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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

squeezing ourselves little. there is room FIR
us three. Besides. as we are somewhat be-
lated, we will 90 quicker with my horses,
than with those Of facre
- Let Us he eff, said Louis.
We descended to the door. Joseph was
waiting.
- Shall accompany Nonsieurf asked he
- No, Joseph. answered Louis, it is use
less. have no need II you.
Then staying behind a little.
- Here, my friend. said he, putting in his
hand small parcel Of gold. and shout! per
chance, in moment Of I'LL humor, have offend
ed you. hope you will forgive me-
= Oh, Sir. cried Joseph. with tears in his
eyes, what does this signify!
- Hush! said Louis. and iumninr into the
carriage, he seated himself between US twr.
- He was such a rood servant. said he,
casting last glance al JaSeph and If either
of you can be Of anv service TO him. shall
feel obliged TO YOU.
- Have you discharged him asked tie
baron.
- No, said Louis smiling, | leave him.
that's all.
We stopped at Devisule's lust tho neress1-
~ time II take a case &c pistols. powder and
ball. and then started at full trat.
We were At ViacenneS At I'VE minutes he
fore nine o'clock. another carriage arrived At
the same time; it was that If Nr. de Chateau
Remand. We entered the grove by two diff
ferent routes. Our drivers had orders TO meet
in the great alley.
few moments after, we arrived ct the zen
devious
= Gentlemen. said Louis. descending frse.
you know there are no arrangements possible
- Bat. nevertheless - said t.
= o. my dear. remember that after the dis
closure ! have made To YOU. Won have less
than any one the right 10 propose, or 70 accept
Of any.
bent my head before his absolute Will
which for me was a last will.
We left Louis near the carriage, and adj
vanced towards Messrs. de BoISSy and de
Chateaugrand; baron Glordauo held in his
hand the pistol case.
We exchanged salutations.
= Gentlemen, said baron Gior5ano. In our
present circumstances. the shortest compile
ments are the best, TO- We might be disturbed
any moment. We have taken itupon uuTsc!-.
YES 70 orihg me weapons; mere they are =:
please examine them' we have THIS moment.
taken mem al me gdGsnita $, ana We pledge:
cur WORD ihat MF. de fancEI has not 50 much
. seen 'He!n.
= our pledge was useless SIR. answered +.
stovouH' ov CidtfdusF"Eo' we know "ho we
III - NJ usai nm ana ttA's enc pistol
whist MI de BoISsF took the other. the TWO
seconds tired the locks examining at the same
time the bore
= They are common shooting pistols that
have never yet heen used, said the baron -
now shall they be free 10 use the double .ric-
ger, or not!
- But, said Mr.. de Boissy, my opinion is
.''I' e',i n'ay 10 as ne PieAses ana according.
y MS custom
= he It 50, answered baron GiO-daao. ali
equal chances are agreeable.
= Then YOU will please 50 inform NJ d.
Franchi, and We shall inform Sir. de Chateau
Renaud.
= That's agreed upon. sir: We have
brought the arms, continued baron Giordano
Each Of the TWO young men took a pistol:
slid into each barrel hull, H. ,.,,,,,,.::
ousl,- -,,l ,,.., 49,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

IL The Wings have gained one member of
Congress IN Virginia. by the election OF Coz T 5.
HAMMOND. in place of 4. NEWMAN. Locotoco.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

NEw NJ MISTER t. DE~MARK.- WuIf,r
Forw rd. Of PItt~hur5h. Penn. llas been ap
n1intrd Charg" d'Afilirs TO d, nmurk, wee
Fienuikrn recalled
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

The REVISED STATUTES of Wisconsin are COM
peted. and for sale at Milwaukee The Book con-
tains goo pages, and is said to be got up in good
style.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

AD"nt twelve hundred tous of Copper ore
VII oe SEM to the East during the present
year from Lake Superior mines.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

i The Prairie du Chen Patriot has recently
been enlarged, and come ont with an entire new
dress. which improves its appearance very much.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

u " COTHREN

Attorney n Lar Counsellor a3sd Sg7ic.o7 IN Chan
cery, and Geterui Lqad .7geaf,
Mineral Point. Iowa county 'Y iscon>ln viii prac-
tee in the Fifth JUDICIAL Circuit and the -uureme
Court at MADISON. ANY business entrusted TO him
val receive prompt attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

II Union Of the Daughters of Temperance
has just been instituted in Waukesha
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
MORTIMER VI. JACKSON,
doe OF the J.b 1rtIl.iaI Cirr7,;t Of The
Dissolution Partnership.

Thee o-paTtaershipheret existing between
the subscribers as Attorneys and CounseiIoTs. u
this day dissolved by mutual consent All indebt-
einess 70 the late firm Of JoNEs & CR.wFoRD may
be PAID to either Of the subscribers who are auth
orlzed TO receipt Tor the same
DAVID W JONES
SAMUEL CRAWFORD
Dated Mineral Point June 2zd. 1919 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
MEDICINES
5 7 ~ Be- w q GLs,

4 Splendid lot Of 7 es. and Table. Silver Spoons
: d inst received and ior sale by the subs criber.
which he promises 10 sell a. low as they can be
purchased in the eastern cites. and as pure and
good as can lie found any where
ALFONSO GARNER.
Mineral Point Get I'D 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
gT.EA EN- Egs

By the subscriber living nea- Mineral Point. two
yeaTling STEERS. one 5rindie with white on the
h"!lN--,he o-hera ~a slir.l -.a.r rraa white fare
''.h nl#r-". E..'. crop ~ .a- sa.- ear ai.st
yeasi.H5 a -itl ornlie w.'H line 5.c. .le
owner Is requested 10 call, prove property, pay
charges and take them away
RICHARD THOMAS
Mineral Point Nov 23I, 1919. 4w :.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
Strayed

From the Subscriber, in October last. two COWS
one light hr'ndIe. or 10 years old and had
on a iUge Milwaukee Bell, stamped on the bel
j. M.-the other large dark red Cow nearly the
same age Both were branded on the lett aip with
me letter A. Any incarnation as 10 their where
aboats VIII be literally rewarded by
JAMES MEADOWS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
IIan0 for Sale.

JUST RECE1NED from the Mandatory Of
GniekeTns and Co Boston, l superior Rosewood
Piano warranted of Superior finish and tone, for
sale by JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
IIbLUII CONN.
InNEL Cor Ky AhIrrnNsIv

Iowa CoUSTr WISCONSIN.
State of Wisconsin
County OF Iowa. !
Mar Lo"oe'' In Chancsrv
johnson Bo,ydcn. Petition for Divorce,
I'M reading and fling the petition of Mary Bow.
~ den PRAYING Tor divorce from the bands Of
Matrimouy with her husband johnson Bowden.
Il Is orde ed that the sand petition be brought to
hearing before THIS Court al Chambers al nv OF.
ice "a Mineral Point IN the said County OF lows
on the eth day o. December 1910. II IS further
ordered that both or either OF said parties may
take testimony 70 be read or the bearing Of said
petition before William r. ninth ESQ Court Com
missioner for said County OF Iowa AT his Office
IN Mineral Point IN SAID County on the seth day
OF December, d. 1919, betu cen the hours of 2
clock A. VI. ard 9 o'clock p NJ Of sand dav, and
also before the Court al the hearing: II is further
ordered that copy OF this order he published for
sIN successive wees. IN the IS isconsin Tribune. q
public NevspaI er. printed al Mineral Point in said
County, before said 9th day Of December, A D.
lei4. and proof thereof furnished 10 tins Court at
said hearing
MORTIMER NJ. JACKSON,
Judge OF the 5;h Judicial Circuit of the
State OF Wisconsin
Sfafoof 'i'so2asi'', : s. James HaaeHison, Clerk
Coayof I5,rq. 81 oCtfe Circ,at Cont *
and tol ne Co"tly and s afe at0resaj9, do hereby
orryy mat the otorc end fTrcciag Is a Jr and cor
reel opy y nc c-aoS MADE b sad Court IN The
adore cata!s3 st,sc.
Heaess nlg hand. and The seal Of the
[ Isl sad Cor7l, his IAN dag Of Aorcrnbrr-
Il D. 1919.
ATTEST
JAMES HUTCHlSON Clerk.
tTculi Court. Iowa Co.. Wis.
G q f. }. DUSN. Solicitors Tor Petitioner.
[6w6.l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
EssOMs. EsloMs

THIRST rate One and Two Horse Plows: Also
a first rate Breaking Plow, for sale by
BEECH & TILLFY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23
Blanket Goats.

Jusi received one hundred Blanket Goats anc
Sacks which will be sold cheap
by mo MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-23

'SfspE'PfS. 30 boz Cast Steel Point Shoye!s,
just received and for sale
by-JOHN MILL TON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

ducsd Col williams to despatch youug WITH
. supply Of Decesssrief. who will op-u stor- at the
rtt place grazing this side OF the Desert this side
of the ooAdo great obstacle TO the success OF this
bought &C Los ADgels. Although we hear every thing
at San Francisco 10 cheaper than In New York, yet
goods ~ Los Angeles rold ~ the most extsaant
istss Coarse shoes which re.ailed in New York
dollar, only b. got there for - 80 ,ur,
l2c per pound; sugar ~ SO eeuts tobicco &C 80,
IL H. but seldom can pm chase there What no rs
quir.H The umpfi Of goods Ina this yciaity 10
very extensive aud the demand consequently great.
cary sriviug at san 2edro (ths pore 81 Los Angs
los) will be cold out for cah t b. un-
loaded. The proits Of the merchants most snor.
csar pront on yrarJ bu mess Of $4,000, IL
considered -xtrassgsnt.
Since commenting this letter, there Ia, arrived q
parry. comprising among Others tue ftiowiug New
Workers VIZ = stephen Hyde John Brush George DER
rick John Jones junior, aud William Garfield. Also,
a party from Richmond. Va. From these learn that
while de.csnding The ,iilu their party attempted TO
take short cut and several days without water,
aud that John Fly cartmsn OF New York fell be-
hpd his party. aud has never ben heard OF sincs.
They state ALSO that parry OF New Workers. OF Eo-
b.tts a. Bpapy who have not Yet come lost tw-n-
ty.tev'n mules and had tp.ir wagon banned up ny
the dams at the Colorado the other day Fbs cpnse
qu.i IL there lett without mods OF cou-
the river to the mines distance OF 300
mile..
will close this desntory conmunic.tipn by stating
that IN this section have great reason 70 ,mpsu
- govern on many sceount- GDd am ,Dg Others
for Dot giving post office The city OF Los Angs-
los the proud piia' ~ thi- territory WITH
without getting paper even from San FRANCISCO
be queDce II that might we'll he a. ths aa
tpoo., Tor all the ,eyeuce get rou other parts
OF lie world L. F.
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MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, Dec. &c II. NJ.
During the past week there hes been q speculative
movement to extent, in fancy stocks, while go
verpment and State securities have been In very limited
demand, at deprecated prices The advance q, quota
tiops for tn. leading railroad fsucies has been pro-
duced entirely by contest between the bulls AVID the
bears and the retul Of the contest a. In opoou,
likely be In favor the latter from the fact that
they invariably of victorious in all such move
ments Operations In anything posses,iDg intrinsic
value generally turn In favor of those Who speculate
for fall and particularly Ia fancy stocks. which 30
sensitive that breath may destroy them Itis great
burden to carry such immense quantities Of unproduc
s',s ssd unsuerpptied stocks - press upon the
market, and 1t takes such large amount of capt.
tai to carry them. and the loss Of interest IL 30
great that the bulls frequently srosu in spirit be-
meath the weight hearing down upon them Ifthey cen
get outsiders relieve them u portion of this unpro
ductve prepertyof this tzd vel street bulls
will be able TO maintain their position for logger
period than they otherwise could bat the movements
OF speuators out Of the street. uncertain that
they cannot be depended upon. The balls therefore
get frequently ssddied with immense quantities Of these
fancy stocks and then find that they have market for
them. Outsiders have been 90 swfuy Geecsd In Wall
street within the past three years. that thsy
tmid and cautious aud not easily drawn int the
traps so .tfully set for them by the bull specua-
tors The advance In prices reported during the past
week has got up other earthly object than
to attract outsiders IL Ia nothing but giid.d bait
upon the hook for catching gudseous but go fer the
bulls have had poor luck and the probability IL that
have Increased their supply of fsncas at higher
P"'''' anu '''','''e """' 800 p'p -.
" "s :" 49,. - -
:" p'O'-'', nm ,.''- 80, =. -, -, :.
'"'ss p''',""' " '"' ivy. WI :. -.
P''''"' '" nv "
-, an. an.
"'a '.' ". 80 -. -,
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m"nfsee o'po' quo ~ i''V p'Va's -.
ns"''" o'"us ~ = ~ 80
n"'i PAU "no' "A'a " 90 49,,
pNo IN eA"' N'A''s y, '"e A'"' ms 80
WYNN ." ''o'"''"n '".' A'e 49,
''"s VIZ VI wv" ""'''"-s - o'' ' -
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W f W -" 49,,
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80. ~ y - - So, =, go, -.
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..-.',.. a.. -. ,.,,.no.s,,. hi. -. 90
- -. -, a. .',o,.,v .h,.h az .,ui
-. ~. go. go. !, - ,n,,,v ~. =.
"a. 80, y, "a a., a., ,,os.
-. = -. : -, =. ..,..,, :, a..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10


comparison Of prices current at the close OF the
market yesterday with these ruling at the close OF the
previous week exhibits an advance in Reading Rail-
read of2H per cent; Erie Railroad ~ Harlem, q Loog
bland, IL; Mohawk az; Farmers Loan rs; Canton
Company "a; Morris Canal, -; New Haven Railroad,
az; North American Trust and Erie Bonds, old e
Illinois 6's fen of Il per cent Erie Bonds, new, -.
Since the opening last week Treasury Notes have de-
elined y per cent, and United States e's 1858, y.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign
dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for
warehousipg, and tba,t withdrawn from warehouse,
for tie week ending the 9Th Instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

The spount entered for warshousing Is unusually
large, compared with the amount entered for con-
sumption, and that withdraw from warehouse. This
a. csossd suppose, by the limited demand for dry
goods Of every description at this OF the year
The hsesi year of the Western Railroad Company
closed the lat instant Is stated that the agsre-
gate receipts exceed those Of 1ss about ten thousand
dollars. The usual semi annual dividend of four per
s,nt will probably be declared payable on tho LIST Of
January
With the California gold, the expenses Of coinage at
the min,s hsv. largely increased The separation Of
the sl,rr Is dose by chemical process requiring
expensive sodion TO the laboratory, and the employ
mspt % additional ~orkmeu.
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Court ,pienomr for Tnss Day.

Srprrton Iounr Nos I IS 43 81 ~ 65, GT. IS. IL,
23 II IS 10 80 ~ "a 81 g. % IS 81 SIS So, 80 30,
81 W. e3 90. SIS ~ lrl, l02
ThAnsIEKREp (SuPERIOR CouNr.N-Nos %, %, 20. 80,
90 IS So 81 IS, 49, 40 Al ~ A. ~, A. ID ~ - 40
ConnoN PLrAs Part !. Nos i73, l75, III lTs, ISL,
1888 1885, Isl 49, l9l 1913 1875 1877, 1879 2oi, zo3 25,
81 2tg. III. 2,3 2i6 PAT 2Iy 22i Part 2.-Nos 81,
&C. IS So loo l02 1885, 10, ll2. IA ld TO- 40 81 l0I
CkcuIr Coukr.-Nos SO to 70 inclusive.
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DTUTON'S vIVW OF MN Nu.k
NAVAL rrssiSG

ClrfON hOusE,NEw toEs 'DLlkCrUss OFFICE
~ Nov a. lsiq sealed prufo-ais W fscsivsf thls
gfce Until the lfth dEy ~ u,
int'ed stafton.
Tor the term 81 frYsa
lie a'iop the euttcr co.
m thu naval ssrvies umitting che rfr the
articles snunera,ss IN 80 foilo~ug fahis 90 vi':--
Fr.eu ,us off
r0V~rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

feld in the Groom san h~wery aud proaeuece is -.
lite y managed institution, both - lie internal aai
III there artie ~
ppt upn the bles rh 81 81 oontisu-
ally teing fer chilling 1t 10 fes ALL well
lighted and nj sio TIL II o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

street believe in New York has such Handsome,
we'll a. have. All eol,r prices from
SU to see according finish TBs generality OF them
SIC FIVE dI,ss coats, TO order So; very best 50 "lsh
disn pubec.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10
.AMUSE MENTy.


S Vi, ). s:,'sS a drama s.s:d TgsE
NaiseS Jr; Porthos. Mr. Gilbert Arsmis Mr. Dsps; the
az Mi ss s. as9 % Ssrd,a
p: es'ss Tns.r Mrs.. g. wss.s q, osa:ssnso q
LAX saIrrA.pn;i.ss srsprrd Miss Denim Joas;s.a
E.s: .s' 2ss o1i P y and sa;y ~. m ''9 o'clock
CHANFEAU's NATIONAL raEArRE-MoypAY
turlssqrs, ty .. Burke entitled The fsssLE GuaaD or
a. @ xs rs ss
s ;s
C. Taylor; Alfred Highfyer Mr. crockor; Maria Dazzling
t S s sT s si oS ~
man Mr. Jeaersoni Mr. Dadlsy Mr. W. Taylor sophia Mira
nsstayer Doors open at ca 70 commence At clock
MIrceELL's OLYMPIC TaFArRE-sRSEEIr or
G wGs mssssy s DsS r. M si sqssc
IN Sleep MIR. nicot Blaze Mr., ConOver;
h' rs' 5a Sssr T Ts e 2ftf
TN, Mr. sleot Blaine Mr. sishopj b.ile NJ Ncsinsgni
ASp sibERSiA-sir Patrick ossissS Mr. Waisos Mr.,
sftsIyar5s SIR william lyon MT Nekls Queen visto
az 81 a, the curtain will r.a At oeloeh precisely
CBAKsPEREAN READINGs-srUyvEsANr INsrI-
:. I'm ns @s 'ar s'
spy h % And on sssrss 5 G, Al,
try. Tickets 80 cents each.
CIRoUs. AsroR PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND
hsG s.n in S s
regular troupe Of this establishment he oo~is
B. Carroll the vantns and ssmersessios aorssmsr Il.
Kusalss the celebrated Slack Rope psrfrner Miss Hry
ds yii1s
Bsdss y asSar Scenes and Acts in the Circle Boxes
oen,s; PIT one chilling.
ZoeLocIoAIm. HALL NO zsowEsY:-G QUICK.
and viii be found to eona. The largest and most ooIsois
including asd striking Novelties Asoeadia
fran.d Hspssn.s fe"s. IAN. and other rs BsssS:
viii enter the pens Of Tigers Admission .
: sna ssfFs Exhibition 'p'' fro" "
CoNoERr, AND ENGLISH BA LAD ,IREE, AT
y s GsDi. Paige Ms. gs .s$
Miss Ellen rss. respectfully HI. int ITO. Of Of
the place Saturday Deeem
sf. 9 s m Z: OF e..
publication The frs: part Of hi. wi consist Of
s .s
principal storss For particulars. see small bills.
I YNcn's CONCERT HALL, NO 2U 30 VERY Be
~ tween Stanton aud Riynson ssrsets-a2nd week Of
, ss one.4 ss% o
ton Of talent not to 10 found in any similar esabhmort in
t quarter ss past caaes srssi.sy % 'D~n'D''
EkANKLIN THEATRE. 10 CaArHAM sQu,kE.-.
Tribe q Arab G,r's e. through ,hsr daring
an. saaos of siSs w
ur.. The Female s..srsasrs .ss che sable srssSsr.
at s"s sS.s. s. r
seat. 90 % osns; Pfy:s. Boxes. 50. " "a 1'-N'
GIiDDoh's EGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND Grand
% :s ~ Oral ss EYRE
| Chinese Buildings, $40 BrosdN sy-Is epoa daily
Eyuipts frcm 70 NJ, and Saturday MORNING.. from
l25 g 2ts NJ Aho magnscrnt Gallery Of EgyDtiaa
Antiquities hummies SO and splendid Tableaux u Hero
r1rsiii rss enc
W konseur poua' ssAr performed during each nibon
Admission Evenngs 90 cehta Al Saturday mornings
children, half price. Gliddons aand-Boo 70 the
Prornua at ~ aosr. price rs ssnts For other particu-
lsrs see small blls.
DaovIDrNCE MUSEUM r. l.. De-. 8 lst9--A GEN
ueman epral 81 sustaining juvenile tragedy aud ish
c. NEEDY fret walking gentleman, may meet wi
sag.eat by immediate appestooby lessr other~ ss
10 W. q TORIES. Manager.
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-,LL,sr.N. ANU uI, .s.Iss.

NUTS. Nlcl"kINES. tEt4I kO;Et sc.. At
w fro'i"t- Asttsttes le Con inuci vtn Natverp
rfuna vii rll ffs ray. Dee I't. lp s'rloct
% 20 Nrladsay III street, an
q a. snd Vict"fiuvs ~ everg VARIETY
s1ls maoe exrro for ety trsse. Aisy superb slsgl
htt's tt' btl 10 SIM.
my frpoRrANr.- ruE 8rgsrRIBEsS DEsT-
~ ~ c"tc the r.vsnier Of tier s 81 urt IN
80 a. tste aNd husta IN tsi4s. window Tor lises
shnee- immiffs &c. oder hem r'tacel prices ner
q 49, tthn auf other ssts 'ho ritr CAL
satly y No. tartsiss az X. DAVIES. ~ DIsosy,
sud 10 EuitoA Street
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BOAilDiS 80.

nOAkDiFC a PRtvATEfNHtbY. uAvISG THRss
~ tour Ney pleasant rocHs, win Dot cold
lAffs Mould D. pssfsd 90 let The sans.
batd II srres ~Vud let tbs splendid sase ICONS
fuk.
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Without reserve Tuesday svsnna o,ht ease ia % ol
p mgr. by celebrated masters coeo I'd snatsW IN
sye vi years travel tu lie thinks have bssa
equals by collection on, for Aie INA
CT Ike III, here sinos tic cele rated AHA
hams collection exhibited some twenty fnes are
,l in perfect order Amateurs aud ivitt
exsmiI them the SO bro ADJ
way, where thsys ready for inspection ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

California House. -PorasOte and other
catt houses aLd Stores equal Ans shsap ~
IN this market.
sAH'L sooTH. 81 Ayrtie ave-. Bsoskiya-
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tons in this city for the principal speculative stocks
for each day Of the past week aud At the close Of the
week prevsus 1t will be that there has been an
advance in most Of the fAnciee:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTf0H NOTICE. HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT AUc-
s,n st . sTyt: s ss Lave S' srSnawh c,,ss:e
country merchants, and the public generally, that
and runner ard having b'ss able eject the
Of ssles in hi sent location as at hs cd stand he
TIey ood.. Bonbe,s Motto Bo,e' Aues Borss eieg'nt
.sS r.. rieb .nss s,a,onsry head wrs 81 =,
aud Purses cares Nc 'hes'srmsns uouguet j sell At
ecmmtre sacr day Ii oelock entire soes in thl.
we'll Known esabl hmen the Lafay >te Ba1sa $50 Broad
sHra DUnoNr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RIAL
w lndi. camels nsir shawls at Auesi-n-Psre@ptory
sale by order OF her srtarso ssjcstys Consul Anhony
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We real Ibas Nsmsis Hair -hsss sir Of sih
isrse. and mos, esasst -orm.n, IL those -up.r slass
ss'aI. ons,rd a. suction IN ,n' eoos,ry TIE ws.s 70
ths Britsh Fact nds ship Lazy gsnns.ay AID ,n,sndsd
.ne. III sss9 s.v an%.. nsp .aa.s
tn. Init Stses They will be sIsihit.d Niblo's saloon
o'clock Iet-,. q sd.oa he osa,usd e the suction
No y ~ ,r,. and Of Gns,., " faro. ks c"ae
CIV. .. -. quality Of me s,tsss and The sreas
Ne ,,,~r sc.ds admired IN ths sal.
W BROWN. AUcrIoSEER-L,R ROE AMI Ps-
r.mtt"ry 'sie ,~r.n, shia.t tp9sehot rirai-
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sus o. ,rs". ma, =, ply sSvaSss. aaa ei.s
hlsc, w.hu FURNITURE .meraeinI eonps ss.ortas-s
Of tarcr ehsnser AID hs' hsuseses ~ nt"re
| iney ..eds Also asupsri6t sewood phucr,rt.
ri'rroDoRH MALI ABLY. suCTIo>EEs-rNE on
.grs ~ aSs',"1 e,"s he n,oprty q NJ us'1.
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rsbe ~ in ordet f"r he driving room
gals',. hmo Et The runter viii no found ne sish
sna his eolcc ian veil worthy 81 their st,ennon se
s,e "a sogpss 10 he bsd ~ tho are oneer NJ Wall
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