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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

ITO MERCHANTS,
i WOOL HATS.
TO PLANTERS,
WOOL HATS.
WOOL HATS.
500 DOZEN WOOL HATS
500 DOZEN WOOL HATS,
HEAVIEST AND BEST,
HEAVIEST AND BEST,
MADE TO ORDER,
AT Low PRICES
AT LOW PRICES
| MYERS MOOREs Hat and Cap Emporium, "a Market
street.
| November 3D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

NEW WORKS.
d ECENTLY ISSUED FROM THE PRESS and received
III by Express, at Kelley's New Book Store
Beulah, very interesting, by A. J. Evans.
Harry Lee or Hope For The Poor.
Woman of WORTH Book for girls.
Leaves from Actors Note Book
Vanity Fair Novel without Hero.
Gerald Fitzgerald by Charles Lever.
Popular Sovereignty in the Territories by Judge Doug
lass.
- good Fight and other Tales by Charles Reade.
Nov. 3. 1859.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

COFFEE AND SUGAR.
~ BAGS RIO COFFEE.
CU go Bbls. Sugar different grades. Just received and
for sale, by
Nov. 1st. G. c. d W. J. MUNRO
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WE ARE DAILY ORDERING
A ND Receiving Ladies' and Children's Furs. Our a
n engagements such that can furnish any style
sired in short time, and at Manu- acturers' prices.
Nov. 8. MYERS d MOORE, "a Market st.
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WHISKEY-WHS.

WHISKEY-WHISKEY.
RO BBLs. NORTH STATE, (white,) just received pei
CO Schr. Robt. Healy. For sale by
Nov. l. TIL. McKOY & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

OUhEo OOS II ' EN- ED.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
See advertisement in another column.
Sep, 80.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04

TO THE COUNTRY PEOPLE.
DERSONS FROM THE COUNTRY VISITING WHINING
l. ton requested to examine GOODS, before pur
chasing their supplies elsewhere. We keep an assorted
stock of goods-such kept in store in
embracing articles that useful to Farmers and Others
Our goods equal to any sold anywhere and at lower
prices. Please give stock examination.
L. B. HIGGINS SONS.
November A.. 8. f. Corner Market and I'd street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
BACON-BACON.

~ HHDs. WHITAKER SIDES, Collected now landin
III from Schr. Robt. Healy. For sale by
Nov l. T. 81. McKOY Il co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-04
SANDFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVER DEBILITATES.

PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL g. B59-TR1PLE SHEET

Geo B. Hllard had frequently and very decidedly ex
pressed An opinion from what he had read was on the
spot few minutes after the occurrence and expressed an
opinion there in reference to Justification Of the act would
not like 10 gay whether he could act lmparally his
opinions were very strong side to be moved the
evidence should be altogether different from what he had
read; feelings pr'judces prevent him from being
competent juror. Disqualified.
The Judge said the juror must be perfeoty unpreju-
diced.
Mr. Philips desired nothing but an impartial juroy.
John W. Smoot called No answer.
This exhausted the list Of talesmen summoned Only
three were sworn out of the seventy Ave. These arc
oth-James Kelly, of Washington city, timer.
7th-wm. C. Harper, OF Washington city, dry goods
dealer.
Sth-Henry l.. knight, Of Washington city, grocer
The District Attorney asked the Court 10 direct seventy
five more talesnen to be summoned Mr. Smoot
could be returned with them. He supposed the Marshal
could return the list at two and half O'Clock
Deputy Marshal Pbilips-Not to day. we might have
done yesterday have to 80 to the couliy them
Marshal selden ssid-Mr. Smoot told him he was un-
well and did not think he could come. He was excused
The Judge directed The MARSHAL summon seventy five
ialesmep for TO The list win be furnished coun
sci for each side this evening.
The jurors allowed to separate, with the usua
Caution
The court adjourned a. quarter TO one O'Clock
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Foreign md Dom stic Walls,

TIME OF CLOSING AT TEE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DoussrIc NorthAlbauy. Buffalo ard Cenade ..345 "
North and West wav mail. ..,......... hlf 4. VI.
Western mail. via Erie RI 81 a Il. ana g. IS Y. N
S-uth end souths eslern
Esii.rn mai, by rslrosd.sys a NJ and2 NJ
no oh..rvea Ss hs noh.rn :,a .,sa
close at Ss5 respectively and the Eastern mail BY
railroad at
suSDHT MAILS On Sunday AL mails close st this
CAIuoRsrA. Nv seauer, via Panama, Wednesday,
fSs overland Nail 10 California; leaves It Louis
every Noodav and thursday ats A. NJ. Letters
densred for Il should be marked Overland, via
g. LAKE Cry Overland Nail from st Joseph do) Salt
lake city, leaves s. Joseph every saturday, at
sAM Letters should be marked Overland
20 PACIFIC. by sesmer, via Panama. Wednesday :. =,
HAvAsA... ~ steamer Cahasba, on Tuesday.
MEXICO Flom New Orleans by steamship Tennesses on
the let and 18th OF each month. Letters should
be placed In the Office At New York six days pre-
yous 10 NE above da.e)
EURoPr. by feanship Kangaroo, on Saturday
BANANA On The dsy after The arrival Of eae alter
nate Curard packet ~ this port being once
month, the steamer Karrak will be despatched
with msils for the Bahama Isands, 10 be landed
at Nassau, NJ J..
TINE OF CLOSING At TIE LONDON OFFICE
BoxpAY.. The Overland Nail Bonbay coass an Londo.
rs follower. Via NJ settles, on the ID aud 18Th on
each month Via southampton on the 18th and
CALCUTTA 3D. 10th Is,h 18th, via Narcotics 4th IAh
10th, 9th via South mpton
cnisA &C. vi Msrssle on ihe 10Th and Doth Via South
rmptou 4h and 9th
AUSTRALIA. WA Msrseies and suez the 10th Via South
ampton ana Snez 18th.
NAUTILUS. Ns Alden on The 1ih snd TN Of the month.
Via houti ampton The Oh of the month
hates should soy Of hese ds,cs ia Sunday the mail
ipeDariof he ip'00ior crrr09
i5e ophsus,'r ms'- aesnarhed Mo ruoruing ct
ncs &c dcspaiosed ia: NerIing prcyicgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
skW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, April s, 1859.
Heffrs HUEPEIL and OWEN, from the majority OF the
Committee Finance, submitted able and con-
csc report the Communication from the Commits.
Of the Canal Fund, asking the Legislature TO
provide the means, by taxation, 70 pay the interest
the Canal debt, on the ground that the sinking
fund exhausted The committee show the constitutional
power Of the Commissioners of ''e Canal Fund 10
money Tor the purpose and deny their right dictate 70
with the following
Resolved Tbp, the opinion Senate the Commission.
NJ the Canal fund have constitutional power and legal
Ieit make md negotiate deficiency on the of
sn uId under and by virtue Of section of The
'oustUD Of Tits state, the preserving the
pu' Nc faith and sssying the CLAIMS the creditors of the
State upon that fund they payable neither the
prncpa or interest due or 10 become due ON loan.
hst section tor the enlargement and complexion OF the
public works.
The report was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Ayrs (rcp) reported fsvcrsby the Wharfage bill
Mr. sloAN (oem dffen'ed from the report, and on his
motion the bill was laid on the table
The State Tax Equalization BIZ was then taken up.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Fly, by unanimous CONSENT Introduced bin for
the relief Of holders Of certain repudiaed obligations OF
Tie New faven Railroad Tie bill provides for . per
ta tax Of one dollar Tor each passenger brooght by said
rsiroad Into iho city Of New York for the liquidation Of
The rcpucistod bonds and stock Of the company.
The special order was then announced being the con
sidefeton Of the resolution dec airing Dir. Wemore en-
tted 70 seat as Senator from tn Eleventh district.
Mr.. OWEN moved the adoption of the resolution and
spoke IL ne support
After dc bate the resolution admitting Mr. wetmore
Mr.. wetmore then took the oath Of Office, when the
Senate ad joufned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
Port Of New York, April s, 1850.

urAHEh
rtermship St Louis Mcfiou .sp'uwal-M o Roberts
steam hip foomac. Watson Bslrnme-H Cromwell 4
steamship Chesapeake, Crcwen, Poftland-H Cromwell
frip Columbia Prya ant liverpool II Marshall 4 Co.
khip aleasr drlne, 1rcd NIB hoterdan-Kot& fersihu
NAH AuaIia (Bren) Bo' stmann BIZ men nj IS Nu
gslk oopcr Bailey. havana wssh, Carver Chase.
Brig Ucs an Lbd, Fers'na Rio 1rsnde--j DeDarest.
lllr hsex ta~k togers Point Pstre.-,i 70 I'd nan-
s,hr Lady Chapman Dis csoi err seiHada~smih Jones'
sebr Beleps (br), Roberts Charlote.own pEI-o Trum
ssi@ Co sa,,esy D.vs Sts,lesion- ccreaoy, Not. Co
ssr GS s1' %hs esssm Son.
schr tno Roe, Hammond Baltimore
Steamship New York rems Won santsn Bremen nss March
GERS to ksa s sna III
% tR e % q n' sHs " Sess a'r Inv
dsy -. III Zig Doris for Labrador Agr 90 sanle
men m ne eyr.s ss eS cay
n ew owe, tie ne buo, one Of The o'ns'
ssSses SHs5r &soa $, .sTyis. s:5s olsawsod
s,eanlhm MSnsrtnsry Grocer savannah win mdss az
sissnsiip Chesapeake croweil Portland, with mise.
passengers to Il CIop well A Co
with I'm ms,r 10 Sa,i,lr De Fu,ts, Co
p sen 20 ,' Ns rS's and Il days from the bar
tms Iva Inre Marscsibo, March ., with hdes 90 90
BsIk 1ivola brown Ponce Pr 10 days with molasses to
BAN iislmon (of rsrpswel Wood Cardepss DAYS. with
sugsr n Nb INST The bar into by bsth
the WIN ee saesed 'E5ans o'eops, y% r.
FAY SeTrm.a of forapd rcS csptuesos days
Tars laws Fsr hid Providence, sdays With mdse, to
Bg ucy OF ssr gcr) Powers Arroyo March 10
with 'uesr and m oassa. TO n Soi ayd Soma
brig Trenton of 1Ienton) AheTton Ponce March ~, With
SUI ar. to nas'er
viii mahogany. 4. 70 ssndiord bas exuere ICED heavy
veal er spln rats &c
Hp OGDEN Lead, johnson Swan Island 10 days. with
Irs Meredith Cor yamors) Gray csnfuegos march 10
wit Sugar, to g : h ! Peters
suesr spa moiasses 10 q Peters ''''' WIZ"
schr Coerne of mouth MO-, Brown Boraire, "a days
iobr VIM boti o Ba9eo) Smith Fsla,do March %
s osa MEL oa Roma. for - R, To-
MT ~ 1925 iep "a 20 In gale from NORTH lost p
Aribrous of Whiting, Me- Mitchell cardsnas March
ssir Hiw siSa "a isocslaud Hail. Cardenas dsyr with
scrr rpdps Rsev Phisdelrhia saavs sh inst off San
dy htok Solomon setmap fell from THE bowsD-L
overheard ard drowrsd The body was rscsered ds
going rbon 10 save b rnsed stays losing eas bead
n tor II asst and received o'isr damage.
schr Cabot Hamilton, Boston Gays.
Flip David IIosdley 42dsya rom Have.
No ssA v''1d's from 1'DA'd-A By pilot boat Ezra S''
St,p Cornelius CIR rtl Spencer, from London,
BAH Niei.bd ttren). Dsiei ann from Rotterdam.
Bayf .Jubispso Ore n) r 10 BoiiAnd.
Brir saius tbr IS days 1sinnsdby puo boa. VIM
Roper.
Fart vesis, from Leeborn.
ALEC, 3 Br ship, ore bark and one brig
Said
Ships Escort Ive-pcol Camden, CHARLESTON; '.g Thomas
A)so sid steamship st Louis Bspin WALL
Wind during the dny wNw, and fresh
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last Of Acts Passed by the Legislature.

| CONTINUED FROM MONDAYS HERALD.
S. To provide for the examination vey of the
extension OF the CheDargo Canal to the Pennsylvania
| line, near A,heps
50 For the protection Of the proprietor of Huggtown
| pond, IN ijof county.
so. TO enable officers of Lowve to take and hold It'll.
Of To amend entitled act 10 amend and cousoli.
date the several acts relative to the village of Athens
passed April 16, 1853
%. Providing for copying the book of records when
necessary, the office of the Clerk Of Franklin county
&c. otou6rm The proceedings Of The Board Of s.perv
| Brighton.
"a redeem the capital stock of the Cayuga and sus
! guehanIa Railroad Company.
So 10 authorize the trustees OF the village of Posdan,
to 'aHe money TO purchase fire engine.
&c. To authorize the Whiteport Plank Road Company
e. To Increase the number Of justices of the peace in
tie city of oswego.
e6 10 anne the entitled an act TO incorporate the
village Cea veiand Osweso county, passed April To-
1857.
90 To amend an ct entitled incorporate the
Village of Fort Jackson Montgomery county, passed Dec.
100. To amend the char er OF the Sing Sing Savings
Bank.
ing thereon public pacs 'e to authorize the taking
scp,befn annexes rhe lots bouns ,InS Uy ane
astery BY Fifth avenue sn, hotthesly b, b avenue
rne act the rd an nrt TO combine IT,.
IN, acts relating to the city Of Albany,
IDS For The relief of stephen " keeer. 49,
l4 For the construction OF i'a az io 'o e NV, Va
Cocoa, 10 the ;' "
burg il sad county .
los Fnlargpg the powers of the Board OF Education
O.censhurg
loe To amend act incorporating the village Of Elliott
lo7 Relating 10 the time Of holding annual town cleo.
Ne' 10 authorize the collection Of the unpaid choo'
aNs q The years 1885, 1857 and 1858, IN the village Z"
Sag SIR o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
The E,ec,,on IN Williamsburg.

The election yesterday passed off quietly, there being
but little disturbance any Of the polls The msjorldes
for Mayor in the different wards were ss fopows-Thr-
tecn,h ward, Cross majority, COZ Feu.teeoth ward,
Powes majority, AS. fifteenth ward, Cross majorf
1l2. Sixteenth ward, Powels majority, $40. Seven
,eepth ware Cross majority is, Eighteenth wiro
poweis majority IS Nne,eeolh ward, Cross majority
$50 The aldermen elected are lenas Su0Lg (probsny,
in tho 18th: Daniel Marer IN TIE 18th: NTn IT, Mssc
role (pfoaby) in the 17ih au1 Frederick Schoes IN the
18th wards obn A. Cross acrty in the seven wards
VI s1,urp
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srtsEsn CouRT-Cncuit Part Mos 1906, I1l3,
rl5, lIT, me, l'93, l'25, ll27, 1888, 1875, 1885,
Part 2--ros. GA. 1854. es e72 700, 6So, 1868 1865
1879 1917 1914, lo7e 1913 1880 1854 1895 1000 los4
lies, li67, 1859, I'LL, 49, ITO, III, 1l79, 1881
lfs3 lIs5, 1857, 1850, lJel. 1898.
COMMON PIKAs Part 1.--ssme as yesterday. Part o
Nos $50, $751; 1872, 1856, $780, Ss7, $685. $50, 1902, Se3,
S94 Sqt, $50, 1917, 500.
srpEsoR Cousr-Nos II. 2s. 81, a5, 40, Al, ~, So,
5 3d. S. GO, ~ OF, 49, 81, So &C., OIL, eS 81, 81 9s,
so
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April 8, 1850
The bill TO authorize the increase Of the capital stock OF
the Albany and susquehanua Railroad was referred 10 be
reported complete.
Mr.. SMITH (dem) moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which nc bin 20 incorporate The German sagisgs Bank OF
me cry oil New Yo,k wa ivsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

An oged woman PSMbE CHRISTIAN, (colored,) died on
tho 2C,h ut Harrison OHIO, said 10 be hundred
and eighteen years old. She Of fourteen slaves
Who taken to Ohio from Virginia about the year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

SANITY FCtk sIril sunset ship David Hosdlev fro,r
Have in tow Of The W cob, bark Young americn
Bs%ep,e barn sog NJ the hay BARK GU side The bar
ship ttcit cleared he Ter ~ IN. ne m so II f
4fM. Wind gsie nom NV, and snowing - '''u' !"
T1GhthNDs, April surset-ship Cornelius r,ri,nsu
nom ~ don IN ihf Eastern ding ship. sDnpospd 10 he a.
'eI fee ne AItwerp rks and briqs ia The Son ~
H.. ""g, hound in Wind NV, squaly. ~ '"' SCUM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 49, le5s-TR1PLE SHEET.
THE TURF.

A MATCH AND PURsE.-EASEION COuRsE.-E5I-
"A day. June IL {. o'cook play pay; mach for coo.
Bin Chelh.m and Tar River for the purse Robert wsher,
Aeator snd Don Juan. For particulars large bills Ad
mission In The course and stands b. Club stand reserved for
return as .eon % ME races are The seamr Msano
viii leave Fulton Market slip at p NJ, connecting with .he
ll5tran om Hunters Point after wh,h special train viii
the hour or which VIII be given In the morning papers
viii convey passengers the thirty fourth s-ee. ferry
Meeting with al the trains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
a LBERr h. NIooLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LBERT h. NICOLAY. 1UOIIONEEKm;REaUL " y.
LAY WIN sell his day june 49, = TX eSlock a. hs Ner
Ist.onolan Mechanics and OF America so.ks Home
tad Nassau washington, Van street. and Brooklyn nsur.
1nSned Manufacturers Brooklyn Oily Railroad Academy Oh
Mnsc and Syracuse and Oswego Railroad stocks Atlantic Au
Scrip, G0vornm sut land IN
tao cents New York and Nov Haven Railroad
ger cents and Lake Erie Western and St Louis Railroad
Der cent bonds.
Securities received In addition the regularly advertised
HI during every sale Next regular Monday June %
negr apeon sales Of stocks aud bonds Monday and
&hnscsySoT every dav whenever 1red a. l2 o'clock
~ the Merchants Ershsnge stocks and bonds bough. and
sold 81 private sale srd a. the Brokers' Board. Interest a.
lowed on depos and dividends collected Of
tAni md insu stocks otaer securities Constantly
kn,d s. private sale. ALBERT II. NICOLAY
s,ock Anc.ionesr Brose Banker No. Broad street.
p. a-Wi few days 10 the spacious Office, No.
~ william street, Wall Notice viii be atven OF time Of
sen0vAl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

ssl9NEE sALE.--A. C. ALBu4Tis, AUCrIoNcER-
IN Sale rich ard elegant wood parlor a.d chamber
Rosewood psnofore pier and nantsl glssses
vsve. snt Ape,y crpete oiclohs glands and
nola cnsndelers splendid oil paintings PsEsn stssnetes
naoner Al ~ which hss been lle and would In
vte the Attention OF those rafursisbng call be
1ore Sale 10 this day Thurs
1917 O'clock 81 the residence West Ueny fh
entb avenue. Sale without aay reserye ~ cash
hch carved f,n savan octave
30 warranted Ia perfect order plano stool and cave
so.np!e!e.
WITH rch satin riobed brocsde vood m
table, plate gss side eege.e rose good
AGo corners do; recepJoa And spring chars, medal
son rugs spisioons ormou bronzed chande,ss Esencn
fyla.e pier gsAs, mantle v4ssx and ri.n DR. esdcp
figures and gold framed oil Santings, by
Of ME best American sri IS soo OF whca Were exhfai
ed the AT Union las. sce and landscape
shades win various otser psTo urare which mus
sstA,ogne.
Dining Room extension dining table plated
and Fter china break fast snd es service
china liable ware, variety OF tabs cutlery
tfnhen furniture, with t2hles, chairs wosdwNe, &c
Eedrpoms-Aosewooi gothic bedsLssds marble top dressing
bureaus Ac washsiands % stch and half
bos.eE and pifows sofa beds and CHAIR ingram and 3pF
sps Toilet seis carved mAeosany rocters spring ounse
m paintings, mirrors and The usual bedding generally found
. hn toe furniture Of a family.
Catalogue ready. TEefarniuye be a.
~ O'Clock A. dsy OF tsle without rSsh-a 70 weather
tsytfnl VIII be a sendsuce % park SAT- thp
Stg-ts-. - .--.! y 49, !s.ss.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
A yYO. J. RENNIE, AUCrIONEER-ogFIJ E NO 70
"a. Nassau street

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
prtbo suction Superb octave pianoore
ssgSo drawing room SUITS bookcase sausry tronzss pier
md Enaote mirrors lace ins oil paintings Dresden
French china bronze and ormo chandeliers eegeres
DaSd allvor Are. wines, toohs, &c DC.
ON TO MORROW fRI6AO JUNE II.
~ the four story brown eone house 20 Yves. Twenty sixth
street few doors from Sixth the catalogue
he largest and best Of household furniture offered
~ auco, this al made order for the
and 10 be peremp.orly sold.
DRAWING ROOMS
Rosewood drawing room suit richly covered In fruis and
AOwer, consisr of two tee tste sofas, two two
eight oval back chairs with French satin
krooade sacovered with s moquet sauary marble top
tables match the suits card and sofa tables antique and
Gothic reception chairs rosewood mirror
azy and bookcase lined with aan wood ladss' work table,
French plate pier and manel mirrors rosewood
and gill frames; richly embroidered lace curtains cornces
shades Six Light and orou chandeliers psrar
Sauees Baqus snd Dresden china snd figures superb
bsoLzes representing the Painting and Musc The
Crusaders" "Flower Boy and Girl" Mountain Spring. &C.
nc oil paintings by Goats Huntey secord Seueres
And oher eminent artists two match paintings Swift
zeylnd birthplace Of VIM Tell painted by 2etche, Holy Fa-
my superb from the celebrated painting the
~ PAs fruits and flowers; Wespoln by Hunt.
ley, French line engravngs; bronze clock
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE,
vhy carved four round nlsd with pearl snd solid
pearl keys made by city maker rosewood STOOL music rack
french cloth books music &c velvet carpets rugs
&C., &c.
Also large assortment Of
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Fur further particulars Herald OF to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

NY JOSEPH REGEAIN -F5IDAY. JUNE II, AT 10
rs ocOck A. NJ Q: the central sLIesrocns Wrlouahpy
sIss, Of Pear. BsooEyn Resula- weekly slsrwo
eYceea pianos rosewood and mahogany Ioss
teer marble centre extension A,i dnug aoes
cha rs wsthstands hair mattresses rosewood etegs-e rror
fron large walnut bookcase, sdeboards ahoglny and
rosewood bedsesds cut glass wsre crofe-y eleven dozen
sss knd ingram carpets, oiI,lo.hs, &c.
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EDWARD SCHEECK AUCTIONEER.- CARRIAGES
- wagons and harness-By 2. F. syHENCK.--OnEdt
day, l5th at o'clock a. their saesroo, 80 Nassau
class sI .ea Germantown rockaway carriage made BY Muir
two ee gan. Light vanished rosd wagons several
oond hand top light tray bojy bracket front aud
square box road city made and warranted also double
and single harness &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

uENRY H, LEEDS TO- WILL SELL 1T AUyrION
this day At oelo,s. at q Nassau st. ct beautiful
collection of stuffed birds from ~ the wod
Spgy AID il groups prepared by The well known :sIder
mig. ". Gabraih.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

ON VIEW AT TIE GALLERIES
~ of
WILLIAMS STEVENS 4 WILLIAMS
353 Broadway,
CHURCRS CElEBRArED PAL TING
OF the
GREAT FALLS OF NIAGARA
Also
0IGNOUXS exceedingly picturesque and lrterssns prre,
exhibited for tie srs time being
WINTER VIEW OF THE 0SEAT CArAzACT,
from Goat Island including the Tower Te--spn Bridge.
both fplendid shown FOR the As lime By daylight sd AFFORD
ing to the public On
OPPORTUNITY NEVER BEFORE EyJCYED,
Of Witnessing the tine the successful treatment Of th6
great subject by the esdpe Ne niben CT rsp.t7
advancing
SCHOOL OF AMERICAN ART
Admission rs
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4 UCTION NorIoE.-ALL THE VALUABLE FURNI.
a lure of private family will be sod at private se very
ehthf 10. coosng soht rosewood double
Sui consisting of two tete ees, arna four medallion
back and rece1 chair cost when $3.50 SOLD
tor t2O0 SIN gle parlo suit pieces and solid
wood. VIII De sold for $780, lot Of wood and Lhoasay
pAslor and bedroom furniture wood centre and
bes solid rosewood bedsteads richly cared corner
EAnds wGhsands mahogany sofas tete etes chairs paint
Mge bEvpets, &c. &c Apply ITO Ninth avenue,
AeAy TNe aeaond street.
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4 UCEION NOTICE
u NJ C. EDEY, AUCrIoNsER.
A few gerpiDe MeerchAuna pipes.

AUcYloN NorICE-r 1oULDsMITHs FURNITURE
a packing establishment 40 varicx sree.Rich furniture
ID every boxed snd any of the world
T. Gonsmas furniture and carts tor the
oval Of furniture pier glasses wardrobes pianos book
EYenc pe3stesds curtains taken down. removed
md pc. up with the Also marble and bronze
htIs:y cbs dinner tea sets carefully pscke and for
y.,dsd 70 part OF the coanry Storage for farnure
Furniture Dough. mission Furniture OF families
With toe utmost All orders by post promptly at
tndsd 20
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NCILPsE COuRgE-rROrrrNa MATCH
u GREAT HATCH FOB $4,000
THREE MILE HEATS TO wAGONR

Flora Temple.
J. L. Eof names b. m Prtnsess.
From CaHforzA)
This great match will DO -otted he above cerrSe %
Thursday, june iG
Good Day and good track
Admission ~ 10 81 paris Of .he course
Members Of lie club admitted showing hsr ,te.s .. he
gse stand reserved for ladies gentlemen sc,ompsry
Ing them Cars from the South ferry for the :.
240 and w. and re.urn when The cons,uted.
The trot to commence t4P.M.
G. DICKINSON.
Eecrsssyy.