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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
LAST NOTICE.

"A NJ. SIMPSON respectfully notifies those
,klAs indebted to him 10 July Isl, 1854, thai
their accounts are in the hands Of Robert Ky lie,
Esq, for settlement, It is absolutely necessary
10 close his books 10 that date, in order 10 settle
uf the old concern After The first October
next, all accounts unsettled, will be placed ia
proper hands for legal collection
He will open in a few days the best collection
of No. work, ever offered in this market,
which he will sell on very reasonable terms,
Tor Cash, or 10 punclual SIX months custom
efs.
Sept. 4. 1854.
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Il
WANTED

FETl n Subscriber WISHES TO employ fir STRAIT.
u 'eufneAman Cooper, 10 whem tai, WAGES
and constant employment VIII be- 81 ven. n
one need apply for the situation, unless bs =
single and Of unexcepenable mo lal ebaraesor
Apply to the subscriber. South River. three miles
from New Hope, The latter IS h'sposl Office.
Oct. IL. Ia53-tf
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PERUVIAN GiIANn

FEsIlE subscribers have now - s,o,a
= afoat good supply Of This article ,.h Iaa
they otter to their customers at the h,sss1'lsaf
ket rates.
Purchasers pFeierring . receive lheir sf,l,ass
Edpecity from TIE ship can row be acco,nlnads
! Iuls Fl, 1871, ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Take Notice,

pYsHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
"a he citizens oil Augusta that he is again in
the country engaged in his annual O'clock Re.
pairing BUSINESS Subscribers will receive a
call as usual.
~ Other citizens who may desire his sery.
ces in this business will please inform those
subscribers residing in their immediate vicinity.
S. w GREENE.
Aunnst 81. IS5i.-4.,
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Later from NJ 6 zico.

NEW ORLEANS, August Boy an arr
val at this port, we have adyices from th {
c,ty Of Mexico TO the l7ih inst.
Count Raousset de Bouibon, together
with other French officers who recently
arrived in Mexico, who took part in the
rebellion. were sentenced to be shot on the
18th.
Another victory ofthe government troops
is reported.
There is no farther news from Alvarez.
There has been general failure of crops
throughout Mexico, and fears OF famine
exist.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
NELSON =, t..Yv,nP

and respectfully solicit call lioin the public
AT theft rev and handsome store feom opposite
the ssYlFginia IiuIe y Their sleek Is conceded
20 be the most beautiful ever brought to The
Stanton market, ard they ieel satisfied that
their prices viii be eaiitsly satisfactory IL the
public. snch proportion oi patronage as they
may merit is respectfully solicited.
! IN NILSSON,
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

W WILL sell, on Wednesday tho 9th of septem'
n Der, IN ffoet Of b. & J. S. era Words Store
Qt not redeemed before that time, the following
mentioned Hogs. taken up by me, and now II
the Pound : -Four black ard white spotted
shoals, no mark, but one slit in the right ear.
WM. CRAIG, salgoans.
Sent 1874
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JUVENILE SCHOOL.

Al "a. MICA RTHX respectfully wish.
= rs TO inform parents that she will en-
deavor to give general satisfaction, and will pay
particular attention 10 the morals and uool be-
bavonl Of all children entrusted to her cale.-
The Scholastic year is divided into two sessions,
OF five months each
TERMS.
Reading Whiting and Arithmetic, per
session OF 5 months, Sc OC
English Grammar and biography, 8 06
History and Philosophy, 10 0G
French Language, and the use Of the
Globes, if required, VIII be extra
She will begIad to give private lessons in
Embroidery
Stanton, Sept. 4, 1854.
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TERMS.
JUST AaRivGD--fN TOWN.

II UGHE's Travelling sky.Lighi Daguerrean
Saloon, where persons wishing Daeuer
feotype pictures, can have them taken in su.
perior style. MIR II. expects to remain but a
short time IN Siaunton. and would be glad 10
have persons wanting anything in his lire, to
call Immediately, as he hailers himself, from
ten years experience in The business, aud from
the advantages Of sky light and side.ligh COM
bned, to give perfect satisfaction. Pictures
taken in cloudy as we'll clear weather. Re-
member, his prices are 81 80 each only. He
has ON hand large assortment Of fine Mo Deco
and PAPER Maehle cases, " hich he will fill up.
on the most satisfactory terms.
saloor near the Jail, stauuton, Va.
Auo 81 1884
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Hs4asAna PIPE.

TUsf received and Tor sale al PERRIN &
W GEORGES store, three doors north of the
Valley Hotel, at HE Five Poinls,n Augusta
street, TWO THOUSAND FEET of laci,
Lead Pipe
June le, iS54,-tf,
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MAR S SHALL K. EULTZ
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STANTON, VIRGINIA,

w HI practice in all the courts Of Augusta
County. Strict attention vii be given
10 all business entrusted 10 him.
u He may be found, al present, III the office
If his father, David Fultz.
Sept. 4. 1854.
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N L " T R NJ

TEHiIE undersigned having purchased the
Ii, large and splendid stock OF Goods, lately
in the possession OF John c. Kyle & Fro, have
entered into partnership under the style and
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
office.

rI,HE concern Of White s. Co., closed up its
sales business or the lst October last. Ma.
ny OF onr debts still remain unpaid such per-
sons will be called ON ia the next few days,
and we ask it as an especial favor, that all such
be in readiness TO "render unto Cesar that
which is Gasars.a W. & co.
Aug. 2i, 1854.
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"A CuIsTs FGR Ar4H!!.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Cltfaeas q he DnI00,-
You have done tns the honoi as with ola
voice, from one and Of The Union 10 the etlor,
10 stamp the character 0! ny Ointment With
yeur appreciation. II Is seafcely TIC yeas
since | madeit knswh agl9ng yeH, and alfeadY,l
il has obtained more celebrity shan any ottpt
Medicine in SO short period. u
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
So, corner of Ann and Nassau sts, n Y.
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One Hunircd and sixty Acres


OF and-nore or less. The land will be sur
veyed. il purchaser is found. Between 80
and go acres Of This land are cleared, about one-
halt OF which is well SET in clover, The other in
good state of culliyation-the balance well
timbered, OF the cleared land acres arc
meadow, and | more could be IN AIDE There
is ON the premises a tolerably goo 4 dwelling
house,a COOL new barn and :. e. There is
also never failing spring o. III asood
apple orchard and other ..ess no farm
is well waered BY ponds in every field.
II is useless 10 give a further efpiion Of this
property, as persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will
come and see for themselves The Farm will
be shown 10 any one by calling on the suoscri-
Der at his residence II Staunon, by whom the
terms will be made known, and any in.orma,
ton given. Possession gipen in time for fall
crop, il early application is made.
JAMES GREGORY.
Jaly 3, l85A.-Resisier copy #
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

The Emperor Nicholas is getting savage
at the allies. He Is reported TO have said
in reference TO the English
They may repe me frem the Danube ;
they may enter Constadt, and take posses
sion OF ST. Petersburg they may force me-
Is retire from Moscow bit they must
drive me from the wids OF Siberia, or take
me prisoner III the mountain passqs OF the
Ural before lease to strive for the posi-
ton | have taken"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Blackberry Wine.

HEGlDEDLY the most safe aud pleasant
r. stimulus during this hot weather. 1t Is
gu. IN manufacture, and for sale by the sin.
ri. or dozen bottles.
Au. a. 1854. BIXBY.
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- :, Fl = =
anteu.

EGlA PAIR Of WOODEN SOCKS, al
wv Mason Hirsh's Variety Store.
Sept 4, 1854. M. HlRSH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
KENT, PAINE 8. KENT,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No. II, FOURTEENTH ST., RIcuMoND.
EAhE. TEssnss. 1854.

FAIL HE e Eba1, 1851.
~ Z respectfully invite the attention Of he
merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee, 10 our unusually la,ge and com
mandlng stock of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY
GOODS,
now being received by various arrivals from
Europe, which were purchased during the past
summer by our Mr.. James s. Kent, for cGsh
and under The most favorable circumstances
We are also receiving complete assortment Of
AMERICAN FABRICS the whole comprising
OF the largest and most attractive stocks we
have ever been alle TO offer, and which will be
sold al prices unusually low.
We are also prepared with large and splea.
did stock Of READY MADE Clothing
manufactured in Richmond, and which vii
compare iaveraby in style, quality aud price
with any Northern made goods
We particularly solicit merchants visiting the
market, to call aid examine our stock, rieda ING
ourselves to sell our goods as low as he,
can be bought in any market in this country.
Orslers respectfully solicited aud promptly at
tended 10.
Sept. 4, lS5i.-lm.
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LOOK OUT FOR HIM!
ssO DOLLARS REWARD.

~ AN AWAY from he subscriber, near
kSa Mddlehrook, on Monday last. GEORGE,
five feet inches high, aud lolerably heavy set
He has two marks Oh his cheeks, one on each
side, caused by too,hache, and one on his breast
something like Il wan. | think he may be
lurking about i'll the neighbo,hood But should
he be taken in the county and delivered to me
or any where that [ can get MIN, viii give a
reward Of ten dollars if without the county
will give twenty dollars for his apprehension
and restoration. WIN. HALL.
AM 2S, isaI st
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Dyspepsia, Ehumatism, Scrofula,

Dyspepsia, Rhumatism, Scrofula
4 t0UGa, ASTHMA. CONsU MpTiON, LII
- YER COMPLAINT. Sc, Sc. TRUFr
TONS VEGETABLE TiMcfURE. .THF
great Restorative aud lnvigerpier and Cure To-
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, iScrorla, &c This
medicine il altogether freHi Tie Vegetable King
dom, ard rnay be used by any ore without in.
curious consequences.
! This article was discovered bY Dr.. ressie
/ Hampton, nsw in fine health in the 79th veal
OF his age. Re was born III Virginia IN 1775
emigraied to Eerttcis1 then 4 wilderness
with his father, in ll19.
We refer to the pamphle. lie be had gratis,
of those having the tncture for sale, containing
history Of its discovery as also certificates Of
cases from the most eminent men il this coun.
Try.
A medicine must have merit, end srea. mel
II, too, to stand the test OF public cpinion. No
ait OF putting can galyanize worthless article
so as to keep il up as good medicine II il be
not really so. .'' i
A good medicine will live become popular,
and extend lis sales year after year, in spite OF
opposition. The people readily iud out lis viz
tues. and the fame Of them passes from mouth
to mouth with more IaplditY than newspapers
can spread il. A living witness tesiitying 10
he cure medicine has made for him is of FAR
more service than any newspaper adver-
Using.
In proof Of what we say above, we refer you
p HAMpros's VEGETABLE THeruRE, aud its
effects
The vic of s. w. fEaeLE, grocer.
rs Pearl street, cured cl Rheumatism Of eight
years standing all other medicines tailei.
VIM NJ. Oldham, late Of the Custom House, ]
dwelling 20 Pine street, OF Dyspepsia, gieat
debility, permanently cured.
", 4. sehaeiier ESQ, enc Of the Oldest
Magistrates and most highly respected citizens.
ruted Of a greet weakness AM restored 10 robust
health
Janel flummer, 453 Ems, Baltimore stree
suffered intensely six yeas .Nith lip disease
aud mereafld rheumatism cured after all
other remedies failed.
Space will rot permit 10 name hundreds Of
others, rs Geo. ". Goodrich, Capt. Thomas
Gaoet. Robert Ganlt, james Smith, cured Of
rheumatism.
JOHN fervail. S. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev.
v Eskfigde, T. 5. Navy, and thousands oil
Others cured Of Dyspepsia, Scroiula, Cough,
Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, St. Vltas'
Dtnce, elc. We leler to our own citizens
Call on them.
Speak OF fae &c you fad nothing extenu-
ate nor anght set aewn in maIice.o Truth is
mighty plain AMI unvalaished statement
Moihe' and daughter cured Hamplcn's Tine
inle triumphant!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Valuable Farm ina Market.

4 DESIRE to sell privately my Farm, igspe
about 81 miles West Of saunloa, of from
the Parkersburg Turnpike, to the night about
one mile, containing about
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

Iow& ELEcT1oN.--TEe result Of tile
election in Iowa is much closer than is
generally supposed. Grimes, wing, has
only 1874 majority for Governor, while all
the other State officers elected, are demo-
c.ats. The democrats, it is said, have one
majority ia the Senate, and the wings the
sane nisiority III tile House. thus making
b : ,,e yot. OBJ joint ballot.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

The official acts g. Captain. Holllns, OF
the Cyane at the bombs,'dfaent OF Grey
town, we have good authority for saying
have very properly received Ire s,ppro-
val of Government, who will shield MN
from all ridiculous suits, such as that JUST
brought against him at New York.-osaf'
GrThe yellow fever has again common :
ced lis work Of death in New Orleans. Sa-
vannah, and other southern cities. !
PROMISES 10 be as destructive Of human life,
as it was last fall.
Dz- Hon. J. Letcher will accept our
x,.anks for very interesting report on the
Trade between the U. States and Peru.
- Several papers in this country are
now advocating the abolition Of the u'ury
Lave Of tho United States
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

ASTONISHING CuREOF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copyof aLcsfer from Mr. ". j Langley,
Of Huntsville, Tadhtc County, North
Carolina, q. s., dated Nag. fst, 1858.
READ HlS OWN WORDS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
+" The Great Purifier, y

MAKE notice that | have a large supply of
"CARTER'S SPANISH MiXTuREn--
the genuine .aslcle-which am selling at l2h
cts. per bottle, less than any Other dealer.
Aug. %, 1854. BINDY.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
F Q r s A / E O r r T. NJ r

\ DESIRE 10 sell privately the valuable prop
\ city in which am now living. The house
is stone, large and eomnodious, and convenient
" arranged, and situated III Que Of The most
pleasant neighborhoods in the place, The terms
OF sa le will be made accommodating.
II cannot sell. will rent to a careful ten
ant CATHARlNE HARRUFF.
Sent 4, ts54-3t
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Removal.

JsHE undersigned have removed their Grocery
Store down to the new huiliine recently
erected on tie wharf, on Augusta Street, near
the american Hotel, expressly for their use.-
They have On hand q very large assortment OF
goods, 10 Which they call the attention OF the
public. They will sell cheap, on the usual
terms, j. u. BRECKENRIDGE SON
Aug. 81, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

8ir3-itis nnf my uiah =. hsaaare notorious
nei''el is this Ie.ies iitten for the mer sake
oi wiring, but 10 say, lhai 5euI Ointment enrd
me Oh one OF the most dieadiul esianeeas dis
eases tia, flesh is heir 10, and which was con-
sldefed by all who knew me, IN be entirely be-
yond the reach Of ms1cine. fof nine wears
was afflicted with ole OF tie most painful AMI
Troublesome sore LEGS that ever fell = tie Iot Of
man; and after Tying every Medicine had
ever heard Of, resigned in iesetii al hape Of
being cured; but friend bnugII las a eaaple
OF large POTS Of your Ointment, y hich osrsad
tie sures on my legs TO hssz ant ss4ssft.4 req
gaiaed ny health 70 my agfeea5le surprise and
5ellshi, and TO the astoaissfFieni Of my
friends,
tsianed9 w. J. LAEcLY.
An EXTRAORDINARY CURE or A
BAD BREAST, WHEN Nearly
AZ THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy ef q Letter from DR.. X Duraat New
Orleans, Nor 9th, 1853.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 50, corner of Anu
ana Nassau sts., n. "
Dear Sif,-li is with heartfelt gratitude have
10 Inform you thatby the use Of your aainn.eal
and Pills, the lie oil my wife has been saYed.-
FOR seven years she had bad beast, with ten
'Aa's''''-@ tipi VI & 8@ t&feAs-
was told that nothing could save her. she was
then induced 10 uaa Jour Ointment and Pills.
when in the short space Of three months, they
effected perfect cure, 10 the astonishmsnt 0
| ali who knew US. We obtained souf Medicine
from Messrs. Wight &. Co., Of Cha,.e5. stree
New Orleans. send this from, silotel d.
PrInees,' Paris, although, had written it
Ne" Orleans, before We finally lett, at tina
time, not knowing yonI address q, New York.
lolgnedl Il. DURANT.
The Pills should Be used cogoin,iy with tie
Ointment in most Of the .jollouins cases -
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Bnrns, Bunons, Chi.
blains. Chapped hands, Contracted and Stiff
joints. Fisluias, Goui, Glaudulai Swellines
Lnnbaso, Piles, Rheumatism Salt Rheun, .
sealds, Sore Nipples, Sore throals, Skin diseas-
IS, scafYy, Sore. heads, tnleeis, Wounds.
X Sold al The Establishment Of Professor
HOLLOWAY. So, corner oil Ann and Nassau
Streets. Now York also BY all resneeIable
Druggists aud Dealers III Medicines lafoagheut
The ualet States, in Pols, al 81 eeuls, 81
cents, anu 81 50 cents each To be had
Wholesale of thu principal Dug Houses in the
UniaH.
10 There is considerable saving by taking
| The larger sizes
n. B.-Difeetiens for The guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
June II, ls5i.-ly.
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Sergeant S n office.

Sept, 4, 1854.
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lad ceased.
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ASTRO OGY.

sToNIsHIN0 TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW p
IA without exception the wonderful Astrclogist II
world has been known She will tell past
presen4 and will show Your future bus
band and absent friends which has astonshed thoueandl
during her travels in Europe She seventh da1ghter q
vokng powers her wonderful science 70 tell ever
their very theuEht and will happy pairs 70 come 70
ecther who will all enjoy the greatest happncss Of mamo
NAL bss Her predictions truly astonishing to all wh<
visit her Thsss who wish speedy msrrase may call sooa
nal principles ~ magical science % Brcome street.
Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not adnitssa
Hours from o'clock A. n. tooP. n
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BILLIARDS.

MEXICAN PATENT BILLIARDs-TEN TABLESsAT
"A No Ann street an entrance 49 Fulton street eight
teen tables by George Baerd 100 Chestnut street. Pha
dslpha Other billiard table makers who pretend TO have
patents defraud purchasers One thousand dollars
fulton Bank to back these assertions that Innocent pur.
points cloths &C. sale above, and ~ the factory -
Centre street. Orders punctua1ly attended TO- and
guarantees sent with tables ordered BY mail
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TIVBE MAkMIkO WVAANfS fHIvATE MBDlCAL CO1s
panon-By DR. A: y. neuresan, professor Of diseases
sSepspsr extra btadisg; price ivory eoIllsss =
also snd mothsr fully dsserbsd With ths
the ymptos and also the proper mode
in plain, smpls hut In the most chasts Language easily
understood And thus every discover ~ ocm'
pairing symptoms with those described the nature
character and Of her complaint and Be spared mntn
anxiety and susrng The wife about becoming mott e
has otesn need Of usructon and advice Of the utmost
portance 70 her future hslth In rspscto which Der
tveness fortds consulting medical gentleman viii bng
tuch instruction and advice and also many
nptons which otherwise would occasion much Ansss q
lartiss pecuax 20 the female sstsm which tnS
their delicasy orbds seeking medical advice How nAny
suffer from prclapsus uter aiiing o. the WON 9r iro0
Guor Albus weakness debility &cr How many sre IN con-
ttant agony for many months preceding
MANY have dcult n dsnKsrous deiiveries and sioy
and uncertain recovers some Whose lives are neserd4
during such will each hnd Ia t pages the nea.s OF pr
vsntos smsorssion ard relief How man many ssss,
susrtr 10 the husband TO the restives ~ timely posse1
.;ac ~ this little vounsi IL impracteable ~ sonv
v The subjects treated Of - they Axe Of nAt11
ssv.,iv intended che married ~ those conNomplad
msrr;ase For sale BY strngsr Townsend - DfeAdwA&
dr;s.rs Sherman AGO, Aston House, No veooy srsc2
nsvst1 davenport, Tribune BUILDINGS; 81 Ne Ast0l
iIouse Broadway and 1t the Publication o1ee - LsrS
street New York. Joseph Tucker Mobile: asss = D. Psta
son Chestnut street. philadelphia On 1hs rsespt g
81 copy win ts trAssnittsd BY a free o. Destsgs .
any part d che United stats AZ Letters npss 9
Isss, New Y0rh, oE boz In New Tesk Pvt Q0sA
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sPTRTTUALIs

CPIRITUAL RApprNG AND wRITIyG-MRs C0AN
> the wonderful tsst mediums will hold public circles
gP.M Admission 10 cents NJ u. Each ystey will have
hn Opportunity Of AskinG queetQnG --
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REWARDS.


0700 REwARD.-A LADY's BREAsTPIN, CON
YlUO posed Of large opal oval In FORM and
with diamonds regular ze with leaves made OF smaller
cluster damondsthe whole representing aowerr dsap
peared inst from draw in Of the rooms Of
the 50. Nicholas Hotel The above beisg family jewel
highly priced returning the same nbreken
broken With all the parts compste or
any Information leAdng1o It's recovery vii receive sns
south william street, up stairs, back once.
cox REwARD.-Losr OR STOLEN, DUCKsKIN
VZO portmouRae containing 80 in gold and Two rings,
pearl, the other diamond, in the Eighth street
and avenue stage etween beecks ssreet
NJ G. b. ~ IispeEard street. at 81 Maiden bane will 70
nor REwARD-LosT SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
DO taken through mistake from board the ship Aer
eury from uavre large box covered with canvas and
,urrical nstr,ments tire books marked the back
Eugeue T. Sere The above reward will be paid
eovsry and delivery At ia William street. NsN
ON REWARD.-LOsT, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
DlV between Twenty third street Fourth and
fourteenth street or In hack, small gold hunting watch
vhtTs he viii receive the above yevTd
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ID USSELL w. WESTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
household furniture on Monday morning, Nov 9, at
and being the entire splendid furniture
Of the above house which will be sold unrescved the
highest bidder The furniture is all in order ancon
sss Of rich velvet Wilton and Brussels capets elegant
stool rosewood
paror furniture suit two large costly pier
glasses rosewood etcgere cost $ rosewood marble top
tables; music cabinets lace curtains shades and cornshcs
rosewood sofas secretary bookcase French clock ormuu
reception and chairs with most magnificent collection
Partisan imported mantel and other paror
adornments; also number Of beautiful oil paintings
Chamber furnure-ingran and BRUSSELS carpets richly
carved rosewood and mahogany French bedstead walnut
gothic do superb hair mattresses feather beds blankets
rosewood and mahogany washtAnds elegant china toilet
ssts spring chairs; cottage and oak do rockers SOFAS
lounges sofa bedsead with great quantity OF other fur
turc oval and gilt mirrors, &c with the basement furn
turc extension dining and ables 20 yards Eng
lsh oil cloth; and fxtures rich silver cut
Isry elegant china dinner and tea sets with most com
n well furnished house. Catalogues ready No post