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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-06

JOHN Il. LESTER & co.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE READY MADE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
UNDER ATLANTIC HOTEL, MAIN STREET.
THHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
l. friends and the public generally that they
have just opened and are prepared to exhibit a
beautiful stock OF FALL and WI NTE X
CLOTHING, embracing in part Blue, Black
and Fancy Dress Frock Goats and over Goats,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests end Pants,
Black and Fancy Silk and Velvet Plush Vests.
All OF which are cut in the latest and most i'm
proved styles. AS to workmanship we are con-
fident that our stock can't be eXcelled by any
in the city.
We have also large and desirable stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as Silk,
Merino, Cotton and Flannel Shirts and Draw.
ers and Half Hose-Ararseilles Linen and Mus
lin Shirts, with and without Collars Collars,
Gloves, Stocks, Travelling Blankets and ShawIs,
Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties in great variety,
comprising all the Novelties of the season.
Persons wanting articles in our line will find
1t to their interest to give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We will take great pleasure
in showing our stock to all who may favor us
with call and give them fair opportunity to
examine, compare and judge for themselves.
ia3
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FALLINGl FALLING ! |
FALLlNG!l

vFsHE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
L have fallen very low in the last month or
two at
NO. IS, EAST MAIN STREET,
and scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
But there are few more left of the same
sort, and although the goods are being run oft
at the rate Of hundreds of dollars eek, there
are still great many to be disposed Of
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es-
pecially must be closed out if possible, such
Flannels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blankets,
Grey and Black Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes,
Winter Mouslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Drawers, Winter Gloves, Wool Jackets and
tie fancy Christmas tixings. Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auc ton every
night.
de Il III DAWSON
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JANUARY THAWS.

DARENTS If you will only let the little Boys
L Ego down to 10 Market Square and pass
through the front part of the store where MT.
Dawes is selling Dry Goods. to the back part
of the store they can get nice pair OF Bellows
Leather Boots tor only One Dollar. The lot Z I
Shoes there will be gone in a few days. Call
quick, rear Of
Jas +. Quincy u CO.'S Ola stand
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Tu.r MILITARY CoNvENTIoN.-Agree
70 the call issued from Charestown for
Convention of the commissioned volunteer
officers of the Old Dominion, to convene in
Richmond on the 10th instant, to take into
oons;l Iteration the better orga nization of the
militia of the State, meeting OF the COM
rn;ssioned officers of the Sd Regiment OF.
portsmoutb has been held at the Office OF
10, Goodwin, and the following resolves a
dopted:
Resolped. That the field officers and rep
resentation from the staff OF the Ihlrd hegl-
ment be requested to attend the Military
Convention to be held on the loth lhstah''
in the City of Richmond.
On motion of Lieut.. Fauth, 1t was
RESOLVED, That each company composing
the Third Regiment, be requested to appoint
a commissioned officer to attend SAID Con
vention.
On motion of Capt. Deap, it was
Reaoloed, That the officers of the Third
Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers establish
school of Military instruction, and that tn ey
meet at the office OF Col. Goodwin, on Friday
night next, at O'Clock, to organize the
same.
The meeting to organize military school
as set forth in the last resolution, will be
held o.night and we think every commits
stoned officer should be there.
ACAap.-Ata meeting of the Hope Fire
Company held at their Hall on Thursday even
ing January 5th, on motion it was
Resolved, That we the officers and members
OF the Hope Fire Company, do extend our heart
telt thanks to Messrs. DR.. Selden, Major Lamb.
Farant and Sigourney, for the kind attention
paid us at the late destructive fire on Selden,,s
Point, and they may rest assured that they Will
at ali tunes command the warmest sympathies
of the Hope Fire Company.
Resolved, That We also tender our sincere
thanks to Mr.. ThOs. d Williams for his kind
ness in presenting to the Company that beau
tiful American Ensign.
ON motion the meeting adjourned.
CB LANGLEY President.
E. ROLAND, Secretary.
MFALsE ALARM.-The alarm oil hre TINS morn
enIa
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No TRUsr.-That is a beautiful saying of
George d. Prentice's, we believe,) which
is some what like this :-"Men often say 'nO
trus',' and perhaps they are often right
But Nature demands the fullest trust of all
who receive her gifts. The words, 'no trust
are never written upon her door-posts. 1t
is all trust, when the seed is sown that she
will surrender itagain. 1t is all trust when
the blade is green, that the harvest will not
TAIL; all trust that the sweet influences of the
Pleiades will soon be shed, and the singing
birds again return"
We not understand the author to advocate
the "credit SYSTEM" for man of his sense
knows that the cash system is best for all
seller and buyer-manufacturer and consul
mer, and especially for newspaper proprie-
tors, to which he belongs.
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NOV EI,TI rs.

NOVELTIES.
A NEW STYLE OF Meerschaum Pipe, boiled
n in wax and covered with Willow Work
and warranted to color.
Also Killiekinick, Old Joe's Notion, Turkish
Golden Leaf, Four Ace and other varieties of
Smoking Tobacco.
All the above for sale Wholesale and Retail.
M A l. c A SANTOS,
jaJ Nos 3 & 5 Main street
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Wnfts d, Enluleraon. Pronrietor 3,

Watts Dc En'merson, Projectors.
l. b Nottingham, W h Lamb, P Snyder,
Miss K Goodrich, Cludy Peed, G b Lake,
Virginia, A Morg Al, l. Morgan, North
Carolina; A Cooper, Augustus Freund,
N I.
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PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, sc,
nUR Stock of above goods is now very large,
" having two Cellars for Storage, and we in
vite orders or personal inspection of pur-
chasers. MA sc A SANTOS.
ia Nos 3 l. 5 Main street
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MAYORS Court, PoRTsMoUrH-G W Grice
presiding.
There was nothing TO do before his Honor
this morning, the Watch reporting the city
all quiet and no arrests.
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THE STEAM TUG RoANoKE.-lt is the inten
tion of the President of the Albermarle d
Chesapeake Canal Company, to place the
Steam Tug Roanoke in the canal LOT inc pur
pose of breaking up the ice, as soon as she
can be COTTON off the ways, where we under
stand she has frozen.
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Wake & CO.,
NOW offer low to the trade
lN Essence Coffee,
Indigo,
Starch,
Spices of all kinds,
Arrow Root.
Also, always on hand in heavy Stock Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass and Patent
Medicines. lad
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Local Items.

HoT ArR.-Caloric, or hot air, is one of
| the greatest Constitutions" of the present
day. It's accomplishing great things for the
Dog Booh, in the way of additional ia cili-
ties. 1t enables us to accommodate our reg
uarly increasing circulation, which is be-
coming greater and greater every day; be-
sides, it affords us facilities for executing or
ders in Job Printing, which enables US to
defy competition from any quarter-North,
South, East or West.
Hurrah for Hot Airl Ten cents a day
for power enough to drive three Printing
Presses i!
Stand aside slow coaches |!
MAYORS Court, NoRFoLK-F +. Fergu-
son, Presiding.
Michael Hunt, white man, from the Ma
rine Barracks, was arrested yesterday,
charged with striking the wife of a Mr..
Flock. He was fined SIS and costs, and re-
quired to give security for his future good
conduct in the sum of 500.
Bill, a slave of 7. Portlock, was arrested
last night as runaway.
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las~ At a regular monthly meeting of the
Hope Fire Company, held January 9Th,
1860, the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year
President-C has. b. langley.
LIST Vice don. W. Quarles.
End Vice do--Jas. Bryant.
Recording Secretary-E. l.. Roland
Corresponding dow. Edwards.
Hose Director-H. W. Brown.
Asst. DOWN. dove.
Engine Director-Archibald Mexican.
Asst. Director-Samuel Lewis.
suction Director-Jos. A. Roland
Assistant do-Lemuel Leary.
LIST Pipeman-Thaddeus Gray.
lst Axeman-Robt. S. Jakeman.
End DOWN. I. Smith.
Standing Committee-C. Is. Langley, E.
l.. Roland, Robt. 7. Quinn.
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RunaWay-$5O Reward.
lQANAWAY from the Subscriber his neprc
~ Man WILLIAM William is % years od
about feet high, very black, has large full
spoken to seems to be confused He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne. and
lived with the undersigned last year near Miles
store, in Norfolk County 1 viii give the abcvs
reward OF 500 Tor him, if secured in any Jail in
this State so that can get him.
JNO. H. HOPE.
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc l2-t WILLIAMSBURG va
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PEACH BRANDY.
K BBLS. ACCOMAC PEACH,
- Warranted Years Old.
rs RBLS. WHEAT WHISKEY,
Warranted Years Old.
rs BBLS. ZEIGLER WHISkEY,
From q to 10 Years Old.
OLD SCOTH WHISKEY,
A Choice article IN store and for sale by
A. j. MOCK Il CO.,
dec q Wide Water street.
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POTATOES. POTATOES, POTATOES
O00 Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
%OO 100 do Peach Blue do
100 do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes,
300 Bushels do do do
For sale at low rates by
THoS. p CROWELL,
jag Higgins Wharf Norfolk
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT b,
MACHINERY

THE undersigned is DESTROYS Of calling at
y, \ tention to his large stock of KINDLING
WIZ saved and split in lengths to suit CRATES
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box
cheaper than the same quantity of wood car
be bought for in any other way for kindline
purposes.
Orders left at my office, corner of adiso,
and Wide Water streets, or sent through the
P. O., shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand. ana
for sale at lowest market prices.
de la WAJTEp rlrUTyN
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LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS.
WE are just in receipt of fine assortment
w OF Kerosene and ETHEREAL Oil Lamps,
both Metal d-GlaSs, and respectfully invite
all in want to give us call.
We have also on hand "a large assortment of
Plain and Ground Kerosene Chimnies, Wicks,
Shades, Brushes sc, for sale low.
KEEFE y STORY
de = No. 6, Union stree
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ODFlSH -iU,UUU uDIs Prime COdiisA, IN
~ store and iur sale low by
ia4 JAS. l. JONES.
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EOh SALE OK lkEN 4

EOh SALE OK HkNT.
,vs.4, A Brick House on Bermuda near East
Mh,iiI street. Ii has TWO large Rooms ana a pas
H4ial sage below, Also close back Porch.
fnere is a good Garden Lol to the house APP.
ply to
de 29-tf Ut BARRAUD.
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HOLIDAY WEEI1

HOLIDAY WEEK
NOV is the time to call and get some nice
IN Boo,s nd Shoes.
FW SEABURY'S SONS,
de 20 10 Market Square.
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BOTTOMRY BOND.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Consul Of France in Virginia at the
office of the Vice Consul of France in Norfolk
Va, for Bottomry Bond of a sum between fit.
teen and sixteen thousand dollars, on the
French Bark Uruguay and Cargo, now lying in
the harbor of Norfolk, and bound to Havre;
said bond to be granted at the lowest rate Of
fered at noon on the 10th day of January 1860,
at said office. ia 2-St
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MFALsn ALARM.-The alarm of fire this morn"
iag about o'clock, was false.
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FOR RENT 1860.

FOR RENT 1860.
Jssn The Subscriber offers for Rent for the
Mii5 next year, the upper part of his Store,
M.U containing four Rooms in good order
Also, Kitchen, Cistern and Paved Yard. Terms
reasonable to a good tenant. Apply to
w ROWE,
No. 81, Broad Water street.
de 15-ThS&M2w near Church.
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GENTLEMEN
no you want first rate pair of HEAVY
~ WIN TER GLOVES? If SO you can get
them cheap at
ja4 H DAWSON'S
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LYNCHBURG CHEWING TOBACCO.
MADE BY CORKLE ~ SONS, and for
Nl sale by
de 30 Mas CA SANTOS.
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WHITE LIN EN H'DKFS-Ladiss
w White Linen H'dkfs at OK cts. At No. I
Market Square.
de IL OWENS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

vArakEk FwBAssy -THr LITTLE ToMuy-ipnop
~ spsendh photographs Of 1ummy. the moai nte
r-rfnE pe>onese the Japanese Embassy ANY pero, ia
flro,s having the portrait Of the little Ambasa6r can pro
.,nr ~ ~ nuinx twenty i've cents
DunkkhH co, manufacturers and WHOLESALE dealer 10
ps~ Pstoufs fh ebony black walnut rosewood every
soo srry frsfnes 81 broafvry New Yok Large cores
Sts dollar; snail ecpscs twenty ave cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

U II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HOUSE.
~. hold Furniture Books &C. f. H. LUDL0W co.
will sell auction No All Second avenue between Twenty
nth aud Twenty sixth Wednesday, juno 10Y
O'Clock A. NJ the Furniture contained In said house. CONSISTING
IN part Of carved rosewood sofas and Chairs In Bocatele
and Chairs In hair and IN plush; Bookcase Rocke Wash
stands Bedsteada &C; dsmask and lace Window CurAina
Iksh Easy Chair In Brocsele inisd paper mache Table
bronze msntel Clock tocsery Glassware nan three ply
viii Commence Also collection Of msouic and other vAlu
able Works.
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUcTfovEER, VIII. SELL. THIS DAY
M. Tucsay) June 20 ~ n oclock At saesrVon No 81
rafpc Ociohs Pafof SUITE Sofas raror and Arm Chairs
1cte alstcs En Frames Pier and Mante Nrrofs
pnng Tables nnlng C1ails, Dressing bureaus. wssh
s'snds hedsead hair Narrscs rsmas,rs lounge var
bidder lol cash.
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T,xECUTOR'S SALE or SPLENDID
N HpTSEHol-D Et*RNITIrRE

sAIsE Up .NFIENDID
~ HOTsEHOLD FURNITURE.
RUSSELL. W. WESTCOTr nuctiopeer. will sell at public
auction the entire rich and costly Furniture, Bronzes Paint.
ms fanoIoe Ac contained in the first class residence, I52
Twenty ira street, few doors fnrm seventh avenue,
On Wednesday. June "a, l0is O'clock I
The Furniture made order by Dixon, stevens and
other first class makers months ago embraces every
ihs TO he found In fashenable and costly residence inclu
ing iLTec superb rosewood Paflo Su brocade
complete assortment Of elegant parl chsmber
dining and library Furniture; GLASSWARE Syert French
China iion safe. portable Heater &c Catalogues
Every aiuce viii be percmp,orly sold cash The House
70 rent Application 10 be made To HOMER MORGAN No.
Pine street.
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MAcY's CLEARING SALE ,. = :
Mz eoops CLOSING aSSE i.i lss THAN oosr
S S $SS kS $si5S ss sSiiSss Collins
S SSS 4 frsiHS sa sA ssozs
s SSk u R % asb h Z. sx H2xsss
s'ss-ar Al our WIT. esea.. '''
| Clearing AZ our Curtain Muslin and taccs
cssrDs ~ II S our s frsssl r ESsss.
| Clearing ,lSour linen Handksrrhicis.
.lesIine s az our n Misery and s'cvea
GEARING ali our Ladies snd Misses Under Clothes
Ss u al our Cent? GREAT SsssF s ws.sI OF
FSff SatS kaSE n sITs SSSISSiIsm
LACE NANrriLAs,
SHAWL AND rLousciSS HAe sss . '.
esss s, s.
sss = NE s ssc ss In fac. fact he ssrs w sss
BEN l,S az ies, han hsif The CO.'S oi iSpo,a,,ca
acoysra. KkAL rusHsR rLorScrSo LAcEs. u Inches
400. yards REAL rrsHEn T;s sc: ( T rss i.eA..
1850 yard. REAL rrsHER TLotSciSa IxcES niscAs,
sco yard. FINEST IMPORTED fLouSCiS0 LxCfs ~
80 - which eo~ % import -
'sO yard. rEEsr :. f fsa fLo0ScfSa LAcEs.
which ec- 10 import 4,ou
=" FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs. three nounces =.
30 FRENCH LACE BuRSors, ss '~' Nv
700 REAL rpiyR LACE sHAwis' " va Sx us
SOC REAL FusEs ss &; s VIII IL y q ss IA
Sss 81 * Ii 'lS ~ so ~ x - - rrssr
kyEn oEFKaFb At RETAIL i t fHis cry tos c'VD'
NBDo not be ndscsd 10 purchase before ookns through
RH MACY
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uENRy II LEEDS. AucrloxEER-- sALEsRoos y,

HENRY II LEEDS. AuCTIoxEER--sA LEsRooN NO
Ii - Nassau sirvet-HE>RY N. LEEDS A co will sell
% auction, tuesday. June ~ ~ - cclck IN front store
Ne ~ Nassau pair elegant sorre Horses and
years old warrnnieS sound and kind In all harness AMI
rr The saddle for style and action they have speros
double IN three minutes, can rt sngle h,
40. they VIC. OF kind bought nv
hcrnfcscn al the Long Island IA 1855 Aso
dark brown Mare, i've old, show hrss min ses.
sired by Ethan Anen aud raised At rcondarra % Vernon,
rsck Hawk fm beauty aDd genene-s in All harness
she canno, be surasscd she s perfectly sound Also IIar
Wagon. kc. AZ This affords opportunity 10 uur
obtain good horses al OF arr /, he sod with
reserve the owner going " consequence f Wv
heath -
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IIExRy ". LEEDS, ArCTIONEER IFSROoN NO n
H Nassau street HENRY ~ LEEDS CO viii sell AZ anr.
ton on Inesisy jnne AZ " cscck q frgn. q store No.
tell warranted sound and knd In single douhe
tro in minutes 10 The oe and just received tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

WORTH RENEMBERING.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
w Furniture and Decorations OF every conceivable knd
and quality both and second hand
week NO 10 Clinton place In Eighth street few Acss.
west oil broadway This is opportunity
class goods from = 70 30 cent less than they worth
VIII be found much better than going aucio for they viii
be sold nj less price, there viii be less trouble
bidders The goods can all be- seen and examined and win b
sent home Tree OF charge The assortment ~
varied embracing everything We
can furnish houses apartments with all the arcles y ay
desire and In style TO suit the fastdious
the cookery and kitchen utensils Pine rosewood sui
and maniel Mirrors rich window Drspery, marble Coon
bronze Statues and Groups china Vases and
met Of Parior and Dining Room Furniture Consisting e
many articles to be enumerated here.
nut Dining ko,m srits velvet Brussels and ohee CArps
Also very fun variety Of carved and plain ma-
ny and walnut Bedseads, Bureaus Wsrdrobes ana 0sr
Chamber Furniture, fine Hair Mattresses and neddag n
short we have 10 offer at great Inducements evcrytnG
good hosekeepers sskfor Call ts pn3ice n
not worn and true In every Doors
from Z A. NJ. to- 4. NJ.
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EDWARD sCnENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB
FIRST CLASH OH. PAINTINGS

NEARLY $50 FINE OH. PAINTINGS
by F. r. H. SCIIENCK, Wednesday and Thursday. 9th
and 18th inst Mt II o'clock each day. at their saesroom lsl
broadway the Above paintings, among which which will bc
found the works OF the following well known artists =
Van Leyendonck, Pynacker,
Smeis. krusemsn,
Van kegofmorel, Redig,
Mctzu Sweback.
Diddacr, r. Duvai,
u. Hess J. A. licking,
and other celebrated ancient and modern artists also very
curious and byzantine painting The Holy Standard
Bearer Most OF the paintings have recently arrived from Eu
and have before been offered for se Also
twenty paintings remaining ncallcd for from the sale OF the
a and 18th ist which will be sold OF the former
purchasers The paintings will be exhibition Tuesday
with catalogues and viii he positively sold without reserve
the owner Is about leaving for Europe.
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~ H. LUDLOW. AucrToNERR coUN

~ II. LUDLOW, ArCTIONEER-HANDSoME COUN-
II. Try residences nj Clifton. staten Island.
T. n. LUDLOW 90. Will sell vi arction on "Wednesday
June n, htD NJ II ocock nj the Ner~hant-' Exchange
CLIFTON, = 1.-The handsome ~ house filed
In with brick, and nine full lots Maple Chestnut ave-
and within minutes walk vanderbis landing
The house in good order contains h aud cold water bath
speaking tubes &c. srvund Mans
aud full particulars at The auconeers Office No Pine street
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HENRy IT, LEEDS. r,.TIoyEER.sN .EsRooM NO
Ii y Nss.nu sfrce'.-liENltN u. LEEDS 4 Co. will sch
% succ q 1A,.d,y Ine = q ig eelcck at the private
rr-kiencf No Ncsi twenty srcnd doors
fh avenue Ecgan' Furniture ststuary Eronxcs Horses
bud CarrfIgis. Ac. Tue lrpcy gentleman declining
housekcspHg IBIS house having been sold, consisting ~
velvet and Brussels CARPETS solid carved psror SUITS
NosAi, covered greer satin flurcd hrorsiee Ac
made 10 order: Turkish Ks-y and Reception Chairs rrps:
richly carved fatcus solid r-evood Tables
sAinsry tops elegant rosewood Eegcres, plate glass and
lined ssln woods rusvood fancy work aud Corner Sands;
rosewood octave Piano forte wh pear. Keys rich Table
toycTs Lace Curtains; marble ~t.iny, with
isals superb ira clng Medicine Chest q day Marble Clocks;
China NaneA Bronze Stsfu-e AMI Biscuit Figures;
rosewood Gard Jabc, elegant Partisan IIooir SIfa
blue IN. CONSISTING OF Sofa, Fsuieuls: walnut Extsn~
Table Buffet elegant china Dinner decorated with
cost $40 Tea sets, glass Japanese Tea ss picsss
cos tis5 silver plated Ware AMI IVORY Table Cutlery
able case cf oh cins large rsan gr9uns Easement oak
Arm tlalis. cred an Buffet -vf Tables
alou ~ very elesan on Psinl,n. by kaecs Koeck Ruy
sers EaScn. knarr kavazscv, nckknr riccari
ani c'kers. Bclfoums-Solt rosewood walnut Bed
stends Dressing Bureaus washsauis, &r rosewood Suit
carved mopuct double and single inahnsry H~i@safs
Lounges fine Mattresses, Beds chs Crb Kitchen Ware Ac
~ y Immediately after he sale 81 the furniture front oil
the hse nc black double Il carriage Horses esxht
and nine years old snd Kind and grntlc: Harness Carriage
S They viii be before the door hour before they
10 O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

HENRY II. LEEDS. ArcTIoxrER, sAr.EsRoox NO.
Ii q Nassau sfrcei.-lENRY n. LEEDS A co. win sell
q aus.n 90 Tuesday June ~ a. u o'clock at the sseso IN
NO - Nassau street Fancy Goods Japanese Goods c-
nr Of elegant marble -eur, Vases Hebs Vases
and Roman Vases varying ron 70 feet high Neaps,sn
Vases elef after
siso beautiful Is,rss scrted by birds peies,s
superb garden VASES marble Ink Trays Fruits a..
together with other beautiful goods Every article be cold
without reserve AZ THIS u ihe closing al the importation
a. a. fondofnL Also, at II velock, Japanese gSsis ob-
tanned direct irsn the Japanese Emoss-y which we refer
coisung elegant lacquered Casa, vir:Boxes D-ska
Glove Boxes, Toilet BoSe. Vine Cups, Gobss trays Rice
psfcs swords Coins Pouches &c. Ac Also large m
leu secretary, cost 500 Ia japan, nlsd Every
nftcc VII be warranted genuine or no sale For presss
THIS crs chance the articles formerly belonged
To present Embassy. Also, several beautiful and
Dresses for ladies' sewing and floss Sewing sik. IA srlen
trstred In colrs with heavy sewing sik fringe and
ven elegant, valued at $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
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