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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

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No books win adnasd his except so.e belonging
10 this valuable library They win be ca eAhben As above
as above. =
T NoRIARTY AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY
ccc nt fan tsf aasa fisr ssas Gss
sass daas 'a and p r Se &C. sse two
MAkh 3. MEAL DALI. AUcTIONEEE, WILL SELL
l this day al AUCTION, al his store $50 Hudson street.
raj Of Geoos, consisting Of household Furniture
leather Beds Mattresses Quilts sheets Curtains Cornices
Carpetiu9s, &C. sale 70 commence al = CLOCK I. M.
MORTGAGE GALE OF FURNTTURE-THfs DAY, AT
Au 2s " ~ Houston street, consisting Of 100 yards
do lee e,ea do chairs tables parlor chandeliers
sl do ~ easy chairs ingram carpes chairs,
&C. oposponemen' on account OF the Bv
OF G. W. GERN1N mortgage. A. W. PORTER, Auouoneer
CHERRIES SALE OF HOOP SKIRTS. HOOP SKIRT
- Wire. &c, &c.-CHAMBERs 4 FAIRGHlLD, auc-
oneers, salesroom lis Nassau street. win sell on Monday
October 81 10 O'Clock SIS Broadway dih story large
quantity Of hoop Skirts hoop skirt Wire, &C.. &C. also
Sewing Machines. JOHN KELLY. Sheriff.
CHERIFFs sALH OF COAL YARD.-CH AMBERs 4
- FAIRCHfIp, auct0necrsss esroom lls Nassau
will sell Monday, Oct 81 nj II eclock A. NJ in Eighth
nue. Forty seventh and Forty eighth streets the
tepie the Coal Yard nj said place. together with all and
everything being in and belonging to the said coal yard stock
fixtures, &c, JOHN NELLY, Sheriff.
CHERTrFs SALE THIS DAY OF HOOP SKIRTS HOOP
- Skirt wire &C., &c.-CHAMBERS FAfRCHlLD auc-
oneers salesroom 13 Nassau street will sell on Monday,
October 81 10 O'clock at 555 broadway nth story large
quantity Of hoop Skirts hoop skirt WIRE Sc &c also four
Sewing Machines. JOHN kEI4l.Y, Sheriff.
m GAFFNEy AUCTIOONEER, WILL. SELL. ON MON.
day the 3ls inst, a. II o'clock A. NJ Me leAse stock
and fixtures Of the Wholesale and retail Liquor store AL Cher
ystcct consisting ola large assortpentsf 6ne Liquors and
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A UCTION NoTICE-THOs. BELL. AUCTIoNEER. AND
"A W. s. THOAPsON.-Tuesday, at JON O'Clock, ut sale
ID East Broadway sale OF Dry Goods Clothing,
Hosiery Furniture Stoves pairs ladies' Caters
Pawnbrokers sale on Wednesday, by order of Mr. Fried
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UCTION NOTICE.-ALL THE FURNITURE OF A
IA family, removed for convenience OF sale from
West Fourteenth the store 40 9Th Twenty
second street. will be sold sacrifice for cash. consist.
ing china dinner and Tea SETS crystal and ruby glass Ocean
suit cost when new will be sold for $3.50; two single
wood drawing suits covered in green silk plush and
in brocae rosewood Centre and Pier Ia
ble Eegere Turkish Chairs and Lounges MATCH Paintings
Carpets also, Of rosewood and mahogany paror and
bedroom This furniture has been only five months
USE the best order and will be sold at great bar
gain.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-BURNHAMS FURNITURE Elk
"A press and Furniture Packing Establshmen office Nos.
Ill Eleventh between Fifth and Sixth
pues Rich household Furniture every description boxed
and shipped to all parts world Pianofortes Mirrors
description packed and moved -Four horse for the
enovalof furniture TO the country Storage for furniture
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nBERr kivVL-s, Anui,oSnGh ~ SSnLth
a.siioo We or ftoehs and Bonds Albert H. Nicola.
Win ssl This a. Osnday a rex ccDck At ns sosk sals
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UCTION NOTICE--JAMES CUSHING, AUCTI0NEER,
"A Office 1873 West Forty second street will sell this Monday
1Nl, o'clock A. NJ at 1877 Seventh between Nine
;eehh Twentieth streets the Stock and Fixtures of gro
Gerry store consisting Of Teas Sugar Starch Flour Spices
Soap Candles Vinegar and Mossses Salt Gas Fixtures,
Box platform and other Scales Counters and Shelving
glass Case, Cannisieis Barrels &C. Sale positive. De-
posts renutred from all purchasers
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UCTION NOTICE.-CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, &C.
"A HENRY GREEN win sell this day, l0% O'Clock at
William street, quantity OF dry and fancy Goods Cloth
ing, Jewelry, dc
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THXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
d Rich and costly rosewood furniture auction The
Il GREAT AUCTION SALE OF THE HUDSON'S BAY
COMPANY's FURs

$4,000 OF the richeft Furs viii be offered auction
Wedpe day Thursday and Friday, Nov and at the Mu-
steal Hail. of Fulton and Orange streets Brooklyn OPP
pose They consist OF real Russian Hudson
Bay Mexican Sable Stone Narten Mink Fitch Ernine,
Water Mink Siberian Squirrel Mountain Marten and every
Talmas yictornes Mus and ofi also large variety Of
Misses Fuis Sleigh Robes mention. Such
splendid stock has been in the hands OF any
tioneer Isdes attend Every 10. will positively be sold with
offered the citizens Of Brooklyn and vicinity The
above goods will be open for inspection Tuesday the list
Sale 10 commence each day at 81 A. M r. H. and in the
evening. BROOKS d HOME, Auctioneers,
Entrance on Fulton street
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER,
~ ELEGANT SPAN OF FAST HC

e. +. II. sCHENCK viii sell at auction, on Tuesday
November at o'clock at their salesooms No 50
street an elegant span Of long ta black Horses 6 hands
sound ard gentle In way either Horse
trot insde OF three minutes Also, shifting top
Wagon and light double Harness.
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III y,
n sssioa We sf Roels and bonds albert ~ Nicola
Vfl SEN d. Menday IT l2 GoWck ~ nv sosk ssie
serv No. A2 Diam street near wall +fA9l ...u
q snnxee A(ntic Bank 9NV
hanu Bank scrip .AS>e pasl =.
n Vebhard iire Insurance Co ,,.--...lr
wAshngn nv i.s,r.nee Co ~ q
= JeneraoJfrc Insurance 20 ........ 81
IA AtlaniiSre ms Co., Of Brooklyn, 80
"a Jersev hy Fire Insurance Co 50
"a Fuhon Ire IDsuTanre Co %
~ f3osne Ire Insurance Co 100
~ TveretFho insurance ..1....... u
N Len0x ire Insurance Co x
"a chicao ~. Paul Fon du Ic RAILROAD :. IOD
n Verecue 1asghi Co .......,.............. d
20 IA north u ansept Craze Church -
p~v IL middle aisle, Church of Messiah. sfftti #H
"a - Csifornla ftato per cent HOnds.
G00o fpyertOn Coal ami II r. Isl mortgage Bonds } Z.
G6O0 Nv York and New Haven X r. per cent Bonds.
aXt0o HE Ontario and IInd Rty r. per cent Bonds.
AGO hctne and Miss II X. per cent Bonds
1000 hudson River II. X ls, mort Bonds a8 1853
tesvies received In addition TO the regularly ayertsed
y. dsng every sale Newt regular sale Thursday Nov
kee auction sales OF stocks and bonds Monday and
Ihnray Or every day whenever required at O'Clock at
ssas - sessd stocks and bonds bought and sold pr
Cd on depcss and dividends collected Sales also made
4lG N1gaI 4 ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctioneer, Broker and Banker,
~ &Ah No 81 William street. near Wall.
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UCTION NOrICE.-CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
~ wareBy j. S H. BARTLETT. auciioneer Tuesday, Nov
az 10 o'clock at Isl Pearl street, pcreptory sale OF large
Of saebc Goods lots TO suit buyers who cash
Ia
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UCTION NOTICE j. MACKENZIE, AUCTIONEER,
"A viii sell Tuesday next at l0is O'Clock, at No 10 Jay
street. HUDSON all the Furniture in said HouseSofas
Cbabs Tables Bureaus Wristbands Bedsteads feather Beds
and Mattresses Carpets Oicloths and Ktch
Furniture, with which the sale will commence.
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N G. HORTON AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
Vt. day at O'clock ut 1872 Hudson street Household Fur
consisting Tables Chairs Tapestry Carpets Gasses
Alto O'clock eight baskets A No | CRampsgne Wine.
JOSEPH r. REID. Constable.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ FINE OIL PAINTINGS.

BY z. 4 r. ~. GCHENCK Tuesday, LIST November, a
i O'Clock at their saleroom No g Nassau street SMALL
bra.ing valuable Portrait Of LADY by CoPLEY interior
church by DAVID ROBBERS; shrfmpers. by WILLIAM
WEHNkRT. AAo. . few fine examples Of ARMTAGE
YAh3Ln and others few vslasoe Originals y tale,
from the collection Of tie late ITHIEL TOWN ESQ. Ths
Paintings are now exhibition with catalogues III
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gALUs Ar AuCru0u.

nv 8AFFNEY, AU0rIOKBgR, WILL, SELL. ON THJs
day 0ao9da{h @s Sig. lO.. q 70 Sclsck = y, Nc q
CaIai street. elegant stare nxIures suitable grsoy
nq1er busDess
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COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT G
~ SCIENCE AND ART. Hn7

COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT or
~ SCIENCE AND ART ftIN
The public respectfully invited 70 attend Lecture intro
ductory the Of free the Cooper institute
Wednesday, Nov at III p n, in the hall BY
John W. Draper when the organization and objects OF the
Union will be explained. .# III s ~
Pupils who tickets any of the classes are
required attend this lecture to receive directions for
course. Ues4 s..N .404... a. III
The classes OF Prof Reuben Physics Prof Hedric in
Mathematics and Of Prof Miller Agricultural Drawing
Tbs classes of Prof Draper in Chemistry and OF Prof.
Smith In Mechanical Drawing viii be organized Tuesday
evening Nov. 8, At ~ O'Clock " CT
Puncia attendance required the seats win be assigned
for No will be admitted the after
hour specified. tu ss
The public win be allowed occupy the no. a0ed
by pupils, provided they enter before !; o'clock.
The Reading Room win be open Monday, Nov !, free
all persons males and females between the hours OF A.
M and 10 +. ". BY order Of the Trustees.
JAMES T. HODGE, Assistant Secretary.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF DIAMOND JEWELRY,
FRENCH AND SWISS WATCHES REAL PEARL
JEWEJ.RY, &C.
To be sod at auction, on Wednesday, November q
O'Clock by f. +. II. SCHENCK at their salesroo, No.
Nassau street. consisting in part Of Diamond Brooches
Ornaments, Necklaces Earrings, Finger Rings Ac also
be peremptorily sold. By order Of
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G1 PER TON-COAI.--RED ASH LARGE NUT 81, DE
~ nyered stove grnte. range and furnace Red Ash.
Locust Mountain and Iegh At cwea cash prices Yard 7
and lo9 wse Nineteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
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SALES of REAL EsTATR.

AT YORKvIILE, EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET, EAST OF
IA Second pretty story Phlade In brick
Houses The owner gciDs West Win sell cheap terms
suit Apply 10 A. PObT, Is Perry street. t&sN
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rooPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LECTURE BY
~ Professor o. NJ Mitchell, Tuesday evening, NNy n,
commencing at O'Clock Tickets Is cents EACH TO be- - of
George Nesb Co., OF Pearl and Pine Streets Hut
Crimson Wscserhsner 81 Broadway Mechsncs' Hail. az
of Broadway and Fourteenth street. and at the Office Of the
Cooper Institnte
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AucTIoNEER.-BAY MARE
~ Wagon 4c.By y. 4 T. Il sCHENCK. On Tuesday, Nov
ts hands high old warranted perfectly sound kind
and gentle in every tro In 80 easily. Also light
Wagon Harness. WHIP Sheet &C. TO be sold without
TDwARD SCTIENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID brown Horse-By Il. 4 f. g. SCHENCK. On Tues lay,
Nov at O'Clock at their saesroom, IS Nassau street,
elegant brown Horse 1879 hands high years
gentle, and has trotted in 250.
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r NoRIARTY. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL. THIS DAY.
at lI3 Chatham square a. la1s O'clock Furniture,
ware Cutlery fancy and Dry Goods variety o. Sesars
double bar led Ours and Pistols, dc, &c.
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A GRASS OR DAIRY PARh 200 ACRES, MILES
"A from H0bOken BY maokdamised road cheap and term
easy. Apply 10 The owner A. POST, 70 Perry street.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
IL RECEIVERS SALE OF 10000 HAVANA EEdARE
40 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE. ia
Also, choice lot Of old Wines Brandes Rum Irish and
Scotch whskeys put up esprssy for family be sold
lex o'clock at their salesroom So Nassau h
liquors IN wood direct from bond and in win
drawn 10 quantities The whole invoice worthy thu
attention OF the trade and dealers To be perempory sold
order Of WILSON G. BUTLER, Esq., Receiver. .is
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EoAL-GENUINE LEHIGH PURE RED ASH (pEACH
Orchard ana Broad Mountain, at lowest market prices
rescrcened from yard per ton less from boats also
pool Orrel and Camel Goals. HENRY REEVE
Corner Canal and Centre and Jane and West SITS.
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(IRNTRAL PARK LOTR-FoR SALE -FOUR FISE
" Lots Fih opposite the Park The ewner bar
objection receive good house, situated
FIFTH avenue or e immediate vicinity II application made
Address S54l cnlce
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U,OR sALE--A SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY, NEAR
ly new and very complete with cash custom for all The
produce Credit given, real estate taken half
chase price Address with appointment for view boz
3,55l Post Office New York
, 1859-11-19

The New York Past is responsible for the
currency Of the following lesson III ''relisio'
finaucieIing:
':Tho following instance of sharp practice,
related to US As an actual fact, is entirely too
geod to keep, and If not now it is worth repe-
tition:
"a distinguished railroad financier, banker
and member Of the church, in getting up a
bank in Que Of the Western cities, invoked the
MD Of the Bishop in making subscriptions to
the capital stock, by asking the loan Of his
note on time for 4 few thousand dolaFs, telling
him it was mere matter Of Eorm-that he
would not 10 obliged to pay it, 1c. Tie
Bishop complied, aud not being person that
gave any great deal Of attention to temporal
aifairs, and not oyerburdencd with the "rcady,
bis note having been passed to the hands Of q
brother banker Of the tiuaucier, was as 4 mat
ter Of course protested for non-paymcut when
it became due. Our financial friend, who had
kept watch On the note, now goes quietly and
with much apparent secresy to q brother MEM
ber Of tile church, and with beneyolencc BEAM
ing On his countenancc, informs him that the
Bishops noto is lying at the bank under pro-
test "This is too bad,'' says lie, ''out nothing
must te said about It; VIC must take up the
note, and will head the subscription with
$50 The requisite amount was soon raised,
and the Bishops note paid The financier
made his bank stock clear ut 4 cost Of $50
only, and at once took a position in tho opu-
ion Of his fellow members, as pillar Of tue
church.
1t IS the sharp practice Of such able finan-
ciers" that has brought ruin upon many incor-
porated institutions and reduced lnnuy Of our
railroad companies to the present depressed
condition, and though resulting as in the case
related above, Of ruin to his constituents,
leaves the '.hnancier" himself in possession Of
ao ample fortune.
, 1859-11-19

was a constant. DRYER out he never missed
society night at the Opera, and at Saratoga be
vas one Of the fixtures Of tho season. What
the United States Hotel pinzza will be without
Waddell it is difficult to say. Probably
dteary waste.
Or late years. however, things at Saratoga
hare changed. Ten years ago the Springs
wero visited BY througs Of people in society,
we1l dressed and well bred persons. Then the
late Mrs. Rush Of Philadelphia headed one
clique, and New York mat1on another. Wad-
dell was an adnercut Of the latter clique, but also
courtier at the throne Of Mrs. Rush. But last
summer the queens who had 1eigned SO long at
the Springs were gone, and Waddcll was almost
aloue. Tho places Of these dainty bellies and
imposing dowa2eEs who had lived abroad and
had tie foreign polish In perfection, were flied
with new rich people Of the prairie school
Chicago, and Peoria. and Little Rock, aud St.
Paul, sent women with awful things on their
heads, and nothing en- their hands-women
who wore SILK dresses nt all times Of the day
women who didn't speak French, and didn't
know how to airt, and young girlsas awkward
as if they had just broken out from country
school. The men wore dress coats in the morn
ing, chewed tobacco, and didn't know Waddell
generally lad neycr heard Of him. This irrup-
tiou Of the Goths and Taudals threw our Beau
Nash INTO fit Of the deepest melancholy.
Onca be had given the law: now be WIS only
cypher. Once be was grand chamberlain,
master Of the ceremonies, and 20 on; now
there was no ceremony to manage In the me-
tropolis, too, fashionable society was found to
he very much demoralized. Queer people
somehow. got asked to parties, and when man
went out to dinner he might be shocked to fad
himself next to tailor or bootmsker Peo-
pie talked about politics and stocks and things
in Wall street, and the ladies' became dread
fully clever as to snub Waddell sometimes, to
pooh-pooh at his verses and to say that the
same compliment Lad been paid to "ma'' by
tho same cheEalier twenty years ago.
With men SO vulgar and practical and wo-
men 50 erigeante Frank Waddell had little in
common. He was, in fact always out Of lis
epoch. He should have lived in the eighteenth
century, and f1ourished among the courtiers
who whispered soft nonsense in the ears Of de
Aaintenon, or Ii Valierc, and handed to the
Grand Monarque bis illustrious shirt, bis di-
vino coat or his puissant breeches. He was
the last Of the old type Of beaux, and went
gracefully out from scene on which ho had
fingered after the prompter had rung the bell,
tic lights had been extinguished, and all the
actors but he had made their fatal exits.
, 1859-11-19
Curiosttiea Of Literature.

An Eucyloped;a has lust been comp1eted in
Germany, IN two hundred and forty-two vol
umes. The first volume saw the Light at Ber-
lin rs far back us tie rear l773. and tho last
has been published this season: 80 that tue
work has been extended eichty.six years
without interruption, Only six editors have
been connected with the work, and their terms
Of service have aycroccd fourteen Years each
T: i foreign literary Journal. in anuoupciue tic
f,,mnIcfion If tl,e work sars.
This was n sfeadr md con,;m,ons nub1;ca.
tiou. whicI, is tho most remarkable feature
about il the work never having heen inter-.
runted for eyen a sincle year. during thu whole
ner;od Whatever j1annened-Ia1 there hnye
been any anonnt Of uatura1 political. or reli.
.ious conyulsions-kipcs died Or been deposed
4 great religious order that Of The Jesuitsl
suppressed, numerous wars be.un and finished.
4 Transatlantic republic Strung into being.
French revolution transacted in ali its phases
u Napoleon lived and died-ttill The publica.
tim If tl;s Eucyc1onedia v.ent IN. some three
, 1859-11-19

The goy world Of New York had a passing
shock in hearing Of the death Of Mr. Frank
Waddcllt the Beau Nash Of the chief American
Spa. Saratoga SprinGa He was curious
cllascier, Waddell, and seemed to belong to tho
cru Of powdered wigs, diamond shoe buckles,
satin breccles, velvet cats, 1utles and high
flown compliments, rather than to these prac-
teal days Of railways, telegraph, rerolyers and
reaping machines 1io was the man to write
a sonnet to lady's eyebrows, to concoct q
form Of compliment week before the time
came TO drop it in the ear Of some
Lluslling belle or c1ubernut natron,
who always said it wus only that
WaddelI," and be was aso foolish = but still
1l,oy liked it, and he was always welcome
iu his great field. the drawing room. He was
4 poet too--a trontadoE, 4 Sir Amadis de
Ga1l for tue Fifth avenue, Sir John Suck.
ling for the United States Hotel at Saratosa-
Although often urged to give his rhymes in
psiut, Waddell religiou.iy refused to sulIy lis
muse by such vulgar contact They were
retained in manuscript, tied With blue ribbons,
and hidden in the secret drawer Of scented
boudoirs, or reposing under pressed gerani-
ums, inscribed on tinted paper, enclosed in
morocco covers and resting upon tables Of buhl
or u1arqueter:e- .
In tile old days Of Washington Hal, Fsank
Naddc!l was ono Of the fine md rather fast
young nan who made that famous place their
resort Among the "bucks" no ono was more
b,,ckish than Waddell, no manner more gen.
ucmanly, no clothes moro elegant, 20 equipage
more stylish, no horses faster and haudsoner
tl,aa his. Washington Hall laid down the law
iu these matters, and Frank Waddel had a
high place upon its bench. We are not quite
sure lint be ,Sas not Chief Jnstios Of the Cour.
| Of Etiquette twenty-five years ago. He is al
most the last Of ths r Washineton Hall "swells, =
who would have looked upon the fashionable
| youth Of The present day with profound con
tempt Waddell gently patronized them, fo'
u.les his inevitable white wais1eoat {he was
orc OF tie Last Of that brigade, too) there bea1
i simple heart and glowed a genial spirit
Afier the gaories Of Washington Hall bega1
10 ,,aie, and three bottle men grew scarce
Taddsll. withdrew from the turf and the road
and devoted himself entirely to the service O
the fair: He WIS found at every party, h
, 1859-11-19
fASTEh'S S.ALE-State Of llEi-

" noIs, Cook Cou1ty Ss-su{*n ttoI!1 9 n!stEo;
In t.tauexry. nst MlrrI w Hfan H. GAlup ana
,tame% MAYcyuft. I:Ni u fuS. - - uuutAxe.
auruc ro,ce Is here, xsea fhas 'ur.nans~ ar D.
c1tal order ne stnve en1r A ae tNe1
syurs. tay VI ri fc,-r \. h 1:a In >"., A..sr
han hes sprrtot Of ht viii. ~ she
the eighth day ef Uss<u A. =. t-s -s.,- --.e@
:1sh<st hi..,er TT ea,k. Il .os q 10 t%ut
lis .e he " fGic.s In tie Count, I>tr afuir-
70 vi tecsip<-. real eIIte. uus III tenf
nay IN he The n', y" "p-n lie sd
istfr< with Infeyp. hNlf: That ttt%niu iA.un
sr .t pl. CT 0. p41c u Ltd. kLuwh asrfa III Of ils
aostn W. Il fac h': Al 1ns't,E - '~-7'ys~"t.
eas II = thsd p'nr.p n.lsp. a'a4r IA tie tr~n nf
tA<dtn, County tnek -nt -tat of llh - onhA o4.H
IL t~n tv.Ity flour Lanir h~ II aSie. te
sane n " lx.s, ma NVit.
Master iu lAnce7y ot tho superior E4u.t o Hee&o:
E3Ct1caxo Nor.4eth 1e:9. oc-5~1A4tu
, 1859-11-19
4 DNlNiSrEATOR'S SALE

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ia 1. aa ad.nnts rtr" Il !osah H. Genu!t deceased.
s1h zy u II e<ute, ~. D l.ss. aswarn lhe
Lsuss Of ntueoek III. ari otIo> T. ns IT SID oays
aat seh sucee<'IhE day bes *" tat ""a .s 'Is ss
ct IN ~ dc ed tl.tu' s p- Nht se y pu'As
lt III pteuss. ii 'ec'psi y te ~ Job II
tte, yuEi deceased No. .ak .t'-et In Es city OF
LhIxo County Of tu%k .ni -ta.e n" ltn"s a shs ser
,oa property xoos ant chAtt. be onxin: 10 t- fats
the sui es.4.-. esuz,nx e'n.p.ets s'ttk' 81
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n evert lx NJ ~ ca on ~ offensive
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apsuvu 1y E IL Il osa dollars A.M9 "p~As
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To b removed urt II th~ tans ID VIII
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Atlr2ntT rafFsx.
HENRY II, WtLMAkTH,
Administrator Of Jo,t.h II. Gerouij, Its ats+d.