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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-02

Trustees Sale
OF LAND, HOUSES AND LOTS

OF LAND, HOUSES AND LOTS,
PY viriu. OF Deed Of Trust ,t.eo,.a H.,
- Lewis Fry. Gated 18Th Of J.naary 1852 All
al record IN the CLERKS Ofice OF J-f~rsoo C,pn,x
the undersigned e. Trastee win oH-r AT a, paS
lac Sale. 10 the higher bidder. on the premises.
Ga Tae,isy ths i2h ayofJsiy. 1850.
That valuable TRACT LAND IN J.a.,.on
C"sn'y PSeseh'OscaPiei By vascs b \. eaai.la-
i-s Eb1aI
939 Acres,
q which so 70 % Are. s-e heavily ,imA.reI
u bas a'rSs comfortable ID selling ans all the mr.
c"'.afy ont hnnsr>-a vel. OF never failing va
t'' near Va hOase-two OIher wei.. aud a never
iaiiag sPiing.
Two Apple. Orchards,
an namS't Of PEACH TREES eli hnr frui,
I Nc lara - ia a the STATE Of cultivation and
~. natef Eooi rail ant quantity ~ stone isncir-
SInatt yc'g Convenient a. % Markets. Mls
Sca1vis aud Caufches. Farther cescrtpuon i. u,..
-, a. 'hO>e wishing To purchauee VIII view he
'stn Tor themselves. MIR. v. Bell or the Ttu,,se
Shi ,ho~ tie farm ,ny cay before Sale
HOO Acres.
~ more can be Tough, OF iLs 0wLef Of ianl al
joining the farm
A,so viii be ,oii Publely, to til. biz hs,, bidder.
on The premises,
On 1AUTsday the !4th dag of Jaiy, 1859.
LOT containing
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ToplfS = nv New aud Cias,iiod Catalogue Of
" B0os, u.fy DC bad By ..iius "a
JOIN aiiANsON q .LLsEEP.
who = the srsuiT established agent ior Iii. place
sSiay add ,hruch whom all pe,oase eau prder book
sad receive pson ~ Ts,u'us Of ~ %, sndGit.
Ny Catslecus pamphlet ofiS large pc -. eortaas
fnn LIT OF Hi.'otie,. Bio.rsphics Travels. Ads~n-
turrs, Stores, An~cdotrs 1sisS Nsftaus.s. Roma.
zee Sport. Rud Pa.une.. Also. R.ult.us. Iibi-li,
Ihsoiosesl Classeal. Phio.cphicai. q graIt,c-i,
nstauica aad Agricultural M.,ls II t.ru.sir. Lea,
C"us, Albums ,Aususls aui Presentation Rocks bIScs
HyIna and Prayer Books. 10 every .tylr - Hld,rr.
together wnh all the NEWEST MOEEs 81 fs . d.,
al % which are handsomely bound md CIARAN-
ltEp lEkIECI ia ,'cfy Tssr,et.
Iac sch,jrir # CIT. pfe."I'. rs ui .. - ry
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ever ChcStd by auN sII.tilr ,sf-a..-i l.r4t .r @.
onr OF Wtes Can AL! secowPsuy each book
time or s-c.
H. Fac GOLD WATCH a,e ng.a,s. ever, ..
- iVl SOC l. oItcI'l - e-c 'isac '.sla ~ t---
TESTIMONIALS.
A. a. evisace q The tfuia Of hat has tsr escorted
sFfssa Ice asn"s % few r-r''r--ss bfsR .isu.
ing vhosr sttaeily csurrt b. ge,tanrd, y. 10 have
Tutrhs,ei 90 uff-tcd books iEuul me aud received
GOLD WATCHES W:
N'u. z mmetn.sn E-e.. ~ .dilsiown. p. JAn o.
Skii"s. NhJ".aiv Gtaccr, lA1cssiat, pa, HUa. e.
g a't"r, Erpcsrrtatlyc tfuti sou. r.-f Co. o. tie
Pruusy l'ari- L-.rlstui~ Weller g.. Evan. Noi4ty
f-a4c' Lancaster elt,. - Jlc.5 fiartiH, o., Ea'
et"strT, y y; HtFsus lsA !. i.. .rRt'a.l yafl.
Nj Geo. LsnLati Hlrr.bufr Pa; .ir. J. :. F..ft.
Boo Geek. U.at, c.. Gs.; ~. Ihas Sr,sl. L,s-
-, Pa, nrd Ju'a Crosby 'ls Lrwi'rr" 81, rh.l-
d-rh,'. who received sp'eni.I SILK DEisS
PATTERN. worth 50
M. $40 Srr'H- g rrj"u 81. H...t,.ra.', p
AGENTS ~ t$Tl.p d. evrrN Town saI A.i4.t To-
ihe lniisi State. 10 Wish rH %. r.fr ~ 30 has -
hseu ".i.s.A.d .fy terms 20 A.rt. are ,tsb o.. 90
on ID tAsm ithsEFi l f.r trfT t.t.
Ton r1Tucuit' ms D. bad 30, s-'''-'' ..s 80 --'s.
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Pa ss'-ty. G. l. LILLlE & co.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES-A NEW INVENTION
\ NO MORE PICKPOCKETS.
PHIJIIPE PATENT SAFETY FIR MIrEF

inc ABOVE the given Mu for which letters
Ysso nave Just been granted at Washington, dated Sept H.
s5. me following embraces few Of It's advantages
partly describe the arce-The object Of this invention l.
ar Ia NUN serve not only article to keep the hands
pu also az receptacle for such articles which
sIterne 70 nave IN convenient reach all The Mu
mutt hui IN me same In appearance ordinary
neparsa ~ 10 INFERIOR gemenls supplied with four
handiercbep for deposng such articles pocket
naie Tnlsd caro- case particularly the poremon
become disnsnaikins visits or shopping excursions win
eeaed secured as the portemonnale entirely
toners pckpocke Tbsco concerning those troublesome Gus
place in The United SAT-. unless the goes with H. Tie only
ne address Of the we soe can be obtained
rly comply with the reauiremsaa,es win now voln.
Ig ba 6a % The ne ras w Without
s o. a mn the a asnSg for the
parties 10 manufacture under o 70 license Responsible
made 20 the patentee PHILLIPS FUR EMpma99ncan be
Zfy Grand stree
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II AIDES FANCY FURs-
- y. LANDRY, 6p3 Broadway
Thanks his patrons and the public In general for mast
I'd informs them that be has enlarged renovated M
Seeas 70 suit all classes, at fair prices. AAeu VI
~ Sabes and egwipes are ue best In this market
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

A J.: BLEECKER Will. SILL. ON THURSDAY, ocr.
n. 10 at ~ O'clock ut the Mcrchans Exchange. val,
bic Church Property sn, street, between and
Amy streets being 10 feel front and by in dep
1hn property Is suitable for church. school,
dwelling house purposes. Maps AZ No. Z Pine street
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LBERT NJ GRIFFIN, AUCTIONEFR
a uA cNYEICrNT JTG peEIpI II FIrRETTvRE.

IBERT NJ GRIFFIN, AUCTIDNFFR
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Rosewood drawing furniture suit chamber md am
ing furniture made n order by Nltclrngt, Vriin
Skarron Pier Mante Mirrors Bronze and ornolu Chan
dcies Velvet Carpets on psntn seven octave Pmnoor'e
ALBERT NJ GRIFFIS respectfully ntorms his triads and
the public that he has Instructed 70 oar at pubo auction
Tuesday eetoher H. al 1919 otcs precisely all the iurn
re &C. contained In the private Telag aS West Sixteenth
DINING ROOM
Velvet Carpets black walnut extension Dining Table do
buffet do Chair covered IN oar hight hron2 and ormolu
Chandeliers bronze equestrian Richard l., antique
cut ard engraved Decanters green, amber and ruby
class Champagnes; wedgewood Butter DISH ruby and
gold Liquor Stand gold band Dinner Set tarrafs Gobets
Cares Wines, solid Silver Caster Cake Basket Spo0na,
ivory handle sheffield Table Cutlery, Silver Napkin
Rings decorated China Tea Set rrawng roomT superb
French plate manie Mirrors Mirrors two six light
and bronze Chandeliers Table Eegere do
Secretary and Bookcase, elegant carved rosewood SUITS
yered In brocade; antique er. reception Chairs
marble Tables card Fables ornulu
Clock velvet Carpets Mosaic Rugs rosewood
Pnoiore corners Canterbury embroidered cloth
Cover s,oo onze S,anees superb Dresden
china Vases OH fainnfsscene ON Spirit Lake Minnesota;
Indian Hunting signed Boese; Market
Scene Amsterdam BY keche Winter Scene the Danube,
by iannier lace tnftails Shades
HalOak Hat Stand do hal Chairs velvet stair Carpet sill
plated Rods. NA 9N~
Chambersrrusses Carpets, rosewood beisead Bureau,
Sofa Rocker Chair hair Mattresses
spring Blankets Bosers and Pillows bed fAnen Turkish
Towels Wardrobss lace Curtains &c mahogany; black wal
mt and enamellcd Furniture. suite.
Basemen-Oas writing Desk, arm Chair, Couch, Mirror,
Clocks, &c. aAt s3 .
win with desirable assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture. Terms Of sale, cash In b1nhshe The
goods TO be removed In forty eight hours after the sale
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UCTION EOTICE-DURNHAM3 FURNITURE Elk.
n and Furniture Packing Establishment Ill and l3
Household rnu.e ofeyery description boxed and shipped
AL parts Of the world panofores paintings mirrors ward
robes bedseada curtains china and glass ware satuary
bookcases carpets and descriptions Of household fu
lure carefully packed moved Large horse wagons
Tor the removal Of furniture 70 Al parts Of the city country
furniture Furniture bought and sold commission Orders
BY post punctually attended.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCrION sALE-READy MADE CLOTHING. Cr.OTH7
~ ,ss e. Try hoods Boots and shoes &cA. NJ.
LIN ns at l0 oc'oek large and general assortment Il
fashionable Clothing consisting Of cashmere cloth plot he,
mere and satinet Pants; yelse plush cloth sE and sais1
Yeats In great variety Also black sik Englsh rd
vcstings, Doeskins, sans, &c, ~ Ts,N - -
"A LARGE SALE
Costly Household Furniture WORKS cf Art Bronzes two,
magnificent rosewood sG saysn octave &C. &C.
Monday October IL, l1 o'clock reserve tho eox
tents Of the elegant FIVE story No. rourieen7
street west q Eighth me- embracing unusually large
DRAWING ROOMS ~ Nes41
s plush moqne richly carved solid side centre
Tables Turkish cas-, ana reception Chairs solid
glass doors and back made expressly oder super fose
wood Papofore, stool and Cover; Aubson and brusssg
ans and large French plate ps av n de s
tel Mrrors superior eoecton ancient and modern OH
an rsS en eraas msny really valuable works. q
large and extensive assortment Of fine broaze marble,
Paran and china ornee9's Figures &, S e., &c
Magnificent solid extension Table rosewood In sc
plush all made hroughou' ruby crysaF
SAlvers Fruit Stands and Baskets Coffee Urns Kee Maps
kin Rings, Spoons Forks, Ladies', Liquor Stand Buter
Knives Sugar Tongs best OF ivory Cutlery Tnubers
Gobles Wines Decanters elegant china Tea and Dnner
Sets, DO. 8.~ I#tNffl .e5 @F&
CIambers-Costly mahogany Sofas Lounges,
rosewood Suits Chairs Rockers elegant pier and mantel MIR
thirty hair Mattresses best geese Feather Beds
Horse three bedroom Suits complete in Carpets, Oil
cloths rosewood stand silver plated Stair Rods Work Ia
Also large and general assortment q basement and kitchen
Utensils, Refrigerator Stoves The furniture Of this house
worthy the especial attention Of honsekeepers hotel keep
others and will positively be sold 10 the highest bidder
without any reserve po6tponemeDt whatever.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER,
2of

IL Salesrocm No. q Nassau street, b vsn8
Valuable collection q costly on Paintings from the private
HENRY II LEEDS co viii sell nj auction the even
ngs of Tuesday 18TH and Wednesday 10Th inst at ~ ocleck
each evening" at the National Academy Tenh street,
near Broad the private collection OF valuable Pictures
longing TO James RObb Esq of New Or comprising
Of The finest works Of art In this country Aho acoIec
ton Of high class Pictures from private galleries this
city and Boston, They be sold without
be examined during the day and evening until the sale s
SALE as never again be in power TO sssh
valuable collection for competition ~ t
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MATRIMONIAL,

A YODNG WIDOW-TWENTY TWO YEARS OF AGE. 4
stranger IN the city desires to form the acquaintance OF
support VIE genteey without aauence may address L. "
meet with immediate attention, '' $3.50 " "
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A UCTION NOTICE.
Boesassp
sS ee Ia Ssse. 1sSs
Carpets rosewood and Bedroom Furniture suite Dining
Gas Eas @ s
. on S No October y ne elegant four
q #
soreni Of household offered al auction this season
Of the best description. Catalogues II the house the
DRAWING ROOMS
Solid carved rosewood Suits covered in three coored roca
sna e eSss s es. rss W
Suits Turkish easy Chairs Sofas and side Tables ladies'
satlnyood rosewood Eegeres mirror doors stuy
marble tops French plata pier and mantel Mirrors rich gill
lace Curtains French Shades Cornices Paran marble
cites Dsau and china Vases and Figures artistic
Pandora shaksspere Milton Rembrant Rubens and sevss
s II al
b sslsrss two match Painass Scenes IN Switzerland Birth
ecve Panoi5r The Ses Of
fully Stool and French cloth Cover Music Rack
Han Hat Stand Chairs oilcloth stair Carpet Rods,
edsteads richly carved Bureaus and
Commodes to match Wardrobes Shaving Stand Amour .
sraM sa
Towels tapestry Brussels Carpets oval Mirrors eight day
Chambers, third and fourth stores-Mahogany wal
Tut Sofas Bureaus Tables Chairs Bedding Ingram Carpets
DINING ROOM
af% ruby aaa
crystal glass Decantes dobles Wines and
ls coffee Urn Spoons Knyss P.r.n marble
sale cash in Il 2. certified s
The house to let; possession Immediately.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY.

LADIES DON'T FORGET THE No. 3s7 BROADWAY.
B-His endless variety OF Dress TRAININGS enables any
me V make selection match any article Of dress can
- done In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16
HRBAT BARGAINS
HRBAT BARGAINS
IN RIBBONS
N. II. LICHTENsTEIE'S
IMMENSE AND LARGELY INCREASING WHOLESALE
BUSINESS

Renders imperative his removal 10 larger house With this
view he has erected large and beautiful store, No.
Walker street where he intends moving the dns of January
In the mean time his large and lately imported stock Of
Ribbons win be sold at greatly reduced prices
fsrnned to sell all his present stock the s Of January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

MATRIMONIAL.--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AGED a
Nv ana stranger q good appearance and standing wishes
ne OF an agreeable young lady TO- with
aview 70 marmony. Address In stct confidence Edward
Newoomb, Union square Post oflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

4 UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART., AUCTIONEER, BY
"A s. J. BOGART-Monday, Oct II, at l0a o'clock, at
IS West Thirteenth street mortgage sale Of household Furne
consisting of rosewood Pancforte mahogany Sofas paror
three ply and ingram Carpets hall Ocoh Ha. Stand Louges
three Clocks Regulator Brussels stair Carpets manel
rosewood and mahogany Bedsead and Bureaus
Washstnds Mattresses and Bed log costly Oil Paintings and
Engravngs Crocxery, dining Table, centre Table window
Shades Kitchen Furniture Also large lot Of Birds and
JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE Attorney for Mortgage.
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UCTION NOTICE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ALI. THE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE

ALL THE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE
Contain in the private residence of VIM Bartlett Scott ESQ.,
In West Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth
ON MONDAY. OCT. H.
,etsss Commencing at l0la o'clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two solid rosewood suits of parlor Furniture carved In
fruit covered in three colored satin broade with slip
match made to order by Messrs Kingsley Son. vel
medallion carpets French lace curtains cornces and
shades Canterbury bookcases lined with escretore
etegere, mirror doors and back.
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS.
One solid rosewood Panofore full octave mother of pearl
keys inaid with pearl, cost $3.50.
Exquisite Marble Stauary large Bronze Groups by artists Of
the first celebrity rs
OIL PAINTINGS,
Most of which copies from celebrated works OF ubensD
Vases Of Dresden. Painted China &c. DC.
Dining room-Wanut Extension Dining Table, Dinner Set
complete Also decoa!ed China Tea Het Ivory balanced
handled Knives and Forks Sver Table Spoons
Silver Forks Sugar Spoons Oak Arm Chair covered
with Hair Cloth foot Uttomans sptoons Mirrors Clocks En-
Cravings. sfg1Nf4
ChanbersRosewood Bedsteads richly carved Bureau to
match marble top; Division drawers lined with satinwood;
COmmode spring Mattresses hair Mattresses feather Beds Pill
lows Blankets Sheets Pictures Ornaments eight day
bronze Clock Turkish Lounge, Chairs 70 nach
seat Chairs Rocker lace Curtains Shades and Cornces
roseweod osns Table marble top Brussels CARPET Rugs
steads Bureaus Washsands Bedding of every description
spring bottom and Chairs Sofas BEDS three
ply and ingram Carpets. Also Nursery Furniture Sale to
commence In the Kitchen. :
Deposits required every purchaser unknown the
toneer All goods to be positively removed within two days
The Metropolitan Express will attendance to pack cart
and ship the goods necessary H. T. LEEDS Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

A NJ MERwIN. AUCTlONEER.
"A. KY BANGS. MERWIN Il co,
Trade Snlesroons No Is Park row,
a4sf " edDesday Evening, Oct ~, at 81 o'clock.
English French EngravingsA choice collection OF
perpe line and me,zntio Engravings many proofs
Also variety Of beautiful Autographs, plain and eoored &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF ROCKS.
"a Paper, stationery Blank Books, Fine Gold and Silver
Plated Ware Table md Pocket Cutlery Ladies' Cabas Red
cues Work Boxes Albums Portfolios Scrap Books Morocco
COLLECTION Of useful Fancy Goods on Monday Oct IL 10
Ing at o'clock also the following ays ut the same hours
until the whole stock IL closed out PEED 4 COLE
Auc ioneers, w Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16
FALL FASHIONS.


CARD.-THE EMPIRE CITY FUR COMPANY
"A 22S Bowery, 325 Grand street 81 Eighth avenue
attention of their friends and the public TO their
styles our and selection, consisting Of Hud
Bay sable erne mink stone and fitch marten Siberian
squirrel lynx, &c,
In cioaEs Talmss capes haf and quare victornes NUTS
Ladies Will do welIo call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere AL goods warranted repre-
Xs Bowery, 316 Grand street, 23l Eighth avenue
n B.-Gentlemens Fur collars and gloves and fancy
sleigh robes in great variety, constantly on hand.
A c. CLAM, IMPORTERS AND MAyUrACTU-
"A Of Ladies' Fancy Furs OF every description III
broadway stasThe attention Of the rade and the pub
Nc In general is invited TO extensive and fashionable stock
Of above prices strictly wholesale n Borders
nations and repairs promptly attended to.
EMPORIUM OF FAsHIONS.-LADIES, IF YOU WANT
II genuine Fail and Winter Fashions call at Madame LAY
COCKS 1884 Canal street. The latest London and Paris styles
Basques Waists Sleeves and Children Patterns Fashion
able Dressnakng Cutting and Baseing Pnkng Fluting
Stamping. Quilting and Stitching by Machine
HyHALLENGE TO THE ELEVEN OF ENGLAND
~ better cheaper assortment of Bonnets for
ladies' children that will suit the bon ton, than
n BINNs New Millinery, 4s9 broadway, three doors from
Droome street.
MY STOCK rs NOW FULL OF
Choice and good Furs selected and manufactured for
CLOAKs CLOAKs
Real Lyons velvet Cloaks, handsomely trimmed
brown French striped Merinos al
j. j. BENSON,
$40 Canal street.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-METROPOIITAN EXPRESS
"A Persons about removing to the country or In the city viii
hnd to their advantage to call GOULDSMITFS express
No 40 varck street. Four horse for removing urn
and from the country carts at all times Letters by
post promptly attended Furniture packed and shipped
Piano for saeone Of the best In the city Office from
In the morning TO 8 at night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

rrp Arrrvr CT cor.pr = crvy -,
A RICH i1oHs zsS Spf$SSkkSfs fh%SsorDEa1Es JUST
Comprising the greatest os sS%%i %Pss
EY SEs sssss4 4a 4 RE';r,s
B1KBEs cAPEs cRoHNs
oss. s9f Hssa se Sr,
Valenciennes Laces and Edgings;
Robes Waists Bands and Muslin ssna A fss
M =, THE 1a Recent AUcrIoS SALES
800 Honton Lace Collars 81,
lloo pon. Applique Collars 81 Is Warranted worth 81 90
rr.ns, Jseone. warranted sss xPr 70
so French sets from 81 70 U.s. half he usual prices
Ladies W" essif fi1sf 'SSp'ss sns ssr
A - sTRANd, ADRIANcE & CO.,
EXTENSIVE IL a' AND SELECT q LIE STOCK
FOREIGN AND poafEsr1c DRY GOODS.
o NM kos sPaS % ec1 SsEAlE
ADAPTED TO THE s khE GOODS
Received per recent steamers.
s HEy 81 EaA AR5 5Eresas
Lsaas fsSSSR 1hSuSsSHsEIso o fS2Rs
"A NO. 481 BROADWAY
Will offer Monday October II
600 PIECES $500 -
- POPLINS
PLAIN CoLORs AND BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS.
AT 10 cents per yard
Worth 81 rs.
AT g. D. BODINE.
"A NO 48I BROADWAY,
1000 PIECES
EXTRA RICH SILKS,
IN COI.ORED AND BLACK BAYADERE
To 81 per yard
Worth 81 30.
A T g. NJ. BoDiNE,
n No. 48l Broadway
WIN offer on Monday, Octoberl7,
800 pieces
ANA LUPfN'sFINE FRENCH MERINOEs,
Worth n ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

I AIDES, DRESS AND CLOAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
- CORDS taases DC, at j. LOCkITT SON CO.'S 25 Full
on street nearly opposite Clinton street. Trimmings matched
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

ITO DEALERS IN WOVEN SKIRTS.
We hereby give notice that letters patent OF the United
States been granted resting in Is the exclusive right
sen and what known In the market a. the wo
skeleton skirt whether the springs are inserted while in
afterwards. II n generally known TO mannfAc
tures that this skirt original with u.s. but IN asm1ch a. deal
that skirts cannot be legally sold after this date
they stamp by parties hold
ing license from and the name Of The manufacturer and
date the patent October 1852 must be stamped each
applied for il well know and trust that all hon
orabe merchants well az manuacturers win now volun
tarly eouply with The OF the law, without
cess y The trade will please
they will be liable for damages for the sale
all without license after this
license responsible parties manufacture
der our patent Application be made To Wm King
H. Doughty ~ John street. who fully authorized grant
such licenses.
JAMES DRAPER, WIN. KING,
JAMES BROWN. 8. H. DOUGHTY
New YoRK, Oct g. 1859. 4
Nessrs JANIS DRAPER and ohers:-
sIRs-As there methods Of producing skirt pa
tented you yesterday be Of service denivey
the scope of claim In method the hoops
Inserted while the tapes In the LOOM and during the pro-
Of the same in the other method the
manufactured In condition ready 70 receive the hoops
and the latter are inserted afterwards Skirts produced by
either Of these methods covered patent and any
parties making selling the are liable TO you for darn
ages all sold after the date Of your patent Very
respectfully yours, THOMAS ID. STETSON \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCTIONEER-B
IA s. ~. BOGART-Tuesday, Oct Is, at 1917 O'clock
fort mortgage sale Of large assortment Of Parlor bedroom
Cottage, Kitchen and Barroom Furniture Mirrors Carpets
QflcOth. Ac.. &c. u - n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

IL LADIES REQUIRING A SUPERIOR SHAPE
Corset low price should those French woven
Werrelys Corses TO hook in front They ceiling for
the price of the German commonly called French couse-
auence Of being damaged by water voyage at Ms
GAYNORS exclusive Corset and Skirt Establishment S43
broadway two doors from Union square N. B-Iades' III
shaped skirtA altered TO the present style.