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The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30

~ The following letter, which en-.
Phatically speaks for itselr, was written by The
Dean OF the Faculty of the PHILADELPHIA College
OF Medicine, to the editors of the Pacific Medical
and Surgical Journal, San Francisco. for pub.
lication: f'o'
PHlLADELPHLi, January II, 1859.
70 me Fditors Of the Pacific Aedicut and Surqi-
eas Journal :--Gentlemen My attention has
oeeh caiied to an articlei N the December num-
per OF your journal, in regard to the ad eundsn
uegree granted by the Philadelphia College of
Mealcine to DR.. L. J. C1apkay. When the ap-
piics'ion Tor the degree was made to the Faculty
was accompanied by affdavits and testimo-
niais 70 the effect that DR.. Czapkay was a regu-
lar graduate NJ. D. of the University of Pestb.
na9 served as Surgeon in the Hungarian army,
al anu was regular practitioner of medicine. On
aa ,1e strength of these the degree was granted.-
.ne "a eandem degree, as its name implies, is
oonierreu on graduates only, and gives us new
P!l.heges. Had there been the slightest sus-
pielon OF irregularty, the application would
;n oeeh refused. By inserting this in your
Ieaa ', you VIII do an act of justice to the Col
iege' ana confer a favor on
iours, very respectfully, Fl. RAND
Of - Was: tns acuity OF the Philadelphia College
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY,s PRIVATE urn,c.1
and Surgical Institute is ON Sacramon,o 60,
Staor.i inohigomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
n.eanshiP noa.P Co.'S Office, San Francisco. The
mUraur oners free consultation, and asks no re-
l,unera.ion hnnNs unless he effects a cure Ofice
hours, from 8 A. NJ to9pu on'e
NOR rn@ OF lrloArE.-I, the undersigned, Cover
~ hungary do testify hereby that DR.. L.. J.
oarp Z, nas served during the contest for Hun.
saiian loerty, as Chief Surgeon in the HUNGARIAN
hano WIN faithful perseverance Whereof
nave given him this certificate and 40 80,
mend him to the sympathy, attention and uro-
'ee'ioh OF an those who are capable of apnreci-
atlng patriotic self-saerifce and undescrved MI.
'oi'une' kOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
washington City, Jan. 6, 1852. myi4:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom Il mau
IL concern, that the undersigned will MAKE
application TO the Honorable Board of Sunervi.
sors OF Shasta county, Cal, at their next regu.
lar term in August next, for renewal of license
Tor one year for his Toll Bridge across Cotton.
wood Creek. pEIr
Clear Greek Bridge, July l, 1859 jv9,s,
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-30
SUMMONS.
TO WV OF CENTER VILLEo
IL Carr,rx- Z

. W OI u, T
KLAMATH COUNTY 80
Justices Court, South Fork Townshp.
To EVERY CONSTABLE OF THE Bald COUNTY
GREETING
HNHE PEOPLE of the State of California COM
Il mand you to summon George E. Tuttle to
appear before me, the undersigned, one of the
Justices of the Peace of the town aforesaid, al
my Office in the said county, on the Gath of Sep.
tember next, at o'clock, P. NJ, to answer VIM
G. Jennings in an action arising on one negotia.
BILE note to his damages two hundred dollars
and have you then and there this precept where.
of fail not to appear and answer, or judgment by
default will be entered against you for the above
sum, together with costs thereon.
Witness my hand this 22d day of June, A. D.
1859. JAMES N. FERREL, J. P.
Copied by JESSE STALLcUP, Constable jyl6td
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RRDGEPoRT LOCAL

| BRIuGEPoRr.-As we propose to give the read
ers of TIE CHRONICLE, from time to time, an nc
count OF the local affairs of this place, II may bt
well to commence with brief description Of the
village and its immediate surroundings.
Bridgeport, proper is an incorporated village Of
about 600 inhabitants, situated on the Ohio River
opposite the city of Wheeling, and extending
Westwordy along the National Road. rather more
| than half mile, and from Wheeling Creek on the
South, about half mile. NorthwoTdIy. along he
river. For all practi purposes, however. II will
include the village of Kirkwood, on the South OF
| the creek, containing population OF about $50,
as well as what may be considered extensions of
the village itself, Northward on the river and
Westward on the Pike, some three-fourths of a
mile beyond its corporate limits. These extensions
embrace an additional population of about 200
making an aggregate of about 1850 inhabitants.
Within the limits thus briefly out lined. there is
an amount of business of various kinds transacted,
which is not surpassed if at all equalledn any viii
lage of equal population in the state. To casual
visitor there is little externally of nating
character; but upon better acquaintance 1t i'll be
found TO be like singed cat better than 1t looks
FIRE IN KIRKwooD On Fridav night of last
week, fire broke out in the old paper mill in
Kirkwood, which destroyed the entire establish
ment. and four dwelling houses Immediately ad
joining. The buildings were all frame. and being
very dry. burned with great rapidity, that in
few mintites from the time the flames were dis
covered the whole was reduced to ashes. The
property belonged to Messrs Bonham, Gilbertson
& Co, and had been lying idle for some time pas
the company, we believe having failed. The
premises we understand were to b. sold in June,
and were appraised At slT00 a few davs ago.
The fire was doubtless the work of an incendiary;
and by it six poor families were rendered house.
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A Pleasant Place to Spend an Hour.

we presume that most OF the people in this
vicinity know that the furnishing house of ]. C.
HARBOUR, up on Main street, is most attractive
stand. But we may fairly presume that many Of
our readers not fully initiated into the heights
and depths of all that is to be seen there, until
they do as we did on last Saturday. drop in and
make it point to examine the whole institution
from the cellar to the garre.. Such an establish
mont that of Mr.. HARBOUR $50 extensive-so
Feplete with choice goods, is an ornament to the
city, and of our own free will. without request,
favor or reward. we have thought it worth our
while to make especial of it for the benefit Of
our country friends and readers who have never
been through it, and who, on coming to town
want to have large assortment from which to
select their Spring house furnishing" We are
pleased to see that so large business in this line
is carried on in our citv--for besides Mr. HARBoURs
establishment, there are others, more or less en-
gsged in the same line The trade. we find. is not
confined to this section of country. inasmuch as
we noticed goods packing in Mr.. HARBoUR's hous e
for such far off localities Missouri and Tennes-
see. We think we never saw neater specimens OF
carpets rugs and wall paper, bordering. mats. oil
cloths. &c, than were on exhibition there. We
glad to notice. at all times, such indications Of
the extent oi our mercantile trade 4tmal2
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A Valuable Improyemept.

That this is era OF progress no one doubts
and one peculiarly of modern progress and i'm
provemeni is the practica tendency of such. W.
have recently been lurnenting over the warped ant
twisted castings Of what was once land not lons
since) an excellent cooking stove. The cempei
tion which exists between manufacturers has re-
duced the price OF stoves TO such extent that man.
u!acturers have been compelled to reduce the
weight of castings materially and an ordinary
m odern sove is so thin that the heating and cool
ing process soon causes the centre TO warp and
sink down. When this takes place, as all house
keepers know, the drauoht OF the stove is very
much impaired, and il will not bake.
We have recently examined, and more recently
tested in our own kitchen. one Of Mr. Alexander
Bradleys Tropic Stoues, with Spears paten double
top improvement. Ii consists in set of hollow
centre pieces. connecting with external openings
by which openings current of cold air is passed
through The centre pieces; the air becomes heated
In Its passage. and escapes through numerous
small holes on the under side of the centre piece
there by preserving it from the injurious effects Of
the heat, and from warpIng and sinking. 1t is an
ascertained fact in chemistry, that ton of COZ pro-
ducing ten thousand feet of gas requires one hun
dred thousand cubic feet of air for thorough con-
bustion. The invention of Mr.. Spear as applied
by Mr. Bradley. therefore, not only adds material
ly to the durability ofthe stove by preserving the
top castings, but II CONSUMES the gases emitting
from the COAL by furnishing the necessary quantity
of atmospheric air, thereby saving fuel the COM
bustion created by these jets air being introduce
ed all over the fire, creates flame which passes
into the fues around the oven. and produces more
intense heat than can possiby be produced by any
non-gas consuming stove. The advantages ofthis
improvement are obvious-the preservati tion of the
centre pieces, great saving of fuel and a much
qulc ker and hotter oven from the same fire.
Mr.. Bradley has secured the exclusive right to
use this improvement We desire. here, especial
y to direct public attention to an invent ion which
is so mauifestly utilitarian in its character The
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
VS..
EVAN LAKE, et al.
JESSE B. AAsEr,

EVAN LAKE, etal.
DY VIRTUE of an Order Of Sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas, of Belmont
county Ohio will sffer for sale the door OF the
Court House, in ST. Clairsville, on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day of JUNE, 1882
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, M, and o'clock
p NJ of al day, the following described property,
to wit:
Situate in the county Of Belmont Ohio, and in the
township Pultney & being about half a mile South
belaire and having for its Eastern boundary the
Ohio River, and bounded on the South by the lands
of John Rodefer, Sr and ON the West by the lands
of Jacob Rodefer, formerly owned by John Rodefer.
Sr. and the North by lands of Jacob Hetherington ,
be ing the same lands that was sold by Thomas Viii
liams to George Crisswel. and by said Crissw ell !
sold and conveyed to Evan AXE and being the same
property on which the said Lake now resides, and
as in his possess ion, and is supposed to contain
Ten acres and one half. Appraised at Sl050.
Terms OF sale cash. P, LQCHARY,
Sheriff of Bel moat county Ohio.
Sherif's Office, St. ClaiTsville, May 18th. 1859
mal9tds 3 IS
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
ABSER LoDsk, ct al,
VS..

ABNEK LOD6k, 1T,
JAMES McCoFAuGHEY.
DY VIRTUE of a Vendi TO me directed, from the
DCourt of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
will offer for sale, al the residence of The defend
ant James McConaughey, i'll Union township, on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day of MAY, 1859
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, N, and o'cIock
p M of said day, the fol lowing property. to wit:
e5 tons of hay, in stack, rick. and hay house. moi
or less wheat in the ground supposed to be 25
more or less; one heavy two horse wagon; one ray
mare supposed to be ioar years eia Two year o ID
and is head of cattle.
Terms of sale cash. p. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county. Ohio
sheriff-s Office, St. ClairsvIlle, May 9Th, 1859.
mayl9ids I67
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TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

Teachers are notified that the usual monthly ex
animation will take place in the Mariette Street
School House, In ST. Ciairsville on SATURDAY, the
4sh or JUNE, Each applicant shout represent at le
O'Clock A. n, and should come provided with a
ID ad pencil and a postage stamped envelope. The
examination in Arithmetic will close al l2 O'Clock
n, in EngI ish Grammar at O'Clock, P. NJ, IN
other br mehes at st O'Clock, P. NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-19
Important.

YOU FEEL DEBILITATED,
YOU FEEL NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIPLES
YOU CANNOT WORK with ENERGY
YOU HAVE NO APPETITE.
YOU CANNOT SLEEP AT NIGHT.
YOU FEEL WEAK.
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BIT fERS; they will cure you without fail.
GEFor Sale at the Principal Office, 4Is
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by
druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village in the United States, Canadas
West Indies and South America, at rs cts
per bottle. (May5 2w)
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. EDITOR: You W ill please announce the name
of JESSE H. M'MA1H q su liable candidate ior
the Office of state Senstor for The counties OF har-
rison and Belmont, subject TO the decision oil the
Opposition Senatorial Convention, and obnge
MANY VOTERS OF BELMONT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-19
New Advertisements.

We refer our readers to the advertisements I
E. B. Winans & Co., Beilaire;
isaac Prsger, Wheelingi
Stone & Thomas, Wheeling;
John Eckhart, Wheeling;
Harrison Brady, Fairyiew;
FSs Williams, Wheeling;
]. Lippincott & Son. Morrstown;
Cowen g. Martin Beliaire,
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We wouId can The attention

we WOuEQ cali me dttent1On
Of our readers TO Mr. Isaac PRAGER's advertise
ment. We know Mr. PRAGERs way of dealing
from our personal experience. and can recommend
both his way Of d-nling. as well as his goods and
which we always found of the best quality, and
lower than we could buy them anywhere else Call
and give him a trial
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MILLINERY GOODS
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NATHAN 'RIcKET, ,

NATHAN RIcKET,
VS..
WILLIAM CHIss and LYDIA CRIss.
DY VIRTUE Of a Mandate to me directed. f,om
- the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont county
OHIO. | wi u sell at the front door of the Court
House, in st. Clairsville, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 2lsT, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 O'clock A. NJ. and 4, M.
Of sa id day, the FOL lowing described premises:
Situate in the town Of shepherdstown, in said
county Of Belmo mt, being Lots No. Z and g. aa de.
sigma ted the plat OF said town. wi III the appurt.
enanees Appraised at slu5.
Terms cash. P LOCHARY
Sheriff Of EelmoLt county Ohio.
sherif's Office, May 18Th, Is5a. 50
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DISSOLUTION.

Ti>HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
Il exist ing between E C Morgan, B. R. Coweu
and John Kelly, under the firm name of MORGAN,
COWEN q CO., was this day dissolved, by the
said b. r. Cowen retiring from the sa id firm.
The business Ill hereafter he conducted By Nor
gan & Kelly. who suthoriz ed to settle all notes
and account of the late firm. E. G MORGAN,
b. R. COWEN,
JOHN KELLY.
BelIaire, April 18Th, 1879. mai93t
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Aflarrito.

On Thursday last, 18th inst, by Rev. S. Seig-
fried, MIR. WILLIAM E. WILLIAMS, of Rich
land township, TO Miss MARONDO POWELL,
o Louisville.
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DINAH DOBBS

Ask for Hoofland's German Bitters, and
take nothing else. See that the signature
of c. M. Jackson, is on the wrapper of each
bottle. These Bitters are manufactured by
DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, No. 4lS Arch Street
Philadelphia, and are sold by druggists and
storekeepers in every town and village in
the United States, Canadas, West Indies
and South America, at Is cents per bottle.
(May5lm)
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Distressing Cough and Sore Throat
Cured.

NEwTowN, N. j., May II, 1858.
DR.. C. M. JACKSON: A short time since |
was attacked with very severe sore throat
and boarseness, accompanied with a most
distressing and violent cough, which racked
my system terribly. used various remedies
without obtaining relief, and finally pur.
chased two bottles of Hoohand's Balsamic
Cordial. on taking which l was entirely
cured. We have since used it for other mem.
bers of our family, and find that it never
fails We look upon it as The very best med
icine of the kind in the world.
Very respectfully YOURS,
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ESTRAYED OR STOLEN

NROM THE PREMISES of the subscri
L Der, aBAY MARE. about is hands high. with
some white feet; her face. and little sun
ken in the withers. She had never been worked,
and was in poor condition when she left. Any per-
SON giving Information of, or rertEifing the same,
will be literally rewarded. -
HARRISON BRADY.
mal9;tpd Farview, Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ELLIS MOoRE
In Partition.
BExJA. MOORE, ct ally
sSY VIRTUE Of an Order of Sale 20 me
- directed. from the Court of Common Pleas of
belmrnt county. Ohio, will efer at Public Sale a.
the front donr ofthe Court House. IN ST. q sirsvie,
On TUESDA Y, the l4ih day Of June, 1889,
hetw cen the hours tf ten o'clock. A. w. aud our
O'Clock, p. N, ofsaid day. The following lands and
:cnements, to wit Being part OF See. IL 81
:. Range 4. ard bounded as follows: Beginning for
the al the centre of said section, and run.
mn: thence " ssis e. - poles; thence 5. IL East
2S9 E.6 poles: thence N 81 Z. sol poles; thencs
50 w. I.S poles 10 the place OF beginning; Goa
Iaining f5itl aereS. and appraised at s.. 80.
TEsns OF SALx: One-third cash in hand; one-.Srd
in one year. and one third n two years. with Ia.
isrest on deferred psym ents. P. P.LGCHARY
Sheriff Of Belmont county. Ohio.
Shsrih's Once, 81 Cl,irsville. MAY I2ih, 1859.
.As
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Nttu advertisements.

ELIZABETH PORTER, el a.
ON THE 23d DAY OF June, 1859, at 2
~ O'Clock. in the afternoon. on the premises. in
the town of Boston, Somerset township, Belmont
county, Ohio, will he sold TO the highest bidder
Lot No g. in said place, as the property of Charles
NJ. Porter. decreased and lots % and pa in the same
pl ace, as the property OF said Charles and Henry
H. Porter; said Henry u agreeing that his interest
shall sell with that of the deceased and the same
TERMS All of said perty to be s7ld free of dover
ELIJAH HOGUE,
mal94w Admr. of Charles NJ. Porter, decd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

A TTRACTrvE AUCTION SALE OF COSTLY HOUSE
Al the private residence No So West Eeyenth street. near
Fifth avenue.
Will be positively sold
This day, Tuesday,
SOLID ROSEWOOD
Drawing Of furniture covered with three colored
satin blue and crimson richly carved ia fruit solid rosewood
panofoe full octave medallion and velvet carpets oil
paintings by eminent foreign artists; eogravngs eegeres
escrotures, corner what-nots, bookcase &c.
SPECIAL. ATTENTION Is CALLED
10 the above sale being the recherche costly house
furniture ever offered at public sale,
Having been made to order
for the present owner by Smith Son this city.
Dining rootnCoutains extension dining oak: sill
tea SETS French china and dinner "A pieces
solid silver table aud spoons ivory balanced handle knives
and forks crocker and stone plates DC
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Carved legs and four round all round
nlad with pearl and solid pearl KEYS made by Smith Aherton
Co. OF Broadway, and fully guaraneed music rack rose
wood stool covered brecade embroidered cloth cover books
pet &c Chambers second sory-Richy carved rosewood
bedseads style Louis XIV; bureaus and MATCH
wardrebes Dressing and toilet tables shaving stands book
stands couch arm chrs curtains shades corces mat
nesses palasses feather beds holsters pillows blankets
sheets quilts counerpanes decorated china toilet sets oval
mirrors tapestry carpets vases engravings clock
Mahogany and black walnut sofas bedseads rockers wash
stands ingram carpets DC Dining roomsSupeor extension
dining table bufet arm chairs buffers tray stand ruby
glass decan,ers gobets vines ciamparnes INN
bers frui. and celery stands paran punch bowl alt
plated caster cake basket coffee spoons
kin rings French china dinner 60 pieces decorated china
and tea service also of Herrgs safes basement and
kitchen furniture desirable assortment Terms OF the sale
cash. in baukable money certified checks.
N B-Strangers would do well to attend the above impor
tent with carts Will be ia attendance pack aud shin The
goods Terms cash II. i. LEEDS Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

A UCTIOE NOTICE:-M. DOUGHTY AUCTIoNEER
IA will sell this day i0is o'clock at 70 NASSAU sreet .
large variety Of custom furniture consisting in part Of
rosewood and mahogany aror suits covered in harcoh and
tables mahogany sofas chairs dressing bureaus
washstands bedsteads hair mattresses paiasses 1c Also
at IL O'Clock wood octave panofore pearl
two mahogany do Housekeeper aud dealers win find
the above sale well worthy of attention, = +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
A UCrIoN CARD.

Il
FURNITURE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
Rosewood drawing suits octave rosewood panofore
sells carpets. bronze and ornolu
Chandeliers lace sasuary oil paintings bsque and
Dresden china Hertz patent extension dining table china
and glassware wines; silver ware books, &c
t at the FOUR ss es 4 pre-
Eighth avenue.
The particular a,eu,.on "a the above
ment OF household furniture and offered at auc
ton this city the furniture to order for the
present owner be peremptory sold Sale pos,
i've ossh in city funds Drawing rooms-Sohd rose
towers and covered in three coored sns ., 1h hs
most costly description and consisting Of two teea.
eight oval back chairs tables sauay marble tops to
math the Suits escreore and bookcase lined with satin
ANTIQUE and Gothic reception chairs side and sofa Ia,
bes velvet carpets rugs bronze and ofmolu chandeliers
french pae pier and aDtel mirrors rich gilt frames
embroidered lace curtains shades 10 match and cor
fowe hoy and Girl CsaseH aaf Paa marble e s .
tuetes sque ana Dresden painted gres paint
whisper Rosa sonhsSr frSa pse Wass seeas
In Canada scenes in Swi!zerla.d
me most superb instrument offered season:
richly carved legs and niad with mother OF pearl
brocade music rack books music &c, hall 10
wood a''''aad 0ie0'A s cha iaiRsf sus' &C
Rosewood bureau statuary marble top; French plate mir
&c sse SHAVING and dressing tables china oe
hair mattresses feather beds blankets sheets quilts
IRON bedeads sofas chairs washsands rockers &C. Bras.
sells carpes chairs desk ;x,xo poox
Oak extension dining table, feet Hertz patent
buffet buffers tray and stand chairs richly and
celery stands silver plated cake basket,
fee nn napkin rings French china dinner set 100
died knives and forks table linen oval mirrors engrayngs
To parties first household furniture this is
chance seldom offered severy article will be pereuptory
J. W. PORTER, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

"A roseNooa parer suit richly carved and covered in
French satin brocate only three
in when $500, will be sold for $50 One parlor
suit consisting OF one large Sofa arm reception and
medallion back chairs solid rosewood frames, will be
sold for 300 Also large Rosewood sofa six rosewood
chairs and two ooans coveredn crimson and maroon bro
cael viii be sold for 500 LOT of rosewood paror aud bed
furniture carpets paintings &c Apply the 10
Ninth enue, near Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

RY A. GREEN, AUCTIONEER. -GovFRY,rpNr go
u OF oS bright percussion muskets auction shbrs
n The Washington Arsenal D. c. TUESDAY m , oe sod
september 1862 instant at 10 O'Clock A. bs iph a s o.
slon muskea Terms cash In specie pei''s
A. GREEN, .ly.,,..r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

A UCTioE NofIcE--CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
"A ware-By J S; II. BARTLETT, auctioneer On Tues
DAY Sept q at 10 O'clock at PSI Pearl street large
safe of free goods for cash Dealers wauing bargains would
do welt 10 attend.