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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
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bur& bre erbabenen 2alsne NIB tntden 0sranbestrde
NIT hem Deer ber gereOtanet ben senat boetrt uns Der
S0usm Wertrauem naten
8erbeirntb.te perlonen,
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ten gnSsriasIt$ Dr. SsbnRUn ~ Ratee steRsr.
asa ' ss ssssa 5 gSss ss' sss sfsa'a ssas
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aslsnstssils s gSIss ss Mssraass ssr sSelsa ssaHs
esnsn SerOren wirb bic 4 temaen 9aern erseben s
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seifisen Grdfte perut6tet. t---..., 'a
9!isrs uns e9rss pila es t sts nrfa3 se rantestt u
rem raten iu bic turd bic Geppbnbet seteten aaers t
laupen Iub. ..... 5000.
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feben Sbaren Don 8altimoretry Gfltbe Sette,
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plan ner @ gamen unb eausnuner. benn an!tTenee ans
nuertde N1maer turAtriebcne bno 9ewinlpe QAadAlbe
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nsnnen @ reeelm16t9 Nsr5 unb lauern ausespgn Or
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@S NIs Srefs mdiea enen pOt-stamp eatbatteR.
@lne 9ellun8 in 2 Ga9en susefaert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
81. SoLnftnn.

ur fss t6ntslt8eu Greemns QBunbdr3te In 4cnbSn
0rdeuire 'es Der ernn mecijnden GDuealeu Der Der aa
zen Der cen Bptten 8bt etnes 2ebens In ben 3pptdlern
seneeh YdrS pbasepba nnb anter Sdeten Su0ebat bat
ne eer pnnferearn 1etlungen spetbet benen bic e.
9t@ts Der gtebn weiB unsdblee 2eben6c bic Dbena
n Nereeftat unb anberen Rrantbeten lten p1e I g. du
s tsl pleetden Serdnfbtn tu eRr erredn b u oft err6
1sn cst sern9n Sletn9feten IT, uuroea auSenbdG se>
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
SnltinlOre=sccfz 9MpifaI.

@e9rilnpet Sur llnterpri,duns Der quad d1alberet.
Der etnSi9e plaB, tpo cine 0etlun9 erlan9t
werDen fa1,ll.
einberun9 IN IeGe S3unoen.
Setn Quedlilber, pas euere We(unpbett Dol
LENDS rutntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
DaGelbe balt li9 tn tebem &lima.

Die p6anailien puratr.gil-
lea (Gat6artte ptt) TT cine
aeIin6e ater tptrtfaate !pars
edr,t, rrel&e Der Gtaanihinier
fett ntebr ais pansie Sabrei
In feiner Yraris 8ebraudt
bat. Die fortpdbrenb suneh'
rttente gahfrdae nller Derer,
tpelGe 6te YtlIen gebrau6ten,
unh kte 0ufriebenbeit. trel&e
2Itle Set ber Mnnenbune aus
fprohen, bat mid nerdnIabt,
bteIelten Mllen spe6aslt@ 3lt
MAIDEN.
"a TT cine anerfaunte 2hat-
fddse In Der Webt3tt, bas Der.
fGIebene puretrmtttel Gnf
perId,lebene Gbeile hes lln=
tertetbes rirtett..
Die ngamtltert pur9trptI-
Ie" TT NIT @iff9t anf bteie
felfftebenbe EbatfaGe aus ben
SerIdtetenifen unb retnffer1
pFanserl Grtrdetert 3ufan.-
nteneefest, tpeI&e glet6nabts
0reis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01

Glfseben Tbeil bes gtatrunas
Canals trfrfett inb Hrel6e aiit
uab fder tn ntIen Gdllen itnb
ne eine 9urgana n6tbtg tn,
ais llnUrbnun9 6es Ma9ens,
&reujl6mer3en,S S&ldfrietett,
@erGfCpiung, Sdnter3 ttnb
@mpEubIt6keit iiber benz edttr
jen 8Srper, Tpleett Der plES-
hGen Grtdltunel trel6e treayt
nerna6laf9et, oft In lanBen
| Niebertt enbet, Waneel an
Mprettt. taltes Suten iiber
beltt 6Srper, @ubelpFeteit,
Rppffhmeraeri peer S&pere
i'm &cpf, alte gnttinbunos<
tranthettet, Miirnter Bet RtRe
ber. ,iab GrmaGfentn. &beu-
mattSutus, ein errbeS Blut-
tetaieunsSmittel ur,b ee8en
rtele nt6ere &rantbeitelt be-
ttert ber Mengh untermprfen
| In unb beren Muisdbluns ~
tpettlGufe fein triirbe, III ge
| DAHL 8 &Rp
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9: Setnrtcb WteDer,
go. 106 glcrp+5pwarbara6e,
at s cine re GusWobI Srsen IN aasn GrBben au ben
bi4tsfen Qretien pprratbis, 6t3O,T
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
8erltner 0Detebter=8raueret,

SO. Is 9. Tre0ertdItr. ~
Der llnter6nete aet9t nen @Snnera Seunoen uno ben
publifH bernt bab Die auaat ess gaeBbereS nnnnteb
Scr3sI& it, Der gertauf erolst bem @ae unb bem 0useo
g8htbe seneBen ansemeienen @abat.
morris Rrtn9sbetm, s
Spt23 6mG gSeiBbierbrauer, Np. 16 @. SreoeridIr.
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N9entur Der
5 f Sa;arOzVulDerzG ontpuQltie.

gIectries anterifanieS tudp aebHinen uSer oe Cor.
ten S9iebpnIpr 0erpaduns crtdbrenb an anb
in uniersn Ra9a;inen. Gum gertou gum Sabritpres.
Q. 8. SpIeD Bro
(Spt22,tD so Sprtbtr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01
Nm gdueiSer nnb &leiO Oer>Gabrifanten
0rpDer uto 8nfer'S
Shiittel< ODER Gettenltid)zWfald)il1e

Ole rccer unb 8ar Ndbma9nen. Gpmp erut bic Sdnei-
nor p aue peonen bic ben 8etteui4A. eSer uub Onitse
art,t aStttt >sn anoem sti3sn pOrssSsr, f ikrs asue
Nusaf5is Dollars Sauttels sMaiaine
m bss ps, M asHs Srs as BE bette ga g. ,snn stsaRHt IT. IT.
o BE aSbem & ndbn nnS naSt sbenosu ais rsenO cine
tbeire Maldine -. 81; o>sb,f 4;,, -, f,,,., win.
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nsT seuan S nlpston SeSsrna lie ait aberrcen Serbr
sana as in s9Se grbensn liz I'm anssSra @orsen ns
mir baben ~eber 1b Mrbe nod &o Ss sr "ra sertIs
l9ine in Der Gnitdt Der S9Meber nnb 28ei.
LID Su madbeu. 81 Gnmn
,SrOpsr = Batter @a9mai&tnsu- S'~
S11.N 9c. 181 8oimOrelr. Baltimore So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

MEARYD
osansAp ssar Of he South, Lyos. sAvannaA-S kncAn
n.anap James Aaser. Adana ChArieasa-sps9sra. Tlss
essnshp Thsnas Swami Ramsey. Banimre-H b Crom-
sssnskiS Parterssurx rowen Ba,nnore-H b crsHwsa
ss..ahb Chesapeake croweu. PoruaaA-I B crsawea
t sos.: fs Ss'easf
E s:s., l rss9s Sss1 Sons
s w sSoy Tr, nsP!s5 john sssfssn,3ls
sssr shindier. Ireland, Gslvesson.-D c Murray.
sssr s..9Sp. corson: s,on-Noycrcss Ffnoe
sssr Tarss. Hance, sAyanuah-McCr-ady Mott Aoo.
sssr SsrAern Light oOrsOn, wnminsscn-NocreAay. Not
IS: h Sss' A hsi sas;sss ssdsa pe
So ssSsssi SssF sss. ss.ssS.s rsx.
asAr \ snkA s.nA, rhi.delpSs-Jss Hand
- ~ So e. 80 ,s1sI asks. sa.4 O.
So, 1r s1o.s s.tt ss.
ss ss sens. sss!n s1aa SfS sss.sS.ha'
asamsr sarah Jones, PhnndepEs
.sS oasssssown March with nase AND Isl ssssSs ps =
$3.50 S hsue sss 4 ssSs n sssaa =
,sns s so ss.s Ss:s c ny. Of
jsrS hence from bosom bob fSr liverpool
sssnslp AmsrsAslsn on, Hoesy. Liverpool Fob ., win
- ssa $500 e.s :, % oap Ns,.r. A. ~,
4. IL, lsd." ns,saeI Ia p. H:.gssnsSsa
= Ts.Posi o. Cry fsia! - - . -, =.
1a2nA, 10 Henry Kelly
=: ss &c. s. s .s ns 8 H ss S.s = -
nasersA - spM ads 10; was between 1ArasQ1 and
- mnAnn4o qnee l2h WITH strong soltherly wnde Feb =,
0hea ll.nd Passsse, sDoks sehr Spring I'M FrsssAas.
IN LID Slower oetnlen Proviaence, 2 days
=. c.. IN rsy.s. Co.,. ouayans Pr, March 1. With
9ss: ~: B ~, for :, s
Sshr OAFeline, Rhcdes fiisabchport for Bos1sa.
SenR DFpa6en, Chase, Mnchiao dayA.
SeR y Pm. Pease- Rocthnd, dAya
80 rUuNA umery, RecklADd, 10 dAyA
So 0noW, Connnxy. RocklAnd dAyA
80 Ogeen, Naah, neokland daya
- n.se - 1eskhn4 ! dsyn ,s
80 An0nDna NnArh noekADd, daya
80 uvSna, 1nkaF ncslsn, AyA
- 0o1SFe " H1l6wA, CsSwel olousesssr . AsyA
as6 Js1s Wesks. wasskAn, dayA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
RAILROADS.

NrkW YORK And UAELM4 kAu19AN
N FAIH 8 10 Ak1AIE
On ana ansr wsd.sseny. JanueM W ~ anaas wih lsavo
rcr anA u A. L.; 10 anA So p. H.
-GW r. 4, from VINO sres9 aspek
For Crcson rars.4 H.. ffSn twenty SKA srsst dspse
F For xihsny~9 A. ~ .aa snd $50 p H. sprss soasssk
,ns with - H. Y Central Railroad
RE1UREfN9 WILL LkAvB
wiuiaxabridge-6i0 and $50 A. H.. and and 30 r Il
WIN e Plains and 7s7o A. H.; 4gp y
Cruacu-1 A. MuoRenn-5 A.
AihAny--ll A. mai and 4is r. n empress train = Z
A. n nah, and $50 2. express Tran, cenned - r
ham Pour Corners S~r all stations venAsra 9ahoad
~ re- chscked for The mail and express TRAINS OgnG
snd Centre streets ffo1 70 SIS n. y. aaA fon -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

IN layers OF New York, moving that estimating
work and not wshng 70 take undue advantage
aube An increase o. wages yz csns per day making
wages tho old sandard-S7 per dAy-on and altar April
1850. By unanimous vote Of he Union.
j. CASEY Sec. WILLIAM HOLT Pres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
~ Company. in the city Of New York, 40 Wall New
elected Directors Of this company BY unanimous vote
Luqueer, Charles r. Bill Isaac n Phelps, John j. CISCO
James SuydAm, Howard Clark Charles NJ Connolly Shop
herd Knapp and Edward Minfurn, ksqs. and Hermann
Geycke Esq has been chosen director 70 al vacancy for
the term Of one year
At the meeting Inc Board of Directors held hs
day. J eph B. Collins ksq unanimously reelected Pres
cent OF this company. JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
DROPOsALs WILL. Be RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
until Friday March Is Ut IL O'Clock noon for building
be leased 70 the for tho term OF Eve 70
euped by the Eastern Dpensary such building located
between Grand Allen, stanton and Attorney streets
kOBT. T. HAW5, Comptroll0r.
CRY or NEW YORK, Department Of Finance Oouptrelers
Cflce. March IL 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
CLOTHING, &C.

A GREAT DKMAND FOR CAST OF CLOTHING
Ladies and gentlemen car receive ~ full value spr he
md gnaranteed nc - hu1bud By oAr false preAsnd
sn frcn 20 50 pisee for lrs..ss from 3 e 81 for
ccAA nom u md upwards ~ paAD and ve1a ChAronh
wear furniture an1 erpos D. hof prize pad s Plsass
ell addrea through poa, HARkm No LES esvsa1h
attended By Ma Hayrn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
CT. PATRICK's DAY.
y GRAHp GRAFTON
REV. Oh. CAHILL,
At THB
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

The FAey Of Ireland in Defence Of her Liberties and hsr
Ancient Religion.
For sale Il he Library Rooms 800 Iroadway and Il ihe
Academy altar O'Clock on St. reriek'a DAY.
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+ PHILADELPHIA, March l4--Arr scAr J Blsecksr, Ed
wards NYork CID barks Imperador, Hubbard Pornarnbu
Elizabeth J, Williams Bsrhsdoe brig War Eagle Wiaua
Port Prince schrs TITLE AdawS eaxua:0 L Crocfe
Presbrey, Taunton; r King Leeds, NYoek.
PORTLAND March Far brigs Saniev (3r), Davidson,
Cerfuesrs Ina Lancey. NYcrk; schrs Julia Newell frot
BalunoTe; George peerinx Piniham Ezabehpxt; Owe
NC.
isb-Arr by TED steamships North American Lsvspos,
2sth uli: Nova ScotAn DO 2A
PROyIDkNCE March lS-Arr steamer Penguin Williams
NYork. SD schrs White roam- kfken Baltimore Queen o.
he South 1iwoos Nyork soops Pon.S Gardner and Geo
bexhpost. . Lsd for PAwtuckct
RICHMOND, March l2-Arr ssoanship Yorktown, Parrish
NYosk BsloE shp AisxandriA Balm, fcu Liverpool oon
RoCXLAND--NAs lp-Arr scAr AmAadA Knowi.on, Nor
fox. cid sh scA1s n ParrdEs Hd NYcsk ION, vendov
B,y Do; NocnsA,p Eagis, Pendleson Rsehnood
Csowsu New York; MouwomsrJ. Merry New YORK; Mount
vsrnSa snsh Sev Yerf; -Pxisrsbnr1 Powell Bsisnors:
barks Eesncmf Thomas Cape vnoeot; LucsuiA BoArso
PhiAdelp HI: scAr1 kumA YurSbh Amea Rockland B
r1Anner Appegi, New Ysrk Loyal Scranton L1wden New
York Below, echr sanuse Applstc. from Bckcn ca
ssip sanduky, wnA.s LysrpcA bark sandjsSo.d oron-
.en, n c: smkhssaian. Dsvh. New York; Slas WrgI.
sxSkn March IL Arr schr SILVER Masnsa Perry PhAdel
rha Sid 18th pchrS CormBa n and Panama NYork
WILMINGTON NC March liar brig Speedway,
Ihempsos Portland Ne; schrs Geo Darby Rogers Aba,
Toyel sni.h csss:Sro an1 LOuis nuiforS Dcys New
iah bark Johs 0nin. Pafss RSOL !; big Rclsrsos Or
wicKFORD March is-s,d sehs cAazty rcv,ss, an 4.
wARRxK, Hs;sS is-siS ssir s,osA Amss. ranhdslpsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

Noor Oliver sn'ss, french, raurton, 2dsyn
seop hpollo kxth, ny siie 2 aaya
sehr Grand TUX, Isweaiher Proyfderes yi NsupcrA
II Sn y
kebr ksbard Law, Croker, saouins.on, Il hosna
sShf btnJsrn Brown Bah er, new Haven foZ Virst.s
hIoop gerf Ho'i, New LONDON Ssyh
tshT asspoft Johnson, branfofd 2asys
Sehr norrsta kahn " NOR ortianf 3cays
teh ecrae fadxin Smith, Por land dsya
htsainer delaware. Cannon, PklsdelphAa
mHmev Anair~ss Jeom PrsNdenos
sseamsr Wesichester. Jones. Pruvtdance
from thence Jan 10.
BELOW
sxrk Alliance Swel Rsrih from pcrdesn Jan 0-By
siesntos W. Fcutkss, Capt MosTell
Aho foS~kn bark 81 anchor euuiie the Bar.
brg Marietta Br from Baltimore tr Ha'kss days esuse
Sar opportunity
stesmsps Afrsa Br) Lverpoo star Of The South savan
hen James AdEer Charleston, bgs Thomas Tfesteu bava
IA Isabella eesrBAnn Port Primes; ma Toriy ADS
NADIA 49,
From Qsarantirs- steamship Perusno, st rsonss
Wind 1t sunset NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

NEW YORK. Feb. y, 1860
The FIRST statement, with so per cent gain, leaves t5
2s6 for tanning $50 900 lbs leather equal to about Axe
per H. Now the tanner, doing respectable amount OF
business with adequate facilities, naakce fair living ous
ness &C., and generally willing TO contract at that
price as in good bark country costs them from &c.
axe. per h. TO make leather. This W not very bad
business when considered the work OF ordinary
uhAncs ordinary hides There botches in all
trades give superior workman first quality hides and
- viii produce so per cent GAIN and surely he could
lave reason 70 complain OK the result There must be
aOethng wrong In the estimates OF these gentlemen,
sss hey ere preaching for effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
SPORTING.

: SPLENDID AND LARGEST LOT OF xoCKrMa
a Bird. in Ae atZ IN fun sonE; Impo.ed CsnarisA
3Aruahea 0nrnes talkng raxru<s Al kinds Of ncy B
Caass q. Tor saie Il ~ss canal sres esrns q Hue.oo
DAVID vENTEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

A 4 BAfTR CHANC4 gxILL FOE LADIES AND GEN
A. uo0su . eeayeFt tAsr ~ Clothing into cash From
~ paM NJ IN aresseA ron y 70 ~ mr. eoeA and u
vsss.9 Gsa5snte. p pay - 1Ssvs pss asss By yost
lhsAeenA nd fvsaxsA srssA IAAas Attended % b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

Toby MIfOnEL
WA 6eAver Lecture u ~ cssvsr IAstuss rAusasg
evening, March 10
sas)ses-"TAs Enpersr Nassaeou"
fcksn = eenas 1seerved SeAs % esaAs; - had ct
vertys liz Fulton srcs; DungAAA III Broadway; OS1e~S
7S Broadway; lrah News hsk American Pkonx ssss,
NOrICE-rHE OWNER OF TIN BALD OF RAGS
IN maSked G. Htohsock, wu eAl Ter gaee
On Or before he lh Of March 1880 hey win b sold pay
ehsrges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

CPORrING.-FOR sALE-A RUSSIAN BLOOD HOUND,
imported frun RUSSIA Wen trained .rtesn months old
and sapds three and half feet hgA Price $50 Can b
seen fss ward No Cariisls street, between Green
wich and WnsAnxton rtveets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

TT HAVING OoNx TO NY KNOwLxD0E rnAr GEE
tain pesssse have nAAe ard us1na ~
s.I A.Acs 1ssAnS psssa.sa sy No yses.Ary. "a -.
tht sAAh - Ne vtneG sSent sf the law I'll psr
soas vhs make Or Ne ny aid Patent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
SALES At AUCTION,
JSO r. HuNGERfoRD 4 Co, AUcrIoyEER.
IL. Over y15 00p worth OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
On his day Wednesday,, Aug

AND WORKS CT ART
W le s,ss1 nsns SsS q J. 6aassS King Eq,
Sse 70 o ooci The aaeiioneers would cs
81 ' he sss s .RS s h9so as
h9qfenod Furniture c offered auction this The
2.fT ss aSa
ror,s u SSs ssi q ~ s' assss
SsSeaas e sqG lss ss Sgs3s prs sers.
with pesl solid pearl hsy oyers,rane has, lined VIII sau
four months fuzzy Gsf Sy 5 % been in
sS SS So7or Superior r namsn 9sew9od DO
Bocks Bookcase plate glass s Mosc
y Work fable and writing b 5aS S S ds
WIN moher q pearl cost = Paris $40 francs three six light
EaDoa $co sscss.s saaoS Velvet s
large nanie do, richly frames smbrodered Lace
Ssrsns si coInces French Shades and fixtures sOlen
three eooed he most expensive description
reception o. " s snr
tes stssry marble top to match The suits Eeseres marble
paehi Rodisrs Console FABLES snus and gothic reception
ss 70 sas sar ao aS Ia NS
ard Morr.ss Roman Wafer Carriers, Ruben. Kcm6rsnat
sons Esmerada Persia Arabia sapeiS OF Paintings By emf
mem 1F Ellen hse husse Ce ksnny I'M
from the pa ninen he louvre Paris Storm a. Sea-
y g ~
is hssa Of y s
Florenine frame, by Legrand family Group Madonna from
faphsels celebrated painting original by Russell Marine
Scene French coast smnrrlsra match Paintings Rent
Day, Village Politicians. by Horhcs Reading Scriptures
Landing OF the Pilgrims, West Point by Hunter number OF
fine cabinet Pictures antique lava from Pompe and
hercuaneum; Equestrian Group, faran Group, Paul and
the present owner. cost sl0: Parsn ens or
IN iu clock runs one month imported expressly for the pre-
sent owner pearl inlad stereoscope number of superb
views proof Engrayings, OAK Hsstand Chairs match OH
cloths velvet stair Carpets silver Rods &c. ohnmbersTwo
mirrors; ,roseweod BsedseaSs, richly carved lsiye,
Rockers, Armchairs oval back Chairs. covered n
msquet Tapestry Brussels Carpets; lace and brocsde Bed
spread. hair and spring %aresse feather Reds blanket:
inss decorated china Toilets Turkish 1oSels brocse orr
Bedseads Washsands Sofas Rockers Bookacks
let Sets, Stands Bedding, &C Di ing ronnSoid
carved oak Buffet statuary marble Hertz dining Table
tends ~ feet Cou .hes Chairs elegant crystal and
ruby Glassware viz: lDccanters dozen Gobeis, Cham.
pagnes Wines, Lemonsdes Tumbers Fruit, CELERY and
Preserve SLAMS, finger Bowls ruby aud Parian marble
punch Bowls do liquor Sets gold and chns dinner
pieces richly decorated tea sets Al pieces solid silver dinner
and tea ses al The china and purchased
The Ct ebate house Peepn Co.. Paris Ware Cuaee
prn Casters cske Baskets, napkin Rings Spoons Forks
ivory handled table Cutlery &c also basement
furniture Stoves iron, tin and wooden Ware copper
ice Pitchers, sayers, Sc Terms OF cash or certified
checks Deposits required OF all purchasers.
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RAILROADS.

Nrw yoRk AND HARLEM RAIIRohp.-srSssH
N Arrangement for p'easure uRvel-1rHns esve Twenty
srth street iolows-l0i3 A. M-Express for Al
bany Troy, Saratoga sharon springs Niagara Fails lake
BecrRs lebanon Springs and lake Mahorac connecting ~
thsny .h Sew York Cenrs Rssrosd Tor sharon sprnEs
ksrArs fas sud West with trains Tor nars
tTa and at points NORTH sisA N-For Crnton ftns con
nsrr % GulAcns Bridge with stages for Lake wnecahno
and Croton Falls with stages Tor Lake Nshcpsc tH NJ
ror Dover Pans connecting Al Godeus Bridge with sisgs
FOR Iske Wsecab1c and At Crnn Pals with fer LAKE
xshopsc JOHN BURCHrlL lsrstsn, Superintendent
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ynrycu ApyrRrlsEMENTs.

AIR NAL nv BROOKLYN. ESr PRIZE NJ p sER
vi che vi Gay, y Howard street. pour reurer %
i asses naufirsefreNt % mos dtiaot ,ui
ac Yrts.ner Cane Ia huEe lee at objects sercut yeuis
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- a.. EOGART. ACTION EERs-wFDNEspAY Az.
-. fus al lOl O'Clock 81 he auction No North
william street corner Of FrAukf, mortgage sale " gcnee
Mold Furniture rosewood and mahogany Pa1r and Red
room furniture Soias. Tables BARS, Mirrors marble top
centre Tables mahogany FrcUch Fetseads marble i1p
closed sisspds Brussels and ingram carpets EpFrasinrs
Feather Beds Mattresses kitchen rlru're Also bay
Pony Errsfs Wagon and Harness borsc surnr
Car and uarnes &c Ac 70 baskets th!mgsrne " cases
Cnrcf ron -acs. MUdes ftln NCfarien's and
Stem MafVira Also ~ I c'ci1ek Cousales sale,
small lot D. lqtls ard Cassnaercs Nrsfugs Aa
tTftRLE- q WAITS. Constable.
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FURNITURE.

ACTION NOTICE -LooR AT Tiis-NLL PERSONS
"A aiart removing viii ind 50 their advantage g call a. ia
Nrtr0pohan Express, 100 Nsrck % and ~ King streets
Your hlrsa gcns for removing furniture n me c0 airy 0
cfv carts a mes; all kuis ol ssuary, Fasses paintings
s ma rofsrtes removed with snd Al risk furniture
psrssd ma shipped al Of thf world storage ir 1r
ntuFe q. JDbllNhllH If'IfftsAs
A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAME1LEp FURNITURE
~ Tor 20, Of warranted manlfscirre 1850 a se.n
tfr inter- subs. plain and nrnsnenis A. FARhlNDlpNN
wsteoos Us canal street opposite wooster Established
10 lsig.
IyNtvEttTD CHAWBERSU1Ts NJ FURNITURE, ~
II at' cCflrg art styles 81 Wholesale 81 .liI..
Al SO .ni fI6tlts, ~. Nafrssseg trf Pl.rGsses
WAENFN WARD al rsrlI rfas.
Foll TORS e.si r. BscEltay.
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A g. B. STEVENS 4 co, AUCTToNEERs
~ Magnificent HOuss hold Furniture
Al public auction. .
This day, August !. al los O'Clock,
At The private residence Theodore Phps ESD Wes
Fifteenth street. between sirth and Seventh avenues
Costly rosewood Piauofore,
suits OF farior Furniture,
Rare OIL Paintings
Pier and Manie Mirrors.
The furniture and made order only fall and
VIII be oriy sold account Of departure for Europe
Catalogues be had early this morning at house
Drawing Rooms contain solid rosewood Pianoforte, full
seven octave, solid pearl Keys and ulaid with
Their OF pearls three elegant carved suits OF drawing
Furniture, covered satin brocstei of the most
expensive description; solid rosewood and
side Tables velvet carpets, Rugs, Ac Mirrors be
III al mansi Ornaments choice selection of Oil Paiptn
rosewood Eegeres with marble tops plate DOORS
rosewood Escretoe and Bookcase artistic Bropzcs adys
Wokbox &c Dining room-So!d oak extension Table
fuhet ivory balanced handled Knives and Forks silver plated
Css,ers table and Spoons English cut glass Ware Crock
French china dinner clock Mirror
On Paintings &c Chambers sai,e-Rosewood Bedsteads
marble dressing Bureaus Washstsnds Tee
Gu led hair Mattresses feather Reds Pillows. bed Linen
&C. Third and fourth soriesMahorany and walnut Bed.
siesds Rurcans Mattresses Carperg Linen
commencement Of The sale al The basement kitchen Fur
nture n B-Deposs al be exacied from A.! persons
known 10 the auctioneers.
"a yate sale for cashA he furniture af family,
removed from the residence West Waverey place
nepce Of sale The No - Sixth avenue
Waserey Place VIII be sold this day, sacrifice and
free delivered to pae consisting Of three solid rosewood
Parlor Suits Etcgeres Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
and Lounges 10 match arpels, Mirrors Rosewood Dress
ing Bureaus Bedseads Washands Extension Table Chairs
and Buffet " match Corner and sde Stands Hair aud sprg
Mattresses All kinds Of Mahogany and Black walnut Bed
room Furniture Also, Bronze ChandeherS China and Glass
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CHFRfrfS SALE STATIONERY Sc --C1 tNBRRs a
, FAIKCHIIn, auctouccrs, " % ~ lu Ihusfsy, August
DO iO o'clock 5s Pearl street frTe quantity ~ r1oAs IN
he saiorsrt line r1nsqaa nf rqrs looks OF On tescriD
t0rs foo.taap Iant tfurr AMI Nrie Paper Ink Fens
oiN De- ffessos Rufs R0tre Cor al rorFnses Waera
tamIs Counters show Goes l.e ,gtlIe irln Safe Ac
JOHN kEiLY. ID er1.
N-Yi ~ som IS Auction. WIS nkY, " TWO
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