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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
A Great Chance for Dwelling
&aNnSIAS

yNYIt be sold AT private sac very low rates. til
w following property. Two i,rgc B,ick Dwelling
and Lot 30 by lou feet situated Bluff heIwerl
iti and l2th street. Dubuque, i,ws. These houses
| new and in complete order, and will command IA
rent OF $500 each.
Ais, nera, Lot No 3)l, n, situate at Eaae Point,
containing 70 97-l0) Properly this place is
nv valuable, and this being lornt Il an high ground
and W III receive the benefit ri the = K, &C . ten.
deIs mtuy ndndem .nrs 10 Nh Purchasers. Ais, tw
Lots Finley. Pclan AMI Co.'S add t'un,-alI OF which
owned by WIN Ashley JouS, and will he sod AZ
a great bargain,
BIZ GEORGE w. BURTON, AerSr
Dubuque, May 9th 1851. diff
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JUST RECEIVED,
Co-Partnerss,iD Notice.
NOTICE

ON and after the LIST October next the resscctiys
~ Banking loises r The nndt will b. closed
| At o'clock every afternoon, un ii r.. her notice.
". MOBLEY,
w. ]. BARNEY 4 CO.
F. 5. JESUP e CO.
Sep.2' 1854. d-Im
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SINSlNAW.i MOUND COLLEGE,
x~TaCoNGrT

" BOON sim.
IN Ais naitation, conducted by the Fathers Of
L the Order Of St u minnie is situated ~ the
South Western Urn r.f tho stata Of Wiscon in ten
miles fr IN Glera nniS. All six miles from Dnbuuue
levy u nccIaies tbs mt hciithy and picturesque
SIT in tn. West.
The sy stem If education will comprise tn. yari.,
branches of thu Arts ani sciences usually tau, lit in
similar Institutions in this country.
\ mid and p.ternal system government as far a.
may be comp table With the >tr,ctesf attention To th
established discipline, vii j. observed. The IN f,I and
intellectual Improvement" If the "ps, a. their DO
nestic c"mfot will attended 10 with HE utmosf .H
citude. Their ir"t viii b. wloeso,ns and abindapt-
M student wi b, permitted 10 90 heynni The tt,epe
limits unless -hed of the Prof ar ru;,r,
Ample opportunity i, H red by the retired md bean,i
fu stulion of the 10 ete for III piI. 10 en-, "
under he care Il neifeicer>, svsry variety OF ,nno-
cont and ncaithfii exercises
Ta7 co'lryi year VII c,ns,f Of ,f tu.
IN nth" e'c'; the fir comm ne the frat iIoaI
"t Hehemn - slch year, ana ending tine Saturday
after the first MONT uf February; ani III second n
ginning m, i Monday Fearn,ry and cinSinu
with The XIII nt'n, ncti,nei besanin g Of
July.
TEa"S PER SESSION.
Bolrl All Tiiton in tho common Enulisb
,,t n.ihrn :. 5000,
Algebra, &c "neiry, Surveying "r Engineering,
with ure uf instruments IN a,
"feeh h''h' r'cnch anh Germ n etrh, 500
Book KeeInc, 5no
slusc, Vocal or Tasrrmon,-L 500
Stationery. an nee ct b,Iks sphan fu mi ,,,ei
by tho Institution sal
Washing aud IN ,uding urtiiu.s WASHED 7'od
use heu al" brndin" $40
n'''" ''''ins sun " 'acstnn 29Ot
GINERiI. kkECi. hTIDV-
No stud M will ne Admitted TT Ia rter periad
than srssi n No drs!nc ION viii re made ar All.
sence, unless ~ case at -ickn di@ussaI
9. All letters "r COMMUNICATIONS ~ ami nv in stu
dents except Ihase 'nani from Psrn'. q trlt.ns
viii BE- ell Jert 10 tn inspection OF he President
}. No books will hc allowed u circuitt- among
tbs stu lcits unless prevnusy approved b, tho Prc-j
dent.
4. N,a'vtnces wi J he mite b, III, In .,i,r,or f.,
cldirg or other eSpense~ unles~a sufficient AM, s.t H..
deposit w'ih the Treasurer fr It plrn,se
:. Every sfuden il. lie ,rrvii.a q enteri..g ,hs
college, with tw" esh suits IT gi.ps s,y sb,,r 81,
pair of socks handkerchief, towels i.vuprs lb,uis
an si'pe-s, also brl~kes, &c. sc
D. ~ the close OF etch ssss.o,i, hri,etins will he
s. u ptrrgts AMI saHrd:ans. gpr correct ate,spt'
er w1fis.
2. Nslpayments 10 he made semi annually, in adj
varcc.
IT Letters of NC ,iry should he addressed (pnsi
Pali,1to the President of S.a>;nas Iuunu College
Wisconsin
4
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BUFFALO MARKET.

BUFFALO MARKET.
Oct. 9, 1854.
Flour ST25as 80; Wheat ,a5a0,9); Corn G5a66c;
Oats 4aa44c; Whiskey, per bb., sc.
MILWAUKEE KARKET.
Oct Q, 1854.
Flour 1918; Wheat ,25al 40; Oats Blade;
Barley 50a60c; Corn 45a50c.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

:
N1-We learn thst 6. A. HALL has Isl received al
his new Store, 1873 Main Street, by the American En-
nress Iarg. assortment of Colts & Aliens REVOL-
vERS. Also, by the Union Express, fine assortm' mt
of BROWN CLOTHS. of every description, all who
wish suit of Clothing made up in short time and in
the most Fashionable style, give HIM a call
Dub,uuc Oct. l9ih 1854, div
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New Goods.

New Goods.
A. GILLESPIE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs Oils Paints, Glass Dye stu, Brushes, Lamps,
Perflmery Fancy Articles, and Patent Medicines.
No, l, Globe Building, Main street, Dubuque, Iowa.
6- al .7-ticles warranted.
May ], 1854. dawy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

ENAMlLY Groceries and Fruits Of every descs,pu m
3 on hand and for txlsby G. r. WEST.
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STAPLE & FANCY
DRY GOODS.

ever off red in his market. Hy ne made arrange
ments 10 continue permanently the DRY GOODS
business and To increase our sales annually and
DESTROYS of ab!ishng ourselves sure and propsr
basis, are de ermnei u keep
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Boots GO Shoea

We would resp ctfully solicit the Country Merrhan
and the Indies Of Dubuque and c,intry, exa.n-
nat an of our Stock, before pircaS ng for Fall and
Winter We will always lie pleased 10 show our
Goods-it IS M rousle.
COLLINS e. co.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.

WE HAVE atlcnsth rece we'd direct from New York
w the best lot Of Teas, oe red ia this pace and
As they purchased before tho advances in Tess
they will 10 ofereLAk prices that cannot fail give
satisfaction. SIMPSON BENrHALL L Co.
No. 30l, Levee.
OQhuyue, June ., 1854. d&wsma ~ rs
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l54.l FALL GOODS. 1854
COLLINS & CO..

MILL open their Neo and Magnificent Store, cree
w ted by the Hon. George W. Jones, corner of 9Th
and Ma n It's, on Saturday The 10 h instant.
We would respectfully nfoim The public that we are
now receiving, and in .ransi Of the larges. aad
finest stseks of
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SIMPSON. BEN1HALL & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries
and Try Goods,
FORWARDING s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALL kinds of produce hou ,ht and sold Cash advanc
Consgnmenfs.
]. j.. REyrH,rI
No. 80, Steamboat Landing, Dubuque, Jma.
fYI we just op' ned the ali Ware House aud are
w filling mp with the largest assortment nf DRY
Goods and Groceries before offered IN Dubuque
We confident that with facilities for purrba Sr,e
and having partner resident in The East to take ad
taee OF the market and rec sales, and good
order, tt1t offer 10 Dealers aud Eonsiiu
anything in oar line at prices hat viii give ,atisa,
tion.
City and Country Dealers p.ctnlr solicited
call aud exami gods and prices feel ronf.
dent suit them III reg price and ar,aljr
SIMPSON, BENTHALL & co.
Duhnnnc MAY q. lSSI-dxw Ii
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CoNGR ESsfoNAL.

Third d siric,-Dunn (anti Nebraska) 1000
majority over Durham Democratic maj. III
so 1853
Fourth Overwhelmingly whig) 359 maj
over Holman (Nebraska) Democratic maj in
SO, 1871
Fifth Dis,rict-HolIoway (Whig) $500 maj.
Wing MAJ in so 200.
SIKH Distr,c,-Barbour 45D majority over
uendrcksH Dem maj N 81 1893
Seventh Dis,ricl-Scou S0O maj over Davis
Democratic maj IN SO l29
Eight Disr,ct-Mace (an,i. Nebra KAY 1900
maj. over DAVIS NEBRASKA Dem. maj. il 50
1913
Ninth Disr.ct-CoIfax (Whig) $500 maj over
Edty.' Dem. maj in 81 9o4.
Eev. nth D.s,fict-J U Petit, (anti- Nebras
ka 1904 maj over slack (N-braska Dem maj
in 80 1891
From the LIST, Cd and 10Th districts there are
yet no refining In the Is, [pock.,] dis riot
Smith Miller is probably elected Samuel Hail
was his opponent
LArER-A dispatch from New Albany Ind !,
states that accounts s, lar favor the election Of
Slaughter (an'i Nebraska) in the 81 district over
VIM II Eag isis English was elected in
lc52 bv m,j"r,y of 1869
Those mnked with the a.t.rsk voted for the
Nebraska Bill,
From the Lafayette CInd.,) Democrat.
Ind annapolis, Oct 10
Mr.. F. J. CLAkK:
OHIo.-Know N,,hing ticket, including Day
and Harrison, elected in Hamilton by 1000 To
1000
Campbell re elected by l00n To 1900
In St-ube nvlle district, K N cansid tie elect
ed I" Congress.
This county (Mar"n) is claimed by the fi,-
sinnist ALL Votes not counted, but the result
will bs d,ff-r, mt from what tusionsts claim
probably 30 democratic.
Sheffield t'wnship gives lie fuslonis's mai
of III
Fairield-not entirely counted out-vote will
be clnse.
Wabash township gives the fusionist. I27
majo 1,y.
Rudolph township, 81 majority for the fn
sionists.
Washington township, 40 democratic mai,r-
ity
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- - %
A ILLUSTRATORS 5 bLE-7o ali arion, il mau con
err :-Notce IS hereby gwen, that pursuant to
order OF me county Court of Dubuque Conn V, August
Term, u. u. 1874, will b. exposed at puhii, sa .,
at the irolf mr OF the ourt VI MS in sa county,
hours If \. VI. and 4P. w.. to the highest bidder for
cash, the following z al Estate Of David Navian /,
OF said county, dsceased to-w H. nnm5 five hun
dfed and fly two, ne. 552) the civ n DnbrGie,
III s'm. Is Market numbered aud designated On he
Off ai Hat nf sail citv.
CtTH tRiN" NiviOS,
'eir. -, 1891, w-iw AdmiRis;Iatr x.
EN3V rierces nf Rice 70. SALE n, nv warehouse cn
Il the i.evte Dlhuilo, Iowa. q, II. WEST
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No. So February g. 1854. for the railroad from Mo-
bi to t;r rd Alabama from elna to Cutters Land
Ing, the fennes ee river Alabama, and he c0nitDI
alton of the road from savannah, Georgia. vim Mab
Alabama, to New Orleans, Louisiana, and ihc branch
thereof from Albany, Georgia, via Eufaua, to Mont
gunery, Alabama:
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X CARD.
since the PTopfetors recent Lab )fatory engagements
he is able fill his orI,rs for LYo>'s Kara
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and Immensely
popular article for g,ran and beauty ing the hair
sold by every druggist throughout N"rth and South
America, Europe and The isles of the No article
Of kind obtained extensive sale in ali parts
of tht world.
Let those now
VIVA ne Used boic.e;
And tn ,se who always iisei
Now the more.
Tie pr,ce is still 25 cents, in large hnsles.
d. =. B.R~g., Proprietor. iii ,rradway.N Y.
Sy For sale by DR. i. MASON, aul w. z ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
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Hplo1a"'s Ointment and PiHs the most F6eeual Rene
dy frcr kaora, for Govt and Raeanaatism-Exirart of
Letter from MIR. Thomas w. born, druggist, Etcn dated
April p, 1883 To Professor Hoiloysy-Sir: case
lately cams under my no;ice, which tjnN should be
publicly known. 1t is that Of poor who lost
use Of side Of his body, AMI endured ince SAINT
pain. He under different medical treatment, and at
IVES MN ter Hospital the faculty pronounced him in
durable however, by The us. of Your Ointment and
Pills, he has been restored to heal and stre g,h."
1-n BLAxEsLEY ST.. Louis G. raj Agent FOR Nilsson
RI illinois ana Iowa
For sale in Dubuque by \. GILLESPIE, w. P. ALLEN,
and Dr. T. MASH. daw. I'm
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No. 10, Jnns g 'eJi, Tor the Iron Mountain and Nil
ssipp errailrnat:
In the dircts OF ianls 10 IA ~ 81 nuis Ns
do al Jackson, do
No 5l9 Iuiy I5 lS5l " the IA lroad from Dubuque,
iowa, st. Paul. Mum. so'a, ~ I.'fi HIND river, Vt
Fond Din Lac, Lake Su er;or Wis onSin, kept the
Ian I. in Wisconsin heretofore restored b, notice No
520) .,,..
In he $ lets of! an Is subject sale Duhuqt svss,
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INDIAN
STATE TICKET-MAJORlTIEs.

The lndianap lis Journal states that tn
ANTI Nebraska maj ri.y in that State is yer
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PRINTING INK.

DRIFTING INK.--JOHN q. LIGHTBODY Is CON.
stAntly manufacturing and has always hand every
printing ink from the black ooored
news ink which hs equal g any ever manuo
manufacturer Orders forwarded by steamboat or rail
road 70 part of the country by addressing
At No. SS Rose street.
N. B.--This paper IL printed with my news nk; also
great many other 9swspaPcrs IN this city Philadelphia,
in the United States,
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PROPOSALS..

CTEAMB0AT WANTED.-sEALEDP PROPOSALS WILL
~ lie received by the Governors of the
their ONCE Rotunda Park until three O'Clock NJ OF the
9Th April next for the services of year.
CURED to make one trip each day undsys sxcepte
the foot of Grand street. at IL to Bellevue foot
and stopping AZ the places her return carry all
freight AID other towagss be required Proposals
to give the of the boat offered, her tonnage dmen
sions and draugt of water Free wharfage will be fur
nished by the Department and security required
faithful of The contract For further informa
tion apply at the above once.
once Of the Governors Of che Almshouse March, g. 1854
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vIvANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO COOK, WASH,
w IRON &c, In = small family at Astoria six miles dis.
None but those experienced and well recommended
apply Call at the ohee Of Robert Benner Nassau
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Ell w AMI ON
late chief salesman of II. II. Leeds & Co.

H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-A. H. NICoLAY 4
"A. CO. will sell at auction ON Thursday March TO- at i0
Messrs Bachelor Gies declining the retail trade being
the city for absolute sale to the highest bidder This cle
CANT stock manufactured at the welknown factory Of
iron single medium and full sized Of various pat
revolving do library d. music stools covered in broca
tee and leather canopy bedseads patent spring
great variety garden sssss and chairs settss towel racks
stands square obong octagona and circular marble
tables elegant gilt and painted fancy and chess tables hall
chairs ottomans velvet large bronzed iron figures Of
Psyche, Fame, Dancing Girl groups and smaller figures
sets and stands blower stands, and almost endless
rety every description Of articles which the manuac
ture applied We friends and the pub
that the whole stock will be absolutely sold to the high
bidder Messrs b. G. declining the retail trade On
view day before SALE and catalogues obtainabe OF
A. II. NlCOLAY,
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman of II. II. Leeds Co.
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II III. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale of fine horse harness. carriages sleigh, &c-H
H. Leeds Co. will sell at public auction Thursday next
Washington University place. the establish
ment Of young gentleman recently deceased, via One
pnr Of very fine and fast hay horses about 15 hands
high set fine double harness. silver plated mount
single harness do fine two seat light phnton
with top two light with and without op one splky
single sleigh; sleigh BELLS silver plated; blankets
sheets &c. &c all Of the host city make and In excellent
order Sale absolute by order Of the Administrator to
close the estate.
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LIQUORS, &C.

DURGUNDY PORT.-EIGHTY BARRELS or BUR-
II gundy port for sale At low price for cash, by
=, T. QUID0RT, 140 Fulton street.
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LBERT H.. NIcoLAY,, AUcTIoNEER.msT0cKs
IA and bonds at auction. Albert H. Ncoay will sell this
day. March It. at l2 o'clock at the Merehants Exchange
for account of whom Buffalo, Corning
and New York Railroad LIST mortgage cent Convertible
Bonds dated LIST April 1882 redcemable LIST April 1867
interest payable semi annually the Bank of Commerce.
in New LIST April and sl October each 5000
BILE Bonds redeematle in 1870 interest payable semi
ally in New York. 10th January and 10Th July $1,000 each
81 UC0 Michigan Southern Railroad cent Bonds
cured by mortgage the jackson Branch dated lt Au
gust 1888 and redeemable lst August, 1866 interest pay
able semi at the Corn Exchange Bank in New
York. LIST February and LIST August 81 600 each 100 shares
Union Ferry Company Brooklyn Sl6O each 90 DO Kniek
erbocker Bank S each 40 do Oriental Bank, S25 each
40 do Broadway Bank $5 each 40 do. Ocean Bank $50
each 70 do Pacific Bank $50 each GO do East River Bank
Bank 500 each 10 do Shoe and Leather Bank 500 each
200 do Fulton Fire Insurance Company s25 each; do
Rutgers Fire Insurance Company SIS each 10 do Laarge
Fire Insurance Company $50 sach 70 do Manhattan Life
Light Company $50 each Terms Of salcTen cent this
day and the balance The accrued interest
ali the bonds will be charged to the purchaser A. H. N
holds regular sales Of stocks bonds and other securities
Monday and Thursday Of each week. at the Merchants Ex
change Al private sale great variety Of first class rail
road bonds bank insurance and other stock Oce No.
Bro ad street, next to the corner Of Wall.
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY, AT l01s
w o'clock At 7 Canal street. closing sale Of the stock OF
dry goods, which will be sold in large lots the
About 100 and brochs shaws one case Of asnne
gloves mantilas cape Of lace half hose,
broadcoths &C.. together with all other goods remaining
signeee.
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
~ Saturday at l95S o'clock At 1s7 Canal street large
quantity household furniture consisting
try threepy and other carpets gilt mirrors sofas
extension dining and other tables; dressing bureaus
Sale positive for cash. Also the table bed linen
WM Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Wednesday, I'D inst. at 10a O'Clock, at house No
Broome street. Wooster splendid carved
mahogany furniture piano &c. Of the best material ana
linen Particulars hereafter and catalogues ON the
morning Of the sale.
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ITO PASSENGERS FOR cUBA.-THE REVERE HOUSE,
the largest most airy and commodious house in He
vanA pleasantly situated In the immediate vicinity
Captain Generals and palaces the cathedral
epulchre Of Columbus Piazza dc Ares custom house and
also the Alameda Paseo and Tacon theatres
clerk visits the facilitate the
gers and baggage MRS. RAYMOND, Proprietress
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SALES AT AuCrsOu.


Ayss xsHSh.f sSs "A SfiS ::lS 3 F;iss
on o. the Ss rite well
delivery, in current money
ucTIoN NoTIcE.-wM. b. JONES AUcTIoNEER,
By sys scst Mn sell sss ds At
ednssns Of ssgars sperm caies champagne oatsap
standing 'l nST
AUCTIoN NoTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUcTIoNEER-
"A BY W. s. IngrahamT This day at lols o'clock, in the
No y SYsa 81 is
and gS0d tire. tpun
ladies' dresses, and other goods
UcTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IA NEWELL co. will sell on Thursday 10th inst, at
ssng Of mahogany and rosewood in broeatelle
% ss.ssss isi' ''ss aaa
faas 'h' PETER Sii SAkks ss Nassau
A Ucr1oN sALE.arHE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
;undTy BsiIdinss viii leased bids stpuIO
Gs & ~
on application Il oSs. NJ
JACOB 4; S%EsTERyELT Mayor
z:SS; f H5SSssS SsnSSs s.Is;,.,,
W. H Il enc h cs Conn Be ID Ai eoan.
Finance Ss~ Yo1S Tss Fund
UcTIoN SALE OF STANDARD ROSES. L. VAN.
"A DEWATER, corner Of Pine and Nassau streets will
did selection Of new roses nursery D. Boil
rist. Early planting is very important point.
UcrIoN SALE OF snANeHAE FowLs+-oN FRI
and an %
sss b SoSSS s i the
anu Nv" W 'AA''''. PETER PARKS, Auctioneer
A UCTIoN sALE-sAMUEL OsGOOD, AUCTIoNEER,
n will sell his auction store 81 Nassau street. tomor
row FidayD at lo1s NJ meat and general assortment
household furniture together with rosewood piano.
orte, letter press, &c.
A UCTIoN sALE-HANEsOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
"A ture rosewood pianoforte chinaware, Sc.oSSAMuEL
easns vi sent a TO-
morning March 20 at lo o'clock all the elegant furniture
psror suits in bTosstse, mahogany scas mshegany
chairs velvet imperial and other carpets rich gilt frame
liable oil paintings card tables marble top dressing
mahogany wardrobe enamelled chamber suite bed
Catalogues will Be ready on the morning Of sale.
A UcTIoN SALE OF BUTCHERS FIXTURES, ONE
nishing goods other articles
tioneer at the commission store Of VIM Parker Co.. IL
Grand street, near Broadway.
LBERT H. NIcoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n of the entire stock Of the Island Soap Com
onSst sns
sell Monday March 20 at II O'Clock A. NJ at the factory
es sssR
Of
complete pair crushsrs and machinery ompet scale
fsa lf rsa fss
tty wrought iron pipes 100 casks satin whte POTASH
asst &C., the patent
for State Of New York for the Of
Of The auctOnssrs iss Broadway Broad street N.
York 4 Hp N Ntco shrAN4TzrN1cH,
late chief salesman OF H. IL. Leeds u Co.
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CENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS, 464 BROAD
U way-The undersigned having formed copartnershif
we wish TO friends and public IN general that ws
nisbinr goods OF the latest mportaons Also having
rased Superior shirt cutter are prepared to receive
JACKSON PURDY.
ESQ A. JACKSON, formerly with Heinck scudder
y. n. PURpv
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TAMEs COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
fourteen lots on Fulton and Ccrmont Ade-
phi street. BrooklyDJames Cole Son will sell ueton
on Wednesday March p at II O'clock st the Merchants
Exchange New York eleven lots being the entire front
tween Clermon and Adelphi street. including tho
corners lot Cermont avenue adoinng on
Adelph street the above This is the most desirable
part brooklyn being the leading in the city in
neighhorhood which is fast improving with first eass
areu NOV A0
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WILLIAM 8. MELLOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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sell as above, this day. hursday at lo O'Clock, at No.
a Sixth avenue good assortment of desirable and fashion
suit covered with French satin b5oeateo rosewood marble
long highly polished cottage chamber Suits
tea rockers Voar and paror chairs lounges hair
and china cut tumbers and engraved
family giving up housekeeping,
ces having been in use but short time, such carpets
kitchen utensils Sale positive, without regard to the