davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
n4Ss5 II ass y sS5rsran s1l,, Ss.l

O. %sAA RACES. ..- -7- +
~ s. %1S%h aSs4ss q ;s
ods Heals one mile; subscription $500 forfeit oo the Club
to add $3.50 two more START the second horse receive 500
W. s. Buford names b. f by Lexington dam by Glencoe
w Minor names a. " Dasl ch f by Star Davis out of
D. F. Kenner C SID. STORY, by vandyke ont of
Ha,psn9ME M n Also. b: G. BY Glencoe ont Of sally Morgan
Foley names 81. 3. LIGHTNING, by Lexington ont Of
Broadnax i ootrili name b. f. sALLIE WOODWARD, by
Same Day
Club add $500 two the second horse save
D. F. Kenner names b. c. SID STORY by vandyke out Of
Hspenny. Also, b. {. BY Glencoe Of Sally Morgan
Wells names gr. WELLsWoop, BY Yorkshire out of
~ 5. j. Hunter ch. sHERRoD by Lecomte out of
r G. Moore names ch T. by vandal dam by Margrsse
Broadnax 4 gorl name b. i sAl4LIE WOODWARD, by
Albion out of Eudora.
WEDNESDAY, I'd January : Heats Of three niles Club
Purse $500.
PIcAYUNE sTAKEMsweepsake for ali ages, heats of two
miles subscription $500 r the second horse his
Daily Peaynne @ add Plate worth oo il .Rree or more ar
u n tns a race a hs GgS n add S e rase % run The stake
WEDNESDAY, I'd of January, 1861 To the Judges
Stand on the Metare Race Course at o'clock r NJ
THURSDAY Sd January-Heats of two miles; Club Purse,
FRIDAY h Januarysngle dash of two miles, Club Purse
ri, ] 5 @ sda:S s. o Ss a mile se s
N.Y. 4.idn MnOr names sh EogSox Maaosd
Bretbf Roandtree ch & BY Albion out Of Eudora
AFo + ! bE Wey y naas ashinSe Sc Ssn y TR HspIst
Edith ems names D. C. fho BY Lexington out of
i; b Foley names b. by SOVEREIGN out Of Ann Watson
nSAIuRDAY 9th Jannary-Best 3 in 81 heats of mile;
TUESDAY, 8th JanuaryHeats four miles; Climb Purse
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n NEW OPERA RoUsE-coRNER OF BouRBoE

TIEJLER,S. HE LLERsS
HELLER'5
HELLER,S
HELLER's
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY
SECOND SIGHT MY,TERy.
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
TRICKS OF INDIA.
TRICKS OF INDIA
4s& TRICKS OF INDIA.
TRICKS OF INDIA.
aa 4sgq@ ILLUSIONS MAGIC.
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
ILLUSIONS. ..........MAGIC.
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC
ARMoRY HALL.
ARMoRY HALL.
..-1 ...g+ ARMoRY HALL.
ARMoRY HALL
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
MONDAY, DEC. TO-
MONDAY, DEC. 10.
MONDAY, DEC. 10.
MONDAY, DEC. 10. na0 H
CREOLE GoURsE- s1ss GREAT
- The above Course on THURSDAY,
y s S,m;. parss and ks F,gFye Dollars
jas 5as FINN fbsafs Ssme1 mslnSs s :. BsNI6iA 10Y
ng-ksee Race aoeo to come ne "a "a At 81 o'clock p NJ
df2 q wM PYBus Proprietor.
CREOLE .CoURsE-rRor-
SzS- There win be 4 TTo..lng Match over
- ss the sbsss GenFse ta on WEDNESDAY,
sa s%si Bs,s S;as names names n dHaTTT hEE AEs1E
To go mile heats, best 3 in5.
Race of at 81 o'clock.
dfg HAdml''i'n 4 TO hs track - VIM rrsvs Proprietor
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DESB0NS B0NSECAZE beg leave 10 inform their
friends and the pablc that their Room opens IEIS
DAY, November Sts, for the reception of amateurs
RGCold Meats, Oyster Soup and Gumbo Opera nights
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j. 3. WALTON.


w -hUUtEa5IUF OF 1VfiN d, FINK.
Sale Of choice Improved and Vacant Real Es;se ,uased In
the First Distde. and in Jefferson city, on Long
Credit and Without Reserve
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, Jny l3 1860 J
E8- The following resoLntfon was adopted
by the Board OF Directors T this Company their meeting held
the llth Instant
Resolved That public notice be given newspa
pers published the city Of New Orleans that application will
be made the General Assembly of the State Of louisiana
its the tenth section of the of ncopo
ration the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road Company, approved 22d Of April, 1853.
OLE tf r. s. CHARLES, Secretary,
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j. D. WALTON.

CITY AUCTIoNEgR,
And AUeTToHEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues bis personal attention TO all Gales or Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and Stocks successions and Me
chandlse generally
He invites attention his system Of plans and plan books Of
Real EstateDaugureed large expense-embracng every
square and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the Of the owner and other valuable information
taken from the most authentic sourcessecung In the pur
chase sale and appasemen Of Real Estate unequaed
tnges and information.
RsFuniue and other outdoor sales attended to- se27 en-
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THE OPERA. THE OPERA.
Corner Bourbon aad Toulouse arrests
MISS ADELIyA PATTI FOR SIX NIGHTS.
The public respectfully informed that MISS ADELTNA
PATTI will make her frst appearance In New Orleans
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. December 49, Ia LUCIA DI LANE
MERMooR, assisted BY Msssrs Mahieu Meschedee, Deb
nay and Jolly; Maurice Strakosch chef dorchestEe
NoTIcE-The sale Of fer the frst night Or Ads
Patti. viii Box-ofce of The Theasr ON Hoz
day December II.
rS-secend night Of Miss Patt-Friday, Dec r. dIz a
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NEW LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE STORE
~ AND FRAME MANDATORY 13 Camp street
NY ermer Looking Glass and Picture Store No Al Royal
street. having been destroyed by fire, beg leave inform my
old customers and the public generally that have
my estai hmcnt at So 3 Camp where am pre-
pared TO fill all ORDERS and all work belonging to m
line with dispatch and in superior have also
large and splendid stock of
French and German LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURES.
FRAMES and MOULDING
of description constantly hand which offer at the
lowest price and reasonable terms
esirous TO merit It ask share of the public patronage
0S I'm 8lGT9RIN GUEFTE.
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DRRRurroRY AUCTIoN sALr,-YfNR GOLD DfA.

pHEnurroRI AUCTION sALE-yIgE GOLD DfA
CnIsTALAn, sr<cpser nowsvy Wi Ell on THURSDAY,
nsy q isk csscss o. sees ssovtnsn q w.Aehss and
,insls sioss 80 sgssr gssse esss orc.n rcs sinss
osyx Coral furqpois sxd Ruby nns Gold eeis Rsvr4pes
nma~ Collar snd gss.s Buuona 1lg ssd ees' Yins and
md silver Huruns ~ rch.se Be~!sy rakss end o{hss
nakers petgu nn6 desc6ed fAvope CrouS
pesers and Lsvers 49, hpns.y ~ wssass silver hunt
Inn Hnrhh IeverA m detnssed tvevs afvw huuhuG rNe
fourtks full plaaa Levess sp1 Cylln1s ~, - ~
above well worthy ~ eenen 81 ~ tsdes ke1.a vel
cNaceuea ~ eaAa
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90 A ~ ays c,sss I've cory rsafsnns. ~
me vnf EOUHsHSNTH sfRhxT
~ DAY, Nay !, aaA wBDNKsD Az. AsY -..T''. =
Oonme icng 1t presi1ay l0< O'Clock.
-tatpr IL axnnnt - - as6pvsuout Of really
-, a n VsiuahIs nsaseboId Furaisurs and
oSersA u puslss sA,s Tile spring. viz
foot octave Pianoforte, ~.
Elegant Drawing Rssn Suits
&, ~ BrosAasl and Lass Curtains.
vetvss MEDALLION Carpets.
Brcuzs and or,noaa ChAndslisrs,
wood CAanbss FurnNurs en- suite;
~ Uak Dining Room Furniture,
Solid slvsrwAre

sefe Cutkry, &c, 40 ~
We psIssa.rly can he .s.e.on Of friends
Aousekeepers senerAy he shove extensive sale OF h
isse F ade order Tor Ne the whole
due most ecsis dsssuoa and = pssisss osdsr coassaas
ola rosssood sui msas BY Hssis in aAn FUR
i.h Lssy Chairs hecspoa Chairs soea' Work Table. rica
isSss Vim ss,a.s sses; rich sal: IN
ss.in Two nssnidssa itsssrss With avy p..s
ss.ss ss1 s so
pkr glass TO match loe' xiA eegsat consoe Ihble sca
sns .as ssS Fable. seissa s
,uae 80 oays essaSs ceins 1853 ~ OF coaos OF ne
are. STATE sss. scsass Eossrs two .suiacsns ra,y
ss 20
ed psrr su " is country cosststnE Of ssge sfs fon.
sad wS s.s an. GA 10 z:
Ss e : I'd F.s I'D ..sss .sss
sossa many excellent woras Of as By the old nAssrs we'll
s:sHa SEVEN r1Asoros
= .:SIop soo@ .Slssaia carved sf. o1sIsIsns S...
board rshly naid with pearl md soHd pearl kaYs
ss" Rally one q ss s sss"sS ssnsa s s: ,d
aip riskiy smbosssd Piano Cover With three edsons.
p%ns spssy GsPs , 600 StS,5 x. , sss
nanssr Dsrbls TOP fancy fables Mirrors sofa ohsirs in
so russrcod s s e. satin ;sSsn pscs' nsde oy pon
1a.os.s Goblet: ,sd Decso.sn g a.ssh .ioa osns
- taiys.s CsEs Bsalss. Caesss Coass md fss uns
5l: sspss en-, E,ss osSsy n.ss,s ss:. g
aaary marble Bureaus wsshssaods and Comnaodes 70
e su.s lar c@ 9 2 g DouSSs md: =
Ss; 49, 81: &c., s - IT. ssSi; , 5s:
y sashispsd ohAf: Eocks. eofAs Lousgss Couch Bsds
ss.d re- .:s % 5sss. va s y. =. .sS
'shssh Aens viii eonnsAce.
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NToRroAeE sALE-BY VIRTUE 0r oHkIrnL
An te>s. hid sxpcse y sAs ., pusng vsnaus o. ~
= - frsshlin FORE sornsr Of fwess sree ssA 80
e~eEue. Rcinne Msehfpes ten Covering nsSefue
Lasbsf vtA chueks ma mankFIe. I'VE 0rtndsose fene
- Cut1nG noAr4 Visa too ytAble Hcrxcs houdiae
Irouak thafuuG snd fsH Platform Scale. Hpye 10 30
1l{0A 4 nURFax Aucrnsy for Mortgages
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MoHT1nlR oRl1Yrx 1 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
HOUSEHOLD
ruxrSc AUCTION r ria e sG a.. =
rUEADAY, AT The

UROWN 6ION1 HE8kUBUJG,
sy .onns.sas los osiocI Ths psroa.s a,.snsioa q
so ap sss: .sd ss 4 sosss
.sss: -. .ass:s o 5: par
)nwss keoms nAxnlac.nt sFAnd AssOn Ik Fsno-
s. s: = % ~
ss e. stool covered = orossds s
And BOOKCASE lined Win wood Marqas
X .sa saa Gss
ellsIs Imported ua Para; CAnds usdaion
ssd sfss n. . =.
I've
"a Va cs ss sS ss
.sss ss.csr s,sl: ssps g mitch :us s.sfsrs; marble
rss ss sss cs.ss ere sss..sas ma
sI,sn yr:ss n r.n'.s Muse Foss<y. DisaA India IA
s.s ssI.sss ssS .@sssa S's W.
enc. g 9s.:sal sSs.s.ls = s. Sssi.ssl y 800.
- ss..ase: i:;ss: y Ls:ss.l Sssi; s.sap; s.s.ss
- &c: 'nSS<r Of a.s Cabins. rloarss ssiiaus iss.
- from Pcmpen A.A HsrsulAniun- Equestrian 0roup
s's ~ ~ % @ 's Sss
orns,ns.s snscA Boz. ssys. dasssn. sunss: orsolu
::s s:s:i saey sn.:ss.s. OK 5:: .se cS::s .
1 Uen ss.s s % Ss .s q
ed .nS q ss = ssss ss 1sss
Oials, oval bsck chsirs covered is noeses s.9esry
BED. :ss eas sss :ss.s es s
Pirovs. oval hrrcra, Pastel PsintisEs dsoorassd
ssssS 40 si:ss ..sss vp sss.. ses:s;.
s :. p.a Sss sso ss..s Ep ssS
a., ms1Sis ,oS; bssss ssssasioa danny saba. e EEL
s "a: g do sss:. a. and os ssss
Vie. Ls.c go Fss ,ss m. ss's.y sas pre-
=. ~ Ssnd cha Ds.er ~ 80; Ulssss fasSsrs
..: s,ss sssss rs g si:: s:
sssa ksas ssss, 80 49, vSy 5sns!s fsols O..
:. e vsesss S:s. sspps isss. gssssS Hssss ss
.s::s:s.: ss "a =, :. ssss: ss w. y"
onss 10 Broadway.
H 3s2 & al as oosrlx HouszHoLp yu.nzuRa
Ran on fXISrrHos 10.
- !. pssvsls rssAs,ss n wss nsvsatA street,
ms DAY. TUESDAY. IA, !, ,,,< 49,.
Lsruss 60 ~ ~ q ss,usaass u ssrs2se q -
rarer rgra,s.y u u ososk. ysss.ss,y: ss.ss.ssa
"a co. A siss. .assfsaeres; ssssdN fvIssS
Is: - $3.50 49, =. e:ss .i:essr sss.s rs.:.os. -:
3 fsbIsA vts a.ssarI nass.s nss; - rssswos1
- = ~ ,- s:. =. - ~ ~.
~ N ::.. .s. d.: ..i ~ s, s:' s. 8.
s.ss ssssssy ~: soasOls r.sls really snbxcs1srsd
.s S: !. : sss.:s g. Co.; ss:;ss -
f:esss - to. 80: 49, 49,.
ss''-s e - 'ss:;iszsce sSs~.
..s..a...s - ss.sss:1 -. ssA ss.zs'.e 9
H. - -: - - s.sss. 49, .ss:.ss : e:
snz;; ...ss we've: ed 49,: ,s 60 -
!, . 1913. 49, =: .sE s = Ed {. nd 81: 80, -
.wocp mvn ocrAyz rEAso ,sg -.
spSsac., qissaA carved lesA oysrs.Suax ose va
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vvxvtr rrrruRu 20. o. TuR ppy GOODS srOnu
-, cssusssd ~ E1wsrs IAnhss %, ~ - Bs13-
Nv, vm y - = So. - " prvns@ - rnssnr
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bp HUT7cn--M. DOUGHTY. AucnoSsaR.
sppsurs scsnssed = - a~s, - whsls II wssch
peIstvsly ~ % ~ h1sa<aS ttddsr, asd removed
ccssssan 10 pers n brussels .sd ingram Csrpe<s.
Teas Tets, Sofas ann nd paxnr UA~z~s extso<kSu
Xbles d,.rsr and - ware silver plsse1 Ware,
y. nsaSvs. De- A..
y orrrr.-RfcaARps WHITING WIZ
n .ale Al th~lr sooSton roon. No. ~ cortiaadt
rexnrsdsy Nay 2 ~ lok A. M--eeO unses 8ur>n
lprrnra ~ Adapted ~ The csy 80 ceusery srn1s
rsp<uf q vknun nav eonesru, about axty iss 81
mlos without reserve.
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TMPoRTAKY AUCTION NOTICE = DANIEL
i HOU0H, AssEsassr. sGss No. coopsx unsoa. Win -
M ~ .desd.yl Say = Lon Icy a !. =, ~
Is1s.s No q oissos place IN sgs.A s<ss =. Sosy
vo Of BrsnAvay. Psrcenams csn psoce reosn VIE
ueu snsr ths In Of HAs desrsd rhs s~s cen "'r
fsssss are furnsAsa - roys ssAAllis. psaern vslvs
Csrps two ssin rosewood Dui IN eh erson Aa1 msrooe
SruasL snrvod nosswoof sane - anx pier rnbes ~
sinss eszy IA reception chAl - saa as~te arrcrs
6ne al Fsnsir "a Bruures md ouon Cccks csfly faAn
ssSsssss,s ana vsssa ~ pecorssloss A. ss.v en-
lray Beoss.ss. i.dss. fscay Cssss sd waass Cases
Dhhf Ecos.xlssans sr.ssss o.5Ps - Rcs nag
uairh tofs Table. Boot mAn1s and oei NM
ror asbe ccsx 90 brcazs sHaus sscihcsst
81 fabe ware ssee Tea e1wves ao1 kalvUg, Oo5e urn
Cupa spoosa paka Ac ~ ssGAst Dresden Chi AZ
tevis or Aver Tea sss 0lsss Dec~s 80
lqvor cssA snreys1 1s3sasa oesiss saA wissA 'nlAd
- kuy Cu11ery, Cno1ern. "a
rarlr c.nbss srs fsrsss:d wts Esrssh Bwussss Or
sse1A to.nseA oesssss- sssy Cne.A ws-tsces. 0ss.s
and Bo46>nEs Erooca 4ar
90 sAve rosewood PiAna kAoa CurfAfno 0ba4aa. ~
Third s~y asd Uvvsy Rocna sre eu.p'esey snopned wh
Csrpes rsbos ssd waisus RsdssA1s Burssua Mssxe
"a a. "a 70 as order sale c,mmssss In NE d3ninx
rcos ssa psrloru, o~fAnxvss 400 rsaAy.
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xSoxTeAaB sAfE--Br vrRruB OF CHArryL
M usrsssse ~ti ed 81 pubs Ancaoa % nursdy, ny
one spsrdM Bar ssd sssurs< vys.er $500 ocs,ns w.
I'D rsstpss Bedsekda BeddnG eofa1 OoAsra
rshes CSSpess oacoxA~ w<ssstxnds orochery 0urssrs
Knivrs ard yorsa spiesdh 0ss rngrsS - f~ns e~n-
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nrov RxApy-yAxKxE MOTIONS Fos IUwg. ran
nunber sroals any publshed OF thn gruok co
paper PYiss sn esnsa Published ~ T. ". STRONG. -
NansAu street.
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poYfCR. CLASS cu1NA,
- 81 cr1sr a Eesssvsr. Positive isle for cash,
~ = Ala sg 4 s & s.ass S css ssr.'
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|1nonnvoOD urp0xRE, CARVED PLArn
y s5s-'sr~ - as< rss~ n s 49,, ss~ - -
~ $780, css BE- rses as seaoss a. =.
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CONTINUATION OF AUCTION SALE or HARDWARE
~ and House Furnishing Goods st No. 81 sixth
Wednesday, Nay Ind the following daya until closed out
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rrrrRv a VKnFa IN AUoYTOXum-noRraAe u
n sale Tbs lay sp0Aayl. nay 1 = iok e,esoes AZ.
e n sre " rfne sfes& spnpriskak carpsfs, Bed
Seszs Loohias ascsss 0ss fxtassA n ~ sss~ q ns
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Il uoTruR--N. pOuoBIY. AurTIoSnnm
70 = nsrrow Wednes6Ayl. nAy q = iox o.caesa%
pUn~ p4rest A,srGe sssutmens ., nrn c',S sonss
SSkre1al unhers c,us of roe woot pArlprs
<oAafef - warranted mAhogsry % cnrsreim ~
kmo ~ rrouch pIsie1 oral, .ptex and msnfH ~
- ~11G1G6ra 6fuins TAhiea. Cutlery, snverpts'ed
= I1uen0 U>nAYu iAoe Window Ourt<ine and ,rnic,s
Hma ruunwUp1 nnd mahogany naxhle tnp dressrx
4 snus(Ser wSn 8 larre ass,wtmsnt 81 b sscmens
Turnkurp. vI,h whsch ths ssie VIII scmnercc.
enfy o. norn1n9 a. es1e.
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BROWSE NICHOLS. AUGrIoNExRs; Thu ssDAY.
I'D Nav g. Il O'Clock. sslcgruom IS Nassau streol-
tsle Of Booka Prints 10 Audsbon's Natural History Of
Btds subscrbsrs original sdAon In perfect ordsr alec
niso few chOkoo on Paintings
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EtEcA,r, gousIaoLp yunxIrU.E,

Wa nEfwnnf xu nsM vii ..u on
Wednesday Nay 4 Il 10 o'clock, all he clsgsas Furui-
tors contained In the house - asove saevscng ~ part
ph< Glssss rosewood pHlos fus.n.ss y ssson orossts
suSs Beds and Bedding Crocasry 0lsesare ChuA 10
fbe sale VIII commonoo with the kiichsn Utensils
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TyuuRY II LxnD9, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
- Es.ssr srss. skgs.s sals q asussAoh vrrsiinrs
Nay a oh oelosk q 70 Uni,a squsrs your avenue All
NJ usnHurs scsAtsed 70 80 rencs esnslsaeg Of Az
vve1 snk e.e yss.. ssvss9 N 49, - ussc bress
baSo ssgast Piano>A nade By chckeag ptsso
seul sAvsd ssvoc1 s.sss rsSs IN Rosewood op o.
Cnks elssast vsssa oarvs1 crossword nasbs top eecsrs
e1auur9 Og1non1 bgonno 0guape cd yguPsA Croukoy,
sssrds ROSEWOOD Bs1sss - natuss Bo'Nsrs "a p
wS aAoessy Chair In karsok elegant broeAsl NJ 49,
vinlow Curfains gt CornIsss As Abe >ssorimsn Of
Khchsn Furniture, viii wAlcA The sale VIII somDsasA
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EDWARD 0CHKNCK, AUCTIONErR.
~ sale Of new and second hand wagons Harness. 10.
EAF H. SOERNCK viii sell this day, May l, ~ O'Clock,
ssd second hand wsgons Harness
comprising turn 49, too seaA road and buggy Wagons
Jungle and double Hsnsst 10 Ac
ALSo.
Al IL O'Clock twelve Sewing Machines Howes PATENT AL In
poxfoct order
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- ocloct our sAleroom, IS Nassau street. safe
CApes 0ciohs Beda Bedding Parior Furniture Paintings
1nGsypgs Mrors lAco and hrocael Curtains Books,eee
Becretar Dining Room Furniture. ChinA. Crockery Glass
&c Bcoks Prints xusc Stoola Psnos hefsigerAorS
Meat esfes, Ac also large lot OF kitchen Ware.
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uxNRy r. LEEDe. AuCTIONBER, sALEsR00M NO.
N - Nassau sres uENkY H. LEEDS co. WIN seii ~
sco: on wsa.,sd.Z may Sco.s = . s. s
yslsabls Tiogs Hs.s ovs b r g. Ays.,s. o. rasssi.
Shgh Hsg hasA - aassi Ss1inss e NJ soansry; ons
hs ne pse 0cnSsa Log Islsod wHers ssy rsosved
ssrve 70 Be ilehsa biddsS r O. AyCkIGG, Pseais n
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ssy hare las hsh UysszS oad r.ss1 N vevncai hind 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

rTxrnY H. LEEDS AUorToNkEe, sALRs BOON no.
n n Essssu ssrset-HxNRr LEEDS co, VII sell
sirtS sssuue besvses sneses aud f~sneh ssrssts o.
ens Of Lsssa end Anbrodssisa a. csuainsd h W
sbeve GA essAbiahnsnt. yi1 Rbbons frmninga LAoss
tnbrodsriss Worssed Hoy bsbtss ncoee Fancy Artrea
Curds a fssss D. falors' Tnmnnss Bssioa2 doves,
Fvnres fnserngu Fana Ac; gesuemens Uun1w 0asmeutD
Dusns 5e IA fAIs sals vii % Without rsssrvs % clos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

~ COLTON AUCTI0NBRW -NoRT0 A0K AVID Al
y Colf0N wan sell wednesday. Nay At 10y 9eioex.
The hsriem ksua1 buu6inG OF Centre and
Ieci third door Tie enre sock and hachnery for o.nss
Tine EetissI ind1ckto. Imopsecss t3G Slocts MOVE
~ q. HORTON, AUCTroNEB1.--aALEs ROOM SO
IT. Hudson street, will sell Wednesday NAY a AT tOx
O'clock furniture md FIXTURES Ia The large douoe
House no 20 Mo- street consisting Of ,e sssStnent Of
dining Per lor furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

% IS Nsssau street Wednesday, Nay q l0k O'Clock
BSroo% ssS saloon sars. zoo Be.sd Table, SosSs
q ne above saloon consisting q marble TOO coonssrs Bar
two Billiard rabies cue: balh 40; two Bywiiug Aueys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

A UcTIoN HoTICE.gEIL INoRAHAM THgRsDAY,
CANT furptnre contained ia said house. elegant
forte Brussey and pgrea Carpets Bureaus 6ofas Chss
loguss the day before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

a ouAnfp1rn AND AN oRgANlsf WILL Blk prssN.
IA ssssA ~ ~ q nsy 50 you NE q e.ssx nso -
enaasenenA wnh Proenns Cbnseh fro@ ut hme Ad
dres. A. T. esre q Arsh Johasss. - sowsy rs bs~ q
nefensnnea ffxaA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF COSYIcT.-George
Robinson, one of the two men arrested few
days ago by officers Whitney and Furnal for
passing counterfeit money, was found guilty
by the jury on Wednesday evening. He
protested his innocence, and charged the
witnesses with perjury. He seemed very
much depressed, and intimated an intention
to commit suicide. Fearing that he would
do this, Mr.. Smith, the jail keeper, searched
Robinson and his cell before shutting him up
for the night, and to be sure Of his safety,
put Ingraham, who was arrested with him,
into the cell TO sleep. he was walked up
BY disturbance about o'clock yesterday
morning, when he found Robinson bleeding
profusely from three wounds, one on e1ch
side of the neck and one in his right arm.
He was faint from the loss Of blood, and re-
sisted all attempts to take him away from
that spot. He was kept quiet however, and
his wounds dressed. II seems he had got
possession OF broken piece of a bottle, the
sharp point of which had served as knife.
He had tried to cut his throat, but failed
He then tried to cut the main artery Of his
arm, and inflicted a horrible wound in the
attempt. t
He repeatedly said, that being innocent,
and having family to leave, be would not
go TO States Prison, and in the forenoon, be-
ing left unmatched, he tore ths bandages Of
and she ~ounds open, and lost nearly pro
quarts of blood before the cash could again be
bound up.
RObinson's family live in Pittsburgh, and
according to report, he has borne $ good
character there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25
LeEal Record.

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-CRNINAL BRAScH
-JUDGE FooTE.-The Grand Jury have re-
turned the following additional bills of in
dictment:
Geo. Jackson, William Carter, John White
and Melinda Jackson, four negroes, for the
larceny of $3.50 from man upon Union
Lane.
Charles Mckenzie, for robbery.
James Brown, for petit larceny.
Thomas Badger and James Sickles, fight
ing by agreement.
E. T. Nichols plead not guilty 10 the
charge of forgery.
The Jury in the case of George Robinson,
charged with passing counterfeit money, re-
turned verdict Of guilty.
Mckenzie is on trial.
Civil BRAScH-JUDGE BIsHoP,-H. A. Hurl-
but vs.. City of Cleveland, verdict for defend
ant.
JUDGE BOLTOy-Keith 4 Coon vs.. Whit
man ct al, still on trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25

POEN RE BLIND LADg.--Aiss Al. a. Ba.
ksr, "Ths Blind Poetess," is now in town,
and proposes 10 read her original poem snti-
lied "Tnner Life, . at Chapin's Han, on Mon
day evening next. Miss Baker has, during
the past year, travelled through the South
and West, accompanied by her sister, Fecit-
ing this poem, and the press, in the cities
which she has visited, speak in the highest
terms Of the production, s. being one Of &
high order Of merit. Independent Of the
fact thst Miss Baker in this way gains her
livelihood, a curiosity viii be felt to know
what blind parsons ideas of outer and in
ner life ere.