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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24

01rThe Clinton Currant says that the
word mould, In Rufus Choate's handwriting.
resembles a small grind.stone struck by
lightning.
GTThose who are always mending the
road to Heaven have no time to pursue Il;
as the man who carries the lantern stumbles
oftener than he who follows It.
6J-Mrs. STowE has been preanted with a
massive ring Of African gold aud African
workmanship, from Liberia,
G-The Indiana papers are having some
fun over the fact that Gov. Wright, of tina,
State, obtuiued q premium Of one dollar for
gallon OF chestnuts at their late State Fair.
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GRAIN high In life. fyou don't biz the
stars, you can land In the mud. Any thing
Is better than stupid inaction. Even .
muddy man IL worth n half dozen lazy ones.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A Sagent for Adam Householder, sen, L will sell
as In Lot No 8, In Reber's addition TO the City Of
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Samuel
Henley, and near the residence Of Salmon shaw,
Esq. Terms favorable, and title iEdisputable.
74ssSkP. VAN TRUMP.
IS July 4, 1883. Sam.
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JOsEPH HOWELL q cos

JOSEPH HOWELL a. cos
HIDE, KIP, OLE & LEATHER STORE
No. 81, South Second ST, PhiIadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Gather sold on Commission, free Of storage, at s.
vsneed in cash on receipt Of Leather in Philadelphia,
and accounts sent with balance on sale Of same
Leather being in great demand in Philadelphia, quick
Best Tanners Oil, psSrbbI., sil gals Barrel sas, cash
Calcutta Hips $3.50 =i
Dry do do AV l,l2 ii
Reference-G. w. Swan. prest. State Blk, ColumI
bus, Herbert Gelger Tanner, nashville. Fairfield Co.
Merchants, Newark.
Communications addressed to tho above firm viii
meet with prompt attention.
Scioto Gazette please copy l-6ni.,
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NEW ROOKsl
At the city Book store. opposite shOonsr'S

AT Inc UIty BOOK StOre. Opposito bhneKerV0.
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio III g1
USTRECEIVED-Daring Deeds of American he
ID roes, Nights in a Block house the DiscardedDau
ter, the Australian captive and the Gold Regions, Dick
Wilson, Frost's Pictorial history of California, *
ploringE Expedition to California ,theWide, WideWorld,
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
OF Young Men, History of the Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Marshals, byJ c. eadley; Noble Deeds
toWomsn, Life Of the Empress Josephine.
April 90. JOHN SEARLES.
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Francis MYers, Estate.

. Francis Myers, Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
1 Nbeen appointed aud qualified as executor Of the
deceased, datedat Lancaster this 9th dAy Of July,
1859. MICHAEL MYERS.
Executor 0 fFpAHcIs MrEns. Decd. sw.
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EIl;'II!!!5sI;Il 1853
HUBBY, HUGHES & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AND DEAbEhb IN
Salt, Fish, Plaster, and Water Lime,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
T IBERALC Cash and advances made on consiguments
~ of property, for sale In this OF eastern markets.
Projectors West Trans. Line, Ohio Canal
AGENTS FOR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
For freight or passage, applyto
j. H. MOORE. No. | Cort'andt st., New York.
Western transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via. Buffalo, New York and Oswego Line via. Oswego.
PRoPRiEroRs N Agents..
s q. CHASE 81 CO.. Alb my New York.
SAMUEL MORGAN. Buffalo. New York,
I'M. DYGERT Co, 0swego, New York.
4. s M.hG1S, ns Broud st N, Y.
P.B BURKE. 90 State at. Boston. Mass.
s.. FLANAGAN. 6a5 South Wharves. Phil,
JANE C. EVANS. Ship Cannl. Buffalo,
GriHitb's Western Line,
PRoPRIEToRs AND AGENTS.
Evan GRIFFITH, No. 80 coentis Slip(up stairs)N.Y,
WINS TowLE, corner River & State sits. Troy, MY
JIM GRtFFrTH 4 CO.. Long Wharf and Ship canal,
Buffalo. Refer to Merchants generally. April 90
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A Few Boxes juatreeeived atthe city city Drue
IA store. EDWARD L. SLOCVM
Lancaster June 9e 8
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Or. WIN HALLS

SAlSAM FOL T44 ~
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline, Asthma. Bronchitis; Wasting
Of the Flesh. Night Sweats, Splitting ofBlood, hoop
ing Cough, Difficulty ofBreathing, Colds, Coughs
influenza, Phthisic, Pain In the Side, audeiA
Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
100000 O8AAD REV ABB
rs oFFHRED ron a BErrER REeEIPr'.
1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM, CALoMELi Oh
MINERAL FOLSOM
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POLITICAL.

and sI an ssSsrnsd messing held !: q;
and Ninth street BY the Seventeenth Ward Reform
1883 The following ehartsr ticket was unanmoasy adopted
the termination Of candidate for the ensuing election
For Administration Turnure
,,;mrs
ssqi: ss warn & fss' doN
a. maTs Merritt
School csmmssioners-wm Hibbard, Jonathan II. Ran
School TSds afssy
This ticket Is one eminsntiy Calculated To su,t.in Mr.
rasE ~ hi Position Of the city
abuses and TO furnish citizens with intelligent
coming election There was much enthusiasm os
Ss % Of h. Several pseshs. made.
hs e pab T. s Is S wa: r.
papers.
SlxTH wARD-ELEvENrH COUNCIL DISTRICT
q the e. of the
y Elm street. on T %s Evening October H. 1853
unanimously nom ated a. the deroo attic ndidats for
Councilman Of the Eleventh Council district; o1'
WIZ. SINCLAIR, Secretary
THIRTEENIH wARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE
Democratic Republican Nominating Committee Of the
on Saturday evening October 18th 1888 accordance with
10y
JONATHAN l.. scoFIELD,l
DR. ) K cms ssE c cSmntseSs
JOHN BARRETT,
DIR. LEAVITT.
FTWENTY-SECOND WARD AROUSE-THE DEMO
cratic Republican Association of the twenty second
ward requested to meet in their strength at the
Head Quarters Forty sixth street. between Tenth and
Eleventh Avenues, at half past 5 o'clock,
BY order Of JAMES WALSH, Chairman.
CHARLES CAMPBELL Secretary.
TwENTIsTH wARD-DEMocRATIc REPUBLICAN
i Regular Nominatons.-For Alderman, Theodore Mar
tine; for ASSESSOR Edward Lnnon Constabes Peter Gil
ligan Is Glasser School Noah Childs
Jerome D. Fitzgerald oI Inspe ,tor John G. Butler VIM
Aontieth; for Trustee, Hugh Mcclure.
JOHN McGRANE, Chairman.
JOSEPH TAYLOR, Secretary.
For Cou nclman Third district, Twel teth ward
A. Dunn. JOSEPH JACAWAY, Chairman,
THOMAS GRoGAN, Secretary.
Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
The regular meetings Of this club will be held Stuy.
yssan Institute Tuesday and Saturday evenings every
week. JAMES 4. BRADY, President.
JOHN ii. ANrHoN, Secretary.
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AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF KNICKERBOCKER
"A Hose Company No 2 held at the carriage house
turning from the parade Friday October A. the wing
resolutions were unanimously adopted =
Resolved That return sincere thanks Columbian
Engine Company No. H. for their handsome
position in the line of procession and that the members
knckerbocker Hose Company No duly
pment and friendly feeling exhibited by them many
sions for company.
Resolved That return thanks to Mr.. Isaac u.
Decker at the Of Chatham and Chamber
the bountu supply of refreshments got
friends of Washington Engine Company No of Newark
such short notice. JOHN D. LENT Foreman.
EDWARD T. JENKINS, Secretary.
THE COMMITTEE OF BROOKLYN RETURN THANKS
to the Catherine Street Ferry Company for passing their
guests Fire Company No. t. of Rochester,
ming last their return from visiting their friends
Brooklyn.
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1T A MEETING OF THE HOWARD FIRE ENGINE
Company No "a held at the engine house. the
from annual parade motion, IL unanimously
Resolved That the sincere thanks hereby
rendered to Mr. Isaac Smith, No 81 Perry street. for the
bountfu supply Of refreshments fur nshed
from the parade
Resolved That also return sincere thanks Mrs
H. Russell for the splendid wreath presen
above occason also to Miss Barnes splendid bouquet
presented to our foreman.
Resolved That return heartfelt thanks to Mr.
Wannemacher and his band for his unsurpassed music
the occasion.
Resolved that the proceedings be published in New
York Herald aud Fireman's Journal.
CHARLES MILLER, Foreman.
LOUIS j. PARKER, Secretary, pro tenn
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POLITICAL.


A. y the siass ward er viii TIE e
~ for the purpose Of s9g.ensn for That
ATA MEETING HELD At THE HOUSE OF MR.. HAN.
cratic Republican General Committee Mr.. Francis Early
SaS %sa s% asn. ass Sc
nimousy nominated As the candidate for the
sAnurL Z. SMITH, Secretary AA onA''"""
ATaAs, MEETING l;dI 70 OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS
neu Gm hs evening Of the .a Carney
ATA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
evening" i7th ins,, Mr. James Ryan chair, NJ
,ns ar's Assembly District the First and Second
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Secretary.
delegates, held at sos Pearl street Monday evening
S.Gss Il M the ssss Was
ward Rawl For School commissioners Patrick Kelly aud
fop0 Inspector Henry and
Far Rr 9s N as nr
Twelfth district Thomas White Thirteenth district
RSH and Charles district Timothy y
a5,
Hunt Fifth district Dennis Brennan and Richard Barry
Sixth h's.i M TsSGT
DENNIS BRENNAN, Secretary.
MEETING HELD AT THE CORNER OF AVE
IA ~ Tenth street, John Dillon being called
chairman the business OF the meeting being nominate
member for the Assembly, Mr.. William p Valentine was
elected for candidate for member
Of Ninth district. w. H. Barker John Dillon jeremiah H.
Harper Scott Gunyan David Kerr.
Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CHARTER
IA Convention held at John stree
and avenue Eleventh ward accordance with the
msndAton Of the members of the at Tam
many Holl, VIM D. Craft called to tn chair, aud W@
Barker and Abm Valentine appointed Wh,n
motion Wesley Smith unanimously chosen cand
date for Alderman of the Eleventh ward the following
med persons also nominated for the following
Lewis Dgce for ASSESSOR Andrew Lutz and Dennis
den for Constables Hugh Crombe Jededsh Miller
School Commissioners VIM. j. Barker and Simon p HUFF
School Trustees John Pckford and James Blasde
Inspectors. WIN ID. CRAF3, Chairman
x Az ! H. R vHnrsrisr, Secretaries
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NTM. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, at 10 O'clock, at 1877 Canal street. large
quantity OF gentce ousehold furniture of family break
ing housekeeping; consisting of oh Brussels
and other carpets English oil cloths bookcaei pier glasses
oil paintings, window curtains and OF
walnut In hair CLOTH clock marble centre dir ing and
extension tables plated cutlery hat rck stair
marble top dressing bureaus and washstand French bed
steads hair mattresses beds pillows holsters bedding,
washrobes piano and STOOL also, parloe stoves
kitchen furniture box The carpets and oil cloths
nearly and worthy Of the of houskepers and
Dealers as the whole will positively be sold.
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THE MILITARY.

T A MEETING OF THE LIBERTY GUARD HELD
IA Saturday evening" October 3, 1883 the following
solutions unanimously adoptedResolved That re-
sincere and heartfelt thanks to late worthy
like department towards the officers and members he has
for the last five we'll his gentemany
and urbane conduct in private life FIR officer and
shall esteem him worthy Of entire conh-
dence Resolved That the above resolution be published in
the New York Herald.
BY order Of the company =
GEORGE W. KNIGHT, Chairman.
NIFTY GUARD -ARMORY NO. $50 BROADWAY, OCT;
" IL, s5-Order, No. - The officers, commissioned
officers prvaes of this command will appear in full uni
form, the Armory Tuesday 18th inst. at O'Clock,
The company will form and be ready join the Light
Guard at o'clock precisely the purpose OF escortng
the Boston Light Infantry collation. rendered by the City
Guard and thence to the steamer. BY order.
TH0S. II. FERRIS, Commandant N. Y. City Guard
E. l.. HIDDEN, Orderly Sergeant
r LIBERTY GUARD ATTENTIoN-THE MEMBERS AND
IL those wishing to join, requested to attend meet
held the Pollock No. IL CITY hall
this Tuesday evening ut ~ oclocx Also Wednesday
morning o'clock armed and equipped to proceed on cur
sixth annual target excursion. by order Of
GEORGE w. KNIGHT Captain.
PATER DENlEc Orderly.
NTOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY GRENA.
IN ders requested at the Tuesday
evening 18th inst at 7 T. NJ business of importance
will be transacted. JAS GEO HARR iSTON SEQ.
CALESMAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-APPLY TO
- Molynoux Bell, % canal street.
THE NEW YORK HERALD GUARD.-THE MEMBERS
of this all those who wish TO
them their fourth annual target excursion requested
attend meeting drill at the Crystal Grand street.
JOHN CONNERY, Captain.
THEODORE J. HAMILroS, Orderly Sergeant
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THE FTREMHN,

SSOCIATI0N OF EXEMPT FIREMEN-THE REGU.
n lar quarterly meeting of this body will be held Fire
mems Hall Tuesday evening" the 18th nst TX o'clock
Members will please be punctual Persons proposed and
wishing to become members car do by attending this
meeting with . certificate from the Clerk Of the
Council that they have served remcn the
by Law. GEO. w. WHEELER, Secretary.
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MASONIC.


MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF BENEVO-
l lent Lodge, No. % and Frsternity in good standing
requested to meet at Masonic Temple Tuesday
o'clock the last tribute of respect
late worthy brother, VIM H. Wright BY order the W. NJ
WILLIAM j. SURE, Secretary
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SEyENTH WARD CITY Reform NOMINATIONS
~ The Reform Association Of the Seventh earnestly DESTROYS
o. perectns the good work Of reform IN our municipal affairs
having pledged themselves to perform their duty irrespective
Of q. Of national OF state politics. and
dgnhed and economical government; and having Required
the names Of the following we'll citizens Of ths ward
November Confident that election OF those cand
dates who have been selected their high WORTH
perience and ability the Seventh perform its whole
duty in the letter and spirit Of the charter the
fur GENTLY solicits support ali good
citizens withour distinction of party.
For Alderman-Willam ID. Murphy.
For Counclmen-Fourteen til dstriet-Charies futile
Fifteenth james r. Holmes
sixteenth " "A. v. Hendricks.
Assessor--Abraham $. W. Vandeursen.
Constabee--J. NJ. Wait, j. Van Brakel.
School Commissoners-John Gray,
!" Inspector-A. Il. Denike
" Trustee-E. w. Morgsns
full ticket including Inspectors Of Election, will be pub
lshed in due time. ABNEk CHICHESTER, Chairman.
JosEPH e. MORTON Secretary.
SIxTH wARD-TWELFTH COUNCIL DIsTRICT-AT
y ameetpg Of the Democratic Nominating Committee Of
tile Twelfth Council district held at the house Of Mr. r.
Mitchell, No lc3 Bayard street. Monday evening October
IL, ls53
MR.. JAMES MCGOWAN
was unanimously nominated the candidate for
Councilman Of the Twelfth council dis rict.
MICHAEL GAUGHAN, Chairman
'GEoReE PEARSON, Secretary.
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III n. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUcTIONEERs.-FINE ARTS.
Ii. Williams, Stevens Williams second great,annual
sale Of American and foreign paintings At the National
Academy OF Design No. 663 Broadway opposite Bond STREET
New York, Tuesday t Wednesday "a; and Thursday,
Msssrs williams Stevens williams battered by the
their SALE take pleasure announcing
Dougl y, Clifford Ode Richards Flagg, Ranney Carter,
TAFT Cranch Inness Sontag Van stakenburgh Baekhuy
other American and foreign artists Of distinguished
reputation -, -, s,., tt.
the non Of the public and purchasers from all parts OF
the United States they TO place before buyers
eass Of pictures richly frame which have only
been obtain at private purchase the breaking up OF
gentemens galleries. and to present from time to time
dagueeoype of the state of modern art this
side Of the Atlantic The cooperation Of leading artists al
ready secured guarantee Of works which in the ordinary
Of and sale would rarely to the great
body OF eonnoisseurs.
Catalogues and paintings will be ready for examination
week TO tue sale distance wishing
ems Villains No. 1853 Broadway.
HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL saleIo the trade and others-Large sale of valuable
stock OF blank books, stationery &c In every
Henry H. Leeds CO. will sell by auction, Tuesday 18th,
saie room No. Wall street To the trade and othersAs.
sgnees sale OF large and valuable stock Of blank books
stationery in realms, Deakeres
naes backing cases segar eases nkstands copying
and pen ellis ink matches, WATERS +. N. folios
desks papieries, sealing wax, Rogers and Crooks knives
silver rings drawing and photographic Bristol
boards strops lawyers seals paints chess draft and
all which will be sold ptoriy and Terms
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THE LECTURE sHAsON.

nR. 4. NEWBURY WILL DELIVER A LECTURE,
~ uhe first Of coureJ the nature and perectabity
of mankind, physically socially and spiritually hall
No 43 Broadway corner Of Lpcnard street Admission
free
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A LBEhr IL. kIcOLAY, AUC1fOkEER
n EsPr0Ry SAN or
ELL Bile Bull ING sfTks
Fn0M FIVE TO yITkEN ACRES EAoH,
AND TIVE HAND sOhE HOUSES
Near The Ocean, the South side uf staten IslAus
ALBERT Il, ktcOLAY
AUCTION,
Wednesday, October 10, 1853 at Il O'CLOCK \, tht
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, n Y
Al very dersble and beautiful building stos varynx In al
ve 20 htcen each, situated elevate
ground the ocean commanding the
70 be found in the vicinityo New Yorf.
Also, handsome Gothic house built best mannI
Kitchen, rsntes he; Is nearly new built ~ da,
and IL finished with mahogany DOORS marble mantsg
&C. attached barn coach, and houses an
ali necessary buildings acres
quality land with abundance OF fruit shade
Also neat story and basement frame house. 535
the roughly furnished IN modern style together win
extensive valuable buildings Ac Ae and
OF land AL ths beautiful property mostly located shs
Richmond pankroad the south side Of Staten slAne
about fve miles from vanderbilts landing in sxcees
neghborhood sording OF the beautiful des
and the location unsurpassed being perfectly healthy
where there exceont fishing aud tathng The propose.
Staten Island Railroad is located within ten minutes walk
portion Of this property Tue
leaye every hoar FROM A. NJ until r. NJ the last
leaves Whitehall New York, at ny o'clock r. ~, whiol
in the city New York desrous making this beauties
place his private residence.
70 cent Of the purchase money DO <sA(
mortgage for nvs years at seven per cent
And tho title 10 unauesonabe Persons wishing 10 Visv
this property obtain tickets charge day
A. h.) also lthographio maps ON application 80
ALBERT II. NICOLAy. Auetionssr ~ Wall street.
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John L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER -LARGR
positive and attractive sale Of 1853 desirable building
In the Eighth ward Of the city Of Brooklyn the Ninth
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, Middle Braxtoa ShcrmAb
streets and the Plank road Vandewater Turner will
on Ihursday October % at IL o'clock NJ at the MERCHANTS
Exchange New York Athis desirable property, eligbJ
situated for building purposes in the Eighth Of
Of Brooklyn bsunded by Sixteenth and Seventeenth
ana inersected by Ninth Tenth and Eleventh avenues and
about fifteen minutes distance from Atlantic
avenue ferries by the Third and Fifth Plank
stages The Ninth is being graded paved
ano the other avenues OF bog opened rs
property located in Of tho rapidly improving parts
Oh brooklyn, and offers induoenent the oartalst
mechanic, working Each lot % feet desp
Levenants against nuissnces will be inserted In tho deo
little unquestionable Terms LIBERAL and made known
me and place CT sale Maps ready at tho Once
te anctoneer No Nassau street. Of tue oppsAi
the Custom House.
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OIL OF PEPPERMINT, SEGARS, &c, AT AUCTION.
This day at l01 o'clock, at 81 Dey street. OF
Greenwich and black Coffee Southern
nuts pepper, mustard aspice tobacco brandy GIN
wines large assortment Attention retail deal
ers requested. WELLINGTON A. CARTER auctioneer
ID C. KENT, AUCTIONEER.- DsOME HOUSEHOLD
III. furniture pianoorte 8c. Tomorrow "wednesday at
~ O'clock house No 81 Broome opposite Dr. Cones
Churt h. H. Z. Kemp viii sell 1T ton all the furniture
obtained IN the above house, made to by Mr. f. w.
Hutchpgs broadway and consisting furn
tre red in crimson French brocstele sofas,
tete tetek aud chairs hair c0th Brussels three and
other carpets mirrors oil paintings msntel ornaments and
window curtans rich china walnut
library bookcase; superior maho any and bureaus
edsteads and washstand cottage chairs best hair
ieds and bedding also. handsome
kitchen furniture &c. all Of which is we'll worthy the atten
hon OF housekeeper Catalogues the morning of sale
WILLIAM s. MELLoR, AuCrioNEER. CABINET.
Y! makers stock at auction Thursday, Oct % Mt l0z
o'clock, the William
Nos and Bedford The stock OF
hree elegant carved rosewood parlor suits in French satin
rocatee; rosewood marbetop, centre psr and side ia
lies; mahogany and walnut do carved oak marble
bedroom suits voak bedstead bureau, and washstand to
match, rosewood, mahogany and walnut marbletop
bureaus, with oval glasses mahogany sofas mahogany
sprngseat chairs; do rockers of descrp
ton wardrobes; three secretary bookcases rosewood
dining tables; fancy tables bedseads every
easy chairs tables the whole forming Of
the desirable of good furniture
that has been offered auction this This sale offers
the trade and Others the whole
positively to be sold Mr. Guer is about changing his
business Catalogues be obtained at the
Wednesday.
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TONIC PARACHUTE WATER AND P0MArUM FOR
promoting the growth of the parable dis
covery for s yirtuesInvensd and improved by Chamin
kuc do IUospita 40 at Rouon.-A gents at New York
iussan fruchet, 81 Chambers strestTbis prepare
ton, which has now attained it's last degree Of perfection
the fruit OF ten labor and observation Its
qualities which more than six thousand placed 10
evidence ut Rouen and At Paris and New York,
the safest guarantee OF its efficacy, each OF which, II
CURED furnish tho rrefutable proof Of this assertion
hat extraordinary and immense in disease whore
the causes are so different the progress rapid the
qusnces so often fatal to the health necessarily be
orbsd TO- its composition that TO tho regeeans
and tonic qualities Of the medical substances
which form the basis Of that oem position.
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Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
The regular meetings of this club will be held Stuy
ysant Institute Tuesday and Saturday every
week. JAMES 4. BRADY, President.
JOHN Ii. ANTHoN, Secretary.
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SPIR1TUAL MANIFESTATIONS b. c. SPIRIT
medium will SIT for manifestations 43 Broadway day
and evening from 10 to II O'clock in the forenoon from
o'clock in the afternoon to 10 O'Clock In the
evening Admission Is cents -
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FINE ARTS.


DINE ARTS-RARE ENGRAYINGS AND ETCHINGS
First importation since Mr. Bggar's return to Europe
by the following old masters and Others selected in Europe
by special agent An entirely assortment by the most
celebrated masters just imported worthy the attention
connoisseurs and all of fine arts BIGGARS old
store No 50 Canal street. Rembrandt Rubens Willie, 0stade
Of portraits, &c.