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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-19
RULES AND REGULATIONS

Authentic pedigrees of blooded
stock of all kinds will be required.
When there is no competition, or
when the articles offered may not be
worthy of premium, the withholding
of premium will be at the discretion
of the Directors OH the report Of the
Judges.
Should any individual enter an ami
NAL or article in another name than
that of the bona file owner, the per-
son making such entry shall not be
allowed a premium, should one be re-
ported by the Judges, and shall be ex.
cIuded from competing at any future
exhibition of Society.
Premiums will not be paid on arti'
ces or animals removed from the ex.
hibition before it closes, unless by con-
sent of the Directors.
No animal shall be allowed n premi.
Urn if he has any infections or conta-
gious disease. and any person know
ingly offering such animal, or bring
ing him on the Fair grounds, shall be
excluded from future exhibitions.
Exhibitors must see to the delivery
OF their articles upon the show
grounds. The Society will not in any
case provide for their transportation,
or the subject to any expense either
for their delivery, or return from, the
Fair grounds.
The names of the Judges appointed
will be announced at 8 o'clock on
each morning.
Stock may be exhibited for pre-
NUNS by any citizen of the State. If
it shall have been owned and kept in
the State for three months, immedi-
ately preceding the Fair, upon the
exhibitor. if not residing in Franklin
County, becoming a member of the
Society.
No article Of domestic manufac.
turc shall be allowed to compete for
premiums except raised in the State.
No crop shall be allowed to compete
for premiums except raised in the
county. Et..
Exhibitors residing in Franklin
County not members of the Society
will be required TO pay such entrance
fee as may be fixed by the Directors.
Premiums and Diplomas will also
be awarded for such articles of and
improvements in Agricultural aud
not mentioned in this
list, as may be found worthy.
Persons wishing to compete for the
premium essay, mus. forward their es- |
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If YouR HAIR is HAWsH,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If your hair is gray,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If your hair is thin,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
lfyou are bald,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If you have nervous headache,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
1fyou have dandrutf,
Use FroG Woods hair restorative.
lfyou have eruptons,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
If you desire glossy hair,
Use Pror Woods hair restorative
If you desire to preserve the COLO,
Use Poo. Woods hair restorative
# you desire not to loose the crIor,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
If you want cheap article,
Use Prot Woods hair restorative
II you admire the beautiful lock-
Use Prof Woods hair storativc.
If You admire the beautiful riuge's,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If you wish beautiful comp.ekion.
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If you wish face free from pimrlcs,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If you wish to appear young,
Use Prof Wood. hair restorative.
If you want testimony Overwhelming,
Read the circular of Prof Woods hair restorative.
IF you want to find it,
The depot is at ia Market ST., st. Louis. Mo.
II is also sold by every popular druggist in city and
country. Dec l9-w.fy
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q. M. FARM FIR.

AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE 1872 SQUARE,
Winchester, rr6ky Tennessee.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article IN cabinet furni-
ture at the shortest notice, either Of hio own
manufacture or Of factory work. He is de-
tormined that no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for custom. Any
article of his own make that does not prove
to be such as he sells il for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFINS FURNISHED e
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, aud on the shortest notice, and
sent TO any portion Of the country without
extra charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point of gentlcness in any
country.
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All persons having claims against the estate
Of IL. F. Robertson, due, will please present
them to the undersigned duly authenticated.
And all persons indebted to said estate arc re-
quired to come forward and make payment,
or the same will be placed in the hands Of
proper persons for collection.
II. II. SMITH, Admir-,
March II, 1858. If
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/
Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, SO constructed ~
to fully meet the demands oi'lamlieI for gen
craluS
pit is very simple and is never liable tc
get ont of order.
3 1t makes seam which will not rip
though every thread stitch is cut.
4 It. is not shuttle machine.
3 1t sews with too needles, making any
length stitch desired,
It sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change Of spools, to all
varieties Of work.
1.-THE same Machine runs silk or linen
thread and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
s This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
n cont with the same ease and facility that it
sews n straight seam.
9 This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seems are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric 30 that it is free from all liability
to break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made BY this machine are
more beautiful than nny other made either by
hand or machine.
rhe price Of the Machines at office in New
York, range from S1J TO $50, an additional
charge Of !ElO is only made on each machine
over New York pricesat Office in Nashville,
to defray expenses Of transportation &c. to
Nashville
r. II. BROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
March Goth. 2y
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NJ. W. ROBINSON. ............HE HENRY HAL
ROBINSON a. EnAH.E,
CABINET MAKERS g. UNDERTAKES

Thankful for past tavors, the unders gned
would solicit IL continuance Of the same.
Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen TO
the parlor, constantly on hand or made to Or
der by good Workmen or COTTAGE
BEDSrEADS also for sale
Having an excellent Hearse. they are pre-
pared to make and carry out Collins on short
notice aud reasonable terms.
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NOTICE.

ON the 18th day of August, 1853, at Tracy
City, in Grundy county, Tennessee, i VIII. a. u
trustee, sell for cash the property conveyeIS
to me by E. L. Best & Co., by deea od.sI
Nov. II, 1857, consisting of horses mules 'a.
oxen, railroad carts, shovels, picks, crow'oai,'
and in fact all the tools for carrying on Ia"'
road work. A. ,. CoLXAn, t'"'''
July IL.
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LINCOLN HOUSE,
TUIIahOma. Tenn

10. B. SMITH, PnopRlrrov.
Having taken charge of the above hotel r
Will endeavor TO please all who may favor mo
with call. From my friends and the cj,;.
zens OF Franklin and the surrounding coun.
try, would solicit patronage. The table will
at all times be provided with the best ,ho
country affords, and every care will be ,ukeu
to please oil. ''
There is good Livery Stable contiguous
to this house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry
and Lynchburg mail and passenger coach
leaves his hotel every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday for the above places, at Il o'clock
P. NJ, and returning every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday, Mt II o'clock A. NJ, making
connections with the Nashville and Cbot,O.
nooga and McMinnville and Manchester mail
Trans Tuahoma, July II, 1857.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS!
offered By the Franklin County
Agricultural and Mechanical
5 &C ! e 7 Y.

Tho following Premiums will be
awarded by the Franklin County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
ut its Third Annual Fair, to be held
at Winchester, commencing on the
9Th day Of October, 1853.
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GIFTS ! GIFTS!! GIFTS !! J.!
$25, 90 worth Of fine Gifts for the People!

A. S. BURLEIGH, PROPRIETOR.
New ALBANY, INDIANA.
WISHING TO introduce p Childs Il Co.'s Oriental or
W Sovereign Balm Pills and the Egyptian Salve or
Rheumatic Plaster throughout every part Of the United
States, am offering extraordinary inducements 10 pur
chasers. The Pills and Save sold at 2 cents cash. and
every purchaser that buys to the amount OF 81 90 worth
OF the above medicine receives
A FREE GIFT
that varies in value from 25 cents to fny dollars.
The Proprietor has such unbounied confidence In the
medical worth OF the above medicines that he Cor his
agents. will REFUND THE MONEY back freely to those
who after fair tri,i, not fully satisfied.
THE GIFTS consist Of Watches. fine Gold Pencils.
Breastpins, Finger Rings Lockets Work Boxes, Port
Monnaies, Gin Books. Letter Paper; etc.
HODGES & RICHARDS,
Aprils. en- Nashville, Tenn.
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ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
A. DESPORT

MOULD inform the citizens Of winchester ana su
w rounding country that he 10 prepared TO paint I'd
STYLE all kinds of designs for the orpamenting OF pao
and will repair old paintings with accuracy. HIS room u
at Jourdan's cor nor, on the square. lr'O
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT II. NICoI.AY, AUCTToNEER.-BY ALBERT
IA I'll K1CoLAf, cilce No. Broad street Regular a
ton sales OF stocks and bonds at the Merchants Exchange
every day socks aud bonds bought ID private sale
and II thu brokers board.
SALE THIS DAY AT i21s O'CLOCK SIZE CATALOGUE
"A SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOU sEHOLn FURNITURE,
THIS DAY MoNDaY), NOV. ",
AT iOH O'Clock precisely The large four story brown stone
house, 20 W est Twenty sixth street Sixth avenue
by j. j. KENNlE, Aucioneer.
PARLDR.
Consisting of two suits parlor furniture two large richly
reception chairs all In The richest crimson brocade
two solid marble tops and mir
DOORS superby carved rosewood centre table rosewood
secretary and bookcase lined with satin wood Turkish and
and mante mirrors Oil pantings-Copy OF Madonna by
Ham, fruit piece by Ham, and various other paintings by
carved solid pearl keys and nadswi solid pearl magn6
painted Paran marble sauees bronze and oval
thirty day clocks, velvet carpets, &C.,
Solid table rich decorated china and dinner
SETS and forks silver silver table
SPOONS and teaspoons dinner and breakfast plates
silver BASKETS ch and engraved decanters gobets
chanipagiee, wines and tunbers.
Complete rich Bohemian two mirrors clock
China ornaments shades curtains, seat chairs do
ecu, and carpets
whole Of the OF the magnicently furnished
Chambers consisting OF splendid rosewood bedseads bureaus
washsands, marble top, all made order and match
MAHOGANY BEDSrEADs,
Bureaus China toilet completes ingram wool and Brrs
GELS carpets sofas and sofa besead rockers armchars
other spring bottom chairs lounges feather beds hair
tnatresses pillows holsters stands &c. &c
Sale to commence IN the kitchen AT III O'Clock All purchaa
to the auctoneer will be required to leave
deposit ,
and ship their goods.
Sale positive and percmptory, rain or shine.
N. B.-Sisth cars pass the corner
j j RENNIE. AuCtiOnePr.
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a sSifsE MEATS

~ iBt O's GARDEN
49, poass optic sfflt a. ctpuense ,tTka
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EVOlN9lDhS ON Tuk Trguy ,,ong
hv Marietta Xanirtfa and aheys 1870 49, g
The suuHng comic r'vrrfis.esnena
fUE1llSrtan
PnnChiaeN (htss umcl va ....-.-.
Mons hsthru Mile Lana Wudei W.. gss :. =, ae~
The ani dramatic psntom,me
HTtEkE
tc1uffn bsf-T~l R.ypS
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RAkSuxs Ax xrSnss M Mus Ma,nrps
The s1' S5eE9 vi" the
wholly mike saything that has preceded In the cirde Of
GALAXY or JUVENILE GENIUS.
savisroasKr rASroNsE BALLET TROUPE.
Nh Twtsf3 i1f rs ;SvEsE
who certay equal IN public life and besla
% '''i rsh A XII l- oSsN ei pfsosFToS
ia their e'es wTsN md G Gs'q c TN
win also appear rms ccssonthc whole pSescring col
lection o co in n66RY sfss5 % ne
and It, 'Pp''''aiafb snIaifss1 Tins WEEK.
Monday S'I EVERY sa aFTfyaS Zoe IS O'Clock
EVERY Evs mi ssS =. >. O'Clock.
TfiE ALPINE MAID. -
Amer which the panoiinc ballet arranged BY Mems
THE NAY FEsrTvEt;
Or. PAT oy rug VILLAGE
ANees ne infsnt ANcs
SoSs jayne Yasne blonde pretended ovsr' peassnss
In the course Of tie piece grand Pas e Deur by rnfn,
fssae csmqas ~ fssad Pas g. Fsar, q y The rosps
kier With song ia. SewsSoy BY Master rrd I've
years old = s iGafSar Si IN THE KITCHEN.
ON, Too NAsy COOKS srott rns BRorn -,
n. as 6u aasp he ballet .rs.fs dsuses :
The elegant Incompatible Aquara Ocean and River
PANTY Living serpens are ali TO be the sse,
"' Hamt sss . ii . cents ohrru under Is
RRS44NNyysr x xrsnnr porpr or rHs WORLD.
Mechanics Hall. E2 Rroafwsy above Grand street.
Monday evening Nov - and every night during the
More pew Novelties Dances Solos Bmlesques, Co
" gsRaY ara DAN BRYANT IN their lvshsels
POLITICAL ss sFss q sYTyyssiEss wARpLERs.
THE POWER or music, &c
WIN me ns' s'9 4ii ~ I ssrfn OF FREEDOM.
Doors open sts1s. " commence al, IN Tickets d cents
L,RASKfrS MUSEUM 1T GRAND STREET ONE
door rom Brcsdwsy-Open every Afternoon and aghi By
'''''"e s3DFh ARTrsrEs.
consisting Of auoupe Of Twenty young ladies' who for
6esu, and symnery .. agure sand unrvsed. Strangers
In the United states whore The Model srses exhibited
Two performances are given every Day commencios At
Oe''1 and U snrn m sH' Ts sgs sp'e'
~ each performance Also great variety 81 other en'erta
MUS ''''s rssatE NlSsrRus.
composed en'irsy - laes n hsir psrr. sn'er'nnea's
AduisspnOchessS seats ~ certs Boxes y cents FRI
y.e toxes 81 seats e ne s,asr IS -. ..,.,,,
NOTICE Ng Hss.sssrff o. ria atSkasR. ''''
Gef re- hea ox MN " ss si y t>a n,ptr
wi sppear forming trra tsNsy e eesuy For fdl var
uculars sec tass
Aiso ale Ma. ag fesita' Aut also Jealousy 70 the
Kitchen afs uIatel Ms ".ntas snera@cn aad evening
Troupc twenty talented children - hsrnams Museum
GRAND ExuuBirrcS o. CLASSICAL. srArUErIc
" PAINTINGS
-" sI0kssrrvE GALLERY. ga BROADWAY,
oas dsor frc- tsa'a seeres ,hes,re
cons'.,lns q vsrs'es sFeciireu'ot
UEsoymssIcArED sn1
Cpen lsy saa evsaEs siaAsl.a > esaA
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AURA KERNE'S THEATRE GA BROADWAY.
IL urABAIED SUCCESS AND SEVENTH WsNK
TOM TAYLCRS GREAT ORIGINAL. COMEDY.
Which has been performed at this theatre
SIX tDNSEftftNE WEEKS
TO Overlooking audiences having witnessed durug
numerous rtselsatoDs ~
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
Who have testified their opnion aud appreciation Of
rils by
SPONTANEOUS BURSTS or LaUGHTER
AND GkNUtNh APpIAGSN
Such have before echoed within the wallis
metropolitan theatre
MONDAY EVENING, NOy 20. 1881
AND EVERY NraHT TINS WEEK
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D,svsRr,s GREAT MECHANICAL Prcrr RE-
Is IHE DESTRUCTION 90 JERUSALEM
w open the bail, Rrosdwsy Beeckes ~-~~aL
Aso the Car ened psnorars Of the HOLY LAND. svrsv
wcirns ~ aid sat rfsy Afternoon ctirt. sui
e,S-.1g s,Ils Ada.lss'9a y esuls, chidsSa - seas
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L,NECTrOES SAfE-A FARM OF FORTY FIVE
~ vii We sold nj public sale on Wednesday 18th of
U-eemer the premises between the hours n u and
" beautiful country seat IN the township ot Franklin,
Somerset ,nunty ~ ~ ten nones walk frou the depot %
the New Jersey aud Milestone Railroad. On the premises
mansion house. 40 feet twu stories
rneu a tenant house and other necessary oubullngs,
and ui IN variety. desirable residence for
eenean dong busncss New York 100 acres land part
OF ofias farm VIII be sold on tie day. For fr
ther particulars inquire Oft k. VAN DoREN 81 Nassau
street or NJ ~. VAN DOREN, go Ffh Terms
delivery of deed, balance
can remain bund aud mortgage for one year.
IIFSRy W HERTs. IN. ATCT1ONEER. WILL SELL,
fueaiay November ~ ~ los ocock At ls2 Broad
wsv the entire Of said saloon and sursnFine
WINS tnwaFx ssFars fruits ~ alan all the
trfs che mirrors ruckery glass ware cutlery cooking
rannes aud utensils Ae &C. Terms cash, IL city funds
W HUNT kUCTloNrFR Will. SKILL on MONDAY,
~ N O'Clock, NJ he ssesrons No 81 Nassau
ofdaponis witches icwelry,
sleeve bsna studs breas MOS Nc The attention. ~
the trade ard respectfully invited 10 tns sale
article offered WIN be permporily sold. taaHgaes now
ready.
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Nj poraurv ,ucrrovrTr. VIII. HOLM MS RF

nj DOUGHTY NUCTrOvEFR, WILL HOLD us Rf
t guar sale &c household furniture tomorrow TUESDAY
November 80 NJ los O'Clock, NJ the saesroc ~ Nassr
street consisting &c rosewood and mahogany parcr SUITS CO.
veed - bfcniel and hair cloth, marbcf too centre tables
ct CERES hal stands oak dining furniture, extension dn
ng ables chairs ~ match oak setoards DRESSING bureaus,
mahogany AND rosewood iaands match, mahogany
fts liS trie aieeS wArsrobes lounges &c The
above sale 4 wen worthy Go attention ~ houskeepor
overv gt wtl be positively sold n IN. highest bidder
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(NIrPPER SHIP or WEDNESDAY DEC 8.
~ SUTTON A CO IS DESPATCH LINEFOR
SAN FRANCISCO
POPULAR IINE-MAGklFICENr SIfIPS
The famous aud celebrated Al first class clipper sp
ANDREW JACKSON,
Williams master,
Having made the passages San Fran co In l02 and 100
reverng her IN hpe order, justly
LEGGED The most desirable convey snce to tbatpot
She In receiving freight A.
PIER p EAST RIVER.
And will promptly sstl "a above.
Shippers DESTROYS 81 capacity ~ this extraordinary
weasel will promote their Interest sending their cargo
da.ely alongside and their bill ~ laing
SuTTON a 90. So South street conner of Wall
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DP NJ IARMOvT "a yrRCER STREET, CORNER or
l J sprne opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New oacc
ours from 10 M. uapr ", except sundays
nocros HUNTERS ONLY oryIcs rsAr so pIvr.
stSp rect New YORK cltv established ~ " lisa Open
from se,cn n inc morn,rg uuu Ten "a tis egeoing
nR RALPH 81 BfEECkFR STRgET-BOURs i0i.
IL =, q aud from It'll IL tn evening
TYR WATSON go RVoONr gTRraT, SECOND BLOCK
IL weei II Brpsdseg Oce honrs tnm T. me morning
10 m the evening
nR WARD no 49, ROADWAY. s0uTHr ssT
~ corner a. Rlrrvve street sccgrd h1ar Otce h1trs
from A N u Tor 81 day ga SUalays ffoe 4, NJ "a.
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M u ffIIINPN NHIs SFIIJ THIS DAY, At NIN
IN. ton IL the bazaar No ~ Cfosby family
hte warranted sound aud knd DO. all black large horse
NJ hands hah warranted, besides number OF low priced
n ters, second hf nj light top wagons harness &c.
IyAwNRRC,KER's SAfE-ArCTrON NOTrCE-THIs
day at lois o'clock N The salesyo Is Fas, Broadway
Troc Hill a w. r. THOMPSON win sell nv order ~
Ias wv tss uraaf 40 ln's superior men wearing
sppsl far the md worthy the attention ~
eenefs also "a IL o'rlprk, hNe wntlss, iewelry ~.
Pagubfekels dpesd u bg arcr VI Frientenbl gh
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ID SECOND NIGHT
GREAT TRIUMPH
The Greatest american Comedy written
MONDAY EyENfNa. NOV 20
EXTREMES.
Mr. l.. RICHTNdS,
Miss CAROLINE RrCIITNas
s1coSD ArrEARAScs,
W N admirable and efficient Of
IsTABiIsHED NEW YORK fAvORrTEs.
To Conclude with the spar king petite comedy OF
NAVAL rNGA8EHENTS
Doors open AZ :, performance commences Al O'Clock
Stage Msnages Mr. JOHN MOORE
Acting Manages. ...................Mr WAYNE DIVINE
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yHIIIIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. ls
w Chatham square, will sell this day, at O O'Clock the
entire urntuebedng stoves carpets iockety glass anr
China chairs sofas &C. &C. contained III the private
boarding house II Monroe street,
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vxyANTFD-LsDrEs AND GENTLEMEN, FOR A FIRST
clss coaeer, hall Singers dancers negro AMI gymrss
e performers Gal engagement for the winter
b. applying 70 VIM HITCHCOCK, Fountain Boei Ia
tsnsl stree,
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UcTION NoTICE-LARGE AND PEREMrToRY
N aaIe of magnificent furs.-WEII.ES NICHOLS, auction
sser-BROWNE NICHOLS will sell on Tuesday, Nov ~ AZ
II O'clock at their saesroom No 50 Nassau street. large
assortment fancy Manufactured this
istng Of manlas capes nufs, cis viotornes all of the
best quality styles from sabes, ermuc, mink
narten fitch squirrel &C. be with the choicest
of sleigh offered The selection
f,rs is unequalled They Will be exhibition Monday
a UCTION notice.. BOGART. AUCTfOt EER-BY
"A s. BoGART.-Monday, Nov. %, lOli O'Clock, the
auction rooms No North William street mortgage sale Of
one iron sale Herring atept Office desks chaics
A. THOMSON Attorney Tor Mortgage
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TAKE NOTICEABLE THE FURNITURE AND BED
ding heretofore dvrrtised be sold 18th November
at 1886 Broadway viii he sold Oh Friday Sd day Of Decem
500 good notes Of four aud sis n oniha will be takea vii
sell u. private sale unit. the Sd day of December
f. MARTIN O56 Broadway
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A UCrI0s NOTCCE.-R1CH HOLIDAY PRESENTS At
"A aIrtioGG. g. HORTON aucuoneer. viii set This day
o'clock The sa1~room 5S1 inson street splendid
Jegelry Consisting gold and silver watches
chains Ils hro0rnes STUDS, &c. n Brhis stock will be
without reserve Is the closing sale OF the
UC1fos SALE--CN MONDAY. NOV. - TO COW
IN 1T i o'clock. the balsnc. of of millinery
CONSISTING b0nnef, rhbons lac al d-r
wells nj sa.yes, the store ~ sixth avenue.
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BILtIANDS.
A MANUAL or THE GAME or BILLIARDS. WITH
n AL the rules II the game, Instructions 70 students illus
trned with diagrams q shots cue posions ac nc Prce
~ o'coNSoa 4 coidEsDER, 81 Ann street Nv.
DffiIARB TABLES or EVERY DESCRIPTION. MANU-.
ID actured and for ssle with trimmings Of All kinds By
o'CoNNoE CoiJ.ENDER ~ Ann street y.
DuItARDs-w w. GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SALE
I'D hia improved combination cushioned tables which
truth and speed. Call and examine. Prices $50, sFs aud
W w. GRIFFITH, Lac Fulton stree,
IAMrs JACK, BULLS HEAD HOTEL, CORNER THIRD
AMI Twenty fourth street, his elegant and
spacious Billiard This evening with three OF sharp cee
trnfed tables All lovers 0 good Of billiards should
give him call
DHEIANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
Il CONSERVATION cushions
Patented Feb ~ 1859 October T 1886
Dec 1857; Jan. ~, 1853,
These tables are now well known be ne bes 10 the world
sale only the al aud So Ana street.
Phelsns $50 and 1ss broadway, N. "
SrcoND HAND RIIIiArn TABYFs FOR SALE WOOD
- beds lov SlD IN good ordc- and not much used
Marble beds x1D ~ $50. Wanted % hire with
two or three tables. All orders " the line attended 70
". n, HARDWOOD.
sc Seventh avenue corner Twenty eighth street
w y sHARPs IMPROVED BALLARD TABLES wITu
w. a. W. Ito mans patent reitexble cushiNas-paened
Nav ISIS edged Ny the mos, practical ard scientific
hy having greatest advantage an Others fr accuracy
and correctness Purchasers Nh Do vii hy calling ard
mining before purchesng elsewhere Nanutcory tS FULTON
street.