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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-18
PUBLIC SALE
& ID E~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

fI9HE undersigned. Trustee of James Murray.
E an Insolvent Debtor, hereby gives notice
that he will expose to sale by public veniue or
outcry. at the COURT HOUSE. in Ebensbprs.
on SATURDAY the 2Sth DAY OF MAY, inst.
at one o'clock p. ", the following described
Real Estate being the property OF the said in.
solvent, to wit:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel of land,
situate in the township Of Susquehanna. in the
County of C1mb la, and Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, adjoining lands of Peter Garnlan. p.
MCOy's Estate. and others, and containing S6s
acres, more or less, with the appurtenances.
ALSO,
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
lying and being in the township of Cambria
aforesaid, bounded on the West, by the Jefferson
and Ebensburg Plank Road. on the North Wes..
by the huntingdon. Cambria and Indiana Turn
pike Road, and adjoining lands of Abel LLOYD
and others, and containing 35 acres more OF less,
with the appurtenances.
ALSO
All that certain piece. parcel or lot Of ground.
situate in the Borough of Ebensburg, in the
County Of Cambria aforesaid. fronting on Craw-
ford Street. and extending back 125 feet 10 an
Alley, and being composed of the Southern por-
tions of Lots numbered and 6 on the general
plan of said town Of Ebensburg. having thereon
erected good and substantial TWO STORY
HOUSE, with the appurtenapces.
TERMS.-CASH.
GEO. j. RODGERS,
Trustee of James Murray.
EbelsbuTg. May 4th IS59-24-4w
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Executors Notice,

a ETTRRS testamentary on the estate of Ber-
"a nard Donegan, late of Ciearfeld township.
Cambria County, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, by the Register of Wills of
Cambria County. All persons knowing them
selves indebted 70 said estate VIII come forward
and make Immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. =
PATRICK DoNEGAN, Executor.
April 81. 1S59-23-6t-t
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EBENsBURG AND CREssOW Rail-
ROAD COMPANY

tHk subscribers to the stock of said Conpa-
& ay are hereby notifiel and reouestad ?,
meet at the Court House. in the borougb Of
Ebensburg, on Thursday the 26th day of Nav,
INST, at one O'Clock, p. NJ, and then and tbeTc
effect an organization by eecting president and
twelve directors to coniuct and Ynapac. A. -.
fairs and husines of sai,, Cornpany-
Edward Roberts. John Evans
gohn :, nm thompson Jr., Peter kaylor,
E1wsro r VA ohoemaker, Augustin Durbin.
y. w. Lewis. Daniel Farren,
Johnston Moore. Enos M,Mullcn.
EDWARD EDWARD Glass. David O'Harra;
" Iliam n Piper, Henry Scanlan,
Commissioners.
Ebensburg, MAY, II. lS59-2t.
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E. S. BUNN, VI. D.

SI8ENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL Services to
u the citizens of Ebensburg. Office in Drug
tel. -i'
EoensburS. May, 4 4,-1s59-24-Iy.
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LIST OF RETAILERS

OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MERCHAN-
DIE, IN Cambria County for the year 1859.
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q Q. o. F.-Highland Lodge No -
Es 42S meets every WEDNESDAY
vening at their Hall on High at. in
the upper storyof Shocrraker's store
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city, will have quick dispatch i'
For balance freight or passage apply to
d2eu n W. cor Pratt and Gay streets.
- NEW ORLEANS
Ship E FbNE RFY p HRRf[ CAPTAIN En3Tss,
:. T HEi 3 4 I. MILLER, Calf,
These vessels are ali Of superior class and insure at the
Lowest gGe They sail sail regularly as advertised and
paci too of the above vessels in win afford great
shippers For sE dS GG9.ne
GEO W HYNsON Co. Agents New Orleans a'' viii for
ward with promptess and dispatch all goods consigned
their address. dl3tf
L0AbS Up T0WN-rhe fine fassaiIng packet schooner
head Long Dock for the above port and having nearly all
her cargo engaged and going on beard will sail with dis
HEYDERSoN Co Commerce and pf Ttt streets %tt
coed the Central America in this line and having c"nsd
bic OF her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch d3
-e<51zk54kz FOR MOBlLE.-The fine fast sailing
ss--5 Schooner, j. y. BAKER Vannaman, master, IS
now loading for the above and having large portion of
her cargo engaged Will have quick dispatch For balance
Jai-tf W. corner Gay and Pratt streets.
II FOR MOBILE.
s. The tine,reguar packet schooner WILLIAM NAL
SS aa hfy o a@ee Of Of fs will have
dttt y W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
.$5 SD FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
s=E5 The fine fastsailing schooner 'HAMLET,' WADE,
and have quick dispatch For freight passage apply
HESLEN 4 ROGERS,
d2g-u \. w. corner Pratt Gay sts
xtl5t54 FOR APPALACHICOLA, FLORIDA.
sA vessel will be dispatched for the above port if
sufficient freight offers.
dl 9SPPy to NV cornell HE$ yi SoS Gf s iSs
.s+sz FOR BOSTON
aE5 Regular packet schr. j. NICK ERSON, A. Baker.
MASTER now loading for the above port having most of her
cargo engaged viii have quick dispatch For balance freight
or passage apply to llESLEN a ROGERS
delft Northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets
sas5 FOR BOSTON.
So The regular packet schooner HERBERT MANTON
crosby master, is loading and having
cargo engaged viii have quick dispatch For balance of
TEsLEN X ROGERS
d9tf y. W. corner Pratt and Gay street.
-s5@5skt MASON'S OLD LINE OF PACKETS
So BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WILMINGTON
The undersigned having taken charge of the above line of
will hereafter dispatch EV cry NESDAY one Of the
following tirstclass vessels, from Smiths wharf:
SSci f Il d.I Capt Mitchell.
Schr. T G. WORRELI.. Capt Hubbard
Schr REIN DEER. .............. Capt Stevenson
Sehr N n CAROLYN Capt Mcclure
sem FLY lNG SUI ll............. Capt. Carnne
DUNNOCK i WEATHERLY
pr-oopr, ,,o - III Smiths wharf
promptly fOrw ard goods consigned 10 their ,;rr 1900
Goods sent to address will forwarded free of com
mission and all charges thereon promptly paid.
DUNNOCK II WEATHERLY
NeSsrS DUNNOCK q WEATHERLY, who are prepared
WIN telr own vessels to carry it according to the above
uespe arrangement, we solicit for them from the shippers
nj 80 C6N -
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Steanlsbips.

1~E%a CROMWELL'S LINE.
a~s=AI=ls FOR CHARLESTON
the of this Line will sail for the above port
on WkDN ESDAY, the 26th inst, at 4 o'clock P. VI.
For freight or passage apply to
A c. HALL, Agent,
1l6 Spears wharf
Fare, including room, SIS
No bills of lading signed after the departure of the
steamer iali-t26
6{rk BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
aSEs@<ss=@s STEA MSHlP CO.-For SAVANNAII.-Freight
now received and forwarded with dispatch by the ships of
this line. Apply to T. H.BEIT, JR.,
G2itf Union Dock
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FOR SEAFORD DELAWARE
passengers leaving baltimore A. ~, connect at Viii
mngton with 10 p NJ train, $40 r NJ from Baltimore
with g.2j A. VI. train. " ~
NUTlCEAll colored persons, whether bond or ee will
M required to bring responsible white person. person
any known to the Undersigned who will be willing sign
bono TO the Company, before they win be passed over any
portion Of the road way
WA CR AWEtPn N.,,,,
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mo. GAYNOR,
q PROVISION DEALER,
As SOUTH
Constantly for sale Bacon Hams Sides Shoulders Lard
Ma.SI In IE.a-
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GRAPHODONETER"
~ THE NAME OF
4 MACHINE Just P4TENTED BY
J. NJ. WAN PLER,
CLILL 4 O MECKANInA ENGLNEEH.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

THNHE MERCANTILE AGENUl
"A
j. u PRATT x co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND 8. CHARLES STREETS
The prupretors respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers the Agency and who sell goods on
credit, to call and examine and test the reiabi
~ Of our information From long eNperence and the salts
factory testimonials of thousands Of merchants i'll the differ
ent cities East and Netwho have for been subscribers
we all who viii call whether they sell goods to
the cities country ample satisfaction the Telia
ty OF ogr information and the great benefit To be derived
he bV thp.. u lp IN ,Sryiln mUi-t
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

-; FUR NEW ORLEANS
, ~ - - DESPATCH LINE.
LOADS UP TOWN. FIRST VESSEL!
The fine, fast sailing schooner
SARAH CULLEN, JAS Cullen, Master,
Having most OF her cargo engaged and being of small capa
city, will have quick dispatch.
For balance freight passage apply to
HESLEN II ROGERS,
d2etf n. W. cor Pratt and Gay streets
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L. eys, -.az..::.s1 FOR THE

follows: ~ WI WI ~
Leave Camden Station Batmore-Mail (.xcept sunday
at 20 NJ Express daily at sos =. NJ for IL PARTS IIF
Llif EHI, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST The Mail
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont at 10 T. NJ and
lies over next morning. The Express goes directly
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STEAMBOATS,.

III FOR THE SOUTH
PHlA an and ,B%ALITIiMko(RRE, MORE, via the
TO E GHRE2EEfo YyEP@H EILE E
srnS G$ s$ S 1RHaSaAuE n%T'
BAY LINE xsEAG6&IRD sRF S&S3K Ei2 RAILROAD
The Schedule being rSed 6a ha4TaS subject
TO \" N' EEW Y6k& En fGe E ESPS T
From New York to W Wli%ns e = \ c SIS
s. p,,,n,, Norfolk l?Tlk ana Porthsmouth Va $ 90
fhliada to Wilmington, y. G., Ii On
Weldon, y. G., 10 50
= p.,tin,o.. b, Norfolk Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, G %
& Baltimore 10 Mlimlngt2n' \ c, Ii 80
Ss1i?iR and nj Portsmouth, Ei ya.. 5 60
between M Gcro! % t S BAGGAGE conveyeee Of charge
Passengers by ibis Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers and privileged iay Deer at nigi
rPARTCTAR @ @ Pa gegfE from New York
ana Pllladflpia by this Line will have their baggage
checked to L%'moLe onlp from whence it will be checked
on the Bay Boats to Weldon c. and from thence to points
For further Interrogation and Through Tickets (Which are
& e 5S a He ppy in NEW 9@K at the
o2Ve he AStor House or at The New Jersey Railroad Oce
panys Office 4 W corner of sixth and Chestnut streets tree m
at The Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BALT
Of TnG e Dock or on board the Bay Steamers
burthen repee with every comfort and convenience has
been added to the Line The Line being composed Of
and NORTH CAROLINA, Capt Jas Cannon having HRsGp
passed STATE room ana berth accommodations
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
nTy..f wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
Daily, Sundays excepted.
R5-Ar ; O'CLOCK. p. M.Ea
Or Immediately after the arrival of the F1prg2g from
which leaves New York A. NJ aud Philadelphia al l2ts
| r. NJ " ->'
The following is the Schedule,
LEAVE. LEAVE
New York, at clock A. NJ Portsmouth, 1T =, oclk
Philadelphia p. NJ Weldon at IL
Baltimore ? NJ Wilmington al 90 N
For Augusta Charleston and the South via the Manche5
ter Railroad, finished
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, or any other
points the lanes River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth Newbern, Wash
ngton, WedOn, G0!dShoro Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh
Wilmington, y, C., will find pleasant direct and
agreeable route NJ. v FALLS,
Baltimore Sept. 1858 President
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FOR STAFFORD, DELAWAR

ON 81 NUA vs. at $40 p NJ only All the trains connect
NJ with New York Trains except $40 r. NJ Saturdays
rom iAN IKE DE GRACE and intermediate places at O.
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- P. rrrnyAx F 3 s5E. TEAS &c.
Or sale the following articles, their Importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PpkI WlNES-Sandemans competition red and white
Port, In wood and i'll glass.
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard MarchS fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK WE Jahannesberger, Steinberger, Narcobrun
ner. Cabinet, Lieb frau-mch, Bronneberg, OF 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Sloet aud Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pnts -
BRANDIES-oard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
BTandies.
RTMS-Old and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlA-Ihe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA an3.tf
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me Norfolk OF Bay Line steamers will leave the COmpa
~ wharf, MON DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET

R5-AT O'CLOCK, p. M.-4a
Or immediately after the arrival EIprg2g from
which leaves New York A. NJ, Philadelphia at 2ts
p. NJ.
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"A ssssawsy-xssssassns lst"shoS Farnltass = puSlc
:s :ds s. IssSns SsFs
Dst bronze and cgmqlo rrspoh plate laer and
.SS snS
vsd chamber Furaare suits dutpg room Enrn.'urs
r.. s rssDsstay 9isra:
apssn. this Saturday AL the Furntre contained 10 the
Ave brown sSae rssdsnce - we sixth
sSd richest hou.shO nruars and Works q
A offered II hs Sale peremptory rain or
shine Catalogues at the house on the morning. Of saleo
=. ncnee a' iO'A 0'i paAwiSS ROOMS. am
so 40 bar Hirrors console Tables Encogares emcersd
$50 Curiaps French shades aud ROSEWOOD draw
Sfoese q he rs saa
hG Tstea Sofas two arm, reception and eight
centre Tables Stauary marble tops match be sa; adies
.ssh ssls Sscrssary and Bookcase lined with salnwood
imported BY Lsprong Msrco Coz superb artistic bronzss
sspreseniing Painting Music Poetry seasons, Nigh. and
gqas and CHINA serres China
and q
TX srs sDd ss ss
and Rods Bedrooms Rosewood bedroom Furniture
!, s.s sSs ,Sp pss
nina toilet sets hair Mattresses feather Beds Blankets Sheets
Quilts CSpnerpanes gosers and pnlows couch Chairs
pets. Curtains Third fourth sqrss-hahogsny and
French walnut chamber Farniture Bedding ogra.n Carpets.
Dishes as sc'
elery Stands dining and SERVICE ivory hsnde Knives and
Perks napkin Rnss Parian marble Punch Bowl, ruby glass
5e richly decorated Also large and desrabs assortment
4 bssenen and Kitchen Furniture with which the sale viii
Terms Of SALE cash In bankabe money certified
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Aucr1oN SALE OF BEAurIFuL HOUSEHOLD FUR

n piture i' II . els'A Nt
o'clock the entire rich and costly furniture contained in the
dwelling No 10 West Twenty first street. all Of which was
made 10 order and comprises the most rich and elegant coec
beautiful works Of offered auction this season all OF
which will sold without Catalogues at house.
The Furniture Of the part Of magnificent
double suit Of parior Furniture solid sewcod, covered in
crimson brocade ssng Of ten pieces with slip covers
full suit in gold and crimson brocade two elegant gothic Etc
ceres with plate doors marble tops; rosewood CENTRE sofa
and ner Tables mantel Mirrors silk and
lace Curtains French Escroie velvet and Wilton Carpes
stv Brouzes embracing Venus and classic subjects;
No. ~ valuable Paintings among which Madonna pur
aced IN Rome been valued $6000 also Stuary
,rana &c in bile; elegant bronze Chandeliers real
res ana Dresden antel Vases &C. rosewood Bedsteads
s~dr0Dss dressing Bureaus Commodes marble top Wash
siands y9unces heval Glasses, elegant hair Nat
ssses bsddns ossss saascS MONA
s se anS costly fS' furnished redc The
dnngroorn nur nv Of the sale account
@sssI 'WSroSs4 iS 5S xassppesrs
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I,RowNE 4 NICHOLS, Aucr1oNEERs OF % Mass =

DRowYE a NICHOLS AUCTIoNEERs OF Is NAssAr
ID street viii sell 1t No II Pearl street. Monday Nov
he Of large hotel and restaurant consisting Of mar
Ole top Tables mahogany and wood Chairs upwards az
room Furniture, Mattresses &C. and large assortment OF
khen &C. also the Bar with all It's
Decanicrs Tumbcrs &c also the stock of Wines Iiouors
and seqar, onssng of we'll known brands Of Brand a.
Wines Scgars &c. Also Lease Of the building with Wy
tures til the s Of May next with the privilege Of two years
renewal The premises run through from II Pearl street
Stone street.
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<yoRMAN 4 HUGHES, AUCTIoNEERs WILL SELL
IN this day 10 o'clock precisely 90 dozen Comtores 90
oyer Hoods rs shirts $50 dozen Hosiery also Collars
Bna cts wool Jackets Clohns Gloves &c, VIII DO sold al
No. .kaiLaU square
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4 UsrIoN xorIcE.-ByRNHAMs yyRNIruRE Ex.


4 UoTION NOTICE-BURNHAMs FURNITURE Ex.
press and Furniture Packing Establishment ence Nos.
NJ end lib West Eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth
Rich household Furniture Of every description boxed
md spped . all pArs Of The verdi Pianofertea Mirrors
Esnsngs Statuary Vases China and Glassware Of svery
description packed and moved horse wagons for The
rsno5aof furniture 70 the country, Storage for furniture
A UgTION NOTICE. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY
"A g. j. BOGART.-SaturdAy, Nov q at IL o'clock q.
Park row y the basement sale q Printing
Presses Steam Engine Boiler Fixtures qnantky
u Type and Printing Materials.
A UCTION NOTICE.-CLOTHING, DRY AND FANCY
"A Goods Clocks &C.. HENRY GREEN will sell this day 1t
Mxoclock ~ l9i William street. quantity Of Clothing and
rancy dsods Chessmen Boxes Toys Small Wares Clocks
Petnres, Cutlery Jeweiry &C.. ~ se 9f,as a. $500
A UCrIoN NOTICE.-MORTGAGEEs SALE OF GRO
a series Liquors segars Dc HENRY GREEN viii sell
Coffee Soap Candles smoked and picked Salmon Pigs Heads
Biscuits Soda OIL Brandy and other Liquors. Segars Port
Whe &c. Hy Benson MORTGAGE. Also, 5000 Segars slight
damaged; quantity Of White Lead. Paints loo paint
Broshes sand Paper, Lampback Also 1000 lbs bird Pep
pers r.eTs-ft .t,t- ~
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"A EIEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
:. =. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

"A I EIESANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- III AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ALL THE ROSEWOOD FuRN1TUREt -
Contained the private residence OF Professor Pater in
West Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
- THIS DAY SATURDAY), NOV. s,
.,t4. Commencing at lDL O'clock {7s
DRAWING ROOMS. tss IL r
Two sod rosewood suits Of parlor Furniture carved Ia
fuh and covered in three colored satin brocade, with slip
TO match order by Messs Kingsley and
velvet medallion Carpets French lace Curtains Cornces and
Shadcs Canterbury Bookcases lined with satwood Escre-
torc; Etegere mirror doors and back. II. bAI s4'5 t
- PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS. r
Also ..4.e .4l.
One solid rosewood Panoorte full octave mother pearl
Keys inlaid with pearl, cost $3.50 @"t
Exquisite Marble Statuary large Bronze Groups BY artists
= - 60 : - OLD PAINTINGS,
Most of which copies from celebrated works OF Rubens
sRaphaeln 'TtianS Dosetta" and Murlo Jewel Boxes,
Gases Of Dresden, Painted China &s &c.
Dinng roomWalnut extension dining Table dinner Set
epmp,ete Also China Tea Set, ivory balanced
handled Knives Forks Silver Table spoons and Teaspoons
silver Forks sugar Spoons oak Chair suit Of cove red
Hair Cloth foot oonans Spitoons Mirrors Clocks En-
cravings, &c.
match marbletop, division drawers lined with satnwood;
Oommode spring hair Mattresses feather Beds PHI
bronze Clock Turkish easy Lounge Chairs match;
gsat Chairs Rocker lace Curaius Shades and Coces
rosewood Table marble Brussels Carpet Rugs
Al Second third and fourth stories contain mahogany Bed
rteds Bu eaus Washstnds Bedding of every description,
spring bottom and seat Chairs Sofas audSoa beds three
Div and ingram Carpets. Also Nursery Furniture Sale "
commence In the kitchen. II. 7. LEEDS, Auctoneer
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A UCTION NOTICE. ad
"a N. G. EDEY, Auctioneer.
RzRA LUDLOW, JR: 80 A
Wni sell this day, .
SATURDAY, November S,

SATURDAY, November5
Al O'clock tn front Of saesroo No 66 Cedar street. oppo
. site the Post Office. u q. M
SPLENDID AND VALUABLE BAY HORSE is hands
kgh years old, warranted fecy soHnd, kind gentle
all harness. and is also very pleasant under the saddle lie
warranted 10 mn his mile In three minutes and In every
respect for gentemans driving be Ii unexccponabla
A VERY SUPERIOR NO.ToP LIGHT WAGON, city
built made TO order for $75 has been used
IN excellent silver plated Harness.
A number Of new and second hand vehiclea ~ e M a
1000 RI laNs aFt ALSO. n - " 4a :. ~. +.
Ayarey Of angle and double Harness, second
UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART AUCTIONEER-BY
IA 8. J. B0GART-Mouday Nov. Z, 10 O'Clock at the
auction No. North William street. mortgage sale
three Horses vzOne brown Mare about Is high one
JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for MORTGAGE +,
Also At l02 o'clock, at the auction room, large quantity
Furs :
A UrIoN sALE.-READY MADE CLOTHING PIECE
TALAR, auconeer, q Bowery. will SELL on Monday 7b
instant l O'clock large pilot petesham
felt cashmere and cloth ock sack business over zo
saan plush Vests Broadcloths Casseres
Doeskins Satinets silk Velvet together with large lot Of
Callers Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Slippers, &c. 7l54A
"A win sen this day. at l0 o'clock, at saesroo Nassau
street, large assortment of and second hand rosewood
and mahogany paror and chamber Furniture viz Rosewood
and mahogany Tee etes and parlor Chairs Brussels
Tables dining Tables
Bullets rosewood Pianoortes mahogany Pianoore
dressing Bureaus Washands, Bedsteads hair Mattresses
Bedding &c the whole to be perempory sold to the hghes
plete military Overcoat Catalogues ready deposits
required; also, Bagatele Table, lAo. ta ~ f# 1a
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"A SALE OF WET GOODS,
PART OF THE CARGO OF THE NEW WORLD.
WILLIAM TOPPING Il CO., AUCTIONEERS
#G9aNs i VIII sell on ffG
asa n ~ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, te1 e0.H&
Al their auction rooms, y J. -.----Y.- lpattss 5N
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE DRY GOODS,
An purchased for fall and winter sales and slightly damaged
by water New World Catalogues ready early
morning of sale. a4sA M
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NTATRIMoNIAL--A GENTLEMAN, AGED TWENTY
M eight of good and standing wishes 70 E -
OF agreeable Young lady, widow win ssw "
marriage. Address. With particulars, In sirict eonnus0as
gepTy X JypSgp. Nsw Y2lk Pess 9ues'
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COOPER INsTITUTE-UNION SERvICEs-TWENTY.
" lfh Sunday Nov 6. Rev. Chs rles j. Jone, will preach
81 ~, and Rev. Dr. Hutton at ~ r. NJ. Sunday noon
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A REVIEW OF REV. DIR. THOMPsONs LECTURE
"a on the Rich man ard Iazarus' viii be given by Rev
ner Of Downing street 70 morrow evening at TX O'Clock
ing, at l011 O'Clock. .g sss.r : II -, -. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

DUfcH FLOWER ROOTS AT AtiprroN-THis DAY
- and Saturday, by J t. VAN ANTWERP,l1 rs Willindn
reet At lo o'clock each day0 coicc colecon *
iC fnsfss e Jc5 GssEs MsrssuA
ss &c Gardeners and sshers sn9ed 70 atsnd Cats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
M dc John H. BURLEf, auconeer will sell this day
a. 46 Canal street Hudson marble top and
other Bureaus Wasbsands mahogany marble top and other
dshes soss sofa Beds lounges mahogany rocking and
ster Pillows Bedding Looking Glasses Pictures earhen and
china dinner Sets mahogany and other Bedsead hat Racks
willow Ware, Cutlery, &c. r. A. TAiIMADGE Attorney
for mortgage. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

EoR sAIE-oN A VALUATION, THE LEASE, STOCK
and Fixtures Of an excellent and Well fitted up aud
coffee located good business corner the Third
avenue, doing good business, rent low Apply TO T.
GAFFNEY, 81 Chatham street. - 7yla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

TOR sALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
an Gid established boot and shoe se Of the best loc
ter the business Apply at SAT Broadway. up stairs. a
+ c. Is. HOWES l. co.