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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
Injunction Granted.

PHLADELPHIA Thursday, Sept 2, ISJ9
In the United States Circuit Court TO day, Judge
Grier g apted an injunction in favor of the New York
Wire Railing Company, against Walker q Sons Of
PbiIadeIpl ia restraining the latter from selling pat
emit wire railing fence" beyond the Limits Of Eastern
Dernsxiyaria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
The Ohio River.

LOUISVILLE, Thurfday, Sept. 2, Io5y.
The river has risen ten feet at the foot OF the Fails
within the last "a hours. Navigation soutbwaId IN
the largest bosts is fully resumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
M arkets.

EEwORLrAys Sept 22 -CoTToS-Saes today 4, 900 bales
at unchanged prices SUGAR buoyaut and d'anced ic sales
Of Fair at ftdtS.
CrsciNsaT Sept 22-wHiswy firm at 2ic. Provisions firm
Bsoon Shoulders lie Sizes 9o; Western hess
Poik ga So Lard in barrels l0lahi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
The Arago Outward Bound.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Thursday, Sept. "a
The s'esmship Arago, from New. York, passed Cape
Race going East, at o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23


The Hon. John Coetrane tsstens to say that he
il rot the John Cochrane recently married; but be
adds thai he is in state of close sege, aud may soon
be compelled to strike his flag.
In the course of political speech at Indianapolis
on the 10Th ipst. the Hon. Aoram Lincoln OF lnIois
said that be had hnnse been hired man Tor twenty
eight years and never thought ne was verse Oh 'nan
slave.
The cowhiding Of Mr.. Messenger il Worcester
by Mrs. Wbeelock has been settled by the VoCf'
firing the woman and her husband $40 each.
"A few days since, Mrs. Hannah Soper, aged luz
wears signed recep; FOR pension decreed 70 her bus
hand. WHO was a soldier in the Revolution Mrs.
Soper formerly resided in Cairo, Greere County, but
has resided in the Town Of Maine N. y, for the last
fourteen years She was born in l757-eighteen yesr'
before the commencement. Of the war CT the Kew
oluton.
Tie Albany Erening Journal thus corrects one
or two errors in our cent biographical notice OF tae
late Albert II. Tracy:
M Tracy did eecire Place Ia NJ Adsuss oso'1e'
nor si lie decline being candidate In ls9 Tor eela". "
Corern IL the pro;rsoed for Senator In 10. nj
TcywA TIE Of the Sena;e ale the late ChssiJ
sp.rc.r vas uon by the Assembly Tie Senate zen ~
90 meet the AIaky IL jor; ballet; and Senator Wa enc
Mr. Trscy wss ,upFoI,ed Adams ua1 Gov Ci'on 80
us, declared himself favor Of Gen Isessoo ard l. ~n UP
posed hS Judge sfeso.r 'Jmp. s.d VIII him .hoo GUN
tie be declined 70 either s'~ or d H' ne
m.rt.'"
With regard to the place il NJ. Adsms's Cabinet
NJ. Weed is 10 doubt correct in his recollection
which goes back much further than ouIs As FOX 'ae
lifted States Senstorshp, our sts;emer; wa derived
| from Hsmnords Political History Of New'iotki
br. we have before seen reason to doubt tie accuracy
| of that work.
Charles r. Fairbanks, tie Paris co'responaeh
| Malvolio of TIE Boston Trdrscrif, was 81 la'' ~
| counts, sbou. dying from consumption.
There i. a ,umor that Henry B. Anthony, "ao7s
election 10 the United States Senate necess''a'ee ~
,etiremen. from TIE active editorial duties I" 4 AZ
Precedence Jcrrnal, vii be succeeded in thss posioi
by Prof Jas. b. Angel Of Brown University wno ns'
contributed to its column, for several years eaieny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

Coun. -The market was quiet and GALES limited. 500
bags St. Domingo sold Tor export at ESQ., and 100
do. Java at l5c. Rio firmly held and quiet.
FRnGHIs-To Liverpool 500 bbls Of rosln were engaged
at L. 7d Is 3D., ve tons horns at 40e., 100 terces
beef at &c. and about 500 bales Of cotton ut 316d 10
london 500 boxes cheese engaged at 25 and 100
boxes bacon at 10 Glasgow 10 tons OF lcgwood were
engaged =. a !.
pr6rr,css.-Pork was quiet, while was held with
srmness The sales embraced 500 bhs., ipc!a~a new
mess at SIS SIX $ls Isl old 90 Si7 s7A; thin mess,
SIT u; clear mess Sll, and prime, $l3 rs SIS 80.
Beef continued firm and In good demand, with GALES Of
about eco bills, including country prime at So 10 6o
mess do 81 80 50 GAY repacked Western mess " 90
sll SO, and extra, Sl2 90 sl3; prime was stid, and
saes Of $50 bhls Chicago made at $40 S2l ana
100 erces India 500 So Beef hams were steady
at sl4 30 ST. u.s. Bacon at &c. l0Ac. Cutmeats
were heavy, at 6sc. 7c for shoulders, and $40 ehc
for hams Lard steady with sales of about 600 bbls
and terces at l1c. I2c Butter and cheese were dull
and prices uDaltered.
RIcE-Salss of about $50 casks were made at 31sc
a4kc.
SuGARs.-The market was frmer, and generally 10
higher and for good to prime grocery goods holders in
some cases demanded an advance Of Nc. The sales
footed up about 500 hhds included in which Cuba
refining goods, chiefly at exc TO-; grocery goods were
at 7c 7c, and New Orleans chiefly within the range
of 6&c 7Ac., while prime were worth Sc. SIC.
TAiIow.-Sales of Is 900 lbs. were made, at lea4
WnisREY was firm, with sales of 600 bbls at % &c
29c, chiefly at the latter figure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

sQUAN March II. sunsetwind fresh from ssE weather
SANDY AZ by HOOK March T. sunseone ship I. at anchor
Miscellaneous.
The steamer Albany Of the Providence line which left this
port Pm Wednesday returned yesterday morning. having
broken her ssung box and sprung leak when Oh Rkers
Islane. She win have to discharge cargo.
scHR CARLISLE, Winslow from Providence for Phua
depha In ballast went ashore miles Barnegat Light
iocock morning Of 18th inst Crew saved The vessel
was under double reeed ansa b the wind was from
the BE and blowing gale at the time. correspondent
writing at Pm 18th, says abe out of the way sea
and would probably he got of with little damage. The
built at Milford Del In 1885, 1872 tons rated Az and was
owned by Mr. Carlisle Sons OF Greenwich RI
The ship John Tucker Williams from Calcutta which ar
rived at this port Monday bound Boston,
Pm by Of Hell Gate In charge Mr. Albert Mason pilot
and In tow Of seamtug VIM Webb, Capt Hazard She was
drawing q feet and is the first chip Of her dsugh that has
passed that way since 1912.
scnR EIeHrsGALE-The Providence Journal a few dav,
tmce contained the following
Capt Martin Of schr Nghtingae OF Providence, which
state that hs disaster reported the New York Herald
eT were nsred by sea- nor did she have davs ac
Capt Martin could not have report Of his arrival in
The Herald or he would not have stated untrue given
the Providence Journal BY referring Herald March
I'd The captain that nothing but facts
Supplement No XVII TO American Lsyds received
from the publRhers, Messrs Blunt As usual con.
tains much Interesting and valuable Information
FOR BAN FRAscrcoThe clipper shp Meteor Cant
Melville now loading at pier 5 En- San Francisco and
VIII sa on or before the 9th INST The Meteor has made the
n esndon sSs beps psc fs' vsn
VIM Coleman Co, TO whose line the Meteor be-
18Th INST winch VIII also sail on or before the
as% sSs 1ssss
the chip 30 that she making water AT The rae of %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

NORTH Bron. John, NIB; bark Emma Chase Hail. Czrde-
mas; b,iE Nay Queen, Morton, Havana
ROCKLAkD. March 0-e schrs Bullwinkle FRENCH and
Ms Partridge Hix. NYork: lSh, BngAl, Hin. Richmond
sAVANMAH; March II . lS-Ar steamahip Alabama,
J1Srsnos Cardiff bail Maria Motion R9lts5 Eicri soArs
Clark NYork CID ship Hadee Ralph Bristol; schr Golden
Hod brshman, Havana; seamug Union, Heasy from New
io-Ar by TED brig Augusta. Rockport; schrs Kate Brig
ham, Target and Plandome NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, March Arr schr n ceusdon IAN.
CON- Boston; I4h briss Truxlo Mu Bermuda Hsnass
and Ssr Henderson Vfc sS john Pr rHes Sears d
v,a I'm schrs Dcscas Ireland, Baker, NYork 18th III Ed
spasee and Adele Baker do 18TH John, Burto L. an
Nary Haley Haley, do
WOODS HOLE March ls-sld schr J Ncker Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

DARN AT AUCTION.
By A. MULLER the FIRST day Of April at mon, at
n. Merchants Exchange N Y the desirable farm OF
30 acres OF prime land occupied by Daut Purdy
sxn street ferry The premises corst o. large andwe
s located within few hundred yards OF the road
running from Flushing TO Hunter Pon and ~ mes from
Teph and Thirty fourth street ferries STEAMBOATS,
hourly 6ou Astora New York further paruiars
apply on the premises SAMUEL JOHNSON counsel.
Tor, CITY HALL Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March lT-6P
READsrrFTs-Four-The market for the lower grades
OF State and Western were heavy, and prices easier
while good 10 choice brands continued firm The saIes
embraced about 5000 900 bbs., coeing within the
ofr ricee '' -@S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

:s Puss s III. e
private i.s,d.nss No u Inss!:iy piece
Chamber household furniture ali in fine order The suHonsd
DSas oDy pS % o. The s0 SS. 1 s,.n,on D ~
Misnolas dining and chairs splendid grrcr hOnae
abe srs sss
Sos: cans b..ls: ac ivory cutlery :s beside largo
rossrood ." n crimson an n
sod pier tables reception and
French plate pier gold frame i.cys sssrssore lined
heavy lace window drapsry very large
asd splendid bsonz,es; also paintings BY eminent as so
decorations; Of Nun.s F.cSer's spsn-
perfect and fully oo snn snysr
cabinets &C. besdess host Of other articles which be sp.
S Carved
boister and pows fine bsnkes and bedding p
reaus and commodss china toilet rosewood BOOKCASE
wsshssrds sofas chas matressss blankets CARPETS Sc
Descriptive catalogues can be had at the hous" only.
ELEoANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AVID MAHOGANY
De
the large four dwelling house ss West
Of rs css nsnp made to der md In excellent
easy vosirs and reception chairs match
ceres with msrbe tops and mirror and backs lined with
% u very carved elegant rose wood centre
door lined with wood elegant carving made the
rosewood psror furniture rosewood
spepdid seven octave rosewood panofor richly
laid with pearl and real decidedly
INSTRUMENTS ever made; richly embossed stool;
French plate mirrors expensive lace aud brocate
tains Also great variety of oil psatpRs embracing many
vail able specimens large size elegantly china vases
Paran and Chnese figures twenty day ornou clocks
gsher with many other costly manel ornamsns mAhogsny,
black walnut cushioned chai covered In hair
cloth and medaon rocking and chairs SOFAS oak and
black walnut extension tables rich china SETS glass
ware comprising full assortment such tunblsrs wines,
shampagnes gebiets CELERY glasses salts butter Dishes
CANT revolving casters with splendid cut bottles spoons forks
cake Baskets tea services salvers ivory cutlery common
crocA plates vegetable Dishes &c also The
furniture Of all the bedrooms co9tsiniog great variety IN
above elegant house and lot for sale low Posseso I'm
medstely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
q. MAYNARD. AUCTIoNEER.

A 3. MAYNARD, AUCTIONEER-
a. Large sale Of magnificent household furniture superb
drawing Suits oil paintings, statuary piano
forte pier and mauc rors bronzes velvet carpets BOOKS
ON THIS DAY. FRIDAY
at the private residence 60 West Twenty sixth street,
fifth avenue.
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock precisely
The auctioneer would call the particular att ntion OF his
friends and the public this SALE the ogue embracing the
largest and best of household furniture offered
con this all made TO order tor the
and TO be peremplory sold to the hshes bidder Drawing
gesrs plate glass secretary book
Tired with tulip wood two rosewood suits carved In
fruit and flowers consisting of two tete ete SOFAS two
two reception Ind eight paror chairs covered rich brocade
satuary marble top centre tables match the SUITS Turkish
and reclining chairs sofa and tables ladies' tables
and Music the Seasons Meditation Venus; oil painingshe
Holy Family by mnon two superb landscape the
Hudson, painted by Coats Fruit Piece Ranney; Winter
Scene and French line ergravings Rsque, Dresden china
and sYTan DE vases ahd figures hall hatstand
chairs oclob, stair carpet rods, &C. Bedrooms second
French plate mirrors bedsesds rockers e0modes
weehsfards TO match toilet hair mattresses paiasses
feather beds blankes sheets, Turkish quilts
holsters pillows &C. oval mirrors clock lace curtains shades
&c Brussels carpets paintings vases &c. Bedrooms third
ana fourth and black walnut SOFAS bureaus
&C, book stands corner do. Dining room-OAk extension
table, sidebcard buffers tray and stand dumb waiter
cut and engraved glassware decaners gobes
wine fruit and dessert stands; Bohemian glass
ware bot les silver plated casters spoons forks butter
knes rings French china dinner and SETS richly
mirrors curtains shades Also large of
mep and kitchen furniture with which the sale will
meDce Sale positive, rain shine Catalogues the house
on the mo'ning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
II Nassau street HENRY H. LEEDS CO. will sell at
auctlon Saturday March TO- ,0H O'Clock sales
room Is Nassau street household furniture removed
by Meeks do centre and aide table marble top armchairs
and Youngest do gilt furniture In suit brocatei
ains GIT corpices and chandeliers large plate ante and
pier mirrors with bases and slabs TO MATCH two extra large
bedroom furniture bedseads bureaus washstsnds ward
robes mirror plate DOORS black wap do do all 10 ORDER
b Meeks exquse velvet and Brussels carpets IN fine orde
ocloth cured hair mattresses feather beds holsters and pill
lowe large variety of other furniture including plated
ware, china and crockery All Of this furniture will be
promptly sold without and will be examna
ton the day before he eae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

A RARE CBANCE-LADIEg AND GENTS CLOTHING
"A wanted From s. 10 SO paid for ladies' silk dresncs;
from Vi 70 u for gents pants; also earpcs furniture had
gloves DC note by post puncusny attended 70 BY e. 1884
Seventh avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth s4ee
ladies' attended 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

,raro iras was Gun and prices easier while sales
49, I'LL nouthern brands in fair demand but
st, .s ac.ve' with sales u about 800 bbls closing
~In ne range OF our figures. Rye flour and corn meal
STEADY whe the sales embraced about 7 600 bushels in
c,uaed IN which were Michigan white at 81 62 81 o2:
choice req al III Oh per bushel Corn was uncbanged
and the demand moderate The sales emh,acad a,S.
ii 600 bushels yellow, including Jersey yelIow
at glc. &c, and fair TO choice Southern white
mt SOC. a 90c., while $50. was bid for wo.tarn
mixed Rye was steady sales 800 bosbels
prime were reported at 95c. Barley was steady w,,b
sales Of 10000 bushels Mt Soc SIC Oats were beavy
with moderate sales Of Western and Canadian a, co.
&C state and Western ranged from SIC 70 $50
CUJoS--Ibc sees embracei about 2 500 basg closing
With steadincss Ut the following quotations.
NEW YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

r AL PEARL sTRKET.-wANTED, A LARGE GUAM
y Of genuemens cast on clothing In order 70
the fair value gentlemen soud avoid vAunng prstendcrs
and call send for JANIS MORoNEY, AL Pearl street,
near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
T ADTF's AND GENLEMENs CAST OFF CLOTHING

~ nflne qnd carp,ts wanted. II you wish % receive an
onet mir value Ia cash for your goods you should avoid all
inntps and csed pretenders Please call send by
r0u 70 b MIfJI. $50 Seventh avenue between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth Ladies' attended by Mrs
NJ, C0ultry orders a,.endcd 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
GREEN TURTLE SOUP.
CLOTHING, &C,

"A tv OF ladies' and gcntlemens cast of clothing,
and my per cent more will be paid In current money than
elsewhere for large small lots by calling NJ The
dreaeinR Vim. Walah. 70 CAntre sree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
L DwARD sCHENCK. AUCTIoNEER

y
Sale a esgant new and second hand furniture - nv n
II. ECHENCK on Saturday, 18th inst at IO oci9rt a.,
rev saeseoms NO. S Naseau street ten rosewood ami
ol ny paror suite in brooae brocade reps and plush ror
WDo marble "p eeReres rosewood marble ton centre gie
tuI aus wardrobes DC Also the entire furniture Of fawily
Geo nng housekpe ping removed for convenience of 90 %
rnr ng rosewood parlor suit rosewood marble ion tni
tnr aug wnsbrands Nc rosewood mahogany bedsead
gen raj assortment VI furniture, ~ f'e' nun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

UCTION N0TICE.-A GOOD BARGAIN-ALL THE
a valuable furniture of private fanily-rosewood and
mahogany paror and bedroom furniture
paror suits and yards of Brussels capew be sold at
avenue Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

NOR sALE-AT AUCTION. A HOUSE AND LOT IN
the village OF Hiddetown, Orange county, r. viii be
sold to the highest bidder, Saturday the 10Th inst At
o'clock on the premises The house Is new, two story
rocs With hall running through garrtt celiar
there Ia also woodhouss wel pump and sink IN Kitchen
further particulars Apply in the hardware store 27
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

UCTION NOTICE-MORTGAGE sALE-sAMUEI Os.
GOOD auctoneer will sell at his store 81 Nassau street.
at l0 o'clock to morrow Saturday. assortment Of house,
hold furniture, removed for convenience from spe-
nard street. w. BARBER, Attorney for mortgagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

brooklyn PROPERTy-wIILIAMM LITTLE, AUG.
uoneer Will sell on Tuesday March ~ at IL O'Clock, a,
be Merchants Exchange New York. neat cottage IL
Carlton avenue lot 25rl00 three story and Placement brick
house with two lots gas enclosed piazza TO- 6l Adelphi
ie, deep two s,ory brick stable IN s4S two story
feet esst OF Ceon also the three story and basement brick
house west side Of Ryerson street, 76 feet north Wouehby
sire and Nostrand avenue 20zs0 feet also two on Ee
vel III and two lots Twelfth street. abou feet from Fih
26r00 For maps and full particular anniv
h he nuconeer 1897 Fulton street. BROOKLYN '''F,'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

EVREDRICKs PHOTOGRAPHIC GALL .ERIES
IL FREDRICK'6 PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES,
FREDRICk'S PHOTOGRAPHIy GALLERIES,
FREDRlCK'6 PHOTOGRAPH GAILERIES'
FREDRICK'S PHOTOGRAPH O GALLERIES'
FREDRICK's PHOTOGRAPH 10 GALIERfES'
FREDRlCKS PH GEOGRAPHIC GAILERIES,
rREDRICK,s pH0T0GRAY HlC GALLERIES,
rRERb4CKk,S PH9T0GRA PHO GAI4ERIEs
EkEDRICKe PHOT0GR APHIC GALLERIES,
FREDRlCK'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES,
FREDR1CKS PHOTO9 RAPHIO GALLGRIES,
FkEDRiCKS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES,
FREDKICK6 PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES,
FREDRICK'e PhOy 0GkAPHIC GALLERIES.,
FkEDRlCK'6 PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES,
FkEDRICK,S PByToGRAPHIC GALLERIES,
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD,
TIE LARGEST IN TIM WORLD.
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD,
THE IHRGE Es! in TIE TsE World
The The LAR seEsT n The W9RLR,
The The kAksEsT IN IN THE WSkLP
NOS N9s ~ - 4 4 - - s sR9APWAY,
Me- Me-. s sss 4 ~ 81 ssssooAAPPwwAAy y,
NOS is ) ST. SRoADwXY,
NOS $50 4 6S7 BROADWAY,
NOS. 6S5 4 1871 BROADWAY,
nos. 6s6 4 5s7 BROADWAY,
NOS. 5S6 4 1877 BROADWAY,
NOS. 55 h ES7 BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

"A. 4co onT~ ,AUoTIoNESR.BY BANGS Se MIRw1N
e. sisb and 0eoek-y.u.bis private hSr.y S rn'cs
md nsivey illustrated works. also collection OF Old
books relating 10 the early history OF america aud
~ Of new publc atoms, &c. Catalogues are now really
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

FURNISHING HARDWARE AND AUCTION. - yBIs
day at l0K O'Clock No 81 Cortandt street. burEshed
metal bar pitchers, coffee potts. French ware skmmers tea
kettles cuenders stew pens palette knives table cutlery
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioueer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

UCTION EOT1CE-WELLES NICHOLS, AUCTION.
n cer.-BPOWNE NICHOLS will sell, this day. Friday
March H. at 1917 O'Clock the saesroo 30
importers stock Of nne watches and ewery consisting of gold
and silver bunting atcbes superb
sets of bracelets pins and earrings genenens scarf pins
studs sleeve buttons &C. together with rings guard chains
feb chains: ockets pencil plain and engraved band
bracelets, &c Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18
TON SALE OF SECOND HAND HoUsEgoI, u

A UCTIoN SALE OF SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD
"a furniure-M DOUGHTY, auctoneer win sell ON Sat
urday 20 morrow at lO O'Clock at the saesoom 10 Nassau
sire ct general assortment Of household furniture yz-Ve
vet Brussels and ingram carpets parlor quits In hsrcot
and brocael pier and oval MIRRORS mahogany
bookcase dress and plain bureaus washstands sets oil
paintings rosewood centre tbce gas
chsndehe5g hair and hnsk mattresses writings
china cockery and glass ware cutlery &c. Worthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

A sSIGNEEy NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING
q claims against Samuel Wallace, late coal dealer are
lerehy notified present account Of the with proper
before the frat Of April next -
NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

A LOTION NOTICE. u. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY q
a g. BOGART-Wil SELL on Tuesday, March 20 at IOls
O'Clock. 2wlam street. mortgage of Hotel Consance
sitting of bedstesds beds bedding tables chairs bar
m and kitchen furniture.
L. A. STANTON, Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

A UCTION NOTICE.-w. c. ALBURTUs AUCTTONEER
"A ofce 46 Canal street. will sell this Friday 01s o'clock
at o. Houston street. near Wooster public sale the
OF the above elegant mspnion-Rosewood pnotorte
octave cost 5000 full rosewood drawing urpi-
ure carved in fu lined and covered with satin
daon and reception chairs ee tee SOFAS chairs and
Turkish lounges twelve gothic medallion chais
pe pier mirrors bookcase escrctore e.egers
what ncs stausry marble ornaments oil paintings by
nen artists Dining contains solid mahogany extension
table Epgish cut and engraved glass ware decarters
match solid silver set solid silver spoons French
china dinner $40 pieces decorated china set ivory bal
anced handled knives fork Bohemian ware gaeses tea
bell &c. &c Chambers second contain solid rosewood
bedsteads bur and wristbands TO match Eneh
carpet rosewood centre tables sofa tables sewing machine
lace curtains brocstel curtains corpices clocks pictures No
Chambers second and third soriesFu rets
cottage suits also mahogany bedead bureau and
full marble top toilet plain and china spoons
hair mattresses feather beds spring bottom beds
beds white wool blankets quilts sheets pillows &c Nurse
basement and kitchen furniture of every description
B-A goods must be removed twenty four hours after snle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-18

A UCTION NOTTCE-THOS BELL. W. s. TIIOMPSON-
"A This day at los O'Clock IN the sslerooms Is East Broad
way sale of housekeeping and furnishing articles four
sewing machines clocks, &c. Pawnbrokers
day, BY order L. LEVY.