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4. .. .. r.
vIyHE Oddfeilows' Asnsal . nsw edition. The
j Oddfsilews' Text Book. Yer ssis at
iyl3d CLARkk'S.
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PENNNvLVANaA RAaL0O DAD.
TTvHk treat Central Route, csnnecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern and sout b.
western States, by coninuoas Railway direct,
This road also conRects al Ptsburg with daily line
Of Steamers Ali ports tho Western Rivers and
at Cleveland and Ssndusky with Steamers to all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes max ing he mos,
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Frciyh,
can be forwarded TO and from the Great West.
RATES ssrwEKs rHILADELrHIA AND PirrssuRa.
PIssr rCLAss.--Boots, shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, balee@and trunks,) }75c. per I0o lbs.
Drugs lin boxes and bales)
Feathers, Furs, dc, &c
I'd CLA s.--- Do mestic Sheeting,
Shifting and Ticking In orig
inal bslest Drugs {in casks so.
Hardware, Leather In rolls or " fs " '"''
boxes,) Wool, and Sheep Palts,
Eastward, DC, &c.
Sd CLAss.--Anviis, steel, Chains
lin casks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, Saited loose or ih saeks) SOC. per 90 lbs
Tobacco, nuIacinred texecpt
Cigars or cut &c, dc.
4th CLASS, Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork Tin casks or
boxes east ward Lard and Lard soc. per 100 lbs.
Oh, Nails, Soda, Ash. German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
RLouk-sI per bbl. until further .o'iee
COTTON - - per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
n In shipping Goods from any point East Of
phiindelphia, be particular 70 mark package via.
Pennsy lvAnia kailroad." All Goods consigned to
he Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts-
burg. will be forwarded without detention.
FREIoHr AsEsrs-Harris, Wormiey Co., Mem
phis, Tenn. r. r. Sass & Co., st. Louis p. O. o.
Riley Co., Evansville, Ind; Dumesnii, Bell 4
Co.. and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville, Ky; II. C.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman Brown, aud
Irwin Co., Cincinnati y. w. Graham 4 Co.
Zanesy. .ie Ohio Leeeh Co., 50 Kilby street Bos.
ton, Leech & Co., No. 2Astor House, New York; No
! William street, and No. s. battery Place, New
York X. J. Sneedsr, Philadciphia Mxgraw 4
Koons, Baltimore +; Geo. C. Frsnciscus, PittsburE.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadel phiH.
HI L0nBARRT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
Jan. L. lS61,-dly
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LIN Y NOTICE

vlyHE undeYsigned entered into partnership ON
i &hs Srst day Of June, for the mAnafacture and
sale a liae. Having crested one Of Psgs's Pat
snt Perpetual Lime Kiins, We are prepared " fur
lnish customers with . very saperiss quality ei
Lime ON hand or delivered to order, on tho short
C.B.Inrails ! Co. are our regular authorized
agents, ,And have full power to receive orders and
naks collections.
O6as on johnson street, two-d doors below the
Postofios, whore orders nTe solicited.
. ie2od3mo j. b g. TARBELL.
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EoY sale Lew.
a FINE, high bailAIng Lee, - BY eefsst, ,froat-
IA Ing on I1th street nsas Ridge. Tsfms--part
sash balance In one aad two years. Inquire on the
around o. at this o(Rss.
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The Des M0Incs WOOD u nd Coal Go.
vXyILL Keep for sale, Ut their yard ut the keo-
w kuk and Ft. Drs Moines Railroad Depot,
Wood by the cord, and also prepared Tor usc.-
Also, Coal from the best mines in the Des Moines
Valley, which they win deliver in Ahy part Of the
city, on short notice.
orders left at the Railroad Depot, or with Bald
win Evans, corner Main and 4th Sta, will be
promptly attended to. Price low. Terms--Cash
delivery. ljunel8.dtt
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DELINQUENT LIST al LOTS,
IN which Special Taxes are due and unpaid.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 The owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing lft. situated in
the City Of Keokuk, Lee county aud State of Iowa,
whose names ncntonad, and all others inter
ested, that a special tax has been assessed and
levied on said lots, by The City Council Of said
city, for putting in Cnlyerts through Blocks
No. "a and 65. and for grading the Alley through
Block NO 65, as designated in the above list !,
and unless payment be made of the taxes 40 levied
and also NIL costs, before the 23rd day Of July, A.
d. 1887, the said lots, or uch thereof ss shall
be necessary 10 discharge said tax and costs win
bs sold on the day Aforesaid, al ths Mayors Office
in said city between the hours If o clock a. III.
and o'clock y. IN. 9. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keoknk.
JnIx L. 1881 -dlA
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ANmintslralOr'sA sale.
TN accordance with an order granted by the
| County Judge, will sell the folle win dcscrbed
Real Estate Belonging to kiebsrd Jones, deed,
To Wit;
The south west quarter Of the south- NJ II 4paf-
ter Of section xent nine t2y) in towHs aEty
Ave lo5j. north Of range Gyc 90 vest. Aiso, the
following descrihtd property soeNit:
All south-cast Of Canal, Of the north one-half
Of the south west quarter of section twsnfy-sins
(29) in township five l6a) north Of Ssass ess
ib) west, cont aiming sixty five acres, more Or less,
said property being divided into tan acre lots.
vi II seli al OF part af tho above descfibsd
property At private rale. and II mot sold before
the 27th dsy Of Jaly. 1851, viii oaer y o peo-
lie SALE in front Of tbs Gosrt houss, en sasa asy
A plat Of said property may be seen At ths:ssor.
Of stafford Mecuns. and At The law once q
Alex. Lynch.
Terms Of sals, cash, balance in enc yess With
-. ~ ss-s' MARTIN STANFORD,
iune17-d dim Adninntsyior.
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l.. WoOD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

Engllsh aua French OAe enAeals,
hRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OLA,
Dye ssrGs, Brushes, PERM rm-ryj F.rry Ar
ticlss Ac.; also, At The Patant Nsdloinss u the
day, NJ. Isl Main-st., KsokSk. owa.
tanl3-aAp sSIfESses IN
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
no. Cos NORTH LET,
81. I.umlA. N ..

THE above celebrated brands Of Iron are manu-
fuctursd by Lyon, Shorb 4 Co. alone, of Penn
sylvAnia, who, under orc mvnaEsDent, surpsrvise
finished bar, and with the use Of charcoal a.
fuel. Under the same style they conduct an A gen-
cy House in st. Louis whore IL kept constantly on
hand very large assort ment Of the Atose hrands.
everl bar and bundle Of which II dipctly marked
its quality. The excellence ono uniform character
Of these irons are ell known, and merchants, ma
chinists, and iron workers generally, who reqairc
m honest reliable article will eer,sinl, hnd II an
adv M age TO make trial Of them.
The st. Louia House ID nov supplied with frssh
mt, made With special care, which they of
fer to dealers with every confidence in Its chsTac
ter. LiON. khVNb . w.,
Sligo spd Tyrone Iron Store,
No. 26S North Second ST., St. Louis, No.
Gro D. Hail. Agent. apSOdA W6m
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". 3. HARkINAs
Ale and Porter Depot,

Ger. Main and Etrsi.sts., X cSk uk.
4 LII orders for Bottled ak and PORTER,
"A filled and delivered In any part Vt the city.
Also, . quantity Of Ale by the barrel. Orders
from adistancc respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. W. 8. HARKIN6.
ta3a6m
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The Gate Ctsy Agniast the WePld
Keokuk Mattress ManufactoYy

*
The Gate Ctsy agaiast she WsPid.
Keokuk Mattress ManufactoYy
"A. e.. Orr
Snow manufacturing Mattresses Of every de-
scrption, spiral Spring. Curled Hair. Wooden,
Felting Cotton Moss, Birch. Shuck, and Straw Of
the best quality Pillows and holsters OF all
kinds Also Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly atten ended
to, and all articles manufactured o. sold at my
establishment Will be offered at fair terms, and
warranted, shailenge tAeprodnction of superior
work nj any Enlistment Of tho kind in the West
ern country. You are respectfully invited TO call
and examine specimens Of my work. Wareroom
corner I Fourth street and Exchange.
have in operation newly invented and expeR-
sive machinery, which enables me to manufac-
ture better work, st more liberal rates, than in
ferior work otherwis manufactured can be afford
ed for. Material for Bedding etc. prepared by ma
ehineryis more uniformly and perfectly prepar-
ed, and the work far superior in quality.
WhoIes0le and Retail
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Dental Sun 10 EHH.
nR. X. s. BARBER would respect
II fully infor his patrons aud the
psblie generally, that hehas fitted spQ
3 handsoms cutie Of rooms, sparing
neither pajps sTsxpsnse y make the = ele9sat and
comfortable, IN the brick building, ksst side OFFS
between Main and johnson streets. Thankful fer
spast favors he solcits continuance Of the samo,
- Allopesations warranted tapr9Ad1yd
4. q. 81 q. II.
DANNEA Lodge No. rs, I. 0. of0. T., mosts -
ID every Friday Evening, 1t Tempsrsnce
Nall, on Main street, at n o'clock. All
members Of thr order in good standing, are
invited TO attend.
my3O--dly
". A. M1Ck,
A RCHITEcT. Office in kilbourne's Block, ON
IA Aain-st., bet I'd aud Sd, ksokuk, Iowa.
fch2s-d
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!. HATCH W.fn01FsoH
Late Of Hsrrodtbuysh, Ky.)
Ranking d oose
HATCH 4 TnOMPSON,
DAkTICULAk attention paid to tocollections, and
i remittanccs made at current rates.
All business appertaining TO Banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England, Ireland, and the Cont
aent. b. W. BAILEY Cashier.
REvERkNcxs:
IN. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., n. r.;
Chas. b. Poote, Cash r Commercial Bank, Cin.i
Kinney, Espy 4 Co, Cincinnati;
s. II. BuIisn, Cash = Bank Kentucky Louisville;
CARTS / Warren,
Northern Bank Of Kentu ~ 4xington;
Taylor, Shelby 4 Co.,
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, frankfort;
Commercial Bank Of Kentucky, %
Darby 4 BArksdale, st. Louis;
Pittman / Brother,
y. l. Tinkman CO., Chicago
Mitchell d Cable, Rock Island. lnovl-d d
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.uGCrAFy a isrucc,
4 ITO Nkf5 Al l. A W,

n bOA NJ y
AFklIk Third 5ueet, between Main and
OJobnson, over the Real Estate once VI atryk xr
= " ood.
Prompt attsnllol xiraa 10 colivcting aud seexr-
tns Vi .-As Aa1 s~asSyAuciax
Aitiss TO rsai estate oAANausd and NotariAi kuxi-
ness transacted. lvsl9-oly
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ytsI1ns. RIuaes and Aanios.
NTE are expecting daily fine assortment Of
wv the above instruments, among which there
will be fine eight key Cocoa flutes Wit and with
ou. Ivory tops, and Concert Banjcs q the best
auelity PATRICK GROUSE.
N. u, Occupation and very small commission
iunc97d P.&C.
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1~O~&N9
r. A. HAkkOW = opriet tors.
ebt-stf. klsflE ~.
TINE McEARLAND MOUAk.
FRONT ST IT. MADISON, IOWA,
LAS been enlarged and thorough. ,snovatsd,
L i and il nov . large and oommodios. establish
mont convenient to the AtssmboAt lanaiDg, and in
tho ~@-y sentrc Of bnsiness.
Toe lndsrsignsd has furnished II thresghost in
the - best style, and trasts that iosg sxPsri-
snos In the business vii enable hin ~ give general
satisfsetion.
Oct. ~, l665. dAwu y. y. kOB.
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(sR IND PIANOS, es ID onns Henus.
WYE are agents for the best Grand Pianos made
w in the United States, and will supply TO or
der (and warrant to give satlsfaetion or NO ssle)
any style or price Of Grsnd, 6spi0rapd or Parlor
Grand that may bs desired 1T the lowest figures.
iune17d PATRICK GROUSE.
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CPECTACLES-The best assortment Of geld ,sil.
~ yer and steel spectacles At
uov6-dAw PAkMElE 4 SCAMPBELL'S.
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MI Nh 4 MULLEN,
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail Candy
~ Msnufsctory. Ihird-st.. bstwscA Main and
johnson. next door to Kelly Lynch
Special attention will be given u baking for par
ties, and done upon the shortest notiss.
ksokuk. Jan. l2-aly
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: q, I.A..r C...I-~.-

JAADo W. fINLDf, W. u 1uAK0ouexu
fIMLEr 4 FUNK kMOUAEH,
fJk0DUck, Comnission and Forwarding Mer
1 chants, corner of state and south Water street,
chicago, Ill. fsbl1dtf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-04-01
a0a 3D.
G6ntati0naI.
For the Spirit of the Age.

For the Spirit of the Age.
Mr.. Editor: Allow me q small space in
your columns for the purpose of correcting
some of the erroneous. conclusions which,
your correspondent ssH. w. A." has drawn
from an article in the 25th number of the
Spirit of the Age
want "H. w. A." to recoleet that I
did not say that the general superintendent
can do no good. There is sometimes a
great difference between what a man does
do and what he can do. With regard to
bis humbuging the Legislature, / said,
I'VE do not blame him for taking the mon
ey when they giveit to him. I did not
say, # mistake not. tha. the ezsusiaiug
Committee of certain county IN North
Carolina, were not "good men" Neither
did / offer remedy, either short or long,
60 prevent the Legislature from being de-
ceived. There is one part of ''H w. AS"
article which [ do not understand, and
would like to hear an explanation of it.
1t is the following: "Were it not for the
detinquencies of some of the subordinate
officers, and these | admit exist, (this RENE
dy,) is embraced in the laws already,
passed and only want to be enforced to still
improve the schools more" A.D.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-04-01

"DREADs TT LIKE In the
Court of Special Sessions this morning a
man named Smith was arraigned for steal
ing a demijohn containing three gallons of
whiskey. Are you guilty or not guilty p
asked the clerk. Wall, you can call it
what you likes; I TUX the whiskey, that
admit, and dri,,ked it too You took it
without leave, did you not?' Il never
waits to beasked when that articles round.
. You drink all you can get? TRY me
and see, Judge; I reckon I'm experienced
in that line o'trade.' Il think from your
appearance that no one will doubt your
word on that point 4 can prove char.
acter. if any body doubts it. Nobody
doubts that, and it will be necessary tc
send you to the penitentiary three month:
to get the whiskey out of you.' Cam
stan it, Judge! Eve lived on the crittel
for fifteen years it's been my meat AM
drink, and you'd better hang me and done
with it. Its pity, but there's no helr
for you; it will do you good to get sober.
WALL if | must | must; but I'll tell yor
what 'tisJudge, | BREADS IT LIKE A DOG |!
NJ r Post.
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hour, as | found my way to my room, but
not to sleep.
The next morning oversight far into
the forenoon, and as came down to break
fast, received billet from "the Ring
let's" 1t read:
DEAR PHIL
Mr.. Shipley and. I are to be married to-
morrow, at the little stone chapel, where
we have so often attended. This is (hon-
estly) very unexpected to me; thought
1T was to besdeferred another year, bat as
We have been engaged for three years, Mr..
Shlpley is anxious the ceremony should be
performed now. We leave Immediately
for New York en- route forfEurope. The
services will be perforRed at IL o'clock,
and Ishall of course sec you at the chapel.
Lovingly yours,
MAGGIE.
p. S.-Be sure and come, as I wis b to
see you particularly before 1 go.
| wasn't at the chapel at IL o'clock the
next morning. That hour of the day found
me as near as can guess some fifty miles
from that particular locality, flying as fast
as steam could carry me, and with deci-
ded impression that [ had been struck by
lightning.
That is my story of The Ringlets, and
MoRAL,-Keep your eyes ue,:y 0ide open
aohe" you deal soith a pretty girl, EsPECT-
ALLY IF SHE WEARS CURLs.
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Acquittalof Langhorne. Edward Lang.
horne, charged with killing Charles Eddie,
of Christiansburg, fellow student, which
occurred at Hampden Sidney College, not
long since, was acquitted before the Circuit
Court of Prince Edward CO., on Tuesday.
Evidence was elected at this trial, which
made the case plainly one of self defence
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-04-01

The DEATH OF JOE MoRGAN's LITTLE
DAUGHTER.-She was wont to run over
to the tavern in the evening to lead home
her drunken father Just as she was en-
tering the door one night, Slade hurled a
tumbler at her father, but it struck her on
the head, and resulted in her death. Nor
gan bent down his ear
" You will only have left" Mary said,
"only mother. And she cries so much
when you are away"
+" l won't leave her, Mary, only when
go to my work." said Morgal whispering
back to the child, "and I'll never 90 out
at night any more"
Yes, you promise me that"
"And I'll promise more"
" What, father 2"
"Never to go into the tavern again"
"NeverW
No, never. I'll promise still more"
Father?"
Never to take drop of liquor as long
as | live."
ooh father dear father !' and with a
cry of JOY Mary started up and threw her
self upon his breast. Morgan drew his arm
tightly around her, and sat for long time
with his lips pressed to her cheek-while
she lay against his bosom as still as death
AS death Yes; for when the father un.
clasped his arms, the spirit of his child was
with the angels of the resurrection.-Te,
Nights an the Bar Room.
How a man tcas Deprived of Wife.-L
the New York Assembly at Albaay. o.
Thursday last, the following proceeding
took place:
Randall Breed put in a petition asking tha
his name might be changed to Lyman Bree
Randall. The reason given was that the Ia
dy he desired to marry had an objection t
the Breed, but was willing to unite herse]
to him provided that the prayer of his pet
ton should be granted by the State, and bi
legal name changed to Randall. He tber,
fore wished to put the Breed in the middl,
He had nearly succeeded two years since
getting a bill through. 1t then passed Ii
House, but was lost in the Senate for Il
want Of two votes, thus depriving him for tt
time being of wife.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREMR COURT-Cox VS. BARNES AND OTHERS
- In pursuance OF order this cause the assets in
said order named will be sold under The direction Of The
dcrsgned public auction BY SIMEON DRAPER auoneer
ON the Oath day of November, inst at the Merchants ~
change in the city Of New York At twelve O'Clock noon
schedule Of said assets be nj the Office 81 The under
signed No ~ Nassau street No % Bank Of
merce from the present time until the day Of sale when
NAV the Office o. the auconetr corner Pine aud
William streets Terms aud conditions made known the
day of sale. 4. A. SEWARD, Referee.
Nsw yoHx Nov. i6 1857.
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r, NASH. AucrroNRER MAGNIFICENT HOUSE

r, NASH CTToNRFR.-MAGNtrtCENT HOUSE
hold furniture made IN Paris, marbles, bronkes works
al art A. Sc, the property q private gentleman v.
NASH viii se TO morrow Nov 49, At 10 o'clock precisely In
euce No 81 West sixteenth street. Firth avenue the
really tho splendid and recherche de-
pcrpton OF household furniture offered public auction for
many years small description OF which can be given IN
Psrors-Elseant medallion velvet carpets. made from
pattern 10 order by Bright of England the most super -oh
Rosewood paror sui carved order IA Paris cost fNn
In satin with slip also one sun On an enfe
style said 10 be the most expensive ever made sod
rosewood centre tables sauary marble top eegeres corner
stands heavy damask and curtains two large French
plate mirrors costly china and marble vases eegAn
rnantci clock runs French plate pier gas
with gold base marble slab; superior ~ hAh
Cost and acknowledged merit among which are me uer'
grm Progress grand action octave rosewood piano
forte eNpensvey carved inaid with pearl ana sou PN
Keys acknowledged by professors one oil tne oe oueu "
e'rumen's In this country;
Solid oak extension table, 10 feet rich French china ware
crystal glass ware silver ware ivory aud pear cutlery
rosewood secretary, eide tables with marble topS ay
tnirrcrs, &c, &c
All the bedroom furniture consisting 81 fu suits IN rose
wood and solid black walnut In plush ana m
cloth OF the best description beds and bedding pure hr
mattresses ingram and Brussels carpets mirrors oo
r carpets, rosewood hall stand chandeliers basement
ferenceer calls the special notice OF All those want OF ex
ppcak household furniture this every article ~ which
AZ, Urfvey he sold without The above sale being
". easnd without any limits the auctioneer viii require
- fSory cash deposit from every buyer, without any eS
sience may apply to HOMER MORGAN ESQ No Pine
street sale positive Catalogues ready Al O'Clock the
morning Of sale.
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nENTISTRy-G. j. EAGLErON EXTRACTS TEETH
IL without the leas, pain by external anpcsson the ef
feet Of which Is neither unpleasant nor Injurious Teeth in
lowest possible prices Satisfaction guaranteed
or charge. $40 Canal street near Mercer Cod No ~
U,EErH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS WITHOUT
the slightest pain, By my and original process mot
freerng) This admirable system IA prscsed BY only
g. o. DURKIN, xss Canal street. near vsr,cs.
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SPORTING.

nOGg-wANTED TO PURCHASE TWO PAIR or
~ pure breed Newfoundland and one thorough broke
vet O0S' APP" SAWYER 1 wHEDpEE. 100 wall street
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CLOTHING, &C.

c1 TO ssep WORTH ov GENTIEwBy,s IRrr orr
al wearing apparel wanted Tor which the hghes. price
will he paid without hsggltng seeking 10 impose Please
call or address rHos. ID. CoNRoy Centre street. late i9
Pearl street
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OAIA1 Ar AUUIpOU.

!sns 4 90:
pcrb French china nner and Tee essan. s.a
@ssIs dss sxsi cases: &c. .9li :issas ss
I i ;Is. e z
the public me exhibition goods Monday 10Th inst
stsScock The sale Of the goods 2 commence in the
iii he Whole disposal Of . commune '-'A 'N' - 80
~ @. HORTON, AUCTIONEER- sALEsROOM7 rs CAR.
mine srees.will sell this day q, O'Clock at The sales
eapeng bureaus chairs sofas, an assortment OF chdrens
HESgy D. mERrs JR, AUoTIoNEER-BY HERTs
= "'",-"' W ssiI % sovsmoe, "A altman,
s.s Of a s res@S made anc cchn piece
goods sack ook raglan business and sa
s1s &C.
HENRY B. HERrs, JR AUCrIoNEER-BY HERTs
A,ooelosl E. !. az i SGss%ss. & Pin.
worth Of rs.ay ms1 S
Jack dTess business raglan and overc0ass Of every
Also cassimsrs, doesEn and sattinet pantsloons.
s silk i, H G ana Enss c
meres doeskns petershams pilot cloths ves,ngs Innings
rmmine. serges, apacas sAtine's union cloths buttons
Every positively sold to the highest bidder for cash.
catalogues ready early on morning of sale
HENRY b. HERTs JR., AUCTIoNEER-BY HERTs
Ill MOSS. -
AUCTION NOTICE
On Tuesday and Wednesday n and Is and Friday
and Saturday Nov Y and % at the spacious promises No
1853 Broadway, directly opposite ThOmpsons saloon,
Mammoth auction sale,
OF Mr. John Genns entire stock of elegant made furs
robes, &C., &C.,
Valued $l5O0OO
Messrs Herts Moss received instruction to close out
auction above the entire large and magnificent stock OF
up furs which will be removed for Of sale
tienins Bazaar, also from his lower The
sale win comprise his entire assortment all made up
pressy for first class city trade and under his supern
tendence
Among the will be found real sabes of
great vauc also mink sable royal ermne and
other grade Of frs too TO menton Also large
stock OF sleigh lap and carriage robes muiers &c &c
The entire stock will be arranged and the premises thrown
open the public for inspection Monday Nov g. at
O'Clock when descriptive catalogues will also be ready The
sale will commence precisely 10 O'Clock eachday and buy
requested be punctua the stock being very
large renders IL necessary TO commence early.
We guarantee that every will positively sold to the
highest bidder, without any