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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

The Interior Department has been called upon
by the Territorial Committee Of the House for
inforn alton concerning the proposed new ter
ritory of Coona or Platte. The reply embodes
the following information: One year ago, no
whites were within the proposed boundaries,
except a few trappers. The gold discoveries Of
last year attracted large number of persons
about five hundred of whom wintered there.-
In the coming Spring, many thousands will no
doubt go out, and q government will be neces-
sary. The country is mountainous unfit for
agricultural purposes, and subject to violent hail
storms every year. Gold is found on the east
ern, and no doubt will be on the western slope
Of the mountains.
The Mexican mining laws are recommended
for the adoption Of Congress. The Indians are
numerous, but have no fixed houses, are noma-
die in their habits. Small reservations are re-
commended for them, but no money annuties.
The efforts to civilize them have resulted in
making them paupers. The department urges
the necessity of teaching them to labor
This report suggests Montana as an appropri-
ate name. Mr.. Stevens prefers the name Of
Platte.
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THE LIVER
IN VIGO IL ATOP,
PREPARED Br DIR. SANFORD =
GnNnnnndad nnNirnir e. -

rs ONE or THE BEST PURGArIyr asn,~
MEDICINES now before the public. ,h.s y. y
CutAdrffc, easier, mder, and more ers-.-., ~ u
other medicine known. u ID mot only Ga
Lttee remedy. acting frst on the Lssr = 4. = "
morbid matter, then on the stomach, ~ 49, r !
~ on that matter, thus accomplishing tvo -.
fectuaily, without any or the painful ferIny, -.
ed 10 the operations OF most d5sAdrfics Il 80
the systsm at the same time that il purr.,
snsn taken daily 10 moderate doses, Vim rsn,ss
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i pldity.
the pria cipalr.ssl,,.,,|
when II performs y =
the system ~. taII,
y u oss entirely de,<,a-
the Lscer for Il =.
tions' whtn he So
e fault, and iAs =.
?nence ofons crsss--,.
= DO it, duty. D., !
2. at Sreprietors /.
pfsefies of mere An \.
- remedy vker.vI,t
aeranssssEia 10 sAAsh \. \
ely sa' last ictna -.
Com piaini,I,, :, =
Try . bottle, and -,
Gums remove All 49,
system furplytnsis y
bile, invigorasing N
ell.pariinI
and health to III
cause Of the dIsss,,-.
are cured, and ~,
ed. BY the oecAsiaass
orator.
= ~ mclsnt to reliey,t,
food froSi rising la -
fore retiring, Prev,
night, iocsens the Il,
COstiyeneAs.
each meal vii cure IN.
teaspoonfals yin a.
ache.
aseiy relieves CAeb 4
ed Ii q sure err
Anu prevensiNs u
ed 70 throw %. "a
medicine ai!tr ! NJ
j aun dice removes l
color from the skis. L
time before eating ~
makes focd iiFesi VII. /
ed cures Chrenic ~
forms, while S0mn<
yisld almost 10 Tie a
q ttac ks saussss
there Is no sGref, Mk
world, AZ !, neser taA h
DrOPsy. by szzzs
commenting this III
Fever and Arr
keyers ofa Biljeu
with certainty. ard iaa
tify 10 Its wonderful %
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The Liver ia one Of
the human body; and N
tons we'll. tile powers OF
oped. The stomach ID a. b,
on the healthy action of
performance OF its fnnc-
Is 81 fault, the bowels are =.
system suffers In conse-
Liver = having ceased
diseases Of that organ one
made II his study, in . -
twenty wars, 10 hrd -
to conateract thu many
Ii liable.
To prove that this rem. -
persontroubled withD.lv-
Of its forms, has but to -
ton ID certain. Thrse -
or bad matter from the -
place q healthy flow efya
stomach, causing food TO -
the blood. giving tone
machinery, removing the
fecting a radical cure. .
Bilious attacks
In better, prevent. -
Of the Liver lnyiR-
One dose after eating -
stomach and prevent the
ing.
Only one dose taken be- -
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken ut -
els gently, and cures =
One dose taken Sfter
Pepsia.
|" One dose Of two
relieve Sick H1eAsls
Only one desc immcdi- -
while 4
One dose often repeat
Cholera Nor bus.
Cholera. \
Only one bottle is n eed- -
system the effects Of
sickness. -
One bottle taken for 4 =
RalDOwness or unnatural
One dose taken a short =
vigor TO the appetite and
One dose often repeat -
AFrk1R1 in its worst ~
and Bowel compla nts
dose. d
One or two doses cures
worms In children; =
or spsedier remedy In the
A few bottles cures
the absorbents. -
We take pleasure In re- -
cine as . preventive for .
Chill Fever, and all =
T.y Pc. 1t operates
sands are willing to tes- .
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All Who use ft are giving their una,
gus testimony In It's favor.
Mix water ia The mouth with The y
ssSO14tOfs ana sW allow both IOgethel
THE LIVER INVIGORAT0R
10 40 sCIENfIftC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and la
working cures, almost too great to believe II ~
ss,aa ~ msgic, eeen Me first dose ciriag bsa<M b
k n o. Liver Complaint, from the worst yasndisa
.nysPepss1 20 common HeddaeAs ali OF vhira y
the result OF Diseased Liver,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR Psa BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, sa5 Broadvay. Nee VI.
: hetaied ~ Druggists. Sold also By H. BlAktsr
-. Wood Co., St. Louis squires Boss, Buss.
wi. MA
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A Bold PREAcHER-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Express writes that
Rev. Mr.. .Norsell, an Episcopal clergyman,
preached t. the members az the Capitol on
Sunday. The old and new year were the bar.
den of the discourse, but the manner in which
the lessons Of the past we're forced home upon
the Honorables was truly refreshing. He al
luded to the scenes in the old hall, the stains Of
blood and the dishonorable conflicts which
rested upon it. He hoped and prayed that be-
fore brothers hand, lifted against brother,
should fall upon his victim, he might be struck
dead in the act. In regard to the code of honor
and dueliing, he branded it wilful murder OF
the first and worst degree. He is powerful
preacher, logical thinker, and but a few men,
even " Northern pulpits, would dare to say
what ne said, much less say it in the Speakers
desk Of the Hall OF Representatives.
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-. . ~ 1hlss ~ Uslsa
Uoion b = psivsd. Z am not willing % trust
M meator Hn.nonl,N eieae I am not wiling
o trrst p = ~ p u The route for single
Pacific f7Iieosd 20 IT, s1css which, q cestaia
= fAte ie1elf. uilI 1tsact IL construction on >
norther6 pcse>. 90 oxclade the southern Sec
tjon e ~ Uptun 1rom it, vast and numerous
bene1sa / have ~ desire TO deprive the North
Of road; am willing 70 grant her the same
amount Or Government aid that claim for the
South l believe that with twenty sections o.
land ead elO. Ooos ~. yshs mile, In G0ysrpment
bends, railroad can be built, BY additional Prs-
vAte enterprise, ovef either the thirty o.
thirty NTH parallels Of north latitude. Il ons
Gan be constructed over more northern route
with the same amount Of Government aid, Iet
them hase u. n both sections sse placed upon
an equality, and either fails, the fault, or the
misfortune. will be hers. Neither will have
cause Of complaint.
Now, cir, for the purpose Of accomplishing
my object, move that this bill be recommitted
TO the special committee who bad charge Of the
subject ut the last session, with Instructions 20
bring In 4 bill providing for the construction Of
railroad on each Of Two routes 70 the Pacific
ocean.
UkkD3 FROM ERE-EMFTOkB.-ID0 supreme
Court OF Minnesota has decided that . deed
made by pre- emptor, at any lime before the
entry and receipt of his duplicate certificate
from the District Land Office, 10 valid deed,
and conveys the fee simple to the purchaser
The case before the court was this:
Arson No.thrup in 1855 pre-empted forty
acres and fraction in Minneapolis, embracing
the st. Anthony Falls water power on the west
side Of the river, now of immense value. He
sold and conveyed this property BY warrantee
deed TO Isaac Atwater, who reconveyed the
property again to Hon. Robert Smith, OF ILL
nois, and others, composing tho Minneapolis
Water Power Company. After the issuance Of
the patent, Northrup again made deed OF con-
veyance TO George A. Camp, who accordingly
entered into possession Of certain lots in Mime
apol.a laid out on portion ofthe property pre-
empted. Smith brought suit in the District
Court to eject him, and gained the cause in that
Court. The case was appealed to the Supreme
Court with the result above stated. It-was con-
tended by the defence that the convey ance by
Northrup 20 Atwater was void under the act Of
Congress of 1871, which declares that any as
signment or transfer Of pre- empted land before
the actual issuance of the patent shall be abso-
lutely void. The Courts held otherwise, and
the Minneapolis Water Company was put into
full possession Of its valuable property.
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or 70 protect her peculiar institution from tho
ruthless assaults Of an anti-savery majority in
congress, and an attempt be made to force her
BACK into the Union, or enforce the DEGREES OF
an arbitrary aud unfair Government, her sur
rounding sister States, sympathizng Nth her in
ner bold and manly struggle for liberty and the
I'sh', would not hesitate tor nome nt TO come
- ner IeHei, and join her in the assertion Of an
honorable independence, and the formation az
another and better Union. Such ! movemant
would necessarily result either in tho Formation
o. contederacy Of all the slave States. or 20
amendments Of the present Constitution. plaeinr
.neir rights and equality upon 6rmer aud bet.
vt OASIS imam at present, as the condition uoon
"nicn the seeding State or States would re-
unite with her former sisters. To attemnt ~
force seceding State back into the Union. with
the surrounding States sympathixine with ina
feelings and causes which impelled her ~ 80
cede, and interested in all that concerned 10,
honor, hsr rights. and her Independence. would
90 the yeriest act Of folly and madness xh;.h
ever influenced or controlled . weak or wicked
government No, sir; the Ties of this Union
once broken, and there would be one basis IN
winch they could ever be acknowledgements
rom the North; security for the South.
Anu, sls, Y IL because believe that s.nara-
.on y not lar distant; because the signs Of Tho
.,'es pom. 100 plainly to the early triumph OF
sno Aoohliohlsts, and their complete pos. rssion
and control Of every department Of lilo fsderai
government; and because firmly believe IN.
M J, such IN event occurs the Union win 81
dissolved, that ! am unwilling 70 vote 80 max
land and 90 much money % this hin nrc ,oSSa
2 build : railroad TO the Paciac, which. IN n,
uogmenf, viii be created Outside or ! .or,h..
orts 4, and Win belong elcloaveY d 10.
United States, - well a. The public T,ss. 80
. 'ne Jelnt property Of al The States Ana ".
'eopIs Of this Union They bslorr \. ~ ~ as
Jn hs,' g ne North, W are entised ID the
Jnon = Ual lu's end equal share. and IL sls
-, :. proportion ~ The oonmon fsnd, y
. I.a 9 pr upon % equality With lie NORM a
ri.sins sn' Us,on leg. q not that ID .ppro
sopsrty ofail, y connecting the 1,lsDs,c! oms
sqeal shanes y secure rad wlliS go 49, y.
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" IA VIC duO HI Insult TO their honor
| which, in my opinion, alike demand their repro.
| baton and resistance.
The people Of the southern States. as CO.
equals IN the Union, aud rs joint and equal own.
ers OF the pubic territory, have the right 10
emlg.ate to these Territories with their slave
property, and to the protection and the epjoy-
mcnt OF that property by law during tho exist.
ence OF the territorial government; laws passed
by Congress as the trustee and common head
OF the joint property-head Of all the States
and all the people of the States in the public
territory laws recognizing the equal right Of
every cltizen to go In and possess and enjoy the
common Inn 4ritance laws not to deprive men
OF property, but to regulate and secure it's en-
joyment; laws to put every man in the United
States upon an equal footing in the exercise OF
great constitutional right. This, sir, il wha,
We OF the South entitled to at the hands Of
common Government; and we ought NOT to
De content with less, or submit to denial az II.
! am free to declare here, that Is had the con.
troll OF the southern people, would demand
tins OF Congress at the organization Of every
territorial Government, as the terms upon which
the South should remain in the Union. would
hold our right in one hand and ..separationn
IN the other, and leave the North to choose
between them. II you would do US Justice.
would live with you in peace il you denied
US justice, would not live with YOU another
day.
Sir, abolition is advancing with rapid strides
TO the accomplishment of ito great end, the uni
versal emancipation Of slavery in the United
States. The distinguished Senator from Nev
FORK hr. Seward,) when be uttered hin ana
thsnas, asd ushsred forth his declaration Of |
war against southern slavery 1t Rochester. UNI |
q, dsrstood well the feeling which sways, and il
likely 70 sway, the masses in the northern States
upon this important and exciting subject. The |
North intends 20 put down slavery It The South.
peaceabiy II they can, forcibly II they must"
y y true, the Senator from New York, the
s.s ~ embodiment Of this abolition sentiment
ana viii, has very kindly and copdescsndinsly
sold me world that this great end and sAiscs
De accomplishing hy 4 coAssisssseaol
.san:r What fool does nos understand that i
~ ~ party, eontsoaling ~ the branches
!. sas .uosesnnsnt ana bsnt upon "a shject
.se.a navs % di1lealsy b ilading sraas Il
~. N - Oeesalta1iea foe 10 aoesnplIsh-
ssas q ~ sSssG WA 49, ese{s;sv |,
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=, NtW UfItans, Dec. 20.
The brig West Indian arrived from Port au
Prince on the lst of January. A passenger
confirms the news Of the Instruction at Hayti.
ten Geftard, the leader, was Chief of Solooue,s
stan lie had raised 1900 men, and Solouue
let Fort au Prince on the 9th with 5000 men
10 attack him. All quiet elsewhere
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 20.
About o'clock this pm. one of the Dupont's
Eowdsr mills in the Hagley Yard exploded.
killing James Gibbons and Jno. Grant. The
shock was very severe and was felt for miles
around.
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4 koaHER okSAs ARslvsL
OF KLTaANr l.. On MAwrlLLAs,
Tos THIS wsEKs SALES.
AT ELLIosrs. L.IE MAcKsszEsa
sss AND sss CANAL ssRsxr.
BRANDRsTs sUILDISes.
ILroAsr Laos xAsrnLAs.
HLEoANr Lace MArrnLAs.
lEeANr LACE MAsrlLLAs.
ElEaASr Laos MATTHIAS.
BLSoANr LACE xAHriLLAs,
ILIeANr Lace xANTlLLAs.
PusAER LACs MASTnLAs.
PUsnER Laos MANrILLAs.
PUsnER Lace MAxrn.LAs,
PER srEAHEa VANDERBILT
AND sTsAneR ASIA
TWO THOUSAND LACE MAN,MLAs
ARE now UsPACxED
AND READY FoR THIS wEER's SALES.
PURCHASED IN Paris AND LYONS,
AT PAkI1 WAR PRICES.
AT PANIC WAR PAIoEs.
AT PANIC VAR PsrcEs.
AT PANIC WAR pAIoss
At PANIC VAR PsIoss
At PAs,o Wan PaioEs
BEING FULLY r~AsrY FIVE PER CENT
BELOW the AEouLAR PsroE
LADIES CALI AND SEE
INN popur.p N.uruv. oTouv
2sA AND 2ss CANAL srKEEr.
ELLIOTT, daTs MAoKESzlEJ
BRASDRETa eoILrISGs.
THOUSANDS OF ADMfsINa CUSTOMERS
HAVE VISITED THIS POPULAR MAsr
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
AND BY 1HsIR LIsxaAL PATRONAGE
FULLY ATrEsisD THE TRUTH
OF OUR srArAMENr TO The PUsTIo.
OF OFFERING The BEST GooDs
That COME TO THIS MARKET
AT TRULY POPULAR PRICES.
THIS SHALL BE OUR MOTTO:
THE WAY FINEST GOODS
TIE RICHEST GOODS,
TIE MOST DIsTNGyE GOODS,
BUT ALL At MODERATE PRICES
ELLIOTT, Q.ATE MACKENZfED
2sa AND 2sS CANAL STREET,
BRAhDRErn BUILDINGS.
1--WE KSow NO NORTH"
I'VE Know NO SOUTH"
1--WE KNOW 30 EAsr,n
1--WE KNOW NO wEsrn
BUT ONIoN,
UNIos,
UrIuN,
AT THE UNITED STATES MAETILLA sT0RE,
2sa AND 2s6 CANAL sTaEEr,
BRANDBETH su1LDrres.
ELLIOTT. GATE MArKENzrD
EllIoTr, GA1s MAc1EszIR.
ELAIoTr. l.rE MACKENZIE.
lILIoTT Oars MACgENZiE).
ELLIorT, IAiE KAoKErzlE).
LADIBs YOUR hind ATTENTION
LADIES, YOUR SIND ATTENTION
LADIES' YOUR KIND ATTENTION
TO THIS w1EK's SPECIAL LIST.
$50 FRENCH LACE MANruLAs
$50 FRENCH LACE MaNiILLAs,
$50 PREACH LACE MANrlLLAs.
WITH SINGLE FLouscE.
AT EIGHT DoLLAhs EACH.
AT RIGHT DOLLARS EACH.
AT EIGHT DOLLARS EACH
200 FaENCB Lace POINTS,
go FRENCH LACE POINTS
200 FRENCH LACE POINTS,
OF RICH AND NEW DESIGN.
AT EIGHT DOLLARS EACH,
AT EIGHT DOLLARS EACH,
AT EIGHT DoLLAbs EACH.
$50 FRENCH LACE MANr1LLAs.
$50 FRENCH LACE MANrrLLAs.
1870 FRENCH LACE MANrIlLAs.
WITH SINGLE DEEP Fi1oUSCE.
AT Ten DOLLARS EACH.
AT TEN DOLLARS EACH.
AT TAN DoLLAKs EACH.
go IRENcH Laos MANTILLAs.
$50 FRENCH LAUE MASrILLAs.
2so FRiNcH LACE xANrILLAs.
WITH DEGP PUsBER FLOUNCsS
At TwkLvE DOLLARS EACH.
AT TWELVE DOLLARS EACH.
AT TWELVE DOLLARS EACH.
ITO spPKRB LACE MANrILLAs,
ITO SUPERB LACE KAN1ILLAs,
10 SUPERB LACE MANrILLs
WITH EXTRA DEEP FLoUNCE.
WITH EXTRA DKEP FLoUNoE,
WITH RxTRA DEEP FLoUNCs,
AT EIGnTEEN DOLLARS EACH.
AT ElGHrhEN DOLLARS EACH.
AT EIGnTEEN DOLLARS EACH.
ILLIoIT OATS NACKENZIE)
ELLIOTT, QATE MACKENZIEJ
ELLIOTT, NaTE MACKESZIE.)
29A AND 29s CANAL STREET,
BRANDRETH BUILDINGS.
OUR MANUFACTURED STOCK
CT SOLID ELK MAETlLLAS,
OF SILK AND LACE MANrILLAS
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A aar,op sale Of s,ecks snd bapos -ALsHRE H. MO
Ray sell ,hls dsy Nay ~ u i7k O'clock r. ~,
hsysk. ma EsrbsBts,
rIe.s Deeaa and Farmers sud cizens Bsah 8;
hrme eyeAt ws~erp msTas, aship goo
ssu topuhlsn ksrhe MercaL tilo Mutual Asrset ser
rh-s hsiTor osD Lebox sneIissn, Arcis and traces
.s,.snss .So swsso sa,,oad .hi,go stPsa aud Fond
Lake Frie. Wabash and Louis sro.d "a mortgage.
ybtI, stat per cent be,ry county per aod lee
CnusN Uows) per cent bopds
tesur srecss cd 10 adrion regularly advertised lkt
fsrtps svery Next regular on thursday Juue
Hssusr suc On SALES Monday and
fle,ses {, every day Whenever rqu.sd =. lyx oeoak
nc err h@Ds shsnge Ste binds bo,gnt sni
private sale the ere BOARD Interest ii
k~es dividends collected large variety OF
hand 1t trivste sale sLBEnr b. NIDULAY,
rsosl ucon ar Broker and Banker, eo Broad arrest
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nN,srly sess~oo9 sosNnDsE AT Polio AUG.

sr,y hgsE~cOD rURNtGUHE AT PUBLIC AUG.
U ian Ihis DAY faobday) at II o'ctcx precisely,
An. rtr,cepc- West wertv between
.,, M ,bn aud ,stly
,,rn,. ri r ~ use al which IS drst nsvios
oopths and % 10 onblcls aold wh
n,, reserve spapicept bronzes marble
pe-h pal, pss sAusry sopen p'anoio 10 Ne arn.ure con
w rrh ordde one In hsrci'h s with
sa rose sod fran ed very richly s:ved speadd
so. octavr oor,e 1T ol and cover ekaut Co.'s
ro "a. rSytp whb Irona and msro 'oos. sDie, ~
-, N A. ,.: rose sofa and tocs HANDS,
cared curtains rsi gold and ve'see shades
~ airy carpets WOOD es' ds with mrt
mattel hropzes ennrA,7e
~ixv ara k,pb,' ,oUInsosv So ststuary, OF Mton,"
Lsa ur,e supesb collection OF Unoass the
ing ~oka ny ssIio, Hunt gsoa aud o'h:r c'en
hAtno-rs S'nd oedsssdd
barenns sssh-spds CON Feench oiet sets h mat
tr-c, 0 biat oval mirrors bronze clocks rockers,
stc .h.rs rich silver ~arr French and indis cho.,
sutv ess,wsre fvo-. crcfy dioipp
Tea s.s f,aa nhe spoons &c 9Th largo ogtpsnt
u ,bv,nr ,ssn al Rnds sofa bs'stea1s &c
The sst vhicb viii bs possise, rain or a1De
w. u. Ws5IOOrT, AucstoneeS.
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a UGTION rOIICE -OHINA, EAETHsHWARE AND
"A alsas By }. > BAn Lsrr, aucuonecr the a-ges;
offered hs reason; Tuesday Nay 81
1T 28 sale worthy thu pottcs city and
feoItI teaers sfte goods free SALE well packed FIR ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

ICJloP SALE OF CRoCRSRv AND GLASSWARE
y att nth avenue, Sondsy Nay 80 at 70 o'rlock
AN abr " SELDOM offer 81 10 families The stock
" well sss.ed gooos seIt - AL parts OF the c'ts tree VI
hare u. II. SEXIEs, auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

!. UerlOS notice -puRYaAMS FUaNtrURs EX-
press md thrrpure passing sstabihnept III and tl3
Wet fl~veL,b ri III and
bour. bold oIpitnr@ o" description xet sod sbpoed
8 all Of be 1orld Itaa mir sta palaungs
ebirs M glassware CAREFUL an ~s,rsnted
t~o hn.e sgop furniture country;
o. families IT'D The care; spring
- the sfl.e 81 all bours vi The Say,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
tCuuN noYICE THE RNrIRE srorK OF

: lCfJUN NOTICE THE HNrIRE srOrK OF A
IL ul he sold this day eleven o'clo,k, at
lab brussels and
h.s.D crpets rse~ood ara mahogany bedstsds bureau
@Isapcs, 10 kcss O. wsrdrooes sae, sofa osds louug
ond AID mahogany tAb.es pier and msDtel glasses
feather ttos oosers ptowe b-ir and other mstaess,s
ed WOOD panoorts
DO, Fr~ucb thoa dinner silver plated s,ts
and gas hytures; large
house desk painting and enSravioss oge nsr snn
b Lrst # iet forage To pay coarges.
article solt account of the present
esire cut ol busiDess epossts required
mos CUNNAUoHrUN, Auctioneer.
N b he sale viii be oonunuet until ali is sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

UCTIGN N JTICE JOHN sEpDIsG, AuCTloNEER,
d vi, sebh's at 100 cock, A. on tie no hesst cor
ptr ii er,n sv. brtv I'm street the gIots
cbs rrd 8, lt 2st account Of sgd
pat the eHects of the late Aarrop, do
ssAsd. by order Of JOHN GREEN, Executor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

UCeIOs NOTICE. -PIaNOFORTE AT PUBLIC AUG
a tim J.hN j. hBrNIS will sell ihs day (uopdsy) at
the pysAv 20 W,st ~eDty sixsh street,
SIS Ia sspidcept octave ooot piano
round carved legs and o.se, i1ait with
N d and all toe uoderD improvements
py c,y maker, stool french cotn cover, and music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

A UlTI,N NOTICE. BOG sT, AUCrIoSEER-BY
u 81 svret asle srd rirdiug
of bedssds, leather beds ard bedding mabogsny
&C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

EDWARD kCHEkCR, AUCTiONEER -HOUsEHOLD
~ turDiure-ky 4F y. aCUENCx this day, 81 i0x
oc"s heir sssroom IS Nassau socs Of slexAns
bous1 bold frnuye
rg ross wood sod mahogany paror broce bro ,Ass
reps puth and bair cob marble toy eseros rs0
wo M mahogany and library carved
apd ain and nshogany bedslesds ro.swo and
hfoesny marble dressing bureaus wAshsands and
modes and mahogany sofss pAror chiirs
marh TOO centre sofa and pier ttba OAK and ensm1~d
marble top char Der suits French plate pier
Rassts hair psAsses velvet rugs slver plated
ms - lc