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Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
The Kansas Governor.

Mr.. Stringfellow, OF Missouri, or Kan.
sas presents TO President Pierce, a new
issue, which will trouble his Excellency,
the issue, whether the Governor shall
be pommelled of,-6sticuned oG,--beat.
en- of from his own bailiwick, in Kansas.
II Presiden. Pierce now removes Reeder
he may talk about his "Land Specula-
sions,"-bu, even a ba, could see:hrough
that humbug.
Missouri, thus, in fraud and violence,
may settle Kansas, but il will unsetle q
good many other things-.he value Of
slave property in Kansas, &c.; besides
unseliling mems minds, generally, a good
deal more than is profitable.
The lraudulently elected Kansas Legs.
la.ure we see, is not only to recognize
slavery as existing there by LAWN
which. doubtless, It is righi,-but is 10
be urged to exact laws, forbiddiDg the
discussion Of slavery-laws similar 10
.- ML 80 - MA@ L
those in Southern States, where slavery
being a long settled and universally re-
cognized institution, disturbance of il is
set down and punished as a crime The
discussion of slavery by the people Of
Kansas, and the settlement Of ii sfter
discussion, is Just what the Kansas Ne.
braska bill Of 1854 invites.
Meanwhile,-as Gov. johnson. OF Geor.
gia, threatens to TEAL that State. out OF
che Union, if Kansas is not. showed in
forth wi,h,-we would advise him TO be-
gin ripping and tearing immediately
lnasmuch as pommeHing the Governos
Of the Territory. is not likely to hurry
any Of us into Kansas admission. we
should like 10 be for keeping her OUT
{ only for the fun Of the constitutional
discussion upon the question: how the
word "may'-(a State may" be. adj
mitted into the Union,)-is TO be conyer.
ted into "MUsr" be admitted, &c. DC.
York Express.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
A California Funeral,

Ministers turn queer summersetts, and
Mr.. Horace Mann, has APPLY said that
circumstances alter principles as wei. as
cases. Here Is a sample, for which the
New York Post is responsible:
"A California miner died, and having
been much respected, it was determined
to give him a regular funeral. A digger
in the vicinity, Who. report said had
once been a powerful! preacher in the
United States, was called upon 10 Off.
ciaic. Afer "drirks all round" the par.
" proceeded, with becoming gravity,
to. the grave, the officiating minisier
commenced with an extensive prayer,
during which all knel. around the grave.
So far all wss well. but the prayer was
unnecessarily long, and al last some Of
those who knel. began, in an distracted
way, TO finger the loose earth that had
been thrown up frola the grave. II was
thick with gold, aud an excitement was
Immediately apparent in the kneeling
crowd. Upon this, the preacher stop
ped, and blandly inquired, "Boys what's
hiatt" "Gold." he continued, ..and The
richest kind of diggins--the congregation
are dismised!' The poor miner was
taken from his grave and buried else.
where, while the funeral party, with the
parson al their head, los. no time in
prospecting The new digging.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02

n A few days since a man went TO
the depot in Holyoke. Mass, Just as the
cars were starting, and took the shoes of
an infants feet. as part pay for q dcbsiss'
mother owed him. p
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02

KANsAs.-A large Stree state'' Con.
yention met at Lawrence tonrthe 30ttf
June, The resolutions adopted express
a determination to make Kansas a free
Territory, and consequently a free State.
One was that they claimed no right to-
NEEDLE with the Affairs Of the people Of
Missouri or any other State; but claimed
the right TO regulate their own domestic
affairs, and that with the help, of God,
they intended 10 exercise that right. AL
tina, sin reply to the threats of war
so frequently made ina neighboriug
State, Our answer is, we are ready" o
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02

II A writer in Hunts Magazine re-
lativs 20 Chicago, speeulates on its pro-
spectiys growth. and. declares that at its
present rate of progress II will have q
million people in 1870. s aea
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02

- 49,
ADVANCE PAYMENT FOR Newspapers,
= No subscriber worth retaining will OBJ
ject to the pay in advance system
Those who wanted to hear Jenny Lind
sing had to pay in advance; and what
were her divinest strains compared with
those which flow from editorial pens?-
Yon can't take your seat in a rickety
mail coach, or fly. from.,he track railroad
ear, without paying in advance for the
risk ofbeirg killed. If you would hear
a concert. or literary lecture, or see Tom
Thumb or the Siamese Twins, you
must plank down your twenty.fi five, OF
fifty, on n hundred cents, before vou
can pass the threshold. Nay, if any
one has solittle regard for his own char
acter as to want to read Barnum's Auto.
biography, he must frs. pay for it,
And yet men hesitate and cayil abous
paying in advance for a paper furnished
at a price on the very brink and utmost
verge of prime cost.-C Cleveland Herald.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
ID. H. Gaylord
A N Z Z r,
II IOWA,

oTTUMWA, IOWA. >
ESys WILL attend 10 making sale of personal
property or Real Estate, at auction at any time,
for a reasonable compensation. lie may be
found in Ottumwa, unless absent on business.
May 10th. 1851.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02

~ rs a very solemn thing to get
married. said Auu, bethany. Yes, but
its q grea, deal more solemn no, to be-
said her niece g
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
JNO. D.. DEVlN.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OTTUMwA, IOWA.
s(s5Es WILL practice in the Courts OF Wap-
sI,0. jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoose,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of a long residence in
ahe vallsy they will give particular attention to
securing and collecting claims, sale OF War
rants, Entries of land on time, buying and sell
ing Real Estate, Settlement OF Titles. payment
OF Taxes, &c. February 10th 1904.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02

n A london correspondent Of Abe
New York Sun says: a
II was anxious in looking around this
great city, 10 see the establishment Of
this celebrated banker, Rothschilds-
After passing through a street just wide
enough 10 admit one vehicle at q time,
was shown into a paved courtyard or
what seemed 10 me the entrance 10 a
livery.stable. In an unpresending. one.
story stone building are the .Jewish bank.
ers, who. with money bags. control the
affairs Of cabinets and Kingdoms. II
were they you remember, who took the
whole of the late government loan sfsir~
teen millions sterling"
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
MISCELLANY. I
-~~r~M
Ben Bolt and Sweet Alice,
Oh don't you remember swee, Alice, Ben

Oh don't you remember Sweet Alice, Ben
Bolt?
Sweet Alice with hair so brown;
Who wept with delight when you gave her a
smile.
And trembled at every frown?
In ihe old ehurch-yard, in The valley Ben
.ABolt, Ns sE--.
I'm a corner secluded ard lone.
They have fitted a slab OF granite so gray,
And Alice lies under the stone.
80 = -a.es e ENGLISH.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-02
Henry II. Iaendcrshott,


JAS. d. DEvIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

A NTHoSY J. BLEEcSER CO., AucTIoyEERs
sse SHE'S Al Clifton sen island =, aueo"anhons co.
kanse o s ey ew 9 s q he
her q y O'clock The following very desirable
Esq IN the cenra and desirable par Of Clifton,
the Ana o sfs o Bay New e
Sd views ~ as a.s he
il thoroughly ss I E
r.ssed praetioAoe he aayan'ageso
sssans Srs"as s''s They 'as
r ~e chens ay a naa n s
and an Omnibus passes through The property 70 and from
Island aud offers great as an
on be q se ss
The present srry landing WIN ne view q the sea and outer
AspnwsI Laner Mortimer livingston and others The sale
be f psS ess s s"
ne "a on cnd On md r
three years AZ per cent Title indspuiabe ~ be
S MI be %pssss ~ For EaD and further L apply
MEN on the premises.
A UcTroS NOTICED. s. HoUeH AucrIoSEER-
n Elsean rosewood pancorie, rosewood suits Wilton
serystion this Thursday morning, at n O'Clock. A. ~.
Rsosd depot s worn a MADE rsfe
s 90 sas as aa 81 @1nSsg and wan"
rosewood octave in
@od aneiy aps6ered ca rrsns sn n' a Sa Is
rI.os and green 6rccade plain d francs and finely
carved Tired win uate mirrors corner eegeres boz
cbas rush do Paris nad fancy work tables. eie
ears so sd Other a aass s ae ,s ss
sonns excellent OIL paintings ~ eminent artists glasses
hers gothic ipsid and pure white maroe clocks frenh
iorne- decaner- choice bsqne Decoration flower
vases &C. Sc eegan. rosewood beieads chambers
s"m@eAes pure hair FrsneS ssr coans-
russe acns Goes eras ana and eare ,be es eaya nna
go s sn,ae "a @ogany chairs easy and rocking
room sf.s dung On eh 'aIDs
cut lumber sohes wes preserves silver ware
seps vos .n epg . o cake ,.
p.a sn s,s nee res s se % TIT a VII he post
UcTroN SoTICE-THOs BPrI. AucTroyEFp :
n ~ g., Sash .Nar e a. Thu: a. auction
Vs q pedsrs ariSie dss aad seD a =" wes sss
apparel, dfg soo snen' furnishing arce hosiery
srse o o erscsery sperdid q Of EVERY ,y'cass eaas,
anss Ps Do au moe, sss1r- "s. a. ~ oco :. some
FRIDAY. = lOs O'Clock, will seI the 81
A UcTIoy x0TIcE.-M wRAY. AUcTl0xEFR, ny
~ sisnley 4 Co. wIrsel ihs Day, a ioi oeeck !, lhe
bc ccuiens q grocery yzcose, oaps dsh segars
-,-o oae.wasesaay rianoicrie and ouagS waaoa.
A UcTIos soTIcE.-J. BoeARr. ,rCTyoSEER-BY
o'uer FrsSso ana William sree mor' ~ s se ' H.
A'' Sss9n '%s r Sos.se
AUCTION NoTrcF.-J. CART, AUcTToSFFP-BY
"A f.oe.rtrbs dav - i0j, o'ciock Al so Pearl ree
small second hand iurniiare. marh. i1p she ~
table chairs, bcds'eads, beds b,tdng oosng
glasses. kitchen furniture g.
ucrioS NorrcE-J, eoaaRT, AucrToSFFR-BY
N Bocsrt.-frifay, l1h Inst, ~ lok O'Clock AZ tho
auetoa rccys Frankfort and William Streets:
Of furp,Ire
CONSISTING part o. splendid chandelier iing-
bedSesd dressing and plain card
TABLES, mahogany spring chairs mtror- stands
large ~ and second band Brussels three ply
eaFpe,e; English oil cloth, fancy cncks grs.
dole hit lamps wsrdrobrs MAHOGANY dnng saa es abe
~ par'or and Office large
sid cnossn~ utensils KITS hen furniture, &e. Ao.
ssie o0re 6~Sks nc n. The ard y chandeliers
~i be sold a. 2ociock precisely; fepcss required from all
parehes~rS-
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DENTISTRY.

CboPGy ?. scHATrRk DENTIST, 20 HuDsOS
~ street. n@sr brDopr. EstA3stsnei tsa M - "
NE psai nfiteD year been enxaxc1 Ia furnishing
iieA, ~ hew box ssi ~ vcnay srf9cs ns5on'
hs4 RS tnss = usually fizgeJ 70 paten All sy-
~ pssns The sspe sy- o. ~orr fvbch for Desy s1sy
~ niAg cHrne be surpafsei 20 ts~ pubic
'ers ~ her~o'ofe ehs-yrf - deqs.s Prrs,as ~
sfilhcs treis are respectfully soze a cal s-S- naxnr
spgsgsTnsastAsevb~rs lie WI be hsoey Z, .u a.,
h.s systm q y. sse ssT favor We vH a rsr.s
ponduf rsi11F npfn ~ c's<- cpsys ey1,s-el -
- pcseesAsa. pUOs->avuE;Aba s<sA
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A LBfRT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
a Ncoay Will sell on Friday. Oct 18th, u, i0s O'Clock
The sales room, III Broad
giant diamond iewelry, gold and silver watches and an
paper
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@. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a BROAD
ss $ q eh ,
i s o he
large 'S Broadway near the Metropolitan Hotel
srce having been made Under his super
snnsr stand the es OF furnace hsai-wi Be- sold
without regard 70 cost in order to close the business The
best brocatel plush, and hair cloth tees fuieuIs
sns looking
ssn wood wardro6es Eisabshian and Gothic bsds,eads
saa ssnss asss v s %
'sa sss % he
u a sGS
under 500 ninety days OYER 1900 four months approved
morning OF SALE
A UcTIoN-M II CROFT, AUCTIONEEa-cRoFT 4
n 60 VIII sell a, their saes room Is William street cor
mans tools consisting Of large beading machine small
machines, one wiring DO, two burning DO one Vice &C.
A UcTIos NOTICE HENRY b. HERrs, yR., AUG.
"A oneer, viii sell Thursday October H. ios O'Clock
nond iewey gold silver watches &C. consisting Of ane
Sod wache chains pins studs earrings sleeve buttons
ieweiry.
A LBEnT n. NrcoLay, .AUcTIoNEER. STATIONERY
~, sns rspsr n russds Oct sd
he first regular scmiannuai trade sale consisting q blank
ls The vii
s @ sSy s S ssnon r and 1sss
hronshout United state; and wiihoa reserve
a Csaosaes now for anS csn % o.
famed The oce No Brpaa street or at The salesoom
UCTioy EoTIcE.-BY EDWARD scHENoK. THIS
the Oldest houses ia he city, including choice pale
Ssne sG s pe,s
lock braade glass Also part Of an invoice now
sS s @
ou hs @ Sc Ta as and we
choice .! q genuine imported Havana segnrs,
A ycTIoN sALE-THIsD DAY, OCT. II. AT 2 ocLocKP.
s SSp sods os ss s1 Sp
or sherna Also set OF tools for raising sunken vessels
5 woa &C % S Ssf aG %slas A An ou s
Brooklyn Terms cash TITLE free and clear.
A UcTIoN NorIcE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER,
ire street large and general assortment Of paros chamber
and dining room bureaus sofas sofa bedstead
crokery mirrors clocks vases cooking stoves &C. also BY
J. L. LOCKWOOD. Constable
A LBERT II. NICoLAY AUCTIoNEER ATTR ACTIVE
Soss wit s ss on % aud e, as H
Broad street choice line wines and brandes
ne old oard Dupqy 90, James Hennescy ne', Gsston
brandies; Holland en- Jamsons Irish whiskey Ramseys
1sa I pale q s sar pa
IN demohns Of one two three and Eve gallons and
one and two dozen EACH Also invoice of
sale positive, and without reserve. Also, private sale
way nearly new and $50 Also se' Silver double
harness made by Trainor good order win be sold cheap
A BsoLUrE AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS FUR,
sas,cassr pay. Russell 4 thls morning Tharsay
large aud superior collection Of rs class eaSns farnars
comprising rich rosewood parlor SUITS enaneed
desrp on oseher win French plate mirrors e frame ese III
furniture se Worthy the ATTENTION. Of ose IN San
o. soa surn nun re iSr he own use Every o offered win be
The city packed on the premises.
A UCTIoN EoTICE.-HENRY b HERTs AUCTIoNFFR
WI sell at auction on Friday Oct 4 los o'clock,
cassmcres. vesinps ready made clothing &C.. comprising In
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c.1 --vRITtSG-sR DOfBgAH No 90 BROADWAY
spl. 81 Hogs street. will res.s. paps tls a.
A. only VI Ladies uekss asy bsfsr~ ss
ears 10 fui, hoy VII have psy fau price the
beautiful ata easy essned. boosssepnK DO l~y s~sts
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A UCTION EOTICE.-HENRYB h. HERTS AUCTIONFER
N will sell at auction Friday. L. Oi. o'clock al
The saessoom No. 5s Pine street assgnee's sale cloths
cassmcres, vesnps ready made clothing comprising
part OF French cassmeres and broadcio- doeskns
beaver bioie sohs, sanes serge, handkerehe eravas
gloves, coats, pants vest.ngs &c.
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ID 9. BULKLEY, AyCIToNKEE--P0sITIvE SALE or
town, n j.. close CONCERN Thursday, Oct IS 10
e SSas
TvERRENcE BOYLE, AUcrIoNEER.-
hogauy chairs, aheA carpets cooking fixtures
glass DELPHI ware Eve splendid counters all the az
w s. MELI,0R, AUCTIoEEER-BYH oUGHToN MEL
salesroom No. lis Nassau street. costly custom
cabinet furniture tapestry and ingram carpets French satin
hair mattresses pier and mane French plate mirrors oil
paintings silver plated ware. cut glass. and French china
IN. win SELL above to pay advances the entire stock
OF maker which consists q he
assortment offered this fall, VIZ solid rosewood paror
molus in suites Tables ctcgeres.
mirror door book lined with cedar saunwood ward
ture In suites Also 10 enameed complete together with
variety OF medium class furniture, with which the sale win
larry invited. Now arranged for exhibition Goods can
PACKED Tor shipping ON the premises reasonable charge
w s. MEIJoR, AUCTIONEfR.-TwEIvE NEW AND
" second band panoortes auction, this day Thursday
~ l3 Nassau street being The stock OF dealer
the attention OF the trade.
w OF unfinished frames at auction, by H0UGHTON
MEIOR This day. Thursday 10h o'clock OF ash
Sold by order Of assignee Also variety Of second hand fur
niture, books, stoves, &c.
w S. MEI.IoR, AUCTIOEEER-BY HoUGHTON 4
W MEILOR.-Mortgage sale OF genieel household furn
TURF on Friday. Oct H. at io O'clock At - Greene street
and iurpne VIZ Suits d paor furniture In brocs
tel rich frame mante French plate mirror pier damask
suit hair mattresses cottage bedseads bedding &c also
kitchen furniture with which the win sale
positive rain or shine and sold 10 satisfy mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

\ ITALIAN aEsrfFNAN VINO ~ ALREADY
~ prfh} sell acquainted ~ih Ne tsshsb sngHsvs ~fs.
f. nan hrT ~ N feFpff AhF uffals family whefr ~
wouh riss lessons ~ me FfrHrh atd iss0
etnFs ri orpor 4niy Dstisc b. t8Ya iwlge a a.
kuftsh language Terms ~ ht@Fd ~ st@tsle "A
atsfs 4 y Aof ziri raa pcr sts,iag sn1 @.eFs
? Interview rsH te hsr
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A UCTiOS sOTICE-M. wRAY. AUCrluNEER ny
~ rfsniev A Co., wrsel. this day tOis 0tiurk
-ales room - Gfandstree' general 81 AMI
ctfrd hand "a uure &e Also VI 0'cio will he @oi
ihr roniene a grocery, yCosee soa} lsh
zaleh beer pumps turhers. counter drawers. 4c
Also onc mahogany planoiorie and WAGON.
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A UCTIos NoTIcEs--J. BoGARr tuCTyoNFFP 10y
n ioEat This day a 10 oclock the auc,ou rooms.
rfnst ffArsor and William streets mortgage 10
.skel's tools and fixtures, horse wagon ana hsrne
A. sINSHIMER Attorney for Mortgage
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DAWNBRoK FRS stfF.-h N. tRIsTALAR, ARC
flane.r, - Bcwery viii sell Friday i2h lust. TO-.
o'r0k, assortment o. c0hlag ~
froek seek dress and pants vests rIanants
slk. satin hIoaffluihs Of
JOHN j. LEVY. ~ sixth
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NOTICE TO MISREPRESENTATION gArE-JoHN
~ ". somcrndyks, auoilopeer, Will sell frAay lsh
~ los ornct nj the sales ~ North William street
large lot Ct sink boards, lead ptre, iaps. &c
JOHN W. SOyERINDYKE Coaaiable
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uosRp Dowr TowS-Ywo or TIfayy 0gsrLr-
I'D ~ sers9mcise5 eva ta~d ~ ia paasr
srrr srrt tpasga. oppe.1s ~ D.eas Z ~, rNA
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co PIX NoNTH-sPAsISH AsB YRksfH coup@rs
s-D Profsssor A. fTKhHA begs 10 nnn0gnse his pups
sna 70 thus. pernn. ~ains 70 learn npsns rr~pch Ass
he has reHsoef - No tSafrt FrsBsn ~t~rs
be viii commence ~
iLrse language Aso ynFsi- ss~bs Apply above Les
ociosk 4. ". unt1 o'cioca y ~
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LnYNCH tND CLASSICAL fsRTfTurs roR YoUwG
u Re1fiemen. faoIasry y. Peugarfs sfhasy E4sl
1wrtrf fpuffh Ntesi. Yf.ft CHAEfJga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

IT T. LEEDS 4 co AUCTION sAIE-BY H. T. LEEDS
IL CO.-AI the gcneel furniture ia the four
No 1903 Prince street Friday Oct IL consisting
wood piano. three elegantly carved paror
rich satin brocade Brussels three ply and ingram carpets
rosewood centre side and sofa tables; rosewood
bureaus and washstands rosewood and mahogany bedead
pure hair mattresses and paiasses elegant
and oval mirrors richly decorated china and tea
silver plated tea services, &c also and mahogany
furntuie generally found In gentecl house The will
positively be without whatever A. this sale
ersmpory we invite dealers and private purchasers for
Ovg rs q att end
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COTTON NOTrCE--J BoGART AUrTIeSFFP-Hy
"A Boesr-rhi- dav y i0s ociock al 81 Pearl srec
small oi second hand farniare. marbr i1p table 10
counter table chairs bcdseads, beds bcddng oosng
glasses. kitchen furniture. A..
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II oScnnE EHTiIp pfuRNlIuHE, Az AuCTioN-A NJ
1913 O'Clock household furniture consisting part
wood and mahogany chairs marble top mahogany
tables and card table,
steads easy chairs rockers sofas beteads Brussels
ingram carpeng, looking oil leather
and pillows hair Office furniture desks stoves
&C.; also sewing machine in good order.
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JOSEPH HEaEMAY. AucrIoNFgR. -THUpspAy.

MOETGAGEE SALEM ". CROFT AUfTTONFFK -
ln CROFT CO. will cell, on Friday, October Y. AZ ~
O'Clock VI, NJ It's Wesi Thr ylhd street. one Ave horse
rover steam engine with boilers, safDs betting four anvil.
bellows seven vices horse, and harness. tools.
&C. said premises and used the business house
sinihing. Sale positive Terms cash funds ~
order. JACOB EDSEii, Norgagee.
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r MoRIARITy, AUcTYoNEER, WILL. SELL. THIS
=. day. at 10 O'Clock at I73 Chatham square the furniture
OF family from I'D street. gcneei Of sofas
card tables chairs bureaus feather beds mirror
&C. Ac Also various other goods from other sources,
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l. vANDEwATER AUcTIOSEFR.- THIS DAY
Thursday Oct H. at ~ O'Clock, at the ssesroo No II
Maiden lane. bubois roots-ivc comprising
sortment of most different and
rooS consisting OF double And single hyscins
Ups double and single onquis, s crocu early Duo Won
Ihos &C., from r. Vanderschoo Sons florists
rymen at Hlcgom, Haaflem. in Hoiaad-belng the
first sale OF The All be sold of In pur
chasers. " -
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OFFICE OF THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO Raj
~ road Company Is William street New York, Sept z
1855 dividend "A dividend of four a. per The capt.
stock of this company has declared profits
last six months payable At the ofce Of the company
after the 18th October The transfer books will be cosei
the 10Th 70 the 2h October BY order OF the Board Of Dire
tors. ~. B. LITCHFIEID. TreAsurvr
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A ltIAON NbIltE-lHbrs BILL. AVETfO.FFR.-
n By BEL Bush Var ety snle.Tbis IN oar auction
ruonis, II Aortb VIII street, at i0L O'Clock VIII sell
variety 81 pledged articles aides gentle ens wearing
apparel dfy goods gensnens furnishing sriee-. hosiery
spi~ndd table linen. siaukets shawls maaua-
srpe Us q crockery splendid los Of ewery wache ess
f'ngs. boot and hoc. &C. Al ia 0co
enc fEifur 10 trauu' paintings, carpets beds
FRIDAY. i01- O'Clock will se the fnrnsurv
senlee family.
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A UCTION SALE-THIs DAY, OCT. II, AT 2 O'CLOCK p.
N M the s0op about So also soop
nearly new about 50 tons in good order and fit for marketing
or gh'erng Also get OF tools for raising sunken vessels
VIZ clains levers blocks thoggles he. All to be
sid without reserve Mr. FOSTERS marine railway, South
Brooklyn Terms cash. Title free and clear.
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c1c DwAY-BooKKEgPisG Ac.--DYsTLg
sDtO seeking mercantile igynsa sstsia
POTTER DIADNr eNtabisAns-nf enpefyf .n1
tn0~ledg. ~ tooskr~ying writing Ac tee Prrs
pecusr~ ana f particulars application
and mprus cmeni guaranteed.
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HENRY H. LEEDS. AUcrfoNEER-GENrEEL HOUSE.

HENRY II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
hold furniture, at l02 Dean between IIoyt and
Smith streets Brookiyn.Henry IL Leeds Co, win se by
an ton. above Thursday his day. H. l0. O'Clock
al The furniture contained In said house consisting OF paror
suits In rosewood covered In hair cloth
carpets rosewood panoorie carved e,egere
bic top oak bues carved oak dining chairs extension
table mahogany hat rack oil cloths window curtains
Bedroom nrni'ureD essing bureaus nearly beds.ead
and mattresses ingram carpets, washstands window
tans and other household furniture Sale
kitchen furniture. Dean parallel with Atlantic South
ferry boats land near the street.
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NOTICE.-oFrTCE or MOILIERE MANUFACTURING
~ Company, No Broadway, New York, Sept s, fssS-
BY resolution OF the Board OF Trustees OF the Mocrc
featuring Company Of New York passed first Of September
slant the stockholders of said company hereby upon
In NJ nssAiment o eighty dollars each
stock thereof before the sixteenth day OF December next
under the penalty Of foeinR the shares sibscroeS
for. BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
EDW'D. q. TUCKERMAN Secretary.