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neutrality-suspicious. Bros.' Photo.
graphic In lockets DaQuerreotypes &c.
Tor holidays. 2i9 Fulton street.
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wheeler ~ Wilson's Sewing MachfneR.
METHODIST Book CONCERN.
200 MULBERRY STREET, NEw YORK. (
Being in constant receipt Of inquiries brethren
spectDg Sewing Machit with
purchase we have, IN conjunction with lady friends
carefully and thoroughly amned the various OF
practical value for family sewing those made by the
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Com oany sos Broadway
New York to fully combine the essentials OF
men and such as we confidently recommend. Having
seen so favorable results from their In and the
house holds Of friends DESTROYS that their benefits
should be shared all brehren hence have interest
ed ourselves their half With wishes your brethren
ABEL STEVENS, THOMAS CARLTON
JAMES FLOY, j. PORTER,
DANIEL. WISE j, BENZ EDWARDS
DAVID TERRY VIM A. cox.
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To Public Speakers and Others who
make free Of tho vocal organs-From Rev. B. H.
pin, d. D., New York Browne Bronchial Troches:"I
consider your Lozeuges excellent article for their purposes
and recommend ths use TO public speakerA" Sold by AL
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To Capitalists, Brokers and Others.
party already established in The Sewing Machine
which Of profitable nature, u DESTROYS Of extending he
same by forming Stock Company An excellent investment
guaranteed Address box 1850 Post Office, with
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The school Trustees,

The following persons have been elected Trustees Of
Public Schools in the wards mentioned with their
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HOll0way's Ointment. Whoopina
Of all and constitutions daily saved
blood, prevents Inflammation, moderates the cough and
eventually subdues it, paroxysms. 80 Maiden lane.
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Millions OF Bottles or Mrs. Window
Soothing Syrup used every the United States
for children eethng, with failing Relief Il
immediate and certain. Only Csc. bottle.
Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadway, Corner
OF Blocker street. Holiday Presents-Ivoryypes superb
and appropriate style Of Picture for Holiday Presents Also
Imperial Photograph Miniatures Ambrotypes and
types-
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Herrtng's Patent ChamptOn Fire
and burgar proof Safes Isl Broadway OF Murray
street, New York.
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At EVANS, \ Fulton street.

Novelties In London and Paris Scarf.
MoODY's SHIRT EMPORIUM, $50 broadway.
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An Article Worthy the Confidence or
old and young-professor WOODS Hair Restorative Depot
444 Broadway and sold by all druggss and fancy goods
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Warm UMdershlrts, Drawers and Gloves
MooDY's SHIRT EMPORIUM 262 Broadway.
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Holiday Presents, Splendid Billiards,
Phelsns style and Pianos exchanged building materials
See Old Billiards himself i49 Fulton and Ann street.
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Hill's Hair Dye, BOc., Instantano0us.
Depot No Barclay street. also sold by Rushon All Broad
way, and all other druggists.
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Barry's Tricopher0us IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaayng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair LADIES' try Eod By al
druCef6ts =
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Brady's Gallery. o4a broadway. corner

IV0AYTYPEs, superb and appropriate style Of picture
FOR Holiday Presepts. Also, Imperial PHOTOGRAPHS,
MINIATURES AMBROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER RIDICULOUS BIT Observation-Disclosures
Schmedes made bet with John w Coe, prior to the
election, that IL Havemeyer not elected Mayor Of
New York Tuesday last, he would walk from the st.
Nicholas Hotel TO the Astor House, barefo,tea,
panied by music and he was elected Mr. Coe agreed 10
do the thing The losing party failing to perform
the feat to forfeit $780, This ridiculous feat will
place next Monday at half past one O'Clock p. NJ
AN Old DOMINION SOCIETY," NEw YoRK.-Wc learn
that the virgnians resident in New York have organ
lied themselves into social and benevolent society,
something after the plan of the New England other
benevolent associations in this metropolis They have
held tive meetings with that object in view, the
ast of which about hundred oiled their names.
They to assemble again next Monday evening"
plec their organization and elect officers to serve the
ensuing year They propose to hold quarterly meetings,
and to Join their fellow citizens Of New York in cee-
bratirg Westinghouse birthday. They also propose to
hold their anniversaries the 18th of May celebrate
the settlement Of jamestown in Virginia.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having seen my name in your valuable paper Of the
7th ns having been arrested for illegal voting, allow
me TO reply through your columns that I am "egaf
voter and have been for the seventeen years was
arrested under the above charge and kept in cell for
twenty five hours without food drink aud was not al
lowed to zee any Of my friends was arrested wtwout
any just cause, but am now at liberty.
DENNIS LYNCH, 80 Cherry street.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
is stated in your issue Of Wednesday last that Mr..
John N. Brown was charged by William Hastings with
'sufng Of the ballot boxes of the Tenth district Of
the Fourteenth ward In connection with this matter
beg leave 10 state that although the circumstances the
warranted such supposition the part of myself
and many Others yet the of the votes clearly
proves Mr. Brown 10 be entirely innocent of the charge
preferred against him. therefore cheerully tender TO
Mr. Brown and his friends this acknowledgements of the
error into which the peculiar nature Of the and the
intense excitement OF the led me- trust that
the public mind may be Invested Of doubt of Mr.
Browns honor and integrity, as he ia gentleman for
whom have for many years entertained the highest
possible regard WILLIAM HASTINGS.
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees the best in the world Wholesale and retail and tho dye
privately applied ut Astor house,
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Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte-
es-WOOD, EDDY CO Managers Of the
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES,
DEIAwARE-ExTRA CLASS No. $50 DECEMBER 9, 1859,
IL, As, A, SO, Sc, "a. *, 4, Z. 81, 27, 81 81, 2.
LELAwARE-CLAss No. $40, DECEMBER Q. 1859.
16, IA, l, IS, 10. 10, &c. SO. 23, 3S, 81, 26, 63.
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY Co., Wilmington, Delaware.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
Family Sewing Machines,
496 Broadway, New York.
1S2 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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Hecker & Brother Caution the Public
against the practice Of who purchase
ed Bags in which Flour has been packed refill
other bour and sell them manufacture. This aud
punishable, and the guilty dealers may rely upon being
brought TO Justice II they persist customer ought to
Mills. BECKER BROTHER
Croton Flour Mills A0t Cherry street. New YORK.
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Morris Old Tom will Warm You.
No. 48 Broadway.
NORRIS OLD TOM WILL WARM YOU,
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CaSd.-ALarge and Extensive Stock OF
fashionable fall and winter Clothing, amounting Sl5000
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HARPER BROrHnRg,
Ii 81 70 $50 Pecrl street (FrAnklin QuAreD, New KN
PuBsisH THIS DAY:
BY NARY HOwTTT,

HOWTTTS HISTORY OF AMU1I0As
POPULAR HIsroKy or xHH uNIxBD szATng o. A4HBsGA,
From The discovery Of the Ameaa Continent y - press
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Now ready the Directory of the Arts Commerce and In
ousY OF navsns FOR 1889 CO. Being the a. and only work
extant Of the Kind with map plan Of
Of Ne pubic bufdings Tho full Of Information OBJ
neoie from no other source. and 70 all who de-
Mre 20 uaos WIN ouns or present share In ts proasoe
Of cgau and tobacco in Havana with prise list OF
celebrated makers Price 81 copy. sale By O. j. FOx
68l Broadway, sole agent for United States.
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A Il. r. LEEDS, AuCr1oNEER -ArTRAgfIvE SALE
"A. Of fine household furniture "a at auction
o. the elegant rosewood satin wood walnut and mahogany
furniture decorations and works Of art contained In the p
vae residence 81 West Twenty fifth street. Sixth
this day Tuesday at l0H O'Clock The folio wing ID partial
description OF the goods In the house,
Dining roomn-CArved walnut buffet extension table, Pres
po chairs sest; splendid mirrors bronze gas fixtures
antique clocs apenry CARPETS together with all the china aud
silver belonging the house two tea SETS breakfast
s cut glass ware too numerous To mention silver tea
Woe pieces large silver plated salver c.srs and
fork. liquor stand with ruby bottles cake blskeis salt
and butter cooers &c ivory and sver psted cutlery 10 SETS
also variety Of ornaments bnle-s stands &c.
pod rosewood centre and be reception and recumbeut
chaiy and side eegeyes French plate
siaaDes gilt frames ladies' Ascresoires lined wi wood
paper and naid tabee. velvet carpets bronze
eae hxes elk gh embroidered lace wtndo curtains Pa
YAn shades largo bronze together With e4tuees
figures and mou1dugs In bronze Parsn MARBLE bisque and
French china eight dne oil paintings by celebrated artists Go
Dresden china mantel decorations mAutel Mirrors
bsQue French clochs With shades &C.
Middle pAr0rs-velvet cavpes suit parlor furniture In
crimson end gold brocsde centre taba oval mrro Ok
tures elegantly carved rosewood secretsy and bookcase
ce curAsns and shades fine engraviggs mante olok an
Also splcpdd carved case seven octave
music cabinet stool and cover besides host other
goods; 70 be appreciated must be
Cbsmbers-fspestry cArpes wood bedsteads
with opy fine har and oher holsters and
pillows bedding and rose~ood dressing bureaus wAshfsuds
and commodes china toilet mAnel gasses wood
nnes epgrayngs lace curtains shades oil paint
mas, 10.
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UCfION sALE-JOHN JACOBS, AUOrIONEER.-Jt
a HAAC will sell at 407 Broadway large ass,rmen.
q waches jewery and fancy grods Sale will commence
O'clock.
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sAl.ns AT AygT1Oa.
UCIo. xvsEITy ns =. tx
:ns % ssa and as
Js.ss
w. "a 60 s
u0rIoH SALE IN JERSEY orTY.-D SCOTT WILL
Se sS:S oS sous. s On q
Ahsoa aud lors ..rss.s to houses and fun o. 5! and
and third s.ss four q Bay and
s s on '0 s. q 4 % .9G
A HxIfLkff sucionssr, Tuesday, July rs a 10 ooocf
r. Sp,ss e: notice OF city and
AuSs @ q asssE1H! SHt1s ,s xt 1s
Sdse lane osns:as q ssn q every
: s':: Z, ,: $40 S:s:s:: "a ..Sss:
A LOTION xovIcE ~. v. PORTER, AuorIoNy.s.
N he anSs e. ~, sa
dsacs No 1s ws Foartesnsh sass oonAioins very aas
g: sss .nS n :ss
sess.ood ps1sr orniurs % suite various .siss
s :Ss:
e: = -: s:s:fS
sP. md Sssssry 60. E..s ous, silver S,ss
s and sss % s'Ssss
ss :DS ssss IT, s n e :n I
furniture Of ny Sou:s the mos kind having cost
y K: e and vi" positively be sold without reserve
A O.. RIoHARDs. AUcfIoNHER-sce GASES BOOTS;
"A: saoes asd tsossDs IRca AR0s WILLING wiz ss
Enornisg Of sale.
A UCrIoN NoIICe-RxEoUroRs SAILS OF HOUSE.
a hold % M II O'CLOCK Sqsfg ~ &c
vsssd .fd lis West Esysn,a street. second door from SIKH
avenue y order o. =. Gsor,s SsaD%ao = executor
snd s
snsmssd suit Winship's patent Tsrsersor, eans yea.
Of sss Ss s s
early This morning beAers please astspd r,,o,
AUsr1SSsa seEIoE Es -, sosAs s E &
rooms No North William greet household furnuye nsho-
ssss ss.as.
SrT.sen carpet: tSsn furniture I've wing ma
ossss mon 00' Oh
4 Uc1IoN sALE-oF HE STOCK OF A MARBLE
W IN
spg Of Vermont nsrbs Of variog, sizes Also
iU1 e pasoe chamber ''''''''' '''A
4 UCTIoN NOTICE MoRrGA GE Sale OF VALUABLE
sTSs As
win BE- soa The eutre vsiusSe furniture two story bonse
o sale s o e ,sR @y
UCTION NOTICE
"A BY order of IL mortgage.
VIII be sold all the contents of the elegant residence
Consisting large :nita.s crock
PAkLORs CONTAIN
Rosewt cd sus rich eod frame ooog glasses velvet
pets and side tables eegeres fine paintings with
variety rich and to de
SCRIBE
PIlNOFORTE
A very superior instrument OF fine tone and finish
DINING AND BEDRUO1S
Contain the ususl quantity of furniture glass carpets
curtains shades &c all nearly and ia perfect order.
take place Wedns sday. july r. at 10H O'Clock.
HENRY T. LEEDa. Auctoneer.
UCTION sALE-JOHN JACOBS, AUorIoNEER.-Jt
a HAAC will sell at 407 Broadway large rmen.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ROOKs-400 Oh 500 BOOKS FOB sALE-TaEOLO IT
~ CAL HISTORICAL mathematical and classical. Young clergy
men students and othey could linda bargain Inquire at lc
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9. RICHARDS AUCfIONEER-5OO CASES BOOTS
"A. shoes and brogaDs RICH ARDS VIII fING viii ss
auction Weinesdsy July a. at l0k O'Clock store
Corandt street. very choice catalogue OF boots
direct from the manufacturers Samples be early
yuornipg Of GALE.
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TOHN LEvIsON, AUCIlONHER IS ALEsROOM DS
81 Broadway, VIII AL this dsy, st r. rare and waltz
able cid painting BY Artist OF tbs Nesheslspd
sale.
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A UCTION SALE OF CROOKERY, GLASS WARE,
"A French china 10. by HENRY @. EVANS, In ots from
e elyestc suit dealers Tuesday July a. It O'CLOCK
s,s needed b. he rsds sac nosve ~ cs Of
carefully repealed for shpping. DIALOGUES and SAMPLES
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4 UOfION NOTICHL-CBINA. GLASS, EARrHENwARE
and frey weekly large catalogue sale,
81 ~ Pearl street. saie worthy the notice OF city and
Try doaeFn.Lwho want cash bargains.
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NlEAUHER.-A YOUNG LADY, QUALIFIED TO TEACH
IAin German French and HnGfish desires situation in
seminary, school private family Good reference given
and REQUIRED Address o. boz ls6o BALTIMORE Post ONCE,
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sPoFFOkD, TILSsroN 4 CO., ~ Broadway
The Nashville succeeds on Saturday, July 80
pEDUCED EArHe.-son NoRFoLg. -; PErERs-
IL burg or Richmond $S-Tbe steamship ROANOKE Cap
tain g. W. Couch will receive freight the above places
Tuesday and Wednesday at pier Is North river and leave
Wednesday 9Th inst, at O'Clock. Freight Petersburg
landed Z. City Point and that for ror'olk Al Pas
Richmond, Eaeroom included, reduced 70 So. Meals 80
eenlB extra LUDLAx HEINRKEN. l1B Broadway
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- q. HAYDOCK. AUMIONEER.
Large trade sale of
HARTHENwARE AND GLASSWARE
by
ROBERT HAYDOCK,
On Thursday, July %, 1859,
at bis store, l01 Liberty street,
ak months credit.
800 crAes white granite and c,mmon ware.
800 cases French flint glass imported by A. Bother Mosn
,and A. Peter.
5000 packages Brooklyn Flint Glass Co Is ware
900 packages Pittsburg glass;
$50 silver plsed casters
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n UCTION NOIICe-KXEoUTORS SAL1 OF HOUSE.
"A hold furniture horses, Wagons buggy sleigh COW &c
this day July % At Il o'clock precisely 10 the house and
avenue BY order OF NJ George Chapman. executor
One pisuoforte one rosewood suit Of paror furniture
bookcase Brussels carpet pictures pier mirrors
wood bedvead and bureau mahogany bedsteads chamber
enamslled suit Winshps patent rerisersor zane seat
chairs and eettee also kitchen
Dure utensils &C., all Of which shall he exposed yard
early This morning. Dealers please attend.
JOIN j. RsNNIE Aucioneer.
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EDwARD sCHANCK. AUrJONEER MESSENGER
~ mare by f. p SCHsNCK. on Friday. 18th inst,
Ut o'clock at their saesroo No 81 Nassau aree
Nessepgsr els old, I5s hands b'ah
perfectly sourd and KIDD eeule in every ne saddle
bore has gres aud trot cose to minute
light drag Tan until Won Evereus stable
So Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, three inutes
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ExECUTOR'6 SALE AT THE HOUSE AND YARD NO
~ us West Eleventh street Sixth avenue on this day
Tuesday, July D. At IL O'Clock precisely by orer ~
Geo Chapman: Psno one parlor suit csrpetng-Brusses
crcchey kitchen utensils boiler large bed Quilt
Frame refrigerator mirrors clocks &c &c &c Also two
borves ore good family mich COW buggy open wagon
spring goat &c. Dealers attend, 80
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A UCTION NOTICE MoRrd AGE sails OF vAI.UA BL1
IA MISUNDERSTANDING a. 0 O'clock In the salesroom
is East Broadway by rHOS BELL w. 2. THOMPSON
will sold the entire valuable furniture of two story house
comprising all the arrangements OF gepeel family Par
Hculsrs day Of sale CdAS. ". KANEY, Attorney
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UCTION NOTICE j BO0ART. AUCTIONERR.-By
"A g. BOO ART This dav. 1t t01s O'Clock n the auction
rooms No North William street household furniture: msho
atre.ses French bsds!esda cottage chairs Looking glasses
Brusse oArpets kitchen furniture stoves wing
chines three mons boots and Shoes 10th Of clhing
counter, casks, &C.
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"A will SELL Wednesday, 9Th pst at l01s O'clock ct Is
Bowey l6 and eighth casks brandy large
lot Of Rn whekev clare. and other wnes %
champsge and large lot # liquors to, to
and casup 10 chests tea, cee candles &c also
10000 seeaxs
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UARNUHG MUsEUN-WYMANB FAREWELL WEEK,
ID which occason GRAND Coup Etai tn sesromsn.
cy be win perform Of the mos wonderful things
n the prasce Of the mysterious Arts of Dablere
70 Lite nor yea engage In 90 mary words TO Mako Soirt
vol audible 70 common but he Will do in nunsrabe
afternoon and evening, 1t and TX O'clock The smaller Ser
pep here has just nest OF and the larger
dren under .en Ii cents; parquot seats additional
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DLUE FI5H-ROCKAWAY-BLUE FIgH.-THE STEAM
ID CER KS leaves Catharne market sip evory morning.
= ~ pier No North Ttves q 80 f1r EocksH.y e
This boat regularly and akec The pl.ce Of tho Iolis
Fare 60 cents n BA grand clam bake viii b given eveY
Tuesday und Friday, free, In The grove
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"a pres and furniture packing es.ssish- ant ooe III and
Ia bousshoId furniture Of every description boxed and
in.ed 70 al Of tho world; ptsnos mirrors, paintings
rre two wagons for tho removal OF furniture the
Ooauy teprnE crts at the office a all houra OF the day
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ToHN LEvIsoN. ,.AUoIlONnER- IS ALEsRoon rs
ale BIZ S.n.. y a Of x rare
Jscob and Sons Mus 10 settled imnedsss after the
SHsRIrEs sALE OF LgISEs noxS.s M1a0 oss
is sss an street, viii sell his dsy IL Inst oeoeS
,ss West TorsS street. lot :osaod poss sssn Id Ia. NIX
door, saving benches:
q @ ns & f .ss x d
~. wagons carriage 'so as : sna s0 sSss
NASSAU Ua .lsst vii :s III. ish ps ii ooloo1 Il
sG Sss :: s e
goods machinery ''n '0' JOHN
= tonssr. oaos lis Ma..au street, Win ssl this day ish
= Gu ToS N MIA e % ;Ss I'd
81 a.H sS r . Sa g Ssn. .ad "a
month: % e :s. i s' K; 'n
~ ssu.s
oclocs he Contents the four sSry Iouss No Is Howard
s:.s
ss and SSss orSs
French mirror. clools one resui.tot. cot $50.
d.ns.; 4ssss1 81 IT, I so u.
ss Ds Ct q ws
UnLIAM ABBOTT, AUCrroNEEH-oFFIgv NO.
O'Clock The sock and aItu,ss q the grocery and HOUR
beer pumps liquors, counters, platform and counter
tcales, no.
w 9. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RECEIvER'SsAL ALE
This day. At IL o'clock at Al Wooster street between
Grand and carton pierre ornaments plaster and sui
phuY mous and castpgs stucco work. suA works Of art
&c &C. Also lot of mirror frames pedestas shev
ing tools benches &C BY order Of Thomas Csee recevsr
W. G. ALBURTUS Auctoneer, 4l6 Canal street.
WHITMAN WRITER'S, AUOTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
stock and axturei Of soda water and bone s.aSahmsn.
and harness. By Virtue oa chate mortgage Sold In one
single let's
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4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INsTITUTs, 346 BRoADwAY.-
q echoos and colleges supplied with competent teachers
and professors for any Teachers music sug
ing and OF French professor Of mathematics for
college IN Kentucky bo Baptis also two superior
professors Of music. SMITH, WOODMAN d 90.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-21
BOOKS g. STATIONERY! !

RThe attention of the public is requested to the very
general nd excellent assortment always hand at the
Argus Book and Stationery Store first building north Of
the Ward House. Call and examine our stock.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-21
M(sceIIane0Gs.
TO w ANDA 70 UNDRY.

THE subscriber continues to carry on the
IL Foundry business in Towanda, and is prepared to
do all kinds Of work in his line short notice and in
workmanlike manner He will keep on hand or make to
order Plows Stoves Mill Irons, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon
Boxes and any article of cast iron that may be required
Turning and fitting work win be done on short notice
and reasonable terms Persons wishing to purchase
Stoves OF any kind will find it much TO their advantage
TO buy at the Foundry, they be repaired much
cheaper Please call and examine before purchasing else
where Old cast iron and Grain taken in payment
Don't mistake the paceone door Of Mercurs Block
aS would also say to those having accounts stand
ing over six months that they must be settled without
delay and those having notes that due will do weto
paw up and save cost. JOHN CARMAN.
OctC