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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-06-03
Delaware, LackaWanna & Western
RAIL ROAD

New and expeditions broad guage route
from the North and West, ria Great Bend
and Scranton,-and from the I.ackawanna
and Wyoming vallies.-directly through 10
New York snd Philadelphia.
GTOn and after Monday, May II, 1858,
trains will be run as follows:
The Cincinnati Express Train bound east
on ~ Y. g. Erie Railroad arrives at Great
Bend at SIS A. NJ, and connects with the
Express Train which leaves Great Bend f6f
New York and Philadelphia, at $50 a. N.
Due at Montrose, 9O5
Iankhannuck, G47
Facioryvile. 1910
Scranton, lO:57
Moscow, ll:43
Stroudsburg, lbs p. nj,
Delaware. 15minutes todlne) 2:Os
BridgvilIe, Phila. passen-
gers leave, 2:40
Junction, $50
New York, 7:l5
Philadelphia, $50
Passengers from New York, leave
Pier No. 2, North River at 7:30, a. IN.
FROM PhiIa. leave Walnut st.
Wharf at 600 "
Leave Junction, 1880
Due at Brldgeville, Phla. con-
nection, 11:40
Delaware, Is min. dinner, 1900
Stroudsburg, l2:47 p. m.
Moscow, 2:36
Scranton, 3:I5
Factoryville, 400 ''
Tunkhannock 4:25 Sc
Nontrose, 5:US "
Great Bend, $40
Connecting at Great Bend with
the Mail Train, west, at 5:55
Accommodation Train leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at 500 a. m;
Arrive at Great Bend. l:20 p. IN:
Connecting with the Dunkirk Express West
at l:55 and the N. Y. Express East at 2:35
p. IN.
Returning, leaves Great Bend, 2:4O p. m.
| Due at Scranton, ElO
For the accommodation of way travel on
the Southern Division, Passenger Car will
be attached to the Express Freight Trains
Ieavino Scranton at 500 a. m.
Due at Stroudsburg at lOl5
junction az 2:IO p. ID.
Returning, will leave junction at 400 a. m
Due at Stroudsburg at 7:2U
Scranton at 1:50 p. m.
Passengers 1Or Ne" 10Th VIII chens0
cars at Junction.
To and from Philadelphia, ria B. d. Z. K.
leave or take the cars at Bridgevile.
For Pittston. Kingston, and Wllkesbarre,
take l.. g. B. R. r. cars at Scranton:
For Jessup Archibald, and Carbondaie'
change cars at Greenvlle.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through:
JOHN BRISBIN, Sup't.
WIN. n. JENKs, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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NEW

EXPRESS ArfanSeuIouC.
The Hope and Howard Express Com.
panys are now prepared to forward Mon
ey, Valuables OF any kind, Packages, &C.,
with their own Cars. and special Messen.
gers, with dispatch from Streudsburgto a.
ny part of the world.
JOHN N. STOKES, Agent.
For the Hope and Howard Elk. Cos
Stroudsburg, Feb. a, la5s.-tf.
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SAMUEL REES, Jr.
DEALER IN
MAVg. Sap9>
Boots, Shoes & findings,

Desires TO call the attention of
the public, TO new and well se-
lected stock of fashionable Hats
and Caps, which are just received
and will be offered to the people of Strouds-
burg and vicinity, on very favorable terms
for ready pay. Also, to a new stock and
assortment of ladies and Gentlemen's FASH
iopable Boots and Shoes sold cheap for cash.
Also, Shoe Findings of all descriptions such
as dressed and undressed Morocco Skins,
Shoe Pegs. Hammers, &c.
The subscriber also has the agency for the
sale of DIR. James {. Ayers Cherry PectOrGI
and Sugar Coated CathGrtic Pills and Ger
man Worm Seed.
The above articles, and many others not
mentioned belonging TO his line Of BUSINESS,
will be kept constantly on hapdand for gale
at the store lately occupied by,Jphn WsRux-'
ton, two doors above the BaEe!y and Coafec-
tionary of Jacob Goetz. asiigs q Issz
Positively no Credit -sQoich sales and
small profits is his nsottosa4Aaig 8
Please call and see and ezamine for yonf-
selves before purchasle4 elsewhere o. oss
Stroudsburg, Sept B,sl655. M es
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WINES AND LIQUORS

STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
THE subscriber, having purchased and
taken the old store stand OF George NAL
ven, in Stroudsbure, would say TO the
"A. public, that he is Just opening .,
1z1 large assortment Of oIOFE I'D all
their variety.
Cooking, Parior, shop N bar
Room,
all sizos and kinds. for Wood or Coal.
Groceries,
Tn connection with the Stove business
the undersigned will keep constantly on
hand general assortment OF Groeer'es'
&C.. viz:-Sucars, Teas. Cofees, Molasses,
Fish, Salt, Raisins, Spices, &c.
Flour and Feed
He will constantly keep Flour an0
Feed and whole grain.
Cider Vinegar constantly on hano.
The public are respectfully inVi'eu ''
examine for themselves
ROBERT r. DEPUY.
Stroudsburg, Nov. IL, 1851.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

LADlhas, LssUllSrnAn ~" SII11sI1sSn:
T6S Sp y g ~ !. s SS. ooSvr
WSi,NssvAY seotembsr 1858
s ss IT, e the e css
prize. aes:srss MO IL s.es: s..sas
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Hon r,.. S SS:;sjisisG 81 srs ;sy. . s,.s:,
BON = a. r.%sSSs ae S va. Tss,s sa'S sss
hon 1eprss Jssss su osa' 49,
Hen. Ansou @iiis. 4. n. snis6 ssq.
frank un oasss. RsS john sos.rs mag E.S A'a
thomas ricton. ssa ;, 90. ,.Mm Caldwell asq.
y. Of g. m
tepdsnos upon the Conventos not hessts 10 promise
rhX Nm TIE b. unt1efs.y sosnoxssseS ON
Tho n e. m ns,sl ,,,,r..sn,
And p ,s1 Ss,l n f.,.,. A.,sr
EvER KNOWN TO Taa wUKLD
In addition number q sntsiss - eeupeators for d
snsSo1t1 10 enrol shs names x the dsagS,ssod ss
f ssSSSH. ..,.s,.
rhnaa 1sps
Ee~., ~ Haven
North JaroinA.
Harlem ss., 1,,..s
' GSssssaexs
20 oousseo, sroeo.n thu, there viii be nos less shsp
osE HUNDsED Ao0oMrIIsHsD AMATSUKs.
snd EXHIBIT, prosssy for the on.y time ia pusHc II
NOBLE QUALITIES OF EQUEsrhIANI5a
TEE GRACE AND BEAUTY or THE FEMALE FORM.
Fearing thai some ladies' sruod the dim
limited for the entries for
| COMPETITION FOR THE PREMIUMB,
The give notice they will recsve ~ "a
efs eS time IA mapsxers cannot be exeecIed 70
any lady suitable horse should she come ua2roaet
IN s%a,ior ~ The for the prs Daius viii be xyc,
A fnIAL OF SPEED,
Open to any lady may The assembly Eonins
cS.sss and snitsppis Ne s'o~-~ "'' 80
rEsJiMt,sIAI. TO BE AWARDED THE VICTOR
nd shsn ~ ~ isd,s. vSo asss in oass fa,ksr L.
h. ,bose nv The og,nsi plsn a. he III
! msnaEe,nen nj snnoIncc
A aURDIE RACE
Entries "a be made ON me morning Of the
hurdles be four feet IN height he OF
| a mile and 4 quarter
ORDER or ExrRCIsES
| Which vii bo inervpersed by m usic by
CELEBRATED CORNEf BAND,
| which win perform : variety Of
POPULAR AIRS wAITZEs AND MARCH ES.
GRARD CAV AI,DADE OF LADIES,
| Introductory to the
| FRTE DIX NANEaE.
Wherein the amateur conn et.crs win exhibit every vsxo
and stale OF
ELEGANT EQUIrATTOk,
BY means OF which the stewards win be enabled to Judge
| the superior merits OF the
rAi .So oU ar T. ~ of n.
- WIG " noble aumsi
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA -CONhIRsTONsR BERNARDO sFyrcR
Petersoarg July 81 1873 In cbancery suit pendlnr
m Cirrua COpr a the city % Petersburg Ia aheb Ts
mas oHsrr and Psrics McGrew and Mary Ncarsw ~
vide psinuns .rd Jenes NJ ~ Steward ysrReant ard
Charles OHara deceased and o.Aerp
defrndsnts wss ths June Ter las, o. the ss8 court
smones 0her hinrs ordered ths the said
spuhish Yors Herald, once week for the peri9d
~ too cntA~ notice ealing upon All persons claiming
~ nsr ~ klu Cbarie~ deceased late % ths cy
10 come tow ard and her claims before the nex term
~ te o.,nr4 THIS notice therefore - call UPON MI per
ns sfnrs 10 be per, OF of CHARLES o Ara deces.et
lae of his cg n come forward and assert 1e claims be
fre toe a he sid tlrcuN O0ar Nhch WIZ De
A'' !" We "'''o vi A. BERNARD, cVp'r
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NyM. wyTfERs AUCTIoNEER, WILL. SELL THIS
day AT 10 clock at Leroy place (Beecker atreetD all
the furniture bar srd dprg furniture and futures OF the
together With ea,e of premises four from
By order OF JOHN Fl. KILLER, attorney for mortgage.
Wines liquors and segars.
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vCTICN SALE OF FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD. BLACK
n walnut and mahogany furniture rosewood pianofcte
tnlsid with pearl, splendid Instrument fully warranted
diniag room extension table &c II GOU1DSxfrH.
uoneer. viii sell this day Ih instant, l0s O'Clock. NJ
IN follows -epeDdid pearl niAd pianoforte fnl
fully warranted suits OF richly carved sod
rosewood rsror urn covered with brocsde
pieces carved rosewood marble side and
Fcfs kbs marble top elegeres with mirror doors
and do eieg-rss wood library bookcsse
pier ovs mirrors reception chars rurhsh chsrs
oil ng Brussels csrpetrg lace curain8 rod psi1ed
ah,dex msnei aud ornaments &c
CHAMBER FUKNIrUaE.
Heavily carved EzabetAsn and Gothic beds eais
twenty crled hair spring bosters pio
toilet msrsel shades, also solid
rosewood marble dressing bursNus with mirrors marble
tor washsAnos ingram Brugses carpets rocking and
chairs strrg seat chairs and general sssortsen OF
chamber furniture.
DINING ROOM.
Solid extension table -anu dAiug able French china tea
cutlery silver pla ed such forks eastern
laies airsr ans tss Plates nc slAo ssa chars
pes ball hai sa3d, c Also, two splcadd msnie mirrors
Two large pier p.nsbie Will be In
attendance 70 os4 ard shi2 Persons In OF tine house
hold furni ure viii ind n this sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

M wESTCOTr, AUTHORITARIAN AUCTION
sale Of splendid rosewood furniture made BY noh
Goldsmith magnificent wood pisnaforte marble and
bronze stAaly paintings rich carpets ormolu Oh sndeers
roeessoot paslor suits, library DC
To morrow, Wednesday at 10Y oclock. embracing the
entire elegant furniture &C. contained 10 the Ave story
dwelling house NO lo2 West Twenty
venh and Eight eli Of which will peremptorly
sold for ca<ho the hgh.s bidder be removed edatey
AFTER the SALE consisting Of four elegant wood
suits IN rich crimson maroon brocatel and silk velvet Gle
GAM carved octave piaBofore with uuexpired
ranee rca tapestry and other the HOUSE,
rosewood centre pier and sofa tables four mAnte and
pier mirrors Lace curtains shaded Turkish lounges with
chairs 70 match medallion; French secretary music c.
Venus ut the Bath the Seasons Painting and Musis Flora
Ac also costly and beautiful collection OF painngs Eng
twenty six sus hair msressss beds ard bedding elessn
chanber furniture Of description; French chns toilet
SETS oval mirrors french and Italian cottage chairs also
Dining roon-superor extension table marble buffet with
dining furniture OF all kinds superior
clocsa dc with largo qusniy mot here enumerated
Gale positive, without regard TO weather. Catalogues al
hnrraA
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IITH WARD REGULARs-t REGULAR MONTHLY
~ uee'rs 81 To-. stior v be he'd stthe -Four mite
House nfr cf b5th Tbira avenue Tpeslsy
oyeinr III IN in@, al Nv order OF zoe chgrnsn.
nsSisr tuLfvAr g. WI DCNaAN Chsirmsn.
W. CrNa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

,o,o......D DRY GOODS, &C. .,,.o.,...
; s,s; Ss; 2 si;sG.,s 3. P,' g. O''
nrosrrn; ,on nnn AMI. AND nErArss',
nav. At n ssf p ans
r Large Day ss;fs' GSSS g
10 Ssccs SELECTION; of The newss and most desu~
you'd lsspsetfus 81. sssssoa . stock
r'esy and Richness e isSsis sd.essa
snEs 4, ao Roe. u u; GAs asatR TRADE
Hos1 sob HoV z pdG I sIs 5upu Lxz
ROSE A Dkg IKE g2L !. Si5sfIx.
SILKS BIZ TIKI YARD IN GREAT vxsIsrf
complete s.sorsn. q PLAN and fancy fa0es consisting
robes ds oaAmor IN c.smsre d. chine and Goose
Cashmere and mouslis de lains
tAbleAu ct lex.
D:a and ,snss %s ,.s gloves
'' An'1 Tss as'n na ssssa White sA good,
French AND B snsilss pfsi sanei., &c.. &C..
FAMILY MOURNING aooDs II ESRs1 SxsiEv7
A RsoLD. ooSsrABLE COMPANY HAYS NOW
ins" IA p20l DERss AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
All Of which have esn f CITY W pk care especially
Cit'zrs ard strangers are invited 70 examine before pur.
Canal. corner Of Mercer street.
A RNoLp. CONSTABLE 4 90. ARE NOW OFFERING
a heir entire stock Of s.;z All housekeeping goods
This Fs sPn ss a'S
All OF which VIII Be sissss q Fl Rsf STsH
S pc pairs rich lace curtains from auction much under
CanAi. corner of Mercer sarest
17E1oExoSDs
"a 5S BROADWAY,
win open on Monday the stS inss about As handsome.
S.s ~: e: e.; o;s: g. ;s; s. 81: g:
ns n sass dress cap and head a under the
personal supsrniendence of Mira Richmond. Patterns
ce He se T %SS oayppued as usual.
Ar Retail.
"A FALL R Hcss Asp s srrAUrrvuL
No SIS BRO ADWAY,
oes:s;;s,,s, :s. ,rz 0''''' OF worm '"''''
ROBES ao 4 aE4T bI IGsE Sso1ANrs
ROSES yxsISiiS5Iu
POLE DE- CHEyRE,
fiAi So SsR PLAID s;,5 q SILK e., Joplin.
.,v,v,,. cu. rU Forfi M EoSEs JurEs
MoHAfR FAN6IEs
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
,... - MITE; g. ..u- -. .,-
ssorment on staple and Fancy Goods which Wu be found
q, iii times varied and nssn.ifu and al he - ''''
IS CSambers :tree. and
g Hssds street.
An VNusU ALLY ATTRACTIVE
Af FOREIGN REaHT1 bST s sdSGx OF
AND ADAPTED 70 SvEsY sEcTfoN OF rHE UNION,
A ho' VI From sucdou -
's''i = A> iBEEKxAN a COMPANY as Broadway.
Also point lace col an ).
BEEKMAN COMPANIES 473 Broadway.
---------------
DRODIEiG
ID AND WINTER STOCK
ron
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
wholesale buyers
The subscriber Ia nov prepared 70 exhibit
New and suscious salsrooms,
No. 90 Franklin street.
FAN and winter coAks.
Nantias,
Wrappers, kc.
70 which he would invite the special attention Of buyers
GEORGE BULPIN.
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A UCrION NOTTCE-LARGE AND PEREAPToRY
"A sale OF class cabinet makers sock OF furniture
rarior sui.s. gill frs,n. pier glasses ac &C.
N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIOSEER,
win sell bis css TUESDAY, September u les O'clock
al ssle< room,
70 Nassau street,
Consisting Of two richly carved sohd rosewood paror suits
covered brocatel mahogany shogApy wood
marble centre abss; bookcases extension dining
tables eiga ten and welye feet long marble top rosewood
mahogany bureaus wssbsiAnds TO match ward
robes kzabethsa- Gothic Jenny Lind And cottage bed
sesds hair mAitresses paissses &c. Country merchants
ana housekeepers viii find the above sale well worthy a,ten
ton cs win be sod TO the highest bidder TO oaah
advan
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vcTios sALE or ELEGANT HousEHoLD fURNI
"A ,ure gsnd se,,ca ross.ooa psec,sge pearl isIsia
s1T.' sss s,ss
=; ~ ;ss!s d I'll !. :sS sss.as
psrIcr furniture pieos:
5o.weod s.eesfy two ro.e-ooa sere,sS Sh slas f.s.
eeo,s 40 sex ol .sn'ngs vs' rsay a-c 'rsea ,sce
nof-re nha vi.h p,arl sery Gre tor.d strvnsri With
ssr sne rsese aos slslrs soyessd
iatlss WIN sn'rsry msrhe; dining room EXTENSION
.se hlshZ Pessse .,s~ooa eaokssss Pise sAss es3r'
o7vsrea vsvsi CARPETS silver pls.ea ware eisers viz
Ersh glassware siles goses end tum Tiers 70
ma;h ohsn5ers ar furnhed -,ih BEufsss Ana iag,en
~sshsspes rosewood bur-su large ,ozs'hs-
spf sea chairs rosers so,a sofs IA book All corns
"a Z. n.rs.'e. SSss. soe Fj9ws' lace curtains AM
pooTs eHovs AND EuBBEBs AT AuCrIoS-,G
S SsE sss s a. o y asi2s . d a I. bsy i'F
scExSCz saTs,eT gs1g
DAY IN ns, ii, II ocot Their ssesreou NO 3 Nassau
ns y q sryi, To'swOod .1d mssorny gs,lor .gii.
Tsa tosrs esy sst rssepo5 sSas OAK saSs oon
SUITE oaeo ans library iuT ,sre eKietEon dsinE ases,
n bsir stretcs bedscsis AZ silver plated ware china
ware, cuNerl. Nc
EDWARD sOHENcE. AUTroTEER-By Y. Pm.
ssr $500 M ' 40 res ss s so se'S
hands bsb, egb years old warranted sound and reus
hunt ~ and road wagors Aho doute and single h4rne,
gro wElIFs NICHOLS ATcTrovEER-By BROWNS
" SIrH0tA-Wednesday sepiempcg = = oncck a
sssrom, - Nassau s,re> opposite Poet om.e shrgh' sor
FsrIie .,ysh river sold or fault sI.o shifsg ssa
~ !, ~ osA, IN ~ ~ I'm ~ -, 49, n 80
oyrer, The Whole 70 Re sold without reserve
n @ HORTON. AuCTioNEEz sAtEssoop ssa HUD
VI. eon street vii eel nsstAy Nt i0k O'Clock
tsse stock std 81 The SO Hutscn
iuTts az
HON. BOARDING HOUSE, AUCrros-IJ NoRRoE
II Wefnt scay Al r. O'clock, ~ Isl Cedar street.
ssrg y 49,, Ss.r. rosser selss Suteaas nror
s en- Rssses, Arr .s.r sssge
TNo LEvfsoN AUCTfoNTvR-wfTi SKILL a CHOICE
coecuo, . Zoe 81 psnrpgs mounted IN god ifsmss
staneor This asy a los O'Clock = The gaer 2sl Rr1ad
B-Ps,btIrEs carefully packed or stiphlcai
ToHr WARREN, ArrrI0vrsR -LLoYD awsRaIs
Jis sen ms Tassssy 80 80 e,f o'clock ssoI5
entire contents Of ssd bogse conss.g q rosewood psor
-cts and ae table, one ROSEWOOD p.nos cover ,g
and stool Fr&ch plate mirrors with g frames car
sss sno ose ssssnS and ssr ssss sf s
washssncs commodss chars sotss. hair az straw
biss cb,f hai stand croekery A. togeer with ihs sus
soitmen, 2 kitchen utensils wis wads 'ss $40 VII oom
neSsskespeSs .sd dealers vii DO wei % attend
TIVE uYT, AucTIonEKR. -----
II. .,.rU Us. No S :e N..ss pr9 p sp r.
Household furniture
Gu pslnnngs, mirrors msli-esses,
Silver plated ware, = acy g,,ss.
paske1 % - premises or ss'ppug
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RICHAKDs KINGsLAND. AyorIoNEKR.

RICHARDs KINGsLAND AucrIoEEER-
~ Hardware Mt Auction
RICHARDS KINaeLAND 90. viii sell Tuesday.
September Of 10 O'Clock at their sAlesroom, Ib8 BroacwAS
cutlery heavy and shelf goods sample carts Of pocket
ard table knives, scissors shesrs razors &c
ALSO
An invoice Of toys and fancy goods By order Of sasuee
In lots to suit the Western and Southern obbng ade Gaia
iogues and samples early morning OF SALE
DICHARDS KINGsLAND AUCTyoNBRR.
IL RICHARDS KIH0SLAND A Co will sell on Friday,
seI TO- At ii O'Clock At their sucuoa ROOM l5S Broadway
To pay advances
ITO dozen AAxsms smiths patent apple pEers
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mAKK NoTTCE-aRAND ExCURsIor no 1HE an
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


10 ALLEN STRwXT.-BkrH HANEDR ASII-THIS
sion oilers free seats In their up hell
parties koso HssAAnA And Yomkipur For tickets APP
ply al the above place.
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SALES AT AUCrTOW.

DAwnBgoxHRy SALE THIS DAY-BY JOHN kox.
= TaOkx aucuoneer. NO 4 East Broadway A iArx .
rmest o. wtutor clothing such overc0atS fire. % 90
psns well worshy the attention OF Dealers b.
der Of j. l. PRIfLIPS, 1877 GRIND street
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TILE TURF.

THE TURF.-HURnLE RACK AT sAR ATOG A SPRING
-purse Ss0 hare sport IN the way OF hurdle r.
vii come OF on he ne race course a. ssraoss Springs
the 18th aud 10th OF this month under the
blanchard Of that place. gentleman OF probi;y and
pcrience sic ed by number Of Erg sh gensemsa from IA
NADIA. Gentlemen. patrons OF the turf respectfully s,
cited 10 bring their and take In the sport villa Ia
assurance Of honorable treatment from the management
SARATOGA SPRINGS, September 9, 1858
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CHERITrs SALE FOB THE FoREcLosURE OF A
- PmoTEsxeaJoseph Cornell Deputy Sheriff THoM AZ
livery stables l9 and Roosevelt street 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ
comprising the owing Aticlesl Canadian brown mara,
DID, l6 hands hsh perfectly soune AMI Gentle;
black mare 10 hands high years old perfectly sound And
high years Old and good traveller rockswsys cosch
4Mgh. wasons with tops all in good order xht wagons
Is robes and bells sets Of Light double harness coach
loo numerous 10 nenn also ~ soI,nsrr storE will Be
offered for :Alei sorrel horse old Isl hssds high
harness. snd ro mia inside Of three minutes any daY
70 road wagon and has trotted In $50 without training &;
bay horse, is hands high, old. rough aud ready
stock can rot IN $40 e road vaSoo and promises t. be
Boy stock. never has been half broke to hArDess and
proznises to be very fast black mare l5 hands high
old perfectly gentle In single double hsrnesa and
would male first rate mare for farm rosd wagon In
ear suitable for butcher grocer hight sleigh sets Of
angle harness.
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CCrToN NOTICE II. BoGART, AUCrIoN1ER.-BY
n y. BOG Ton "Wednesday, Sept (, AT l0ls o'clock
NJ No $50 Prince street genee household furniture con
sspg Of mahogany tete tee sofas, mahogany
Tor chairs mahogany bureaus centre tables, window cur
tns shades rosewood easy chair silk brocatee.
wood sofas ard lounges patent bedsesds black walnut
drobc hedsead frst uAy spring mattresses pxasses
elegant Br sseis three ply and carpets oil cloth hat
stans kitchen furniture and uensi HAso, chan
ceiers fixtures, &c re
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A NEv AND ELEGANT STORE ONLY SOME YEARS
IA ago the sr Of adjoining with nls fresco paint.
Ing walls and cetlcgs conlned almost exclusively TO
theatres CHI rches ard tbs bali of privileged nSncer
Tnss besutifu art Introduced among by Industrious
and skf Italian =, fists rapidly presrng especially
In city, 70 lie great mprr architectural
nngemeuts ane Embellishments of buildings The
store Of kes~rs Jsckscn 60 e4T Broadway certainly
ncou-ovs Stiso proof az this all
magnificent and extensive have ssie.lT
with fr--co painting Mr. r. RoSSrNI one OF the
best painters cs .ls kln4 n America
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: UCTIoE NOTICE SALE OF WATCHES 4 JEWELRY,
y This ming nj 1Ols clock. st IS Corandt street
JULIUS Brown ancton-er invites the attention OF the
usoe 10 this saie Of fine watches and jewe'ry
Ladies' and gentlemen in of hrst watches and
ewelry for private would also And their Interest TO at
tend
BIZ descriptive taogues NJ sse By which al articles
warranted.
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THCs. ygITCH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
Spruce street : sher,fs sale of smbroderes, lscss,
tringes &c on Wednesday, september al 10 M al 635
Broadway second s.ory consisting of aces nges emoroi
defies, hosiery, store fixtures, &c.
JOHN r. STEWART Deputy Sheriff.
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CHBkIFr'S SALE OF HOTEL FURSIrURE-cN TUES
~ day, september 1885, No 1871 Sands Brooklyn.
comprising suits IN bros atc splendid pier aud nanei glass
frusses and ingram carpets cnandeiers silver plated
and gass ware, chars, tables sofas, &c.
PEED COLE Auc loneers-