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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-19

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KNOWLES & GROsVENOR,
Attorneys at Law, Athens, Athens County, o.,
will attend the several Courts of Meigs County,,
on the first day of each term. Office at the.
sGibson House." 2-16-1y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-19
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

NJ. A. Hudson, Proprietor, formerly occu- ~
pied by NJ. A. Webster one square below EisL
the Rolling Mill, Pomeroy, o. By endeavors to-
accommodate both man and beast in the best
manner, Mr.. Hudson hopes to receive con-
stantly increasing patronage. 2-5-1y
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The Progress of Methodism.

The Progress of Methodism.
From the official return, submitted to
the General Conference now in session
at Buffalo, we CLEAN the following in
teresting statistics of Methodism in the
world:
Total members, 9S2634
Add travelling preacher, l3,2Oa
Total communicants in America, ,995,s43
Total communicates in Europe, 736,392
Total 2,732, Jas
Minor bodies whose statistics be exactly as
certained-lU,G03 members and 300 preach
ers, iO,i6O
Grand total g,742a45
Supposing three members of the con-
gregation to one of the Church, Ga very
moderate estimate for Methodist congre-
cations, we have an aggregate popula-
tion depending on the ministrations Of
Methodism, Of hardly less than eleven
millions.
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NJ. BLAETNER,

Carriage s. Wagon Manufacturer, cd"L
Front street. first corner below the AA8--
Rolling Mill, Pomeroy, O. All articles in his
line of business manufactured at reasonable
rates, and they are especially recommended for
durability 2-5-1y
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Ohio Teachers, Association.

Ohio Teachers Association.
The twelfth annual meeting of this
body will be held i'll the city OF Newark,
on the 9th and 9th of July, commencing
at 9 o'clock A NJ Of the former day
(Thursday.)
Reports from prominent educators are
expected on the following subjects.
l. County Boards Of School Exam
lners
2. The Importance of the High
School
g. The Supervision of Graded Schools
f. The Culture of the VIII.
s. The study of Language, with spe-
cial reference to Rational Culture.
g. Life and services of Horace Mann
Addresses will be delivered by Prof
E. B. Andrews, of Marietta College, W.
E. Crosby, Esq, of Cincinnati, and the
President, John Hancock, Esq, of Gin
cinnati
Ladies will be entertained in private
families. The hotels propose liberal
terms. The usual half fare tickets upon
railroads have been solicited.
B1|A few days ago, negro, after
gazing intently at the japanese in Wash
ington, exclaimed: eff de white folks is
as dark as dat out dar whar dey come
from, [ wonder what's de color of de
niggers?'
Another darkey who had noticed the
parade in receiving and entertaining the
japanese, said to companion: 81 tell
you what, Sam, de colored folks is get
tin up; why denis nothing but niggers,
and de white folks make great fuss case
dey come great ways visitin Our
turn come next, Sam, pend ont"
B@P When the Hon Mrs Newton was
applied to, on Hoods death, for con-
tributioH to the fund then raised for his
destitute widow, and headed by Sir
Robert Peel with the munifcent dona-
tion of ESQ., she promptly sent liberal
subscription with the following lines:
To cheer the widow heart in her distress,
To make provision for the fatherless,
Is but Christian duty, and none should
Resist the heart appeal of WIDOW HOOD.
Poetry, punning and piety are not
often thus happily united.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-19

McQUIGG s. SMITH,
Leather Dealers and Finders, Court street, three
doors below the Bank, and opposite Branch's.
Store Pomeroy 0.
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MARTIN HAYS,

MARTIN HAYS,
Attorney-at-Law, Harrisonville Meigs Co., o.,
will promptly attend to all business that may
be entrusted to his care, in the several State
Courts of Ohio,and in the U. S. Court for the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. 3-3
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9usinfss CARDS.

s. A. BuRNAP. p. B. sTANBERY. ..
BURNAP & STANBERY,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law Particular
attention paid to the collection of claims. Of
fee on Front street, at the head of Steamboat
Landing, few doors east of the Gibson House
Pomeroy, o. 2-38-1y
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ELECTORS

For Electors Of State at large; Fred
Hassaurek of Hamilton County, and
Hon. Jos. NJ. Root of Erie, were chosen:
Hassaurek was unanimously elected, over
Columbus Delano, by 266 votes to the
others 1856. Several Congressional dis
tricts did not elect AS far as announced
the following are the Electors:
First Congressional District-Benj
Eggleston.
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SIMPSON &LASLEY

Attorneys s. Counselors at Law, and general
collecting agents, Pomeroy, o. Office in the
Court House. 2-5-1y.
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T. WHITESIDE,
Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, three Ffln
doors above stone bridge. The best of REs}
work, for Ladies and Gentlemen made to order.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

For member of the Board Of Public
Works there were large number of
candidates presented. j. II. Chamber
lain of Summit county, Kent Jarvis of
Stark county, and Levi Sargent Of
Tuscarawas county, being the most
prominent. Sargent was nominated on
the first ballot by very large ma
jority, Hamilton county voting almost
unanimou sly for him. 1t is good nom
ination.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.

For Attorney General the candidates
were: j. D. Cox of Trumbull county, r.
M. Corwine of Hamilton county, James
Murray of Wood county, Samuel E.
Brown Of Miami county, H. McMath OF
Harrison county, George Gage of War
ren county. Two ballots were taken.
On the second the contest was be-
tween Corwine and Murray, the latter
receiving 254 votes, and the former 172.
Corwine received the support of the
Western Reserve and of large ajority
of the Hamilton County delegation, and
would have been nominated but for the
opposition, on personal grounds, of two
or three men from Cincinnati, and the
fact that his competitor was from the
Northwest.
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PETER RLAMRRECHT,

PETER LAMBRECHT,
Matchmaker & Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry and Fancy Articles, Court street, below
the new Banking House, Pomeroy. Watches,
Checks and Jewelry carefully repaired on short
notice. IL
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w. A. AICHER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, and wholesale and
retail dealer in Watches Clocks, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods, Front street, below the "Reming-
ton House Pomeroy. Particular attention
paid to repairing all articles in my line IL
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SUPREME JUDGE,

The candidates for Supreme Judge
were Jacob Brinkerhoff, the present in
cumbent, VIM. Lawrence of Logan
county, Noah H. Swayne of Franklin
county and Chas. II. Goddard of Wash
ington county. The first ballot, after a
change of 7 votes, 4 being given by
Hamilton county, resulted in the nomi-
nation of Brinkerhoff, who received 251
votes against ia for Swayne, 81 for
Lawrence and II for Goddard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-14

E s;e e J. s:%,s s::ss IT,! ~: H:'
s:It; ing iiops smP.e s ssr.srre MartiniSas
& a sA YORK so1 Ion aan' we. cG
Srsa wsaoS0ro; schr Pes,ii. Ozark Primes Edsaria
slsssow pes Drop. Rhodes from Raaan Island Old
ZIP Augustus eoop SiorA bark Lyman, HUMPHREYS DOS
nthvAH by tep ship Belmont Liverpool; bari Grand
rs,ssa % 2sth III, ships Arm.da and Houg.ten.
Amanda. P.n nee s,oo otf roras. 9ner'''
Nsw5tEYfoEi Dec ' ii1aid ship slsndower tnew,
ne0 tonsl Elmerson, Siork, Youag America, Pearl
NANTUCKET Dec a-sld schrs L " Masnum. Hayden,
yssk lcth sussa Chase lin john selden, smith,
VIEWPOINT Dec lo-Arr schrs sAic Brooks Provincetown
~ Ssfci Emr Ane Gai.s .or sS5s rass n" FOR
ssI long issS beach where .Se has been
xsll.sr sSdss aA sss S
ss.as endiscn Belfast s.r s7sIl August. aiyt1 ss
= for Sswsrs y 4Tarnso wss soaa nno Howell
S..s:a s Ss ss vsr 'Ss
sspS. ss%Rs sawyer ses Calais for ayoff sarah Gard
rsw LoNpoS. Dec ls1Arr schr Rhode Island Kelley,
Hsles Hole SYok sloOp nla Jayne, CHRISTIE, SAG
kIw HAVEN, Dec ls,Arr schrs Blossom, Douglass
yerA Elizabeth johnson hDranswck john lord amp.
Nay Eliza, benjamin, Ellraoethport ca Quakss
fiiiLADELfHiA, Dee Arr steamers Keasington Ba-
her, so-oa; Aida koOlnson NYorK; Star tB,
ssS.9 S..sSo Henley New Bsior ssos .ap sa
~
ssd rsnsdes, ssnderveer Nrors oark Rowena ison La
ieT, Ireland, Pensacola; II Esr CoIby Portland;
Austin, Davis, Boston, James Aagee Lyacn stoneoack
Aaks, aud Mary Amelia Townsend, Nlork; In TOWNSEND,
Williams, Brooklyn; Minerva, Brooks, noooxea.
POhfLAkD Dee ll-ArT scArs Cheftaln lBr), Forrest,
Malaga; Harriet Baker, Weber, Niork; w Horsey, Ba
Srdk Reed AcAipon, BALTIMORE sid, wind NJ, barks IA.
rap hale L. Cguea fniiena, brig Young Republic, aud
others -,
PROVIDENCE, Dec PAR steamship Penguin, Williams,
NYok bark hate stamer, AanwaIng Mobile; brig Queen
Of the soutii Chapman Noreans. schr brownn5 his
ley Port EVEN soop Leader Davis, Siork SID scnrs Cnas
Wni.ing, Wixon, Norfolk; John l. Darling, H1wes for
port John Wesley n,sey, NforK VIA East Green
wkh, u mmanaer Chei, Mar staten Lsiand Richard
Thompson, Lloyd, Dennis Greek, NJ.
kILHhOND, Dec ll-ald schr saiego, Jmith, NYork
ROUkLAND, Dec S-Arr schls Cowl, smith, vinalhaven
1nr NYork Fanny henS, snow spruce cad for do 10Th,
Caroline smith, Vnlnsyen for DO SD on, scar Caroline,
load for Uaiveston Henry Perk MS SOUTH; 9TH,
Sg RAINBOW, Giles Gsiseston schrs Waring Mash, aud
koagn Ready r. bins NYOrk; Laura Frances Higgins,
0Tieaas, John Perkins, =, South.
SAVANNAH, Uecy-Arr scArs North State, Horton, and
holmes, BREWER, NYork, Fischer seavy, Cardenas
CD bark Watham, wh.th.m, HAsre schrs Brown,
bnghtman iIay ana l. 5 Davis, Alden, NYork.
hALEh, Dec l2-ArI schr Thomas jefferson, Chase,
Ysrk sid lllh, schrs u Barnard; Whorf, ranger;
k.rsEur,, Allel Philadelphia.
IAUNfoN Dec i2-Arr schrs W Chew, Bugbee, and G L
Lowering, Jones, Ezabethport; Conquest, Bullas
ksrk Whistler Presbey d. sid schr salmon Wasnburn,
Pierce, Norfolk
WILMINGTON, NC, Dec lo-Arr brig Sarah Starr, Logan
Havana scAr Armstrong, Fish, Boston. Cid schr smith
WEsEPORi Dse y-sld schr william Dewitt, Clifford, N
York
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-HoUsE SALE.-ovER $4,000
"A worth Of elegant and costly household
Piano Forte French Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors
Paintings rich Silver Tea and Dinner
and Heavy Cut &C. being the entire contents
Of the residence, No. 2i5 lsthst, 9Th avenue.
j. w. PORTER, Auctonesr this day, FrdAy.) commence
ing 0 O'Clock the entire valuable contents of the above
residence consisting part elegant Velvet Brussels
Ingram Carpets solid rosewood Paor Suites in Satin and
silk Plush arbleop Center and Side Tables richly
Etegeres with plate glass door and back ades
Secretary rosewood Piano Forte Stool and Cover Oh Paint
ngs and Brocatene Curtains French Plate
and Mantle Mirrors Turkish Easy Chairs oak Dining room
Furniture splendid China Tea and Dinner Sots rich Cut
Glassware elegant sverwsre Tea Service
ke Spoons, Forks Ivory Table Cutlery, &C. Also large
variety Chamber Furniture
Beds Bedding, Pure Hair Mattresses nne Wool Blankets
&c. &c
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SALES ar AUCTION.

EDWARD sgHENCK, AUCTIoNEER-PTyE OIL
r. Pafntings-By ~ BCHENCK This day, itth
io e .hs,, s.ie.rssm No itl sroAdwsy ir
ersrs Figure saa Cattle Pieces &c. ka The above ee
ten seleed ~ artist who France and
VIII - positively sold without limit. Among them wi ~
found works D. the following arsts:-G A. Hekking. H.
Morgan Ssuniz. Duval A. Ponchon Hess r. b. Bigedon
ncntyre Noryens, lie, &c The paintings on on
hibition wits calaisgues
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRTH-s DANCING ACADEMIES
No Us Broadway. New York

Wednesdays and aasurdays In Nov yort. ncudsy as1
1hursdsys Tuesdays and rdays In Brookyn Circulars Of
terms, &c, may te had ~ either AsaAeny.
MADAME sAUvAoEAu's DANCING ACADEMY 7ss
" Brusaway below Tenth street. " open every afternoon
- three and every evening ~ All the fashionable
dances and quadri~s taught of twelve
sons corps Of experienced dAnseuses engAeed
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aAlNs At AUCTION.

"a. siPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Ths property Of a family declining housekeeping
d public auction, this day (frday) at the els a II
Residence 70 West Twenty sixth street near sixth Az
Sale commencing nj lUis O'Clock
The house furnished than months ana Is IN
excellent order.
The Furniture made order by broadway makers
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE, -.
Solid rosewood Drawing Room Suits velvet medallion
Carpets, Artistic Br,nzes
OIL Paintings, statuary, oak bunet extension iaoes
Rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture EN- suite,
China, Glass and silver Ware.
Dining roomConssts Of carved rosewood Eteees marble
top Frrpch plate and backs Work Table, nlad with
OF pearl rosewood Centre Tables satuary marble
tops; two full suits Drawing Furniture elegant
ete Sofas Reception and eight oval back CHARS
frames and covered IN three colored
brocade q the most expensive description Console Tables,
tortoise shells broeade and lace Curtains
plate pier and mantle Mirrors with rich gilt frames
Sevres and Dresden china Vases magnificent tx octave
paneferte carved legs and round hnshd all
round nad with and solid pearl keys rosewood Stool
Music Rack embroidered cloth Cover book and sheet Muse
Hastand Oilcloh, Brussels stair Carpets Chamber
Richly carved rosewood Bedsteads style Of Louis XIV
Bureaus and Comodes u match Wardrobes Dressing
Toilet Tables Shaving and BOOK stands Couches Arm.
Chairs Curtains shades Cornices hair Mattresses Palasss
feather Beds Bosers, Pillows, Blankets Sheets Quilts,
Counterpanes decorated china Toilet sets oval MIR
Dining Room Furniture Of kind also Kitchen Utensils
&c. Cash deposits required u every purchaser.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
EZRA LUDLOW. Jr,
VIII sell this day,
FRIDAY), December a.
At IL o'clock at the salesooms 46 Cedar street. opposite
Post office.
ASsIGNEE'S SALE OF THE STOCK FIXTURES 81
OF 4 FIRST CLASS IMPORTER AND JoBBER OF
WINES LIQUORS AND SEGARS, by virtue OF y assign
ment made by d. Honord Co., dated Nov 30, to NJ Sta
pies ESQ., and sold BY order Of the assignee The
prises prime imperial Cognac In Duro Porto Widow
Portfolio sherry of various Brsndies Ports sher
Rum Holland Gin, quarter casks cuAse nne otard Brandy
quarter Pinet Castilon Co brandy, &c, &C Also,
favorte brands Havana Domestic
Also some store futures such as Counters copper Pumps
Show Cards. Tumbler DrAiner empty Casks, DC &c The
without close the assignment and every
lot win be sold TO the highest bidder.
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MUSICAL.

A GREATLY IMPROVED PIAN0FURTE
~ LIdHrE 4 BRADBURY,
SCALE 6ass patent In
ssated fuh frame grand and square Panofortes No.
u brosme street Pianos to rent
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BhS ssses.. NICHOLS A0''ioShh"'' . NASSAU
GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
OF HOUSE AND f1SIf AND FANCY
n ss: ~. ;i
entirely diSren catalogue comprising most sesc and de-
FRENCH PORCELAIN M DINNER SETS
TOILET sEfs,
Bon plain vas yHss .sd decorated
CARD sAskErss
rEr SoL5aSss skrs'
mchh f cur
PLAIN TABLE !S GLASSWARE,
FINE aou 1; sH|gs'' 's'. and also 's me Dozen
ZINE 'oo pEcASrEss,
NShSrxo sR BOWLS,
bob White and colored
'A 'A-'' fsSis CLOGS sssrru sr,s
srLvER-PLATED WARE,
A'' FANCY ARTICLES,
'"'A0' HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
1A'.' 'o'Si .;r' S S;rrsfis r co.,
y 'h1 0"' - "e sorrHsas ra.px;
Of The slsuns political ssI ananai am
s ssoes ssS wlos, reserve ss f se ssS
These xoods arranged n lots suit retail purchaser~
Ladies specially invited
RRowsS NICHOLS AgcTIo NE, sAry Y
50 street beautiful Of Horses seven
old warranted sound. klnd and genlc In single vel
ds ... a sgsss w.sa in s sa os.
70 be sold without reserve
Tly JOSEPH HEoEnAk. -
ID LARGE SALE or SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS
Tuesday and Wednesday December ~ and ~ NJ O'Clock
y NJ, In the argr rooms In Lows nev building the
SUBJECTS may be- fouad Groups and Figures NE Historic
subjects Conversational feces Architectural ard street
views different European Ca,sie Pies wioter and
Ac great variety syie subject ard
Whole forming believed one Of the best collections
socioss 4 70 10 y n sSt he tirse Of ale Isais. =
tending the sale ~in have sssss provided for them
CONSTABLE sALE-Boors AND sHoBs
M. Say pesnssr H. a ,e ocioct .issrs x ~ L.dss.
SHOES HELD 0aterr oxford Ties Congress 0sitsrs slip
pers Bcos Brcsans nc, ~ order q JOHN KKLLy, Con
stable.
INAHIEL A. MATHEWS, AuCrfoNEHR, sALEsRoox
DAsrEI ssTaEws goo s n .sii q sse,o. To-
ssss sor.nsn ~ AcussoID FURNITURE rsmS1.s
Psror sSiss .sr-. csa.rs T.bs. Tars.S FAY Chairs
wood ss1 mahogany DRESSING Burrans wsshsAnds Bed
Kssds hak Mattresses cek and walnut Bufess marble too
Dining Ckairs, ensrelied Chamber suits Lac. Curtains
rseh Cut Glass~afe SILVER Plated ware Table Cutlery
Catalogue. sad sssa. ready early on morning q sale
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NDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
SECOND Annual SALE
q

PAINTINGS.
Dy B. p II sCHESCK, the evenings OF Friday and
SATURDAY Decenber aud Is At half seven clock ~
which viii be found the painting OF the "Ronan Fruit
Girl BY Augcro The snip u the Line entering Havana
ey r. Nelly The HArbor and City Of Anaerdan by Van
Becst Also, hne specimens Of Tn Frere Alfred De ureux
sher van seysndonck, Eocf Kcck The Elder s. H. aiord
Ronde The above have been lately received direct Om
the artsss, and will be guaranteed orgnAh
ALSO,
TWO ELEGANT COPIES OF 6UIDO'S AURORA AND
CUPID AND PSYCHE, BY R0LLA
10 A. n until +. ~, and from r. n V l0P. y.
EDWARD sCHEfsoK, AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB COLLECTION OF VALUABLE
GIL PAINTINGS,
Selected by Mr. Detiuyveter during recent visit the
.An,snS which win be found the works Of
HY. sCHAEFFELS, yAUsEvERDONoh,
LEICKERT, REBKERS,
KOEK KOEK, MOERENHOUT,
Cornet schaep, Redg Chapman, Boynhan, wouvermans,
&c, &c.
painting signed Of them bear guaran
toe and certificate Of the artist
To b. sold at auction, ~ 4. r. II. SCHESCK, tho
even Wednssda, and Thursday December ~ and ~
1T ~, scloek, At the galleries Of the National AGA 81
Design Tenth street. between Broadway and Fourth
exhibition the galleries from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ cash
day and evening until the SALE when they win be positively
sold without reserve.
EDWARD sCHENCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ sale of two teighs, by r. r. H. sCHESCK, this
order OF the assignee, hight sleighs To be positive
ly sold by order OF X. j. Atwood, assignee.
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A tCTlON SAI.E.--NAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
n allure Works of Art &C at public auction. The pro
lery Of family leaving the city, tas day. Friday at o
oclock
AT NO 81 WEST ELEVENTH STREET,
Near Fifth avenue
SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFoRTE.
by order of q. FAIRCHILD
Comprising the entire Furniture the house order
three months and nrsl class throughout ell of which VIII
be positively sold 10 the highest bidder Tor cash. shine
embracing two magnificent rosewood Parior suits covered
crimson and gold brocads with slip full Suit
marble top Centre and sofa Tables two elegant Pier Mir
one large Maniel do, sik and lace Curtans
Turkish Lounges with Arm and Reception Chairs
marble Pedesals mounted In bronze and ormou
peb French Clock elegant Bronzes representing Hamlet and
0Ihea the Falcons Comedy and Tragedy scipio and Han
nba, Venus at the Bath &C. with and valuable col
lection Of rich Mantel Vases and Lava ornamsnts valuable
Paintings, by Huntingdon Cole human, 40 superb Cham
Der Furniture rich carved Bedseads Dressing
Mirrors gold shade bronze Clocks Lounges French and
other Chairs; GO yards Brussels Ingram
large Hair Mattresses, Blankets Beds, Sofa Bedstead
Extension Table rich Silver Ware Dining and Tea Service
spoons, Forks Cake Baskes urns G}obles French
ruby and crystal cut Glass Ware, Dining Chairs Portable
Hea rich HAND
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,. ii o,eloci a che auction ~ sor,S William
hosany parlor and bedroom furniture consisting in part Of
s e Mahogany sS s BS.. pr s aud N
S ss. .s se Ba1saa 1 %.Sy ~. S . s
sSp Ssnrs h.e s. Ss. sso, S' sse sa.
sedssads elins and r.ror Stoves dining chairs.
Die saa Sc sRisDE Deputy
G Al. BooART. AucTroSEERs-rrIIs DAY, AT
s, w. sss se e,s - M rroom ena T..s
rant Of oah dining Chairs black wsnu, IA
Stoves ao MICHAEL &ec3SS coas " fS i .sd
g al BoGART. AUcrIoSEERs-THIs DAY, Ari,S
- peocs a, 'ae suction room. 20 s Ssrh a.n s
Gaiser-, misses and ohildren's shoes, Ae,
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
nv GAPrNEY, AucrroSEER-oFFfcE, No. cHAs
esrs street, wal .sli sni. day q ? coo. ~ a.
Broadway y door ard window Frames lot Junoer csrpen
el '''. &C. virtue MARTIN sGcEsf. Constable
wv. Writer'S, AucrrosEER-.wrLL SELL rus
..os. n oo a .sss The .sirs r:s.as. = ~
sssn ssrnaa az. ss and sar SiaSes ..s :. f
Of Dining saloon Table and sed aen lo rasc
e ess s,s 'sT; LAOS
The Above sale . pospsnsd sn,a Monday, INA inst
vUN Writer'S, AUCroSEER WILL SELL ON YRI.
runs c.. hss: ssssus sssr. . sS- s,a
ss .. Diamond sn6 e. $500 SC. 81 ros
year up~srds Rartsa redeem before Ast Az BY
paying expenses.
WV. WRITER'S, AUcrosHRR-wrLL SELL. rms
day ., foecck Al ~ Canal street all the ssnts.i
Furniture Of three story house. Parior sui centre side
and other Tables second hard Piano Mirrors lace and aa
peey three ply and other Cape. olcIos. stair Roi ma
sssss ssS o.ss r. ss sa .nS
Tle, China Glassware dining and kicsen Furaurr
Stoves, &c, &c
vVrLIIAN Writer'S, AuCTroSEER-vrLL SELL.
w this day at O'Clock tn4 Canal street. ~ order Of
All the street.
order Of JACOB HOfMAsTEk a@.isnee
wv; ABBOTT, AUcrToSEER-oFFIcE NO. LEAST
w broadway, sells this day Al 0S O'Clock the contents
OF The Liquor No - street Jam-s
two splendid Beer Pumps silver tops hne walnut Counter
Kegs Casks DeiJohns Bottles Paintings and all etne~ "a
lures Liquors. &c.
Wn. WOLF, AUCTToEEER WILL SELL ON sATUR.
day Dec Is l0s O'Clock The o. the Lager
Beer and Oyster saloon No - Dtvson street. corner Of
Elddge Consisting black walnut Countsr is d.
70 on Paintings Chairs 10 Table, ~ oss Burners
and frures Also good Of Liquors and Scszr
sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-14

CovsrApLE sAIE-BOors AND sHoBs A n
~ cRIsTALHR. Auctton~cr, Nc. n Bowery, yin 80
ths day December ieL ocicck aiarRe iot u Lads4
SHOES He.id 0aiterr oxford Ties. Congress 0aers slip
pers Boots, Brosans nc, ~ oder q JOHN KKLLy, Con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-14

HENRY IT, LEEDS CO WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
Saturday, Dec i6 al II O'Clock at the salesroo, No
Nassau street by order Of the assignee the contents of
FIRST class segaT Store consisting OF hne OF
segars, smoking and Chewing Tobacco, meershaum and
other Pipes Segar Tubes snuff Boxes &C Also Indan
Figure show Cases Segar and Tobacco Cases. all OF whch
70 be sold without reserve.