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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-07
Western News

ST LoUIs, May @
The Salt Lake correspondent of the Re
publican under date of the Sth ult., says
the excitement was somewhat abated. This
is attributed in part to the knowledge the
Mormons now have, of the practical work
ing of the jury law passed by the late Leg
islature---it being complete breastwork to
the punishment Of any crime committed by
Mormons
Under this law the Clerks of Mormon
county Courts select grand and petit jurors
of Federal Courts, and such restrictions
are imposed as to disqualify every Gentle
in the Territory.
The rupture between the Judiciary and
the Executive is stated to be open end ir-
rcconciable, unless Gov. Cumming yields,
which he won't do, and if the Adminstra-
ton moves in the matter detrimental to the
Judges, they will resign and publish man
ifesto disclosing darker and bloodier scenes
than any heretofore exposed.
Judge Cradlebaugh adjourned Court at
Provo sine die, being unable to accomplish
anything.
Brigham Young delivered Temperance
discourse in the Tabernacle, on the 7th.
The Official dispatches from Utah give two
totally different versions of the conflict between
the military and civil authorities, Gen. john
ston telling one story and Gov. Cumming anoth-
err According to one Washington correspond
ont, the Administration has determined to re-
lieve itself by removing Judge Cradebaugh
who is said TO have acted even worse than has
heretofore been reported.
FoRuGN-A days later European advices
embrace the announcement that Sardinia has
assented to the principle Of general disOrma-
mont, leaving the settlement Of the details to
the Congress, the arrangements for which, an
article in the ,Moniteur intimates, must soon be
completed. Final propositions lad been sent
from England to Austria. The King of Maple;
was at the point OF death. There had been q
scditious riot among the students at Bologna
which was suppressed by the troops.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-07

SOME OF THE BEAUTIES OF THE SYsrEM.--A
score or so Of the good Christian citizens of
Ohio are now in jail in Cleveland, in obedience
20 the behests of American Slavery and the
jeffrey Court appointed by the President to do
its bidding.
Samuel Green, free colored man, and an ex-
horter in the Methodist Episcopal Church, from
Dorchester County, Maryland, is now incarcera-
ted in the pententiary of that State for ten years
for having copy of Unclc Toms Cabin in his
possession.
A free colorcd man in Washington City is
now in prison awaiting the sentence of FEEDER
al Judge for harboring his own child born of a
Slave mother
A free colored mother of Ohio, devoted
Christian woman, is now in the Kentucky peni-
tentiary serving out term of three years. for
visiting her slave children in that State, who are
about to be be driven to a cotton and sugar
slave mart.
What record in the middle of the 10Th cen
tury !-CLsUeldnd Leader.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-07

ag~ The Washington Republic says that it
is reported to be a settled thing that Mr.. james
Gordon Bennett is to have the French Mission
previous to the expiration of Mr.. Buchanan's
term. He will be expected to intrigue for Bu-
chauans denomination, and, succeeding in that
work, for bis reelection. Iftho latters accom-
plished, he will remain at Paris till 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

A UCTIoN sALE-HoUsEHoLD FuRNITURE-LARGE
"A house sale of magnificent rosewood Furniture rich
costly paror Furnture suite splendid rosewood Panoore
superb pier Mirrors brocade vau
ass oe By mh Ro Dixon f Sds r se s
Full descriptive catalogues at the house, by which
fan pa9 ar Io o"Ioek PRECISELY
the undersigned will sell at auction the entire magnificent Fur
vae residence West Twenty street near Seventh ave
all of which will be sold without reserve and comprising
costy and fashionable residence No pos,ponemen Of the
sale Parlor Furniture consisting OF three elegant fun suits
which green satin brocade elegantly carved one
full suit carved in clusters of grapes and fruit covered
gold brocade splendid rosewood Pianofoc purchased but
two months with stool and Gothic Eabethan Etc
CANT Secretary and Bookcase lined with sanwood
solid rosewood centre and sofa Tables with marble tops rose
rich Turkish Lounges covered in medallion tapestry
Turkish Arm Chairs match solid rosewood reception Chairs
Mirrors with rich ornamental frames large Frenc pier
silk and lace Curtains corner Eegeres mirror backs
tapestry marble top music Cabinet Consoles
Day and Nsht snas and sas
SC also number valuable oil Paintings among which are
the Descent from the Cross Swiss and American landscapes
elegant fruit piece &C. with beautiful collection of paror
Ornaments in lava and e,rnscan bronze Chane
Solid carved rosewood Beisteads with hair Mattresses Pa.
and Bedding to f rosewood marble top washsands
landscape Shades bronze Clocks Vases
ess SSSSse sss.
marble dressing wrench Toilet Sets superb extern
Ts Reps French and Bohmn China is and Te s
ruby and Cut Glass Silver Ware Urns Casters Spoons
pertaining to the culinary department. portable Heater Stoves
Ocoh Stair Carpets Hat Stand &c Also large variety Of
en Chairs BP@cSssers M ind men !.
pack and ship the goods desired Seventh Eighth
'''s> w. r. wEsTCoTT, Auctioneer
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IonN ". PORTER, Aucr1oNEER ISIS oo woRrH on

TOHN ". PORTER AUCTIoNEER.-slsoOow WORTH OF
rsswSsa Nth ksSs
magnificent suits Of solid rosewood Parlor Furniture
costly pier and mante French plate Mirrors elegant Oil Paint
ngs rich velvet cpe large and extensive va,is'y Of costly
n n s osk a dinner Sets
enon housekeepers Keepers the generally
called TO the large and extensive catalogue sale Of the
be sold al public auction to the highest bidder cash on the
this Sry being the
Of the above five story dwelling house the whole OF which will
whole can be examined.
so yards Of superior velvet Carpets
blue and gold and crimson and gold satin Of the most
and satin brocade ladies' solid rosewood reception and
Chairs covered in gold blue crimson and SATIN large
and sanwood three solid rosewood centre Tables with ROB
side Tables WITH ops three e
WIN IN marble plate glass doors DC @ das
bronze and orou Clocks eleesn, china Vases with the
s 1s e snS
Frame mane Mrrsr to match heavy embroidered lace win
Paintings by native artists such landscapes winter
marine scrptural pieces superior French autographs
Superior rosewood Panofrte full elegant
pearl being valuable Instrument. worthy of imitation rose
wood piano Stool covered in SATIN with elegant and costly
Dining Room-Rch velvet tapestry Carpet in good ORDER
@ oak os nsS T al s N ne n s
cloth together with all the ruby and crystal cut Glassware
wines, tp9mp9gpeS Iumblefs G0beS and Bec8nters to
match rich China Dinner and Tea Sets costly sverware Tea
and Dinner Service "a inch Savers Cake Baskets Casters
Coffee and Tea Urns Spoons Forks Liquor Stand superior
table Cutlery Marble Pitchers, &c.
Chambers-Costlv solid mahogany Bedsteads
satuary marble top Bureaus Wristbands match pure hair
Mattresses from 40 20 pounds made order and in excel
lent condition. ingram Carpets bedroom Mirrors Clocks To
let Tables, Towel Racks toilet of Cloths Stair CARPETS
and Rods mahogany cushioned Chairs Rockers Sofas Hall
Stands Tea and Dining Tables together with large and de-
srabe assortment of basement utensils &C. c with which
rendered absolutely and will positively take place
without regard weather. responsible will be In
pack and ship the articles going out of the city
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TTARpwARE AUCTION NoTICE.-NTNTH REGULAR

HARDWARE AUCTION NoTICE.-NINTH REGULAR
Ii Fall Trade Sale-JNO K VAN ANTWERP will SELL
this day at 10 O'Clock at his Auction Room No rs William
lin addition to the usual assortmen 500 dozen Table
Cutlery steel Haches and Axes City Bolts
Brass Knobs SINGH Is dozen round point steel shove
and apaned Scoops $50 dozen Halter Chains 80 g.
Carvets rs dozen Butcher Stees Is dozen Soup Ladies'
Sand Paper Also $50 English Sample Cards very
fine and medium quality Pocket q TO bades and Dirk Knives
Scissors and Razors Also SO Boys Toy Stoves
Match Boxes Lanterns Sptoons Lamps Carpenters AIDES
Augers, &C., &C. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

M DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER-wrLL SELL TO,MOR-
ls row. Friday at 0 O'Clock, at No. Ill Nassau street.
between Ann aud Beekan sreesThe entire stock OF first
class Furniture contained in the said store be sold in
qence OF removal consisting IN part of two richly carved
raror Suits covered in broca,e DO mahogany in
cases. oak marble Sdeboas extension dining Tables
rosewood and mahogany Sofas Tete Chairs warrooe
Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands enameled Chamber Suits
&che whole to be peremptory sold and removed on day OF
SALE the Also richly carved
wood octave pearl keyed Pianoforte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

NEORTGAGE SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNl.
lu ture, Carpets, Olcohs, &c.-JoHN II. hurley, auc-
toneer will sell this day q O'Clock at 46 Canal street,
and other Tables mahogany rocking and other Chairs Sofas
Looknggasses Pictures Brussels three ply and ingram Car
pets Hat Racks Stoves Cutlery Pillows, Boas Comfort
&C. To Be- sold rain OF chime, BY VgS Il JAMES BREW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

M DOUGHTY, AuCTIONEER-WII.I. SELL THIS DAY
wi. JOY o'clock at salesroom 70 Nassau sree-A large
variety of second hand household Furniture Carpets con
sis,ng OF rosewood and mahogany Suits
cd baroth and brocael marble top centre Tables Book
gilt frame pier and mante Mirrors gas Chandeliers
Brussels and velvet Carpets fine line Of Paintings In rich
gilt rames extension dining Tables dressing Bureaus Wash
stands Redseads hair Mattresses Paasses lace and broca
bel window Curtains, Sofas Chairs &c-the whole TO be
sold peremptory to the highest bidder
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Mr. Drayton will introduce John Hattons popular song
'SIMON THE CEtI4ARER,"
And with Mrs Drayton, the laughable Duet.
WHEN LITTLE FARM WE KEEP"
An efficient Orchestra. Conductor NJ. Valiant
Mr. Drayon respectfully that tickets places
NAV be SECu RED in advance WITHOUT EXTRA CHI ARGE
Office OF the Theatre from O'Clock A. NJ to o'clock
p NJ.
ADMIsSION-Seas numbered and secured 50 cents other
seats Is cents.
Doors open at 6M. Commence at tx precisely
Drayons Parlor Operas, MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
A UCTIoN NoTICE-DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUG.
BrTLER SCHULTZ &MATHEws will sell a, auction this day

"a TIONEER.
BUTLER SCHULTZ will sel at auction this day,
THURSDAY, OCT. l3 AT l01. O'CLOCK,
At their salesroom, g. Cedar street.
PARIAN FIGURES, DRESSING CASES, PERFuMERY
CIIESSMEN, ACCORDEONS, FLUTINAS, HAIR BRUSHES,
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS,
VASES, POCKET CUTLERY, CLOCKS, BUTTONS,
Spool Cotton Linen Thread. Buckskn Gloves and Mittens
French Backing Combs Coat Cord, Watch Guards Belt Rib
bous, &C., &c. =.
ALSO WATCHES AND JEwELRy,
Among which will be found elegant enameed and hunting
case IS Gold Watches for ladies' gold hunting case an
Choir Patent and Detached Levers by of the most
braed makers also fine assortment of Forentne,
gold stone mosaic and chased Brooches and Earrings ckes
Rings ar. &c.
Catalogues now ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

ToSEPH HBGEMAN.
81 FRIDAY OCTOBER IL,
At O'Clock A. NJ the Central Sassrooms corner OF vii
loughby and Pearl streets, Brooklyn.
Regular weekly of Furniture. &C. Pianos
by Weber and Barmore Co, upright do mahogany do
silver mounted English Bohme Flute, small do maho
paror Furniture painted chrmber do feather Beds and Bed
ding lace Curtains Carpets, Stoves, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
SALES AT AUCTIONS.
LBERT n. GRIFFIN, AUCTIOEEER

n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sewuod draw ING room futn chamber and dining
room furniture, made TO order by Hucngs yrdu SHARON
pier and mah,e mirrors bronze chhndcers, vel
yet carpets OH psnutgs, teven octave panotore saisasy
china. lhrs aud silver ware, wines &C.
ALBERT NJ GRIFFIN respectfully Informs bis freads and
the public hat he has bi auction
this day Oct Is nj los o'clock precisely ali the furniture
&c contained In the private dwelling IS ives. Sixteenth
Fh avenue
DINING ROOM.
Velvet carpets black walnut extension dining table, do
hne DO chairs covered 4cb and
delers bronze equestrian statue Of Richard L. antique
vases oval mirror ruby punch bowl
decanors green amber and ruby champas wedge
wood butter dish ruby aud gold liquor gold band dinner
basket spoons ivory handle Sheffield abls cutlery silver
kin rings decorated china tea Drawing fo5hTwo superb
French plate mAntel mirrors do. pier mirrors, two
hight ormoln and bronze chandeliers rose.
wood table, etegere do. secretary and bookcase,
eegant carved suits antique
gothic reception chairs s'atary marble tables card
table quartette do ormulu clock velvet
rosewood octave panoore four Canterbury
embroidered cloth cover rosewood stool onze statues
superb Dresden china OH painhngsScene Spirit
Lake minnesota Indian Hunting Observation-Disclosures signed
r. Bocse Market Scene In Amsterdam by ketchef Winter
Scene on the Danube by Lanner lace curtains shades
Haak hat stand do. hall chairs, velvet stair carpet sill
plated rods.
ChanbersBrusseis carpets rosewood beds.ead bureau
table de MUIR armoir gace shaving china toilet
sofa rocker chair covered moquet hair mattresses
spring do blankets holsters and pillows bed nen Turkish
wardrobes are curtains black walnut
and enan elled furniture en- suite.
Basement.-oak writing desk chair, couch mirror,
clocks, &c
Sale wiz with desirable assortment OF kitchen
furniture Terms Of sale cash, la baaksble money The
goods TO be removed IN forty eiehour aisr the sale
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HENRY II. LEEDS INSTRUMENTATION g
IL Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS d Co. will sell at
near the Bowery the entire fixtures Of an Ice Cream Saloon
Show Cases splendid mantel pier Mirrors silver
plated Forks Spoons China Glass and Earhenware The
sale will be without reserve, the retired from
BUSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

A UCTION NOTICE-A GREAT BARGAIN.-A SOLID
"A rosewood Parlor Suit very rich carved and covered in
French satin and maroon brocate when new
$500 will be sold FOR $50 One suit covered in green silk
plush will be sold for 1928 Apply at the Office ITO Ninth
avenue. near Twenty second Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

A UCTION NOTICEABLE THE COSTLY FURNITURE
n private family, only three months In use to
the 10 Ninth avenue Twenty second street. will
private SALE cheap for cash. consisting
Tor Suit consisting Of one large Sofa one arm one reception
medallion back Chairs covered in the best three
French brocae when $780, will be sold $780, one
Paror Suit covered hair CLOTH d. pieces solid
wood will be sold for $780, lot of rosewood and mahogany
Bedroom Furniture yards of Brussels Carpet
Paintings &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ebony and solid rosewood suits Of drawing furniture
One solid roseYood frame
And elegantly carved
- PIANOFOR1E
Full Tx octave.
Pier and mantel mirrors.
French lace curtains,
OIL paintings by eminent artists
Ormoig bronze statuettes
Velvet and medallion carpets rugs to match, &c, DC
All of which will be peremptorly sold this day ThursdAy)
October L. commencing at O'Clock precisely the elegant
four story brown front resdence No 50 West Eleventh
street few doors from Fh Descriptive catalogues
ready at my Office or the house.
DRAWING ROOMS
Contain two ebony and three rosewood suits OF furniture
each consisting of large size medallion sofa chairs
Gothic antique chairs and four oval back paror chairs covered
e,egeres Grecian marble tops mirr9 door and back.
CHAMBER5
rosewood bedateads spring and hair mattresses
blankets sheets holsters and pillows counterpanes rosewood
bureau statuary marble tops and ae mirrors commodes
French china toilet SETS mirrors curtains shades clocks
uesy Brussels carpets engravings towel shaving
stand glaze couch chairs rosewood table chars
DC Chambers third and fourth atoresMahogany aud tcS
walnut bureaus sofas rocking chairs book stands
bedsteads bedding carpet crib table lounge &c
Oak extension dining room table Hertz patent; chairs
buffet buffers and stand French china dinner l6
pieces decorated china tea SET pieces crystal and ruby
glass decanters gobets champagnes wines tubers fr,
silver plated silver dinner and tea SERVICE spoons
knives forks coffee cake basket napkin rings DC
oval mirror lace curtains hall rosewood hat stands ocloth
carpet rods de- also desirable assortment OF kitchen
tilted checks Sixth and stages pass within few
the house. Sale positive rain shine The house
let possession immediately For further particulars
ioneer Olce No. s Great Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

zo La Crosse Milwaukee RI land grant per Ct bonds
100 Wisconsin Central RR. per cent bonds
1900 New York and New Haven RR. per bonds.
1900 Del, Lack. Western RR. I'd mortgage bonds.
Securities received In addition the egaarlv advertised list
during every sale Next regular sale Monday Oct H.
Regular auction sales of stocks and bonds Monday
Thrsday day whenever required at i25 O'Clock
at the stock saesroom No 81 William Merchants Ex
change. desired Stocks and bonds bought
vate ss and the Brokers' Board commission Interest al
lowed deposits and dividends collected Sales also made
real estate at public and private sale when desired,
ALBERT IT. NICOLAY
Stock Auctoneer. Broker and Banker,
No 81 William street, Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

A UCTION NOTICES. j. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS,
IA will sell Monday OCTOBER at 10z O'Clock ut the
on No North William street Dry Goods, Clothing,
fancy goods, Boots and Shoes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

HENRY II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
IL Nassau street-On Pantlngs.-HENRY II. LEEDS i
gallery the saleroom % Nassau street large collection
Of old and modern OIL Paintings from private collection In
Italy purchased by gentleman travelling abroad The pic
lures in their original state and various masters
brty They exhibition above. Also a number
OF fine Pictures from private sources.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

RRowNH 4 NICHOLS, AUCTI0NEBRS. WILL SELL.
ID Friday, October A. O'clock the salesrooms rs
Nassau street. fine pair of Horses and years old
sound and kind 6 hands high stylish and prompt and
fast also Coach RocEaway Coupe light Buggy and
gle and double Harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

TIENRY II. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
III % Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS X 4 Co. will
sell at auction BY order OF Beekman ESQ., adinrato
O'Clock ISL and 1853 Attorney street IA Horses Carriages
q single and double Wagons, Sleghs Harness, Saddles,
Brides, Robes, DC. DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER. ESPECIAL SALE OF
"A 500 of prime seasonabe Boots Shoes Caters
Rubbers Friday morning Oct a. at 10 o'clock at the
Of j. r. Whchouse IS Cortland street Catalogues ready
he mor of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

IA
IA regular auction sale Of Stocks aud Bonds
ALBEIT II. NICOlAY will sell this day (rhursday) at
Wall ~
20 Shares Union Bank ....................$ $50
~ American Exchange Bank. ACCOMMODATION. 100
70 Bank Of the Commonwealth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
% Washington Fire Insurance Company ............ 50
o6 Exchange Fire Insurance Company. ,..,..... 80
~ nainony FIRE and Marine Insurance Company 80
~ maniauah fre insurance Company %
~ latk Fire Insurance Company ...,,.......... 100
~ Gebhard Fire Insurance Company 100
az Market Fire Insurance Company ,,,.......... 100
10 Grncers Fire Insurance Company. .......... 80
metropolitan Fire Insurance. Company. 100
~ Jefferson Fire Insurance Company 30
Lu Home Ffe Insurance Company. 100
A Excelsior Fire insurance Company. 10
~ Columbian Marine Insurance Company 100
~ Irving Fire Insurance Con pany Observation-Disclosures. rs
~ Empire City Fire Insurance Company ........... 100
4D Peoples Fir. insurance Company. ........... 50
20 Great Western Marine Insurance Company. 100
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company. 100
~ Wlkesbarre penny Gas Company ........,.... 50
o08 Kerosene Gas Light Company NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
l00 CHI s. r. and Fon du Lac Railroad .......... 100
100 Compound Metallic Spring Company ............. 50
20 Knckerbocker Stage Company. ~........... 100
100 American Guano Company. 100
$l,UU Missouri STATE cent hond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

pURE IRISH AND SCOTCH wHIHKEYH
MehAn's, JAmisons and Powers Irish whiskeyN fowe
to years old Lochnagar, Ramsay, Ardbeg and 49,
arts old Scotch whskeys warranted pure BY ~
gallon, a0zep Qr bottle. ., low prices = r..a s.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

ITENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
IL q Nassau sale , Of Italian marble fancy
auction Wednesday and Thursday October IL and H.
1917 O'Clock each day the saesoom No. q Nassau
large of Italian marble goods received from the house
Of Pao Finch Co. consisting Of beautiful assortment not
sculpture large agate square pedesas
with figures Grecian Doric columns
diglio with Griffin handles Egyptian ocagon
dark Pompei pitchers agate card receivers Cupds az
Canova Dancing Girls after Venus in Shells Anthony
ard Cleopatra &C. &c Parian goodsBeauful parian pitch
ers vases and urns single figures bus;s Of exquisite finish
beautiful bronzes silver plated The above goods will
be ready for exhibition one day before the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
EDWARD SCHESCK AUCTIONEER
~ LARGE SALE OF WINES BRANDIES, &c.
BY +. +. II. SCHENK. this day, 18th instant at II

O'Clock, at their salcsroom No. 80 Nassa street.
STANDARD GOODS only being the entire sockof Messrs
Lawrence Brothers Miller importers retiring from
ness removed to Office for convenience Of sale and
peremptorty sod without regard the highest
der The stock consist Of fine Brandes old
vntages Of 1920 lS0 1874 tgaranteed do several years
bottle pale golden and brown Cherries In casks and
demohns from the best shippers in Cadiz; do bottled in
England imperial quarts, Ports selected from the best
growhs Of the Douro also Crets Champagnes, Burgun-
dies &c fine Irish Whskeys by the puncheon demohn and
very superior ST. Crox Rum old Granda Rum eight years
old quarer and eighth cash Hollands also the labels
stencils and the fixtures establishment Of this kind
Having satisfied ourselves that these goods in every
pect first class and represented, confidently
mend them friends and respectfully ask connosseu
TO examine the sample at Office previous the sale Pc
siyely other goods admitted the SALE Immediately
the above shall offer for sale the entire stock of Mr. NJ
Arguera importer of Havana consisting mostly Of
high grades vzCabanas Brevas Espsnola Reg srtanca
Concha Trovadore Figaro pressed and many other choice
brands all In 10th The entire stock be sold without
reserve, as the owner Is leaving for Havana.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER- CAR
II riage.-By f. F. II. SCHENCk, Friday. liih inst
O'Clock elegant close family Carriage built 10 order by
Jno r. Lawrence 81 100 and has been but little used,
u FITzsIMMoNs AUCTIoNEER-wnL SELL, THIS
l. day. October IL at l01s o'clock, at the wareroons
stan,isl Notwithstanding of general
spnent such Marble top Dressing Bureaus Marble top
Wristbands Sofas Chairs, Marble top Centre Tables Book
Wardrobes Mahogany and Walnut Bedseads Rockers
Common Chairs Lounges, Mattresses, &c. Sale positive in
ordor to close the