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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

brdrs salion f ~ seuahsssern Railway q hall pAse
sevea O'Clock, ossensby er Dover bet this spossds
Il roushs sere outside the station, cheering tner 70
epecsve fsvoritee The betting was 10 favor o. oAySs
The fight caue OF within two miles OF Aoetsnos
result was that Alter series OF rounds, occupying t~e
and half niputes Tom Sayegg became the victof, sn"
thus retains his championship
IRON the London Sun, April 81
There has seldom been contest OF late years ir tso
cbsmmoasbip Of England that mas cpgroesed 80 muon
general and attention as the
the above 6stic representatives, which came OH shs .
ing the Dover road aud some very noasy
Investments pended the result Ia consequence OF prev
Ious performances SayeTs was The favorte ever since
officially declared ana eads ranging from c,n
The beleereus everything N point Of condition that
their mos ardent admirers could desire The hight may
bo,h parties set 10 work In earnest Sayers had II all
his own way, and vanqushed his antagonist easily IN
VIZ from the London Telegraph, April 81
Bill Bange-or Bill Benjamin, ss he Is called In fstic
circesy eserday tried his strength second time against
the redoaoable Tom sayers Bsojamin is novoe In the
savers he was disposed OF in about five minutes He then
accounted for defeat by saying that Sayers hit him in
the stomach without telling him. Nothing daunted, how
ever he was ambitious 70 gain the champions bet and
AGAIN challenged.
The scene Of action was Aldershot, and thther mis-
ceaneous crowd Of roughs and other patrons Of the
were conveyed by train specially chartered for the oc
cason Tho train LEFT London a. about hsfpast seven
A. 81.
were freely laid 10th men, on being stripped, looked
somewhat fcehy, but Benjamin especially seemed big
From the first round it evident that the fight would
be ali one way, and Sayers in his confidence began
fight "joly."
In the fourth round Tom mapped what is called in the
slang Of the ring shot 'un and this evidently put him
on his mste, and he went in and polished of Benjamin in
the most approved STYLE
Benjamin was awfully punished.
Only eleven rounds were fought, and the disgusting
exhibition lasted twenty-five minutes
Ascend battle fought between Bob Travers and
Mike Madccc, which was won easily by Travers, there
being forty five v,ds fought In one hour and thrtyfou
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

EDWARD II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ~ household furniture paintings &c, a auction
il O'Clock at the residence Of Chas Addoms Esd No 70 East
Twenty third street. betwee Lexington and Fourth
handsome eho furniture consisting Ia Of carved
wood parlor furniture in blue broca:e chairs tables
busson and Brussels &C. dining table china
glass and plated black walnut book be5e ads
rosewood and black walnut dressing tables table de mutt
wasstsnds c &C. Aso assortment Of kitchen furniture
with which the sale will commence.
Elegant Paintings, &cSevaa original modern paintings,
by Bead G. L. brown Paige, &c collected by Charles Ad
dons, Esq., during hts aooadamong which BAy Of
Naples by Brown; Embarkaton Of cleopatra by Besd;
Landscape, by Kubens; Madonna Child Paige.
paintings will be sold Immediately after the furniture which
will be about O'Clock. The furniture be the day
previous the sale when catalogues be had the
toueers Office IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

UCsIoN sALE.-sALu o. srISHDID rA.tIx AND
"A ohsmbdr fursMue wood piaSofOe tsiAM Win Ues
splsudi1 10 nm nsu l wrsnd. dsiag room estenssa
oahie cuery &c IT oOULDSnlTh. sucsoneer w al -
this day (sAia rday) - hs. ~ Tho residsuoo Is
twenty sersnd part ~ sss-seeadid year inne
pssstoss full octave toe SUN: Of ttcniy carved
tuvuMWa wth brocAde, ssveo pisces osSas
carved roseweod marb. top cure ais ssd sofa sAsss r
seGerss bookesss pr Asa oval mk
recepun chairs Turkish arm chairs. "a pNnmgS
Brussels cArpetiog. Lara cutAiRA rich painted sa<doA
mantel Vases and orssmeots 10
CdAMnkk FUkNfUkH.
Heavily carved kzsbo han and 1ohic
20 pur~ cured hsk aca sprg maiesses boserr paie
scih rosewood usrte Top dressiag buveAsa with mirrors,
marble ingras sad nrusses rocking
and chairs sprhg seal CHAIRS ana general Assortment
u chAmler furnkaro
eeb exenssn tablo walnut dioAsg table, French china tea
SET tAhie CUTLERY oliver plated such FORKS
adea dInuAr AID patoo. also side tables
chairs, carpe1s hall hak stand, 40
Distance rely ovcry article will be sold
without
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UCTION NOTICE-TO HoUsEKEEPERs, HOTEL
n keepers and parties in want OF superb household furniture
household furnishing ods and chsse and works OF
Will be sold hills Saturday pubic auction
mencing at l0,s O'Clock precisely rain or shine by W.
WbsfCoTr auctioneer the very large and costly coecuon
residence contained the large dwelling house 1852 West
Twenty street. Seventh and all OF
which viii be peremporiy sold and must be removed imme
diaey. Parlor chambers dining &c, contain superb
full suits of rosewood psror furniture carved
gold brocade covered Eve coored brocade
with rich framea do covered In silk veve
wood CENTRE pier tables brocae and lace curtains
two elegant mirrors very large pier mirrors with
core rosewood marble top etegeres turkish lounges with
Voare chairs match adys French escreoe consoles in
buh works. French shades magnificent rosewood pauofore
with velvet and tapestry carpets reception chairs
In satin splendid china beautifully decorated bronzes
bsque figures with collection OF marble and lava
paror s,so fine collection Of paintings glass
canvass ormulu chandeliers &C.; rosewood bureaus
marble dressing bureaus armour glsce with mirror 'front.'
bronze clocks reclining chairs about Is large hair
English blanket French counerpanes commOdes aud oval
mrors marble top wsshstands pair French shades
windows lounges sofas cottage and other chairs with large
Of dining furniture extens0n table, slverware
spoons forks eastern dining and tea service rich chn
dining 10 peces French china cut glass Of de-
scpon ivory cutlery DC also two superior sofa bedsteads
With gyest quantity OF mahogany furniture not enumerated
Sale rain shine
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. AND Sc.
~ cond hand furnitSrs-By r 81 - sGaENCK This
emit of and second hand paror dining and
chamber furniture coprisvg carved wood paror suits
brCcate reps plush and harooth superb carved
solid OAK and BLACK walnut sdsbosrd. With marble tops;
oak marble Bullets enson tables wood and msh
gany dressing bureaus wash and rosewood
mahogany and walnut bedseads rosewood bookcases
and wardrobes oak chamber SUITS Turkish lounges and
chairs mahogany sofas easy and paror chairs in harcoth
Brussels and ingram carpets silver plated ware china toilet
ses DC, DC being unusually large and fine assortment
which invite the attention OF buyers Also rosewood
and two mahogany piansfortes-
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eAL4 OS vALuAu1
1nOADWAY xnp C1Rs SAL SrxxAr PROPKry.
AOkIAN II. oULLB8 wtn EEL Il Asc11ua on "a asdsy.
Apsn rs 1850 ~ II O'Clock. bs fxchaaso BY
order Of executors Of The eslale u James Genmoi
csased:-
BrnAusy csrDes q Rsade srsss valuable Int OF lsst
kpo ~ NJ 40 BrsA beag The narthcAA Of
Aesde This < vii be ise enrner af arosd way asd
beade street arr les NAY neg, tho dsed BY the
ton for Ne widening o keade aud gill
buidsseS covcstss ue srtsbsi ht to< y 7rio02
broadway Of DasDo areek The valuable lot With
soo,hrast a Bsos1wAy Aad DsAas Lot
frcpt by about &c feet deco.
The attention Of tose desiring business iocs
Hons called . The sale Of The above d1sobed asted
tso OF the mos desrAbe Broadway In the
centre o. the bustDeas portion of the city.
Aso. C0roeia sueS Tho lot hh fronk and hsuaes
hereoo, IS CprneltA sroet IOk n. lr7 6.
my per cent romAi9 boa1 and mNrtEaga
For maps, do apply tn The aucoocer Is W al street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

UCrlON SALE OF vALUABIH REAL RsrArs IN
"A the village Of Hact opsack New JesseytN Wednesday
the h day Of Mar ney 10 O'Clock H. % ths premises
shall oGg SALE Haoao0. the building erd ic kAow.
great number Of desirable building lots stase and h.rrs
Streets two Of Piaak road south of Nicholas vaa
voorhis' Of pssk road. Tho above
property formerly owned by Robert Campbell decessed
Fog . more particular description Apply u q q AOhE9
SON. Esq The County Ceks oeice 10 aAckeusack Ttsc
ndisputable EDWIN khHDlCrs Trustee
ApRr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

DY JOSEPH uEGEMAN.
ID MONDAY, APRIL H,
AT O'Clock A. NJ, at no 2Wilow place, near Joralemon
street,
Household furniture in good order mah,gsn parlr aud
painted chamber furniture carpets mattresses and kitchen
furniture. Catalogues AT the salesrooms.
SANE DAY,
At 10 O'Clock A. A. at No 40 Myrtle avenue Pearl
street. general OF household furniture &C.
SAME DAY,
At O'Clock p NJ. at 2 Bridge street. between Concord and
Tillsry streets,
assortment Of parlor chamber and kitchen urni-
ture, Brussels and ingram carpets, oil cloths, &C.
SAME DAY,
At35 O'Clock NJ at No. 81 willow, between Orange and
Pineapple streets, Brooklyn
Of parlOr chamber and kitchen furri
ture. Catalogues at the salesroOns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

u CoITON AUCIIoNERR-vgRY LARGE SALE OF
household furniture, carpets, ocloths paror SUITS piano
fortes French plate mirrors Ac This day saturday April
g. OI O'Clock At so Beekman street large assert
Of and second hand furniture removed 10 the
from large house in the upper part OF the city and among
which about woDty first carpets OF various
velvet tapestry, ea ply and ingram do, olcoos several
hundred chairs arlor suits piano. mirrors book
cases. dressing bureaus French bedseas gas chandeliers
&c Sale per.mpory, without regard to weather On Mon
day, April 70 an The furniture in house. LOO slsecker street.
Particulars Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

UCrION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, POSITIVE
"A sale all the furniture works OF and fire
ocnn ed In the elegantly furnished private reHdnce no u
University place, Washington squareD. g. HOUIH,
AucOnee No 20 Broadway Wi cell above this day.
Saturday April a. ut l0H A. precisely Sale positive rain
shnn Catalogues ready and be bad a the house
TO Broadway The auct0noer calls particular attention 70
ne above SALE embracing rare opportunity @ purchasers
obtain first class goods moderate ptioo Tho house
airs unusually largo and nne assortment q desrable
goods suitable geuee honsekespesH Caraal sArtmen In
portion Of The articles, specimens OF what tho
house containing -
Dining rooms-Csrvsd walnut buffet, EXTENSION table, b.
richelas dining and chairs splendd mirrors bronze gas
fixtures tapestry carpe together with al the china and silver
balcr the house. cut glassware OF every couoeva
BILE description; silver tea se~ve Ave pieces large stver
savera and forks hqunr caster with cut rudy
bses cake baskes 10 ivory cutlery, IN ses besides
large variety Of unique table ornAments .
solid rosewood and pier tables reception and
ehrs solid GOD and wall oteaore elegant freO
plate pier glass In gold ame ladys escrstOe hnsd with
wood velvet carpets and bronze xturss hsavy
embroidered Lace window drspefy several large and
splendid bronzes; Also painngv BY eunoat ARTISTS Also
ne variety Of elegant Dresden china Vases Paran figures
antc decorations; also, Of Nunns Fschers splendid
rosewood carved seven octave pianos nearly new
order and fully warranted stool and cover music cabinets
must be
Chambers-Tapesry carpets carved rosewood bedrtead,
With rich lace splendid hair mattresses W " 81 lbs
boers pillows fine blankets and bedding bu-
and comodes china tle Sets wood bookcase fine
pngr~vines elegant carved mahogany beieads buresus
washssndE sofas chairs mattresses blankets carpets
Descriptive catalogues can be had at The house only.
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP" OF ENGLAND.

FROM the London Times, April 81

TFToLl Tue L5lh0n IImesy ApfIII.J
Yesterday morning large number OF the iIls OF the
Iria fighting irg le London for ths purpose OF wsse
ing contest fc the championship Ths bg' between
Ayerb md Ba9ain ard excited great al Of interest
Judgment may Dc formed from the number Of pefsoas
who attended Nearly 1000 persona lei the London
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ssl0ARs AHll ax,HAfx,0.

C0O mn HAVANA DOMESTIC AND GsRxAr SO
, Swv.vyM gars nom y to ~ per thousand ysss
Great Inducements viii be offered . csAh buyers
o. CHEEKS, II Broedway.
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u H: LUDLOW, AUCTIOEEER.

IN H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
ID. oENTEEL FURHI1URE AT AUCTION e; q. LUD-
Low CO. will cell ut auction Monday, 9th inst at IL
O'Clock. at GAG and Gel Broadway
0eriael Household the furniture contained In
the consisting paror furniture pier and
tables marble tops chairs tapestry russels carpet window
and fixtures chandeliers gas burners &c mahogany
bureaus washstnds bedseafs mirrors &c. Also
ent 81 kitchen furniture with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues at the sucioneers Office, IA Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23
T II. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER.

IN H LUDLOW, AUCTIONEEK
~. Handsome household furniture at auction.
4. h. LUDLOW co will sell at auction, Monday,
April Is 81 IL O'Clock ct 36 West Eleventh street. Uni
veIsiy place.
Handsome household Consisting part Of
wood mahogany paror suits In plush and damask de-
sine sof. chairs rosewood quartet table and reception
chairs rosewood piano, octave by Worcester with
piano STOOL In crimson plush aete
stools and sofa tables marble top; black marble
eight clocks enpravip marble candescks
antique china vases and perfgmery bottles French gilt china
glassware mahogany edeboard top; Brussels
capet mahogany French bedsteads: dressing bureaus
BILE top with res wsshstands &c: hair mattresses feather
beds holsters pillows Turkey muslin curtains &c oge.
Their with sormeyt Of kitchen furniture with which the
will Catalogues had ct e Ructonecrs
Office, IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

ii. q Nassan street -HEnR n hiyDs % will sell VI
snction, on Monday, April -, at 0N O'Clock No 4Pfnce
street near Rroadwsy sentesl bascbold fnrlte consist
Ing Of 1asels snd ngrHin carpst mahogany sofss dvans
and cr oak and black walnut eatefs dining tables
do chairs mahogany booknse mahogany sdrbosrd French
plate pier and nsntl glase@ bedeeads and bureaus,
boannv Office tables hair feather beds
oiclos stair carpets and rocs together with general az
fornncnt OF dining crockery and kitchen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

DEKovAI.-..NRs. r. r rpyRrr AgExr, WILL
~ hor Paris millinery emabish EN- n, IL Az
broadway 10 the fpIepdid house No 90 ~ Msv ge n
doors below Eighth street ca or before'ne W." ""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

DRIAN Il. 1UILBR, AUCTIONfysR -DESlR A. Bile
"A house and lot In Seventh avenne. ADRIAN II Null
LER will sell at auction Tuesday 18th AT at u oco,s
the Merchants Exchange the three story high soop brick
house and lot $50 Seventh west side 80 feet south
Foytbrd street House ~ by Al feet and furnished
with ell the modern improvements under cssr lot 70 by
100 feet Terms liberal. Maps &c, at IS wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

~ FITZsIMNONS. AUO1IONEER-STORE ~ CENTRE
streetWu sell this day. at 1917 O'Clock. at 15t Spring
street the entire stock n1lures and furniture Of miner
sash DOORS shelving pipes and pendants sofas
chairs dvans centre tables carpe oclos &C. 10 close the
concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

NylW YORK AID HARLEh RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARKANCENENr.
On ana AFTER "wednesday, April &, 1850, trxhs M n
twenty axth rtres station, fcw York, ~ fonevs-
7:46 An. for WlAmsbrtdsc.
$50 An mall trstp for Albany.
40 An. for WLamsbridge
II 80 AN. tDr Whiks PlairG
33O N. for WiUissnsor11ge-
eco y. n. Tor Dover piasng
B0O P.x. for White Plains
6lsP.E. Tor White Plains rto,a wkl6 sad eocke srs1
$40 pm. for Wiilamsbridge.
RasNniTE, will leave
b4 A H. from White flsiuA.
g.D An. from Dover PainS
go An. from WulissuRbvidgr.
I'D AN. rom Woiie Plains
B1b Am NAH train trur, Albany.
p.0 Al from Willisosbndxe.
laN Pm. Apn Williamk.rfdGc.
saOP.M AVN White PIafia
EaoRM. from Wiivsrnstssdee.
W. j. o. RBEEY, Bss,rtnssnlS1
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INSTRUCTION..

"A medic. &c.-Mr. PAINE, 50 Rowery, aud 2s3 Fulton
street Brooklyn continues TO give three month"; as essons
unlimited, for $40. Communication In al branches, ~
Ladies writing lessons, e
CADEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING, $50
IA Brosdway.-Open day and evenng-Pupils
ceved any time and their lessons taken at hours TO suit
their convenience Success guaranteed 70 all old or
Young. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
BOOKKEEPING. si0-MR. DOLBEAR, 600 BROAD.
ID way, keeps the largest commercial institution In New
York Gentlemen practically prepared for business boys
manly habits become quick figures
rapid business penmen and good bookkeepers
NORWICH COLLEGIATE INsrIfurE -rHg SUMMER
~ terra Of this clssen and scient1c boarding school tr
Of the pleasante IN New England and the ednesona
advantages Of the nst order. Circulars a r. j. Grower
uonery. SO Wal street. New YORK, with he principal, Rev
J. A. Ssxton Norwich, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

u a. sEIxAs. AUCrIONRER. WILL SELL AT AUG.
ID ton this day 3D. a two O'clock at 95 Canal street
Hudson large lo OF china glass and earen Consisting
iron French china dinner and toilet
cups and plates dishes covered dishes
casters lsmps, &c Families Will find this good chance,
mustb he sOl
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a UCTION NOTICE,

a
a NJ DOUGHTY. Auctioneer, will sell this day, ga
trdsy ut O'Clock at salesroon. 70 Nassau street. large
and general assortment of household furniture. removed
for convenience OF sale viz vevet 8russes three ply and
plush and hsircoh large French plate psr mnae and oval
mirrors with solid gilt cornces and marble bes; rosewood
arno,re glass rosewosd etegeres centre
tables mahogany do waTdrObes library and book
walnut Preach bedseads hair
mattresses feather beds and bedding Turkish easy char
mahogany Sofas rockers and parlor CHAIRS fine
bronxed chandeliers lace and brocae curtains;
walnut and mahogany marble top dressing bureaus china
and with large assortment OF household
articles worthy attention Catalogues ready on NE morning
nf m
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huCTTOs -NoHT6hCER's aALg-BgOwyg NJ
~ CHols VIII s.l this daY April p a. thar sal,aoom ~
Nassau street al 0lscf vcod ro1nd cornered
ohosefng pauore one psrsor SUIT rosewood and green
plush pcr order mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

IIESRY LEEDS AUCTroNEEa- sALHsROOM NO
IL p Nassau s!reetnGensel hopsehold furniture CHECKER
auction Saturday April 22 at l0H o'clock Mt 1851 Broad
way between Seventeenth and Egheenh streets the urni
said bouse coussing Of velvet and Brussels
parr salts made BY Rocheior covered IN crimson
and SILK brois lace curans pier glasses and
elegant vasas real chandelier tables rosewood
psI ofort made by Clustering, cost $780, etegere &c
wood sLd mahogany dressing and bedsteads mat
resses otomans sofas lonngcs ensrsyings card tables
the property Of family removing 70 hs country, without
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MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRMONIAL.-A YOUNG WIDOW. TWENTY FIVE
husband Of similar qualities elciousy hapey desires to
correspondence with view to matrimony Address,
prepaid for ten days Mrs. n H. Scott Post Office, Station d.
New York
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UCTION NOTICE.-BAY PONY. WAGON AND HAIR
a ness-w ELLIS NICHOLS. MISUNDERSTANDING
NICHOLS will CELL Saturday April Is at io'cloct IN front
36 bay poDy long, black low
ig and tail eight years Old perfectly lind and gentle
children; together with wagon and harness
Sale without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

UC1ION aAIe 0y DpaIRAB'B HOUSEHOLD FUR.
~ nture PETER PARks, sictioutcr, will cell on Non
day 2ss i,A a. l0 O'clock ~ No IL Greene street pear
Canal tho furniture o. niy de .ntns bousekcepna viz
kotewood pargr suits ~ rasels ASd oher ca<pcs octave
rSwood pisnonre by Gox mahogany chamber furnfurs,
L'chen utersis Ag
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ID EMovAI.-rSwIANCx sALANANDyR eAr1 ~
I reracvcesrcm i1e Pearl 70 % fcr,y sreei eHVrRru
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Tonn REpprra AUCrroNrxa Will. srr. q,

N
u caisrday Apri r. nj the Tenth avertie and
rlfy In street q ic, A. The conin.s u the house
Al the fur w rd committing carpeing airs
tables cockery sud cooking utensils elso bt top wagon
90 the family are going 70 kurope-
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4 UcrIoN.-GENrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

a WEll.ks NICHOLS, Aucnoneer RkOwnk 4 Nj
CHOIs will sell this day April Is Mt cs O'Clock. at their spa.
cous IS Nassau street. general assrtme Of
eeuse household furniture removed for convenience Of sale
cpssng d wood psrl0r furniture SOFAS chairs en- suite
In crimson plush blue and sod br0catel aud recet ION
chairs u rosewood and mahogany pier glasses lace
wsod egeres rosewood ard mahogany centre tables
rosewood black walnut and mahogany buresus with
marble rosewood and mahogany Wristbands
holsters pillows sheets and conterpane crock
glass and china ware, kitchen uteLsB splendid Engsa
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REMOVALS.

DWpovhT.-THB ORIGINAL JACOB6 Has
IL moved IRON Chatham stroe 70 30 Broadway, Wy
old customers viii p,ease call The usual Assortmene ~
c0rdecps bauoc guitars and musical ins(sunAonts W.
and jewelry. Accordeobs timed end repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

j. BLHECKER, aON &C. WILL SILL ON MONDAY,
"A. April rs at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchlnge
On Third avenues lots east side between Ninety third and
Nibety fourth sueeAs.
On Ninety third street-Adjonng6H fine lots 100 feet east
Third avenue.
On Ninety fourth streets nne lois south SIDE LOO feet east
from Third avenue
Maps, &C., ut No Pine street.
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a '; PLEEoKHR SON co. WILL sELL. on

At 10y O'Clock q No. lO2 East Tweaty street. opposite
0ramercy park,
Splendid and fsshoasbe ho1sehod furniture oovpr<ag
the whole of tho spendd furniture of family dscont
housekeeping comprising. 10 eeepuos baok walnut
and bookcase card table sofa and ohar csrpe
lace curtains. &c Dining ro0m-Oak chairs, buffet
enaon tab leather covered lounge faocy chair carved
Elegant oeewcod marble tables otegercs 9Th
mirrors brocae suits OF ohr srfss heavily
elegant rosewood piano Chckerins msks music stand aud
STOOL large msnte mrroeu
window curtains china bronze asures &c Bsirooms
Rosewood bedsteads amours buresu and a'dr0be with
mirror fancy tables commoda ebony
chairs sprrs beds easy chal oArpe Vases pic
ure Brussels and grain carpets olcih
and t brackets with marble slabs splendid Chandeliers
fixtures, &c With usual kitchen and hall finst ire, with
which the sale viii Catalogues will be really In
seasnn nj he sxI0 MOI 7snd0 Pino street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-23

VNANTED TO RENT-PAKT OF A HOUSE, CoNsIs
w ing of six or seven rooms In pleasant location
above Twenty fifth street below 6prfxg and west Of
veuh avenue. Address, with particulars J. ". r. % Muir
street. r