davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

THE PRESIDENCY AND CONGRESS. As there
is some probability that the choice OF the
next President of the United States may de-
volve upon the present House of Represen-
tatives, we Subioin statement OF its politi-
cal cast by States. 1t will be borne in mind
that in choosing q President, each State
casts one vote The present House is divi-
ded politically as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oregon,
South Carolina, Texas, Virginia-l4.
Republican Indiana, Iowa,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minneso-
ia, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Wisconsin-l5.
Equally Divided.-Kentucky, Maryland
and North Carolina-3.
an.-Tennessee---l.
1t REQ uires II votes to effect choice, and
as neither the democrats nor the republicans
have sufficient number, the four last nam
ed States will, Of course, hold "the balance
of power" Should the House fail to elect Il
President before the 18th of March, that duty
will then in effect devolve upon the Senate,
which has the election Of Vice Presdent,
who, under the provisions of the constitu-
tion becomes President of the United States
The Senate is composed of majority of
democrats San.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

The New York Herald says that "the old
Democratic party has breathed its LAST "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

The English and Irish papers complain
that another erodus from Ireland has COM
mencel. The tide of emigration turns to
America -..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

New STYLE OF CARDs--A French paper
manufacturer has invented new pack of
playing cards; each card represents some
remarkable fact connected with the history
of Napolean l. or of Napolean III. All the
figures are Of the same period, the costume
is perfect, and remarkable for the execution
and the brilliancy the colors. The pack of
cards is called Cartcs DEF Ere Mperiale.-
In place of kings there are four emperors,
including the Prince-Imperial; four en-
presses, including the press-Mother. In
place of knaves, four Bonapartes, brothers of
Napolean |. For aces there are four islands,
viz: Martinique, where the Empress jose
.phine was born, the islands Of St. Croix, Ell
ba, and St. Helena.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

The Belgian Chamber of Deputies, has in
its new penal code, just assirnllated the Of
fence of defamation of the dead to that of the
living, but limiting the number of descen-
dants who can institute an action to the
third degree.
A late English paper states that Miss
Agnes Strickland is engaged in writing the
life of the bachelor Kings of England.
A number of silver dollars, recently i'm
ported into London from Mexico via New
York, have proved to be spurious.
The London journals announce the death
of the great Hungarian statesman, Count
Szechenyi. He committed suicide in his
chamber, by blowing out his brains with a
pistol The immediate provocation was a
visit paid to his house by the Austrian po-
lice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

Ex-Governor Wise was in Baltimore on
Tuesday, on his way home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

New WAY TO COLLECT OLD DEBTs.-A
firm in & neighbortng town advertise. in the
local papers, as follows:-''We have many
accounts for the year 1852 that are still due.
We hereby notify all concerned, that unless
satisfactorily settled before the first Of May,
they will be offered at public SALE in front of
IS Office, to the highest bidder, for cash.
of which due notice will be given. This is
not altogether bad idea Every business
man who departs from the cash system, finds
himself victimized, to some extent, by dis
honest rascals, who habitually contract debts
which they have not the remotest intention
of liquidating. In many instances it is
worse than useless to attempt the enforce
meut of payment by recourse to the law,
and the next best thing which can be done
is, to offer the claims at public auction, to
the highest bidder, or to nscribe them in a
book kept in some public place for the pur-
pose. The aversion to such an exposure
would, doubtless, lead to settlement in q
few cases, but, if not, then all the debtors
would have the benefit of notoriety which
they richly deserved, and honest men would
be put upon their guard.-Rich. Whig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

JUDGE McLEAN.-As the name of John
Mclean, of Ohio, is likely to be canvassed at
the Chicago Convention, with reference to
the Presidency, the following extract Of a
letter written by him in answer to the re-
quest of Committee to submit his name to
the Buffalo Convention in 1913, (which he
declined, will show what were his opinions:
"Restng upon the principles Of the Con-
stitution, as they have been judicially set
tied, the free States, by moderation, vigilance
and frmneSs, may prevent the extension Of
slavery to the free territory lately annexed.
Without the sanction of law, slavery can no
more exist in territory than q man can
breathe without air. Slaves are not pro-
perty where they are not made 80 by the
municipal law. The Legislature of q terri
tory can exercise no power which is not con-
ferred on it by act of Congress"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

WILD TuRKEYs.-What stupid thing is
a wild turkey! A man in Huntingdon Pa
catches them by means of a trap or pen
made of saplings laid openly one above the
other, until some feet in height, and the
whole covered by similar open work, to ad-
init of plenty of light. The pen is then
raised to about the height of a turkeys
back. Now, by means of corn scattered
from different directions leading into the
trap, the turkeys are baited into it, and enter
while feeding, with their heads down. Be
coming dissatisfied or alarmed, they raise
their heads above the level of the openings
for entrance, and endeavor to escape through
the spaces between the saplings, or other
material of which the pen is composed, and
not again lowering them to this level, are
thus entraped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

VIRGINIA, TO wIr:--In the Circuit Court
Y of Fairfax County, April Rules, 1850, Eliza.
beth 0. Carter, VS.. Samuel Look, j. i. Look,
Franklin Kone, Burr W. Harrison, John Janney,
and Epps Hunton, defendants In Cbaucey.
Mem. The object of this suit is to ascertain the
liens binding the tract of land conveyed by Sarah
C. Ball. widow Of Alfred Ball, deceased aud 9th.
ers, to said Samuel Look, by deed dated goth Of
November, 1854, to sell said land to satisfy the
said liens, and especially the lien of the COM
plainant, by deed Of trust, executed by said sam
uel Look and wife, bearing date the lst day o!
January, 1855, to secure to complainant the sum
Of thousand dollars, with interest, and also
to have general relief upon the matters stated in
said bill. 1t appearing by affidavit filed, that The
defendants, Samuel Look and Franklin kone are
not residents Of this State-IT is ORDERED, That
they appear within one month after due pubcs-
ton hereof, and do what is necessary TO protect
their interests. A Copy-Teste:
+. D. RICHARDSON. Clerk:
NJ. HARRISON, p. Q. ap 3-wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

HYpNoT1sM.-The French scientific jour
nails are full of accounts of the application
of the new discovery, hypnotism. In Cos
mos, we find detailed account Of an ampu-
taton performed while the patient was I'M
der its influence in the Hotel-Dieu of Poitiers,
on u man aged 81, whose left knee was in
creased by white swelling to nearly double
the sizo Of the right knee, and was so pain
full that the least movement produced the
most intense suffering. The hypnotism was
produced by placing spatula about eight
inches in front of the root of the nose
Looking at this, he soon became insensihle,
in spite of the severe pain which he was in
from being taken to the operating room.
Insensibillty was produced in ten minutes,
and the amputation occupied minute and
a half The patient made no sign of pain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03
ALEXANDRIA,:

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1850.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

VIRGINIA, To-wIr:-In the Circuit G &C.
Of Fairfax County, April Rules, 1860, lbos
ners, under the firm of Davy h Harmon, -: w" W
Payne, Lavinia NJ. Payne, Jason Frost, John ".
Bancroft, and A. w. Rowell, defendants: ~
Chancery. Mem. The object of this suit Is
charge the trust property with the payment o.
debt due to the compliments from the deienasn;
William Payne. 1t appearing by affidavit h ,u,
that the defendant, Jason Frost is not resiuea.
Of this State--Ir IS ORDERED, that be appeaIi
within one month after due publication hereof a."
do what Is necessary to protect his interest -,
A Copy-Teste: 4. D. RICHARDSON, Cierh
4 MOORE, o. 0.-s-....-,.7. -; .ap 3-Niw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

SPRING SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
DORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLASsEo
r New Orleans Sugar and Molasses
Crushed and C. Y. Sugar, Golden syrup
Rio and prime Java Coffee
Adamantine and Mould Candles A.
Gunpowder and Black Teas, part choice IL
Rice, Starch, Pepper, de-, 6c., selected 9
pressly for family use, in store, and for sale py
sp 30 ALBERT w. GRAY ":
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

VIRGINIA, TO WIT In the Circuit CouT!
Y of Fairfax County, April Rules, 1860, Jame'
0futt, Thomas Treshour, and Harriet A. Ohutt'
vs.. Charles Ofutt, VIM. NJ. Otfutts heirs, Sarah
Ann Jenkins heirs, Silas P. Lampkin, and Mar
tin Munding, defendants: In Chancery. Men
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree Tor He
sale of tract of land in Fairfax County, ana
division Of the proceeds among those entitled
thereto. 1t appearing by affidavit filed, tbat 'he
names Of the heirs of VIM. NJ. Offutt and earah
Ann Jenkins, are unknown-IT IS ORDERED tha'
they appear within one month after due pubca
ton hereof, and do what is necessary to pro'e't
their interests. A Copy-Tcste: ..
fia.g F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
MOORE, p. o. ap a--wim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-03

p. q. Ho0FF, Alexandria, Va 10,
FLOUR, GRAIN, AND GROCERY MEkChAA'
SroRE No. So. UNION ST., SoUTH OF PRINCE
Particular attention will be given to all cons'sh,
uents of PRODUCE. PLASTER, SALT, any any
GROCERIES furnished at current rates. a. ~
my I--eo3t ---------------
GHAWLS AND MANTILLAS.--We are o nov I
y in receipt of our supply of the shove uo .Ism
and, We invite the attention of purchasers 70 and
rs they have been selected with great ea,s'
cannot fall to suit. S. d W. MEi E END. .ssts
40 20 corner Of King and Pitt-'trss''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
A rTxAUTivK AND PRREaProRy
= a a.

rTkAUTIvE AND PRREHPrORY
"A Auction SALE OF
ElE3AhT HOUSEHOLD FuRNTTURE
~ o. private residence 90 West Eleventh street. Fifn
syAN1e -ide
xHys DAY, fsu-sdsy, at lOIa O'Clock,
Magnificent Ros~wood pianofort<,
Geg- ri rarlor suits, richly carved solid rosewood,
Roe ~ood Evseeyea,
Bookcase,
Pier MIRRORS
OH PsiSung&
Artistic Bronsea.
Bisoue AMI PsriAn O-nAnients,
Velvet Carpets,
&C 10. kc.
gasluoss ready and be hsd at the house early
- morning All Of ssid furniture made 70 order BY
soans. Roe Co., Of tbs cat, INC
rnip double round Pianoorts has
sd pearl Keys aud elegant abei board rose
1 Glastonbury Stool Mnsic stand and French oossed
three Suits of carFed Furniture covered with
brOcAfti and gd crimson aud blue; each suit
1zD ~ eight pieces Tete Tea, oval medallion, Gothic
Chair Eegeres, Bookcsse, Mirrors. On Paint
ann Rnsravings velvet and Brussels Carpets, aosIc
4naA 10 Ac. - 1900.
Oak extension ard rshog Table OAK Buet osk Chairs
nne Cutlery, Knives and Forkp silver Table and teaspoons
sA1nA, Crcckery Glassware Fruit Basket Carpet Uock
Losssa Easy Chairs. 40 &C
upmd Bedyeads marble Bureaus WAsnstsnds
eaNed bSir MatresseL Pl,wp and OApets; walnut and
esnsll1d Furniture, Chairs sIocks, I'll Paintings sofas
15hnxs, Lounges &e Ao, all The Basement aud Ktsher
Furniture sale positive thse. ~ ortcr o. Philip
oEssr1y, attorney. ALlIs Co, Auctiooeers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
-ssLxs ar AUCr1oN.

sale s.v., ss:sss s,os
s r. tsr. sa fs ss a.
1'' Sss:, ss CIR @ % sssy s '''
s,' 49, We, ~ ss .s, bet ys.n
Fih and sinh avenues. s@e commencing al ios ve'oca
arsrSr we've, Carpets .oid rosa
wood tus sovsrsd y maroon sae M geo a 20 q. sa
1arssh e.ss cs.ns N ooes ssn adss "a
All iE. na . osns,ys r,s,wae. e
ssy centre s p.a ~ia sk sSs so m
gsnsysy earv,a ,ossw,Ga ,r ., ssa ss Ts sh 18th
~. plat sss ,Sr & - ,or The o.1.
nolu olocss srssn. O. 70. Vases vita NE INST sh.as .na
.In.rsiy. lauecapss esined 70 ofdsr 10 IA es soaaeai
,e MOO NTH q ss ies. he.y emorot,. rsd
variety q Oil Psutnr. By e~iSeni rii Il such IS isas-
srap.s winter icefs mfile we ss 'srio,aeA ece. snps
avery p, asns co .ecn soneror rose 20 d city
round insd plate sni rishiy Get viii pe ri osin vsusos
cow csles @ VITO sa s & p at. sn
cover Dining loom-kh velvet t.pes,y Carpft IN soot or
nahnsr marble top fancy Tables Arrors Bees ths atm
h,ssh ro. . SUR b 1Ssy aas s.a qsss,r yah al
s md Desauters IN match Itch ubs ant dinnsr cts;
ssis ssiss Casters coa-s md Tea urns sso'.s sors
qssr es5s s Isss s Ss sas,o sni
.,ansry maree Bureaus wsssstan's md 'jommo go
SOUNDS made 70 order AMI e,sslsnt esu ,a; ,aa:er
rln~e bsd SpreaIs ingram tarp-iA bedropm Nrrnra
Clocks fot Tables Towel asck Toilet .eis uic,oshs st
Carpets and kods .hagspy cushion q Chsrl Hpckers,
scfss rail- Atsnd niog I,bes teethe- with isrse
and desirable assori Mt Of s.semsni and Kichsa ut-ns
&c. ac with wbich he sale viii cosmsaee ns sl' y The
above fnrniure reer~ret alb nuiely and s
lively ste place without regard " weather ponsi
HE viii be ndapce 10 pack aud shlo the At ces
Of tn. reasonable cheg- Dspnt -l,ts
factory In the snctone will he require from all purcasa
kaie positive Sitaout RI n westhar
large Of first class nouss hid Futnrs will
he sod public this day hnrsi tv 1T the elegant
residence No ~ West .erth between s1uh and
sIth avenues mmencng Mt is ococs Rose vos o,tsve
Pisnoforte, su ocd chamber fu,nia,e oak
dining furniture &c bssemeui ana ksh-u furniture
0RlfFIN & 20, An,tOoeers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
~ BARGAINS
AT KINZEY'S

A ucrloS GOODS BARGAINS
AT KINZEY'S
CHyAP 1sBROIDxsy AND RIB On sTOsl
xIH0OkS FLOWERS, FEATdfeS. STRAW GOODS,
hKlRT- LACE GOODS. ThlwMISGS
AFD LARGE STOCK OF FAauY GOODS.
RIBBONS From ACTION.
y 90 yarhs Ribbons. at 10 g.. and Sc
HOO yArds kibbonS n lie. t6c a d 49,
~ ysr6l hispats. Ut l2c zoe md ;5c.
k4rSw Roprets closing nj &c. 70 13c Sic 70 Tec.
1,HU0 pAec q rcicred ard black Stk verets rs, ye,e
fLDWEns-FLOwE9S-rE%T At. EHS sEATHEAS.
Jannpet svi~ Col closing ont 1t l2hse 10 5OL
SacOs and wiss collsrs, closng out a. C3c 10 ss,
Hss6s srt FL uncrf coing out At S. l2c iSc " aoc
Cleaus 100 Jacunst and ~ les Sets &c n 81
Papdbe chie'e ladles' and gents, cloaing cheap.
1ouD muslin breakfast Cars. at &c., csc. to $40
CHcuing Rord l.aces for kuchts p per yard
From autolcred and black Shetland wool VeG 1t 23c.
CAeApe~s lot ~ Bead Nets 4, the lily.
es9O cosred he. lie Fets, large dze =, SIC 70 o0c
ay0O bissb Chenille Heis large size at 2Sc, SIC - Soc
AT KINzEy,s.
Hnsd Gauntlet Gloves closing at l6c 25c Sic. 70 SIC
keA KID Gloves, DOS, s6c 6Oc
IAdies' and Misses lined Gloves &C. 10 loc
Gects' lined Mer no tsloves 30
rrum Aucton-2 100 heaille Scarfs l0c, lSc. to "a
Job ,ole Of Bosi~ry from auction cheap
u0sGs Of a ! descrlp ton opening " m suction.
unIINkhS GOODS, foil assortr ent
0oods Of al kinds from Auction at oh lless'e
WILLIAM KINzEY,
No. 223 1ghih avenue.
Between Twenty first and I ~eniy secoad arteen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
SALES ar AUCTION.


s,oUsv H,l.5 sIfKs IiuHE AT Pu allc AUJrfON,
This day. Thurfdsy, Oct 70, At l0S O'Clock.
So sse ptio4 and beststs invited ~
a. ~ X The entire beautiful rursure 81 dss-rip,n
Ia residence No ia Yves. twenty first
zxeot r.. ,,xu,.,wa
A, mn Gets cf richly carved ruseWood Fay,r furniture
ssv wih rich ak broesde s&snaay nsrois tip ceosre
elegant toreutine and Psfs.lsn Mirrors With
a. bs ana hrscksss; very roais moat1' NJ.
BY kaisd Of Paris m<eninean seven oave rse~ood
s-.sfcr~, ftool and Cover, Turkish cepon raalrs co
vrget NJ med .on Tapestry, IstyF rrsneh kscrsre lined
sss sssn wood el.ssat iossSasd tegsre With .ensh mir
a1sasss brosnee srd embradsrsd L.sA Cur ANA rob
snss and noia Ghapeeien, Artistic Srous-s marble hg
as and Groups rns ghieh are Dag an sab. a
f~nnss WORTHY the mtent ci eonn&eurs booxo Ciocsa
anss and sirnSap ornamenas Sevres ana Dresden
DlEi 80 hOOA ID eli A. asa FHnNtrU ~
Superior eKsnsion Dining ~ahe, aotac OAK ning On4us
green pc, French and india china naer sna
taa tets, pecanefs inea oW
stcs. Finger aod pearl uilurv silver ~AIo
Asaesu Dianer and Tea service rms &C.
$50 largo ". e.y o. ,.hsr dining rom ias,,Srs re- msro
Drcsslns Bureaus Marble W@bftsnds Donmc
svai vs., w.rir bes ful SUITE rose Nod u hn'sr ru,
xrasu Gard fables g aud vesc ..nSScs snssos srepao
lssTsvngr .prns and cave cssnxa,a sIi apessrs
CaSness So6s-aaa, sfsusses hsu sss
AMI Oaas mat b. ,.pssr, 81. c.rre,s vito ls.re as
- q which sta te sold psrea pory There viii % men %
- shp the n,ritp cesi ed In attend SAFE
Wsshssa yeesrvc At " O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
RIKIcKER. AuCr InEEER.

y.BLEIcKER AUcT IOEEER.
a. Fourteen Lots IN lllth and ll2h streets
Between fourln and Fifth Central Park,
SAkasfng 70 TIE ct to Of the Rev DR. jarvis
A j. BLkECkER, FOR q CO. will sell 81 auction, on
fArssAy, oco,ei rs ~ u O'clock NJ the Merchants Kx
e31ago-
@ ii2ra Lots sorh side l2s feet Fourth
O irH srxxrr-s Lotu north ade IT'S fees west Fourth
1WoSAtrds can rsmain. Title indsputableL
- a., q No. Pine atreeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
A DMINlsTRATok's SALE
To clo,e an fsssts
An extraordinary chan &c for hou

An q, traordiuary chan &c for housekeepers.
MAGNIFICENT Household Flu rhur~
H. WILSON 20 lor will sell Friday OctoSsr
20 at 0 o'eiock precisely tfe superb and sS Fnrp
tEre PsptirRs kt tuAry and wort VOID drawing
PiaEoo'te Mirrors velvet
Cpfts Ac contained 10 the 6ence 80 surs.nih
street Eighth IRE su-ton@-r calls special At
u p'ion % bic friends tsc public 10 this sale he
largest and richest o household Fu-nurs offered
81 srctiop this The all 1te for tbs
present own Az IN IN complete orer The whole VIII &c
pptorily ard . bsointey sod without reserve.
LRAwING ROOM rUaSIIu8E,
consists OF carved wood ges-rss mTbis tops and
rs ch plate dors bacss silss Wo Ia, inai With
ohsr az pearl ro3e~cod Ce ltre Fable sta.uary marble
,e,e sofas reception snd eighl oval back
Chsirf carved frames, and covered N hre- col
orsd siin bro ade OF the most expensive descriot,n
,np Of sole Tables i1lad bnhl ana tortoise shell
Chandeliers. orted from Paris ny Marcoit Lanranz
90 tsnd-lah brrcbets, French plate s.er and
tel Mir III rich silt frames and Dresden
china Vases rehs decorated Psrhn marble atuates or tns
Pantors, Pain Ting Poetry Masis 'resstep 10 antique
lava Vases from Herculsneunn Ard Pomgei eaoay cad
Table, Carr md Rues Turkish Chairs; bronze
lock tuns ose month On Paintings. by Roesean Inman
lire Frgravnr Trial 81 Es Desns; the Flight Of Joseph and
Marv into Eg, pf with u fufart Savior
MAGkfFICaNr sEVkN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Carved and four round finished all round
Stool covered n hrccase embroidered cloth Books
and autc; hall rosewood HAST .rd Oco,h Brussels stat,
Cxrrets kc Chamhe-s second ryo ichly carved rose
weed Beistess ssvle Lo~s XIV Bue<us snd Comm od.s
stspdr Borksands Couch Chairs Curtains Shad-s Coz.
nees hair Maressrs Pxllsssss feather Beds Bsters sri
hlows Bsnists Sheets. Qri ts Cuner3a decorated
china Toilet Sets oval Mirrors, f'ning rrrnitnre NJ
requires OF Every purchaser every article mus, be sod
r. RlMBALL Admi list rator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
AuCrloNIER.
PssRnProRy SALE or HAVANA sEaARs,
pat 70 which are nov 10 oondD,

Z1al-l In Ios SulN sc JTcH ALE, cLARxr, &C
TTrIER SCHULTZ NAT dEvs viii sch \, snrsirn this
Ar hafsdasl W. occt. At iher sacucom No o. 70
- aVf. opposite the foss cre. a,out lto " zen ins ~
- a,ssrs com rrsnr Conchaa Ionfrea OPERA kiAr
Cu0mures Ao o. wei Known orands VIZ; rirs e. Amw
PWNaa A. pao ConsanxA Ia Grsradlna, Ia frmsxa -,
and 10 toyes al m perfect order and rrxned re.
evnted aSo 81 10 domeuc ami Germ an ser m viz.
- in6 tahsna punctnsiia1 EA Ia Chat, Rosa Santiago,
- n In Eoe' oyder Aso III Gases Burleus Old Ton yn,
vavAned genuine cask nuir tcrcn - Gases - Jnhss
CnrA Ac 10 well vcfthy he stten 90 OF the
49, ~ private ouyers TIE r. vl ee divided y
warranted In every respect - represent
a csiaoraes and samples on rtsdy q me sAieso'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
4 uCrror sorIcr-LAKos s.Ls or x1.a.sy

"A Uo1eehnd FurphWr, rsmoven To'n foats7onsa 49,
- ~ 1iSth avennr FOR ccptenienre " SAFE 4. -.
". q. AIBrHruS wil sell. tsfs car IhursiATl ~ lJss
osrsh ~ ss aver ne near w.veriey place. tine
wspa Furniture consist 81 snp-rt1- r rnod Piano.
ea ey maker two rosewood IA lOr .ns covere1
n ssnn bfocapl rosewood marble top leg.res All I'll
kunsn Reception Chairs Tuy ash lou go enf hMs
Uwwercd In velvet moQutf Centre. EnfA and oice rabies
ls.ch plate ssn.ei sne Pier Mirrors ne on .ainnr .hd
HnGxAvnss Irerch Cina hsque ard raan Vases tronr-
eUt~sfa velve Iarcsry Brrssei- and iogr.,n Csrp ~
hee Crtsns Cnrasc.s 10 ais, told rose~cd masoy NJ
an1 herk walnut Refst~sds Dressing E.shes1ts
AsA Ccnu odes hnf, har snd other sat vsshsr
ppAa Bolster snf Pillows Oyrntsrsnes Toilet Ware, a.
49, fAes Chairs rcfr- vee isps. Lcur~-s Buresus,
Crsrv bcdsrars lo1snr osssss pcursa windo ~ DIS
f~~Revy French glass p~csniers 9ohless TunSara
Vince an Champsrnes silver PLACID FORKS svo Cu.sry
stsr IN trim The basement ard kit-ht
- mention sale r~itvr; the toy1s " ~ tssen s~.y
~ Any. B-A csshs deposit required from every pur.
>kanrH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
4 yMErCKgR, AUCrIoNEKR.
"A. INTENSIVE sALs or 81 BUILDING LOTS,

n q. II,
a. ExTEkrlyE SALE OF 81 BUILDING LOTT,
On b, losh aud lin avenues.
- seh eAih llih liz l2ir, l22d lisa, l2>h, l76b.
l34h aud lflst streets
a BLEECKER, SON 90, win seu II auction On
xHURSDAS. October - ss II o'cock ~ the Merchants N
an a sv-H lots And ". between l26h and iAls -
On NH 4 lots n. q. Of ll3h 81
O llh ~ ois and W. between l2tm and l23d -
On E1d q - lots n q 175 feet east Of ilth
o. eoaA n oisa o 100 feet esst os flth Az.
O. eeGh st-9 hss n o loo feet EAST Of llth ~.
@ ulth 81 "a lnAs a . I7b feet west Of stb Az.
O llSth ~ - lnta a D las feet wsa1 u Nh av.
o. b1la q - lcts . Ion feet east of ltth Az
u ina st u lots and between lMh and llh ava
o. ma a. 3 lois and o q beween m add lin
On 1Deh d . 2 lots q. o. lou feet east Of hh
On Inelh Il "A hts . hD feet east OF oh av
q n<eh o. IS bss n. ~ feet west eh Az.
o. 1Glei - nts . luO feet east 6h
n ndsu utAbe and he terms VIII Be liberal AAps
-. 4 No Pine srseG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

A ucrIus rorIcg-FUKsrfra Ar eRIvAIE ssLE
a rare opportunity 20 purchase arsi ~ - horsranl1
Puy~nve u srsat sacrif~e Property ~ family der-'-g
k-ss.treirv Ersswfre serer ocsye P.' q ~ f"i orr
81 x. be so6 *1n ia,ivinR F.o so p er;
Parior MT s9O fw $50 ore = sl1 Boz
.s~e, bpse-s vrrnrs rsintrif. un-ls-s e. m1-- 81
Ausng Farniure fnrrc A. 70 " WeSt IHeny sft1
OuuuA nens hsxA svsnuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

= u~rIpx voTI-E. -coESrABLEs' eALn or DRv
"a ana rsarv no,as A. HENRY cRssN win .er ms
Sss 81 io1 occcs 4 The soe, lps william si-eet wol
1880 lndersAi-e Woo and nctln Hose, FrsiuRs Bon
as tolius HAsdksrrhesa Feck fies slofes frnssa En
Nrusderses Cophe Hardware PA cy toss Goats Psnts
u1n1fe, NJ, 81 srndres, &c. ~ hA6n, ''nAsose'