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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01
NEW LOR PRESS.

We have just received from the establishment
Of W. T. q s. D. Day 4 Co., Gin, a new job
Power Press, called Days Medal Jobbcr"--the
best now in usc--in order to meet tho increasing
demands upon us forJob Printing Itisasplen-
did piece Of mechanism aud works like a charm
It can be regulated with precision to any size or
kind Of job required, from the smallest label or
card, up 10 the largest bill, and is capable Of
making 1000 impressions per hour with ease
AT the same time, It does the work in a style su-
perior to that done by common hand press,
making clear, distinct aud beautiful impression
We are now prepared to do all kinds Of work,
with neatness and dispatch, and to compete sue
fully with any Office in our largest cities. We
invite our friends and patrons-evcrybody, who
wants work done, TO give us a call and test the
advantages of our new job Press.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

Geu. S. F. Carey of Cincinnati, the great cham
pion of Temperance, stopped at Tifiu, on sotur-
day last en- route for Toledo and remained over
Sabbath. He lectured at Webster Hall, on Sat
urday evening, in one of his powerful efforts,
and, on Sabbath evening, he gave discourse in
the NJ. E, Church. on the moral and religious
bearings of the question, completely vindicating
the Bible against the charge of sanetioning the
use Of intoxicating drinks, as beverage. The
church was crowded tooverhowing and many an
eye rained tears, as the General proceeded in his
truly pathetic and eloquentm manner. II was the
most powerful effort of the kind we ever listened
TO-
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pnnIlc schnnl ESs;ninntlon.


We have scarcely ever spent a season Of m IRE
pleasant mental recreation, than last week, dur
ing tic few hours we were in attendance upon
the closing exercises o' the Winter Term Of the
Tiain Union Schools. The exercises, which
were by the pupils Of the High School consisted
of reetations, in review Of tie various branches
of study, rehearsals of sentiments aud maxims,
defamation by the males and reading, by the
young ladies, from the different papers pu 5lish'
ed in the School, interpol ted by strhins oi sweet
vocal music, such as we love TO hear. The pupils
recited with an aptitude that evinoed familiar.
ity with their studies, the result Of great labor
and patient toil-not a superficial cant, as is too
frequently the case, but real acquaintance with
and mastery Of the principle involved Our own
observation satisfied us that neither teachers nor
pupils had been idle. The rccitahons embraced
many Of the higher branches, such a, Algebra,
Geometry, Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
German, French and Latin. Many Of the pieces,
read from the papers, both poetry and prose,
evinced high order Of talent and were possessed
of true literary merit, showing that "the school
master is really abroad" Some Of them, partic-
ularly MRS. Partingtons account Of her visit to
Tifin" and "the Daguerreotype Of the School
Room. ." were decidedly graphic and mirth-pro-
vokng.
Tiffin may well be proud Of her Schools. Mr.
De Wolf and his corps of able assistants evident
" have their hearts enlisted in the work; and
their noble efforts of mental and physical toll
through long, weary days to lead the young
mind up the shining highway Of Truth and
knowledge, is, we believe, TO them, ga labor o
love-" the results of which can only be fully har
vested in the distant Future
The Schools will open ngain on Monday week
and q session Of two months will be had before
the Summer Vacation.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

A MscALcULArIoN Last Sabbath evening, a
gentleman Of this town had made arrangements
to spend the evening with friend, but on going
home his wife insisted upon his accom- paryinp
her 10 church, and taking with them their child
a boy Of three years. As matter Of course, he
went, but was much dissatisfied with the arrange
meut, and while On che ,ra y we busy couccivfng
ways and means 10 dodge. At last he hit it,
During the first prayer he would pinch the boy
the hoy would squall, then, as a matter Of
course he would be obliged 10 take him home,
and then he would be free the remainder Of The
evening. II worked toa charm. With one triRing
exception. He pinched yiciously, the lad bawled
Justify, and his progenitor started out hastily;
but, unfortunately, just as he was leaving the
pew, the infant shrieked in tone sufficiently
loud TO be heard half way across the church,
MAMMA, PAPA IS PNoHING EE /" The look OF
commingled cuteness and satisfaction, on the
face Of the pincher, changed in an instant 10 one
Of painful sheepishness, as he subsided into his
seat and braced himself for the coming sermon.
-BUcYRUs JoURNAL, March 10Th
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busy Times.

The business o! the season is opening very
briskly, in Tifin, and our merchants are up to
their eyes in clover; we ncan those of them, who
advertise and let the pu JIG know where they
are. If our readers want to know where goods
can be had the cheapest in Tiffiu, letthem exam
inc the advertisements in our paper. That is
sureindex. We cannot recommend to tie public
any one who is too penurious 10 advertise or get
handbill printed, to let the public know what
be is doing.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

KENNEDY 8 MEDICAL DfsoovERY III ever nm ar
tce received its right name, THO has certainly
been legtimately christened, forit has been dis
covcry in medicine that has performed more cures
than any other article on record. You cannot
m ention the name Of Medical Discovery, either
IN thc counting roeua 90 the warohouge-ihe store
of tie trsdesman or the shop Of the mechanic
the minister stHuy OF tle ealtor sanetlhl-a'
ic's resort at Cne--in the parlor or the Kitchen
but what some are ready 10 speak out what il has
done for them in the cure Of some dreadful hu-
NOR. We would say TO the afflicted, Believeand
he healed
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

This Monthly has attained a success, that no
other Of the kind has ever reached on this side Of
the Atlantic. Over 1000 copies Of the last mum.
Der tAprl) have been sold and It is growing N
popular favor all the time. We think we can
safely say, that the April No. is ahead Of any Of
lie predecessors. "The Minister'S wooiug" and
."The Professor at the Breakfast Table" are the
attractive features; but to appreciatoit it you must
read IT, Published by Phillips. Sampson & Co..
Boston. at 80 a year
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For the Tribune.
Reply to Bachelor.


Yes, friend Bachelor, very sensible sonelu.
sion was that, which you came to in the last
week paper; but hope you do not, for moment
entertain the idea that ALL young ladies are so
frivolous II so, beg ~ inform on that you
nre much mistaken. lhavc always observed that
these brilliant butterho0, or "parlsr daughtrs"
(as you termed them have nos Of admirers
from the most intelligent men Of the day, who
are ready 10 grutily every childish wish, they
may eypre- sand even ptE for them. While
those, that are higimindcd and iutelligcut-whO
choose 10 serve God rather than pnrtake Of the
frivolous omuscmcuts OF this world, are passed
by with indifference. Soon the Cords Of orra-
ton" are led 10 oxclsim-O how frivolous and
vain what is woman, but mere show, Lilly
Of the field"
Some young ladies, who are educated amidst
wealth and splcndor nrc TAUGHT from their earli-
eat infancy, that il s rnthcr low and growing to
take an interest in the transactions OF household
alfsiro, aud If they are obliged IN spend an hour
in the kitchen IL must DO done privately, fearing
IL will igiurc their matrilaoDi'l paots--fnr
Lawyer II the nust desirable man In town. was
heard 10 affirm, that he would not marry ono who
was not poss, ssor Of BEAurIFUL HAND.
As fathers, brothers aud lovers. all. encourage
the love of tiress aud admiration by paying so
much more regard 10 one, who is "hlly Of the
field, - than 10 those who are more unasauming' 10
il then strange that some ladies sho2ld have con
hANhce III tue hlllllloh VI Nllt4l EiUNltlANA
and become what is termed friyulous2
ID must be rather dscouraging for your friend
TO be so unsuccessful in his five years search fol
Il spirit congonial 10 his own. He cqnnote1pect
10 find perfection in our sex, even though we are
superior to those, who pride thence yes ON ruling
the world a true lady Of my acquaintance and
ono or Goda nohlost oroaturas. ha sisterminod Il
live a life Of "sngle blcssedncss" !" rather than
share the affections Of a man, who is so welded
10 his bachelor habits, that a wife is only sec
ondary object--who will expect her to keep his
house in order, receive his friends, &c 30. And
what has he to Offer her in return why, his own
noble self To be sure--not his love. ! did not say
that o no a man who will bestow his low,
upon n woman is prodigy. But love is neoes'
sary to woman's happiness. o, man You who
are so blinded by self csHcert and prejudice; you
need the sympathy and prayers OF every true
woman, that you may repent Of your errors ere
il is too late.
It is possible that true, noble and intelligent
young men do exist, but where nrc they thati
the question. think. 10 find young man, who
is strictly moral and intelligent, would be quite
ms difficult us to find a young lady, who loves tc
wash dishes
VERBESA COTTAGE, March 25th, 1859
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

Quite a number started from this place, for
the new Gold Region, on Monday Among them
were Mayor Kcene, DR.. Gibson, Phillip Spoilmau,
II. A. Spayth, T. f. Strong, Geo. Scott, Henry
Drcsback, l. A. Beilharz. A. Newman aud o.
Williams Of Tifiin and a number from the coun.
try-all jolly fellows. We are sorry to part
with them, but We hope they will find the shin
ing ere in paying quantities and return with their
pockets full Of rocks" Others leave this week.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

Our Court adjourned on Monday last. after a
session of seven weeks. Several important cases
have been disposed Of, occupying much Of the
time, and a host of minor ones have been put
through the mill, that the docket is pretty well
cleared. The argument, on the motion Of new
trial, in the case Of the State VS.. Adam Gwihner
for Arson, ," terminated on Friday and new
trial was granted. Gwinner was released from
jail on 50 600 bonds.
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TURN OUT.

Let every Republican, in the First aud Second
Wards Of Tiffin, meet at their respective Engine
Houses, this friday evening, to put in uomin'
alton candidates for the different Ward Offices
The Republicans Of Clinton township will
meet at the Court House, on to morrow (Satur-
day afternoon at 9 o'clock, to nominate candi-
dates for the different tJwnship offiees.
The Election will take place next Monday.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

A horse, belonging to Dr.. Chamberlain, took
fright near the Depot, on Wednesday, broke
loose and ran up Main street, with part Of "a sui.
ky attached, the balance being scattered promis.
cuousy behind. Another team, belonging to
Mr.. Tomb, also took fright aud ran into bar.
Der pole near the shawhan House. No one was
injured
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Dnmocrntic Nomination..

The Democrats have nominated the following
ticket for the city and township;
Mayor W. NJ. Johnson; Marshal, JAG Zim.
mer; Treasurer. John Houck; Solicitor, + Viii
lard; Street Com. A. Carr; Concilmen, let Ward
Jac. Shciber; % Ward. Frank Waggoner: Asses.
sor, lat Ward p. Emick; %, s. b. Clark Super.
visor. lst Ward, Geo. Bollander; %, Jno Bo.
seeker.
CLiNToN rP-Trustees, r. NJ. Egbert Geo
Rummel, +. WaQgoner; Constables, John NJ
Kirchner, J. T. Mitchell; Assessor, Jas Herrin
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

FIX shawhan has just received large and
very superior assortment ofPlain and Fancy Dress
Goods, Bonnets, Shawls, Embroidercs &C., for
the early Spring trade, which he Is selling We ry
low for cash. Give him a call
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

Or. KCnnedy's Medicines.
Bininger's Old London Dock Gin.
Bacher 4 Wenner Clo,hiers.
Bill & Osborne, Seed Oats.
Merchants Insurance Company Of Hartford
Conn. l.. Adams, Agt
DR.. Franklin, A Card.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

tB- Bacher 4 Wenucr, Merchant Tailcrs, have
just received a new supply Of Cloths Cassimcrce.
Vestiugs. Hats, Caps, Ready Made Clothing,
&c. at their establishment In Singers New
Block Give them call
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

On Thursday afternoon last, fire broke out
in an old brick building in the % Ward former
lY occupied as Brewery. The alarm was Civ
en- and our gallant fremen hastened to the spot,
with their engines and succeeded in putting out
the fire, after it had burned the roof partly Off
The damage is not very great. An Irish family
was occupying the building at the time.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

II accordance with dspensatnn ofthe G. l.. or the IT.
Il =. and ofOho, seueca Lode No. IS, l. o. O. y. will
celebrate the 25th Of April e5a BY having procession
and or1tnn. We would be happy have all The neigh
boring Lodges attend and join With on the occasion.
CoNATrTEE o. ARRANGEMENTS.
4. Adams, y. N. spielman, y. A. Den.
Timn March 95h ie50-4w
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

tTThe roads are improving rapidly aud
great deal Of Wheat is coming into marke, which
fnds eager buyers,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

Tiffin Prices Current,
fcoanEcrsD wEsEtr rvl
SH RIV & SHEATH,
Dealetn Dry Goods Gtoscries, Carpedars, Boots and
Shoes and Ready. Made Clothing. And purchaser Of
efydescrintion or arain aud Produce Tor Cath.
WHrAr-ei 3oai %.
CoEa--( (shelie,D OODT2o.
do tEap csc.
RrE-o0a70.
naRLrY-u0 $50.
OARS a10c,
nEAys-5J 90 81.
PorkroEs--60c.
PAX seEn--s s0o0n1d0.
TINornT SEEn--i,75a1
BUrrER--i5 1efSe.
LARn-5 nl01 ~
TaLLow--tOHiqc.
gMoEEn HAus-1Ont2o.
do StnEs Avo sHouLnuRs- aooo.
Picked PoRK--9 sDqc.
MArLE SUoAR--lQd1ie.
do MoLAssEs-5J R75c.
BEEswAx-20 R25o.
E,rHERs-4000Jo.
RAog-2c.
Dav Aprtes-si 50ae,O0 PatRs
GRREN iiIDEs-5o a6E.
DRT do 100.
Eoos-OdSe . dozen.
PoRE-s5 00aSysn
Clover ssed,-eO, ,U06500
WOoL--35 0f5e
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

To-day .tFriday) is "all fools day" So, keep
sharp look out for "sclls," or YOU may be TAX
en- in and done for.
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Groceries.

II. A. BUsKIRK BRJ., have Just received large
and good assomrni Of Groceries which will be sold lev
Tor cash or produce call and examu lhsif stock.
sep9l, Nv shawhsR Biloxi.
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RcnnhIicnn City Ticker.

The Republicans Of TifIin held large and en-
thusiustc meeting. at the Court House, on Wed.
nesday evening, and put in nomination the fol
lowing excellent ticket.
For Mayor,
JESSE Il. LEIDY.
For Marshal
HIRAM BRITTON.
For Solicitor,
LEANDER STEM.
For Treasurer,
JOHN BAUGHER
For Street Commissioner,
PETER FERGUSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

EA iuetion Of per from the above rates will
hs uads ior Cash
The space occaped by lins Of the type composing the
bsdy Of the advertisement will be considered square
All uantent aavertiie 'nts together with Admioira-
ten, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be paid
fsrin sdvante.
Advertisements in'srtoi for an adshnt' tins win be
charged Tor until orleted ont
When yearly advertisement, arc inserted, one OF more
changes will be allowed.
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HAVE YOU HEARD TnENEWS

NllAN ID EAhANNH
II hkSSismanu.
featuring and deal
ing In Havana and
Domestic Cigars
Also Snuh Smo
King aud Che wing
Tobaeeo. Opposite
Shawlian's Block, , on
Market 81, riNn,
Ohio. 1 will sell
eheapeTfor eashthan
ever before offered
10 this vicinity.
Here you will find
the greatest variety
Of Cigars, Tobacco,
SC, ever exhibited
In this city and al
10 be disposed OF on
theraincipleotqu
sales and small prof
itsi the best being
fund on hand at all
times. am deteT-
mined 10 sell At pfi
ees that cannot fail
TO be satisfactory
And if my stock
don't give sattsfac-
tion whenpurohaseA
return it, and | will
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01

tB-Our City subscribers, who change their
place Of residence. should inform our Carrier Of
the fact.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-01
SHAWHAN HOUSE BARBER SHOP

MILES respectively lulhrms the public lhst his bar.
- bct shop, adjoining the Hhawhnn Icusc open ~
All hours where he Is sendy give ousiomea good shave.
trim hair cut, mud uxunnt shampoonng, at tenfonnbt
Tie Keeps hand nav ucN aud restorative for tths
hair al or wmohhe guarantee 70 be good Articles.
iuly9-1r A MILES
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Sorghum,
,r OAiness Sugar Cane seed, for sale ~
n. A. BUsRTRE BRO
ROnd-taV NOfice.

NOTICEis hereby given that the County Commissioners
ofSeuecn county, at their last regular session. wits
the Och day Of March 1850 aved "A Of Eve cents
each hundred dollars Of the valuation oftaxabo proper
In said county for road purposes, which said may bo
discharged by labor the oads under the direction Of the
supervisors OF the several districts al the of dollar
per day. Attest g. BOWIE, CLERK
March 25th, lt50-3w Of Commissioners.
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sPEoIAL MOTTO Es:
Rates of Advertisine.

Agreed upon by the propreior Of the Tn Tribune anil
Seneca Advertiser, May 10TH 1884, to be strictly enforced
in an cases;
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MSNNN NHEM NEAHGa
EIGHT HORSE POWER CORN suELLERs

which will she'll from 1000 10 1900 bushels perday Ctsw
fouls Glover iueti Wheat aud Seed nrls Com She'll
crs and cider Mills COmhiucdi also Two Horse Ltvef
Power and various other Agricultural lmplsmcnis.
Those wishing to purlhuso Machines will please leave
bcir orders early. An Machines mnds of ho h1st
tcrial Address the undcrgn gnrd ne Piqua, Miami CO..
ROuEER, EVANS, UANtES q 60.
Apr21 Or, EARL BILL. Agent. Tidin, ..
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TiFFiN q GYWNAgiDM.

OOMSin Shawhanh Block third story entrance frou
II Maafketseet, where al kinds OF useful aad Innocent
exercises may be had every morning and ovrpinH
TEENg,-ThFce nolnr,a Year, OF Gao Dollar for three
months. For particulars inquire Of q. CRoHsE. az hii
bookstore where 'firkotstnny be ptnuured. toht2ir
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FOR SALE Ar THIS OFF
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!l

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething Il has equal earth. II greatly
facilitates the process OF teeihng BY soening the gums
teducing a inamatiOnw aay all pain, and Is sure to
regulate the bowels Depend upon H. Mothers II will give
rest TO Yourselves and relief and health your nans-
Perfectly safe In MI cases
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of ofhe
most experienced and sklfu female Physicians In New
England, and has been used with neyeriling in
millions OF eases.
We ebeevv IL the best and remedy In the world, in
leases af nyentarv and Diarrhma In children whether
itarisss from teethng from other Il Is
toFve Immediate relief 10 infants suffering from wind collie
Iflife and health be estimated by dollars and cents,
It's worth its wsghtin gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. u Is an old and well.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tS-Nons genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS S
PERKINS, New York, IS on the outside wrapper,
soliby Druggists thrntrhnpt the wurd.
seplO lr I. l.. ST. JOHN Co., Agents for Tidn.
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JAS. D. WHITNEY.

Wholesale Grocer and Cummisson
Merchant, No ar a3 Water street. directly opposite
Gin. nayton R Depot sandn.ky Ohio; Raw and re-
fined Sugars N'lasses, syruns Rice, Starch all qualities
af So1ps an Candles Tea, Coffee. &c Orders for Fish
Salt Plaster, Water Lime, &c promptly ded M cart
age chaFged. sep3.if
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4 UCTICN SALE OF
Es s ys & c m1S1
french ves bsonaes stauy insadns sss sare elegant
parl dining eoa, chamber and Of The
ls2 Yves. iwsniy FIRST itree.. near Sigbih avenue,
81 Bth9%si ssEo {, 0'ss Sr ifsSSssiz
Descriptive catalogues win be at the house early this
me- s .:
and fes shscla,s md pes,smptory, sale
sss.:i:s u; q ss'a
Sss: D:sisy ss ls s9%
suits d sesns s:o marble ep rose .ccS
20 ri sss: ia,s.ss :sas
pier mirrors wish alebs French
Ss @ ana
6Tcdersd lace curtains secretary bookcase lined
Superb carved rosewood Eever octave pisnoforte.
and Drs5sa
spa csesn Mo
which sy and s,h the nDs ;s ADgs Tie Ms:.sn
s Descent Com The 0,ss, c 9Th number Of csssss ard
sss. royal wilton carpets veivs
nss sSs a.
sesss op mss s
Isss, al Ss
es s .rT sss Fs1S rssh and cane s
bottles and subsig paintings In pastel xge.oA engravng
waxdroheB consoles IN buh work checker tables lxtures
flower With shsdes superb extension dining table, with
for leaves sod pax dining chars covered in
Bioners asnusctre consisting OF dnag and tea service,
Baivers fcrbR, isdes casters goblet5 &c
French AID Fo,enn chns cnrer ard tss ses cr glass
gob.e cbsm wines stands csleres decan
ley marble kal stand, bs casrs ccotns stale carpets
patent rods wh ysriets CT p4slo o3aaber din p
room ard bsssaen falre O. every detceipi1n, Ia
9sk and 1 IL s
niture In this horee corresponds with the s
made 10 order and gooc having been but
ebert time, Selsse csrren VIII be gt this house to
pack and chip the goods for purchasers they DESIRE
pcstponeMen. Of sale On any sccount
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g. ooiAo0 'Als Jous }. nEssYs, AuorroNEpE.


Ii JOIN J. REwIfN AUCTIONYBg.
Msgnisceat hcasshoid furniture at public auction.
Hoaesoce diawng room sn'n, ostave peuoforte
pets pier mhre mirrors age curtains bronze clock
oiu chsnd. oil psrngs rose wood
funure en- sne dining room furniture, chns and glass
On lbs dsy. Tburesay,
At the eegsr Ieidence no 80 West Twenty sixth street.
ncirg l o'clock precseiy: the catalogue en-
brscng s bee OF household furniture
order for toe seo Of the beat descrip,n
Catalosuea at the horse on the morning Of sails.
Two rhy aerved covesed IN three co]ored
satin brucace ct IL richest dese0on combating Of two So
fas two arr two rejection aud eight oval back chss
French plae rlcrs adys work tabis iasd wi pssy en-
coGnurs tun aesresire and booscase lined with wood
and embroidered sos shades
Elk light bronze and onola csrdesss Dreaen aad bigqne
china ornsrens rupe.b ertsc brpze str ests paran
and Girl Washngon lafayette; oil paintings BY eminent
tss the ho Family BY rellercs s match painngs Scenes
scsnss h svzfland antique a.d sosc Ssc.Dsion Glars
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EuAyanteed; STOOL and embroidered c0h cover munlc rack,
pooks DC ball hat gaod ocoh etar csrpct rods
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soss iocker chairs ingram carpets bookstands 40
crystal and sucy glass gooes Wines
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