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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
Holloway's Ointment.
THE GREAT COUNTER IRnIrANr.

The virus of disease often makes it's way to the internal organs through the pores of the skin. This penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand as it Is rubbed in is absorbed through the same channels. and, reaching the seatofin]ammation, promptly and invariably subdues it. whether located in the kidneys the liver the lungs, any other important organ. It penerates the surface to the interior through the countless tubes that communicate with the skin as summer rain passes into the fevered earth, difsing its cool and regenerating influence. SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR SWELL
 LINGS.
 Every species of exterior irritation Is quickly re- duced by the antinfammatory action of this Oint- nent Angry EnUpTIoNs such as SALT RHEuM, EhY- sIpEIAs. HITTER, RINGwoRA, SCAbD HEAD NErfLa RASH, SGABIEs tor ITcH) &c., die out to return no more, under it's application. Hospital experience in all parts of the world proves its infailbity in dn eases of the skin, the muscles the joints and the glands.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

WARNER BROTHERS C.R 0 CE IF S at what some would call "Panic Prices" for
 :-s' Cash" is wiat we're after,
 And !" di,net'' we Il surely have! Good Y. Hyson T.a 50 Ground Allspce pr bx. .o5 Superior quality de.. -75 s'' tinnamun,'' .05 Am.s Aas.s sosa slsst' Ss S ciJyss csppsf SS oS Burwcit's Soap, .os Black Lead, .04 Pure 'Ginger, .0S Tobacco. per lb, .25 Babbjtps saleratus, .esM. R. Raisins, .121 old iavs Coffee, IS Brown Sugar, .O5 Bearf& Cumming $ do F Coffee Sugar, II Nutinegs,. per oa., .0S Boston Crackers. 'casikin's Msishes pr NJ :os t Rice. Rice Walape do. 'sS*.06 Sack Salt, IS Lard, .+". .16 Pockets Salt, 10 Candies, v" .l4 :,
 Frujtapd Confectionery constantly on hand and at the Iowest posstle prices
 In ooni,ecfion with the above is our Meat Market which yc shall keep: well supplied with all kinds of The place is isBcckwith' $ Building, No and South street
 P. S..-For beverage we have only ALE, BEER, saud CIDER. The Ardent which has f.,rmerIy been a aeading article of trade here has lstl to,rn.
 Should yeu ask us, why this rumpus,
 Why this wonderful coinmotion,
 Why the rush is all at Warmers,
 Why they tel. such mighty stories,
 We would answer, we would tell you,
 Tell you why so many people
 Get their Groceries tt Warmers.
 Get their Teas and get their Sugars,
 Get their Meats and get their Oysters, Aud other nee fils all Ievered!
 "Yis because they take the papers,
 Go to wander little cities.
 Buy for Cash and bring the stuff home Buy just what by ali is needed,
 Sell for Cash and little profits, Sell for mighty little profits, Keep the little wheels in motion,
 That $ the way they get the custom,
 And the Ladies take peep in,
 <;ee iW setters to annoy them.
 Buy justsach suits their fancy,
 0fsConfcctia nlties, &c.
 Should ynu ask where the place is,
 Where th.y a, ci, mighty business
 We. woui s,w,;r W aid tell you In the iisild Eg uwir.: by !i.ckwith,
 Situtte in fitrield x 'itil,rtreet i;
 Fha' is where tiey tn the business;
 in"fe i'is iyer saves sl'mc lehnie-,
 saves ine i those little pennies Wacn rerned Us .N;chle !" Nix
 And he goes ,i, way rejoicing
 "ith the number in his pocket
 :, Surfn STREET." .
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

the prlnclpai regulators } when it performs its ! CTS of the system are . stomach is almost entire , healthy action of the
 forinance of its functions ] fault, the bowels are at tenn suffers in conse- ! the Liver-havingce ceas. ', tine diseases of that vr , tors has made it his more than twenty years. \ wherewith to counteract t., which it is liable.
 , remedy is at last found, Liver Complaint in :, to try a bottle, and con compound has been gums and extracting ble for the active virtues ) gums remove all morbid . system. supplying in ! of bile, inyigurating the
 digest well, purifying the
 health to the whole ma- } causes of the disease, and < without any of the disa- , by using Calomel or
 usually resorted to.
 is sufficient to relieve , the food from rising and
 taken before retiring ! at night loosens the ! costiveness.
 each meal will cure Dys- teaspoonfuls will always ] female obstruction re- , disease, and makes a 1 ,liately removes Cholic, , ed is a sure cure for
 preventative of Cholera. , will prevent the recur- tacks, while it relieves needed to throw out of medicine after a long )Jaundice removes all
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

At Court of Probate holden at Lhfed witan md oy the District ef Lacl.feld, tue l2fh day ef January A. D. ]65S
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

At Court of Prcbas holden at Laceld n aud for Me District of Ljtc4fld, o the 2sM day ef January, A D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

At Court e Probate holden at Winchetr scithin and for the Distrie 9 Wnchester, on Me 3OM dug cf Janua ry 4 L lS!IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
A T a Court of Probate holden at New Milford A Jan. 23, 1858:

JOHN BOYD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
j. )Jaundice removes all

CDlVl HUH tIlc sklDs Tt time before eating gives d makes food digest well. ed cures Chronic Diarr- while summer and bowel o the first dose. attacks caused by worms. ren there is no surer, safer , world, as it nerer fails. l in these statements {; they t we can give evidence to it are giving their unani- .or.
 ure in recommending this ye for Fever and Ague, evers of a Bilious Type. [, and thousands are will erful virtues.
 ef Liver Remedies now re are none we can so fully ,rd's Invigorator, so gen nghout the Union. This 'iuer, Ant1gcrator, producing on all who use it. Almost
 have been given of the 'ine by th' .se of the highest we know it to be the best he public. -Hudsoss County LAR PER BOTTLE.
 ieso.s, s45 Rroadva5, \ Y.
 N-em
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

Al Probate Court holdea at Torfingion ,riihin and for the District ef 1orr,ngton on the Ala day pfJanuary, A. D 1858.
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DRoPosAIs FOR sHarrs
Usukp srArss cAPrrcI ETrassfos }
Asp WAsmsGros Aarspucr osrSs 7
WARRINGTON, Sept 20 1855 y

i usrEp srATs. cArrrct Errassros }
AsD ws.mssros A sa s o,'Ss
seal.d propos. viii be received this once until ts fourth
of.se ersssoa cspioi Saaaf-d .A4;A fsr as
columns q .Ae eIisr.or perseos u thai building.
one hundred shsrs Including the upper ors ef The base.
besh. from he lotion Of sAa ,oras 70 the top Of The
The Of the piee. Of shat. be .nre-
fee. and Ave eshhs inches the damecr % The shan
"a two fer 81, and eh:h inches, and the d.mser q e
Thee are ihs ne, Dimensions q The work when anshsd
-, hr sScs. De .ssesea renna =, and 70 be
The above shs. be Of white American marble similar
In coor and - that used IN the exterior
II The Csp extension which rota Lee, hsssa
Every proposal should acoorr panied viii block less
fi sG-e ,s NH I r y paep o. G ssa ss
ncal tsst before beins sceep,ei fos he work
the marble vi y dsivered, ard should be accom-.
pasS sTss ~ s a u ~ h one "a
Thai NJ bsdder bidders viii his is be accepted
e,eni scsures ~ lie cmplealn y hs work undertaken;
uae states District Judge Tni.ed STATS D.,ri.i Aioruey
Nsvy Aseut orcer ofhe general soyernmen, ~
o. gurshior. able o mase gooi her ruaran.ss =,
TIE United States the right reecs any AL bits
Mt deemed AdyanpEsous, and y make other arrangements
Proposals. T b. received for Furnishing the shan. either a
sne g n bss q not ess han four feet lensth AMI
n number q shafts offered IN single bccss o. 10 pecs
Pegass VII v opened in til. oce ~ noon y the On ne
present
b. order Of the Secrctary ~ war
4 NklGS capt ~ Engineers
ln charge q ! ni,ed states Cspi,o' ksieHs,n.
FORM or A GUARANTEE
To CAPT " e Who's. United States Fnkln0ers-
We The undersigned residents n - a. the state ~ -,
hereby oniy snd srveray cosenaa, win H. unsa
AMI guarantee. IN the ,reg ng td ~ accepted
that be they Will within days after the o said
BIT execute the contract for the with good aud sufficient
surees II perffm the work furnish the proposed
IL conformity NE saverueueai natter whib Il
made And Ia the said - shall fail y enter iato
contract Aforesaid We gisrapee gool Inc dIsr.
between he oner By The s.ld and me loves. I'D.
der. A. 49,
a. ~
hereby certify that n Tho hes, y knoweiwe sud belief
he above named gnaranOrs gonf and Sufficient VI
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOrNp--A COLD LocHET THE OWNER Can HAVE
ny calling Mrs CrtstRdon No. u johnson street.
Brooklyn.
4 osT-A DARK BROWN POCEETBOoR, CONTAIN.
II ug about so and suDdry papers, valuable Only the
VIII pspers q Bradley BuTarn 80 yesev street The
ipr the trouble ISAAC r. HAZARD.
I osT-oN TrEsDAy, GTH INST, Az ACCOUNT
- tt&, SIN Ar names uf Robinson Banks Dean smith,
A. Wtiisn VI sad pencil Whoever will the
same ~ y HuDkS, lp2 Wooster street, dp0r from
bieefEft. WI 2" hhtfaily rewarded.
l oST-0N MONDAY, 1Tu INST, IN PASSING PROM
- 10 - W. kRhleerh street. through Fnh avenue a.
bftadNNN snf Neyfnfrenh street. smHN bag
Aiint Wy ~ u e and paper 10 le 70 West Eighteenth
street reward 81 ~ vii be paid
I oSJ-YFSTERDAY MORNING. EVANSVILLE PAS
IL sage ucket Ne 81 VA Eaumofe ami Ohip rntte The
Under vii ~ heraiy rfwsstcd III leaving same Rau
more ami Tho Railroad ohce ~ Broadway corner
clay street
I OST-OS WEDNESDAY MORNING. IN COMING
IL through Twenty ninth Broadway hsf M e5n.
tanning lady bat The finder vii be nberaiy reV M ami
receive the thanks ~ tie owner ~ returning ne a 70 81
Wet thirty 1ifd steect.
CTRAYED OR sTOIEN-FRoM THE PASTURE oF THF
- subscriber The 18th inst, lot tailed hay hurse about
lts hands high with white hind feet with dep e. IN
hnd it liberal reward viii be pail for any uf0rma
ton Nhleh may lead to his recovery.
SAMUEL W. JONES, Oyster Bay Long Island.
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GRAND MASS MEETING
VI AND PROCESSION,
AT TOMPk1NS SQUARE
The democracy the sixth Congressional district will
sembe i, meeting Tompklns square under the
pieces OF the members Regulars Peoples General
Committees, from the Eleventh Fifteenth and Seventeenth
Friday evening the 29h inst clock raty
sustain the nomination the
HONORABLE JOHN C0CHRANE
The following distng ushed gentlemen will address the
meeting
Hon John Kelly. Hon Fernando Wood
Hon. W. H. Maclsy Hon l.. G.. Cspers
Hon. Elijah ward Hon. Smith Ely.
Hon s. : Hou T. Swaekhataer.
J. w. Chandler. Tho's Francis Meagher Esq
Cyril II. Brackeu Or VIM Schirrner.
nr Philip Merkle. Dr. Berkman.
I.G John Doyle ESQ,
Or II Connery. John Harrington, Esq,
John Kenny ESD, others.
Rally, democrats Come all
EDWARD J. HAMILTON.
Chairman OF Committee OF Arrangements.
ALoszo W ADAMS }saor.,ar,as
,SsSiVaAies
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NCTiCE-IIIE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH or
~ DE Board ~ Councllmen viii meet IN the CITY Library
rom 10 " Cfy Hall monday Nov. l. att W 70 hetf
PARTIES nitresd "a fneng warrant ios Firih be
TIVE VI t1Ay trh nd tIfy f0ufh streets.
John g. FNAZrN Com mirce
ALAN Asat ANN8N
Ah&k4 IT, .E.-I, nm. H.-4.4.
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OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
W ALI Hrnnne nf Kim

hFFlCE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PONCE.
~ AIS broome street, corner Of Elm
New York, oct, a, iS5s
BY the 2is section Of the act entitled An TO establish
Metropolitan Police district and To provide for the govern
meni thereof passed April Is 1851" is provided sha
shall not be lawful for publicly keep dispose
of intoxicating liquors upon OF public election
within the METROPOLITAN Police district under apcna!,y OF any
dollars each offence bs recovered the
people Of the state Of New York by the District Attorney
be county wherein the offence Is committed
And further provides that booth for the dsri
button OF tickets election shall be erected maintained
within hundred and Atty feet Of polling place within
the said district
Il further declares that Il shall he misemeanor punish
able by imprisonment In the county jail penienisry
less than exceeding years by ne not less
than hundred aud Any dollars for any without
Unable or exeusable USE personal violence
eiector in the Metropolitan Police district any
Der Of the police force thereof In The discharge Of hs
duty, for such member neglect making
for offence against law 81 the STATE committed in his
for person not member Of the police force
falsely represent himself being such member wh fraudu
lieut. design"
The police Of the Metropolitan Police ds-ic, specially
required thai the above provisions OF law carried
into effect r. A. TAILNADGE.
Observation-Disclosures OF Police.
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HORACE p. CLARK FOR coNGREss.-AT THE RE.
Ii GUAR weekly meeting OF the Eighteenth Ward Regulars
bed Al their usua place Of meeting on Tuesday evening the
ath inst, the following resolutions adopted
Resolved That repudiae the nomination Of Arson Her
rick the Regular candidate for Congress from the Eighth
Congressional district because he nominated by packed
convention under the influence ~ Tammany Haul
Resolved That ominate Horace r. CLARK candi.
date for Congress from this district he being Independent
Candidate not bound any clique party, and
believes m dicison bat that Of his conscience
Resolved That these resolutions be published the New
York Herald sun and Daily News
committee OF five then waited Mr. Clark 10 tender him
The domination which he cordially accepted saving the uom
nation more grateful 70 him than ha Of convention
coming - Il did directly from the people.
EDWARD MARRESNER. President
M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ANNINERsARY IN HONOR OF THE CENTENARY OF
"A Robert Burps-The Burns Club OF the city of New
Work being DESTROYS Of the centennial
Robert burns manner worthy the occasion and cred
ing thai such should far possible be united
and general The North AMERICAN Continent take
The British PROVINCES and tc such other associations
w s s s w ss !.
be practicable by means Of written COMMUNICATIONS tee
United eSprS sson TO those sentiments Of reverence for the
mainly which while especially natural and becoming his
IF n and snp s e
mnares q such cooperation may be arranged by previous
der this demonstration general united and effective will
be cordially entertained with reference the
DR. Corresponding Secretary the Burns Club of The city of
j. CUNNINGHAM, President
I pss + d L sGSsor, Vice Presidents
RICHARD CocuRAsE Recording Secretary.
ROBERT MELpsus, Treasurer
A TTENToN, LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY,
'pe'" MT" METkSroTIT% fan RooXs' D''' " Inc
No. l60 Hester street, on
pezt the 18th ms, "a oclocs AZ members are particular,
wat ''' GfrsrAVus l. RArz, Recording Secretary.
RRooKLYS BuRSs CLUE BIB THE ADMIRERS OF THE
meet On Thursday evening 10Th Inst at o'clock NJ q, Mr.
ncheon confectionery corner Of Court and Warren streets
WILLIAM MOFFATT Chairman pro tenn
f1HATHAM BANK ELECTI0N.-THE ANNUAL ETEC.
~ ton fer directors and for of the succeeding
nusi will be held banking Monday
LIST November 1853 between the hours OF y o'clock
2P. III. By order of the BOARD
.. IL SCHREISER Cashier
EDWARD A. FRASER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL,
IL Tor at law, Commissioner of Deeds and Public
No Q5 broone New York. Titles Of search
ed for purchase and mortgage loans
L'OR THE NEW YORK HERALD.-MR. EDITOR, SIR
The buoyani life preserving advertised
few weeks to be the Battery the 18th OF DC
tober will be postponed until spring when will be
brought forward M weather becomes comfortably
IJACKMEN'S PROTECTIVE Observation-Disclosures AS
IL sociaon win meet II Mercer street Thursday
evening Oct % O'Clock Punciua attendance
ed business Of importance will be brought before the
ing. ABNER {. GRIFFIN, President.
WV. KERRrsos, Vice Prrsd mt.
JoHs l.. BENNETT, Secretary
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CTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
q 1wenh Fgheeh. Nineteenth, Twenty Grs, and Twenty
seuOad wards
Far Congress.
HORACE y. CLARK
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ArAspEcrAL MEETING OF THs IN

hTAsPEcIAL MEETING or THs INDEPENDENT RED
n Rover Guards held on Tuesday evening" October 10Th
the psa Cd m amshy Raer hs
in the OF His Divine Providence TO remove
whereas the melancholy demands express
sion Of our ss at sh. ~ bore s to the
Of awise Providence hearts yelled in sor
Friendship affection scarcely realise the moarnful
event Of bis decesse when we contemplate me ne period
which has elapsed since he commngled with US III our many
Resolved That deeply sympathze with the relatives ard
and epsers tender os sn se S x
heartfelt ansgh tsry At The portals % ne grave q me Se
Il seek consolation in the sweet re gon
all things for good and who alone can comfort them 10 their
Resolved Tha, these resolutions published New
SS 81 a s@S 3 rs e the
MIcBaEL f. CASSIDY, Sec'y.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE ARE REMINDED THAT
~ The best TO give their nominations publicity
GEMS advertising wagons Olce "A Blocker
Of Broadway B-Entre wagons will be up for parties
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMINA.
snh Tenth and fouresnth wards For congress John w.
Farmer PET Err MONOGRAM iath wsfd, Chairman.
cn n1fhs J DovcHrnrr Secretaries.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMINA-
Sixth Congressional district.
JOHN COCHRANE.
DEMOCRATS. RALLY, RAILY.-GRaND RATIFICA.
~ tor meeting the democracy OF the Third Congressional
DANIEL. L. sIcKIEs.
The democracy Of the Third Congressional district will
of Spring and Macd0ugal respond the State
lug dstne ushed persons address the meeting
Hon. John Van buren, Hon Francis X. Tlou,
Tho; F5snsis MeasheT Esq., Thomns Fields s,. Es
''-'p l''' Alfred A Philips Esq D''''''
GERSH0N COHEN, Chm Com Of Arrangements.
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DRY GOODS, sc.
A GREAT TSSf NiNsoS TS SA THE PANS 56Wl
R1b sSesSsr Lo oTpSfI Tna Il EVER
BOUGHT l. 900 CARTONS RIBBONS
LESS THAN THE LAST Auction SALES.
OPENED on MONDAY. OCT. rs,
G%RToSs or q FRESH y RiBBSS
LOON M fs5sd he following Tar PRICES
Ell Ell Ell S S Sss$
E,SsSns per piece, worth q e
kiSSSn: Sr i z piece worth e
Ribbons 5 psss worth worth g
Ribbons for .ss % per piece, worth g. 90
in the market must be cold during he ensuing week We
afford to hold goods Our Light profits do no.
WE TURN STOCK WEEKLY.
We have uncons eiously created an excitement
We want 70 b ssg ss% out ss Ss Hsr difficulties
BUYING CHEAP"
SELLING CHEAP"
FLOWERS,
400 CARTONS FRESH FALL rI fISEaSS
The richest goods in the market,
This i a elsass seldom offered. c.u..,,v
ALL GOODS FOR CASH ONLY
NEW YORK CASH R R,sfss q a &c
ll6 CHAMBERS STREET. JNO. FARRELL
n BThe ladies' city and country whom had not an op
hat we have added three additional statesmen
A GREAT BARGAIN,
IA At the importers sale
St Nicholas building
Will be offered this week
300 heavy beaver cloth cloaks Al Sio. worth $b
Also large invoice Of the above, with crochet sdornmenu
~ '''' AS these goods are marked very low
One price and no deviation viii made under any circum
stances "i' JEAN DELLA MAR
An IMPORTERS SALE
Rich velvet matthias,
Rich velvet talmas,
Rich velvet Ragans
ANA every variety Velvet outer garments.
of the richest goods imported this market are
now offering q; less than cost OF importation,
sos Broadway,
st, Nicholas Building.
ATP. COLES. JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
goods at reasonable prces SOC Broadway two doors above
Union square.
RLANKErs-cHEyANP Ria RdaNkETs .,n
W. s. BOND los and 10 Sixth
pUsTLEs, SKIRTS AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS
ID French adjustable steel spring busies only 81 extension
"a s.:,. rss = ias
son street
~ Cloth cloaks Of all kinds velvet NANTES. of the stes
styles Misses cloaks made 70 order ladies materials used
u MITCHELL MccLINTocK
$50 Broadway,
A few doors below Houst,n street
Syp iS mo "A a.
cloth coaks consigned them for sale The ladies'
are invited to examine this very cheap lot Of goods
CLoAKs CLoAKs. CI.oAKs.
beautifully nnas coIM ana
superior sSISt$ s$ssSS sa'
s sSf' %%
si s. s IA &c
Cloak and Shawl Manufacture,
6i Bowery, near Houston street.
CLoAKs v TI3AKs s, GI1AKs'
BLACK HEAVIER ccIoAKs,
OPERA cIoAKs
New 'G fsc it sSfE t sfas opened this day
CHARLES Fss sEHaHr r sss.
CuRr r.s., .sssg ..A.
warehouse.
SOLOMON HART,
80 Broadway
Have now In store for exhibition 10 ths
RETAIL TRADE
largest Richest assortment OF the above goods
Of THIS SEASONS INFORMATION,
10 he found in the city.
T a. AID s s N Pre-
70 employ none bu, The mos: sxilfu workmen.
CARPETINGs FROM AUCTION.
O. s. HUMPHREY A co
Arr prepared 60 show OF the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS
CARPETISGs AND OIL CLOTHS
To be found Ia the country,
Large portions 81 which have been purchased
At the late
Auction sales great Sracrhce
q. 4. HUMPHREY co,
ga bro dvsy,
Opposite 81. Nicholas IL
EyyAsssss, + EVANS EyASs
EVANS y EVANS
EVANS EVANS
EVANS EvASS
EVANS EVANS
EVANS EvANH
ssM ~
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/. pTfvrcr.t' TFrru INSERTED At TUE LOWEST
Il osibc prices sets On silver g. on gold 81 ,oniau
~, aur nn fiaina Trrth EXTRACTED without pom NNce
tE4tl sf1t ~ ~ werrer tffn tt#t veet US Ffttrt
N.. &A8h&tuN.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE UNION BUILDING
Association Board OF Directors OF the above
citation demand from the shareholders that
arrears OF dues all sums due by them to said Association
accordance with act OF incorporation II said association
RoBT. THOMSON Secretary.
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A GREAT BARGAIN,
IA At the importers sale
COS Broadway,
st Nicholas Building.
Will be offered this week
900 heavy beaver cloth cloaks al $40, worth Sic.
Also large invoice OF the above With crochet sdornment
for SIS worth SIS
AS these goods are marked very low
price and deviation will be made under circun
stances whatever.
JEAN DE Ia MAR,
5O3 broadway.
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AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, WITH 23 ACRES FOR
N saeNew carriage house, barn &c, one minute walk
depot and as miles from New York good hunting and
"'a'ns' "'S'''e Ii OLIVER, No 81 liberty street
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IJACKMEN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATI0N.-TIITS AS
socaon viii meet Il Mercer Thursday
evening Oct % O'Clock Puncua attendance request
ed business Of importance will be brought before the
ing. ABNER C. GRIFFIN, President.
WM KERRfsos, Vice President.
JoHs L. BENNETT, Secretary.
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N IMPORTERS SALE
IA of rich velvet cloaks,
Rich velvet msItias,
Rich velvet almss,
Rich velvet Ragans,
And every variety Of
Velvet outer garments.
Of the richest goods imported into this market
offering, al less than cost OF Importation
At the great sale,
5D3 Broadway,
st. Nicholas Building.
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rrHANKS-wIiL RE IN NEW YORK IN SEVEN DAYS,
L where shall await your further orders.
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TyURTAIN MATERIAIs. FURNITURE COVERINGS,
~ Paper hangings and window shade
warehouse.
SOLOMON a HART,
80 broadway,
Have now In store for exhibition 10 the
RETAIL TRADE
The lsges, and riches, assortment Of the shove goods
OF THIS SEASONS INFORMATION,
he found in the city.
Being practical uphoerers aud hangers are pre-
style OF work Ia the best
We employ bu; the skiful workmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-28

NOR SAIE-FOUR CARPET LOOMS WITH ALI. THE
complete A few rolls of carpet Will be sold
cheap cash apply 100 Greenwich street Jay
street. within three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-28

TEA sToRE-FOR SALE. A TEA STORE. IN ONE or
The bes, business locations up town. Inquire at No Hd
Ela bxh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-28

ATP. COLES. JUST RECEIVED, LARGE LOT OF
"A blankets cheap: every variety OF housekeeping
goods reasonable prices SOC Broadway two doors above
Union square.