davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-08
rT NOTICE. r.;
- IMPORTANT es
Gss -! -: =; ]!

SHIPPERS
In view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have in connection with the Southern
Railroad Companies greatly reduced their rates through
goods
The following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company in considera ion Of
through shipments from Baltimore GoldsborO, and Will
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-08
Stkarllsbins.
STEAMSHIPS
aEE1fs

zFS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
a ~ - WHARF FOOT Of, OF LONG DoGE.
A. Halett commander and JoSEPH WHiTNEY Solomon
a @ Boston Uf EVERY f q s
H. alternately; Fare $l2, including Meals and Stateroom
s6,if - A. L. HIGGINS, Agent
S%Ga FOR SAVANNAH,
Saturday afternoon, o clock, September 10th
~ TRY or NORFOLK:
WIN cave her wharf, foot of Union Dock, az aIove'
The ships Of this line viii weekly during the
Frs cabin passasetbavins fine staeoom accommo,
Freight taken at lowest rates Wi A' HE&Tzr! AseR
Sod Union Dock
a%Fa CHARL TON
FHRof S5il f ~ FIF Fly ToTRS
The new and irst-cla5s steamship
Capt Isaac T. Ramsey,
TUESDAY, September 18th,
at O'Clock, p VI precisely
The accommodaons for passengers by This Steamer are
every respect frst-class.
No freight received after O'Clock on the day of sailing
Bills ofLading will signed after the departure Of the
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W. CALDWELL son SSarf
The ,Patapseo viii leave Baltimore again the oath of
Sept Punctuality in her departure be relied on s
IGSA NEW YORK
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC, Capt. G. W. Watson.
PARKERSBURG. Capt VIM Powell
TflOS. SWANN, Capt J. T. Ramsey
LOCUST POINT, Capt D. French,
GEORGES CREEK, Capt n Morley
Having been rentted with New and powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier u, n. r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THEPASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS
E1 Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity
dispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, PrOvi.
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free of commission
lNSQRANCE-ONB EIGHTU effected at the Office
Of the Line previous to departure of steamers.
Apply to SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
l16 SPEARS WHARF
or to II B. CROMWELL & co,
1900 SC WEST STREET,
Nar- N.-t
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-08

TRUSTEE.S SALE

g. TRUSTEES SALE.
&,IiI BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
IsA- COURTFuR BALTIMORE CITY the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, the Exchange Saesroom
Gay street, in Baltimore city, WEDNESDAY, the l4th
day of September next, at o'clock 7. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND beiug about three Acres
the precise quantity Of which will be made known the day
Of SALE and which is situated Gmo and Mount streets
side this street will back for the ds,anc. 100 feet 10
inches % feet alley The lots fontng east side
Of Mount street will run back for the distance
above.
factory price is not obtained it will then offered in
lots.
Plat Of the property may he seen the Office Of the sub
scriber, No g St Paul street. and Mrs H. g. Armstrong;
the old Windsor Millroad
Terms sale:-Onethird in cash. third in and the
balance in IL months from day Of sale credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale, and secured by the
purchaser by notes. with eldorser approved ohy tho
scriber. c. L DULANFY,
a8m,th&ds Trustee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

lhoilghi after few hours iRhis company,
that the rapacious saBaat had pumped
linn dry about Central America; but be
was mistaken, for, before his departure,
an argent note reached him from Hum
holds imploring him 10 say whether tbs
polato disease had ever existed in Mica
ragaa
Between Americans and Humboldt
there always existed a strong bond Of
sympathy. His early travels the respeci
shown him on his visis ID this country
his republican opinions, ard his intimacy
with some Of our greatest men, always
led him to feel a strong affection for the
linked State, and to show to American
travellers more attention ghanto foreigners
generally. It is not enough 10 say that
bis regard was reciprOeated BY the Ame-
rican people. No foreigner enjoyed such
genera yeneration in this country as Baron
Humboldt. The proposal which was made
q leaYe The Oregon dispute tohis arbitra-
tioa was one Of the many evidences Of the
unexempled esteem in which hei was held
on this side Of the water.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Very many people are almost constant
" complaining Of the weather. To sHch,
the following paragraph from Washington
Irving, WILDE suggestive
Here let US say word ID favor Of those
vicissitudes cf our climate, which are too
often made the subject Of excessive re-
pining. If they annoy us, they give Us
one Of the most beautiful climates ia the
world. They give US the brilliant sun
shine Of the South Of Europe, with the
feverish verdure Of the North, They
float our summer sky with gorgeous tints
of heecy whiteness, and send down cool
ing showers to refresh the painting earth
and keep it green. Our seasons are full
Of sublimity and beauty Winter with
US hath none of its proverbial gloom. Il
may have its bowling winds and chilling
frosts, and whirIing snow storms; but il
has also It's long intervals Of cloudless
sunshine. when the snow-clad earth gives
redoubled brightness TO the day. when at
night the stars with intensest lustre, OF
the moon foods the whole landscape with
her most limpid radiance. And the Joy
Gus outbreak Of our spring, bursting az
once into leaf or blossom. redundant with
vegetation. and vociferous with the life
and splendour Of summer-its morning
righteousness and evening glory--airy
palaces Of surlit clouds piled upin deep
azure sky; and its gust or tempests Of al.
most tropical grandeur when The foFked
lightning and believing lhunder-volley
from the battlemenis Of heaven shake the
salt1y atmosphere; and the sublime mel
anCEoly Autumn. magnificent IN its decay.
whitening down the pomp of a woodland
country, yet refecting back from its yellow
forests the golden serenity Of the sky. we
may say that incur climate "The heavens
declare the glory Of God, and the frma-
aisnl showeth his handiwork. Day unto
day uttereth speech. and night unto night
showeth knowledge"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09
Decay Of an Empire.

The following table, from the New Or
leans Delta, shows how the Spanish En-
petcr gradually lost ils hold upon many
Of ills prondest possessions. Some it ceded
some were wrested from il, the chief
actors in this part of the performance
being the English. Il is instructive 10 see
that the unscrupulous and energetic arms
Of Britain successfully captured and ap-
propriated Barbadoes, Jamaica, GibraIter.
Lucas, Dominica and Trinidad. That
power has aiso succeeded in getting pos
session Of Malta. The table is below:
I565-MaIta surrendered to Knights
of ST.. John.
ls20-Nayarre and Bearne ceded to
france.
1540-Portugal was lost.
l649-R -Rousselon was lost.
Observation-Disclosures became indepen-
dent.
1626-Barbadoes seized BY the English
l665--Jamaica seized By the English
1704-Gibraltar taken by the English
17lS-Lucas taken by The English.
9-Dominicia takenb the English
1797-Trinidad taken by the English
a2 18th Century. New Granada, Guada.
lbupe. half ST. Domingo sized BY the
French.
$500 Louisiana sized by the French
18th Ceniury-Sardinia ceded TO Duke
Of Savoy.
Oran aud Mazalquin ceded
to Morocco.
{" I" North Of Italy ceded to the
Bourbons.
1759-Sicily and Naples anticipated.
ISl4-Florida sold 10 The United States.
1S21-Half St. Domingo lost.
1925 Mexico finally lost.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Am aaiesinq scene occurref some time
since. ii lhe Office of d justice of he
Peace. at Doaaldsonrills. a Kentucky
halboai-man had been committed for a
breach Of tie peace. phen q friend cf bis.
after The breaking up Of the Cour- asked
the Justice what ], would cosi 10 eiie the
Frenchman, who had made TIE COMPLAINT,
a good Rihrasblng The Jsstiss ahs is
fond Of a Joke. replied. Aboat fly dol.
lars" The Kentsckiar, ihinking he
the answer serious, inquired, "Uill you
take it in corn 2
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

An Irishman ence dFeamt that be Visit-
the Lord Mayor Of London. who ueated
him with the greatest hospitality and
asked Inn if he wouldn't ''take a little
sushin. = Paddy replied thai he woaidn't
mind a little whisky punch. "fIci OF c0ldg"
Inquired his lordsbip. His guest PREFER
red il warm. bit while the Lord Mayor
wss our heating the water, Paddy swrlke
from his delicious slulnbcr "Ochm cried
Pat. comprehending what q fool be vas 10
wait Tor bot punch daring ihe preeirioas
tenure Of = dream, "How wash i'a said
cowld !"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

A live wag on board q steamboat Dot a
little disquie1ed il his si0mber by sane
fellow lodgers. who seemed I'd dispute his
claim 70 the birth. called,
,.H'lo. steward
"What, massa 90
bring me the way-biI.
"What for, massa 81
II want 10 see If these bad-bugs pat
down their names for this berth before !
did. If not, ] wan! 'em put oul.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

eEliza. ny child. said pru6ish old
maid, to 4 pretty niece. who would curl
her hair in pretty ringlels, .if he Lord
had intended your hair % be curled. he
would have done il himself
SO he did, Aunly, when was baby,
but be thinks I'm big enough now to do
it myself"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Forrest has been favorite thirty-twc
years; Garrick was manager and actor
thlrly-fye years; Talma performed TWEEN.
~. Edmund Kean died after twenty years
performance Maeready retired after
thirty-six years of success. Booth per-
formed thirty years, and yFallacl IS still
engaged nthe vocation, having comuienc-
ed ID London ffly-two years ago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

"A Frenchman, soliciting relief, said
very gravely 10 his fax hearer: "1fa'am-
selle. never beg, but DAT ! have Won vie
wld several snail family. dat is growing
very large and messing 70 make DER bread
cut Of. but De perspiralion of my oEneve-
brow"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

That old man was sup ID SNUFF as
we'll a. Short and sweet. whose fast soo.
after suuandering a large amouut Of mo-
ney which had been given to him, endsa-
vored to draw ugon the "Governor'' for
a remittance, under the false preteuse Of
going into business. Here is the laconic
correspOndence
"DEAR FATHrR :---Send me Eve hum
dred dollars. ! want 10 carrv on fer nv.
self. Austin"
my Sow AUsT1H You have been
carrying on about long enooeh. You
had better 90 to work.
YoUR FATHER."
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

A gentleman, having 4 horse thar ran
away and broke bis wife neck. was tola
by a neighboring squire that he wished
to purchase it for his wife 10 ride upon.
"No," said the Olher. II intend 10 marry
again myself"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

A story is related Of a person who told
a Quaker that the silence of d meeiSnq Of
the Society Of Friends was enough b I'LL
the devil 10 which the Quaker reblisd
that il vas the very thing The silert as.
sembly were trying 10 DO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

An old Curolinian once said: II vas
born the last day in the year, the lastday
in the month. the last day Of the Veek,
very late in the day and have a.ways
been behipdhand. ! believe il would have
bean City dollars in my pocket if / had
not been born at all. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Tu give laudation where It is dre. is
not only pleasure but duty. For the
want os appreciation, talents rust out,
genius grows dull, and virtue grows des-
perslte. Many weary hour Of disap-
pointnent might have been solaced by a
kind word Of praise, ard 10 faHsry
neahsr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Here is a short poem claudestinely cop
led from Miss Susan Dusenberry's al-
bun:
When ohould lovers breathe their yoEsP
When shosld ladies bear thsm2
When the dew is On the boughs,
When nine else are near them
When The moon shines cold ard pale,
When the birds are sle-pi1g,
When no voice is on the gale,
When the rose is weeping;
When the moon and stars are bright,
When the dsW-drops glistsn,
Then their VOWS shouls lovers plight.
Then Should ladies listen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Every cloud has IS sunshine. 2
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Some '.puir de'lI' poetjzing bis sensi-
bic experiences in Iowa in some fourleen
lugubrious stanzas. closes with the fellow
ing graphic statement, showing the rea-
son why he didn't leave for Pixies Peak:
You night ask. uby do you not
Pack mp your dads and run away
The fset is sir, that have got
Too much in debt in Iowa.
And if I Would attempt to leave,
The constable would make me stay;
So iiveo die, n. have 70 work
saIzatlos ont ID Iowa.
Butone thing more suro win haEu
In truth aiid 1ussieo yss to say.
And thar i this, shas I'm the DAD
OF one smart by il Ioas.
"The indifference Of epsofle IS the re-
suls Of insipied pablicanons IN Elrowagills. y
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

GERMS
Foroasysa sid = n sdssTof ss o months $50 $50
a 50 g q q "I2 800
" /" 80 or more viii be furnished at sl,5O per
Clubs o. = the cash accompanies the order,
DOt Otherwise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
JoHr j. prnrrk AuCrIONErR.

JOHE j. HFNrlK AUCrIONEER
"a. Houstbold Furniture u Public Auction.
ceeecss bookcase on oans pier and
N Irors isre cu,tsin concss &c velvet carpes
and orwo'u chsndetsrs, ctos aud glass ware &c &c.
THIS day mo day. july u, a. 10Y O'clock precisely.
chance seldom offered The furniture all 10 orde
for by shose celebrated cabinet Akars
Roth 00dar8ube, and 10 be peromptoriiy sold Csa-
1ogues at the house on morning OF sale.
compseut perscD viii be Ia atoadAAeeo pack goods going
psawIN0 ROO as
Magnificent dR Wig sua richly carved In solid rose
wood ard covered WITH three colOred satin consisting
rcfss two arm too reception xhd eight oval beck chars
uupcrby carved c6otro tsbea match the
esoxes mirror doors and marble tops antique gothic
cssrs card s1d qu0tr taos dusd
with ssrn wood lsoes ~urk table eacoguerss ruksh easy
chairs vet caret light bronze and crmou chan
ds'ers french plate msnt~ curtains;
eminent ar@ssinart saviour wtoter Snd scsoes
two superbls painted xudsc
korthcO Pasn cubs stat ees; bisque French china
sgurrs
Superb p,snosorte STOOL &C. four round
corners faishsd round. made by mster wood
Ftorl. anc coves music euoerb real
eebonk tsirtrk spf Hnsic ,Se SeesoLg Flower Boy
6ll S'chssd H. ,hsr.oa ,sae. Clovis, 10.
Hcsewood bureaus, het.tests wasbetsnds comwoies
vsrdohss rh.voP ara toilet ssnds dressing table bsir
besses f-a her bocs hsekets sheets Qu Suas
ecErssc rocket couch arm cnirs booksasd Brussels and
srsn C4rce2 also mad nv AID black walnut furniture.
b,et~'s SOON
" feet ey'crstcs dint0s tsbs buffet, chairu hutsr
trtv src ssnd rch cut snh engraved gs yope
wines, chs fruit
nut ADD tea ses vss nsooe kov~s aud frbs nsokn
nut pcts silver piAet spoons forks caks psstet
coffee nc ed1 sr,e OF basen,ut firai
ture with sich hs sale ~l Com neoce sas positive rAu
shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
MATRIMONIAL.

TIES WRITER. xuuK3 PRss.CIsr ov SEWN AND
teep sunuers, grsduste OF one If the c1e.cai
eg-s Ia or country youns msn Tho stands sigh il tho
estnsuon It hoso ~ho know h Setl. DE
eperg tic and thorough fearless and bold yet ,o and
rslcuisiios asef vhJ Is master n his profes sion
Ard ~ hlnseN he 10 given ~ yires drpktnR
gaming &C. .us never viii ne he has ue its as
the hisb and the Iowy coun
And IN Tie city " BILE ohsrs have slcxog court
as DO &c has been pursnia9 his studies aad at
tepdr b. business be not rich aud bis
rn.rsinn never be taken from ain He has whole
heart that been given never viii be until
6uds oDe ,bst loves Thousand tines better b>n the
n ~hib ce>ts has oe~n pronoun ed gentle
sad schoSr " ofor bile high slsoos rome
consces hra 0osing he th:nxs THAI however;
nut tnii HIM h mely gentee He
the Inclusive temper and his
IL We ralancet bu hen he loves with
zeal more aFosni ii that Of hsro of thousand
baues tie Is not acquainted with ADV thSs
re thinks be could lows well eopugc to marry His
otjsct 10 u become Iuonted win such an
IL he would not let eitose,t loee any iaig
hut who szplsbie high toned phseea and posse
ed OF fortune Any bdY not d H. th,
noe abe thinks herself wrhiD she specified bornds aud
wishes IN the be a utls lore
st scquHirtaue made sua the sbose 90
both .oss an address, Nth yuactspt PNrc.rs sne conf
cerce 70 ccovnce ne Of her sincerity. SMITH boz
l0l Aorrsowo Pest ouce n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
SHIPPING.


EBEAr BEnuCrI0F -TEx vAwDElsHr vU.o-
VI peer HE rnted States man seaaso'c as1 every 20
oiebt beswees Nee York @,hsrpt nsvve ssder cs6
cpDtac LEAKING sbk SIDE each su SATURDAY atd h6
s<ntr side each alternate W sdaeszsy,
vRsx
ToR SOUTHAMPTON souTpAxProa
AND HAyKx sEw voaH
AN FL NhAon. ....... hat'y JnIs " wepy, Ar" "
OCfAr QossN sesbury ..sei'y ug n Wod'y. Aug ~.
These s'e.mttins have wsteftgk unupAvtaents Garry
Abr surgeons r.ine Of t-ther the same)f
~ and 90 .eosna cs u :sO aud SO hira eson so
ssrslcsss 'ss.re or pSrsst from Europe 70 Anssioa
specsa de.tve ed In Lonton ara psr's
d. 'oakshOE No Bowling Green, Nov vcrk
Nofif. I'm FUTURE rHE srsAMBRs or raIs
~ line sui SAN II Cork. Ireland, 70 land leters xnd
~rs steAm To Liverpool caipg At Ccsk so6 via Liverpool
r5ou Glasgow Dublin Belfast snd m ss Of tho pr'csns
New Ye~k and PbDsdsods Steamship osup.nss spleDdn
yoe bue iron screw stesmahps intended y NJ N s
IRON YoRK.
I'LL ~ BALr!MOkB SATURDAY, July ~
WHIl VI WAsHlNuTON..... saturday july ~
~n~suAnC .Sekorosy AuS ~
At IL O'Clock noon, from pier No. AMI.
RATES PASeAGE
cabin from New York ADd Phndolphs. ............U6
Inu clsss fron New York 10 any Of tho above nAroA
BetWn tickets available Tor s,r m .pSs g
Passenger. hrwarfed 70 HAvfe Paris Hamburg. Bremen
Antwerp and all pas VI the coutnant without deay Nouoo
anese NSsmu are provided With rssut'ito 10 ensure
We lmmedse extinction of are lad The sttctes diacuue
encrced sth regard N Tho Of lights PaasnDgsrs 10 tre
Johns - the NJ proceed Cork direct For freight
pAazaxe app at the o6lce Of The Company.
JOHN DALE, Is aroadwAy, New York, Agent
In liverpool. N WIN IMAM, Tower Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

tNM WtrTEaS WILL SELL, ON MONDAY, AT Two
O'Clock, At 4 Osnal street. large assert OF hosse
nold furLt.u Ac TO storage and sofss
rocking ard other chairs, ce tables bier glasses curtains
Diana, rich velvet carpets three py AMI other oil
-eddpg bureaus wssh sands che and
her WIN other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
T1IE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAL
G1EAN5HIPS.
EvoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRH ~
1HE urrrsD sTAyEs NAH. sTEASEx AEAao'

LINES OONNsNOER,
WI leave os Hsvre touching Southampton 70 land e
msAa and aasurday judy g. At II O'Clock om
pier No 81 Worth river, foot II Beach stree.
This ship has Ave wst- urh Compartments enciong the
engines thst tn the event o. collision ~r~ndtsg the
coud NOT reach hem the puYnps being tres work. ~
safety OF he vessel and pssso would he secured
fYtceof pen Aye h cabin S5 Ard $50
Baggage not wanted during the voysge ahnuh be sent On
board the day before sailing marked below"
h consequence OF permission tnkrptuco breshsuf
INTO rrsnce tree Of duty being ~ndrawn the Fulton sut
Arego VII hereafter take such general freight
tered " g. rkAYfvN AGENT no Brnsd yax
.B-rhs tesnex Fuls0n win succeed As Arago aud ssr
August 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

NM s. DUKE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALG OF
w nous hoa Today, nth inst at 10 oclo TX st
y obn street. 81 the furours and other therein
contsipsc large Of eAshsr oeds bolners and
comforter saseH bolster aud pnow
sotss cosp9 glasses cene ching xoles carpets
o;lo,bs eite2 other furniture msh aud
chairs, bSrr0om nytures. pairtp eugIvings &c &c.
JAMES N akElNEk Attorney for mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

rwo eghts Of shave Of Worcs Busssr Co. (hypJ
s. 0 C0lu N bAn MsriDe iu-uraoce scrip OF 1883
5000 La Crosse and Mi~spte asioad Der ca bonds
900 lexington s1d pg sspty sSirna5 per ca honda
10 GO ferre rAuts and ston Rail DAD per cent bonds
300 kan' Franc.sco Counts per cent bonds
0W fcotn and Hcctiog Val nairosd per cent bonds
1900 Ha. cock Cooat, OH GER cert oonds
becuIte8 received In addition regularly sdvsri
list during every ssle Next regular on Tharsday July
Hesus- auction sa.r Of OTIS and 1ds every nonday
and Thursday ii 2k O'Clock
= the s'oob snlesIoo 80 William street or Merchants EI
ss dese sochv ard bonds boush. and sold II pr
SAe sac arc ne rroi ers hoard nommsson Interest
allowed on deposits nd cvdepos col ected sales sso mad
~ real osa'c ~ public er NJ private GeAred
.LsEAc NIUOLAY,
etock AL c'i0Lt or, Nr0ker aud mixer,
NO 50 william street, Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11


Eorbc r.rsn m1ss 'eiss; bsqas French china
supsrs ros-wcoe p,.poorse STOOL &c. four round
sto cover sc. &C. suoero real croczes rsors
cssps .1a ss e sss:ots Flower Boy and
-+ ''''a A'' "A BsSs 11 s'"' &C.
wsrdoss hviop s.sods dressios sbls bsr as
ssses f.a be, boz. esesr sheets qalts
ingram Gsrpes also u4a AID Slack wanu. furniture
Mts. e,.crsc, d,ies ,sbls tofe. arm chairs. buffers
s"a md ss %
m, And tea :ets iyy Ssode kav~s aud frbs
ss s~9nsn o Of sas s1as 0f isss,
shine
sINsR. A0CrIosEss-Mos1oass SALE OF
a. ~, fSrnoTs si sell ., y,tas o. m;rssgss of
IN ndsyj Jul. Il 10Y V. soad rces@ei oiaaoi,.s.
covered ia Frrn .aan lon r.csptsa eh.,. g a.es
Ieces buffet aud seseds certre sna sofa aide s.oss a.
sfesHss sHssi sgpse ss,y CHRIS aesers. coraar ~aai
rhsdes crniess ,ra ,.nsh Brusses carosts russ
sp,aoops &n ihotg 40 ID 'hoganv tables
so sses tea ~. sad elegant large
French china dectAd tsosr sad tea ses Sngah GU Esse
ri sassTss 's osnsa
o. ss s atm, e., q
eesas and ~s-hSsasto stcb sls,. .hogsoy
bed es,ssS beds as sba % pos s] mi ,n
sss. sass: :,ss sss ~
Che sale VII AT 'ak oclocs p,s.ey With the
Of Jasnes hssarss
UCT,Ox rorrre .vmp coNrnsroN IN an,
a. uon fsmv about moving to the couo'ry sel all
p.r ., I've Se.ounon ..Ss es
seres m,s. c.-pes oilc'o,h. beds and beddos s,tss
ave srs s~ss u,e ne srse onhs aSo asS MI be-
cold Tor half opna lso rosewood ocsve piano
one week. eroo rlis This I, a good chance for
housekeepers In ~snt Of good suostsntAl furniture.
UOTlON Ao1iCK-BU@N iAxs FURNITURE EX
ls West Ievrotb re, lie, esn Fh ara s,Stb sveanss
t,ch bcussSoh f,rrure OF every description bored ana
ings moved with he attn W,
Large hoss ~ssons the furniture
------------------------------
uCrIoN NOTICE. poG.sr AUCFIoSEEg -BYs
Hcn rros No n.,h rsS street cS-ner Of Fra ss1rt
mtE.se yale 9: splendid black slnu. ro.s~ood aod msno
card table do lbia ces.-s corner ssud burssns srm
centre rocSpx chairs Ia bro,sds
&c, &c JGbs~. SON talNDYKE atty for Mortgage
ucr1ox NOT cs-os,SA. aIsss rARrgwsw.Rs
1s.s, ana e. g, ,oas .is.es ,ho,e and varied stos
Tussrsv Univ ~ ~ 20 cc,o If %, p-s arae, nv p
Bs hTL Aucdone-r ity and couatry d.alsrs viii do
well TO stebd-
g. ia Tuesdsy. a. ioh O'Clock in tie
sspstcrs NO " AZ soce Of sncv dry gooia
Sning anc oo'nns sore pedsed Cords Je VERY &C. TO
Close c0ncesh
n ory eo-ds PFC goods &C &c = a CnisrsLAE
nucinneer So 2s SER " seq this day Ilth instant
SmD9,tns ban .t ,rres ssss and ersss so.ss me" WS
s-'ss Elk nd v-'vet ss,net linen
sho sas. ses ,a,s1 az AMI sos masn d.
s,,, ~, NJ, ~, ma M. s.os "a, o
rnn, TO neDaon
UCTJoe s-Lb ny e,Ca 10 sEHoLo GOODS Ola
oers ass esro,orts orG-s e Vary yoo,er execat X
bskaY LstD', sur,i,ue-r ril cell. tbis ds, com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

THOMAS vEITnH AUTHORIZATIONS 10 sPRUCE
sreetw be cold sa public auction, 70 pay adyAno,s
and Storage tondsy July H. at 10 A. NJ large lot OF
straw goods connslng OF ladies nisses and geotsmeas
hats trimmed and unframed umbrellas par tsols,
machinery of AL descriptions two presses vices lot OF
dies fer making, bsuches ironing mschne for
ture.