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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25
The Election to Congress Of An
drew Stewart.


The temperance Of the Hon. An
drew Stewart in Congress will be warm
ly welcomed by his old political associ-
atcs. The New York Tribune says of
this result:
"The telegraph opprises us of the
return to Congress, of Andrew Stewart
the Lincoln candidate from the goth
District of Pennsylvania, instead Of
Jesse Lozear, Democrat, whom we sup
posed to be elected. This district has
for the last four years been represented
by VIM. Montgomery, Democrat. Mr.
Stewart will now take his seat in the
House Just 40 years after his appear
ance in that body in 1921 He serveC
eight years without a break, but wal
swept out by the Jackson tide in 1928
After being out one term he fought hi
way back ia 1880, and then served twr
terms, being beaten again in 1884. Ii
1912 he came in again on the Harrison
food, and served six years more, so tha
he has already served through oightee
years, and may fairly claim the title ot
father Of the next House. He mus
now be fully 20 years of age, but is sti.
erect and vigorous, and will give tn
counsels Of ripe experience to the ad
ministration Of Mr.. Lincoln. He wi
doubtless be the only member of th
next Congress who sat under the Speak
ership of Henry Clay, a statesman o
whom he has been a lifelong admirer
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

Mrs. PARTINGToN's IDEA OF A CITY
The old lady came up to town to select
a guardian for her prccocious Ike, and
remarked as follows:--"IIow the world
has turned about to be sure" said she;
tits nothing butchange change Only
yesterday, as it were, | was in the coun-
try, smelling the odious flowers; to-day
| am in this big city, my oiIiactories
breathing the impure execrations of coal
smoke, that are so dilatory to health
Instead of the singing Of birds the hum
bier busses almost deprive me Of con-
scientiousness. Dear mel Well, L hope
I shall be restrained through it ALL
They say that the moral turpentine of
this city is frightful; but it isntany use
to anticipate trouble beforehand: he may
escape all harmonious influences that
would have a tenderness to hurt him;
and, as the minister of our parish said
with judicial training he may become a
useful membrane of society; though
training is bad generally, and is apt tc
make the young run to feathers like
cropple- hens. But he has ge
nius--Cookiug at HIM it comes natu
raj to him, like the measles, and every day
it is enveloping itself more and more.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

"TuE MoURNERs GO ABOUT THE
STREETS. The most disconsolate set
of people we ever saw were the Douglas
Democrats, yesterday. They had count
ed confidently on Pennsylvania and In
diana, and had some faint hope Of car
ryiug Ohio. When, therefore, the news
burst upon them that all these States
had gone heavily for the Republicans,
their feelings can be more easily imag-
inod than described. The Breckenridge
men were iubilant over the fact that
they had carried Florida; and the Bell
men made made merry on general prin-
oipIcs. But the followers Of Douglas
refused to be comfOrted. Their grief
was too great for uttorance; and they
/ drowned it in-.-ENIilwaukee Seni-
/ nal
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25
Won't Douglas Come to St. IouisP

From the st. Louis Democrat.
The following are few Of the results
of Douglas stump speeches, before and
since the search for his mother:
Douglas visits Maine-Result: Twon
ty thousand Republican majority
Douglas Uisis Termont--Result: Twen-
ty-two thousand Republican majority!l
Douglas visits PcnnYUoaia- Result
Thirty five thousand majority!l
Douglas visits Iadiana-Result The
Republicans carry the State by $4,000
majority--the FIRST time Indiana hal
ever voted Anti -DemOcratic!!ll
Douglas Uisits Ohio-Result: Repub
lican majority increased from 10000 Il
| 2O,OOOl Cleveland, where Douglas mad
long speech gave the Republicans
gain Of ,3OOI!!l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

Mr.. Seward reached Buffalo on his
return from his Eve weeks Western
tour on Friday afternoon, and was re-
oeived by a large crowd. He held d
levee at the house Of Hon. b.. C.. Spauld.
ing, and made a brief speech. In the
evening he was serenaded by a larg,
body Of bis political friends. He arriv
! ed at home In Auburn on Saturday.
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Substantial Reasons for Forsaking
Douglas and going for Lincoln.
Frank II Firman, Chairman Of the
Democratic Central Committee Of the
county Of Dane in Wisconsin, publish
es a letter in the Madison Argus and
Democrat, giving his reason for leaving
the party. They are to the point and
commend themselves to all Democrats,
who are in favor Of free Territories and
free labor:
cannot vote for Mr.. Breckenridge
because he stands upon the pro-slavery
platform.
do not deem it advisable to vote for
Douglas, for the following reasons:
! 1st. He cannot be elected.
I'd. Voting for him only increases
the chance of the election Of a pro
slavery candidate.
3D. The resolution adopted at Balti-
more, which is endorsed by Mr.. Doug
las, in his letter accepting the nomina-
tion, substantially coucedes, so far as
principle is concerned, all that the Sc
ccssionists demanded. 1t virtually de-
clares that the Democratic party will
not only abide by the "Dred Scott De-
cision," but will also favor Congression-
al legislation to enforce and carry it
into cfect--which means intervention"
if it means anything.
4th. The ultras of the South, by
their action in the National Convention
and elsewhere, have forced upon the
Union men Of the North the necessity
p Of taking one extreme or the other upon
, the slavery question--my choice is the
] extreme for Freedom, rather than the
extreme for Slavery.
. l intend, therefore, to vote for Abra
s ham Lincoln, for President, believing
/ that he can and will be elected, and thai
,. his election will teach the pro-slavery
e men of the South profitable lesson
- while at the same time it will further
d the best interests of the whole country
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

We take the following extract from
Bancroft's second volume on the war OF
American Independence. lie is de-
soantng on fundamental principles Of
freedom in Virginia:
"Other colonies had framed bills Of
rights in reference to their relations
with Britain; Virginia moved from char
ters and customs to primal principles;
from narrow alteration with lawyers
about facts to the contemplation Of inn
mutable truth. She summoned the
eternal laws Of mans being to protest
against all tyranny. The English pc
tition Of right in 1858 was historic and
retrospective; the Virginia declaration
came directly out of the heart Of nature,
and announced governing principles for
the people in all future times. It was
the voice of reason going forth to cre-
ate new institutions, to speak new po-
litical world into being. Virginia pre-
sonted herself at the bar Of the world,
and gave the name and fame Of her sons
as hostages, that her public life should
show a likeness to the highest ideas Of
right and equal freedom among men,"
Mr. Douglas contradicts Bancroft and
all that is truly noble in the principles
Of the fathers Of American Indepen-
dence, as follows:
ono man can vindicate the character,
the motives and the conduct of the Dec
laration Of Independence except upon
the hypothesis that they referred to the
white race alone, and not to the Afri-
can, when they declared all men to have
been created free and equal-that they
we're speaking of British subjects on
, this continent being equal to British
that they were entitled to the same in
alieRable rights, and among them were
enumerated life, liberty, aud the pur
suit of happiness. The Declaration Of
Independence was adopted merely 70
the purpose Of justifying the colonist
in the eyes of the civilized world il
Withdrawing their allegiance from tn
S British crown, and dissolving their con
- uection with the mother country"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

Whilst 2,O28 patents were issued in
Great Britain in 1857, the number
granted in France was Clio, and 10 the
United States Of America, 1910.
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Ohio state Fatr.

The receipts Of the Fair during the.
present year exceeded those Of last.
year, being as follows, including entries:
Tuesday, s 300.
Wednesday. 5000
Thursday. $500
Friday, 5000
Total $4,000
The rain on Thursday inhrfered
greatly with the attendance at the Fair
But for this drawback, Thursday would
have been the great dsy.-LDoytou
Journal
The Capital City Fact says:
Adding the Dayton subscription,
$4,000. the receipts will reach Sl7 ,468
and this sum will adjust all the former
liabilities of the Board-pay the pre-.
miums awarded, salary of the Secretary
and other contingent expenses, besides
leaving, perhaps, O small sum for next
years operations. The result is, in.
deed, gratifying.
NIAGARA IS PASSING AwAY.-Th,
Falls reccde, at present, we are told, al
something less than a foot in a year
Geology is able to predict that when q
recession Of a mile has taken place-somt
five or six thousand years hcnce--th,
Fall will be reduced by a score Of feet
Ten thousand years more, when the Fal
shall have worn its way four miles fur
ther back, all that constitutes Niagar
will have disappeared and the Who'll
descent will be accomplished by a serie
Of rapids like those near the whirI
pool.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25
A Short Lyric.

The following brief poetic effusion is
to be sung to the tune of "BloW the
winds of morning:
There was a man iu our town,
His name was stephen A.;
I'D searched Tor his m0thi-er
In peuu-7yl-ya-ui-a
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

There is no longer q contest in Ills
nois on the Presidential question. Its
conceded that the electoral vote Of the
State win be given to Liucoln. The
contest remaining which win give inter-
est TO the State election, is % to the
/ Legislature, which viii have to elect q
u. S. Senator 10 place Of TuUmnULL,
and to make the new Congressional ap-
poTtionment.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

Hon. Jesse D. Bright, in a recent
speech at a Breckenridge meeting at In
dianapolis, said:
owe do noFintend to have Stephen
A. Douglas and his cohorts erammed
down our throats.
.# Il Il + "They wish to
place the Democratic party in the posi-
ton of a bucket ned to a dogs tail, to be
dragged through he mud wherever The dog
may choose 10 ran.
"If you follow the fortunes Of Douglas,
and stand with him on the rotten, Janus
| faced platform, you are irrecoverably lostl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

DRUDGEs, DOLLS AND WOMEN
There are three classes of women
First, domestic Drudges, who are wholly
taken up In the material details Of
housekeeping, husband keeping, child
keeping. Their housekeeping is q
trade, and no more; after they have
done that, there is no more that they can
do Next, there are domestic Dolls,
wholly taken up with the vain show
which delights the eye and the ear
These ask nothing beyond their func.
ton as dolls, and hate all attempts tC
elevate womankind. But there are do
mestic Women, who order a house
and are not mere dolls, but Women
Some of thcse--a great many Of them
conjoin the useful of the drudge anC
the beautiful Of the doll into one Wo
manhood, and have a great deal left be
sides They are not wholly taken ul
with their function as housekeeper, wifi
and mother Theodore Parker.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25
Tho Eaae of Dying.

off I had strength enough TO hold a
pen," said William Hunter, 81 would
write how easy and delightful it is to
die" off this be dying said the niece
Of Newton, to Olney, cit is a pleasant
thing to die" "tho very expression,
adds her uncle, (Which another friend
Of mine made use Of on her death-bcd
few years ago." The same words have
so often been uttered under similar cir.
cumstances, that we could Gil pages
with instances which are only varied by
the name Of the speaker. "lf this be
! dying" said Lady Glonorchy, "it is the
easiest thing imaginable" 81 thought
that dying had been more difficult" said
Louis XIV. "I did not suppose it was
so sweet to die, said Francis Saurez,
the Spanish theologian. An agreeable
surprise was tho prevailing sentiment
with them all. They expected the stream
to terminate in the dash of the torrent,
and they found it was losing itself in
the geutest current. The whole of the
faculties seem sometimes concotrated on
the placid enjoyment. The day Arthur
Murphy died he kept repeating from
Pope
"Taught half by reason, half ly moro decay,
To welcome death, and calmly pass away"
Nor does the calm partake Of the sen.
sitiveness Of sickness There was
swell in the sea the day Collingwoot
broathed his last upon the element whicl
bad been the scene of his glory. Captain
Thomas expressed a fear that he wal
disturbed by the tossing of the ship
"No, Thomas" he replied, 81 am nov
in a state in which nothing in thi
world can disturb me more. I am dy
ing, and am sure it must be consolator,
to you, and all who love me- to see hoy
comfortably l am coming to my end"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-10-25

The receipts Of the Fair during The
present year exceeded those Of last
year. being as follows, including entries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
A u EXTRAORDINARY
"a OPPORTUNITY 10 PURCHASE
ELK0ANT HOUSEHOLD FUHNITURB,
- ~ n4Enieeeat wosls q Ar r..

Puavs unrsservs sale ii IS entire superb costly
wood Furruye contained in he elegant private resdeuoe LIZ
1wsnty fret street, Of Seventh The attention Of
- farnlurs q this house vastly different from that usually
pSASs 0si unique ana rochsrche collection, snd ven
worthy aenucn Of thooo Of r class furniture
Pun descriptive catalogues at The house
PAkLORS CONTAIN
Esgant soN rosewood Furniture, suit covered tn rch
n brocade eumpripR three fun suits two magnificent De
Erss viii saa.y scps esntse and pier Iabss With nFyp
elegsst nante and pier mirrors superb rosewood octave
Phnoforls, WITH gool and Cover Iadys French Dfoo ve
va AID tapestry CAxpeta dix and laco CurtAtnA
vtA AneS( rare and beautiful
eoasNcunu a Bronze maxb Groups and Figures,
"A PninilngR, Dresden Vaaes, Lawn Osnamenh II.
Dhing rooas and chamber Turnnure-
Ileennt rosewood dressing BuxeAua carved rosewood
BedsSesda al WIN har and Bedding compile. ross
wood ArNSuxs Win French mirror fonls French cottage
Oas, bronze CLOCKS arstea Chaix Rockes sutsM
hak els rieA China cut Ga .beauhfuly engraved ivory
aas 1xtures Tia whole be eAnned bere 10 aAle BY
SursSsssss - W 8. W1sTccf1. ! 90. 1sssonssrS
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IkA1 0Ay tW8UNMSOAD
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s. a. r. sSass c ss.ses
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ss.ss Issls: S.laa.y sbis cope 2 .a.cs tSs sass 10
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ss.ss wssss css PasdsS Ssntn. Rssraa i Rn
& s.. 20 ss ~ ma 2,
ss ptsn q Virgin Mary snsr To csIebrasd paint
rsss scene: &c. y o S
EssE Fruit md 0sms interior BY sssrsa g John The
sss.sr s.d winner Wess Point sssess On Coast OK France
a & q & "a s bssss
a v:ss % ssS ns
i've elegant v.ss ssvres china mpored sor The present
Boz :sSs sss
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Pss alver hsda g % rSsewood Marble s9p
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Table d Mutt Couch koskes Arm ChAs oval back Chairs
Bsa.prsads h.iI spring ,aatsrss.ss iss;her Beds
p.s Painting. Sssos... chin. Tss ss
1ows!a brosstel Curtains a. Upper
sands Bookraeks Toilet Tables Corner Stands Bedding DO
ChA,ys elegant .ess Of C.yyai and Ruby alaaawareviz
Uasaners. Two dozen 0o6lets, do ChAmpsgnes Wines,
Lsnen,Ses ruIbsrs CELERY. Frut and rrsse5ye sands
china s.. - G 9 s saS
cola Liquor Sets ch decossasd Tea Set peces sold silver
ehAeed fron NE eeebstsd house OF Peepn, Aniee Co.,
ksxis; Vcnse urn CastsrA yske Haakee NAPKIN Kings
neat sSd Khchen rurniture Stone Iron Tin and Wooden
bAnksbo money cri6sd checks Deposits required Of
Al purchaser House 10 let for sale: poseson ls Nay
cart and ship The goods any part the county desired
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- cay, April L. Il 1eK O'Clock. q saesrso1 No Ms...m
ases& For conveuis.ee Of Mls ~ S0asrCn ~ ~
whss esEara As. b:,snEag 1esEs wslby Dces - e.
vkh few sxsspusus = Il ~ Dirt qualify ard preens 800
spporanhy r psfvate buyers procure me good. very
ow prios fho gods bond win be sod duty pad or I'M
gsA dssrsA he ssk Of Srs1aiss eo@p,es Es1ssasZ
sssks oasss dsmions; eherriss Madeirsa Fo. Jaa
and 0rAnAde Hum rkh, Scotch, Bourbon and 1enSsX
yy ne H.vsns segars supported By iAsm frcc ~ ss.;
waSranas1 IN primo condi0n hsAndA VIZ "a Eu-
prcssA !vscAiA xarynsh, Paul norphy OonchA III Peru,
put up tsnh boxes also about e0 MaAnsAs 6esarss con-
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koooWOOQ Etcg0fo3
Rcsewoed Centre Tables &c, partial description foows
IN tho Drawing room. sclh roeswood tnnoforse, Iau
y os!ave Dsazi keys and hlan WIN nsthsr q Ysari.
trbuy eto eA soveA and Maa sniA Of pax3or Eurn
turs Ade by Mei Co, eAch saA Of pieoss and
we medallion Reception 0hAs 6ofAa Ara OhArS Comic
md oval back FAxlo Chas covered satin maroon broea
I'll al beautifully carved ui Of various knde also one
guh Of pieeea covered WITH velvet moQuee T!xAi
Lounge and CHAIR covered h oAkn; Pior Hrors elegAnS
0handeieyA 0rbs6 Be-; velvet and Bruees Oarpee hugs
rosewood Eecreoe Bookcase lined With s.tnwood roewood
Iessres "a Paniinss By sminsni artists one scsey On
q hs Holy ysniy; fhs voyas. q Hfe. b. Cole also W
Cuinics Bend Tasss lAdys workho1 and faba
NBunxe nxk OEmeu Figures Pax1An and Dresden panted
~ nsque Fsrss very costly anda large varsy q ~
O1sasth stair CAEpo, Rods h. Dining Room-Curtsns oak
yoo6 nltsnsloa Dining Tahs u fes long, arm cane ChA
~ ISunss - Chas brOca.s md kes Cs.ane T.snah
Aandled Knives and Forks silver Oass silver Boqus saads
eontan ing ruby bottles ruby Dseanters, ChampaGnss
Mensh 0lass Ware rishy engraved fun one china DIM
6et aver Table and Tea Hpoons Paan marble Pchss
Water Botles Oak Buffet Ut Of Cock. ornamsnta
Rnvnes Chambex Sd lah story largo rosewood Bed
Read antique sy1e also marble top 1.ruau lined with Satin
wood MAxblo WoeAaands elegant china IL peooR
yase1 Clock EnsxavngA spring bottom Cars arm Roskor
Do LAoo Cuxtaln Shades and Oornioe rEo nzo; epxng
hak AstGe.ea Preach wool Blanks.s sts 1heen fsahsr
1icws noaefy mahogany Bsdsie.ds bureaus WIN marble
renisNss hair Mattresses Tabiss, Chairs Nursery room.
Asn q oomneneeant Of e Basement and Kkohen FurnA
tre u every description Sale positivs. without regard 70
Woo1boR. =
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IA III THUIsDAY or THE Wick
Wn - M Il - sesa.t pv.se rs.Ssaee No g 49, -
lasre quant q very reh and costly Holsehd Furnif.ro
0lasWere - Ao probably ~ eea eollesaon q ancens
c6sd q cuon u ssaeon Gale ecnence. . l0 Sssook
,o1iv O1nlo9u01 e IL huuoo he morning Of ala
J. MINOR fAYLOk, Aus3cnser.
Onoo No Great Jones slroes.
.RPaxcu]ar attention paSdo lss II private houses.
Coed priees aaA prompt rseurng guafantsed.
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u n. LUDLOW, AUCrIoNKKR.
~. A. g. 0oS Wty, HogsSIo!D rynNIrg1E

i I'D 90 vn eel y sns.oa O frssaay,
heAueen EGhA and HhtA avenues As sue Furnitnre
snsd san scuse soossng In Of lv carved rosewood
ss FoeaSe sAan rosewood osavs Dvnan uanufsssarsr
WORK Table peAn mnd; rosewood Quax1sAto Tables
wood eofas and Divsns crimson pls very axgo Preach
plss K. and Mirrors Centre Table m M wH cut plate
hse Curaps, valuable mantaf Cl0ck edalOn velvet and
Brussels Cerpe rosewood vrepch Bsdsssds Drsssg Blu
naus AMOR 0laoo Dressing Tables, Fables do Nuik 6sau
And sct Gasswsrs china Vase. hSAy osnAnsnssd P.rs
nAnea bntuealea PaAnngA de- together with large asDot
mart Of KsAsa Fsrnkars with whoh tAs sale win COM
Broadway.
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4 J. BLTHCKER, AUCTlONEER.

A. BLEECEER. SON co. viii al q auction, On Phi.
day, lSh us q 10x O'Clock & So Third avenue beween
twenty sxA md Twenty seventh sxes the Furniture
sd n .na ssSss ba,s sa cso us y pa
1xwg Koom fgrnit11e rcd plush rnano.ny hair 81
and othse fables, oval Nors hair seat 6cfa bat Sand.
MAanots Books.Ies Msxoc top bureaus sna wesnsands
Feather Beds BolstI and PlowR China and 0lanuwara
Hefnserntcr, Cooking Stoves Kiichen Utgnsil4 10
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pRowNE NICHOLS, AUCTroNEERs, IS NASSAU
rAis day Wednssday) April
At 10k O'Clock,
Al tho private residenoe Ne. - London terrace,
Twenty third street. bstween Ninth and Te.,h avenues,

EIkGANT HOUSEHOLD .FuRNfTURE
Rich bohemian Glassware French china Dinner and Dessert
rant rosewood seven octave Piano rich tine slsga.s
tains apesry Carpets rch Chandeie French plaza
Mors elegant carved oak Dining Room Set Ia two
one superb oAmisn Punch Bowl ocmpls.s ssss epaysd
very rob claret DecAnis Paran figures q Venus With
ehen Venus u the BATH terra Gotta Vases Inkstands, 10
d..5 Fruit Stand Ds ~. c@Ros!esrs T5'ss: ..
Glasses MATCH hanging Flower Vases glvepaed Pckle
jar &c all the Kitchen Furniture Onclohs &C., WITH wheh
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WIN Al On Wednssay, Aprn II, q l0 O'Clock, q ~ ra
dsnoc Ma ls6 ls Broadway bstwcsn Jeae.M md Ohnl0n
sKests kaDdsoma Houssho1d furnnure eonnemG o. G2o1
Carpefs eleRant Pr 0lans marble TOP eenAro nnA
bls Sosa asS Chaiss Caadesrh iase 0urans Bedseeds
Aso. 1ssSis Top Bureaus. elegant on Paintings, Enssv-
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TosEpH HEaEMAN

TOEEPH HICKMAN
81 THURSDAY, APRIL 12rH.
At O'Clock 4 NJ, precisev. at No. 40 Adams, between
Hillary and johnson streets.
small quantity Of mahogany pArior
buresu Carpes 1ools seat chairs Oh Oo Rsfgcra
orS, with Kitchen Furniture, AL In excellent order.
SANE DAY,
atl0k O'Clock A. H., No lBl Adams street, between Con-
cord and Naanau streets
Mahogany parlor and chamber and r.
Carpets Oh Cloths Fixtures oxeugon Table, Ro
frgey ator crockofy and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

UCTION NorIUE-sPLgNDID HOUSEHOLD FURNr-
q sure paroior,s e CHAnBlHs FAIRcMLD; Au 2:
io ocock Il Nc go West rwenty fourth all the splen
dd furniure IN said house, mahogany ets Sofas :lcs
roozs mrc centre and sde blss marble tops; @.Sse on
dining table, arm chairs carpets CLOCK cnn
crockery and glass oil coha 10 Dali shro