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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
A VENDRE

AIAM1ABLE FOUR CAUSE bE rEpART.
I Tn tonds de Groceries situ6e i Nopoleon-
vile, partaitemet achalande, faisant dc
bonnes atiaires.... Aussi 3 %terrains avec Ies
antliorations qui sly trouvent.-Le tout en-
bloc on s6parGmen!, a dcs termes tres,
avantageuy. 3d..
S'adrcsser sur. les lieu1 a G. NJ. O..
Gateau. '.
Narol6onville, p~aroisse Assumption, Ft-
vHser 27-I955.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
Etat de Ia Louisiana.

Pdrotsse de- l'Assoht pt,oa.
lie marti 90 Mai c~outant 1855 il sefa ven
da a~liencan depuis o heires du taatin an ma.
gasin de- Joseslf Esptnau au Wills pr dc Nape-
l6onville. rue de In Lesee, par Alfred Tete un
DIES Encanteurs dc cette paFoisse, at
Tn grand assortment de marohantiises Sc
ches, qaircailefies, groceries, %faienee, verre-
fies etc. le tout divise par lots.
Conditions . Totites sonnrnes de dix ~piastres
ct au dessons payables complaint ct tories SOM
mes an tiessus de 8 10 payables q trois mois
au bureau hu Recorder de cette p~aroisse en-
biilets endossfs d satisfaction pdrtant inleret b
hut ponr cent apres .eeheance. i
assumption 10 moi 1855. II sen
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
p~arolsse Assumption lie 10 Mai 1865.
A. T. HICKMAN sheriff.
AVIS.

lie puOlic est inform6 que Ia sacittc formtc
pour TENT reimbursement connue sons le nom
de WasliiatoH Hotel 4 Napoltonville entire
charles A besse ct Pierre II. Bessc sous ia
raiSott de Besse freres Sc tronve dissonto Fun
comtnuh accord, le premier JUN proclaim
charles n. BeHsa reste seul charge dn reeIe.
'nent de toutos les afIaires dc Ia soci6te. Toutes
ies pefsontlcs qui ~toivent q Ia ditto soci6tt
sont REFUSES lie venir solder imnttliatentpnt
Ieurs complies entre les f1ains du dit charles
A. Besse. -"t.5. tE
Nopolto1yilIe Absorption ce 81 mai 1866.
charles \ l|EssE.
!. II. 3EssE. rev If
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
~ n M a GASIN 81 4 sua
DE M. JOSEPH HEBER7,.

On tronsvera ~toujours dams Get 6tablisse-
ment, sisue VISA Wis. l'Eglise Paroissialede
| Assumption, I'm assortment ~cornplet des
ARTICLES comprls. sous lie nom de MARrHaN.
Discs sscHEs, GROCERIES, VrrRERrB, Pos
rERIE, LIouEuRs FINES, Qu1NcA1LLrRrE,
CHAHssuRE, en- nn moi tout ce qtii compose
un magasln Dc Ia campagne bien approvi-
sionne.I - Haas8aH5 III. s.
NJ, Hebert vcnd a des conditions aesez
moderees pour pouvolr eotnpter sur une plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went do
.renouveier tout son sToeK ct il invite les
hablians qni dsmeurentdan ses parages d
sitter son etablissbment. sH
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
EIat de In Louisiana.
Paroisse 4 O m pt1on j..

Dttenn a la gedIc de ccttc@'paroissc
~ Negro ma'ron, boIteux, disant. Sc
nommer lfcdettcks ct %appartenir an
Docteur Pni-san dc la Nile Orleans :
CO negrc II 4 picdS I'll ponccs III pou-
COS de haot ct ii Iti 4manq,e ute dent
dc chaqae cote dc Ia machoirc sirt-
%rlcntc.
Napo'5onylIIc, &C "A Avrii 1865. ...
e URSlN GAiLIIBR, eeolirr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
MACONNAGE.

M. JosEpn r. Atcois fat savuir b tous ses
ai1,is ct All public quill est ttabli tout pres dc
i'tglise paroissiale CT qn'ila t%oujours en- main
de la chatx, dos briqnes, ct tobs Les tnaterianx
at,i sont du resort des entire preheurs mac ons.
CONNIE par 10 passe II contractors des en-
gagemeuts, a des conditions ayantageuses, soft
pour brdler des briques, soft pour monter des
equipages, soft pour executor des enterprises
de maeonnerie de ~quelaue genre quo ce soft.
NJ. Aucoin Went d'etablir sur 50 Residence
une brigueterie (briek-yard) ct pourra remplir a
DIES prix ct termes ayantageux tontes les com
mandes qu'on mi fera. 1g
II entreprendra dgalement 10 construction
des tombes dams lie cimetiere de feglise pareis
STALE, de ~quelque dimension ct de quelque for
me au'ou les desirera.-II a pris ses measures
pourexecuter bien ct vite tous les ouvrages OBS
lui seront comics
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
LOST OR STOLEN.

An american horse, of a sorel Color, wi
.theut any FIVE brand, his two hind feet being
white and his shoulder slightly marked by
thi collar, the said has disappeared since
about twelve, days any persen who will take
linn back to Napoleonyllle will receive u
liberal reward.
NapoleouviIie Nay goth 1855, ii -atI'.
+, CLAIBORNE LoRET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
.yENTE ruB[IQUE.
e,mruro 1p;n 1875 $ al,

LIZ sAMrm 9 JUN 1855, 4 dix hcurcs
din matin. poftirni on vente publique, an do.
,ricile do M. Robert Love- au ba you POurs,
on cette paroisse, les propri6tts c~i-aprGs de-
critics, savolr
Tn moroccan dc TORE, situia EN- cetto p~aroisse,
au bayou lOurs, mesurant cinq a~rpents de
face sur quartorze arpents de protondeur,
trente aspents de ladite terre Sc trouvent en-
cultivation bornee dun cote par les terres d"
Auguste Landry iila. ct dc Fautre cote pai
celle de Adelard Bpurge lis, ensemble avec
les batisses ct authorizations qni sly l%ronYent.
Patscy, agee DO 90 ans; George, age de ~
ans une paire de mules, I'M cfeTal, pn lo'
danimaux, qnarante cochons, cent clhqnan1e
y~oIailles, uIc charrette i chesal, les ouDiS
aratoires ct les ueublcs de mauage.
TERMES TT CONDITIONS.
La tetre et Irs ~esclayes payable conlse
suit, SAVIOR: IN tiers en- mars 1886, ui tiers
yn TIiars 1856. st ln drruicr tiers cn mars 1893
Sc in0biIier payable en- mars 1886 les acqtt'-
relrs dcvront lournir des biilets par coupons.
cautlonnes d Ia satisfaction DIES ven'anrs,
daYable i iiUrdre lie NJ. Robert L0vn, pofFant
ii,poth eeues of int ct a ra1s0n de hnita Peu'
cent Fan a partir dies ecIltances jnsauart par
fat Placement. Les artes de ventc pardegahl
&. /. Mavor, aux trAi5 deS acqnereurs.
Paroisse Assumption, le 9 Al 1853, -
i. +. HICKMAN,
Shtrif ct Encantcnr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
PERDU GU VOLE

Tn cheyal AMERICAN ~couleur sorel ne por-
tant aucune marque D. fen, ayant les denx
pieds de derriere blancs ct les epaules Iege-
rement marquss par lie collier, le dit ehesal
est parti Il puis environ douze jours, la per-
some qui lie ramenera d Napoleonyille sera
liberalenlent r~ecompensee e1aasn aae Il
Na~poIeonvilIe % Mai 1855.
CLAIBORNE IoaET.s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish IF 3ysumpiion.

Detained in the Jail Of this parish a ruriaI
way negro who says thai Is name is L,ssine
nd be is thaproperty ofJndge Baker of pas
yon 7fache, in the parish of Ste Margin this
state. Said negro is s feet 3 inches high
has d little bear on his chin and speaks french
well.
The owner OF said slave is requested 10 come
and claim and take him ont on paying ale
costs and cllorgesgG98H 5tf aEtf sfyafaz
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04

The partnership wfiol, existed Between r.
C. Lorttand =. r. B%audoiil, Known as the
from Of L. G, Loret and CT is dissolved BY mu-
tual consent, Mr. /. i. B3rd6in Being the on
" person charged withlfe sattfitnent Of said
partnership 4 i. c LoafT. ss'a
L. T.. BAtDotN.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04

Fiat DE ia LOUISIANE-Coar
du Cinyuieme District %Jndiciairc. -
Patoissc Assumption.
Succession lie Philippe Martinez,
A endu que ManuelIa Acosta administia.
trice de Ia dIte succession u depose all bu-
reau du Grefiier de la su3dit, Cour III coup,
tie de son administration ainsi qu'une petition
Gu demandant lt~h0mologatIou. g..
AVIS est par lie present donnt il tous ceux
que celia peut concorner d'ayoir i d&d"lre
sous tronte jonls les raisons pour lesquelies
Ie dit courpte ne serait pas approuve Ell los
tonds entre SEES mains ~repartls c~ontornGment
au dit compile. .
Par orfre de IA C0nr.
.tn..i 10 DEslRELEBLANC, Ciorck
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
NOTICE

Be it known that a certain promissory note
for the sum of fifty dol. Drawn by Elijah Briley
with francois Claiborne Loret as security,
payable to the order of Louis Clement, by
whom il is endorsed OH all March 1856 which
Is the property Of the Undersigned has been
lost Or misIaid and notice is hereby given to
all persons NOT to negotiate the same. ueiI .
NapoIeonville March 18th 1865.
.@-&7 n.". JULIEN POuBLANC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
AVIS,

Ia soci6te qui ~ezistait entire i. c.. norot ct
l.. T.. Baudoin conur1e sous la raison de /. G.
Loret ct, co. est disseute, par .corseu,enent
mutuele Mr h. Baudedin es1 seuI CHARGE de
lie rtgier les ~aifaires de- IA susdita %societe. 49,
Paroisse assumption le 10 5Alai 185a.,t .sf
f4azf- tanaf .EaaaF. claiborne Jpret. f4s
ia aslu Hez sr LII BAupoiF., aa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday 9th June 1895, ut ten O'Clock
A. NJ, will be offered at public auction, al
the domicIl Of Mr. Robert Love. on Ia you
rOors, in this parish, the following described
property. 10 wat
4 trlat Of Rand s~ituafert in ttis parish, on
Bayou l0urS, measuring five ~arpents front ny
fourteen arpeuts in depth, ont OF which tittrty
nrpetlts are in cultivation; together with al
the buildings aud Improvements thereon 1o1n.
dad on QUE side by lahds Of Anguste Landry
Ills. on the other side by Adelard Bourgeois.
patscy, 81 years Old :: George. 46f years :
ur,r pair mule, one horse, one lot OF cattle,
10 heads Of hogs, $50 hands poultry. ole
horse cart. the farming u~steisils, household
furniture, BE,
TERAlS1AND CONDITIONS.
The laid and slaves payable AS follows.
ono third in March 1896. one third in March
1861 aad The last third in March 1858. The
Tovcablc property payable IN March 1856,
;,HfcIiasers 10 furnish fnpir notes by coupons.
vii, securities 70 the satisfaction Of the ven
dora to the order Of Mr. Robert Love. hear
nlorlgag 70 and niteitst at s y, 100 per annuu.
fran msturity until paid, the acts OF sale be
fore E.. l.. NJ .Yor al the expense oil tlc par
etitsers. 't W. #
Parish 4 ssh Rjaien, Msy 9th 1855. tad f,.
4. +. HICKMAN. -5mt.
sa, traas ss5. 4s9 Sheriff Il Auctiuleer.
SfAi'L or lUUiSftNt-5h Jn
t,en,i District & urt l'ni.h Of a
sanpsio'i. 4aa# aa.4
Succession " Lesn Doninguos .
-.Nry Y45s a@EsE actf ttstd. tfE5#A at sla at
Nhsrcas Jean dominique, administrator OF
The Snccessiot, Of Jptu, Dominique, has filed
Ia The utliee Of the Clerk Of the5 aforesaid
Court, All acppnn. by llis administration, toge-
ther with 4 petition praying that the same
be approved and hornolugated, ..taaa q
Notice il Lp'reby given TO all whom it may
%ctnicer. 10 stuty cause withit, thirty days why
srtid areouat Should not be approved aud Ho-
inogatea anil thc funds in his hands dis5rlbn-
ted in accordance herewith. .fAf#.}a
Ny order Ut the said Court.
etf laJsg.s Ia. IA March - 1885,
7" e. l.. BbA CHAkp.
5.sa Dep. Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
AVIS.

Avis eat rar 10 present dome, qu'un certain
billet de la olmne de eipq1ante ~piastres, tire
par Elijah Briley d Pordre de Louis Clement
par lequel il est endosse ct payable en- tout
Mars 1885, proprIete du soussigne a etc perdu
on tgarG.s 1T toutes personnes sont, par lie
present prevcnues de ne pas negocier lie di,
billet. t. mm .sr#a". IN -r. ~ gst
Napoieonville ce II Mars 1855. n".a
-a" JULIEN POUBLANC. H-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
ADDHESEEE RICHARD
MrNulSiTR CHAErTNTTTH,

Oitrr ses services i ses amis ct al public
Un" Iongne experience dams cos meters ct
ot s"5 rnpp0r's ave- les %onvriors les Iius hahi-
les de c"s "ontr4es lie metient d meme den
treprcntre > d>avnntauousrs conditions lcs or
vrages les plus d'fliciIes qn'on pourra lui pro.
poser.
"a residence i DoEALDsoNv1iIE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
S,tate OF i.ouisinnn.

Parish Of A ption.
Defined IN The Jail Of tbs parish
arn, away neg'o, WIG says that his ma
me il Frcdeiias and he il the proper.
" of Doctor Pnissau, Of New Orleans;
ibis negro i line, is 4 feet IL 4 IN
cles in height aud has lost ii tooth on
each side OF his upporjaw. ...aaT -r1.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. ai f
Pdf0isse Assontpii0n.

Ecroue q IA goole dc eettc .paroisse I'M ne
gre marion qui Sc dit Sc nomner Losilne e
appartenlr au Jngc Boxer de la paroisse Ste
Marie, en- Get Fiat, Bayou Ttctle ce negre i
5 pieds 8 poices de haat, a I'm peu de barbe
al, mention ct parle bien Ie francais..'t 5Ht- =
he pioprietaire est requis lie ventr 10 rr6cIa.
rner etle reflrer en- payatIt les tais. Ea5E !
Napoleonsille, Assumption CO a Avril 1855. =
.sfastF URSlN CALLER, Geulier. agas
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
A. TE7E g. C.L. BLANCHARD.

Eneapteugs commissioners par petat, offent
les services dc leur Profession a tous lsurs
amis eta tous les llabitants de cette paroisse.
Pour les conditions s'adresser 4 la maison
de cour, Oh on les rencontrera cLaque jour
non feriea dams les bureaux du Gfefier vt du
Recorder. :. #4ssI roa
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n JOHN III. ILLsLEY.

5.sss JOHN H.. ILLsLEY. am af 81. 2.
NoTTCE.--Allproifs ssionalbusine en-
trusted tothe undersigned will receive their
diligent attention. They will attent fegl.
larry the sessions of the courts OF Abe 4tb
and 9Th Judicial District
Honaidsonyille, a3rd march 1859.
JOHN FL. ILLSIEY
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR $500 900 COUPON BONDS
- OF the Pisburg and Connelsvile Railroad Company
guaranteed by the Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore
virtue OF ordinance of said Mayor and City Council entitled
An Ordinance guarantee the bonds OF the Psburg
Coppelville Railroad Company approved June a. 1853
Will be received until OF Thursday the 18th
million Of dollars redeemabe day of Janua
1883 and bearing interest the an
num- payable ha yearly the first days OF January and
july on the presentation OF the proper coupons the Regis
hereafter by said Register
The bonds will be Of 81 900 and $500 EACH and
secured in addition to the guarantee Of the city Baltimore
by 1rs, mortgage the roads, and revenue Of
the Ptsburg and Connclsvle Railroad Company executed
trustees In the city OF BALTIMORE Toe said Railroad Company
have now twenty six miles OF their road In operation
whole line, which will be Ia miles In length will finished
by means supplied by stock subscription TO the
$2OUoOO and the remainder be completed years,
liz connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cum.
berand lis miles from BALTIMORE and viii form, with
ter road by many miles the shortest line between Ohio
river Psburg and the sesboard a. Baltimore. The charac
nearly third Of the whole being dead level and the
mander OF grates arranged with due regard the ad
vantage Of cheap transportation in the direction OF the heaviest
tonnage There summit the whole route the
curvalures Of large rad II estimated that forty
the road each end, passing through coal fields
supported by The coal ION age alone;
premium is 70 be paid by the purchaser the Register
The city Of Baltimore for the use and benefit Of .ah city.
Monthly insalmcnts Of N per OF the par value the
bonds VIII be required be paid the Psburg and Connes
the first day each month aer the award made until the
whole amount paid The right hereby reserved by the
dersensd decline The aeccpanss Of all any Of The Eropo
BALTIMORE" and endorsed offer for Psburg and Councils
vile Railroad Company Bonds guaranteed by the City o. Bal
tinore."
signed Al Pittsburg, Pc. OLIVER W. BAkNEs,
President Piusburs and Connellsvlle Railroad Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDe.-THIS NEW AND BEAUrI
" fl article si takes the lead with purchasers Of Jewery
The best Judge tell from the the real diamond The
prices s within the reach Of every one Cluster gens pins
- Nknd VI ear rings - Ia So rings Is 70 3d. studs adies
pins ockets buitona brAcce &c. Articles made
order, act with the above diamonds any style. Also
~ mail part Of The United States BY enclosing
ddreSest I al. JACOBS t0 BROADWAY
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAyING CARDs.-PLAyfSG CARDS OF SUPERIOR
j stock ard tnish, made expressly for dealing well
spct warranted 10 warp; Spanish cards sng and
doupe head cards ~ all the vsrious grass for ss
e luton Card xsnufsciory III and i9 rsni street ne.,
QpOs
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r J. wALDRoN AUCrlONfER--CHINA, CRoCRERY
81 sndrass, from The shelves by HENRY 4, Evans o,
eaT street Tue@iay, Noyemhers nj 10 oclock whsr
splendid oeyery description vac VA lie oaer
ed including The sock o. retailer declnnr b.s,oass Csv
and country trade nvied Gaois wei nackei fo~ sh,nny
ealee hereaneI ever Tnesily. -1-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
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the least thought Of harmless scandal will be found
oRoTCHE,s AND QUAvERs.
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Que neat volume, limo, cloth Price 81
SEE TIE TABLE or CONTENTS
~. fast Letter. nat.
Music in New YORK IL 1915 The Asior Opera House
Tru-Bec edeti hosi-hadame Laborde-opera Qnarrels
James Gordon berns and Edward r. Fry-lhe As'or Place
Riots.
sEcosp LETTER.
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eo. ana gani1aon OF ae OPegaMS lew
Others-Ispcy IaisMozar's Don Giovann-The first
Successful Opera season n New York
TO I. Lab
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Merit Curiosity EnhuasmJenny Limbs Concert Tour and
Barnums huiobiog Apply.
To Professor Joseph fischof, Vienna. =
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hni H as soe ss
the scenes-Opera at Castle Garden
~ gIrT Ba LITER: ,
Musical Agents New Catharine Hayes-Lola Mon.
ezINo,o,s Garden IS an Opera House. and William Nlbo
operasUrsin Of opera-Rossin -Donnetti's Troupe of
Learned oss and Monkeys
vi. a.. TO Frederick aari GSe, ESQ., London ,.
Law aud Jastce-A Mexican Prima Donna-Mexican Revo
luions MeA!can Secretary OF state IN want OF money!
iente, Accidents, and Adventures
SEVENTH LETTER.
Madame Henrietta sonag Countess koss-Her Career In
the United ststes-Her Death in Mexico.
" ~ IL, i"s PSsc.
The Academy of Musc-Five Chapters in is Hstory-Its
NyseE. '''1F>S-e
III Nassau street. New York.
And for sale by booksellers and Agents everywhere Single
copies gent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF price,
NOTICE. NEW AND sUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED
Is cents The Dresden gallery Munich gallery sud the
Berlin gallery The services Of gentlemen of good aud
unexceponabe references required TO solicit orders for
the above liberal given competent persons
floor,
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mp COAL AN now DELIVERING THE VERY
fe,i and bes, qualify red ash stove egg coal Ia
n oder At the very low price of ~; weight qual-
,anied RICHARD CLINTON 20 Fifs avenue, cor.
T1ccnh street..
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ToYNByg's HOTEL AND RFs1AURAvv-vovr .arr

place, Brooklyn Thomas Toyntse nfrns ~ frisnts
and The public That Tie above named 81. b.,
feailed and Iedecorsed and under pef oa ,,.e
nent Vie larder i furnished with lager varer Fac -,
TIk -"
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rHaE LIQUOR QUESTION.

A MEXICAN BRANDY IN BEAUTIFUL PACKAGES OF
"A one eighth, onc-quarer and hall pipes gin, New
England rum Monongahe and recthed whisky pure spirits
hsh and proof. Buyers will find great saving
good article by calling Z. WORD CO., agents the
dsiIlers ITO Murray street.
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III sale and elegant Of fus Of every dsscrp
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov Is and III commenc
ing At lo O'Clock each day, store 759 Broadway near
Eighth s,reetHenry b. hers Jr auctioneer will sell "a
.ian and Hudson Bay sable capes yctornes cuffs mink
itch, salt river mink Stone maren French msrten real or
mine and beau nsrten capes, cuff vorines peerines col
gloves NUTS &c rock marcn genet black bear Iud
Fay wolf coon and Isabella robes, and general ssor
cn OF furs OF every description made up expressly tor me
present and 10 be sold without for hv
order ofthe This chance tina, rarely offers AMI
well worthy the attention Of The trade and Of ali persons in
went Of furs.
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RESrAUBtAyTH.

ToyNBEE's RESTAURANT, MONTAGUE PLACE
i Brooklyn u the leading establishment IN the CITY on
Brooklyn wh.r you want good brcnkfsa dinner or sup
iefe Prfva'e large parte- n
charge The harder supplied viii, every hing in sea
and surpassed by similar establishment even ia Nsw
York. THOMAS TOYyHEE
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TT s. NAVY SAILORS AND oTHRRs-ExTRA PAY
L promptly PAID. bounty land warrants ob'ajned ,,s,,
anf cold pens procured bslsrce due heirs q ece. ~
lee. yered By ~ - 81"
EDWARD RTssFrI
Aeeni md lsie Pnraef N 4 Mr. h Mai - y
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A UCTIoN NOrICE-Ck0CKERY GLASS AND CHINA
~ by y. H. BARTLETT Auotoneer Tuesday. November
M O'Clock, al nj Pearl street. peremptnry sale OF all
KINDS ofW G. ands ware packages OF glass
bna fancy goods cutlery silver plated and
ware IA lots TO suit purchasers.
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pRANDIEs, FRENCH AND OTHER FOREIGN WINES,
ID consisting Of sherry Madeira Muscat Malaga
Jamaica rum Scotch and Irish wbiskey London and Dublin
porter Scotch other acs uncaualed In quality and
lowest possible price, UNDERHILL MATTERsON, 40
Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
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A will re SELL Monday Nov at I2 oc lock the Mer
ohants knchaDee valuable farm Port Richmond
ten Island ;he former chaser not having complied with the
Richmond ferry The OF the Richmond stage oad
near c. Uocherans STORE and opposite the farms OF Wree
lard Tysen and j. Martin This property elgiby situated
fer 6udng sites Or farming being IN The immediate vicinity
wood part ground the balance being dable land
There buildings the premises The ferry boats
Port Richmond leave New times q day. map OF
the propery may the office Of the auctoneer
Irood street II
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A nfrION NorICE.-ImpoRTER,s sALE oF MAGNI

a UCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF MAGNT.
"A cent diamond ewelry and Watches to close
EDWARD SOHEkuK viii sell at auction on Tuesday,
ncen invoice Of diamond jewery consisting in
bracelets pins earrings rings &c. In clusters
single stones all richly mounted in Is carat gold; real
and Roman mcsacs &C. sapphire oriental
amethys set in pins earrings and rings
ad watches consisting q hunting pocket
dowper Dent Cooper Tobas and others; gold pins
rings guard chains and chateanes Sale positive Terms
cash.