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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-15
SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
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Indicating Invariably from - 10 as hours


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The Natural Weather INDICATOR can procured for the
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me Material WEATHR INDIoATOR vas never known to be
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he permitted 10 offer certificates frcm gentlemen
Ell IT, OF such character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
W. X BOWLING ~ D, Professor OF Medicine In tie Uai
gersit OF &dsT and editor Of the Nashville oHHdi Of
Medicine and Surgery, in his number for NOVEMBER ISIS SAYS
As for oure have been closely watching Blr Tn
ills every way altogether superior any n.y.
grcmercal observations known The study
infants breath viii Instantly put the index in motion. Mir. Uii
man has one that he as watched for eighteen yesr and it
sensitive now as these mounted ester.sy.'
They have Deen subjected long boiling and thea hastily dried
on stove, Flhort suffering The slightest loss Of Shat peculiar
sensitveness which ehaTactezc them They have placed
rc and HuIphore acid, aieI which they would gradually
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dex fitted kept time, precisely sith those that had
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why such Instrument should not last thousand years.
the most simple Of ali imaginable coBtrvance capable
ing important ends. >
With ordinary hermomee. Mr.. uIlmau sbeautful little
instrument, the farmer would have but little difficulty
pating storm. rain sunshine The themoHe
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better 10 anticipate the weather. than he could familiarity
with the best barometer. The sudden ercur
barometer will foreel wind rain, but tell which,
until he aseertgins the hygoeFc state Of the air dry
wind will cone it the atmosphere is damp ee will be rain. So
the farmer noticing the ercury Ugh in tie thermometer md
turning to his nysronee eeeires large amount OF
vapor indicated will know that hand while upon the
con:rsy, however hot the weather. If the dry
look Mr. Umans tle instrument requires
attention Hang up nail in veranah hail. aud
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Il revived By mE@ JeE&ST CO.
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1859 l = 1883
Hannibal and ST. aOsGpIs sEaiiFOad,
OF Missouri.
COMPLETED and open through from Mississippi 20 Aisour
Rivers $50 miles further West $50 ulles tie
NEW GOLD REssGCS
any other Railroad. AGOsug The shortest quickest and
cheapest route TO Western Missouri, Iowa, ksusas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains hannibal daily Ccoc., A. H. arrival
magnificent steamers composing lie II. ST. 80 r. L.
Line leave st. Louis day n O'Clock P d. Whereby
passengers reach St Joseph in - hours Louis
Joseph with line Of Lrst Passenger Packets,
which arrival OF trains FROM AtcCH. LeFeETOT
CITY, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and CUs.I Gaining
Prom 2 { Gays over uuy other Route.
Tins from Nashville to 81. Joseph, 10 hoTgE,
Fare from Nashville TO SGs Joseph
SRS.5O; from Chattanooga G23.SO.
Baggage checked through Meals and satero0ns Packets
nee Freight taken at oxest rates. ElFnts desiring 10
company their may depend go rough by freight
trains.
Through Tickets (and the only route BY which 81.
Joseph reached by Raroad Tor s sts Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad at Chattanooga sHt 81 Em oc Nash
VILE all the principal Railroad Offices in Tie United States
For information address JEO. H. Low N
B. GRoAT, Gen Ticket Agent. Gen. gen. St Louis
JOSIAH HUNT, Sept. hanrIbaL iebSs-ioii
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1859. STRING GOODS. 1889,
\ EVANS & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
HISTIES, CLOTHING. BOeTS,
SHOES, HATS, BOSNETS, &C.
No. L, Nashville Inn BLOCK,
N4SHFILL Z, .TENNESSEE.
VNTE now in receipt The Spring
Wv Trade to which We Eoald call the attention q Mer
oants visiting tss City, Our stock comprises every variety
Ieseg aud Domestic Dry Goods Varieties, Clothing, Boots,
From long experience purchase Of goods for this
lhsrk we feel satisfied that in assortment and style
ennot be surpassed and to cash prompt
ssasl-a EVANS CO.
Day GOODS! DRY GOODS!
McWILIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade.
We srsn receipt Of the desirable and we'll selected
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade.
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities We feel no hesI
fancy saying that thereby enabled TO sell goods
Low PRIC ES
and on Reasonable Terms any house the city.
Our presen, stock emlrscesevery variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
'a'H a'yery handsOns Robes Ala;
:. E : 5s5ls
french DeLainss, Plain and Fancy.
French and English Merinoss;
layelss, for travelling Dresses
DBege'E;
Plaid Merino, English and French
Every style Of sasl Plain and Fancy Dress sksani CIoaksi
Black sk all grades together with other article too elious TO
mention.
Wehave also very large stock OF Staple GoOds,s
Bieached Domestic all grades;
10&l2-i beached Sheetlng;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn:
~ Brown sheelingi
e. 4
"a and 81 island DO;
Bro. and bid drills
Pld LlEsey, all kinda.
Ranneis, all eolors, qualities AID prices;
Canton Fianaels;
Negro Blankets;
Bel Bls1Ee;s5 every size and quality;
Brown Jeans keey Satnetts Casseres Hestings Shirts,
Fronts Collars, and in fact article person
fnd in complete retail
We also keep constantly hand complete Boots and
Shc ats and Caps Duour Co best Anchor Roltng
Cloths, Carpets, To which attention Of
The trading community. Our motto is to cell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market
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ROOIns IO Rcnf.
LATE ARRIVALS

CNEVERAL handsome in the second and third
OF the Uon md American Block, Cherry
had Spring Apply J. o Griffith, at the Union and
American ONCE or lmh4) W. +. COOPER.
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ANDREW j. SMITH,
no. 81, RROLDRAI, NASHVILLE, TENYESSEB,
TENNESSEzE I7GONs CASTINGS, NAILS,
sIEEL, WAGON AILEs, ELTPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles line of business which oferz
~ wholesale and RETAIL loWfor cash, at the abovestznd
feb9 59-Iy
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From J. GR1FFITH, Esq Of the Projectors Of the

NdeiNille. EeD % ic0Js
Mr. LOuIs S. CLLNAEir: Your Ma Weather IudcaloF,
kindly handed has been tested rs for onths and i
have no hestency saying that is Unerng er gauge,
oreteng the changes Of the atmosphere from q 4
ahead commend 10 the attention and patr0nag classes
as worthy special favor Respectfully. &c,
J.. 0. GRIFFITH,
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LslEAO ABE Ssktes
The undersigned sill sell his plSnts- --.ss-u>
~ ion, called CAFTAL VIEW, lying 9SSa{fyssSa
fss.S4f north side Of Cumberland River, sflss$$SS
ltIIEIR1R miesfrom the City NASHVILLE. kj34
lbeEs EesR containz about Three Hum II
= d red Acres. lie will sell II all -adzAna--
ogeler small lots suit purchasers long
credit given bearing legal interest date,
retained Of the very best quality Of soil we'll
vsered about half OF x cultivation the
timber pasture There good dwelling houses good
stables information apply to the undersigned
or 70 John D. james. febaa-tf. TllOS. q. JAMES.
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ovgR a mlLlIon OF EoTrLEs


Bc yolI wish to is nsaiihy aud strong Inn g g
OHcy, snd gct some q btcLcsn1s Cordial II WA
strengthen and iayig5rats your Wrgs system, eausns
g healthy and pure circulation Of Lood d dogg thspus
every ssin, aud thB rich, rosy bi0Ja q healLa =
hisuht o. yJgr cllgek 9gTia
Essry Istils is warranted 10 give salisilcticn.
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MsLsaa's voIeailo ol Llainsas
Fnr H,r..s ard ethsr Animals.

WI relieve 1al.. sluiost llsantancorsly, and = v
rieauss. purify, sal heal the @elest sores m an y
cr,siihiy sh0rt time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30
n SPICER, AUCTIOEEER.
~. BY HAGGERTY 4 COMPANY.
PERlMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 81,

At IL e'clocs, al the Merchants Exchange,
sub bouss X inches ieas By
S ssF & ss ssts as Ss
@ and sixth s m .,v and
Inspection of the Al the and fin
material used in profson Xrchtec Gage nsiec FIFTH
The brown stone work By Messrs Russell Gs iron work
by George r. jackson co.. work finished by Milton
pps all By
Z ss Sss
Fourth ave- 70 butler but pantry All The crate:
wcrk in front pier admit pure to the furnaoe for
s ssrs
ea ae 1 FER s. In s H. ss &
S sS d. na ss s s1 s
with heater for register 10 connect or shut OF at
with plaster Of paris excluding ants reaches and
from o to Ls so aud n1Ss sr
polished blue stone sps from back plaza with inch thick
p1y somns sh s OF BLOCK tin pipe
leading 70 aunsy aSsr AND sue par or
nsh ane kitchen eighty gallon Sosr speaking tube from
01
ss dumb r ds =" S.n ssd wall all s han
and front basement wanscoed IN solia oak rubbed with
Feet BY q feet widows
aH Sr " eos G glass %
large 5 wss n aes for %
Lar shs @ % stairway ao
digit stairs solid oak E s5.1 Soy Ss
~ sharp steel Aali mirror Iqsss9 front psSor Pier mir
rS
e Of shsS e.
washed the game as got china ware Marble Hing BY =
manes All The sliding inch patent aheayes,
Ss 70 r wSss glass anal 1ssr wa. p 8 wS
t bsck area sixteen lights IL ssyleh. and all the
isS sens ses' sngS % glass
cord made order Of finely backed Italian hemp by Messrs
and
pns s0
af snS s IN ad WITH oo ss%
seed OIL All the ioors throughout excepting those Of Geor
sroeSed plank and blind nailed throughout the Ali
into he lns OF an s
Of selected white pine tonguet and grooved pla.k blind
small plate charcoal uraed entirely over the
WAL sa sse M S ne s @
being finished the in all respecs like frat class srs
msSs Window sssTds heaSy Anchored IN the
Te5k n s h an oo ana nos
heavy rcn built frame and anchored IN the walls she
iron heavy iron frames ancnored in the walls
sS S Ss tine
cd tops, sides Double of regeers Il in all
Tsscns 'p he Sose vens
Sss s an
the 50 dovsaed cabinet made drawers IN the house have bolt
screw
bolts cr front ard vesbule doors also double doors The
or foofs made TO order down low enough
with counter sunk sliding thumb piece. 10 catch or open with
rescbne 1he.0 large brass hes ~ hand plated hinges
floor, made 10 order by Falhee Mercer street,
silver plated astrsga bot top and eoIom with lock- cost sSa
for slidirg doors, made 10 order.
al tue shelving of psnres, closets so rebssd
called by carpenters rabbit ed elects take out plea
sure. fer cleaning, &c.
Bahng rooms inshed IN cedar and back walnut atnch
second story hall TO shut of The meter also
to lower the come sash for ventilation Of ha also at
aohment In front and back bed chambers second to shut
gas bed chambers closets finished in
cedar speaking tubes Whistles bells &c NC The spandre
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uENRY H LEEDS. uCr1oNEER-sALEsRooM NO g

II ENRY II LEEDS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. e
IL Nassau street -Gentee household furniture In fine
der, and has been used but few months.-HkNRY n.
LEEDS CO. will sell at auction on Wednesday, March 30,
l0H O'Clock $50 West Twenty fourth street. between
Seventh Eighth avenues the furniture said house,
ssng Of Brussels carpets fine mahogany suits covered in hair
cloth fancy chairs marble slabs and brackets, MAHOGANY
tables chpH and glass extension dining table,
cloak oak and maple chairs rosewood bedroom oues bed
sesds bureaus washslnds &c; cottage enameed SUITS
with without marble black walnut oedeads mahogany
dressing bureaus ingpan dne mattresses hall stand
ocoth kitchen ware, &c. Everything will be found In fine
and sold without
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l1FNRY Il. LEEDS AUCTIONEER. HENRY II. LEEDS
II Co viii cell by auction, Thursday, March 81 at IL
o'clock at the saesroon No % Nassau street old wines &c
and carefully selected stock class wines
signed highly established hose estab1ed 1888 Ia the
vine trade in tfs who closing their business
the the principal proprietor Europe We
fully prepared guarantee This stock and superior
qualities including of standard grades found
among the selections OF the reputable dealers Old
tied vines brandies &c do. In WOOD Old City Hotel cog
payne cognac do, 1896 " A. b Highland Scotch NAL. whs
plsotson Jamaica rum, 1882 light mountain sherry, de la
Fonera McFsilans sseratve brown do comet DO; old
pale Gendo do Cary shal madeira old Tnula de ot
Nenro d Rahmo scuppernong wine eleven years old Chss
Beidseick Meet and Chsndon V.zepay sDd imperial and
other chsnpagres; Marco Bruner Hockener caets
porter Scotch ales fire brandes peaches ees
tied wines &c.. very choice Also the following fine Havana
segnrs-Vichot, Diablo. Mlrino. Seneca, For Album,
Jakson Cabanas Venus Pr.ma Donna Eepsnols Neptune
&c Catalogues Monday Samples may be examined
ON aIda ft.TT
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AhfUgHrrMNTU.

NIIBLO'5 GARDEk,-wEDNEsDAY. nARCH 30
IN TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
Afternoon for the Juveniles at
NIXON co IS EQUESTRIAN TROdPK
Nile LOUISE. In her BARE BACK ACT.
TIE GAMES OF THE CURRICULUM,
HALT OF Tgk ARABs
- LOVERS OF SWITZERLAND
Mms TOUKNIAlRES GREAT MENACE ACT,
On her Back Jumping horse KEEL.
Wonderful horse DUCRoW, .,
Door. open q. and sH Commences a. sass T2
Tickets 80 cents; children. rs ceuts upper boxes Is cents
Dan RICE and THEM COMO Mui. -.
are engaged for kIdE nights only remember aud viii appear
on THURSDAY next
WLLACK,s THEATRE.
w On WEDNESDAY. ksrch 30
LAST FOuR NIGHTS
THE vsTERAN.
Toe extraordinary popularity attained ths coordination OF
SUPERB ACTING, SPLENDID SCENERY
BRILLIANT TABlEAUx and CHARMING MUSIC,
u sested BY The fact that notwithstanding the extreme pre.a
lence Of empesuous and unpleasant weather since it,
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE,
who have expressed by the enhuasc applause their
POWERFUL INTEREST and SPARKLING COMEDY
Wv. 'E vERY EvEsiSG.
being The si1tssnti week Of lie present Engagement
LION. THE vIzIER,
BL4 MS sscsHAKE An SEEksARE
by their
ORIGINAL AND FAvORITE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Bangs Mr. Chippendale Mr. Levefe. Mr. Lsssel;es ~
Ps. OK n xCop! sen.de ME- rps IL ona ua
Performances terminate before II O'Clock
The doors viii at; performance 10 commence u IN
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
ID THURSDAY, MARCH 81,
~ O'Clock p M, at ~ Front bet Main Dock
Streets Brooklyn.
general assortment Of mahogany and walnut paor and
chamber furniture velvet and other rich brocate win
pier glasses marble fountain vases
marble centre tables Chinese hall furniture &c Catalogues
at the salesroom
Immediately after the sale Of furniture at a. M
choice and valuable collection Of oil paintings among them
splendid painting 1.-THE Pic Mic Party cost 81 300; superb
head 1.-THE Rabbi Studying the Scriptures SubectA aud
artists announced at the sale.
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HE LECTURE SEASON

MRS. CORA L. v. HATCH WILL LECTURE IN CLIN
III ton Hail. Astor place on Wednesday evening next at
Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon at clock Admtance Is
OF nts.
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INSURANCE..


CTANDAgD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
y Office, 80 Wall street.
Cath capital $500 Co., all paid in.
This company Is prepared TO insure buildings.
chandse ships and theie cargoes household furniture
rents leases and property generally
the reduced returning to the
assured their broker the usual per centage
DIRECTORS
WILLIAM CKIPPs. President.
WILLIAM IloTI INFER. Firm Of Vim. Lo;tmer x Co.
GEO. GRISWOLD, JR N L. 4 g. Griswold.
SAMUEL SLOAN President Hudson River RR. Co.
DANIEL II. COHBl.ING. Firm Of Clatn, Melen 4 Co
JOHN LA President Union White Lead Co.
SAMUEL NcLEAN....... Firm OF Samuel Mclean & Co.
j.. 81. BRIGHAM. Brigham P.rsons-
RICHARD MORTIMER. sc Nassau street.
HENRY SHELDON Firm of Stanton, Sheldon Co.
GEO. w READ ..........Geo. w. 4 Jehal Read
THOMAS sl,DCOMB Sloconb S;nweli \ Co.
JOHN W. HARPER. Harper Brothers.
AI,EX NJ GkEIG. -. ...6l Wall street.
JAMES M. WEED. .S6 Warren street.
EDWIN BUJELEY. 2 irm of Ruklsy Brothers Co.
II. II. CROMWELL Firm of H. b. Cromwell 90.
W. NJ. NEW ........ Newell. Harmau a Mcdonald.
JAs M MEA DE. Meade. Stowell 4 20.
JOHN MARsDEK .2s9 Pearl street.
JOSIAH OAKES. Formerly of W. II. Cary Go.
EDWAHD b. ABBOTT. Firm Of ellington Abbott.
CHARLES uRE9G..... Norris Gregg
NATHANIEL ELI.lS.. -. Ellis, Benret u Co.
]. r. SACKETT. .Sscke- Belcher 4 Co.
JAS II. KIDDER Samuel q. Reed & Co.
STEPHEN PRIECHARD. 80 Maiden lane.
JOHN S vOoRE les. 49,. 20 Nassau street
JAMES NJ THORBURN. Firm Of James NJ. Thorburn Co.
JOSEPH u. ORvIS .203 Broadway.
CHAs W. KELLOGG. go. firm Of Chss W. Kellogg Co.
FRANCIS BIOS 80. 80. Greenwich street.
+. X. CRAWFORD 80. "a South street
HENRY @. CARTER. -. 1872 Fulton street
EI.EAZER PEET -. go. 6 Murray street
LIVINGsJ ON MILLER irIn OF Miller, Peet Nichols
BRADFOgU KNAPP. Secretary.
VIM. NJ. ST. JOHN, Assistant Secretary.
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FGTIoN NOTICE Nj. DouonsY, AuorIoNFER,

FUIIUN NyTIJE. M. DOUGHSY, AUCTTONFER,
viii sell On rldny Mt lois O'Clock, az the slesr,m %
oil four sory house removed for convenience OF sale
Ebng ofthree luge French plate pier elesge with lrbs
" plush and rooetc; rosewood and mahogany chamber
me Oh paintings bescuref hair maiiresseB dining and
tor dining room. gaa chandeliers solid gilt corncoa win
cutdins silver ware cutlery, kitchen utensils comm, an
e highest bidder Tor cash, by order Of SrEPlEN uOl.
JONES, attorney toe morgagec. Cataognesa o. sale.
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. KELLER. AUCTroHEER.

a. Office 70 Nassau street.
Auction sale OF elegant household furniture.
dining snls seven octave pisnofore, pier and
mirrors. oil paintings sstuary. vases, solid silver
This day wednesday,,
dwelling house No. GO West Twenty sixth street, near
tpue TO commence at l0hs O'Clock precisely. The
xpbracing the largest and pest assortment OF house,
Sure offered at auction ,hie son. all made to order
present owner, aud 70 be peremptorily sold to the
hidcer. Catalogues AT tn house on the morning of
DRAWING ROOMS.
ood cults, richly carved and covered In satin brocade
mar bic centre nnd eide tables secretary and book
ed with satiuwooo ladys work table, rosewood piano
stool covered in brocade: music rack, French EN-
cloth cover; Turkish and reclining chairs antique
velvet capes, ruga, lace curtains, shades, cornices
wood e.egeres, with mirror dosrs; oil paintings, by
inter- Scene, frull piece, Mad ma by seleres; French
av,ngs, &c psrien marble atstnettes, aiming and
ID figures, hall rosewood hat stand ocloth, stair car
BEDROOMS, SECOND STORY.
ood beds.eads richly carved bureaus sstuary marble
nooes, to match; hair mattresses, blankets, sheets
unisrpaues, Brussels carpet mirrors curtains toilet
BEDROOMS, THIRD AND FOURTH STORY.
|Apy ard black walnut sofas, bureaus, rockers bed
hairs dressing tables, wsshstands, bedding ingram
bookstands, qnarteiie tables spitoons, clocks DC.
engraved glass decanters. goblets, champagnes,
rit and dessert stands extension dining table, side
tray and stand amo wse Fransb chns
et l60 pieces richly decorated tea Gets, Sheffield cut
sssor.,,.,., ,f h,se,,en, and titchsn surn,,ur.
- "a s.. ssie ,.ii, =, sa,nsncc ~
10 s-ie eo.o wa. o
80 x,rrcp " ,,rrpr Aucrrourrp
- -. -. IA g. 1, 80 a, r,hi;c .al.
& =, M o'cior NV q, ~ Was, ald strest
ing .. i0,s ooeca, a 80 lit, "f M r,or Sr
ano .. v, s,p'i eiu soe losJ s,s ~ 20 IN
sur "a NJ schi E.a.;a ,a .h,a 80.
sxepsivh u.ve tsnue ssuIs 1reeis" ma uie oys,
g rgt snver tes ees so., Ous
re- on pad,a'nps, ,a h sm b,ansa hs- nat
S n'' SiNSes csrets mc,arss
N
hls. o'a a iahy ca 10 s ~ .s sau
NIB me ABOVE house ana iurbilure can DC seen
e during the day.
-.- -
fstBRowhE NICHOLS viii cell. thia day lwednes-
arcn ~ mt O'clock at the saenroons % NASSAU see,
ahu nhIness new aoe sec M nhou .op anu NO op Jug
ed wagons &c, sso double saa sngle .wMps,
s sheets, halters bits &c; also at same time in front
sfo3ns Bay msre, seven yasrs 9a, 10 nan1s ngh'
nc knd III an harnsse gooi anu very S'yiish'
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EENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER. -1ENTEEL HOUSE
II hold furniture The property of family declining house
feeping.-BENhY IA LEEDS X co. will sell by auction
thursday, March 81 al los O'Clock at - Morton street.
Hudson street assortment OF household furniture
consisting Of Brussels and ingram carpets pisr glass slab and
brackets wood suits In ar brocatel
marble top tables rosewood octave panofore de by Ha
Bacon Co; oil paintings. engsyiues eegeres quar-
tets hair mattresses, holsters and pillows sewing chairs
broderec seats mahogany bedscads bureaus lounges &c
embracing general assortment of furniture all 10 good order
Kitchen crnnkafY. Hc
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DANIEL s. HOUGH. ACCOMMODATIONS. NO. 20
~ Broadway sell public auction this day Wednesday,
March 80 AZ i0x O'Clock precisely from the FIVE story
private resdence No. II University place, Washington
square suoerb assortment Of the est kind Of paror and
chamber household furniture all In fine order The suboned
list contains only portion Of the goods, viz
Dining roomfCarved walnut buffet extension table, ST.
Nicholas dining aud char splendid mirrors hronze gas
fixtures tapestry carpe together with all the china and silver
ware belonging 10 the house cut gass of c0ncev
able description silver tea service Ave pieces large syer
bottles cake bAske &C.; ivory cutlery ses besde large
variety Of unique table ornaments.
ParorCarved rosewood su In crimson and satin;
sod rosewood centre and pier tables reception and
bent chairs solid rosewood and wall etegeres elegant
French plate pier glass gold frame adys escretore lined
with satin wood; velvet carpets and bronze xures
heavy embroidered lace window daper large
and splendid bronzes also painting. by eminent artists also
nne variety OF elegant Dresden 49, Paran figures
and mante decoraons also Fschers splsn.
did rosewood pianos nearly
perfect order and fully warranted stool and music
cabnes &c. besides host OF other articles, which W be
preciAted must be seen.
Chambers-Tapostry carpets carved wood bedsead
with rich lace canopy splendid hair 40 90 lbs
holsters and pillows dne blankets and bedding rosewood
reaus and commodes china toilet rosewood bookcase
Due elegant carved mahogany bureaus
Descriptive catalogues can be had At the house only.