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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
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L. IANNENWALD.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
Ferry Notice,

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IXNif1. T.ERY
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
cJM' Adny TV"ninr.E' "rmar, o2. 1850.


C"''nm" o'tle E'cninG -tt.E hspre" N,I ~ ~.
sons E'uG
lMkETS 4h-CHtII.RrsN ! DE- Il. a,t.t ~.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-14
PLACERVILLE POST OFFICE.

fhlllI NHoAlt are the Akehs' LOT T'seStV"e'
PARK 4 WHITE. Agents, San Francisco. 9S.AH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
OAK ORCHARD ACID sPRINGs.-These

" Springs situated in the valley Of the Oak Orchard Creek
south of the ge of Medina the Erie Canal aud fourteen
The pnci icid Springs three in nuuber beside these
there others. They all located within circuit
about fly rods The nsdiena a.'ies Of the waters are fully
qHeens Of Sulphur slPre Acid sgphate Of Line and
By the depend very a upon the in such
s. Of es.e of des esopesy those resulting from
the scrofulou diatbesis have been cured by their
In kin in confirmed Leprosy-the waters have
Opinions Of medical and scientific gentlemen are given in the
circrars The following eminent gentlemen speak in strong
terms the medicinal ahe these Prof Ennons
T. Romeyn Buck NJ d., OF Albany; Jas McNsughton, d.,
S Of i Of PGS g. s Of koe R
They the confidently Dr. Spring to
cured by the use Of the water Dr. Beck says: am satisfied
that these highly valuable medicinal agents. Dr.
Campbell says They must he highly beneficial for all chronic
diseases of The stomach and bowels.p
Dr. White read paper on the subject Of these Waters
which he states that tho Waters decidedly tonic
nd s 1eT ds ; the s;s of
lions Of the Digestive and Urinary Organs aud CT the
Dysentey Chronic Diarc Cysi.s Diabetes case.
Of gssye henortge such as Purpus Hsmohsgea and the
often used with advantage he says IN of low Typhoid
in conySescence from protacted fever to excite the
dependent relaxed liberated state of the mucous
membrane Of the tesnes In Calculous affections Ltha.
is attended With phosphate sediments the suitable remedy
being preferable to muac acid being solvent and
apt by continued use to disorder the stomach In Febe Dis
thirst and perpetual heat In Skin those forms Of
Dyspepsia connected with alkaline condition the
as ia PyToss or Brah 1t will prove than hydro.
chloc acid In Of Coca Piconu aud other injurious
consequences arising from the action of lead this Water will
admirable andote In Chronic Phayngs Laryn
is Chronic Mucous Csarrh and Humid Asthma, Chronic
oph'balra extemaly) gagle In liberated Sore Thross
M cases Of salvation and in Leucohea and Geet and slso in
Piles.
When taken internally wine gsssf Of the Water diluted
taken three times day, 10 sufficient for adult.
Other testimonials from physicians and other respectable in
diyduals may be application to the Agent.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unless procured from
H. w. BOSTWlCK, Sole Agent,
III. S1A RrnadHNny Nep.YnrL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
nle0ical.

EACTs.
In this paper present the pnbc unimpeschable testi.
nony establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF, REGULATING PILLS and RENOvATING RESOL,-
VENT ere only positive cnraives the sick afflicted with
disease hat that they have many proved be inse
and have restored the dying patient to robust health after all other
means of medication failed
ELEVENTH WITNESS.
ERYSIPELAS-O. W. LOUESBURI RESssRLAERvILLH, N
Y. testiies:
/" / find RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS and READY
RELIEF positive siiote for ERYSIPELAS. After all other
mems fail these remedies will save the patient"
r. r. Relief 25c 50c. and III per bottle.
Regulating Pills 25c per box.
Resolyent, 81 per bottle.
RADWAY & CO., No. % Jobn.st N. Y.
Sold by f. s. HUTCHINGS No. q Exchange place Jersey
City. N. j.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
feQal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-ALEX-
II ,NpER KIRKLAND DANIEL CHASE ALLEN 4.
CHAPMAN and ROBERT r. KIRKLAND against FERNAN.
no DE ARRIGt NAGA, - PEDNOSO, and JOHN Dor,
now or lately composing the hrm of ARRlGUNAGA, PED
NOSo Co. Havana Cube.Summons Cor money demand
ON contract seryed)To the Defendants above
named; You hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint this acon which will be filed in the Once Of tho
the city Newior and to copy Of your answer % the
aid compliant the subscribers al th. office No B W ali
street in the City OF NcwNork within twenty days after the
service Of this summons YOU exclusive OF te day o. such
sc. and YOU H.. ad complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiffs Ia this action wiz take Judgment
sga.t the Of two thousand i've bundled aud five
dollars and four cents interest @lf0 part thereof from
sit ay Of Jepu, lsCo nnd D o. balance thereof from
The tuity day March thousand eight hundred and
i,t hss,. The eo,ts OF MAY ath
lf6O ChhPMNh Nh'ioh'o'h,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 80 WaL...
The complaint IN M. above entitled action referred this
,unnus wa MED n Office Of the Cl,k OF the City and
County of Sew.logk ~ t. City Hall IN the City OF New
Yors on the hnh DAY OF May IN The year Dated New.
Nork MAY .. 1900. CHAPMAN 4 hlrVnCuIk
uT lswowM Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-
h)ater-Gure.
lEEKSKILL INCORPORATING INSTITUTE.

DEEKSKILL HYGEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
II Cor. South and Snitl-sts., Peekskill y. Y.
Here pleasant retreat for nvsd and convenient place
for Newly orkers spend the Summer months No place
the Hudson sanbons and healthy than Pceksk Good
with board and medical treatment lie had at this fn-
sute for So per week board without treatment from IS 70
81 per week Carriages await the Depot and Landing the
Of the trains aud boats TO convey passengers to point
desired For particulars, address. - -
CARATOGA WATER-CURE-Ope through
- the year fully prepared for Summer Patients
borders Address BEDORTHA NJ d., Saratoga Springs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
JOGO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lCOOCENTRAL RAILROAD. ICON
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road is equal to in the count
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk kOtGf.
The capacity Of the Road Is equal to in the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No Astcr House, corner Of Veseyst
Facilities for the transportation Of Plssengerst 70 and from Gin
cnnst Chicago st Louis, ST Paul Nashville, Memphis New
Orleans and all other towns in the West Northwest and South
west unsurpassed c speed and comfort by rouei
Through trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
landt Ct > Morning Express Evening Express p.
Sleeping and gnokinscars all trains.
Fare always low and the time quick, ~ by any other
route
by this route Fegb of al descriptions be forwarded 10
ard from any point the Railroads Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nsygabe rivers Of the West by
stcsineTs from Plttsbmgh
The Freight and from point of the West by the
Railroad at all t1s favorable charged
by other Rsoad Companies Merchants and shippers ntrus
ing transportation their Freight TO this Company rely
with confd ts speedy transit.
This Company also maintains Emigmnt Accommodation
Line by which parties rujgang westward ENJOY cheap and
comfortable mode conveyance oea the fTstclass rates
OF fare. j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House.
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents
No I Astor House and No. South-W illiam-st.
MCDONALD BlSCHOFF, EniTsnt Agents,
No Battery place.
THOMASA SCOTT General Snp't Altoona Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
~ York place Of trial-JAME5 FREELAND ROBERT
sQr1RES, WILLIAM II. FkEELAND. CHARLES ".
BOWMAN aud PATRICK II. BAKER, plsin.ifs aglns JOHN
SUFFRINS, observation-disclosures 10 the Defendant: You
hereby summoned and required 10 the ceplsio. IN
this action which this day filed In thc oe OF the C OF
the City and County Of NewYort at the City Hall II the CITY
and 70 copy Of your the ssdcon
Psnt the .ubscrbes at their Office No heek nsstroet
~ the City Of NewYors within twenty days sr the servce Of
this summons you exclusive Of the day Of such sesee and
yon fail 70 the said complaint within tho time aforesaid
The plnns In this srt III take Judgment sgsst os the
of four hundred and thirty dollars With Interest from tbe
thfeenh day Of March housand eight handfed and zty
TOWNSEND VAN NESS, Plaintiff Attorney,
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THoMAsA. SCOTT. General snp't,


II
Il TON for BOSTON, PRoNDENCE-Lsnd Roulette
shortest and most direct-Canying the Eastern Mails.
Tie Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, and
COMMONWEALTH, CAPT W. Williams, In connection with
Railroads leaving NewYork daily Sunday excepted from
Pier No H. N r. p ~, and Stoningon at 1890 p
arrival Of ibe msl train which Leaves Boston at $3.50
The COMMONWEALTH, from New York-Mondsy, Wed
nesday and Friday From StoniHgonTuesday Thusdsy and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from York-Tue.day, Thurs.
day and Saturday. From S,onngon-Monday, "Wednesday,
Passengers proceed from sonngton per Railroad Proyi.
dene and Bosionn the Express Mail Train reaching said
places advance thoe by other routes and IN ample time for
oil early morning lines connecting North and East Passen
that emn board the steamer enjoy nights
NJ mdsurted breakfast If desired and leave Stonington In
the train connecting at Providence with the II a H.
train for Boston
Reggie accompanies the steamer and train through
each way. -
For passage berhs siateooms freight apply board the
stea ner the eighoice Pier No IL North River
the Office, No. lis Wests.. corner of Courtlandts'.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at Hampton with the Delaware Lacka-
ard Western Railroad and at Easton with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEAGENT-Co commencing Dec. 10, 1852
Leave NewYork Tor Faton ard intermediate places from foot
Of Courtlandi-st, ate ~ NJ and 4l0 For Somer
vile by The above trains. and at $3.50 p
FROM Pier No. North River 1T 1880 and II $50 and $3.50
D. H. Esson and intermediate stations for Sonele By the
above trains and AZ 1902.
The ~ m train from foot OF Coutland st. and the IN
from Pier N r. make close connection Eas'on with
the Lehigh Valley Railroad md thence via East Penn vsna
Railroad Reading without change OF end connect at
Reading direct for Potsville and Harrisburg
the Delaware Lackaans, end estern Rail
viii leave Newly ork az from foot Courlndt
1880 from Pier No H. only for Lehigh Valley Railroad
and foot Courtlardlst and u 800 and II 30
g. m. from Pier No. IN. R. only. JOHN o; sTERNs,
Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
MARRIED.

LUQUER-PAYSE-On Thursday May 8, at Chrit Church,
Brooklyn by the Rev Dr. Canted Lea Luquer Eloise T.
Payne daughter Thatcher Payne, all Of that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
rv,rnsoy RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

III and TROY connecting with trsin. NORTH and WEST.
From Monday April 30 1850 Trains will leave Chamber
. ~. Albany Mail Sleeping Car Train sso m
andy' included Wy I5ei, r., I s ss 30 r
T.,ps s1" sS and ioi5 m Peeksk $40 From
sIstst Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train 9S3
Fmiuant gas o. m Passengers taken at Chambers canal
Chrionher and sssts Trains for New York leave Troy at
SI5 tsnndays incuded and GAS and 1910 m and ana
sos lsupdays incnded and 1898 and Aibany npone nsH
hour later A. r. SMilH, ouP'i"'''''
NJEW-.JERSEY RAILROAD = For PhlhA-
IN DELPTIIa and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JEhsEn
CITY-Msil end Express Lines eaye New.fork at ana
m and and o. Through tickets sold Tor Cin
cinnr and the West and for Washngon Ne-orieana and
the South &C. and through baggage checkedt to
a. NJ. and p. M. trains. -, ,,.
w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent ,
baerare will received for trains unless delivered ana
is fuiuutee in advance the time leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
Gorses, Carriages, &e.

NOR SALE-A BAROUCHE CARRIAGE,
made 10 order b Birdsey is 10 order; cost 5000
mice &lO Also oeseated WAGON for 100 Can be seen at
CLEARy'S Stables. IN l8h-st' near broadway
HORSE CURE-Used in England thirty and
Il her. tlir,eep year. The TATTERSALLS HEAVE
POWDERS cure Heayes Cough Worms, and Ill condition In
Horses One package in the Spring Is worth ten bushels o. oais
10 smooth The coat 81 a PACKAGE sir for %5 A. H. GOUbi
CO. Proprietor. r. r. DREAMER, No ii Goldst.' Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
AUCTION SALE.-Magnifcent HOUSEHOLD
A TTRACTINE AUCTION SALE
n GIDEON y. STEVENS 4 Co, Auctionecrs.
Office, No 10 Broadway
x,.saut and Costly Household FURNITURE at PUbL1G
IT. AIfrTINN

"A fURNlTURE at public auction the property of gentle
M leaving the city-W B. WESTCOTT & Co Auctioneers
81 SELL on MONDAY May at the elegant residence, No
&RC 2sst near 1thav, sale commencing at l0l o'clock
rey The catalogue comprises the largest and richest
sssmen Of Furniture and Works OF Art offered suction
3 season. Viz; octave Piauoiorte Rosewood Drawing Room
ske Esgees Minors Bookcases Center Tables Velvet Car.
p Bronze and Ofnoia Chandeliers Lace Curtains Oh Paint
w. BronEc China Vases Card Tables Easy Chair Lounges
Faet EAiension fabes China and Glassware Silver plated
wre Table Cutlery &c Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bed.
ssd Nashsisnd Commodes Shaving stands Amour Glaze
RGdrobes Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Rrusse
Cs1ets RUgs Sc Also desirable assortment, Of Basenen
md Kitchen Furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
fost ano fouuo.

GO REWARD-An OPERA GLASS.-Ihe
tp - person finding black Opera GLASS winch was ft on
dsv evening last on the seat stage passing Laura keenes
Theaer win receive the shove reward by leaving y ~ tne bos
ce OF The ThesT addressing note 10 Miss MASOH ieit
N The Tribune Once st ting where she may Gull Tor It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
Alnsiral Instruments.

"A TIT no I'D
LIGHTE e BRADBURYS,
Manufacturer Of
GRAND and SQUARE PIANo-FORTEs,
No al Broomcst.
We desire inform the Profession the Trade and the Pubic
generally that having rebuilt Factory recently destroyed by
Gre greatly enlarged and improved PLAN we are now
prepared to supply our friends with our
NEW SCALE
OVERSTRUNG BASS
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON-FRAME
PIANO-F0RTES
In rebuilding our Factory years Of experience have enabled
introduce many improvements both in the structure
the building and in the machinery and In getting up our NEW
PSoFoRTE aim and determination has been to produce an
instrument that shall defy competition Our hrst aIs have
cheerrly testified the great superiority Of our NEW sCALE
PIANO-FORTES. We cordially invite al to examine for
themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

GKO. A. LEIyIrT, Auetioneer
pY GEO. a. l. Az TT 81 CO.
rfADE-sALE ROOMS, Nos 3s7 and 379 BROADWAY.
SALE OF
BOOKS, STATIONARY, WORKS OF ART, &c.
~ Consignmeuts solicited al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

TUX SAVANNAH
L. AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The frstcss side wheel steamship
AUGUSTA
Cart NJ s. Woodruff. will leave SATURDAY. May H. at
Pier No North River Through tickets be had
for the following prices: NewOreans $50 Isl Mobile S33
Montgomery, S25; Columbus, S2l; Albany, f23 Atlanta
s21 Chattanooga 25 Nashville, 49, so Knoxville S25 50;
Memphis $3l .5 Augusta, ST. so Macon, go Savannah
SIS For freight passage apply to No Is Broadway.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL & SON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16


r. YMl8R 4 co, AUCrIONEHk6-nL10ANt
a. usId r. Or s,as sS% sS''
ssd.n and FrsssS china bronze sad
CAasdsae French plate AirTors ..ce CarsAs Iosewos
v:r China nd Sl.ss War; OT Vine: LST,5y
sGs s Sas e x. 0
Wss Tweay s,h srth avenue CAsogues q tho
sns s''f rss
carved made Broadway mskes and the richest Instr ameot
% Fess o
Ss~eary Bookcase lined with satin wood; encoisnurss
ns. sss wa aSe FABLE s' % six Ing
csmcu and broc1e Chaoaeler. Candel.eras, Bracks.s
lac. csa
Ss wo
superb pon richly in cold two esss
ssn s.s sacs oo s
match the so superb rosewood Rtegers richly carved
wosd rscinps CSa,rs i~o match Paint
Hss %,s@s * ss.s sDs. ss. Seass
rate RsnDS IN Se louvre ra: by Ks,sss sum
eess sy on hi SUPERB
copy from CoreEtos celebrated painting Of 81 Cecilia II
ss s
are Hcrnulaneum eqne~risn 0roupa Crusaders; rar,an
for s oss ss os
$lvo pari.n marble Ornamental musical Boses, ormou
onaets Tables proof copy EnSr.vinss black wslpu.
caa Mn %sss velvet stair &c
tedseeds and Coumodes 70 match Armoara glace toilet
ROCKERS chairs covered 10 moqus aoes.ry rS SsSs
Bed spread. spring hair Mattresses
Mrora pasta PantUss decorated oSn. ar eoe sSs
Towels kscts orocatel Curtains Upper mahog
feet table arm Chairs eisssn. .e Of crsss.
Glass Sa,s richly Gu. and engraved VIZ Decanters
ooades celery Fruit stands 6oger 30 Wis &c
s na, Rrne SCI e nS ruby
and tea Service silver plated We're from Reed Barton
Cutlery &c O''
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A j. BI.RECEER, AUCrIoNBBR
a. CLOSING onr sALk Ot WINES, BRANDT&S, Ii

IL CLO6INH OUT BALk OF WINKS BRANDI&S, 1t
QSORS nE3ARS &C.
A. J. BLERCK En- SON / co wit san q, auction O, FIJI
Gkeet, Broadvay- ~ w
A large invoice of dne Brandiesl a.. D,-P G. Co.
g. da Port shite Co dry ac); Sherres 90 g. O.
ca, AmssHisdo. g. D.. Aa) q Crsix GrsaaAs and "a
usatca Runs Scotch aud Bear-on wh~1 era 60
Also 10 barrels fine Monong Abela Whskey
Also caAAs Berpard Brandy (pae snd dsrkl IN bonA
Also ChampaGnes, Scotch Ale. Gtn DO.
eRGAR1
A large invoice Of the eho sest branda
Also Duryee Forth platform scales
Catalogues ready on 1hursdAy u Ne. 9 Pine street
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A UCrION SALE OF
IA EiEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AND HOUSE, FURNIaHING ARTICLES

AND HOUSE, FURNISHING AxTiCLEs
MA0NFICEEr ROSEWOOD FURNiTURE ELEG ANT
PIAkOFURTE ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITS. COSTLY
MIRRORS BR0NZBS PAINTINGS. DINING ROOM
AN3 CHAMBER FUkNi1UsE. &C.
Sold IN Consequence OF the owners leaving the city
w. B. WESfCOTr co, auctioneers, will sell this day,
THURSDAY @rhon com mencing as l0h O'Clock
niture the CANT rweny street
wea Of SeveDh Tho Furniture 10 this house ds
class bsv been made order and but little used Descrp
i've vi BE- furnished 10 purchasers the house.
PARlOR FURNITURE CONSISTS OF
Nngh tapestry Carpes magnificent rosewood
Ptauofore used but four months tanhceut solid
rosewood ar Furniture richly carved OF which
covered gold and blue brocade The other In aid
gold brocsde made BY SsS & orders two elegant Gothic
wood kgerts with mirror fronts and back magnificent
mcsss sr ssauary marble Pedesa in
Lady lined rich carved rose
wood centre eofa and pier Tables wi Egyptian
tops ik and scs Curtains gold and velvet
mAuo Mirrors pier do With marble top console Tables
cornces match rich decorated nantc Vasea of
Dresden hoa lava a,d agate paror ornaments beautiful
bronze ard marble Grours Oil Pan.ings among which
celebrated rsintugs OF Reace, Genoa CLEOPATRA Carsts
Descent The eros elegant Landscapes &c four
and srnou Chsndeevs With all The fixtures the
Superb rose wood Armour. with mirror 'front.' solid
Bedstssds rosewood dressing Bureaus Nth marble tops
French toilet sets oval Mirrorv chamber Furniture
woed csee Chairs French Rockers revolving Chairs
giant Secretary Bookcsse, Carpets
elegant har Natues Beds, Bedding &C. ana
beAAfi variety Of dinirg Furniture be
French beA raby and crystal cut Glass ivory table Cutlery
rich silver Ware DO Sale positive rain shine commencing
81 precisely lo O'Clock Deposits required Of purchasers
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a COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"A COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
. OF family giving up keectng
Rich and magnificent drawing Suits. Panofoe pier
ap<i Mirrors Lace Cuains medallion and Carpets
Ea urmon CAandeiiers oil Paintings, hsque and Cnint
VII. LIS; SELL q! At At, PUBLIC AUCTION
At 10Y o'clock precsolv,
Al private residence No SO West Eleventh street,
DRAWING ROOMS
eestsn thee solid wood suits Of PAor Furniture covered
= broo colcred san velvet oquet and satin Medal
nsa aud Reception Chairs the suit Centre Tab ca
0exbe tops eofA Side Tables rosewood Hegerea
1oerr and backs Schvcus French Lace Curtains shses
md Rrvasels and Tapestry Carpets Pier
rors rich gilt framcs; mi Paintings bv ese arttsls
erEe superb Psinsns BY Enerson; Tho Seasons by lie
saer Tb9 Hsiy samly" copy from Raphael AlsS
s0LfD 4 SSEWC3D FULL. SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE
PLAN0rORTK.
EMBROIDERED CtOTH COVER AND STOOL
The most caay vstumopa ever offered At auction carved
1sari keys, niaid viii pearl, music rssk Stool, 10
0Icioh, Chairs. rosewood Hat sand &c.
Iosewoed Suits Yedseeads Burrsus Wssh,tsnd. wa-d
robes BCoknaees iaoys Escrere Tsiiet
namental large sire hair Mattress feather Bsds and PHI
lowS, Oounserpapea kaAke spring bottom Beds Carpsts
every rpoa ell rahnoxs ffcturvs aoa CartNns ShS6s.
De and hair Mattresses sofAs sofa Beds spring soo
an1 cane seat Chairs easy Turkish Chairs aud ounges ia
DINING RUOM.
aeuAn 1sse "a fees lensA; Snverwarc French caias
Bets i.oSy haasce handled Knives and Forks
Ferks Engsh Glass beautifully engraved l.,
mafch. Mtrors Ccck. days Cbatrs eidssoArt rsras-
WhAnoeA and IN anenta SAas arm Chsrs Couohes
few baskets Champagne Wine Oard Brandy schnaprs
Fsys Qermsa VINES gooss n ns be s,d to IT, hugh
= SsSss DEC q asr.ss. safes ssssTss, and sssssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16
J. BLKEgKER. AuCrIoNrHR

n J. BLEUKER, AUCf10NHNR-
q, Tweny nine spisndh lets ,cs BrsAAway. SIXTY NA
- l00lb streets n ausoon.
A. aIESoKEK ION Z 90 vM ssl. Murray. Feb
-, Aa IL oc!sck, at ~ Merchants kssAaneo:-
90 Sixty ffn sreet-H,nstsan sPsoiA iss the nsrth
nAe csmsa ia fest AZ Broadway and
vahn lc teet OF Ien'h Gkas 26x00 each axssp
90 which y Hxp9
o. BreadvFy-Thyee dus seta II
6otweeu ln7th and ISSh sHeess
On lbSh street. (Ndja,nog abcva ~ q ths
neu side eome snsing io Tea inches Iroaaway
IN 1b,99:i1 esah.
Terms liberal and sale pasive Mas &c. at Ne rne IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

"A OF tho Brooklyn Dquesas Insiiute 81 South Fourth
street Williamsburg THURSDAY, Fes. Is stt0 A. H., b.
FEED COLk. comprising large assortment OF sissghs.
nge and double Csrrtagee Harness lA1i and gents rns
Eaddcs Mirrors, Tsbses Stoves Arm CAarA viii cushions
oucses pesks hemp and ingram hrpsts Lounges and III
esner Articles sppertaning 10 aid eskAbnShmsnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

A HXFCKER, SON / co. WILL SELL. AT AUG
n. Hoa on Thursday Feb lS l5so, osok e lSo
1erchar ~ kxchange:--
On 3lx 81, three o. ~ AID hass.ent tsA scoop House.
brown Store trimmings No Is ID Az
On s6A two three story briok Houses and Iss Nss "a
md %. W., near Broadway
On 9Th he four stone f-snt Honss an Ik
eosth sde, 80 feet IS eth Lo< A,rl0ah
xspN tarMA &e at No Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

gov Montreal Ocean Steamship Oompsnys mad
esre Queenstown Ireland every Thu throughout the
yssr Passengers boot ed 10 New York from Qusersown
So Including provisions For prepsd certificates from all
pkrts Of sbe old country, apply TO
sABEL ssARLR
e BroadWAy.