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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

THE Noun NEENuN Observation-Disclosures install
mcnt of ten thousand dollars has been paid over by
Mr. Riggs, the treasurer Of the Mount Vernon Fund
to the connorant who makes merchandise Of almost
the very bones Of the whose name he dishon
ors Out Of the 100000 purchase money, only about
900 row remain to be paid. but, apart from
the requisite for proper maintenance and safe
guar lianshp, the regent ascerancd frotn reliable
sources that il will require about $4,000 to restore
the grounds and MAKE the repairs necessary TO arrest
the rapid decay now going on Therefore, the Re-
gent will be able 10 authorize the closing Of the
la, .aymcu, until ,uilicent sum has been secured
to cancel the insanent, and to meet the responsible,
titles assumed ne soon rs tie purchase il concluded.
Tie entertainment at the Town Hall advertised in
another column, j, 90 aid Of this fund Apar, from
the interest attached 70 the disposition Of the proceeds
tile bill OF fare announced is enough Tempt the pal
ate Of every cpicure IN dramatic matters. The ladies
deserve full house for their unweared exertions, and
the skill and taste displayed in their arrangements for
this occasion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

GAS LrcHr.-The village meeting last Saturday
evening, voted to dismiss the article in the warrant
relative to lighting the streets with gas, and then ad-
Journed. We understand that some lights will be
maintained at the expense of individuals and by sub
scription.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

Town FAIRs.-We learn from "Opens Independent
that the Fair of the Wilmington Agricultural Society
will be held on the 2S'h of September, and that of
the Nottingham Society on tho 4th of October. The
Independent truly observes that 'ether of these Fairs
have heretofore made better show than the one un-
der the auspices of the County Society"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

PHoToGRAPH OF THE ETHAN ALLEN SrArUg.-C
l.. Howe has recently executed several photographs
Of the statue of Ethan Allen in its present location
which are excellent specimens Of the Photographic
art. In the department of daguerrcotypes and pho
tographs Mr. Howe cannot be exceied by any artist
the country. Call at his gallery and examine his
specimens.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

Fair and Festival. The Ladies or Jack.
sonvie and vicinity will hold fair and festival Mechan
les Hail. Wednesday the 22i inst, O'Clock
p NJ and continue through the afternoon and evening for
the purpose Of raising funds Carpet and improve
rior of the Village Church cordial invitation extended
to all. By request
Jacksonville, June 18TH ls59.-lw-24
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18
S p f CIAL TICES S.
MIR. and Mrs. C. H. Salisbury and Family

MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Salisbury and Fa miIy
return to their neighbOrs and friends their
for the many kind acts and the sympathy manifested during
the sickness and a; the death OF their son, wM CABOT
SALISBURY. Especially is their gratitude due young
friends Of the deceased for generously erecting and
beautiful monument to his memory.
Brattleboro, June Is, 1859.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

WEST POINT CADETs-Among the twenty-five
graduates OF the West Point Military Academy we
notice the name of EDWIN II. SrouGHroS, son of H
+. Stoughton, Esq, Of Bellows Falls. Among the
seventy-three new appointments is the name Of
CHARLES +. ROCKWELL, son of DIR. W. H. Rockwell
of this village. Mr. Stoughton, who graduated last
week. stood the 18th on the list the order Of merit,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

MIR. EDIroR'-l notice in your paper of last week.
a paragraph headed "a Dangerous Man." which
places Mr. Geo. W. Betterley, respectable quiet and
peaceable citizen Of Newfane in a very unjust posi-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

Salt Rhcum Cared Money Refunded.
No Humbug. Call for the wAUREGAS REMEDY, price
rs cents per box, at I. N. THORN, JOSEPH CLARK
TYLER THOMPSON, BrateborO, and Druggists every
where-3m-27
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

MArrIMoSIAL.-By reference to the hymenial de
partment Of this sheet it viii be that WM. +.
RYTiEH, so long and favorably known TO many OF
readers as the proprietor Of the VERMONT PnH-
six, is enclosed by that mystic tie which is said ;o
bind two willing hearts" Numerous and hearty
will be wishes for his domestic felicity and ns,rno-
NAL luck. !, has been said in We olden time, mali
ciously We believe, that he would occasionally and
upon strong provocation erumble tribe, bu, those
who saw his countenance all radiant with Joy on the
even,ful morning Of the 7th instant cannot be Undue
ed to take stock in such deraction OF his fair
fame.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

An OLD CITIZEN GoNE.--Iion. Isaiah Fisk
died at Charleston, VI, on the It'll. lie was
the father of the Rev. Wilbur Fisk, ID. d..
President of the Wesleyan University. Judge
Fisk was. aged SO years and about 8 months
He was elected ten times TO represent Lyndon
in Vermont Legislature. Six years he was as.
sistant Judge, and eight years Chief Justice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18

ENrEHrEIsING.-Wc learn that the business a;
West Townshend discontinued by the late destructive
fire in that village will all be resumed at an early
day. Through tic hberSiiy Of the inhabitants Of
that place and the enterprise Of Nessrs Joel Derby
and Ira Goodel, the chief sufferers BY the fire. new
building are in process Of erection, and the machin-
cry will soon be moving. Through the active exer-
tons Of +. d. SAWYER, the amount Of 500 was
raised by subscription to aid in restoring the damage
done by the fire. Perhaps it may invidious to
mention names in such n connection, but the men
who will 60 to work energctcally for such public
good are not sufficiently numerous to make the list
long to be burdeasome.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-18
NO LAWFUL rMrrprMEsr, AN rrrcRAM, ny GUS

To sprightly Sue, dull Thomas said
"A witty girl ne'er will we'd"
" 1t cannot be-" quoth Sue, "becauso
You fear the old Mosaic laws:
For Wit and you are not within
Prohibited degrees of KIM"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A ALBERT N. GRIFFIN, AUCTIONEER.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


Oh Paintings BY eminent artists superb rosewood
ys nDa and lace
Suits Dreseen and seyres china Vases
Wines HORSES Carriages SA aarne S ON Monday Noy
n At i9 oSSSs prscsely at the story brewa stone resi-
avenues, by order Of Moses b. Chapman, Esq.
parties in .ant Of first CLASS household furniture this
Don Catalogues at the The morning Of sale Draw
richest auction this season. four round
finished al round carved legs case with
by do so
French cloth suits Of drawing two
Chairs richly carved IN print and flowers covered in
three coored brocade Of the expensive stat
and bookcase Eneognnres, ladies' work Table Chinese
Ave screw qSsrsee Tables essy Chars conversation
aned Win satin wood; light ormola and bronze Cham.
dson Carpsss Mosaic tugs French plate e'Vsi nans
Mirrors do pier Mirrors marble Slab aid Brackets embro
gs by Eglaro Cole Innnn, Huntingdon Legrand seileres
Keche Boeze Rarney and others French line Engrayings
seDiing RuDens, Rembrant Washington FRANKLIN IAays
Crusaders fsmpen and Hercnlanium Vases &c. Parian
marble TOP dressing Bureaus Bed
ladies dressing Table, Couch Rocker, Chairs and four
oval back Chairs covered in moqne pastel Paintings oval
sters and Pillows Sheets Counerpagtes Cur Tapes
Try Brussels Carpets China toilet Sets and h
Charsetc Dining RoomSuperb oak Buffet elegantly carved
sasy and Glass e
Pagnes nit Stands punch Bowl Stands ivory
cake Baskets coffee Urn spoons Savers butter Dish solid
champagne demlohns Goraan sherry two do old
Oard Brandy of the vintage Of 1927 do Scotch Whskey
bic Of kitchen Furniture Terms Of
he sale cash IN bankabe money certified checks Depo
Inquire of the auctoneer. Sale positive rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
FERRY LEAsps AT AUCTION
in him by the Legisla-

gy virtue Q; the authority in him by Legaa
Council q The CITY ef New subscriber Comptroller
o. said CITY, will sell 2. public :i9n to the highest bidder
Der Y ss at o'clock r NJ one Lease The Ferries Known
al rahs. a " and nd
York Said Ferries 70 be and from the slips landings
such Sips landings and premises " The
tom or are or baye reserved and appropraed ferry
niue srGssn be at The foot Of said the
ton the owners sps landings or errnnafions
now used by ead ferries portion thereof the landings
hs elect, * S,s cost p sna expense
he nm
fare not exceeding the present rates and the Of
held to e Of the and ss he S
se or esss oey n Ind @ viii
be required purchase at fair appraised valuation the boats
ally for purposes Of such ferry grant or fran.
chse such aiOn be by three competent
Interested be chosen by the present esseee
BY The purchaser lessee under this SALE thd
The lease be made in the form Of ferry leases and
to conform 70 the Of the charter and ordinances
ever to be incurred by the Corporation for
ss rU f The sass IL
not be sold al annual rent than the aggregate
Tho purchaser Of the lease Of the ferries their appe
dases Will be required the time Of SALE Collector
sppay on I'd Of he
ohefwss to 70 he Ms I al he
signed BY se e s b 1 70 re
bond With sareues 70 be approved by ue Comptroer, for
he Ss and for the
The fees Of the Auconeer and the expense OF the lease 70 DO
The Lease WIN sso covenant requiring each ferry
s.y q
s e :sS S n E Of s
Chief Engineer aasstsns Cor which services the lessee
saa, receive twenty dollars s'H ven aSas e en-
Orr or new Yoax DErAnTnErr OF FINANCE. Coxrrnol1-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
n I,ARGESAIE


a LARGE SALE
Costly household furniture works Of art Bronzes magn
cent rosewood octave Panofore, DC
j. W. PORTER, AUCTfoNEER,
Will sell this day,
Monday November n At ii O'Clock, without reserve, the
elegant five residence No 2S Fourteenth
street of Eighth embracing unusually large
assortment of really extra fine household Furniture such as Is
seldom found at a public sale
DRAWING ROOMS
Elegant solid rosewood Suit covered satin brocade and
silk plush moqnet richly carved solid rosewood side and
Tables Turkish and reception Chairs solid and
eivey carved rosewood Eegeres all lined with satnwood
pe glass doors and back made expressly ORDER superb
Carpets rich velvet Rugs elegant orolu Clock Curtains
and Cornces large French plate pier oval and mante Mirrors
superior collection of ancient and modern oil Paintings
bracng many really valuable works OF rich china and
aabaster Vases together with large aud extensive
Of 6ne bronze MARBLE Paran china Ornaments,
Figures, &c -
Magnificent solid extension Table, rosewood sui. In silk
plush all made match throughout elegant ruby and crystal
cut Glassware rich Silver Ware Casters Tea servse large
kin Rings Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Liquor Stand Butter
Knives Sugar Tongs &C; best Of ivory Cutlery Tumbers
Gooles Vines Decan'ers elegant china Tea and Dinner
Bets, &c.
Chambers-Costly rosewood mahogany Sofas Lounges
couch Beds Bedsteads Bureaus Wristbands Comnodes,
rosewood Suits Chairs Rockers elegant pier and mane Mir
thirty hair Mattresses best Feather Beds
Roers and Pillows Counterpanes nlad Chess Table Hobby
Horse three bedroom Suits completes ingram Carpets Oil
cloths rosewood Hall Stand silver plated stair Rods Work
Table Clocks together with the entire Gas Fixtures through
out; large and general assortment Of basement and
kitchen Utensils REFRIGERATOR Stoves DO The furniture
this house worthy the especial attention of
hotel keepers and Others and will positively be sold 10 the
N B7he above House and Lot for sale let with
date possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

and Michigan Railroad LIST mortgage bonds
lOV0 Lake Ontario and Hudson River r. r. bonds
1900 Missouri; Virginia state per cent bonds
5000 Great Western I) r. II. " per cent bonds
5000 City Of Wheeling IVA 8 per cent bonds.
1900 Del Lack aud Western r. r. I'd bonds.
5000 Treverton Coal and r. r. lst mortgage honda.
Securities received addition the regularly advertised liz
during every SALE Next regular sale Monday Nov. a.
Regular aucon sales stocks and bonds every Monday
Thursday, every whenever required at I'm O'Clock
the stock saesroo No 81 William street. Merchants Ex
change desired Stocks and bonds bought sold pr
yate sale asd the Brokers' Board and interest allowed
deposits and dividends collected Sales made Of real
tate, at public and private sale, when desired.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctioneer, Broker and Banker,
No. 81 William street, near Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

UCTIoN NoTICE.-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
n keeping will dispose at private SALE great sacrifice
all their paro chamber and dining Furnure Consisting
Of rosewood Panofore $500 viii be sold for
including Stool and French cloth Cover suit Of
nure solid rosewood frames covered in French SATIN
$500 for $685. one do covered in moque for $0 Etegeres
Chandeliers Vases Paintings &C. rosewood chamber Fnrni
ture len sue and will be made object cash buyers
the private residence 70 West Twenty sixth street, Sixth
avenue Sixth avenue and pass within few
Of he house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

Il MoRaARTY, AUCTfONEER, WILL SELL. THIS DAY,
.I.M bos O'Clock, at LIB Chsham square, Sofas Chairs
burcans Mirrors Clocks, china and glass Ware dry
and fancy goods segars Gather Beds Bedstcas and va
rely VI other goods 80 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

TNORr .OSURE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
including large assortment Of Carpets, Stoves Beds
fielding Ac also, Bar fixtures Gas Fixtures Gold
Watch one silver Watch, barreed Gun. &C. commencing
at two O'clock at 02 Canal street d. BURKE Auctoneer
HENRY II. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER, sALEsRo0M NO q
Ii Nassau s,reet-IIENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. will sell at
auction Tuesday Nov % at II o'clock IN front of sales
room No 2 Nassau street bay saddle Horse i've or
great promise; elegant pap four quarter light Coach
city makers sold consequence the having fur
Their use for II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


WB. wEsTCOTT 4 CO., auctioncers, win sell on Monday,
Articles elegant rosewood Pianoorte drawing room suits
covered In rich Brocade original Paintings elegant
marble satuaIy library 0rmulo Chandeliers &c. No l63
West Twenty first street. Sever tn avenues the furniture
new and AL made 70 order and comprises rich and
coety collection of rosewood and Furniture valuable
works Of Art well worthy the attention Of housekeeper
parties wanting first class furniture perfect order having
been used but = short time, and TO be
Positively sold without reserve Cor sistpg Of
PARLOR, CHAMBER DINING ROOM and NJ RSERY
Furniture of every description.
Elegant octave Panofore stool splendid
double suit solid rosewood Paor consisting
of Sofas Arm Chairs and six Parlor Chairs
crimson satin all with slip two magnificent Suits
rich brocade all with solid rosewood franes
Etegeres gothic with plate DOORS CENTRE
and pier Tables velvet and Wilton Carpet yards;
Turhs Lounges with Arm Chairs TO MATCH splendid
manfel Mirrors four large pier Mirrors with cornices
tabbs; silk and lace Curtains; beautiful Bronzes marble
Groups Sttuettes beautiful ante Vases paror Orna
ments papier Tables nad with PEARL rich Chandeliers &c.
with arre and elegant variety Of chamber Furniture
wood Bedsteads twenty large hair Mattresses dressing
reaus Washstands Mirrors Bedding elegant extension
Table with oak dining furniture; silver Ware, Table
cutlery cugla&s rich China portable heat Range iron Safe
kitchen Furniture DO Amty and sageA pas
near the house. Sale, rain or shine. n
NONSTABLE'S SALE WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY.
O'clock at 454 Canal street. by virtue execution
one light Wagon and Sleigh Also two Wagons left from
Twenty fourth street sale. Also several other articles
WIN. WRITER'S Auctoneer.
j. B. CARR, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
KBw FORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1859


~t1s.o, - = ~.
"A }. MINOR TAYLOR, AUcTIoNEER,
Office No Great Jones street
OF rich Hossssoid Farn Hss sn and Carpets
At the brown stone s sws en- r No w &C.
near Fifth avenue
$ esHns
f1asen OF Israel Samson Delivered into The Hands Of ne
hs ane several a, hne landscape. Nv
owner and is In perfect order having been In use only
- N''' PARLoRs CONTAIN
@ ev so. @ x cry ens
carved legs solid rosewood csse and Of extraordinary fine
Paintings Of lie choicest kinds gas a Chsndsass very
,.n,.,., gMp J. SECOND STORY
$$ S''' '''' ''
eSn PsoSn and Carpets seat
b.; he usual quantity q cecsery and extension
Sale positive. rain shine, commencing at lo o'clock
$ s sad .
and stages pass short distance from the house.
ucTIoM NoTIcE.-rHE FURNITURE OF PAR
"A or viii be sold at great sacrifice for cash. consisting Of
satin VIII sold ss and one suit in
r en s sas sfrs and
Vases Brussels Carpets &C. Apply the store ITO Ninth
avenue, near Twenty street.
UCTION NOTICE-LARGE sALE-CHINA, GLASS
IA and Earthsnwsre.-J. s. H. BARTLETT Auctoneer
stock of good lots 70 suit city country dealers
Sale positive, rain or slime. -
A UCTION NOTICE.--GLAHS CHINA, EARTHENWARE
AN and S dozen China Toy G. EVANS
Maiden lane full assortment Of white granite
ware Glass Ware French China Englh China Toys Plated
ware &C. Sale without reserve and goods carefully re-
packed for shipping. II
ID Tuesday, Nov. 20 and Wednesday, Nov a. at their
spasaOas sslesrooms IS Nassau street. manufactured
far Ears comprising all the leading desirable styles OF
ladies' Furs gentlemens Furs chidrens Furs sleigh
rage lap and Buffalo Robes; among which may be found
IN capss Coaks Mnis ycorines, Cuffs, Peerinee Glove.
trades be sold for cash the highest bidder Catalogues on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
4 ucr1oN SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD rURNI.

s seven octave P,anoor'e one Of ef5s
cost $500 and warranted for two years elegant parlor Suits
al Painting 1,,, Bronzes, and many Works Of Art
private residence Street,
nue. Of Solid ,esewood Suits covered with
-osewood secretary Bocksss lined with satin
ladies' Writing Desk Turkish and reception Chairs oc
tave Panofore carved legs pearl keysa superb insru
nee and
BY
Vases bronze satnary parian sisteies China
F @
rated tea Sets pieces butter Dish iru. Bowls Salts
snner and ssa service SILVER Ice shor ivory
BALANCE handled Knives and Forks Carver Fork and
roomssod rosewood bureaus Bedssads and was's,snds
terpanes blankets Sheets pillow Cases and mahogany and
.c sar caracs e dsssp os, s . Chairs
Sale to commence At l0 O'Clock The aucsoneer wonid
is the best Furniture offered a. auction this
son Every article Is TO be peremptory sold competent
UcTIoN NorIcE.-puRNHAMs FURNITURE Ex.
IA and Furniture Packing Establishment Office, Ill
and l1a West Eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth ave
ins china glassware carefully backed and moved Q all
Of furniture to The country Carts al he oioe al all
hours Of The day. Storage for furniture
UCTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALEM. L.
.s sa d fGsssas
anu FIxtures OF James White, deceased, consisting Of
Robes any one Stage Coach Harnesses Seghs
AoSWTlS q r NM90IISE1TI BELL AgcrIoNEER, AND
% 40 rSM hroadway win be sold without reserve Cooking
sops aud c @ Sn.
CATERS r' -s""os "no ucnueucns
A UCT1ON SALE OF PLUMBERS AND GAa pyrrYNc
n stock PEND COLE sell this day A. ssr at ~
% Nassau corner Pearl street. BROOKLYN bv vrs ~ | ~
sale Copper Boilers Sinks Basins Lead Pine sc u
Cocks Hose Beer Pumps, Bath Tubs Maerias FxmSs. ~
A UCIION SALE OF READY MADE CtoruINc
IN piece Goods, boots and Shoes. &c tea nj on isr
LAR, auceneer, z3 Bowery Wal sell this day 2s In.a
nj 1O o'clock, large assortment of Coing ronss
ing of cashmere coh felt petceham and pilot evercns,s
fock, sack and business ditto; cashmere, doeskn and
Pants silk satin, velvet and cloth Vests under ahrsa and
Drawers CATERS, Shoes, Slippers Oxford Pies Boots a.
aiso large lot OF French mud Epgisb Clo silk yeyet Vs,
ngs, Cassimeres, Piios Peerslrlrns, nc, 30.
UCTiON NOTICE-METRoPOLIrAN ExPREss-
"a Peraons about removing to tho country or In the city
And " their advantage to call SoULDsMtTYpS
J40 Vsrck street Four horse for removing
70 ard from The conptry carts nj AL letters by post
promptly attended 10. Furniture packed bhppcd.
open from 10 the morning to9 VI night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

J. BLEECKRR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
in partition Of valuable broadway Property "A; J.
New s. at u O'clock a. the Merchants Exchange he valua
bic Lot and Building Ala broadway, Canal By
Referee For full particulars apply 70 G. W. Sanford,
wall street.
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nAN1EL A MATHEWS, AucTIoNEER.

nANIEL A MATHEWS AUCTIONEER.
IL CONSTABIE'S SALE OF DRY GOODS.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS win sell auction this
day Gonday at I0s O'Clock, at their salesroo Cedar
opposte the Pest Office BY virtue Of execution
of Dry Goods consisting OF Calcoes De LANES Sheeting
Bed Tick cSored Cambria Drings Linen Thread Shirts,
Sewing Silk, Worseds Buttons Handkerchief Cravas work
ed Collars, Spool Cotton, Bindings, Ribbons, &c.
BY order Of
MATTHEW BIERNE, Constable
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EDWARD sCHENcK, AucTIoNEER.

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
LARGE AND PERrMPToRY SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
LADIES' FUKs, CARRIAGE ROBES &c.
BY Il. X f. II. SCHENCK,
Al their salesrooms No. 50 Nassau street. Tuesday,
r. al l0s O'Clock NJ large assortment OF the very
richest fu manufactured the present season Of the nes
SKINS by Of the largest houses the trade expressly for
retail trade They comprise
REAL RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSON BAY SABLE
MINK MAHTEN, ROYAL ERMINE
CAPES CLOAKS,p MUFFS
CUFFS VICTORINES PELERINES.
TALMAS, GAPS, GLOVES,
Also an entire stock Of large variety Of elegant
SLEIGH CARRIAGE AND LAP ROBES,
among which may be found rich and well trimmed
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WOLF.
VERY RICH GRIZZLY BEAR,
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
HUDSON BAY WOLF.
Wolf Robes, set in with Black Bear
Beautiful French Genet and Coon Lap Robes.
In Offering this sale to the public we would state that every
article sold will be warranted by TO be exactly
sened entirely fresh goods and free from moth And
further give every purchaser the privilege TO return within
three days after the SALE article should prove
The attention Of the ladies' is particularly invited this
sale.
The goods viii be exhibition salesroom Monday
2s and the ladies and public generally invited
them