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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-18
S,U.y.DRTEs-ao0O Pounds rs.

~ sorted Wire;
600 Bids r0mmoa and charcoal Sheet IT0h.
20 do Galvanized and Russia do
casks Sheet Zinc
Sheet Copper and Copper Bottoms, all sizes, in
store and for sale Is I'LL ohh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

KU/ALN.SOR NE W'TO.N"S OH
~ COLORS, in patent collapSible Tubes Ar
rangeuents have been effected with Messrs Winsoi
& Newton for a constant and full supply Of their
celebrated Oil Colors. For brilliancy, durability
and entire reliability they are unriyaled. The frs
class medal was awarded them at the Worlds Fair
LOudsn CHARLES BABCoCK,
sept7 Main street.
FJOR SIZE, Il FIVE L.aR69E
AfThree Year Old Mule. Il. H. COOK & son.
HR0TYO.N'S--2O PE.fCOCH FE.f TN
Q y or Fly Brushes;
: doi Misses BroOms, a fancy article
& do rancy Whsks;
10 -. Shaker and Lecalion Brocms;
10 do assorted Scrub Brushes
do busting Brushes, fant aud plain;
a. Shes Brushes do do;
HuRkBROok d co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-18
yyLsILOEs' THI.n.nF.1,gs-FAEME

ySLsELOEs' TEE.n.nL.N.GS-FAE
~ Sltins-black, rel, green, and blue; sublime
quality Italian Sewing SILK. Canvas, Padding
Coat, Vest, and Pant Buttons OF every variety (;
Irish Measures, Sclesias, Innings, Staying Linen,
Spool Cotton, Linen Thread, Silk Cord, Binding
Vest Padding black and white; Velvet, SILK, and
Tabby, in black, brown, and fancy colOrs; good
Needles, and many other articles which Tailors and
all others la want of Trimmings, requir II to rN
anime. They will lie sold oheapat HUGHES,
mar26 Corner Main aud Second streets.
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For Indians Kentucky,
Arkansas, Michigan,
Mississippi, Alabama
South Carolina teofgta,
Florida Louisiana,
Texas, Illinois,
Wisconsin aud hlla-Onri
Local AGENTS AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA:
MESSRS. KRAFT 81 HELM AN.
THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
public that they have secured an agency 10 sell the
above named Shingle Machine, and that they VIII
ill all orders short notice. One OF these Ma
chimes has been on exhibition for several DAYS IN
this city and its superior merit 10 acknowledged 10y
all Persons who May doubt the ability OF this ma
chine will do Will 10 enquire Of Our Lumber deal
cts, Mr. Glover and Mr.. Fergus, aud any person an
the city who has the machine in operation.
The Machine saws Shingles smooth as If planed,
| and nj the rate of two thousand per hour. We
would also state that We can furnish Engines sum
Gent 10 run this Machine on short notice, and on
reasonable terms. Call aud get Circuiar-or per
sons desiring Circulars, who will send us their al
| dress, can have them sent by mail.
IsSy- Office corner of Main and Second streets.
/ ian9I-Gm KRAFT g HEILMAN.
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yyTo THE LoVRRs orr soOD

~ Gun Of Tea We are ia receipt of very
choice lot Of loose Teas. bought expressly fol retail
;rasl~ Call one and all. Samples given with pleas
mr.. IA T. II COOK 4 SON.
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H1LN:E AN.MRER = SHIN GLEs.-

n To BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS--The
sulscribsr has bought out the interest Of Il. ".
Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, Kraft 4 He'll
mans Foundry. He NOW offers his stock ut a
cheap price for CASH
ilyI.,ip JAS. SWANSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-18
500 BTSH. PE.sCHEs .,
~ by lsept9l Y. ii. COOK 4 SON

HsC.4.N'TLLs. - STEPHENS, (sVr
~ oessors To Jas Scantlin, Jr.,) Dealers ina all
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IUyO DOCT0RS.- HR.5T H W.fITR'S
~ RETROSPECT FOR JULY. Just received at
suggG DOBELI A CON YNGTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

a NEw ISvENTIox.-A patent has recently
been issued for an Improvement in Locomotive
Engines. Its the magnstizing of the dririRG
additional adhesion to the iron track !; thus en-
abling light engine of seventeen tons weight,
to perform the work ofa heavy engine Of thirty
tons An experiment was lately made, when
the track and wheels were creased, and the To-
then applied, ,citdout this attachment, when it
required 10 lbs. steam 10 the inch to slip the
driving wheels. Vith the attachment it re-
CURED 80 los. steam to slip the wheels. On
clean rail, it required about so lbs. steam per
inch to slip the wheels without nagnctism.-
With magnetism and the same kind Of rail, IS
lbs. of steam. It is claimed that the value of
the invention to Railroad Companies consists in
the saving of the cost of locomotives, us one
weighing tons can be made to answer
Experiments are soon to be made on the n. j
Central r. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Poos YEn's body arrived at Canton, (China)
May l4th, from Calcutta, where, it will be re-
membercd, he was imprisoned and died. The
freight money on his remains was S7oO In
Canton, the body was reclothed in full uniform,
including hat and boots, and was then placed,
with six or eight silk covered mattresses of very
handsome descriptions, into the Chinese coffin;
and a supply of various secular wants being
placed therein for the use of the deceased, the
lid was fastened down, and the whole left in
charge of his donesties, to be sent up country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
IINAN wnAr rIIE DocroEs s.trl
To the rec Dragged aud SsOlsoncd q1rixans
of wheeling unH Vicinity.


of wheeling UnA Vicinity.
You are overrun with dcige Of the viles compounds in
the fori" of "Alcoi"lic DrnEs' hat from
that pest Of society the LIQUOR MIXER They ere SOLD to
you as a luxury or t:ey dispensed you
cine, ard in either the effect is the same.
There Is but one way to escape, AMI to use asa
luxury pr meGcament, safe and reliable stimuant, sold
under stamp and SEAL Which certain that it has
n been tarrrercd @:tll. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
wish Is distilled under inspection Of the British Cavern.
ment, is asiiratey favored (unkc any Other G:n) with
some OF t''r most valuable rcetoravcs Vegetable
Kingdom al is by FAR the ahy beyera &c cxt;nt
Tina MnsF ErtaESr EuRopE AND AMERICA not
only recommend its use by the hale ANA hearty pre-
scr"e it as medicine wfese s;i@Agaat req3lFe9,
TnE FEMALE xviii Gud 1T not only a pleasant CoriiaI
but certain Hecrn s"srinss Of periodical
AssAFS'GA'. SJtCNar1 FtnRitfies Incompatible.
GERS, as. - '''s ~ ''Ao=
For saiein Wheeling VA, by 7 II LOGAN + co, I7Slatn
street. T. JOHNSTON, l7G Market St., and others
EbMuSD c. CHARLES, General Agent.
"yl'-a5wlln DEPOT NJ. 40 Eng Dw4y, MY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

TnE Rochester Union of Saturday says NJ.
Octave is working at the guys for steadying his
rope which is within thirty feet Of the brink of
the Falls In the evening he went out some
fifty feet from the bank, aud turned summer
sanlt on the rope. This was done over cbosn
$40 feet deep, and with rocks at the bottom.
= Prince JEROME NAPOLEON, the Emperor's
uncle, is said to he suffering severely from eout
winch appears TO threaten his stomach.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

PHILIP iI"ns,s a!t..'r on,l yirs oi1 soS,.z. ~
Rv virtue If a r,.:,. IN ~, a.. ~
Of june, !! 50. VII Ir5cc.t:,=:.t ny o.cr ~ e Il
Whreiin, il: sat Cr''itv, IT, ". isll
l" stitt= ei .'tt' tie ass i:.ti III. sdni teatrs
state OF sill 's"rtsSc.!. as, tis r
;tn aEr'E,l a =. u "a: Eea! ,.i.e @! :.4 1a.
t:lr .hS EierCcT, :: as, al i. a.. OWN:
aiiih cs'a'ef IT, s;trttsi;S .l ctsf4-, tr:. -i,- ~
yiic,s.,
All intvrestc.! VIII take no':a az. i,t.frf
n25, ED%. IL. 4!T2.ij gtf. g-s.sl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
20. ESaIzG q. &C..

fFHHE MISSOURI IRoX WORE, ~ '-,a l5Ha
4 AiN ',,i N.,:i Factory vii. the Lei.
Coal Ian Is c,., jnn'a- North !i,ur Frs r
particulars ,Iii': p NTcC pru'rk, -, IT,. IT.
or IVI2,t-tCf w =. piVEEsn*. " t g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
For ut

#GyTORE-2O0MS & OFFICES. 3IsH:: 40: ;rs.. g ~,
~ !;0OuIs=:' IT,. second III! tas,t t.. rs -
house and s;s:;,ii EI;!2I i,,.5....- . l.ts-5
sale OrlcpSc or favorable texans, ,h
ittslS. llsi.,.f.ss,t.:-
20 Office, No. I!Si<, Main Str,tt i....ss
UUfH.i-l i Stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
For ;!cnf,

rE7lIE two store rooms 1, f.,lE.s n. l,-,.s+
Il rt:i. Ii. Co -. QliIsc. .:s.r.t
wyi2-u Enquire Of i. I.rI-Nt4I s..s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Or twenty-five hundred names enrolled at
the Revolutionary Pension office from the State
Of connectieut, twenty-five years ago, only five
are now liying-one Of whom is over 100 veors
Of age. Truly, the veterans are passing away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

their capitalIstock amongst their Shareholders or
those representing them. This was as unjust
TO the creditors of the company as it was con-
trarY to the plain enactment of the Code of
Virginia To what amount the funds of the
company were thus absorbed, we do not know;
we have only ascertained that no such payments
of interest were made after the year 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

III Bhl;S White Wheat Family aud Extra Flour n o.
Ky i"fPs brands, just received ant for sale In, " "
-aoelS - GEO. ADAMS, No. hI Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

/, A zOuave lost one of his fingers at the battle
of solferino; "Bon!" he exclaimed,--"nst my
luck to lose the finger upon which wore nv
wedding ring. Now, my wife will insist unon
III that gave it TO another woman"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
BOOK BIN DIR v

AND BLANK BOOK MANU-. e.roqv
4 Ii. descriptions Of laaHS Iip6i;s iu3rilt.l
\ der, printed het,'s IL :.Twire Ai,s.z5F.c,is,,
all kinds OF Pointed mat er n",,:i a,i No. ~
stantais!yle atreas2n"MrI.iees ,r.,r srsTs#f.
Y. =. ~ Ttfs
EovGn-Iy r.; -: -, u -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

ausls Il GtsAlIAaIs CHEAP DRUG suGRx.
Q II Y CO.'S PIis:t ccttcs Dressing. Com anInJ
to tl:r original brilIancy. Try it,
a, N.Y. 9Sa'es9y CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

G In, AND ri'ENIN Mills FLUUK.-IOG I:,rT-Is
5nty Fiour very superior article, just received and f,
Sale Dy (augl2) GEO. ADAMS 80 sn S..t.. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
DesirabIa Farm To- sala

NLARET AM ClIAAlP ACNE W NES--I10 cases g ~
prime article 81 baskets Cha r1nSHns
Ohafes lteiseick, AeidEeick Co. Cream De 49,
lnPtt Cabinet brands warranted genuine for sale bv
-aaaL- GEO. ADAMS, No. 80 Main ST.
RoolEN STOCKING YlitN, Eastern nan1flcIUre ar.
.ni 1eFehEeotofs ut D. SIcOLL 4 BROS
- ------.---- Variety store
~ ceiyed and for snlc 'All go6s sold III me ar
rSLted as r"nres"nted aug1dl 3 Ct. ROBINSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

y gentleman from Norwich, Conn, one day
last week went with party TO the sea shore, on
a clam bake. He accidentally dropped his gold
watch in the fire while stopping over the oven
Missing the watch some forty minutes aftcrward,
search was made and it was taken from the fire
red hot aud ticking. Several gentlemen publish
a. card are in Norwich paper affirming the truth
Tnr taxation which the British Parliament
imposes this year, for the support Of Govern.
men', amounts to the enormous sum of airty-
Mt"o million pounds sterling, or 19a,. Hundred
and .tortS,-1fDe millions of dollars. of,his sum
over twonty-eight million pounds sterling 90 TO
pay interest on the national debt, and over
twenty-six millions sterling are required for the
army and navy '''e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Novelty Mills.
lf1(l RIBS, Choice White Wheat Family and w E.,a
fIonr, NO Tey Mills just received and for SALE L,,
- GEO. ADAMS, No. 81 Main 81
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a J.y, RsNNIE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
deuuns and sale at auction Of hs elegant rose
wood satin wood walnut and mahogany furnture dc,rs
aa sna s So p s hs
July 20 u l0h O'Clock precisely The folio wing u partial
description OF the goods contain cd In the house, Wis.,
pedestal g. Nicholas dining chairs cane sea spsn
mirrors bropze gas dytures antique CLOCK tapestry
pet. together With ali he china and silver raging
every conceivable description silver isrv,s pieces
large sucr nalver solid silver casters spoons
liquor with cut ruby bottles basets slls butter
unique table ornaments; the ksci On Ut ,nss -
rarloy-Csrved rosewood eutt In crimson and maroon
sasn solid centre and pier tables reception and 70
Gan French plate pier glass In gold Frame ady escret,re
lined with satin wood papier ache and nlad tables velvet
carpets and rigs bronze gas fixtures lights heavy
very large and splendid bronzes and other very
md ntuettes In resi- bron2e ALSO eight oil pAnmgs bv emf
nens artists IN rich gold frames aso two matched paintings
Vases Pasian figures and manse decorations two cn mAne
Middle cA,pss. suit of parlor furniture ia
ave lights elegantly carved wood secretary bookcases
lace curtains and shades Are tnsravngs msnse clock and
s - Shs aa wS ssrSs 90
warranted stool and music cabinets &c besides host
q Dc
70 90 lbs pio blankets bedding roae
rosewood bookcase fine engravinss curtains shades
.nss suits Of furniture shades and curssns spisn
Third storS-EesAnf mahogany bedseads bureaus
wsshsacds. wafdrobes sofss chairs divans, mattresses
Descriptive catalogues be had at The house on the morn
ing OF sale
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SHIPPING.


GREAr REDUCTIoN.-THl VANDERBILT EURO
~ pean une Uufed States mail Steamships Esu evory f1r
nign New York Southampton and Havre under AL
conuac leaving this side each alternate Saturday and Tho
IRON NEW YORK rRox HAvRK AND
TOR SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON
.pyv1 pr, AND HAvnE. ros NEW YORK.
HTE. WTson Salty. July % M.d'y Aug y.
VAkDEkBIIf, tefevre. satv, AuR II wed'y Sept IL
These steamships have water tight compartments.
rrioe OF passage either way the same. viz - -
oof4s cabin s and $ 100 a cabin r!n s
ARiEL-lst cabin $50; ID caoin, $50.
Third cabin, limited number. $50.
Certificates issued OF from Europe 70 America.
d. TORRANCE Agent No. Bowling green. CT.
Cotton Asd other goods taken freight at current rates.
NOfICK.-rN FUTURE THE ST EAMERs OF THIS LINE
WI call At Cork Ireland 70 land letters aud passeng GERS
don glasgow Dublin Beas and most Of the principal owns
10 Ireland at greatly reduced rates Tho Liverpool New
York and selpha eteamshp Oompanys splendid Clyde
NY ~ Su ~
Hsoss.S 20 G cS'
atI2 O'Clock noon, rom pier No IL NORTH River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin rom New York and Philadelphia. ...G6
Third cIass from New York 70 any Of the above named ~
Return tickets available for sir montS; 60
Passengers forwarded to HAvre Paris Hamburg Bremen,
Antwerp ano all parts CT the Cou'ins mt without desy
NOTICE These steamers provided with every requisite
70 insure the immediate extinction OF hre and the srcost Dir
cipllne 70 enforced nth regard to tho uso OF lghe
Ireland ths line avoid tbs risk
deenoc Of calling at st. Johns the steamers proceed 10
JOIN a. Bsys. Is B sro I u New Yorf Is:at
In Liverpool to WI INMAh, Tower Buildings
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AMUsE MEnTs.
kTIBLO's GARDEN.
asks. 20 osus. Family CIRCLE as Oost,
Mr. BURTON.
wno WIZ appear as the vsntAois and or g'nsi
DAVID coPPKRFIKLD,
MOST POWERFUL CAST:
DAwFS RI; i T;s aus saa !o S4$T SEvIs.
1, SAYi, c 9 TiSATszs
MO, SSSssIi00s . fzifSS4s::ss::ss; ,v,
,,..,.-Nx. ssS Sstoss As xlOAwssAa." ''''
WALLAGCgs TasAfkE
W Usx cSP Sss SucGs sa2 DrSg
NEW BURLEsQUx
rn,ra LALLA ROOkH.
view Of amending ae new buresque
RvxKY NIGHT
NEW MUSIC, NEW SCENERY; NEW PROPERTIES
wEpxrsbAY kvEriss. July % 1850,
viii be gvsa the new bece DO ciIconsanos. emitted
Or TnE Fla. woRsairrEas
Laila Rookh, and Columbia, Gem of the ocean,
Khorssnbad. Chief Of tho ahsber Fire Department.
ehsbers, PERI. Ambsssadors Attendants. DC, 30. IL.
oROssIHD nIAGARA FALLS -
sHknD o. 4aS 81 ATksr
axi hMA EofIX .6 6T.sRi
This scene s without exception one Of the uos beautiful
p.tc Of meuhsnm ever gotten up in III. country s entire
ns and plant. iosscs. DC 'p0
Performances to commeace each eyenng with PowerT
Door open Il TX To commence Il ocioct
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gALns Al, AUCTION.

s. RICHARDS, AUCrIONDER-4OO @ Asvs BOOTS,
"a. shoes and brogans IKICMAnpS WalTIEa viii sel,
auc Wednesday July 20 at l0 O'Clock, al store
Cotsndt street. prime assortment Of seasonable goods
CatsI0Rues mOypinR ofsalo
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SALES AT AUCTION.

tore go Water street for account Of whom may con
the stock fixtures and lease OF the yard Water
street. sisting steam boilers heAvy
loswood cutter one power labe nine fest shears
swing four shps capsans drOs vices DC an assortment
or steel and boiler ron wire rope and four screws or
heavy raising Also chatting pueys cut nails &C. Aho
lighter carrying 100 tons.
MnLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER. OFFICE No. 9
w Chambers street. sells Wednesday, 10Th inst at l0H
O'clock the contents OF tne grocery and LIQUOR store ~
glass CAGE, kegs demGohns, soap, starch. beer pumps.
crock cry, counters &c.
VxyM Writers AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS DAY.
M st sofas sofa bedstead rocking
snd chairs ire dining and 70. tables ~irrors
picures piano. velvet tApear three ply and other
psS oIcoths n ahcgsny and walnut bedHesds hair and
spring ayesses BEDS bedding bureaus washssnds china,
glass, wardrobe &c. DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

= MAMMOTH MUSICAL FEsTIvAL
FxTE CHAREyEA. DAY AND NIGHT.
AAgNIfIOEnr EN6nMBLA AND
UNFAIR ALLELkD BUCOkS6
,uI TIE nANHorH EarxRrAINxEHra
1HlhD DAY. Third DAY
"ADSASDA bh LIZ ruo MTsEDsbDsOAS july {"
MOST GORGEOUS En-. KR1 AdNKNr
THE WORLD Has EVER WITNESSED,
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
INCLUDING fRk8 EXCURSION BY STE AN AT.
Cordova, the wizard he Feas the Family the Panss
and Judy Exhibition the Performances of the aahouees
The great Ascension Wheel viii simultaneously plsaa
oclook.The first part Of the Grand Concert ~ Ne
"a O'clock -second performance the Mammoth Circup
Company the Magician. the Maonetes tho Carlo Fauily
Punch and Judy and ,he second great Wheel Ascension
secoad pan Of the Grand Coacert By Ne
Al Q olocr-Ths er.sd Bal Ch.mpere VIII commence %
mani ebebrated Band three dsnc Orchestrs
Al HgAt sad aerial OF Fire b loons he
grounas fpiencidy Hlunns-t with Calcium Lights. zaEniA
cent Pyrotechric Display and Ftrework Festival
On SUNDAY. July a.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
By tho MAMMOTH ORCHESTRA
SOLO SINGING AND CHORAL ssOUATIONA
IN zH3ES PARTS
Tue First Part viii commence al O'Clock.
The second Part a. clock.
The Third Par. At O'CLOCK
ADMISSION TWENTY FIVE CErTS
The steamers sATELilTE and JOHN u. LOCKWOOD
viii convey Walkers to the gous ds rho purchase tickets a 9
piers.
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UCTIoN NOTlCE-GEO wrLLEs NICHOLS AUG.
"a toneer BIZ BhOWNE NICHOLS, at salesrco Ms IS
Nas.su street. this day wedr esdsy July 20 at O'clock


Nansau atreet this day (wedr esday July lU O'clock
LARGE BALE OF SECOND HAND FUsNffUKE,
Being the entire contents OF house. from kitchen
Emily Srssnng Up and removed g sas'roo
csrperts ingram and oicohs dining tables cases.
chandeers elegant msnte aud pier mirrors and ses
centre tables mahogany sdeboard silver plated nm tabs
and lea SPOONS forks walters dinner SETS s,d oak
tension dining table rosewood psrlor suit stair carpets
and rods hall lamp, one SOLID OAK chamber auit, one
cottage bedsteads small mirrors. wssbAtscds rosewood
and mahogany real cusled hair beds Dol
and pillows 6ne epgrsvings 10 elegant wood and
gin frames connerpspes bed spreads, viances, painted
window ehcdea and fstures aDte
mahogany and rosewood dressing bureaus toilet sets one
French china gold band lea and dessert
LOT mosqnho netting water coolers refgeraors
der; together With small lot OF family groceries.
Also, lot or muslin wtniov curtsios Chinese fars,
mer vess and coats Wing machines
counterD sx dpcrn spring reas mating akin
30 The stteno Of housekeepes dealers s
particularly called to this ale Catalogues morning Of
LOTION NOTICE. BOGART. AUCIIONRER g.
"A BOaAAT1hureday July 81 at l0z oei1cx a. the
ton rooms NO. North William street Constsbes ssle-o
furniture OAK lounge do dsAs writing tables carpet oil
CLOTH blank books letter chairs norig age
1ae2 pair brocatel curtains and taases down beds
top centre table wood bedsead, tables chairs
glasses Also, lot OF clothing, &c, &c.
UCTTON NOTICE -TFOS BELL, AUCTIONEER AND
"a y: =. THOMPSON This day at l0a o'c ock will be
BOLD at the corner CT Roosevelt aud Chatham
tho furniture fxtures &C ard leafe of restaurant
ter saloon ~ chsfs tables large lot Of octh crockery
china. counters, beer pump &c
A UCTION SALEM THE VILLAGE OF HACKES
"A sack. New jersey, Monday, July rs AZ o'clock on
The premises large double house expressly for two
families and having all the modern Improvement the
Term. made known and attendance given the day sale
~ JOHN ID. VOORHIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

Y AU2A KRrNE'S raEaTRH e2f BROADWAY
~ OPEN FOR ONE NIGHT OSLl.
JkaEs a. BURNETT ate stage manager Of Laura Keenes
hearsl having been prevented by prorAced ind position
from taking his Annual Benefit during the regular
teRs to announce abt he has made arrangements by which
may come of
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT July o.
under the auspices OF the York Csedonian Club (os
which be has the honor 70 be member which oncss1n
The mott eminent talent Ia city has kndy
will appear In entertainment Of the varsd
Hghul character The leary warmly soits the kindly
operation OF his friends ant the public generally
teulsIe see Advertisements and blls OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

OsREUMS kUSEUM.-wYNAN'S LAST VISIT IN Hxw
- York he hss bean secured Tor i've
Europe ~er 600 difereu. experinenss
osue Of his ests and grand selection from ths
Ing novelties IN msgs nec.omancy mage spriqalm
ing at and ~ oclcck. The aer Serpsc. Jus,
ro,ed nest OF and the larger nursng hsr
baby anaconda The Aqusris Happy Family Pf,ture Gal
ery &C. are all here vat Ambulance rs cents; children
under zen, Is cents parque seats, Is cents additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

u door from Observation-Disclosures place Of amusement in
the city. Strangers ~ that there
the evening AMI that ths The only pa where the Model
Arss be consisting of SOME OF the aDe formed
In the world New tableaux by twenty young
ladies at each also sogng and dancing By the
at every evening at 50
boxes 20 CENTS private boxes 81; seats the stage s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20
FINANCIAL.

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a street. Issue letters Of credit for F.yser. available n
an paris OF the world through MesHs kothschd Of Para
London Frankfort NAPLES and Vienna and AsE ooryessoa
donR