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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-19
1859 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE. 1859
Second Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods!
TEREovEEoVIDOE1S STOCR!!
Filling three oveAowngbeng the largest stock of
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been city for IS years

rbetak
bought
o sthanM
il is We
cksaesa and
fosc
~
stock OF
sthaev RugsWS
which Remember the place The sign the Golden Beehive
.
May 18. STONE THOMAS.
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G<TLieut. I. M. Vincent, formerly Of this
place, has been appointed Assistant Pro otessoro
Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology, at West
Point.
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CsTS Some twelve or fifteen countcrleiteis
have been arrested in Jefferson county within
few days by u. s. Deputy Marshal Cable.
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OSrOur readers in the ueighborhood of Deers
Vile are referred to the advertisement Of Wm'
Hanna.
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TreasMrer's Notice.

pursuance IJh Russell Treasurer Of 5sr5sCn County h,sy n'y s Isa
that
showing One Hundred Dollars Is property
o the Incorporated Cy
purpose reiyng viii attend n or BY deputy tie wnsn
and OeOek r. the
led
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0rHon. John G. Calhoun, Of Kansas, died
at ST. Joseph, Mo-, on last Saturday.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-19

thus speaks Of our late lair:-
HARRISON COUNTY FAlR.-We are informed
that the Harrison County Fair, which was held
at Cadiz, last week, was grand success. Those
who were there from this county were highly
pleased with the way they do things up in old
Harrison II is estimated that there were ten
thousand people in attendance on the second
day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-19

0~A majority Of the voters of Kansas have
voted in favor Of the adoption ofthe Wyandotte
Constitution.
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OFWe are indebted to our friend. o. G. Dew
ey, Esq, for late Philadelphia papers,
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Saineville, 26
Beaver CO.. Pa.-Rochester, Pavilion Hotel, q


Enon Valley, %. . ...
Harrison CO., Cadiz American House, "a.
Dr. Dellenbaugh tatters himself that he can
cure Chronic complaints OF the oldest and most OBJ
stinate character He uses no mercurial prepar'
auons, and only medicines that are purely vegea-
BILE. eaN
Dr. D., Of Cleveland, is the son of the celebra-
ted Dr. Dellenbaugh. late of Georgetown, who so
successfully treated and prescribed tor 2b1OUO pa.
tents during 26 years practice IN this state
All diseases pertaining to Women and Children
are treated with great success by Dr Dellenbaugh.
Where Dr., y prescribes for patients, his char.
pes will be sasf, ctory. There is no one pracn-
cing In GeorgetoWn Ii on the Dellenbaugh system.
N B-Dr, d speaks the German language;
"About two years ago my general health be
came much debilitated and in short time there
was an eruption made its appearance upon my face
and body assuming the veIy worst type OF skin
disease, $50 called by the docItrs.l My husband
being physican tried different remedies, but a.
vailed nothing. then applet 10 ether eminent
physicisns, but got no reie. BY this time my head
and face was mass Of sores heard OF Or. De
great success in treating chronic diseases and dis
eases OF the skin. applied TO him, and in less
than three months, he had the eruption removed
and my general health improved under his treat
meut, SO that | now ENJOY good heulth. In con
cusion would say, those suite ring from like
disease should apply 10 Dr. DeIlenbangh.
| lN''Y97fE MRS. A. FORGEE.
Aug 81, l919'lyg h4 tta&&
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Ia rrel HeIr ring e. Co.'S Patent
Champion Sale
: AT DUDUKE, Iowa.


DMBuKE, Jan T. 1859
Cents I am requested by Mr.. T. A.C Coch-
ran of this place, to say to you that on the
morning of the 4th instant, about 3 o'clock, his
store took fire, and the entire stock Of goods
was destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
intense that none Of the goods could possibly be
saved; but fortunately his books and papers
which were in one efyour Champion Safes,
were all preserved perfectly. And we'll they
may be called Champion, for during the whole
conhagration there was one incessant pouring o
fame directly upon the safe which contained
them. And still, upon opening it, the inside
was found to be scarceless warm, while the
outside was most severely scorched, Yours
truly, N. A. McCLOh hE,
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
glar- Proof Safes with Halls Patent Powder
Proof Locks, afford the greatest security of any
safe in the world, Also Sideboard and
Parlor safes, ofelcgant workmanship and finish
for plato &c.
Farrell Herring & Co., have removed from
81 Walnut ST., to their new store, No. 62j
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6TAll, especially young men, should read
the advertisement Of the "National Dispensary''
at Cincinnati, in another column.
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DR DELLENBAUGH respectfully inf orms the
I } citizens of Harrison and adjoining counties.
that he will remain a day in the following places,
All persons affected with any diseare of chronic
nature, are invited to call for gratuitous consulta
lion.
Guyohoga co.-At his residence Fast Cleveland,
Spangler Avenue, between Main and Euclid streets
- 3, 4, Sc 7S,9 10, IL, II, l3, "a, Is, I6, II
Portage co --Garrettsville, Norton House, a m
to Up M. 81.
Ravenna Collins House. 10.
Stark co--Canton City, Stoyer House 90
Tuscarawas co.--New Philadelphia, Combs
House, %.
Uhrichsville, Commercial Hail. 90.
Coumbiana co.-Bayard Station from a. m. tc
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GTDurng tho summer that has just passed
away, thousands Of sufferers from dysentery
and diarrhga have been relieved by the use of
Hostetter's Bitters, medicine which is evident
ly destined to maintain permanent place in
the public estimation. Bilious diarrhna is
one of those diseases which battles the skill Of
the physician. The medicine they administer
to act upon the bowels never seem to reach the
source of the evil. The difficulty is to get a
remedy that will reach all the digestive organs
and give them simultaneously a rush OF vigor,
to rid them OF this disease. This problem is
solved by the Btters, which never fails to con-
auer the most stubborn cases. 1t is only fair
to say, that during the season jnst closed, this
medicine has achieved more cures than any 9TH
er ever presented to the public and during the
fall when that terrible Scourge, the fever and
ague, is so prevalent the Bitters will gain fresh
lame.
Sold by Deuggists and dealers generally, ev-
erywhere.
| (erSee advertisement in another column. m
| -uaO~-o-~-2sZ-----
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Hopedale, Ohio, October lth, 1859.

A GREAT BoRG.--The Artesian Well at Co.
lunlbus has reached the depth of 1928 feet fs
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STThe editor of the Carrolton Free Press,
Tins speaks of our late fair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

ssssn
Mirrors lace Curtains oil Paintings satasry bronze and or
molu Chandeies Dresden and French China Ornaments
fure china glass and syerware rosewood octave P
noiorie AZ this day Friday November at the priyaae
sssss ss S
household Furniture Al auction this sesson The
celebrated cabinet makers Roth Goldsm and webb; to BE-
peremptory Sold Catalogues the house morning the
DINING ROOMS
Fourteen feet exclusion dining Table, Hertz PATENT side
board china Sonss SCI ieS Brussels
and ruby glass sSw Wines
Handled table Cutlery eight day Clock, coah Arm thsir
and dining Chairs covered IN moque oval Mirrors
GSsndeier Brackets, rosssood secretary and
Bookcase lined with satin wo,d eegere French plate DOORS
1o asc man epe Mirrors s9 nj l Rs s
brodersd lace Curtains Shades and Germ es bronze
wood suits In satin brocae Of the Richest Description
consisting Of two tete aee Sofas two and reception
and stuffed back Chairs two richly carved Tables
card do Turkish Chair Freach Bagaee board superb
real artistic Bronzes gepresenng Summer Winter Autumn
ing Music c Sevres Dresden china Vases and Figures
OIL Paintings by eminent artists Family Group, by Seeres
on he e
Engraying Parian marble statuary Piano
round finished all round carved legs aud CASE nad
with mother Of PEARL made to order for the owner and fully
Etegers tops do Bedsteads sye Of Louis xIy Table de
Chairs Gace hair and spnr feather
Beds Banke,s Coanierpsnes Mirrors Curtains Shades &c
n BeSds s ara black wal
Carpets, Bookstand Clock &C. Also large desirable
e. Of and kitchen Terms sale
possession Immediately. Inquire Of the auctoneer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK, OCT
= ss9-No;ice to proposals directed
Of the bidder written thereon the "Propos
Sr S n M G al M al s
and prves" will be Office Of the City lnspec
cay M
for The right and Of service contained and
% ne e sept
IL 1859 and approved BY the Mayor, Sept Is 1852 70 wits
TO advertise proposals for the exclusive right for five
years all the night soil of this city carrying
solid thereof beyond jurisdiction ol The Pilot comnsson
Of this State without nuisance under the following
night the vessels each every dock apart
Ss @ oaa 1 a
transport beyond the harbor all the contents the
n al sny s he q s BE-
decied and with covered hachways and
Of ten al night and sunrise in the morning
The contractor shall dumping vessel
vessel into he river within tie Of the Pilot coms
nf1 sn s syeay the Of
contractor and his seies to become bound to hold harmless
a @
any penalty expense Or damage which may arise from the
Gent Soss
An % or bids recsvsd e be- without delay trans
tor I be a Ire S 9 ssc By two o
II the contractor shall neglect refuse execute his contract
to be Of The tonnage above mentioned for said service within
forty eight hours after notice Of the action Of the Common
deemed that said has been abandoned sccordance
with section 50 Of the amended charter of 1857 and the
loss The Corporation for and az the
person making default and his sureties.
sails received deemed 70 the interest Of the Corpo
SaIs forms Of proposals sd estimates be obtained on
y ''' 81 DANIEL iIlgfE DELAvAN City Inspector
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II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER
Salpcropn, NJ, ~ -.'

HENRY H. LEEDS Il co. win sell n, an cus -
Nov H. at l0a o'clock at the saesroom NJ "a On
large lot OF Furniture Otto of Rose In bottles a. srse.
carved rosewood Suit, covered In moque "s w
seads rosewood dressing Bureaus mahogany Chars and
Rockers manogany rosewood and black walnut BnTeams
frame pier oval Mirrors Brussels and nrrai a gut
reserve = "''h'
Also $50 pocket Sewing Machines In perfect order and
warranted TO sew equal to the samples. 1851 's"u
white fox Lap Robe - Ss'
Also 900 microscopic views Of Amsrcan and European
Scenery, Figures nc. NrN'
Also, Mt IL o'clock,
Several ornamental and plain French plate Mirrors
for parlors and barrooms.
Also, 10 cases genuine schcdam schnnpps
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STEAMBOATS,.


1'HE STEAMER AURORA LEAVES JAY STREET PtER
every morning At o'clock for yonkers Hastings Dobbs'
Ferry Iarrytown, Nyacs Sing Sing. Havers,raw Grassy
Poie verpanoks Returning, leaves Peeksk at O'Clock
time ,ery Sunday morning
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HENRY d. HERTS, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
IL FuRS, FuRS FgRS
q, On FRIDAY, Nov II, at los o'clock.

",
CO., By order of assignees
Sable.
Day eape nossl mink royal marten,
sana ard other Capes Coak Capes Pelerncs
and bua cg sy ann and pras wolf Robes genet
Trade and private purchasers "s' ~ io's W sun "c
Catalogues ut sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

DRoDERICK OBsEQUIEs-THE COMMITTEE OF AR
ID rangements earnestly urge upon their fellow citizens who
desire lake the Funeral solemnties Of the late United
States Senator David c. Brodeck of California orgaui
zaon they should at report the fact to the Charm
house Of Howard Engine Company No a. corner Of
Funeral viii take place Sunday Nov - The line Of pro.
on and Christopher The Funeral
Grafton will be delivered in the large chapel of the New York
SAMUEL RADCLIFFE, Chairman.
JOHN MACK Secretary
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
pTfRI.TN ATfGTTnN

By order Of trustees the undersigned will offer at auction,
Saturday Nov. IL and Monday Nov. H. commencing
10 O'Clock each day b2 West Twenty frat street. mag
nicen Furniture and original Paintings with very valuable
collection OF Works of Art In bronze and MARBLE belonging
the estate Of Senior Avar Veasque comprising exceedingly
beautiful collection much Of which imported by him and
selected in Europe during three years travel the Cont
nent The whole q for percmptory and absolute SALE
logues Of which will be furnished purchasers morning Of
ing Of magnificent equestrian and Bronzes double
suit rich carved rosewood furniture Sofas paror
Chairs two Chairs and two reception Chairs solid
wood In CRIMSON brocade all with slip magnificent
Suit in medallion bronze. of pieces do In gold
All these Suits made but abort time ago
in perfect order Two Ezabethan Etegeres
tel marble tors and plate DOORS superb Florenne mante
Mirrors made In Paris, two large pier Mirrors with marble
consoles and cornces complete silk AMI rich lace Curtains
marble top sofa and pier Tables paper mache Tables
beautifully nlat Turkish Lounges in medallion with Chairs
Iers with elegant collection Of Bronzes and Satuary
Also,
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS,
Including number Of valuable Paintings purchased In
Europe and well worthy the attention of
which is the magnificent fruit Piece In this country with
real Sees and lava Vases mante Ornaments 6c Chamber
and dining roomsSuperb rosewood Bedseads marble dress
ing Bureaus with hair Mattresses and Bedding all complete
tapestry and Wilton Carpets Suit covered silk cheya
Gasses wardrobes Lounges etes, French cottage
Chairs extension Table rich China ruby and crystal Glass
sverware marble hall Stand with large quantity parlor
chamber and dining Furniture not here enumerated
eompris four hundred lots and costing $50
There will be postponement of this sale account
commencing each at 0 o'clock precisely Seventh
Eighth stages within few doors Of the house.
w. Is. WESTCOTT CO., Auctioneers.
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A UCT!oN NOTICE:-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER,
IA and w. s. TnOMPSON-On Saturday, at l015 O'Clock In
the saesroons Is East Broadway general sale Furniture
Dry Goods, Clothing, Turning Lathe, Stoves &c.
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INSURANCE,

INSURANCE.
II EEP INSURED.
Business slowly, but surely, moving up town. In order 70
accommodate public the II. f. l. Co. located their
Office ia central position and submit the following Card
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE co.
CAPITAL Sl60,000
All securely invested.
Of1ce-Whtlock Building,
Corner of Nassau and Beekman streets, New York.
Branch onice-No II Merchants Exchange.
Continue insure al kinds of property against loss dam
age by fire at the reduced rates.
VIM. Chaunccy, VIM. X. Strong w. NJ, Newell,
Moses TAYLOR, Edward Height Frd. A. Fisher,
Paul Spotlord, w. A. Wheeler Robt b. Currier,
r. q. Van Schack, G. Meletta, Minard H. Fowler,
Y. Barsalou, N. O. Plat, John b. Corles
jas. b. Wilson, John I. Wilson, Geo. w. Read,
r. - sprague Philo Turd, John d. Shook,
Benz H. Lille, b. NJ Whitock W. H. Buckley,
-, a. Hobrooke, j. q. Lighbody, George Carroll
T 4, :; Coleman, Nat W. rurtis, u. NJ. Hohredge,
w. !. McDoLad, Pao Lathrop, Francis Miller.
WM IITAUNCEY, President
ro,xu a., PhlI.o. hlaD, Vice President
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-TrunSr :,
auction on Saturday Nov a. a. u o'clock he sesroo n
French plate Mirrors suitable parors and barroems
Tosrp1 yrcr,. :, --------
M at the Central Salesrooms Wilouabby street oruer
Q. rear Brooklyn regular weekly sale conssag OF gene.
ding three Panos large crcn b Ssas
Carpets, Stoves &c:
oc cav BROS, AUcrIoNEERs Will SELL THIS
desirable s 81 az io1 Prs Tor cash large attractive
the entire balance OF an stock OF this seasons i'm
ron sold 10 close an account great part Of these goois
1roRTa .oT CIV ~ vI,ror ~ ~ .rrr,
IsS5 9SS S WI a saturday ny.
one Piano two wood SOFAS large essy
y Sss oas
furniture &C., &c. N. STANLEY, Jr. AtSorney Tor Mort
PuHsLiCs SALE " VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in THE
y ~ M, h IN, =. J;-Dy y. vaN MAGuNEK Auc
q November I'll more paliieaIaf
known as kersnaws Iiosl OF Military Hall Ths building
use 1--WE % On second oo Kitchen and dining on
lectures balls public meetings 8c on Ia srs & rs
sers s' and H Two
nshed with gas and water from % % ~ cSmpeey inr
toress stable and large and eommodos sheds
situated In the most central part Of he cy and now ny
boarders Ths ik rsrs run ~ pernnema ana Transient
into the hotel s9 1r any one Wishing y 90
Sale 1 commence me on the premises
OF John and Cross strees when con,.ions s @
D1cHARDs KINGsI.AND- AucT1oNrrp
FRIDAY Al 10 oclocr iS'sAND W. WIN SELL this day,
- " Al their sa,earoom INA Rro.dv.v
BY catalogue for cash n lots to anil Inc cv sn od
- S~'' III 9 -, ~. &c ciy anu country uaue,
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do O00 WORTH OF LADIES' AND GENTLEwENs
TC.UUU cast oG Clothing wanted in large or snal lots
for which the highest price paid can oe Oh
ained in bsnkahe money by calling tie on Addressing
WV. WALSH, 80 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

CPEC1AL NoTICE--BosToN HOWARD ATHENEUM.-
- Mr.. COLLINS the celebrated Irish comedian and vocalist,
viii short engagement at the above theatre on
Monday the liih inst Since Mr. Collins return from Caor
best Irish comedian Of the day he has played to crowded
brilliant engagement in Charleston South Carolina his
splendid nightly encored being compelled sing
dence are satisfied Mr. Collins previous engagements will
prevent bis remaining than six nights in Boston he
goes direct to New Orleans where he engaged Christ
holidays, at the St. Charles theatre After which he fol-
lows to fulh engagements at Mobile Memphis, Nashville Gin
cnnati Philadelphia st. Louis, Chicago DC He will appear
In New York In the latter Of the spring Managers wish
ing negotiate will address all letters 10 VIM Collins agent
1856 South Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

MFRS. NJ, So SIXTH AVENUE, GUARANTEES TO PAY
M the highest rrice in cash for ladies' left of Wearing Appa
rs from 50 to $50 piece for silk dresses also for cashoes
nernos, chirens clothes the full value viii be paid All
by note through the post only ont Of wen the
city, win be pnnc,uany attended TO by Mrs 6,a sixth age
nue., between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh streets.
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g J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS.-SATURDAY NOV
2 H. at ii O'Clock in front Of the auction North
express Wagons one grocers Wagon one light top Wagon
ture. &c. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

HUTCH FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTIoN.-THIs DAY
ANTWERP, IS William street, collection Of Hya-
cinhs Tulips Narcissus Crown Imperias Lilies, iris Gro
Gus. &c. Catalogues ready. fine chance for flower
fanciers.
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BALES AT AUCTION.
"A M O. EDEY, AUCTrONEER:
- STEREOGCOPEE STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, &C., &c.
EZRA LUDLOW. JR,

UCrION NOTICE.-JOBBER'S STOCK OF BOOTS.
"A Shoes Brogans to BIO sold at on Frdpy Nov
H. by ALFRED BRAGG aucioneer, at the store As Cort
lAnd street. at 10 A. NJ, by order Of the assignee
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DEALERS IN WOVEN ELASTIC vULCANIzED RUB
IL Der goods notified purchase Of Horace H. Day
such goods unless the are stamped with the license
William Judson who s the sole Of the right 70
make and sell the Our suit against Day to enon him
from selling such goods the trial Of which was posp ,ned on
hearing the States Circuit Court In this city for the
10th instant when shall be ready for trial. and when ths
questions will be settled whether the goods right
ed by Horace H. Day. by the undersigned censee Of
have been informed that Horace H. Day and his
have since the adjournment the hearing which procured
stated the Court where Day has sus pending against
ders Of elastic goods and to some Of the merchants
themselves that had withdrawn this suit and
would be no trial of the case betv cen us and him.
CHARLES GOODYEAR, Patentee.
WILLIAM JUDSON, Lcensee.
New YopK Nov g. 1859.
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yNM. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
w day at two O'Clock 454 Canal street. the gentee
psror and chamber dining room ana kitchen Furniture &c
Tables Glass; OIL Paintings Cottage Piano fine tapestry
three ply ingram and other Carpets Ocohs mahogany
walpu Bedsteads hair Mattresses, feather Beds Blankets
Spreads dressing Bureaus Wristbands China Glass Silver
ware Couches stoves Tubs Pals &C.; Couner-suta
BILE for families and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

<yHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY, SILVER PLATED AND
Cutlery and the entire stock Of the Liverpool Or ock
cry House, IS Myrtle Brooklyn will be sold at auction
Friday November II at ten ocock-the best and richest
well worthy the attention of the trade housekeepers and
others Ninety credit for all $780, In addition
% will be offered n crates of first goods assorted
ware, In the original packages az imported
y. u. SEIXAS, Aucioucer,
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OFFICE OF THE F1REMENs FUND INSURANCE
~ Company New York, Nov TO- lS59.-At an election
held the 7h ins the following gentlemen elected D
recors of this Company fill the places Of those whose ter
of Office expired on that day
David Aliken, Henry H. Elliott,
Joseph Il. Varnum, Jr., Charles L. vose
William p. Brntnall, A. +. Ockerhausen,
William X. Strong Peter IL. Titus
q. Godfrey Gunther, Nathan b. Graham.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board Nathan b. Graham
was unanimously re elected President
HENRY BEEKMAN, Secretary.
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MORTGAGE SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
AL mortgage will sell at auction Saturday, Nov. ~,
1901 at 0 A. NJ a 60 East Fourteenth street. Second
avenue one rosewood Piano. wood Sofas large
Chairs rosewood Chairs Otomans Tables Chandeliers vel
vet Carpets Ocohs Bedsteads Bedding Mattresses kitchen
furniture &c, &C. N. STANLEY Jr., Attorney for Mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

DRowNE NICHOLS AUCTIONEERs, WILL SELL or
ID Saturday Nov IL at O'Clock, in front Of the saesrooma
FINE Roam HORSE, YEARS OLD 143z HANDS HIGH
hind and gentle harness and excellent saddle horse
raned perfectly sound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICES CHAM.
bers street. win sell this day at 10 O'Clock the balance Of
the fx,res unsod at the Wyoming Hotel 33 Greenwich
street. dining Tables Chairs Plated ware cop
Ioal &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

Plants a. auction at lO o'clock this day, at No. John
street. comprising Camelias Azeleas Heats &c, &C.
order, from Louis Menand Albany n Y. Sale without re-