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letter from Dublin, dated the 30th of june says
thunder storm of unusual Gritty passed over Ireland
on Saturday !sst Scarcely provincial paper which has
since reached Us but has some tale TO tell Of
the disastrous effects Of the lightning. Ego. or
ten human beings, scattered through country,
we're struck dead Others dangerously injured and
cate Of all kinds suffered tsay In the south aud north
western districts the storm appears to have ragged with
he greatest violence, while Ia lne midland counties Ga9
entertsped for the safety Of potato CROP be-
fore had been damaged by eect city end in
the reighborh hood OF Castelar, mschief hst been
done 10 few fields ra. no material loss is apprehen ded
The Russian government have reopensd their account
with the Rank OF England which closed at ,ae
mencemen, Of the Cr,mean aud arrival of fl6o,
0o0 II half imperias from ST. Petersburg Las been aKen
TO that es ablshment-
the failure has been announced Of Nesgrs. Stevens
Brothers merchants East india agents Of Livery pool
shipping chiefly 10 Bombay, with liabilities stated 10
amount 10 fl4o 900. r.-
letter from Paris of the 2s.h OF Juns says thunder
storm OF extraordinary violence burs, last night over
Parts an Ne suburbs For two days previously, and par
tcuiary yesterday, the weather extremely hot and
oppressive About half past nigut iargs
dropt OF rain began TO fail they soon increased and Al last
the rain rushed down 10 torrents. About midnight she
sky was In baze from the continuous flashes Of blue
iorked lightning @ peeis OF thunder folio we'd every asl
in rapid uccersion, wne perfect deuge Of swept
the streets. About two O'Clock the storm subsidized TIE
atmosphere not very clear to day; sky at this
moment overcast. The heat is much legs oppressive bu.
it locks as II We were 10 have anoteer storm.
The London Neus Of July ssys-It WAS impossible that
sinister feature 10 the speeches Of public which
have often had to exposeztne minglug with deca-
raons favorable 20 highlands neutrality expressions cal
culaed to throw doubt the strength OF nst principle,
and TO suggest the fear that policy in accordance WITH IL
will not be maintained. The language OF many OF our
statesmen has produced the that Al tho
mercy Of events; that In fatal circles ina. IL 70
childish 70 boast Of independence Of crcumeaHces that
we Cannot ASSERT and that 10 Only matter of
prudence and foresight to take measures for prt
cpaton in war which, though may be delayed inc
vitable.
A Dors.
sons TOR and against attrihntpy 4, tho
emperor % tue French appear to many TO 90 nearly
paianceo. Some believe he cherished other ambition
u oe nooe one OF carrying the great and pescsfu
conlueets sRetched In the famous Bordeaux speech ia
asox, wnen oy the way Italy vas quite as mu'n II no.
been since; OF relaxing gratuay rgor o tho sysem
at home; anc other wise dong ell tia, depends ruler
Tor tne mTa and material prosperity Of tue country
some Vag ae Wsn 70 DO soaetaing for the relief Of ly
may have ai~ays existed, but through negotiation
and moral llnacLce than By any oher mesds and If q
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NEW YORK, July IL, 1859.
I'm your notice OF the laying Of the some OF the
new synagogue in Nineteenth street, you have been mia
informed 10 the cost OF the synagogue Of ts
caous dimensions. understand contracts out Dr.
nearly 0c0 estimates for gas and plumbers work yet
to be presented, besides exras-and for church lot
seventy by ninety feeyou cannot call very spacious,
which cost Sc ESQ, which viii mike $685. $50 irrespective
Of the parsonsgee You right that Portuguese do At
tend hst synsgogce, but yesterday understood, had
NE appearance that the chief actors and lockers on were
Of the German congregations When the Portuguese re-
quire German defendants have all the bouors they win
10 some formal manner give expression Of such desire
Until then object 10 any such assumption OF power
DR.. Trhe had nothing 70 do with the ceremonies the
charge given to their pastor, Rev. j. J. Lyons
rr tf A PORTUGUESE DESCENDANT.
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sdornSg the outside Of fAr des hsass cosdesoends
70 bestow her daughters hand 0f George Sand,
who has been amassng sthes things resides fortune b
me INSIDE q the same lovely beads and teaso-
mem now 70 turn 70 he best account all tho pains DO
slowed BY the great mner on The external decoration
0ono, ina geat fortune teller, gave &sAy nis sisser
WITH dowIy Of ten thousand pounds 10 rich railway
contractor at Notre Dame de Lorete yesterday rnose
who love 70 descant apon confusion OF the tunes,
could have enjoyed rich treat 10 the contemplation q
me gay equpagee the splendid drcsses, the
appliances Oi Inc bridal party Ut this ds. class wedding
wnich n Paris spers seven ieet hsn cafpet from
the door to the altar best for the priests aud log
gerry for besdlse Gtar cion sad eod gold caps
ana RAucerg All ih.s nad Eamp1d -ao fortune siier,
besides the bB; musc from the opera, ari me velvet
chars Used the very greatest occasoas. And welt he
might II report speaks true, he has made hIeen
hundred Thousand francs by his FORBIDDEN .Iale,
while os.ensibly concealiDg L.mseH fIom 1e police
their bass friend and agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Letters have been received here day from Kentucky
from Vice President Breckinroge, TO the elect
coffin, the democratic candidate for Governor, is ssato
enough but that the apporttonment OF the State
districts "a wing gerry Wandering remnanD and
piciy Of democratic candidates may cost the democrats
the legislature From these cauRes II wond appear pGs
sbe that may State mn lrty of 5000 aud ys.
the Legislature be lost. Mr. Brockinridse thiuKs how
ever that ,tsil will end rigntn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

ANOTHER MONUMENT IN BALrIMoRE.-Duving the
next fall reason twenty dve feet IN height or
pure white marble, will he erected in Ashland square,
Baltimore, In memory Of Wells and McComas, tee swo
young rilemen Who Killed General Boss, COMMANDER OF
the British forces at the battle Of North Po's oo wno
were mmeds.ey shot themselves in consequence OF that
deed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

Weekly Report of Deaths.
In The city county New YORK. from 9th day Of
july 70 the l6sh day OF July, 1868.
Men, 90, wsmen, 76 boys go girls, 2i0-rota,, 597
adul3, lo7 children, 43o; msles, 3l2; females 2S6;
Oolorec persons, IL.
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WoMEN ON TIE SruAP.- Antoncttc Brown Black
se Susan B. aDihnny are stuping the csleru pars
o, teis State IN behalf of women's rights,
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6ipsy Marriages and Millionaire Fortunes IN
Paris.

ltaris Dune 2t ponnence OF the Iondou Star
AN ''psns ls marryiog ano givng MARRIAGE seised
with TIM same epidemic OF responsibility which has evi.
Gently grCwn so rare and precious IN Paris that as you
see thu Bourse goes TO law sole DOS of me
few SPARKS vsicb remain Tho greas niIlicer yso has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A ALBERT NJ GRIFFIN, AUCTIONEER.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AnCwcIOM


OIL Paintings by eminent artists superb rosewood
lave tianofoe velvet Carpets stauary, brocade and
Suits Dresen and Sevres china Vases cham
Der Furnitare entire suit oak dining Furniture Library
&c @ aaf rs e. H.
chance seldom offered The furniture all made to order for
on Catalogues at house he morning Of sale Draw
NE richest instrument offered at auction this season
fully guaranteed Canterbury do STOOL and
te Sofas two two reception and eight oval back
Chairs richly carved In print and flowers and covered in
airy marble top Tables match rosewood Secretary
and Bookcase Encognures, ladies' work Table Chinese
I've screw gqartees Tables easy Chairs conversation
lined with satin wood; light ormolu and bronze Chan
deliers oandelabras aptiqne lava Vases, velvet me;
Mirrors pier Mirrors marble Slab ahd brackets embroi
dered Curtains Coshes Bands French Shades oil Paint
BY Earo Cole nman E
Dresden sevres China Ornaments artistic Bronzes
senng Rubens, Rembran Washington Franklin
marble tauees bronze Clock hall oak at Stand Chairs oil
Cloth velvet Stair Carpet silver plated Stair Rods Cham
seads Comedies Wardrobes armour agace shaving Stands
ladies' dressing Table Couch Rocker arm Chairs and four
oval back Chairs IN mSgnet pastel Jennings py
sers Sheets Counterpart Curtains and Tapes
nv Brussels Carpets China toilet Sets Chambers9d and 18th
Chairs Dining Room-Superb oak Buffet elegantly carved
buffers Stand Hertz extension dining abes 6 feet
ruby and Sf s gass m
lance handle Knives and Forks napkin Rings French China
se richly decorated Tea silver plated Casera
silver Dinner and Tea service. &C.. DC. Atso desira
bic of basement and kitchen Furniture Terms OF
ss required of all The house to let or for sale
Inquire Of the auctioneer Sale positive rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER -ADNINsfRA.
u tors sale Of Carriages. Harness. 90, By r. r. IL
o. hENCk.yon Wednesday, xd inst At o'clock, At their
n sS g wood IGmnson Coz h:s been but lle ussd
se Harness and one set Of light Harness. To DO sold by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
II Of. H. SCHENCK, AUCTIONEERS.
Ls THANKSGIVING FAMILY PRESENTS.

treat Tea Kettle sale Wednesday I'D inst at 10 O'clock
o Broadway 10 close the business Fixtures and signs at
close OF the catalogue which comprises GOO lots Kitchen uten
sis fire IRONS English Coffee Mills fry Pans, foot Hcrapers
gilt Husbands plated Ware fine tea Trays In great variety,
chidren's Carriages, sleighs, Rocking horses, &C.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL n public auction. -
w b.. WEsTCOTr 4 co; auciloneers viii sell this day,
hold Furniture and house furnishing articles elegant
wood Panofore wing Suits carved IN rich brocade
original Paintings elegant Bronzes marble Stauary library
Chandeliers &C. at No lb2 West Twenty frat street.
Seventh The furniture Ia all made
der and comprises most rich and costly collection OF fose
oak furniture and valuable works Of art well
worthy the after tin Of housekeepers and parties wanting first
class furniture in perfect order having been for
tme and be positively cold without reserve consisting OF
PARIOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM AND NURSERY
FURNITl RE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Elegant octave rosewood PaDofore stool cover
splendid double suit of solid carved rosewood Furnf
tre consisting Of two Sofas two Chairs and six parlor
Chairs covered In satin all With slip Covers mag
nHcen suits 10 rich brocde all with solid wood frances
two rosewood Etegeres o,hc tops with plate DOORS
wood centre sofa pier table, velvet and Weldon Carpet
$50 yards Turkish Lounges with Chairs to match,
and Tabbs elk lace Curtains, beautiful Bronzss, marble
Groups sttuettes beautiful mantel par
ments papier Tables nlid with pearl rich Chandeliers Ac
with aarge and elegant variety Of chamber Furniture
wood Bedseads, twenty large hair Mattresses dressing
washstands Mirrors Bedding, elegant
Table, with oak dining Furniture Silver Ware, table
Cutlery cut Ass rich Chaa portable Heater Range
Safe Kitchen Furniture Amy stages
pass near the house. Sale rain or shine.
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~. Of house fnrshing Goods a. aucsn.-DAylD SCOTT
way fun stock Of fire Sets table Cutlery finest plated Ware
ian Ses Walters UrDs, Forks Spoons &c Ane Japan tea
TONERS soglds tin Ware Pots Kettles Fixtures Of store
Signs &c The sale VIII be continued every business day at
goods being MI first class presents chance for dealers
aud families 10 10y In supply.
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ERRRY LEASES AT AUCTION.

N.
@ Y e oss
Of sad city, VIM sell Al public sa.sn he highest bidder
@ he
's s a as e sn s" .a Ss a I
said 'ns . a q he Ssw
and premises 10 and from which they run, Tar
on are reserved sa sy
bs s !, Landing s o S O. Hamilton r ne
vicinity thereof and In he in which the Corpora
sssd X ssls is;s. sny portion Ss%so5 snss:
An express Stipulation viii be embodied IN he lease tina. tho
fare exceeding present rates and the
Ss sS s ss ss @
ss *. thereby null sS ind y0
be required purchase appraised valuation no sos
bnds and other ferry property Of the present essees sc.u
ehse, such Wssiion ascerained by competent
one by the or essec under this SALE and the third
The lease TO be made in the usual form Of ferry leases and
to conform 70 the I Sd the charter and
ever to be incurred by the Corporation for IN
% s ne ssrs The %
not be sold at annual less than the
dag required to pay time sale The oosctor
BIC Il
Otherwise 70 be forfeited 10 the Corporation He viii At the
same time also be required % furnish an oblgaon be
with surees 70 be approved By the COMPTROLLER for
the punctus payment OF the rent and for the
faithful execution OF the covenants Of the lease.
The fees Of the Auconeer and the Of the lease DO
paid by the purchaser.
The Lease viii also contain covenant requiring each ferry
boat to have attached 10 its engine fire apparatus
pump with not less than 400 feel Of hose Of the quality and d
used by the Fire Department Of this city, be
ce % he
win receive twenty dollars hour for each hour
gagged. R0BT. T. HAWS Comptroller.
CRY OF NEW YogK, DEPARTMENT FINANCE CoArrRoLI-
FRS OEFCE, November 16 1859.
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CONFORMATION NOTICES.

(yoRPoR ALTON NoTrCE-THE COMMITTEES o N., FL,
n.rce &c tho hoard OF Aldermen, VIII meet on FRIDAY
next 18th Inst at o'clock NJ ia room NO NY a r
persD Yho lie Interested application pending
them are hereby notified to be present At the above
,se and Mace without further notification.
hehueneu ' JOHN J. BRADLEY, /Commit.ee
THOS. w. ADAMS,
JAMES OWENS, Finance,
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nAFIKL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.
- LARGE SALE OF
1sI snAr p Nn WINES, CHAMPAGNEs,

- GENUINE HAVANA SEt;ARS Sc
=, ~ MI w. ssym9LIz MATHEWS will sell Mt auction
this Day wednesday, at Ds o'clock their salesroom Ga
Cedar street large stock OF the above CONSISTING Of ne
London DOCK and other choice pale dark Bndies
or old London M sa DSn Port pale and brown sherry very
Hedsck Mumns Phenx other favorite brands ~
payne Meehans ceesraed Irish whiskey Scotch d. Cama
ported double Swan Gin &c Also genuine Havana
lar Communes &c OF faverc well known brands a,nn
which Figaro, La Cabanss In Antguedad Fontca Fian
trope Rio IIoBdo, Corona Duxa Henry Clay Sc - li
We would particularly call the attention Of dealers as well
s buyers this sale cs the goods are All rs elias
and will cold in lots to suit purchasers Catalogues and
81 N pes ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

A UCTIoN NOTrCE-FANCY GOODS, TOYS HARD
"A ware and Cutlery. JOHN K. VAN ANTWERP will
sell this day. Wednesday, Nov % at 10 O'Clock at y William
caa and Invoices ninety days credit for six
approved endorsed for 500 and upwards
tire stock of Fancy Goods valuable Toys, Gold Pencils hne
Knives dozens and cards. Musical In
struments Combs Stationery &C. Also lot Of Caststee and
fancy Soap Brushes also large invoice of Buskskn
Gloves and Ms Needles &C., also cask bbotson Bros
Saws, rs and % ncbes Hachets and Ares;
also 10 Whips n BThe toys will be sold by
invoice Catalogues ready,
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Henry H. LEEDS, AgoTIoSEER- sALEsEooM q

II Nassau street-HENRY LEEDS co. will sell at
auction Wednesday, Nov 3d. at IL O'Clock In the gallery
the saesroom 3 Nassau street. closing Of elegant
modern oil Paintings by most eminent French artists being
Oct q and Nov u They are warranted original and
yis~Le Poitterin Gonirisr A. veron, O. Feloer. HIDE
brandt H. Dnrien, Bourne, j. Murat Mchaud, L. Schynen
embrace the balance Of the invoice recently received from
Paris aud several Of them consigned direct the
artists persons wishing pictures by are
y invited this sale Also four superb Pictures consigned
us the artists Through their agents. by Frere Pot
eyn, veron, Kuswassey. The above collection
hibision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

VIM Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
~, Mtwo O'clock at f5i Canal street. large and valuable
,oa on Household Furniture SC, of gentleman going South
oas hockng Easy and other Chairs Centre aud Extension
Ier ana other Glasses Clocks Vases, fine Tapestry,
hedep ana r o,her oarres olc9hs mahogany and other
,ng buroaus Washaapda, Toilet China Glass, silver Ware
ware, &c, 'f''N' ''''N'i 80 Wv FsFN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

A UCTION NOTICE-BLANKETS.-HE GREEN
"A will SELL this day at l01a O'Clock, 1874 William street.
sample bale Of English Blankets steamer City of Ba
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PHILADELPHIA
On MONDAY, Dec. s, 1889, at O'clock r. NJ,

At SAMSON street Hall, Philadelphia,
The property the Ledger Buildings Belonging The
estate oSwan Abel simmons comprising the six story brick
building with "A by 49, the southwest of Chestnut
and Third streets Philadelphia and the privilege OF using
well and ouhouses used subject TO the proporionate
expense Of keeping in repair. -
Also the six sty Brick Building with lot q by 40 adjoining
the building southwest of Chestnut and Third
streets Also the Strip of Land fronting the alley running
IN the rear of both Of the above los into Third street
Also the Five story Building 'front.' and the Six Story Build
ing the the north side OF Chestnut street. between
Third ard Fourth streets with lot 30 feet front Chestnut
bounded the south by Chestnut street On The west by pro-
ket street lots by the banking house and lot OF the
Bank of Norh America Terms and particulars given at The
sale. WILLIAM H. KERN Sheriff
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]. MINOR 4 TAYLOR, Auctioneers.

A UCTIoN NOTICE GROCERIES ssIGNEE's SALE
"A HENRY GREEN will sell, this day at l0lS O'Clock 1at
y! william street Groceries Tea Coffee Soap Starch Soda
Spices Brandy Whiskey Rum Port Wine Ac. In casks,
demobns and bottles 2So00 segars 10 kits of picked
salmon; also 900 lbs Lamp Black 1000 lbs White Lead 500
Conch Shells &c.
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II H. LEEDS & Co, AUCTIONEERS, NO. % NASSAU
III street. inform their friends that few lots Wines
Brandies &C. remain unsod from sale of the 2s which
they will close out at private SALE Samples at Office
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w A.sCARTER AUCTTONEER
W.. pEREMPTORY AND
LARGE SALE { GRATED ORANGE,
LEMON AND CITRON
TREES,
IN FRUIT AND FLOWER.
ALSO, CAMELIA JAPONlCAs, OF UNUSUAL SIZE ND
BEAUTY,
ON SATURDAY, Nov. 26, AT IL O'CLOCK,
IN COFFEE HOUSE SLIP SQUARE, foot of Wall street
The finest col ccon Of Lemon, Orange Ctron
also Caela aponicas OF unusual beauty
TO the public There large standard Plants
and smaller ones for parlors he imported
Italy and Havana by John w. Rev nolds florist South
street Wllamsourg 10 years siace They all grated
trees hardy will stand the climate till
when they can be put into cellar cold ROOM win
som and fruit early; or kept 10 room with southern
posture, they viii flower and fruit the whole year.
. Catalogues now ready, At 81 Cort andt street
Parties residing ont OF town have them crefny packe
by an experienced florist at rng expense 70 be trans
ed In perfect condition. -
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
UCTJON NOrICE.-COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A ture at public sae by HENRY LEEDS auctoneer Office

A UCTJON NOTICE.-COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"A nj public sale, by HENRY LEEDS auctoneer Office
~ Br rSs II, will sell this day wsaHssday Nov e
Furniture contained the private residence West Eleventh
street. between Fifth and Sixth Rose wood grand
action Piano with Hoan harp attachment made by Gilbert
cost $500 drawing room suits q Furniture velvet and Wilton
Family by Delveaux village Eopement" by vanvorlisci
and others by Devoe nosey also copies from Hogarh RAJ
brocatel curtains ornamental bronze Per Classes
N rrsnGn pmse sSas, Onans ~ si. n crimson ana
rosewood kiegeres Escreoes rosewood Centre Tables
bronze Ornaments all Of which have been imported for the
present Mahogapy Sofas also Sofa BEDS spring bot
tom Chairs spng bottom Rockers Sofas In red plush
aud six chairs match Dresden French painted Vases
large sze coat $5 Dining koomRose wood Extension Table
English Glassware French china Dinner Tea Sets solid
silver Sets and Spoons large and small also silver Forks
ivory balanced Knives and Forks Crockery OF kind
rosewood Beisteads Bureaus Washstsnds mahogany and
walnut do cottage Enameled Suits Wafdrobes Hair Matres
ses, Feather Beds and Pillows Bedding &c three ply and
Brussels Carpets In room; Rugs Pictures Stoves
Tables, Sofas Chairs Lounges Sdebosrds Corner Stands
Clocks Mirrors ocoths sair Carpets Hat Stand Kitchen
Furniture of every description Also four tens of Coal Sale
positive without regard TO weather
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UCTION rICE-TOYS.-HENRY GREEN WILL
IA sell this day at 01a o'clock at l9i William street. the
stock Of dealer IN Toys and small Wares embracing large
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4 UC1ION NOTICE.
A N. o. EDDY, AUcTIoNEER.
TOP BUGGIES, WAGONS,

win sell this day "wednesday Nov g alta o'clock at sales
No 66 Cedar street, opposite tbs Post Office two hand
light Rockaways elegant shifting top square Wa
gon handsome drop ontop Buggy yeo running gear
Jump seat top Buggy for four
top light Jenny Lind Wagon one superb two seat. turn
depot Wagons all new mostly city made and fully warranted.
Also,
variety Of single and double Harness.
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UCTION TICE.-CLOTHING.-HENRY GREEN
IA will sell this day, at l0s o'clock at 1914 William street.
quantity Of ready made Coinipg comprising Goats,
Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Piece Goods &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

TACOB BOGART AUCrIONEER.-s. h J. BoGART
- will sell on Tuesday Nov 20 instant at II O'Clock in the
Mt the Grard Stables VI Franklin street. by virtue
three nine horses six coaches stage
COACH double sleigh three light wagons
&c the Brevoort House
the stables 24 Fourth street for convenience sale BY order
of SAMUEL j. HIGGINS, Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

MORTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, &C.-BY
M PEED COLE, on Wednesday, at l01s O'Clock, at 3i3
Fulton street BROOKLYN consisting Of seven octave
Piano six mahogany do general assortment
of Sofas Beseads Bureaus and Centre Tables Stoves
three Heaters Kitchen Furniture, Glassware &C. also one
lester, Brewer, and one Wooster Sewing Machine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN HAv-
"A Ing pleasant front Bedroom TO spare containing and
board 70 or two gentlemen references given and
required Room can be seen by calling 28 Pacific street,
near kmth, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

Ar L. PHILLIPS AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
. Gay at IL O'Clock at the New York Bazaar q Howard
CONS also Wagons Rocka ways Light Business Wagons
criptons
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Lv0R SAIE--oNE MAHOGANY BUREAU, WITH LOOK.
ineclss; mahogany Centre Table with marble tor:
orc mahogany Washsand with marble top splendid
Of mahogany Furniture; one rosewood
Table; Wardrobe TO match of rosewood one Glass Case II
mac of rosewood; Silver faster two Fancy Clocks: MI
with gilt frame; one splendid singing Canary Bird Sc Nv
JOHN FIRNKAs, ls2Nes Twelfth street. top door between
Filth and Sixth avenues.