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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

The projected territory Of Arizona
is reported TO be us richly endowed
with silver a. California is with gold
diggings The Gadsdcn purchase, If
all the reports from thatquartershould
prove true, will DO almost as valuable
addition TO our territory as California.
The late discoveries in the Gadsden
purchase, il is said, is attractingmuch
attention in California Some of the
mines are represented Us very rich in
silver, and the proprietors are only
waiting for government TO protect the
inhabitants Of the purchase from tho
deprcdations ofthe Indians TO enter
extensively upon mining operations.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

MOSQUITOES IN FLoRIpA.-The Key
West correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury, in his letter Of the 10th inst,
speaking of mosquitoes, which since
the last heavy rains, have become
very troublesome on the Key, says:
In the everglades those pests of
Southern life are frightfully abundant.
At Fort Dallas they are so plentiful
that both officers and mon rave; the
guard on duty pass their whole time
under bars. The sentry IL provided
with q musquitoe veil, or rather bag,
thrown over the head, and kept out
from the face by hoop; wooden
clothes, boots, and gauntleted gloves
protect the limbs and body from their
murdorous attacks. Persons who
have not experienced this beauty Of
Southern life will scarcely believe that
horses and cattle arc actually blcd TO
death in a single night; and woe to
that soldier or seaman who, by means
ofliquor, lose command of himselfand
falls TO tho ground, helpless and un-
protected--thcse Unsuitable vampires
will fasten their fangs upon him, and
draw from his besotted body what
fevered blood remains,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

WINCHESTER, Va, July 22, 81
To the Editor Of the South -
Dear Sir-1n your paper Of Mon
day last, In an urticle headed walk
SO Usurpation," ] observe tho follow
: paragraph
But we are told that Hunter and
Mason, and other distinguished South
ern Senators, in the debate on the Ne
braslxa- Kansas bill, expressed the
same opinion, that Kansas must BIT a
free state, &c.
/ canuot undertake 10 say what
opinions may have been expressed by
my honored colleague, or by any 9TH
or Senator from the South, in refer
ence to the probable condition of Kan
sas, though from general knowledge
of their views in regard to that Ter
ritory, shou not doubt that any
opinions 40 expressed would have
referenceto circumstances and contin-
gencies necessarily qualifying Thorn,
| To avoid misconstruction, however,
expressed the opinion thus ascribed to
me; because never entertained IL
AT the time the law passed organizing
the TER torial government, there
were few with whom conversed who
did not believe that the future State
would take It's place with those rccog'
nizing and cherishing tho condition o.
| African Slavery. There was at thai
time certainly every reason 10 beliov,
why this should BIO so, and none why
| IL should not. The State Of Missouri
bordering it's eastern frontier, wal
q slaveholding State, holding ut tina
time nearly q hundred thousant
slaves, and these were chiefly held !,
border counties,
Tho State OF Arkansas, adjacent I,
tho Territory on the South, was like
wise slaveholding State. The sol
and climate Of Kansas were wei
I adapted 10 those valuable product,
!. chiefly hemp and tobacco, which CAV
value 10 slave labor in Missouri Tb
proximity Of its population, with th
attractions Of new, fertile, and chcs'
: land, believed would lead the slave
q holders in Missouri 70 diffusc them
! selves speedily over Kansas, and th
prohibitory line Of $500, being obli'
Grated, there was no reason why the
should not. | had no fear ofhir con
! petition in such appropriation OF III
now Territory, from any quarter. IN
fhir competition l did uotlook 10. VIII,
! may be the result NJ 10 the conditio
\ Of Kansas Notwithstanding the o.
' traordinary aud unscrupulous eiiorI
of Northern abolitionists 10 force
population thcre, cannot undertake
: 10 say. Nor will alludo In this plas
v 10 tho new and unexpected aspect no
4 exhibited of affairs In that Territor.
with 40 much propricty roprchcnde
4, In the columns Of the South. VIVA
y ever may BIO the information ofother
" certainly am not sufficiently inform
: cd Of the existing state Of things
Kansas, 10 form n clear opinion or
" way or the other yet will vcntul
b 10 say this much, that II Africa
J. slavery be ultimately excluded frol
Kansas, IL will be effected by tho nun
o erical force Of organized majoritIc
: operating against tho usual laws whie
govern emigration; and will prese'
y new and most instructive lesson
the Southern States.
r. Very respectfully, ] am yours, &c,
IA T. M MASOr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
THE SIX BONDS ov UNION,
INC Richmond Enanirer saye


"Thore are, besides the Federal Govern
ment, ak great Institutions which still bind
the Union together, and which tho united
powers Of the Devil, the Black Republicans,
and the Secessloniets cannot Destroy
These are the Episcopal Church, the Old
Presbyterian Church, and tina. adamantino
rock OF conservatism, the Catholic Church,
which are still intact and national There
arc also the fraternity Of the Masons and the
benevolent brotherhood Of the Odd Fellows,
whose organization still binds the Union
together as with hooks Of steel And then
there il the old constitutional party Of the
National Democracy founded by Jefferson,
Madison, jackson, Wright and long lisi
Of illustrous patriots and sages, expressly
for tie prcserpafion Of me Union, which
still clings around the ark Of the covenant
Of the Constitution, and is resolved never
never TO give Il over TO destruction"
We are glad to hear that the Union il
safe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
oRixrrAL HousR.

This is a new hotel just opened at
indianapolis by r. Costigan, Jr. IL
is situated on Illinois street, about
half way between the Union Depot
and Palmer House. IL Ia one of the
most palece-like hotels we have ever
been fortunate enough 10 find our way
into, and is furnished in true Orien-
tai splendor. The proprietor and
clerks are very accommodating and
attentive, and use every exertion 10
make their visitors comfortable. As
the house is convenient for those Wis.
iting indianapolis from this section
Of the State, we would advise our
friends to give Mr.. Costigan call.
If he docs net administer properly 10
your sinner wants" we viii acknowl-
edge that we arc no judge Of "good
things. - Ruskpiue Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

LATEST PROM KANSAS hardly knows
whether to laugh or get angry Al tho move
ments of Kansas officials The ini fest in.
tention to enslave the freemcn there is pro
yoking while the awkward position in which
Walker hes put himself is laughable. His
proclamation was the most silly thing ever
perpetrated by a sensible man, and notwith-
standing it, and the presence Of his 500
dragons the rebels have elected their
city officers and put the machinery Of their
government in operation, and he has found
nothing to afford a pretext for shooting
Admitting that the organization Of a city
government was treason he found when he
got sober, that he Lad no right 10 shoot
traitors without n trial lie is man awk-
ward fix
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

m -. orc miami, who .l.~. ~..h
Az . .s'
up reck,ess'y W sno $500 hoa'n
,Jr pasr'o'' .h I ~ ~n' a anS
o'us'e, ~ INC snsst :: , anu -:
snake e .ne'r nss on', ~
Sns 'ece, p,en's ~ne ' ~, Nv, ~ a., ~
ooe1 - Pe,' vi s a.', y"' ~"o, 1' :.
San nonass ,sa or =; a'snons s "'o' orb ~
ea "a. ~ ~ff. - ILL.,, ~ ~ - 80
pa'',' aPon ~ w, - .',o" - III o" W. ~
shs nhsv !" .. n's { p',''' =, ""5
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

TRE ORIENTAL. The table and rooms Of
the ORIENTAL, have been quite full for some
days past Among the guests we have no
ticed Judge Smith, Judge Morton, Ex.Gov-
ernor Bebb, Prof Lattemore, Rev Mr.
Mitchell, and many other lovers of good
living, including several city boarders.--
Frank is quitca favorite with the travelling
public, and his guests generally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

BSr Following the example Of Judge
Perkins, neighbors, the people Of Evansville
have been destroying bawdy houses. Look
out for a general cleaning out Of such in
stitutlons, in the constitutional way,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

B6S- Eight hundred students is the osti-
mated number at Charlottsville Virginia
Tor the next session.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07
TO THOSE VINO DARE BIZ FREE
INDEED

No King but Con
No Country bWf ne Lsad
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-07

hand we understand not the orthodoxy
IL a Methodist ministers striking the sin Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

TAMIL g. HoUoH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ rosewood piax ote with the entire elegant rosewood
farpurN painting oliver eostlv china 30 contained
IN - dwenins houae s west rsenv Third Stress near
Ms DAY, Friday October w. WI sell without reserve
tAs surs furniture q TIE sbove Re ddeuce sng
10 O'Clock. This sale II ~orsy Of special attention. - me
quantity unusually srge and OF superior worhmanship
ro fgkout The msgnlaceni pAror vases and ornsmenm
erS expressly for the present aud form
ohase ard beautiful lection O. unique and classic worss
A., Catalogues will be a. the door the morning OF sale
vScA Win be positive Goods 70 be removed Immediately
snssurr q superior rosewood octave pianocrte ir use
rt three full sus of rich carved paror urni.
surs covered in 80 In brccaiel a.d velyM rosewood os
- seserse nch secretary cons ea supesb rose
@oT sofs ind pier bles three magnificent msusl
ana p,sr rros rosewood reception and resumbsnt chairs
yssnsb,s coIscaon Of Oh psiasgs rcsJ fsned velvet
4, shades superb rosewood seosteads dress
- hnsesns wsshs and commcdes all TO match; Bee
~ s.v French couutrpanss barkee rose
a snouy with French nsrror 'front.' rosewood ~crstsy
~ ~ loure~a Frepeh chairs mirrors. clocks ,nc
,shle uraxh top sdeboad, great varsity
~ .,vs, wave ch china cat tass IVORY cuNssy 9ootss
81 win ausru,y Of Other turn"nre ~ eVofy 0'Pao"
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DAwrBRoxHRs sILs or WATCHES, JsWsL ny
Ac Ac-wk BOYD, sue'loneeJ ru s ~. al ~ ia
Nmpsoss r,oms ~ Job Rail- OF BowerJ sne , ns
t.nceI street, nrsnoe IN Deispcey street tns ~ ..
O'Clock. aswe " iesntd apioe no hnss
cesed eod ord silver WATCHES q choice m ruscnIs so
cissos and ssri-ty OF o,aT goods wprthy ,suon Of
ladies' ard NE rsds Bale positive asd for oa ~ 9raer'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

vxnW nm SOB uNUK, ACUtiUFNnh -, y, ~. ...,....
Drxeu,.ory ssis Of sbou, ONo worn q re hcae"
- - s,sytly European fancy goods ever irportsd
- AZ sCHBs CK. win ssn a snc'sn, isw vsy,
49, s....h.v al Al Al O'Clock and esch DAY NJ hen
snasy a H.s,sr street shove elesnrt so!s, y.
ssrs ~ mcs "a -ers Psfan srorpr gsnetN sna 49,
Assgns superb chcs vases mssnnssns
"A. s-rs ssr svrrza hns and marble niocss eicEsns
IA $780, IA ~. s,u bohemian Eisss vnre
- se .rd yschsst tedrss c,ored and plata ne nns.'
isvei 49,. ahse a. elegant pearl she'll iso,y snp oa
opeN Fns; iasies' iestncr and .eycs M s,. ~ th~
nsws: asa rcssss designs Agc, ne anes ss,,,on !,
- ssissrooss - yesnesdsy Inst and tbs pnshc nay
ssrred "a. he above are ne . ., c.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

ID r. BAHoe Az rIOrEnR BANGS 4 GO. WILL.
-. c9w for sale sis day OCT. 20 At 0x O'Clock Il tneiy
sAesroon Nassau street desirable $50 meut OF
sew and sepond furniture from
nsquiaAg 70 he highest bidder, conssss o.
eda bsddng mattressss bedsteads bureaus chars,
su egsres crcckevy cuevy, carpea. oaclosh, 40 also
rosewood mahogany ok sns snAme chamber and dining
sou furniture oil painusgs fanny goods 10 Sale
wNAou Catalogue spready early On Ne morning OF
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4 pMNrsrRAroR,s BALE on sPLsNpIp Roslwoop

4 DMEIsrRAroR's SALE or SPLENDID ROSEWOOD
~ and mahogany earor and chamber furniture inlaid
ooays e. gilt frame MIR oil paintings, pists aud
Ac this day ~ i0 O'Clock A the residencs is
West Pkseenth Seventh -HBGkY r.
LHHDS CO. nucson.ers will sell above, without,
and splendid suits CHI amber and dining fur
o.ture. N folio Two mAgui0ce Ally carved
wood parr suits covered In the aest aan brocsde
heavily carved suit In sk velvet nine pieces several Dres
den large size and 81 nens impor oil fer the
owners OF the mosi rcchrchs styles with ne>u
tful psnnas; oil psutnss with rich gold frames seeced
win care BY connotssenr one seven ocAvs pianoforte
rosewood library rookcase ei ttausry wbie top
togerea doors and backs; rosewood cabin N, sod
rosewood marble top SIDE nre and loo IA lies richly
ayysd vcltaye chairs In rh Frerch satin two
arre French mirrors vih standards heavily ri isoe
and brocade window fhsdes and reception chairs
ooYpsr stands The chambers furnhed In the most
ample msnuer having sod Eoiais sewood bedseada
h drseEn9 bureaus a1d wa-assrd. marble oI 1, nstnh
abou twelve pure hair msrtsses eight supsvcr tprnx nat
chairs aud soA 5eds,
siands Brussels three ply and iaEAn oupctius,
library boobcase maniel mrrJrs clocks and
ncnh window shades curtains and oornic G also, 20 solid
black walnut tsdsesds mahogany do nwrss r)cker,
bosisy And pillows, bedding 10 rosewood ball hat ssnt,
odclo<h Dining rcomCak extension dinsg table, feet
ioag, soma wiDn, and dining tables sofa OAK c sect
nstchnA and crockery ware plate gssswAre caster plated
tabe fuYalt-re sold oak bue plate glass back, and
n4her Articles which win descirod aogue 70 be had
Doring OF sse no pospor ement on scoornt vita
regard 70 the wsather may reiy upon
BsNRy r. LEEps. aucIoaser
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vgIss A. ". HrOw, TIE CuLnBhArnD BUSINESS
NJ cshvoy~t will reYsin fsw vses. shs CITY previous
icu or -su goods sdvse buaae rive deliBensons OF
character, &C. Residence 0rssns swce room 7, secoSA
400
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"A UCTIoH NOTCH IMPORTANT BANKRUPT sALH
"a Of furniture.

oANUUA OSaOOD co auctioneers win sell. Of their
sslesrons 81 Mas street this day Friday. atL Al
esb1c akes removed 70 our Store for conven.enso Of
sais CONSISTING par 2, ienr SUPERIOR no rose 700 ram
end hpeeky rosewood and mahogany marble egsrss
marble top bureaus and splendid sGd
side aud sea tables couches N
81 and har eo h. cak auit Of bedroom furniture
ali made 70 ma Oh; enAmel.d vblo top chamber
nui four solid and bach walnut eIten'ioo dnng
oAbls; mahogany tete sofas oh ,rs yockers 10
Hcoond hand Furniture and Mirrors.
nc entire furniture of family ieAvag for EUROPA And
moved nom Staten Island Tor sale sng OF large
3N q Ast cass dining room pAxor bedroom kcaen and
other furniture nnGish velvet tpesy three p and grain
rpeta ooiosi atovee blsS and oher bedding esshor
6ods, crockory, glass arc, plated ware. ~. Ac
Ons elsxAnt French plate g mauo mirror cost $lB
One roeo wood 6< plan ,forte and sol.
One mahogany srAno pAnoforo Ads Broad wood Son
Also, ut IL o. sock,
Tweuty I'VE superior oil psinogs In rich god gt francs
Catalogues WIN be ready early morning Of sao. The gsods
VII be viee this Afteraoon
livery article this sale will be positively sold with
ont PegArd b prices The yAde Invited
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log oacuA III syupm-slM nwwAkD - OWL
kSkp I'd v any porpou who suxr.ss ADAnu VIlx
RCN in Evng crvyect sAisUenn on Ill events through ne
sunbsA H:B=nsds.s Q. W oaly nal ksuuln: assse
oTist now IN he Uned ghts NJ wAyrAnS 70 curr he -
ysrrs Of po~sumppon, nvss sopians sscss, snd
na all ds>>ss1 ncsly by eharn- xsh gffed lady WI -
rcurvslvA - osssNH -vssk ssfvsss Ecssss asA ssnss
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= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LACE uAN IN CONSULTED
sbou, love- marriage and absent frentA She tells MI
E svenis s n t4 prsbsh sreet near Grand. ladies
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UCTION korInD.- Henry PARKS, AUCTION.
a esss, VIII sell this snd every evening this week 81
O'Clock broadway the bAlsnce Of stock Of books snd
FrercA eoored prints md dngs; aso sone Standard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

IN Us9s.snsisa saoos. q ~ Ia .sw. GRAD ru..sA.s
srscxAoS rASrouu
ws $685. Y , :. s:sa s;sy s g, = ~ :s- .aA
Ha0uTs,s SssAn~y. siasSas Issa:.o:aana-a
asa terminating va ne szssac adunpI snitusd =
sonz % TINE aArrr vARani
BowsR OF BEAUTY.
as vor This nssni Produs,m % Ne fu6 rs.sa
: COMPANY. ' 8os6ks suL sAyFs
s ses ss ' Nd i.
'''''o' "'r' ~ A''3 q sskkTfsp sAu.r,
y 80 '''''' 't MGsoaIsA RoLLA
whose 0eauis sES'e ard Asn ssvs ssss VI
usryIRsAL ADEs Aron.
roory opeu o. 6x 70 comuS6uoo nj " o'oioe3.
Tickets cents: upper tcntranoe Jrosby ~ css
NALLAoKs THEATRE.
IA, ssrAr nH,'s JILL o 81 r sas ssAsos.
S0ur'eAa aas Il ss 's1s ;sias' aSsB.xp
In conjunction VIII ss, aaS IN Is Essss drama
nver arts. In the Asa.rs win Aopeax.
AURA RSEsKs TuBArRs. GA BRoApw AZ. ABOVE
- Houston street --An old COMEDY and nsw rAros.
y" farce df tim: ~ Y 81; sSs s4 SfzES called
Jefferson Burnett Peters and Mssos Keene Jef
'' sTs & sse g ';e sS SS issfs;s
~ s;:;:
% Ies or; 1s s,z j:
Doors open ~ o.; 70 dominance - ~ precisely
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a HIeB nIs sAIR-kICH'L KnRRIoAN, AUCTION
"A eev win ssl this cay at 10 O'Clock ~ n First avenue.
he cossenh OF 'AcoI-lcf tobac ssales
Zones n BY order CT sAM'L Asst, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

| INV kVBLACAI1O81s
GAIA HIeHr AT rHI FAIR, CRYSTAL PALACE.
= ri; Sss:! .Ss1p :ss Sd Rs,:st g.
N fm ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
foR sovEMBER.
Ppss...;; !s:s,s r.es sss ...s..s.s..
s s. . s:s:s.,: I s.gIiis.se..
5ss ossra.V: oSseAias
DARN :sss..
Boswell = No % 's's 1'a0 - ~ own
=. an sis Of s...se,n..
s ssiss.s india 4 aotsFn A'''r~'r'
&: 9 SIs:3s 4 Sls::s. Poetry
a. E':! s;;i ss s:s::.
Az 'sc ds.s + o. = e Y:
err ~ r ss ros one he. post PAID In any pan
- fH1III -. as sX Up 90. PuslsAsv,
sss ;sS
0ORARYNERsaw IO1I01s.
$500 .. r:asSs ss.sa
Ss sass ss;s rs
$SUU Sss.a% t:x so.s: s:oaas sssS xdsrs::
S0O0 -rAaTxnR wAxz.r.-Ax IxrMLLaANr
s. ~: @
@QEO "A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT GAN FIND
.Dd M By @ So.
Herald once. stating name. 20 Aus. reside IN PAadeDha
$1,000 :. asss y sys g.
hed cash sctuTnx business that Days roo % sroa
.S,.:s ;s
Any &c s:a :: sp x Ia s' boz @
$4,000 s,s' II .asa
Lsa wtAou. Il. on Investment Success guaranteed Bes
oacs.
CoPABTNHzsHIf NorIos-rHE ooPARrNHRsHH
sa uaas s sS y 4
ss~.a i his day dissolved y mutual eoS:sns ~
NEW YORK. o.. H. isu JOIN JOHN nsx u 10oAAADf i"
Mss lLUrroN-THs ooPARrNIRsHIP HERIro
fore % s bo:r qrssom ha.g anu
se
that the bu,nsss Of ssn and namsn.sl pal ting in all IL
cen No Isl Green s'ch ses norsheas Of Robin
GILBERT GRAHAM Gao 10. arahsm,.
siIBs Il H ashaAH
PiRTsHh WANTED .ITnlR SILENT OR ACTIVE.
'nsa old established iupor iDg bbiag and family wine
rrg by Limitation on kov 8 II active 10 take charge OF
the nAIc al de- mt and must be
bu,i mar With uneIcsptonsbe re erences Capital
quired from 500 10 $1,000 Ad6rns with and
'sIsnc,s, Wine ssroh.n. boz a,9S ros oioe - -
THE ooP PARTNERSHIP HxRrroroRY nxIsr1Ne uN.
ass 5, arm
sed be paid 10, and al outs Andpg obligations
ed by John horren Who alone author zed TO
Nkw DIRK, Got ~, 1851 WI H. SIMMON1
III updeigped Ill ccnin usual the VII ,lesalo
liquor tobacco and business OF tho late old
stand OF Roosevelt and Front stree une ne
OF John 4oprell JNO. aORRELL.
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DAwNBRoKERB eALE-A. n CRIsTALAR, AUO-
uopeer, Bovery, viii sell this day, October 30 u III
clock large and val ment OF and
wearing apps e coAnpg In part Of sk cApes and
mAntAs, SIX and winter shaws bocnets silk And
satin callers boots AMI Shoes qus BLANKETS Spreads bed
ding tools guns and pistols musical aud instru
end silver watches very, Ac. BY order o.,
Jonah Salomor 3, las Grand street.
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llNAY H. LIRrS sCO., AUCfIoNxBks- OFFICES
u 1passsu street. will sell at Auctfo,, Saturday, Ocl
81, Ut IL O'Clock, at q Commercial wharf, Atlantic Dock
Bro KY sbt Ut OK boz shooAs In line order su
BILE for The West India Market wi bout reserve Terms cMh
ci
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GILBERT 3. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
" sAvAGn .in sell q their ssleneom 81 led = street.
Friday, October 20 A. NJ staple And fancy dry goods
6ne line oil wool blankets, mems woolleu hose mons
wool undsrshirts and drawers jewaxy, fAncy goods
French perfumesy, cl0tfinz, fans, 70.
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OoBERr PENN. AUTHORITATIVE SELL ON
~ SATURDAY Oct 81 o. ic, tn, hou.shoid ur1inre
sisins Of beds bedsesd chairs tables OIL
cloth, netting china glass croskery, &c splendid Fog
pull beer pump basafells board toxehr with The
Of the preiscs for 1--WE Cneac est ana ben
location for 1pglish ahades IN the city.
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MEDICAL.

el mn YoRFIrrnD AND NO CHARGE UNLRaa
VI.UUU cured.-Dr HUNTER curss wAen The treat
eni o. oher psyscans and all oAsr remedies fA HIS rcd
db EASES No Division street. the ony place now 90 well
known for me yery many erraovdnAr cures has perform
cd without diet hpdrAnos from business when ali otes
remedies only drive the dlsesse 10 the blood u only Tta
he patient from secondary attacks and the only
edy that does Try all others and Be
Of bsndbi stating Or Humber has removed Is villain
deception 1hc that oounterfefix coed medicine
worse lhan q lhief Medical books and advice gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

DAWk BROKIKs SALu-JOHN MORTIMORB, AUO
uoneer, No East Broadway win sell this DAY, largo
assortment OF wrmens wearing apparel consulting OF cloth
mapulas oien shAws, frocks quilts anksn and ohr
aricis suitable for the preeas seAaon also a ~ cciock
cf frock coats pans be sold
without BY order OF g. J. Law No. 40 Broome
arAat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

uURv II. LIEF 4 Co. AUOTION1aRs-OFFlO1 q
Ii Raseau at et will sell Of ucion Saturday Oct ST.
O'Clock q the ,sssroom % Ea,sau street household
furniture consisting OF Brn snd inyrAs
wood suits covered IN crmscn brocste mahosany sofAs
srd tote etee covered hair CLOTH mshoyany
shcgsny marble top SIDE pier and centre tables
walnut do, mahogany marble Top wAshsands dressing blu
lace curtains and oorncss hair
and pillows oilcoh, mating Ac. Also, Assor; OF
china gs and crockerJ olso assortment OF kitchen
frrnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

"A house Of Thompson French "a and SIS West street. ~
OAros refined oI Saturday 1
100 Wall street, byaciuhs
eul n 0RuEp Ouch bURDnTT AucsiouoePp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

uENRY BDRTB JR. AUrTIOunHR WILL SELL.
~ on Friday oct,ber 80, Q. 10Y O'Clock 4 n. 81 the
srocesies greeA and back teas sugars syrup uoanes
adawaniine candes spces London porter Scotch ale
mAocaroni, oil, 40 also large 10, OF wines
que brady, rom GIN whiskey port and sherry vine cham
payne Hn~NuA seGArs, 10. order FRnD.
l. vULTEn, Depu Sheriff,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

. g-,ss,ss LuLna ARp CO., or RHrws CyH AurAaNM
:. yr.pss desire 10 procure An Agent for me sale q sx
{ q Pssss address thsm directly, y Rcs~s, cvss =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

4 UUYIoN roTICH-THis DAY. AT 81 CANAL
"a sxoe l0ls oclo. the stock and fixtures OF
aps q general .sscrta en-, OF faney dry goods Ase
drod nen shirs, perfunery &C. 10 also sh,w and
glasses counters and drAvers Sale positive cloSe con
cern. CkOAnLlkN 90 Auc ioncers