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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30
FDwAED Il. LUDLOW, AUcrIoNEEE.

EDWARD Fl. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
~ Elegant household furniture auction consequence Of
its owner going Europe made TO order by Narcotic Aoux
Bose, Baudome, or imported from Paris
April 1862 at ii O'Clock at Is West Twentieth street.
Fifth
Elegant household urniture-A furniture contained ia
said house consisting Of suit elegant
maroon and gold satin made BY Bosh elegant grand
action Mozart octave piano. made to order by Andre
elegant and gilt sofas blue satin; dvan
ottoman chairs made by Narcotic;
rotary r. W. and centre tables marble nlad
Swiss table; rich carved B. W. Partisan reception chair
elegant marble and ntand bsque figures elegant satin
curtains maroon and gold bronze and onou clock elegant
ing furniture extension table, buffet marble top
in sofa reception chairs rosewood easy and
cepon chairs reps elegant tapestry table large bill
lard table made BY Griffith Decker with balls cues,
tern, dc, complete.
Bedrooms. Eepant rosewood bedsead dressing bureaus
with satinwood, made by Rocheort; mahogany and cottage
chairs rosewood and mahogany tables and de mutt marble
quarette table r. W. lounge holsters and pillows paiases
and hair mattresses handsome French china and glassware
Aso large assortment of kitchen furniture, with which the
sale will commence The furniture be the day before
the sale
Catalogues the auconeers office IA Pine street
ExkCUTOR'S sAIE--WnL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
IL auction on Thursday, March 81. by A. H. MULLER,
Auctoneer ct the Merchants Exchange at IL o'clock the
house and LOT known 2 West Sixteenth street, the lot Is
feet In width and and In length the easery side
&c feet 10 inches and the westerly side 90 feet nches the
rear and 40 feet deep Half Of the purchase money
PETER PRATT D.. Executor
NARY O'CONNER Eyecutrix.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

A DMINISTRAIOR'S SALE.-J. W. HUNT, AUCTION
"A Ger, will sell this day March 30 at lO1 O'Clock,
saesroom IS Nassau street large second hand
and household furniture hair bedding oval
manel and pier mirrors oil paintings glass ard china
&c also part OF stock aud fixtures OF millinery store the
having been removed for of SALE together
with large lot OF cabinet makers tools and handscrews
the property of the late c. Grade Sale perempy, by order
Of JEANNE Grade sdmnistrax Catalogues ready early
morning of SALE
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r7roR SALE AT Northumberland ACRES EXCEL.

TOR SALE AT AUCTIOE-TWENTY ACRES EXCEL
lent land within 800 hundred yards Of Por Washington
and about three miles Red Bank, Shrewsbury n. j.
covered witt locust oak and chestnut young
growth the balance arabic land location for health and
venence for river privileges unsurpassed There three
steamboats, plying daily New York, and very Will be
completed within three miles railroad connecting with New
York by steamboat Port Monmouth also dock Is being
built the Highlsnds where boat WIN make several trips
dairy thereby nsung passage to the city several times
day viii be sold on Wednesday April g. 1889 at =. M on
the premises Forparcula, apply to W. WoLC0TT
Eco kstonowu TO Is. HRrtshorne, adjoining Port
Washington where maps be viii be sold 10 ots mot
less than qnr.er OF scre)t suit purchasers This
most desirable piece Of property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

UCTION ON STATEN IsLAND.-A SMALL FAsM OF
"A about Elk good land will be offered for SALE
Tuesday April nt r M on the premises stusted on the
walk OF Port Richmond Caseon la adings late the
residence Mrs f. Van Nance the place dwelling
houses and variety good fruit trees and plenty Of water
Terms made known DAY of sale.
JOSHUA VAN NAME, Newark, N. j., Aar,,,s,,,,ou.
DAVID VAN NAME, New York CITY, |Nui"''""'o'"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

UCTION NOTIcE-THOs BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND
a ". 8: 1HOMPs0N..Ths sale Of valuable. hotel ana
other furniture postponed till Thursday 10 consequence OF
the Storm Outdoor sales promptly and settled the
day.
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JJTION NOTICE.
". o EDEY, AUCTfONEER.
yvsTLY FURNITURE, III IT. RES,
RPGkIFS. Gr


sell @ fuesdiy April ~ l0ls o'cosk NJ Tho elegant
q retcence ~ mast twenty seventh street fon'th
W. All W. furniture (be'pg the usnnl variety found In
rvs cadence inclniiug large assortment OF k.chcn
ondlon ousty pictures bronzes, kc Further particu
bn eutaed Icni advertiseu ents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

A UCTION SALE OF INDIA RUBBER PACKING, &c.
a A. CRIsT.LAK ,ssqetioneer, vii sell this day
Der packing 10 Sale positive By
of the assignee. Well worthy the attention of the trade
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UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND UCTIONEER.-
"A VIM g. IN0RAHAM will SELL this day, at 10Y O'Clock at
furniture viz chairs tables &C. Also the contents Of
hotel trunks Of clothing quadrans gasses
pistols hammocks books &c At IL O'Clock. marble top
tive
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SALES AR AQCZTION.

4 UCrION NOTICF-F. FITZsIMMONs, AUCrIONEER.
"A will selltbs day iol o'clock at 42' Broadway All ne
furniture bar and aimed In billiard saloon WIN
out reserve the the busnes
Sale positive.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A N c. EDEY, AUCrIONEER.
eae Of elegant household furniture superb oil paintings
and choice private stock of wines brandes, DC.


VIII sell Thursday March 81 atl9 O'clock at the Gle
East between
Second and Third avenues furniture pictures wines
&c contained said house, the furniture Of excellent make
suits and brocael handsome Brussels and
three ply carpets marble Top centre ladies' eiegan
cloths elegant mahogany and black walnut bedseads and bu
reaus rack lounges &C. superb oil paintings; basement
furniture also excellent assortment ofcrockery and kitchen
ware with which the sale will commence and conclude with
the disposition Of the carefully selected and very choice small
stock OF wines brandies cordas &C. chosen entirely for
private Catalogues ut the house morning Of SALE
ut the office of the auctioneer, No. 8 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

TIOn EOIICE.-wEILlEs NICHOLS, AUCTION
f.tBROWhE h NICHOLS viii cell. this day (Wednes.
arch 80 Mt O'clock at the saienroos 50 street,
anu harness aod second hand top and no top pug
BAD wagons &c also double aad single harness whps,
&s sheets halters bits &c. also at time in front
|sroums bay mare, yasrs old, 10 hands hugh,
Kind IN ali harnssa, good traveller and very stylish.
ly because tue owner hiss no further use for her.
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sALMs AT AOCT1On.

A SSsGEEES SALE-WM. ABBOTT, AUCTIOHEER.
"A will se at aucton Thursday March 81 at IL o'clock
A. NJ ~ Roosevelt the stock iXturos good will and
lease Of the store 81 Roosevelt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

DRYANTs MINsTREIS,
r Mechanics' Hall az Broadway, above Grand street,
MONDAY March Is and every night during the week,
THE BURLESQOk IKIsH-TALIAk OPERA
SCENES AT GURHRYe, ACFADDENS and DILL OAR.
RAILS. New sorgs dances saying plantation scenes:
Concluding with Jour American COUHiN" BILL.
which been brought from Laura Ksenes, and will be
placed on the stage without any alteration.
Doors oreu Il curtain TX rcksz cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

IyARPET, OnscLOTH AND MATTING.-A NJ. Girls
~ TfLAR auconeer will sell, this day. March 80 10
O'Clock % Bowery the Of the stock of carpeng and
25 pieces superb gram ply all wool lngsh
sells velvet floor and stair carpet 40 pieces four ours
six fourhs three fouhs olco 40 pieces mating,
List and hemp carpets &c, &c by order OF j. H. HEN
DRCh assignee Every lot will positively be sold without
reserve, In lots 70 sut purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEGR.-NEw AND
~ second hand furniture, pianofortes &c-By f. +. H.
sCBEkCK1hs day. Goth nst at 1917 O'Clock, at their sales
81 street. sornent of elegant household
furniture comprising rosewood parlor suits in damask bro
cte moquet and hair CLOTH elegant
bogaDy bedseaos rosewood marble top eegerss bureaus
washsnds centre and sofa tables rosewood and mahogany
dining furniture mirrors paintings &c; also
rosewood octave pianoorte, made by Holm Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

T\ANIEL s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO 20
~ Broadway-Aucton notice-EAgant rosewood and I'm
ported furniture HOUGH will sell at public auction
morrow, Thursday March ST. at l0 O'Clock precisely all the
furniture carpets decorations works q art &c also
silver service sslves gass ware cutlery spoons
forks &c contained In the frat cMss residence IS Clinton
place In Eighth street. between broadway and Fh avenue
partial list from the catalogue is here suboined:-
In the basement tapestry walnut extension
ley cut glass silver plated tea sets forks spoons
ters.
The parors furnished with velvet carpets
carved psror SUITS In satin brocsde
centre aide and pier abea and wall
manel glasses DAnte ornsment bronze figures rich
brodered lace window curtains French plate glasses
reception and recumbeDt chairs meritorous oil
ngs bronz. fixtures rosewood library and secretary
cases, elegant piano pearl KEYS
In the chambers superby carved bedsteads
bureaus and commodes wardrobes couches cottage chairs
side and dressing tables fine hair mattresses spring beds
feather beds holsters aud pillows curtains shades &c
The upper stories furnished with fine single
aud double oedsteas and the corresponding furniture
match also two superior suits Of richly enameed bed
room furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

ION NOTfCE.-w. AlJURT. AUCTIONEER.-
Thursday egant household furniture at public SALE
1ng at l01a O'Clock, at ~ West ed strest.-Ro,e-
stool ana cover rosewood sus of parlor fur
|Doqutt suit Ia nine pieces gothic and arm chairs Draw
extension table, centre tables Grecan marble tops;
g rugs silver sets Preach dinner se cr0ckery cut
oil paintings, satuary snd bronze ornaments, lace
@ood bedsteads, bureaus vashsiands, hair mat
aher beds psllisses, blankets. carpets pictures,
~ mociins bird, and every variety of furniture be-
10 frat class family. sale 10 commence in the
n. b.. The above house and furniture can be seen
H. during the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

4 UCTION EOTICK.-BROwNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTION
"A GERS IS Nassau street. would inform their friends that
they give their personal attention salec Of household rn
from residences of those giving housekeeping or It
their spacious saesrooms uneqaed the city for the display
give notice that all furniture paintings and goods Of all kads
SALE covered large policies ofnsurance without
ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

w LILLIAN ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-wI SELL THIS
day at los o'clock the stock and fixtures of the whole
sale grocery OF Essex and Hester Streets
ssng of counters dem bns beer pumps kegs scales &c
pipe Of GIN two barrels moasses horse spring cart
hnrneaR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

NiON EOTiCE.--Jnc. j. RENNIE, AUCTIONRER,
ce 80 Broadway -Ceialogucs nov resdy.-TO morrow
ay) March ~, at l0ls o'clock all the furniture con
the four story brick house belonging to fhos Johan
b s.9 Broomo street. between " oster aud Laurens
without regori 10 weainar Parlor furniture-Une
hoc suit IN nine pieces; 5rusea carpets rugs, centre
tr mirror seven oil pa lngs, sofa &c. Dining room
crocsery tea SITS, KNEES FORKS, SPOONS &c also nine
each Containing suit OF enainelled bedroom fur
carpetng In every room; tables rugs picturee and en-
|ks corner stands also hair mattresses leather beds
q and bedding Of every N q kitchen furniture ntsnsils
"a DeelcIa 50 furniture particularly requested to at
ANnbn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

81 BECKER, son q co. WILL SELL ON THURS.
March 81 OF ~ o'clock AT the Merchants Exchange.
eet the three story BRICK house three lots south
Get west Third aveaue h5use 30 feet deep well butt
ID order Crotop. 30. On 2oth street. two lots north
eet east Sixth avenue. Maps, kc., at No Broad ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL. THIS AT
w ernoon at 454 Canal street, at O'clock fine assort
ment Of gentee household furniture &c from families and
paintings manel centre and extension tables elegant
tapestry three ply ingram and stair carpets ocohs &c.
mahogany cottage aud oher beeads hair spring msesses
feather beds aud bedding Dining room and kitchen furniture
cnina glass; stoves &c, comprising good assortment for
those going 10 housekeeping sale rain shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

A UCTION NOTICE-SALE OF WOODEN WAhE,
a baskets. brushes &cTBy BARTLEITr s co srss
Thursday March 81 at 10 O'Clock at the store Us vesey street.
Washington, the stock of deser declining the busness
Sale positive, for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

ERWIN, AUCTlONEER. lf
IANGS. IERwIs CO.-Trade sale rooms

evening. March 80. At 6Ik oclock-Lsrge private
nSrsirg a collection of valuable standard works IN
rature arts and sciences incluaiug many Old SCARCE
books; also variety of new publications, &c. Cs-
ready. Ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

tTTOS NOTCr-M DOUGHTY, .UCrtONEER.
will sell this day, ~ l05i O'Clock. Al 200 west Fourth
near sixth avenue the entire furniture of the house,
Three ply and Ingram carpets, mahogany sofas and
irrois bureaus hedseads. washsands, m,ttre5ses.
hs gas Ax'ur,s, sclsa furniture, china, crOckery eDd
\ ore, refrigerator. &c deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

BLEECKER, SON 4 co. WILL SELL, ON
ipesday, March 30.
ock, at drill room of Sixth Regiment, oyer Centre
market
POLICE SALE OF UNCLAIMED
consisting Of
racelets seals, rings breastpns, sleeve blu tons,
cutlery, cloths, boots and shoes, groceries, &c.
ues, DC at No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

"A BILE On Monday, April at 10 O'Clock at the corner Of
Main and reefs Brooklyn four matched eight
single horses sx wsgons Two carriages
two trong wagons sukeys double and single harness.
one busne "a The stock all In good
Ped COLE, Auctoseers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

WM. S. McILvAIN. AUCTIONEER.-DwARF APPLE
W trees French dwarf pear. &C. &C. large and well
selected assortment all the choice varieties 10 hfs
order will be sold this day. without reserve seed store
M O
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ ard .sr MONDAY Sep. 1s iss Passenger Trains viii
DUnKIRK ExPRkss at . NJ 70, Dlnsifs saSs' csn'
MAIL TRAIN ..s;S NJ tof Dunsirx and Buffalo, sad L.
WAY PASSENGER q, 80 n, sot He~bursh, Madlssovn,
NIGHT EXPREss .,4:' Il, ha Duntri, Buffalo, csuin'
fb.,, Ergrs.. fr..s tsc 1t Enus with the cAnandsizra
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Wr.,srn Railroad for sros,on; and Buffalo ard Dunsrs with
Tie LAKE. shore Railroad Cor CevsA Cincinnati folo, Do
noi Chsso r. ana The Cansds aslsoaa. r.,
NETWORK ard HARLEM RAILROAD
On and .ner wEDSEsDAY, s-1. a. ls5a, trains will Isav.
s,h-r; station, New YO!s Is foIlew" ,.~.,O
For White Pain.-l2:S sd S p En and s'l5 p n, fon
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NEW.YORK and EEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN lsss SUMNER AEsANgEMHsR. h'~
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ASSAULTED WITH AN AxE.-Wilam Boglsn was
sresed yesterday charged with having assaulted his wife with
Bossn has often Threatened ahe The life OF his WIFE,
previous the assault said he would kill her
heswrng for IT, Amer this threat thai they had an
when Bogan seized and struck her several
severe blows hesd ucng fhghtful and dangerous
Justice committed the accused 70
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ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsTs.-Mary Mcnamara, q
child four old yesterday in Eighth
by horse and reckesy driven by some unknown per
Instantly Killed The body taken to the residence
of the psfsns No 81 West Eighteenth street John Jackson
cOrea while al work on the Erie Railroad Pier on Thurs
afternoon jumped upon barrel for the purpose Of getting
The barrel tipped while he upon IT, aud ne fell
drowned. Deceased native of this
sta.e, about 40 yean Of
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NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. S. NAIL
IINy-Ft. syor.e re.nIh.p FLORIDA esp. ).
Crowen viii cave on SATURDAY, DC. 3, q; ?. ~ Toe
P;-, No n r Thrpugn tickets pyen % hou-soa.esy,
calrba, Atlanta Albany and Asoon- Bus q LataS Asosi
only o. board For freight OF passage, atYJ %
SAMUEL \ NfCHILL sVn' Ne " es'sa"I'
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Rev C. r Fisher, Sl2 5o Mr. Warren S. ST. Johns Chur .h
Yonkers through the Rev Dr. Carter, is ~; A Rumr il
Sloi w. Shaw &5; w. Mitchell, So Cash, from sundry
Friends. eS4; Trinity Church $780,
Fund tor S,et and P:or-Mrs O. stureysn, 80; Cash.
fonayd Reefo,s SaLg,u-Nr ana MI. Ioying of Ro.on
Hlo; J. II. Morris sl5; G. II. Wmerdng. $40.
George r. Jackson Co. for iron railing the chancel
L. Dewitt esQs Tor legal services sale property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

II 'HE KEGULAh MAII. LINE va oIUNINu u
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Lsnd Roat~-ras
shortest aid mos, dkect-Caryins The Eastern Mail 70
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cap Joel stone and u
VANDERBILT Capt. D. g. 3urses ia connection with toe
sonns,on ne Providence and Boston and ProTdencs Railroad
leaving New York daily tsundsy erccpted) from pier NO.
N first wharf above Battery place. 1t and Stoninson
$3.50 p u Q, arrival Of tie mail train which leaves Boston
The G. VANDERBILT. from NewYort. Monday Wedns%
Day Friday From s,ounson Taedsy fhaisday and Dat
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from N-wYort, Tuesday Thurs
Day Saturday. From s,onnsonsonday wednesday ana
Friday. -.
Pas.ers.u proceed from sounson Per Railroad 70 rrov
deroe Boston, IL Express Mail Train reaching said
IN advance o e BY other routes and In ample time for
~ The earl; Morning Lines connecting North and Ess. Pusn
ger. that prefer T. board the steamer snoy nights
e,t bed hrrakss, tr-d ard leave Stouinsou tbs
ZOO m train connecting A. Providence with the ii Ia rAc
for Boston.
PAR from Providsnce 70 Newport, 81 oentA
Baa.e Master scompsni. he 5'esrosr and Train hrouss
each way -,
For psssar. bshs ateroons fsh apply on board the
4auer OF q, the FREIGHT Office pier No. North River, %
he once Of the Company. No. 10 Bstefy.psce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

NNHE GLASGOW and NEW-YOHk STEAM,
i sHIp COMPANY intend sailing ;aer nev md ows,fl
s,.r.-, ,,o, SyW-YORE siec; 20 4AsGOW, a. fo15vs:
GLASGOW, Tsons0n. "WEDNESDAY, October Y q II
EDinBURGH. Cumming. "WEDNESDAY, Oct d, u
noon -, ,,n.,-I.. - 49, q,
c...c Iixrrul B-lisst Dublin LoLdociery: FIN, ca
- sserss. found with abundance Of cooked ptoYoo
-" ''' ROBLRf CRAIG. No. 3 Broadway.