, viii ell - above without any ressrve
The entire stock q elegant csbpet furniture Of very ne
nanufacture, omprinng wood In and 6r,aa
VEL richly carved rosevcod mahogany and walnut bedssds;
bureaus steGsroa afeboards CENTRE side dni1s And
card tables casss wardrobes With mirror rcoS oak
walnut mahogany and rosewood dining and hall suss
easy yoae chairs couches &C. rss attention of A.
tee about frniehing particularly scec ths
poituny that rarely oHr 70 get stry 1rs class furniture
n suction prices Every lot 0e vsly sold prior V
making esnsive alterations 10 ne prsmisss Catalogues
win be ready before the sale and may be had
At the sbove the rocds sen,
once OF The sucioneer, NO 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCrIoNeER
"a will sell this day. 1t l0h O'Clock. saerooms 70
Ess.au strcek large and general assortment household
tunnsrc VIZ BruSes three ply and ingram carpes ruaho
and rosewood chamber br0cato
cIo dreas md other bureaus book hair matressee
mahogany French and cottage bedsosds pier
tel mirrors chan cooking kitchen furnre
refrgerators cutlery, &c EIhe whole be sold without
FeNefvo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

A UCTION NOTICE WILLIAM IRVING INFORMS BIS
a ieots and The public that he has made arrangement
win heesrs- BROWN NICHOLS ,tioneers IS Nassau
street. opposte the Pos Office where he will found happy
10 servo his friends formerly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

pALTInORx, wAgHrsarOs AND rHE WEST -yHn
10 sesunexv OF ths New Yovk Ians
Gave pier Forth Tuesdays Ttursdayv ana ss,aPdsvs
making ~ pa.a&e "a forty hourN rre'gh 70 Baltimore
foo 70 Washngtos csrts pss foo< nad prooor
hopss Fog through raics 10 ,he We ooverfps ina az
rich, elghAt pss cont apply a. The Bauore an1
washington RAILROAD Compsayis om-e, IA 8ruaAwnv A.
sly 70 4. y OROnW I'LL ~, N WsA sress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

LOTION NOTICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-A
"a HUkBkkT will sell this morning, at l0f O'Clock by
catalogue st No Third street the Bowery the fur
ne contained the house. embracing suits OF wood
psor furniture In crimso and light blue French brocate
vo:d paocforte by Huups Clark white and ruby Brussels
and other carpets elegant chandeliers
is5ys rne wood secretary good mshogsny marble cham
Der furniture BEDS oiolo,bs china and plated ware
ktchen furniture and uenAs &c Catalogues AZ the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
HE.Ey a LEEDS ,AgGTIosEEs-z4sALkssoox NO

TJErRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
IL q Nassau street-HEsRY H. LEEDS 4 co. VIII sel
at saeon Thursday April q. at 10Y O'Clock M 70 Has
Twelfth street near Fourth avepue general assortment of
household furniture consisting OF gentee household
prsing Brussels cxpe mahogany sofas and chairs
hair clob do rosewood piano. msds linden Fritz;
mahogany card and centre tables mahogany bookcase git
frame pier essses pier tables ingram carpet hur aad
spring mattresses holsters pillows mahogany bureaus gilt
French lasting marble top commode iron bedstesds marble
ton wsshsapds mahogany chairs mahogany
aon dining table dinner ocoths csrpe rods
portable furnace kitchen china and glassware 60
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Henry II. LEEDS, AucrIoNKzR--sALssRoox Nc

llENRY II LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
II Ss,s.n street Special sale Of hr.t class furniture
made by MSrcptte, Rinquet Co., buhl piAnofore, &C.
berry LEEDs CO viii sell friday April
II half past 10 O'Clock, elegant rssdeuce No West
furniture IN sAd house, made by Narcotic. Risqust
Win nns menn rs su . Cysc rs's.aSd co.sssd
nstuary marble top centre tables, music cabinets
SOFAS crimson, satin danask lace curtains superb per
and nansei Elssses md Chandeliers large groups In res
bronze AND hgnrea large and small unique Parsan vases
ROSEWOOD boekcase fancy chairs rich mAache and bronze
caocs superb buhl pianotcrs upright made in Paris coss
10 &c Dining room all Of carved oAk-Bue erteuaiop
dining table richly carved and chsrso china aIsss
&C., superb dessert sand Of bronse gass ana other
articles aforementioned walnut rosewood aud
ture, includin kitchen ware, az. ~ ~
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1OHf "A. ByRLkY, AUCTIoNEKR WILL. sEIL rHrs
day a. ociock, Al 437 Canal sreep ane assortnea OF
household fu1use-Buresus bedAtsds mahogany oher
.osrs sofa beds lounges marble top tables iooknt gsssss
hAr and other mattresses Brussels three ely and In
pete dining and ert nsio, tabes oolos heddng cooking
e9ves, ~ ITO be soh without reserve
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A GR0. wELLEs NICHOLS AuorIoNEvR.

6sIesro lm % NAtBAu SreeE
EXECUTOaS' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PoRNITUKE
BROWNE NICHOLS will sell dAy. rhurstay
April q Al l01s O'Clock At 4 Eighth street near Broadway
opposite the Old Operx House. ali The furniture n
EAd house, coussing OF parior furntre
sofAs chais &c In brocael elegant panoorts
curtains, oonics elegant pier gr Abes paint
hss. mante ornamental chus Brussels and ingram
cafpets dining tables chairs table linen cutlery roe wood
md mahogany French bsdseada dressing bureaus and
eedding nstxessea engrAyngs ocoha together tie
kitchoa furniture with which tie sale viii By
der. WIN CHAUNCEY. ESQ.
LEBBBuS CHAPMAN jR. ESQ ( EkoousefA
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HENRY II LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO n
II Nassau street-HENRY II. LENDS 90. win sell at
auction Thursday.Aprl n, At 10Y O'Clock. xsst
1hrdeA street. general assortment OF household furniture
consisting Of general household furniture,
Brussels spesty carpes rosewood furniture green
velvet plush and purple do oval mirrors lace curtains and
fxtures wood centre table and dining
ture In oak bedroom furniture In black walnut complete
glassware and crockery mattresses and bedding ali In ane
order futures ocloihs and assortment OF Kitchen
ware, with which the saleswill commence.
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J. BLRsCKKR. SON co. WILL SELL ON THURS
Anfing Staten lsland,
THn PARKINSON ESTATE"

= parcels ut Clifton varying TO is acres eAch IN tia
AsynwNu Ac
ala. two Rlc sf aeros each Casetou Heigsu rear
Aao ID known the farm Of the late Caleb Ward
oposise Perh and South Amboy, with mile
The above unsurpassed for speu
nsland- - w. -
Maps DO. ut No. Broad street By order H B. MErCALF
EeQ.
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HEEHy H LEEDS. .AyCrIoNExR, sALxsRooM .

TJEFFS n LEEDS, AUCT1ONEEH, HALKBROOM q
II Nassau street-HKnRY II. LEEDS co viii sell at
auction on Thursday, April 81, at 0H O'Clock 49, sas
u street near secons farnurs
gilt frame French plate mrrora gilt cornces; laos vndoW
curtains crimson and gold brocaei window curtains
rosewood music rack, mahogany extension table, 70 :,
mahosan, marble Top s,debosd black wsinu. sea.
chairs black walnut rocker N hair coh crimson wors,ed
window curans black walnut side tables oil
hogsny sofas In hair cloth dining table BLACK wal
nut cane seat arm chairs bruss.ls dressing
and worsted window curtains
eled cottage sus mahogany bedsteads wash
nanos hair mattresses paltasses holsters and pillows oil
coh, veve stair caEpes mahogany hat stand. Aso a.
sortment Of kitchen oroo&ery and glass
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HENRY Il. LEEDS AUCTIOFEER. Is
auction Thursday. April e. Al l0k O'Clock 81 Twsit
street th avenue general assortment Of houasapd
furniture consisting Of velvet pAror rosewood suit
In blue and gold brocse lace window curtains rosevopd
piano made ~ A. H. Gale Co. piano 5too, mirrors
extension table, mshocsny chairs hair CLOTH sSogany
tables mahogany hat stand ingram mahogany
leather mahogany rocssr In hAr cloth. black walnut
seated chairs window sbshes mirrors Brussels
boganJ bedstead hogany top burcau mahogany
marble top centre abea mahogany conode mahogsay o
hsr nattresses plows holsters sofa hA-ooh
mahogany table, iron psisesa toilet SETS gilt
mrrorx &C. Also large assortment OF kitchen ware
cry glassware, DC.