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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

Tha Patriot, of Nashville. aDnoun-
ces that Hou. f. K. Zollicofier, in
pursuance of a determination long
since formed, will not be a candidate
for re election to Congress.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

An extraordinary trial has opened
in the first civil chamber in Paris.
Twelve homeopathic doctors have
commenced aI action for $4,000
francs damage from an allopathic
journal, for an attack upon their
system Of medicine. 1t is the yir-
tues of that system which they de-
sire to establish, and not a peeuniary
claim, for they promise TO give the
money to the poor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

LOTTERIES. Without a dissenting
voice, the House of Representatives
of Georgia has passed bill repeal.
ing all laws authorizing lotteries in
that State, and prescribing certain
penalties for all schemes and sale Of
tickets, after the lst Of June, 1859.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

The highest prise paid for domes-
tic labor at Chicago at the present
time is Sc per month. Farm labor
is worth ten to twelve dollars per
month. Persons who live on such
wages must deny themselves many
Of life 5 comforts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06
Money {! Money !!

VA notify all those that are in EE--zl
w dehted to rs nv note or ac-
count, to come forward and make e-11-----J
payment between this and the FIRST EzSR-
day ian January next. Allthose who
shall fail to make payment by that time. VIII
have TO settle with an ofic 7. as We are deter
mined to put ont ali OF oar unpaid notes and
accounts on the first Monday in January. We
have given good time and fair warning and
hope you will paw ms by that time.
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Nov. %. 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

One Underline has been convicted
of robbing the Indianapolis post Of
fee. anc sentenced to the State prs
on for three years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06
E0uR HORSE hi,u CNigH.

NIIIE only one in Lincoln county, o-G
Il running regularly three 60
times week and back, from Tullahtma to
Fayetteville. Leaving Tullahoma Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday; in return leaves Fay
etteville, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday to
connect the Mail and for the accommodation
of passengers. Good teams and careiuidriVers
Fare through g.
July S. 1888. JUN ii. a EOh
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

A bill has been introduced into
the Georgia Legislature abolishing
the retail sale of liquors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

III Giles county, Tenn: the other
day Frank Kirk was killed oy oo Joon
N;chol, who was bailed in s5ooo.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

A small drove Of hogs, about 200
in number, were sold in Danvllle,
Va, last week at IS per hundred.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06
Ladies' Hats.

:" HITE and COLORED, any number. and
w at all PRICES.
Sept. %. T. c. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06
$50 Reward !!

PROkE Jail in the county of Lincoln, *
Ao about December last, my Negro -
Man, NELSON. l viii give S25 re- -.
ward for the apprehension of said Nelson n
the county of Lincoln, and $50 if caught ont
of the county of Lincoln-in either case, said
Nelson to be delivered to me, or lodged il
Lincoln county Jail.
De S @ r TP tom.
Nelson is Is to 20 years of age, about 5 feet
inches high, has one or two sears on his face.
and had on when he broke Jail, heavy. bushy
hairs blacksmith by trade, and viii weigh
from 80 to 40 lbs.
JAMES P. BURKE
Fayetteville, Tenn, June 4, 1S51-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

Under our system of popular rep
resentation, 1877 900 Democratic
electors have now but two members
of the forty-one which are elected to
the Senate and House from New
England. In the next Congress the
probability is that the 1000 Dem
Ocrats, comprising three-sevenths O.
tie voting population Of New Eng.
land, will not have single person tC
present and advocate their views
although, if parties were represented
according to their strength, they
would be entitled to seventeen, an(
their opponents to twenty. four.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

REPRESENTATION OF PoLITCAL MIN
cRTlEs IN CoNeREss.-ln the six
New England States, the people,
according to the latest elections, are
divided as follows in political senti-
ment:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-06

Democrats -. 1856 600
Opposition .242, COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-26

NIbIO'S GARDEN.
IN NIXON q CO.'S SUPERB EQUESTRIAN C)xPANY
OPENING NIGHT
t SERIES OF GRAND FE5TIyAL9
THuRSnAY Ian T


GARD S e fSRs SS | 1;s d i,
he public VITO species which p
pnla ss viii s s sSs 70 % p
from lively severe. which make perfectly enjoyable
Of the prove TIA. their Of
fort: have been guy appreciated BY the public aod they have
Of which would be hazardous for the
when
Guided ~ hi. feeling Msssrs NIXON Co. h.vs succeeded
After soghsned negotiation in Masking Arrangement with
-. WA- I'VE syER f PoF r: s1DLos GARDEN.
' '' BRILLIANT WINTER SEASON
hoaae order give fuhei effect 70 the performances at this
bias been induced 70 leave ny quiet retreat in Pennsyvaua
and the wonderful
and other TRAINED ANIMALS.
who ssInes. sol,.son and great outlay
81 nf W.T. q Sc EGS
nave been Obtained quite unnecessary to say word In
IMMENSE POPULAR PAvoRrTE
a. M Rice Crowned with laures in every fecdon OF
U into
sd I'D sd $ Ss
OF his airacsyeness is found 10 the e,pense attend
sy
public.
The management likewise wsh direct attention TO the
gagemenis Of
Mr.. WHITLEY AND FAMILY,
with their
FAMOUS DANCING HORSES
WONDERFUL. TRICK PONIES.
Full particulars Of the performances OF this talented family
will be given In the bills
With these and several other
NEW AND STRIKING FEATURES.
and the whole force of Nixon Il Cas-
GRAND EQUESTRIAN COMPANY,
headed by the great MEIvIL.E the wonderful LITTLE
ALICE, the renowned LsNTON and SIE9RIST,
including the
FIRST ARTISTS OF THE DAY
. NUMBERING OVER FORTY PERFORMERS,
the manasem believe that they command success
The high char acter Of Nibos Garden IL sufficient guarau
tee that the Will be In every worthy the
patronage OF the refined classes Of the community.
The performances will be commenced ut IL and will be
finished at I0x O'Clock
EQu ESTRIAN MATINEES.
Due notice will be given of the first
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
PRiCFS az ususl.
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III AknWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JNO. VAN ANT.
n regular trade gale Of hardware will take place
~ sock on Thursday jan n, at ~ william street. In
me above are 70 dozen raised ye cast steel 30
c scks dozen steel and iron shoves 70 dozen
ana NIL HES 100 dozen 80 cards pocket knives
prsnes assorted 10 assorted clocaa 6ne English
guns psaea orhs and spoons nuske &c Also viii be
tlnued the sale OF stock OF sh. II goods 49, w.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of large stock Of superb watches and jeweryBy
H. SCHENCK.-Third sale this day. 18th inst, at l0s
O'Clock at their saesroom 50 Nassau street. by of hs
levers detached levers and other watchea hunting open
cases also few fine ladies' waches also assortment
OF rich jewery comprising full sets of bracelets pins and
earrings set Of pins and earrings with mosaic fine
French paintings and other styles; bracelets brooches,
studs sleeve buttons vest and guard chains &C. Sale
remptory for cash, by order Of the assignee.
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ExECUTORs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
~ 4c-A NJ CRIsTALAR, auconeer q Bowery, will sell
tn day at l0 o'clock large lot Of urnrs consisting OF
soias chairs bedseads mattresses bureaus lounges wash
stands crockery and kitchen utensils also large
peuns oicloth mating &C. &c. by order of Warner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-26

A rToMNAs HARP MATINEE
TOMORROW THUBs0Ay) MORNING, Jan. q, 1889,
At DODWORThs Rooms.
On which occasion the
PROGR ANNE
will conss, OF the following repertoire of elaborate modern
Harp compositions from which the audience requested TO
select of three at each performance The Natl
will with for first time In American Alvars
Grand Concerto in Hat legr0 briante andante aud rond0
with the panofore OF the orchestral parts kindly
executed by Mr. Woge Alvars Great Fantasia Moses In
Egypt Goderoi'a ljanse des sylphes Aptommas' Home
Sweet Home Fantasia Monecchi and Semrarnde.
Avars Studio in imitation Of the Mandone spommas Last
of Summer. Alvsr's Fantasia Lucreza Borga. Al
Fantasia Lucia di Lammermo0r. Ap0mmas' Taran
tea Alvars Fantasia Oberon dedicated to Isz Alyars
Italian Airs John Thomas Rhapsody, La Aed
taon Avars Fsntssia-ori0nsl. Alvar's Serenade, APP
tommas' Potpourri Scotch Melodies Alvars Andantuo
dedicated Thaberg. Ayars Danse des Fees Aptommas
Welsh Melodies John Thomas SeaSeQR-Spring, summer
Autumn, Winter. Avars Danse des fAxes. Got!schalks
Marcle de Mutt Blumenthal's La Source.
FINALE.
John Thomas Souvenir u Nord-Duet for Harp and Piano
forte First time.
usher will be in attendance to the performer
the names of the compositions selected.
TO COMMENCES AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Price of admission 80 cents. Reserved seats ST.
TO be had ut Scharienoerg Luis music at Hall
sons Dressings and at the entrance the morning of the
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AnIUsEmE HIT,z.


w ~ THIS EVENING.
The performance 9. hi. arranged a. to .eri
nate ,vI SEroRs HLE nsyn o'cL ssdysa
OF Mr. Lester waliack's xvw n..u.
in which rRywArn.ax
suss.ins principal character.
Electric effect q the ,.
THE T xssa ShaS BY T rhE z5Ux'vm
THE sEe11zs 4. "A: ~ ~ TEE MARCH
% "a o
'''''d ''s1'''A'' IN A!ff FIJI VETERAN;
FRANCE AssiS ALGERIA.
Gosss Dsi.As q The Preach Infantry NJ Wsn.ss
Eugene 1s por, h s.sa.n s:' Whs.sSs
fsssisn.ss is. Tho E'F sss
Lieutenant aorisr tasoeiles
Banchs Divry niece 70 he Colonel Mss Mary Cannon
hTs ,Ms,n.ks an Enslsh lady, relative of the
Katy dc viv.nders Hs Tree
Tho vmir Mohammed AkAha' N, pvo.,
Annsn hs SITTER. Mrs. Hosy
The Sultan of Myra M Rsn.s
3. y SSs ...s
compo.ed for him By Clsdasnt whise5 -'''S'
Hssssn Noursddn dealer in as. 2p Young
mastsphA Aouivad. ..hr Jeites
SGD: q Psrsioe
zsida her attendant Miss
French Servants Arab. Of the Desert aas
sHS6rs 81 ZEN ks Ak Rsnfs 81 IS
T1 xs .NHg L
Drawing Room In the Chatesu Deimar evenng Underwood
The for Ssn a. aa
asm-Is ehec's-Le0n's aRf yicsEryi
Room In the Chateau Demar with View Of the Grounds and
Posno1s nservsmFaisr and IT, causes
and Of the oversThe appeal and s
sucsessudden appearance Of the Colonel-Dscovery
'''' - LAPS, aas e SF H. YEAR
Scene I-colonsl Demars Quarters in an Algerian VII.
re dead seuy-Yus:ci and bis Emr OATH
The Arab and the old sodsrThe leeThe ChAsseur
Scene -Moorsh Ruins the Borders Of the Desertsun
Yasaei and osoa-Ths anbush-Brotier and s.stsr.TSe
Scene Hall of Audience attached to the sulsns
Appearance Of oh.n Xa.n-He stitch in adsuens-ar re
sSS is rsTIsn %s
does no, IeS 1'''-' '''NeA AUG Anu
kggens and Ison-Ioye ireland you're
themThe yizers return to consciousness Starting
Scene 1.-THE Of Gulnare beautiful and luxurious
ns on
and oyBlanchs and Lecnlove and ArabioResul Of the
Magnificent Apartment in The Palace with the gardens
and distant view OF the country BY moonlight
The approach Of the Colonel zeu.ve escortNobs
peal of Mohamm ed-The Colonels arrival
DANCE OF THIN AI.MEHS
The confession and the seneuceThe Sulan threat and
Coopels defance-The massacre resolved on-sThe Trum
pet"The storm spproaches-"Fire the Chssians"
Herosm Of the Arab maideu-The ahel.
THE ZOUAVEH.
TABLEAU VI
Ssr snd e. o oS
s sas
other mistake cleared up-Love and duty-The Arabs pride
The Colonels decision Bsnche-Leon- Another mistake
Orders for home-The veterAn-The departure
GRAND TABLEAU,
Showing the Zouave regiment with their band colors VIVIAN
dleres, DO, &C., on the march, aud
THE LAST PARTING
Doors at 6X Performance commences ct o'clock.
Books Of the play for sale ut the theatre.
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NEW PUBL.ICATTONs.
Just published, and for sale by a
DERBY dJACKsoN ll9 Nassau sire 4

WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE
w GAKDENERs MONTHLY AND HORTICULTURAL
ADVERTISER periodical devoted 20 horticulture boa
NY aboricuure and rural affairs and published at % North
Sixth street. Philadelphia and edited by Thomas Meehan the
well known writer on horticulture and botany. OF large
size containing twenty four quarto pages or seventy
columns and beautifully printed excellent paper The H.
Illustrations numerous and well executed among
notice full plan Of the Central Park New York. accompanied
by description and account OF s first origin cost and
condion also specimens Of rustic ornaments for gardens
no air ensne and cost Of running the same new
prove quite an acqu,on to numerous country gentlemen
and The terms only 81 New
York agents.. BRIDGEMAN $40 Broadway. and A. o.
Moore, l40 Fulton street.
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"A Comp.nxs New York and Galwsy Line ofhs ns,t de-
Captain Geo VIM Jackson fhursday the Nh Of January
INT touching a 81 Johns receive The royal mails
:uang he ticket. =. Pc principal oiss on railway routes
fork 40 and bedding PAaass TO g. Johns Frs class s3s
For sShs Or passage inquire oe the Amssosa lzprs.
eompany Hudson and = their other advertised oce.
IN the Interior the third oass be Beoured At
any Of the above oces bring out om any Of the
principal euss the hines Of railway In Great Britain for SS
q hen Galway ~ $50. -
ALEX HOLLAND, Manager.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HsNRY n. LEEDS AUCTIoyEtR, sALEsR0oM 2,
Ii Nassau strect-HENKY II. LEEDS 4 Co will sell Al
auction Wednesday, Jan &C. at 0h O'Clock. at 90 west
street, between Sixth aud Seventh Avenues
gentee houaehod furnure the properly gentlem
Ing the city, consisting OF carpets paror u
order In crimson; silk brocael aud lace
tsns rosewood ma'be top centre tables pier glasses do
marble natch Ane pictures and
engravings old picture by Audubon rosewood panofore
made by Nunns Fisher; oomans aud dvans embroidered
screens music rack plate glass DOORS elegant
tic medaons ,od bedsteads bureaus Aci
mahogany do mahogany secretary and bro and
marble tables mAutel ornaments Brussels and ingram
carpets feather beds &c china glass and kitchen
all in lrsr aia OrdAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-26

MOS6On Thursday Jan. n, at 10Y O'clock At No. LIS
West Twenty h street. between Seventh and Egh avenues
the entire geneel household furniture of said house,
ing rosewood and suits rosewood piano. Brussels
and ingram ocoths beds bedding china,
plated ware, &C. Catalogues at sale. Terms cas6, In city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-26

~ BROADWAY
4ff SNIFFIN CAMPBELL. MINSTRELg
TUESDAY EvENING. JAN: Is AND EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK.
CROWDED HOUSES-DELIGHTED AUDIENOHS,
First night Of the laughabe extravaganza, entitled tho
INAUGURATION BALL.
BILLY BIRCH in his inimitable Breakneck Act
Mr.. f. BOWERS will introduce the Yellow Covered No
vel, volume and page.
THE TEUTONIC FAMILY.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND YEARS AGO;
Or Scenes from Domestic Drama.
LOCAL BANJO SONG by the Arab Brothers,
HERMAN, HERNANDEZ, GOULD AND MOSTG0MERIs
The greatest Qusrtette Band In the profession
j. B. DONE1KER Master CHARLES Il. GOLDEN, q. ".
MOORE b. A. COTTON. OLD BOB RIDLEY.
Doors open at 81; commences at * o'clock.
ADMISSION Is CENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-26

trescheIy Of his own sex desires to make the acquan
lance Of lady, with view TO business partnership Ills
business whch very probable needs the aid Of few thou
sand dollars, for which very liberal interest would be SO
ton viii be offered. Communications will be held implicitly
confidential required Address W, A. II Herald oacc.
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A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT WILL BE
"A given to Mrs NJ r. CLARK, at the City Assembly Rooms
446 Broadway Thursday evening Jan a. 1859 which
will be assisted by Madame Mccarthy
eminent talent Tickets 80 cents be had of the
of Arrangements v Fowler James Lynch
William Miner, f. l. Donnelly and hundred ohers For
Dr. JOHN BURKE, Chairman.
+. /. DONEELLY Secretary.
MICHAEL GOODWIN, Treasurer.
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sf 81 SazPEDtGs WIZ
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
STEAMSHIPS
FROM Few YORK TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief cabin passage $40
second cabin passage. rs
<~. ERPooL~ -
passage
oeSuu caDin
~ ne ships rom Boston call At Halifax T
PERSIA, Capt Judkius ICANADA. Capt Lang tt
ARABIA Capt J. Stone. AMERICA, Cspt Mlllar.
ASIA, Capt Il. q. Lott NTA9ARA Capt Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt Shannon. EUROPA Capt j. Leitch
These vessels carry white light masthead; green
starb0ard bow; red port bow
NIAGARA Lang. leaves Boston, "Wednesday. January %
EUROPA, Leitch n. York "Wednesday February
ARABIA Gtouo Boston, Wednesday. February Q
AMERICA, Milar, Boston. Wednesday. February rs
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on b0ard -
The owners Of ships viii be accountable for gold
silver bullion :pees eys precious stones or metals un
therein expressed. For freight or passage apply e
x. CUNARD, No Bowling Green.
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A UCTICE EOTICE-ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF GROCE.
IA ries, provisions, &c.

VIII sell at auction to morrow Thursday at l0z O'clock at
No les Washington street, Dey street. the contents of
Wholesale grocery and provision store consisting Of sugars
-four butter cheese lard &c. and general assortment
posts required from all purchasers BY order of The As
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NEENDElSsOHN UNION.
N1 COOPER INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. q, 1859,
Rcssinis grand oratorio,

MENDElssOHN UNION.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. q, 1859,
MOSES IN EGYPT.
Solos By the following named dsiaguis he'd artss:-
Miss M NJ " h M1RAS6,A. Mrs. GkuHf wxRNrKr
DR.. CHAS GUILaETTE.
e. WASHBOURN MORGAN. ................ Conductor.
Tickets 80 EACH be obi at the
at the pianoorte wareroom Of Judson Munger 22 Broad
way.
Mr. Robert Stoepels symphony, HIAW ATHA Is reheAr
SAL and VIII shory be produced with full orchestral
panimens.
r,HE NEW SANTA CLAUS,
2Prince street.
Between Broadway Crosby streets opposite Nblo's.
The comfortable and warm
. CONCERT ROOM
EXTRA ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
Mr. JERRY MERaIFIELD sssae Nsnsssr
Great success and upbounded applause Of
Miss EVA BRENT.
the Prma Donna of the
ballads and cavanss.
First appearance of
Mr. JERRY MERRYFIELD
since his severe ndsposon who will his budget Of
micaliies OF vocalism.
BEHOLD THE NAMES.
Miss EVA BRENT the charming gstress;
Miss g sGsiI, IL WEST, Danssuses.
Mr. IEEsY and y s sS s
Mr. D. COLLINS, Bsiadist; :. N'' ''''
Mr.. H. WEST, Pantemimist.
WITH FULL ORCHESTRA,
under the direction Of Mr. STRAUB who will preside II ~
piano.
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CoMPTR0LLER's OFFICE NASHVILLE TENN, DEC
~ Is, l858.-Under the provisions Of the of 18th Feb
1856 CHI and other upon tbs subject banking
will sell public auction at the Merchants Exchange in Wal
street. New York city, the Sd of February 1889 from
day day until they all disposed Of the following bonds
endorsed by State Of Tennessee belonging the wing
free banks in qudationto wit 81 Nashville aud Chat
tanooga Railroad bonds for 81 each belonging the Bank
OF Claiborne; A East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds
for 81 900 each belonging 10 the Bank of Jerson East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds for 81 600 each be
longing the Bank OF Trenton IL Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad bonds and IS Memphis city bonds all for each
belonging TO the Bank Of Tazewel
JAMES r DUNLAP, Comptroller.
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ZINE ARTN.

" RrCHARDTs EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN
scenery snow opened att National Academy Of De
sign Tenth street. between Broadway and Fourth evenue
from gto snd from 10 10 o'clock Admission ceru Sea-
son tickets 50 cents.
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built double and single
sleigh robes blankets bells sheets halters &C. being
the balance OF stock The whole TO be sold
without Also several sets of made up furs be
sold above.
UCTION NOTICE.-JOHN J. RENNIE, AUCTIONEER
"A Office $50 Bi oadway.
Magnificent household furniture,
At the private residence No. 90 West Twenty sixth
Sixth avenue commencing at 10Y O'Clock to hurs
' DRAWING ROOMS.
Consisting of two suits of drawing furniture
in rich brocade carved In fruit and 1owers medallion
tuary op sofa size tables Turkish rock
ing char lounges and egeres mirror doors and back pier
and manel mirrors bronze and ou clocks velvet carpets
match lace and brocate curtains French shades
nices, DC.
PIANoFORTE.
Solid carved rosewood psnofore, solid pearl ulnid
with carved rosewood stool covered in brocade
French embroidered cover, music rack, books &c.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood bureaus stauary marble top beds,eads wash
stands and commodes to match hair feather
BEDS holsters pillows blankets quilts Sheets counter
panes, carpets. rugs curtains mirrors paintings cocks
Mahogany chamber furniture contained In third fourth and
fifth stories OF every description.
DINING ROOM
China dinner and tea highly decorated solid silver din
and tea services rich glass decsners Wines
champagnes finger bowls gobets desserts ivory balance
handled knives and forks extension dining tables sofa
carpet, rugs oval mirrors clock, &c.
= OIL PAINTINGS.
very rich and large variety by the most eminent artists
Parties dessg such would do we to attend Sale positive
without regard to weather cash deposit from every pur
chaser will be eyacted
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NYoTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LETTERS FOR
IN Miss Maggie Mitchell Il addressed to the undersigned
Ess Fayee street. Baltimore, Nd, VIII meet with prompt at
tention S,W, GLENN.
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UCTION NOTICE:-M. @. EDEY. AUCTIONEER -
"A EDGAR LUDLOW. Jr, viii sell this day W sdnss.
day Jan 2 at II o'clock, the salesrooms No. Pine
street elegant single seiehs one second hand large double
tor four HANDSOME iop buggie six road and
raj other styles Also elegant sleigh Lap and carriage robes
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A UCTION NOTICE
a FURS. FURs. FURS.
The balance of fine furs belonging TO the late
j. II. HARLEY,
VIII be snld at nuhlic anction

BY WILLIAM T. BOYD, auctioneer,
No. 81 John street, door from Nassau.
Sale this day, Wednesday, at II o'clock and
continue this week until the entire stock OF aie
and chdrens manuas mufs and cuffs sod sleigh
robes gents fur gents fur gloves &C. &o all OF which
actured by Mr. H. for first class retail trade
To be sold without reserve.
Sale every day this week. commencing at IL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-26

UCTJON NOTICE.--GFO. JACOBSON, AUCTIONEER
"A By E. AARON at No. GO Nassau street this day. at
I0a O'Clock, splendid sortment of fine gold watches all
warranted Tor Tune ana Quality also hne stock or Jewery
chase for their sell again will do wei to attend
Sale reserve,