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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

DEFORE P. HUGG,J. ? OF Salisbury Tp.,
I'D MeigS County Ohio.--E. A. Collins VS.
VIM. Mcoubry. ON the 27tl day of August,
A. D. 1853, said Justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action tor ths sum
Of 81 so. Z. A. COLLINS.
Middleport, September IL, \. II. 1883. "a 81"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

EEMr. E. Feiger has bought out the
Daguerrean Gallery in Swallows building.
on Court street, and purposes taking pic
lures of. all kinds as cheap and good as
has ever before been taken IN this place.
SEE advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

M OTlCE Is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and quail fed as Ad-
Uinistratix of the estate Of John Tall, late of
the codnty of Meigs. deceased.
Dated at Lebanon this 4th day of October.
4O-3t-E NANCY w. TALL, Adm'x.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

EvWe see in many-in fact, nearly
all-of our exchanges, notices of the
weather. Many of our cotemporaries
puff" the concern rs if the Clerk of the
'weather Office had placed them on the
dead head list. One would be led to
suppose, from some of these notices, that
the weather" over which the writer's
spread themselves, had been sent them in
Jugs" for their own special use, and for
which they feel bound to make educ ac-
Acknowledgement" as if the Jugs" aforesaid,
had contained the "other thing"
Well, aOe have received no samples diff
fering in any degree from the article in
general use among our neighbors. If we
should be favored with specimen mate
rally different from that used by our sub
scribers, or get our supply much in ad-
vance of theirs we will promptly advise
them. AS long, however, as we and our
readers use the same kind of weather"
and get il by the same shipment, we dom t
suppose it would be news to them if we
were to give it ever SO eloquent puff. -
EB-A novel aad most exciting contest,
in which the honor of the French and
American nations were involved, has just
been decided in favor of the Free and An
dependent Universal Yankee persuasion.
Mons. Goddard, the celebrated French
-Eronaut, and Prof. Steiner, left Cincinnati
tbair VaoOao,iua ho1lacno tho 12tl,
inst, at 2 min. past o'clock P. d., in the
midst of the assembled thousands met to
witness the grand spectacle The Gin
.cinnati papers are filed with the reports oI
the race, but we have not room to copy.
Professor Steiner landed at 80 minutes
past ten p. M, within a few yards Of Lake
Erie, and Mons. Goddard landed some ter
minutes sooner and some twenty miles this
side.
1t will thus be seen that the balloons
made good time; having crossed the State
travelling two hundred and thirty miles il
about six hours.
A collision occurred between the bal
looms, but ne damage resulted. The high
est altitude reached was 10000 feet, a
which point the cold was so severe tina
Prof. Steiner soent to sleep, and was wake
up by his balloon striking tree top.
Both the Eronauts returned 10 Cincin
natl the next day on the same cars, with
out any serious accident having happene
to either.
Professor Steiner was in the air te
minutes the longest, and travelled twent
miles the farthest, although both say the
could have remained up much longe
long enough, in fact, TO have crossed I'll
Lake, but did not choose to be landed
the midst of an unknoUn Canadian for
est. A wise and commendable prudence
we think.
FRAUDS IN MIcnIGAN.-Some startlin
discoveries have lately been made in Mich
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the subScri-
~ Der has been appointed and qualified as
Executor Of tie estate of James Ashworth,
2nd, late of Racine, Meies County, o., de-
ceased. e. G. HAYMAN, Executor.
can4 on %
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that James Mo
IN Carly, of Salem Township, has been
appointed and qualified as administrator Of
The Estate of George Wilson, lateof Rutland
Township, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased.
3S-?tt JONAS MEGA RTY, Administrator.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

EEFall Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas TUESDAY, November 2.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
New Millinery in POmerOy.

M RS. S. d. Gil B S O N,
A NNOUNCES to the citizens of Pom etoy
IA and vicinity that she is now in receipt of
the largest and finest stock of Millinery
goods ever offered in this market to W hich she
invites the attention of all persons wishing to
purchase. Her experience in the business for
twenty years enables her to select such goods
as cannot fail to please; and having procured
the best of experienced workIneu, she is now
prepared to manufacture to order, and, also, to
do ali kinds of dressing aud repairing oh work
in q substantial manner, and on reasonable
terms.
Her stock consists Of Ronnets of every de-
scrpton, Riding Hats, aud II other kinds Of
Hats Tor ladies. Also, boys and chidreus'
Hats; Head Dresses, Caps, Ribbons, of evuly
description and in great variety; French aud
American Flowers Of every description. In
fact, she has ell that can be found in first
class market.
: Shop on Water Street, third building above
the Remington House, Pomeroy. Ladies, dc
not forget the place, but just ca Il and see fol
yourselves. [no2O-6ml S. o. GIBSON.
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PET&8 AAMB &BEHT ,
Matchmaker and Dealer in
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND FANCY ARTICLES,

Court ST., Pomeroy, O.,
A NNOUNCES to the citizens of Pomeroy
II and vicinity, that he has just returned
from the East, and opened his stand on Court
Street, one door below Reeds Drug Store, a
fine selection Of Watches and Clocks, rich
JewelTy and Fancy Goods, all of which he is
enabled TO sell cheap. An examination is So
licited. Thankful for the liberal patronage
hope by strict attention TO business and fail
dealing, TO merit a continuance Of the same
Aug. 17-33-tf.
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coz BROADWAY.


49, -
noCToR HUNTERS ONLY OFFICE rs AT NO spTyI.
- son street New York city established A.D 1884, Open
rom seven IN the moving until ten IN the evening.
DR. N. LARNoHT, n MERCER STREET. CORNER or
~ Spring, opposite St. Nichoias Hotel New York once
bours from 10 A. n unsP. NJ, exceps sundsys
nR. WATSON, 40 BRooNE STREET SECOND RrocK
~ west Of broadway. once hours from in hesnornns
nR RALrHs OFFICES, 80 BIEEKER STREET.
~ corner Of Wesley place, two blocks OF broadway
noCToR WARD, tss BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST COR.
IL ner Of proome street. second noor Once hOprs from
A. ull 10 M daily. On Sundays from A. NJ u IL M
" G. JOHNSON, NJ D.-OrrICE lss NINTH STREET.
-. New York one block east OF Broadway o0ce hours
FROM 10 A. NJ 10 SP.M.
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IIrNRY q LrFrs. ArcrIoNrER-sAI.EsnooN no

HENRY " LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
IL q Nassau street-HFNRy " LEEDS co viii sell ~
auction Saturday Nov 13 ri 1915 o'clock at the salesroon,
No Nassau street general assortment ~ household fur
nure removed for of sale consisting Brussels
and ingram carpets rosewood and mahogany aror suits in
brocaie and hair cloth extension dining tables rosewood mar
dressing bureaus do Wristbands. office chairs shaving
snds g frame mirrors. trcche and lace window curtains,
Gilt rosewood marble toilet sets mahoga
y wood heisteads hair mattresses blankets
lids holsters aud pillows crocFery glass and kitchen ware
MACKENZIE. AUCTroNEER. Will. SELL, THIS
sI dsv mt lu. ocock Mt DO Hudson large assor
household furniture sofas chairs, side centre aud
extension tables pier and msnte mirrors, paintings CARPET,
uar,bes lounges bureas cottage suits office desks stoves,
crrckery and glass ware. Sale rain or shine
NroRTuaGE sATF.-By VIRTUE OF CHATrEL
I'M uorss age viii sell nj auction Friday, November IL
=, "A O'Clock No ~ Clinton place the furniture o said
house consisting mirrors Brussels and ingram carpets
a. hairs AZ Ac M. SHANiEy Jr. Mortgngee
- Olilce Of Marine Court
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Where the puress and mos, reliable article
A,,he lowest marse. price.
GARD TO THE la BrEs.-THE TOILET Is ESSENTIAL
" to beauty. , Then be ss r md by .,.,.,
which mparis beautiful bloom 10 the face n
cure for ireckes, pimpes, cuaneous erupons transform
Yellow and sallow complexion
soehes All irritation and mpas % the countenance natural
color Ladies using chaks, aabaser. fun, &e.
Chapped hands sore lips
Roughness ~ the skin and all excoruons the flesh much
dreaded = The winter months completely removed BY one o.
Two aPpea,,ions fer sale only At The drss store No $40
until II o'clock at night
CONSTIPATION CosTTvENEssD AND DYsPEPsIA
by Dsvys Eryalen.a Craskers an Agreeable and nutritious
vegetable food rsnaf.sa.ea from original geng
bowels % the conduo, all
The eomposon q these and their
r. Nor r S S1, ey s .
pound WI keep for years IN any climate None genuine
'"'''''' '' ISAAC McGAY. 29 Forsyth street. Ny.
In lots to suit at 81, per ies Romano NAL, aud
y. HAMMILi, no Pearl street
L'RfSCH CIEsTSUTs, FRENCH CHEsryuTs-rIRsT
& % WHOLESALE Sg SS fT raaE rs Broad
way.
CofD PENS REPAIRED TO EQUAL NEw ny NY
VI improved method and warranted Al cost " only my
Pens mad. % order 10 sui any hand prices THOMAS
the Post office. Established Isss
Now rs THE TIME TO CHAR or YOUR LoFrs.
~ garets and cellars 81 MI old rubbish such newspa
i've hundred pounds q newspapers win brng
my WI ,, w ss 2, ,a a ~ VII we SAM i
writing books. which srcuss y he .SSscr6sr VIII produce
neur Eve loads q wood good hamso nothing
csGScs sS'I'5 XIV sSn ta Basement
f,tSTIIJ,FS nv rInRExcE
I FOR IMPROVING TINE COMPLEXION:
way near rMelth slr.et ut Asiscts No 5e Metropolitan
Th. composition contrary 10 an ohers when usca is wash
a. Il he ." ssS r and 3 ss AZ AZ a sa
pmpes ffeckles, and importing natural and charming
hue '" VIC '0 pR ciiLr f sT csRr sli
Hass ansysed he pass &C. Fosnee psparss BY Nine
skin with good effect. JANIS r. Cmtros, ND.
goUTTs ToorHAcHE DESTROYER -roorHAcHE
= cured y lev minutes sure and permanent cure
80 GRAND STREET CORNER or ALLEN
Ane IyiHg every o'asr remedy MS s sve immeiiss re-
VIII re"9 Ufe p, ssgss n 1rsn swoaSy.c
viii also reusr deesyed ooth as useful a. ever One sp
pcaton generally surccn, stop The pain OF the vo
The gums and remove hc pain almost insdeiy Persons
w sees s9 syc ae e 81 he e
Instruments Price % cents bottle Sold only the above
store, 40 Grand street. corner of Aien.
To rARMERs-rHE UNDERSIGNED HAs DISCOVER
sd during twenty I've years experience on farIn new
gsns " s ass hSs and s S S sDs ss q % tune
peror 70 any at 20 market and being not one
ye sa be DESTROYS ss S al H. Fellow
waM e ss * sep s as x SaSoa os
New York. fun particulars will be sent b. resrn Of mail
TooTnpIcEs-A SMALL LOT OF ORANGE wooD
JoSfs, 900 Division street near saiIois street.
TUE POCKET ERASER
4 VIII be ready Tor sale In few days.
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RarAsTs' \ ssf Ssls ,... 80 u, o
seebsae. a' ns - ss 'so.aw ~ sosys cssas sr
afs, sssSs ~. @ 1ss EXT aa'As ''s
rarn WILSON cs r. caA Ap Mosasn sa,. Dance
rev SSSas oa'e s es 9eaT r 4 Ssa &c
A cADEMy OF MrsIo-THE DON GIOVANNI MONT
" uccoLoM1NiI, "''A'' GisSzazASSIt 4 : aHlosI
SOTO os Sass g5sars LoRIsL
The sale Of ths rnoraing a,
s 81 Ns'sS"S %p Ns. s. an = ''a
seats foe any part o. the house including toe
sias' E sx SFf anR Ell may
the sss ~ n. re sss ss
'''d's and az fi PiGeoLoas
on one and 'n saa rs sIa1,ng' Nav >, .,s
Third nghto MoSast's inm a
GAzzANIGA Doona Anna Anna ME- GasoSI Elvra
Mile as. 2eriina
CASTER LoRINi, wEiNiIcH col.ETTi,'
and all the other artists OF the Academy viii appear as we'd as
u,,r ,,o>.s,e,, -, MILF NILE soTo o,,x.ra.
A "' taaer de arsc, Ga" or csRh ASsGHUrz
TO ~'r' SKA iS5 d 4 sgf9t sPE.sse''sy
a ahe n s hs the
meniary ticket Offices
f" appearance q Ma as TssG pasSs fiSe''e
Prima Donna from the Grand Opera Paris when viii be
given the whole OF Beliini's opcr. Of
To be followed y ssR i%s r ssssGs rA''''
80 The Domneering tiousemsd)
"" Mile PIOcoLoMINI
viii appear for the first time in her admired character OF the
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
' ssc6No AND LAST GRAND ,,o. ,o,,u
(prior departure for IIayana which be
gwen '0' - ONLY TIME THIS SEASON
Meyerbeers grand opera Of
with grsst cast Madame GAZzAAIGA will sing for tho
first and oniy time her celebrated role Of Alice.
rAMPBELL MINsTREIs. Al BROADWAY,
~ The greatest band IN the Empire city, will appear in
new piece IN "ni'' ''0'n' PoSd g
VIII appear in Grand Paror Escrtainent embracing an
that contained IN the Ethiopian profession such songs
az o'clock
'i'AN' 'AND'' EouFsTRIA
sagemen mad WIN Ne beautiful aud darns e4aearcnuc
From The Champs Elysee Cirque, Paris,
aud last pupil of the s ss'e' 81, a. ,scoyr
who will her first appearance in New York Mt the above
fashionable place Of amusement on Monday next Nov IS
THE NEW. ORLEANS ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
i composed Of the following artists
Mas Rosalie Durand prima donna assoluts;
Mss eeorgis nodson, tenore eoniraliino'
Mr. Fred. lyster, primo hasso baritone;
Mr. + Trevor, primo buiIo,
Mr. J Arnold n,s !; sece 9ss s bass0;
VIII open in Washington Nov -. Savannah Dec g. 1859
al persons having business with The eomuang win please adj
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE
s"E cuURcus enf tshl', oRsS,sat PAINTING or
NIAGARA,
TJBAnKrs saa I'll coRson
w aff Tiss iso sTFv% Spe % Sas ss AZ Go
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OF = nnn TO sNOoo wANrED-wTrTI A GENTLE
NloUUU man q,alaed 70 sc as treasurer Of an es!ah
Particulars and reference at Nc. 2 Pine stseet
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DUTcH BULBS ROOTS AT AucrIoN-JoHNE VAN
IL ANTN fRf will sell. Friday. l2th inst NJ II o'clock,
AZ Wilson OF those scented nDger
roots ~ package consisting OF hyacnshs ips
his mpsris, lilies, Jonguiis drops
Ac Florists flower Ianciers attend. Catalogues ready
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A ucrroN NorIoE,-PEREMProRY SALE OF MAaNI

UCTION NOTICE.-sTEAMB0AT OHIO.-SAMUEL
"A osGOoD & Co; auction store, No q Nassau street
Tuesday 10th the steamboat Ohio with all the furniture
assignee.
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ELIAS b. HENRY. Auciioneer.

EDWARD ssIIENCK. UCT1ONEER.-fIOU sFIIO T. n
r. furufWre.-By n A Y. H. SrHENCk-This day, Nov.
~ NJ l O'Clock the private residence No is Twen
~ fourth near Madison avenue, being the entire furn
sre rn,sfd the above house. embracing psfor
chamber suits rosewood pianoor,e carpets throughout the
house oi'rloas elegant mrrors clocks chandeliers
.rrsses ien furniture &C, with which the sale will
meme tt.aloluerR at sale.
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JAEES AT AUCTIONS.

A LBERT II. EICoLAY. AUCTIoSEER.-BY ALBERT
"A IL NiCoLAi--oflce. No. Broad street Regular
ton sales of stocks and bonds Merchants Exchange
day soe1s and bonds bought sold al private sale
and at the Brokers' Board
SALE THIS DAY AT l2,s O'CLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE.
UCTIoN NoTIoE-BRowNE & NICHOLS WILL. SILL,
IN Friday November H. at t0 o'clock al the sacsroou
regular sale of household furniture second hand
consisting In part OF elegant rosewood SUITS In bocade
brocate harcoh and reps second hand wood piano
forte In perfect order manufactured by of our best city
Makers marble ctergeres bureaus wnshsands bullets
enameed chamber suits various coors, curled hair ma
dresses and other bedding rich gin oval frame mirrors
wood mahogany and black walnut bedseads book racks
centre tables, chairs SOFAS lounges and extension dining "a
bes, lamps candeabras silver plated such casters
cake baskets forks spoons, salt cellars &C. Also one bur
gar proof skeleton iron SAFE and black walnut ounce
table. Sale peremptory.
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N SLEIGH ROBES, SLEIGH ROBES.
HERTS MOSS. auctoneers No 81 Pine street will sell
this day Friday November u q lo o'clock large lot Of
Bay wolf bear tox buffalo genet fox aud other
sleigh and robes The sale win be without reserve aud
well worthy the attention of purchasers Terms cash. by
der Of the
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.


II w. BURR. MANUFACTURING JEwELtER. 57s
H. broadway. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
the public, his saesroou. the 18th
TREY stock OF the finest ewelry Of the latest
and emerald work brooches and rings
scarf pins and sterling silver all 81 hs
re which win be sold At retail Of the loves, wholesale prizes
The celebrated Nardn watches equal every respect
Jules Jurgensen, and 30 per cent less in price
LYME GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS,
spectaces &c 6c 0per cent below the retail rrcc-
nj TOBIAS LYON BROS old established CHEAP store 81
Chatham street, sweeny's Hotel
NOTICE TO wATcIrMAKERs AND DEALERS IN
IN wstches.-DAyIS improved safety banking lever
watches and pocket chunomeers These watches
and the application Of tempered springs snd compensation
balances they slneny suited Tor all climates:
supplied either with without and nj moderse
prices Watches the spanish and with
marnhcenlly embeshed cases and diais Orders
Davis chrnnomeer and watch manufacturer rs Upper
Charles street Northampton square c. london England
c,1 FOR GOOD WATCH "A GOOD SAVINGS rNgrT.
III tnion has opened lyons CITY Hall ewery store
where by paying weekly instruments OF fl you
yourself of his celebrated lever motion watches with
written guarantee for time. He also keeps of the finest
rold watches IN the United States equally low that
be paid for the accommodating
assortment " Jewery he s confident he please the
fasdous II are wise you Will give him call, aud IN
c bargain AZ Lyon Ciy HAL iewcy store, No Is Chat
ham street opposite the Park.
OCO LOUIS ANRtCH, matchmaker, from Copenhagen
respectfully informs the public that for will
repsr and clean Me finest watches including main and hsr
ing employed the best Matchmaker from Europe he can a.
Louis ANRfCH, SIS Brssdway.
Two doors above Amty street.
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1 nNIxrsrp Arnns, SALEM \ LEWIS ArcrIny

A pNiNisTRAToRs sALE.-W. y. LEWIS, AUCTION.
Thirty between Fourth and Lexington mt
10 c!ok tn contents ~ house consisting of general
cnt gcn.ee ffnturc also rosewood pinoforte also
contents u carpep,er shop consisting OF tools benches
machine mortic do. 2hurses 10, OF
harness rucksway top wagon, Lumber wagon a.. sale pc
gltiye.
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aurtun Saturday 18Th inst n II o'clock, 81 2O Hester
street iayier NIL the household furniture belonging
the esate of shc le Gfct Mfgen deCeased comprising
as huresug car As wardrobe tables chairs feather beds
aud bedding .~tkery and glass cooking
lures b. oicT Of James Barnes AMI u H. wigen,
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L, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
furniture il Brooklt -. COTTON win sell. this day.
Friday H. NJ los O'Clock $40 Sarket street vren
Court smith, the entire 9entcr of hnnse
comprising part velvet three ply and carpets oil
cloths good raogany parlor dining ROOM bedroom and
-ncnt fnni,rc, cottage suits fixtures china glass
ware Kitchen furniture. &c. Catalogues early morning
nd sal pers.pItory.
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Lriss u. HENRY. AUcTIoSEER.

~ NNttinn safe 81 elerant hon-enar lufnnure
VIII 4. sold Saturday. November H. al iO O'Clock 1T i5S
Suih opposite Chelsea park. Twenty street
gene raj Of household furniture
SPLENDID rosewood pafor suit, covered IN crimson satin bro
sofa. shar reception chair and
sflo- chairs rosewood ecgrre, mirror doors and back with
marble tor; splendid rosewood marble to- centre tables ele
tan,ly side table marble Jenny lad PATTERN
SPLENDID Turkish chair covered with cashmere It frame
tier glass Kit snd china mauie velve window
shades and oil nsinnH4 Parsn marble tote tete
sicouf rosewood bcds'ads; spring SEA, tee tetr
znfag eAfp match wasstands marble ton. hair
mattresses psliaees feather beds holsters and pillows
marble dressing bureaus lounges, mahogany
mahogany Jenny Lind style hrdsieas sofa hes
rarrss maple bedssears seat chairs oicoth In hs
clocks Also
in hair cloth china tea sets and crockery table
cutlery BE-, Ac. The furniture viii positively W. sold
highest hficT Purchasers particularly invited attend
ELIAS b. HENRY Aueiioneer
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HENRY u. HERTS JR,, AUCTToNEER, WILL SELL,
on Friday November L. Mt II O'Clock the gallery
m No ~ Pine street b. order of ,hs assignee
large stock no urs robes &C. all made expressly
Tor this trade consisting of real mink sable crmne
msren fitch prskra coney, and others Large capes Veto
rfnes peicrne tippes nuhe cults collars. gloves &c Al
large stock III sleigh and lap robes Of various kinds
Terms cash Catalogues ready and Fopls view. by
order ~ y. W. SYLVESTER, ESD Assignee.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRTDsY. nov le. At l0is
I'D O'Clock 4. NJ III the central saesroons VIII
Iughhy feah Brooklyn, regular weekly sale
furniture. caes Ac also small invoice OF Jewey
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A UCTION EOTICE.-AIi. THE SPLENDID ROSEWOOD
IA furniture solid suit IN rich satin brocae
marble top and side tables mirror curtains paintings
yases &c; bedsead marble bureau and
washstan ingram carpets hair mattresses
hogapy bedsead chairs Kitchen furniture at 6 Hous
xana rect near MacdOuga street.
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o.,
A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN SECOND
n street contatrnR twelve rooms deslrahy situated rs
good neghborh0od aud thu Third and Fo,sth
avenue Yearly reni 500 Apply 70 b. W RICHARDS
30I broadway
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A UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL. AUCTIONEER, 4
n w. s. THOMPSON -Asslgnee's saie.-Sanrday. at II
O'Clock the No. South street general stock
clothing and furnishing articles for sailors, &c
g. II. REED. Assignee,
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4 UCTIoS NOTICE SEWING CHINES-BROWNE Il
IA NICHOLS will sell this day, Friday, November IL IL
clock salesoom 80 Nassau street invoice of first
Grover Baker sewing machines. To be sold without
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I,pwAEn scHENcK AucrIoYEER. -cuoIcE ANp

EDwkEn sCHKNCk, AUITIONEEK .UHnICk MD
~ valrabsc psniings-Ry v. y. N. sCiiENck, this
SATURDAY h and 18th Instant At III O'Clock etch ay.
their Nassau choice and valuable a
psiunc~ modern artists the collection louis
rheiner Esq collected entirely by himself aud all af the
highest Glass comprising the finest specimens by the following
sfss 81 tir Dusseldorf French, Flemish amt European
rcnos viEintag DE Hook chaggeny, De keniin. Curtis
ptens carabain Ruysisel Wander. fycsen, Palamedrs
fingeibach T. r. Naolie, kockos AMI many others. The
above cHeclu comprises about 30 pictures vi ~ Gne
aud really beautiful In subject and merit The whole celec
un incutaG the fine frames viii BE- positively sold without
TIE Rbtye exhibition aud the public
morally are inye 10 examine this hne collection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

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business IN South America where cattle are cheapl where
thfs business cannot be done bt plan
he accomplished climate Can better IN three
days than be done months by the old process
Address Packer, Herald office.