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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21
Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes

DECEIVED direct from New York and Boston
N manufacturers, and made expressly FOR service,
which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices at
G.. L. d D. SICHER'S.
Staunton. Oct. II. 1889.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21

rLASS.-3Ox4O 28x32 24x36 24x3O 2Ox24 i6x1S
U l2x1S I2xl6 l2xl4 lOxl2 Ski for sale bv
Oct. 81, SO. p. FL. TROUT eco.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21

R0BAGS Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee. Just re
w sceived by TAYLOR 4 H0(1R
ftaudts1. or n. ra5s!
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-21
NEW HAT STORE.
50 MAIN ST. RICHMOND

Richmond. Sep. 8, 1s5s.-1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

"A Magnificent household furniture at public auction
seven octave rrd OIL painting. sssry
tgre en- suite. oak dining room furniture, china and
RESSE auctioneer viii sell on Ills day Monday 0co
Der TO- at the elegant four story residence No. 10 Twenty
loH O'clock The aucioneer would call particular attention Of
bis friends and The public this SALE the catalogue embracing
furniture was all made 10 order
for the and is Of the best DESCRIPTION Caa
l'sues at 'he house Il DR R91Vns q ROOMS
Solid carved rosewood suits covered in three coored broca
and eight oval back chairs two tables to match The
table nad with pearl secretary and bookcase Sed &
sanwood eiegercs mirror and back saary
frames six light bronze and chandeliers embroidered
lace curtains French shade cornces Parran
presenting the Crusaders Painting and Music seasons Poetry
Pandora Shakespeare Milton Rembrnn Rubens AMI sevres
and dresden CHINA vases OF paintings by eminent artists the
Holy Family cory from The original the Louvre Paris
Place of VIM Tell by Rchet Fruit Piece by Cole; Winter
and summsr BY Eglaw; Infant Saviour BY Raynors =,
auction this carved legs and nlad with mother Of
pearl and sok pearl Key. made by city maker and fully
music &c. CIV : ''''''
Hall hat stand chairs ocoh stair carpet rods
ChabersRoeewood bedsteads richly carved bureaus
ho nns aw beds ba
kes sheets quilts countepanes emma toilet SETS towels "a
ans shades couch chairs ensTavings
third fourth storiesmahogany and black walnut sofas
bureaus tables chairs SfsaSs k 1SSeSn carpets &C.
chn Oak dehy a es
sh,ss d S goSie empages fruit
Tp5on res forks c Psran marble punch BOWL butter
snd Rsen Terms q he sse IN
money certified cheeks competent person WIN be 10
tendance pack ship or cart the goods The house to let
possession Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

A UCTIoN sALE-HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE-LARor
coy %srer sf s rich and
ns1s lace %An and pier
paintings library vines &C. ali Of which we're made 70 ords
BY Rob Dixon Brothers for the present Full DO.
scrpye catalogues WIN be at the house BY which purchasers
anderagnsd viii public auction on Monday Oct
s II he sapsrS private rss
dsnce is2 Wes Twenty first street Eighth avenue All q
and collection Of adapted % costly aud
Paror furniture consists Of three elegant full suits sod
rosewood paro furniture all In perfect order Of which
suit carved Of grapes fruit covered
lion moquet suit solid rosewood covered in crimson and
%o SSo
cover gothic zabethan etegere satuary
creary and bookcase, lined with satnwood solid rosewood
centre and sofa tables with marble tops rosewood French
cretoire lined with sanwood with mirror DOORS rich Turk
lounges covered in medallion tapestry Turkish chairs 70
pss wo elegant mirrors with rich orns
epea wS Large 1T Trench pier & % s
curtains eegeres mirror backs velvet tapestry
carpets marble top music Cabinet consoles IN bull wors
and groups asares which are Peace
War Night and Day Painting Music Mursmburg Column
Conqueror Seasons &C. Also valuable paint
inss among which The Descent from the Cross Swiss and
collection Of paror ornaments In lava and eruscan bronze
Dining room nursery and chamber furniture.
sond carved rosewood eedseads with hair mattresses
French plate oval and mirrors gold
bordered and landscape shades bronze clocks French
ses wri desks cSesa glasses wardrobss elegant marble
top dressing bureaus French toilet sets superb
in green reps French bohemian china dinner and tea sss
ruby and crystal cut glass silver ware wines casters spoons
pertaining the culinary portable heater
nos stair hall S S ae on ss
patent churns n B-Purchasers will find competent to
stages pass near The house W B. WEsCoTr. Hucsoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

A UCTToN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER
N 9. J. B0GART. On Wednesday October ~ at IOl,
o'clock, at the auction No North William street
general assortment of parlor bedroom and kitchen furniture
and q variety OF other goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

THE FIREMEN.
CRxNn 1R1ENNIxI PARADE OF THE NEW WORK
U Fire Department on Monday, October u, 1850
Regulations adopted BY the Board Of Engineers at their
meeting, August 10, 1867
On motion decided that invitations be extended
companies for that day; but should visiting compa
MES appear place viii be provided for them in the first d
DmBAEpsp COMPANIES WHOSE CASES ARE PENDING BEroRs
such companies dbsnded BY The Fire com%sioners as have
been placed service BY the Common Council unless pre-
IN which case they cannot parade.
Mumc-Tbe Board win accept OF twenty bands Of musc
from those companies who will surrender them be placed
where most needed in the line under the direction Of the Grand
sic e % or ns
q the Chief Office thirty five cents per man, Chased by
Il class engine company e e s
:. o0 " Observation-Disclosures. II 20
HOOK anu lAuoer !. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II bU
Aucc ........................ ~ "
INvrrAoNs-Deeded to invite exChief Engineers ex As
stant Engineers, Exempt Eiremens Association Board Of
CINE Company Board Of Trustees Of Fire Department. board
q Fire Wardens Presden Vice President and Secretary Of
Fire Department
CRY AuTHoRInEs-The Mayor, Common Council Heads
q IN mt are invited to review the parade
UNroRn.-Fire cap black pants and Aremen's red shirt
LINE or MARcH-The Department win form a. ten O'Clock
A. Fifth avenue, right resting Thirty fourth street.
%
es the Pa e
Washington statue Union park marching around the statue
place Of forming parade that the line viii move
At precisely ii O'Clock should there be only
Chef HARRY HOWARD, Grand Marsha,
g. JOSEPH RucH, Assistant Engineer Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

VNORDEN HOUSE,
w % Bowery, of Bayard street.
GEORGE =. WOROEN, Proprietor
This establishment erected containing upwards of IN
furnished in the most complete manner Is now oper
for the
RECEPTION OF THE PUBLIC
hotel on
THE EUROPEAN PRINCIPLE
with all the modern improvements baths water on each floor
gas in each room, &c. &C.
Thebedseas and furniture solid black walnut sun
piled by Mr. Vim. Robinson The beds which canno. be sur
passed. by d. n. Hall Co. The chandeliers and gas al
tings by Thomas w. Saunders
THE EATING COUNTER
supplied with all the as the the
season. and the bar furnished with the excellent liquors
George Worden in opening this establishment for the re-
cepion OF his friends and the public pledges himself that
Aha not be for comfort cleanliness
any other hotel In the city.
Strangers visiting New York respectfully invited to give
the Worden House trial and they will find that the long and
Just complaint Of there being no first class house
keep establishment that cannot be excelled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

HOTELS.

: -
1IOTEL ST. JULIEN, No. WASHINGTON PLACE.
Parties DESTROYS of securing apartments for the winter
advised to make early application.
The restaurant Of the Hotel St. open at all hours for
gentlemen wishing take meals without The greatest
care and attention viii be paid serving those who favor
the restaurant. with their patronage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

ITO DEALERS IN WOVEN SKIRTS.
We hereby give notice that letters patent OF the United
States have just been granted resting the exclusive right
10 make sell and what known In the market the wo
skeleton skirt whether the springs inserted while
the looms afterwards Is generally known manufac
that this skirt original with but In asmuch deal
not be Of rights we hereby notify the trade
that The skirts cannot be legally sold after this date
less they bear manufactured by parties hold
ing license from and the name of the manufacturer and
date of the patent October A. 1852 must be stamped each
skirt The fact that have heretofore stamped skirts
patent applied or IL well known and trust that all hon
orable merchants well as manufacturers will voun
ariy comply with the requirements OF the law, without
cessy for compulsory measures The trade win please take
notice that they will be liable damages the
all goods manufactured without license after this date We
prepared to license responsible parties manufacture
der patent Application be made 10 VIM. King or s.
H. Doughty John street who fully authorized 70 grant
sscih licenses
JAMES DRAPER, WM. KING,
JAMES BROWN. S. H. DOUGHTY
:. NEW York, Oct s, 1859
Meeers. JAMES DRAPER and others
SRsAs there two methods Of producing the skirt pa
tented 70 yesterday be Of denvely 10 en-
plain the scope Of your claim IN method the hoops
inserted while the tapes In the loom during the pro-
cess Of manufacturing the same other method the tapes
are manufactured In condition ready receive the hoops,
ana the latter are inserted afterwards Skirts produced by
either OF these methods covered patent and
parties making selling the liable TO for dam
ages for az made and sold after the date II patent Very
respectfully yours THOMAS d. STETSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09


CKIRrs sRIR ss;. o yEAICE MAHurACTURER oF
Sndersirnsd. : " 1880 ''' 0'Af VIC S'A"p 40
FRANCE. o. Chambers street room No 4 up stairs:
TWIN .nIre ON NEW worry Avn NJ .rwurpr pr
yad ~ sxam,ne he snlendid as.nrsr ~ crsrn,ine
and steel spring skirts now on exhibition 4qn them are
VELoUR p,4geHA I =, orr,,r
sAAENoiA oTTEEnWAN Ans
octooer ~ AZ AK BROADWAY corner Of Worth street.
Enw.pnr.xpppr M
EDwAnD LAMnlnL . ",
yACr CuprAYvc az,
QR7 LAVE ~ w S TAlNH, ooi
OOA rCWp NIcUC "a aHa@iio
M BUFF MoILANDs &c.. 1
So yERq BsoHp SWEaoTHEEs' a
49, neo.nw.v
100 sTRANG ADRIANCE CO.
EXTENSIVE E'u AND s SELECT sl STOCK
win open al retail
On MONDAY, Oct 10,
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
Rich silks, in robes and BY the yard,
housekeeping goods 49,
laces' emoreuer,es hosiery gtoves nnnsr garments
In addition to their stock Of cheap silks
THIRTY PER CENT UNDER COST OF IMPORTATION,
200 rich sk and velvet robes from $40 70 $40 worth x35
to $50.
French and English cacoes deanes at lower prices than
sTRANo. ADRIANcE co:
Torn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

WIN Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL. ON NON
w day. at O'Clock, 454 Canal street. the furniture OF
large house One rosewood paror suit in plush sofas
centre tables dining and taa do lace curtains piano aT90
paintings vases mane clock erSo SaynI
cottage bedeads hair and other mattresses feather beds
blankets spreads sheets bureaus washsands china gass
silver &C. suitable for hotels boarding anu prt-
yae houses Also invoice Of English gold watches wncH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

- springs 81 90 and IL 81 Dealers supplied with syringe
per dozen; IL at $40 ana 4 Sl3 Old skirts made
street near Hudson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

UCTION NOTICE.-DURNHAMa FURNITURE BX-
~ press and furniture packing establishment No. lis
West Eeyentn street between Fnh and Sixth avenues-Rich
al parts Of the world pianofoes mirrors paintings satuary
china and glassware packed and moved with the utmost cave:
large four horse wagons for the removal OF furniture 10
country spring acrts at the olce ct all hours Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

w M. Writer'S AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, ON MON~
w aay at ocosk at 454 Canal street, general assert.
men OF paroom and saloon futures sold account Of the
liquors and segars - ' =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

A UCII0N NorIcE.-A COSTLY ROSEWOOD DRAW
IA ing room panoforte for SALE at 66 Sixth avenue
Fortieth street, seven octave elegantly finished with
back same the 'front.' all the modern
oversrng bass rich powerful pearl keys carved r.
celebrated city makers two years warranted from May
and of the most magnificent pianos offered SALE
Price 1890 In perfect order and will be shipped IL required
Must be sold for the highest price offered Apply day or even
for there days " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

A j. BLEECKER, SON h 90. WILL SELL. ON TUH.
"A. day, Oct H. at the Aerchants Rxchange-On Thirty a.
1856 East Thirty second street. - IL NJ
On Pacific street. BrookynThe three story brick house ana
lot No 4S Pacific street; Is first house, Terms boa
Maps, 6c., at No. Pine street -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

IA On Monday, Oct 10,
Commencing at l0h o'clock,
All the furniture, carpets paintings, pianofore. silver
crockery and glassware, &c,
Contained In the private residence
No 30 Seventh street, near Third avenue.
HENRY T. LEEDS auconeer, office No. Great Jones 81.
his Is sale worthy Of attention. thing in the house
Of the best description and nearly having In
only three months Sale positive without regard To
NB,Ihe pianofore is fun seven octave and Of Superior
tone and finish made by Of best city manufacturers
Further particulars in Mondays papers. Catalogues a.
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

"A 223 EIGHTH AVENUE.
Great reduction in prices Of needle goods bonne
and ribbons.
1900 needle work collars, &C., l2c, 18c.
$500 needle work bands, &C. nc, lSc
BONNETS AT KINZEYS.
1900 straw bonnets, he, 49, &c.
LOCO Rough and keadys, 3lc &c., 75c
RIBBONS AT KINZEYS.
1900 yards rich ribbons, l2c. lie, lsc.
10000 yards rich new syles 2Oc &c. Csc.
TRIMMINGS AT KINZEYS.
$1,000 yards silk fringes lc, &C., &c.
1900 pieces rich silk trimmings, &c.
AUCTION GOODS AT KINZEY'S
Flowers, veyets lace wells French aces ruches trimmed
bonnets, feathers and headdresses.
Goods at wholesale at auction prices.
KINZEY'S. 223 Eighth avenue,
between Twenty frat and Twenty second streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

n GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER-wIIL SELL ON NON
day Oct TO- at 10 O'Clock lease and fixtures of the
n class Wholesale and retail liquor southeast Of
senh street and Fret avenue consisting of stand casks
headers black walnut top counter bottles umblera dem
johns fixtures and excellent three puli Encsh bee
pump. Lease 81 years 49, rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

ON MONDAY 10TH INST.-ADMINIsTRATOR sAIN
~ of the effects of the late Walter Hunt machns and in
vento at bis late factory So Bank street. consisting of steam
engine and boiler about six horse powe shafng belng,
&c &C., turning lahes portable FORGE stocks and
dies work benches vices together with great variety Of small
tools worthy the attention omachns others The goods
can be examined on the morning Of sale after O'clock Saa
to take place II O'Clock precisely BY Of a. Hunt
administrator. WIN. X LEWIS Auctonear 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

DAWNBROKERS SALE-A. BUTTERFIELD WILL,
sell tomorrow Monday) at 10 O'Clock on the corner Of
oum6a and Br"ome streets large lot Of cloth
coaks, wooen shawls beds, bed quilts pillows boots and
books and various other articles BY order of o. co..
II EN-, licensed pawnbroker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

TDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COL.
~ lection of about sixty valuable oil paint
ngs-E \ F. II SCHENCK will sell auction on Wednesday,
October H. at II A. NJ, at their saesroom No SO Nassan
street, beautiful private collection OF oil paintings among
Which Is the celebrated and well known picture Of The
engraved in the London News June H. 1882 also costly org-
nails by Rembrandt Rubens Wouvermans Cuyp Teniers,
lairesse, Vandeveder Berghen, Both AlbanO &c also
few fine modern English pictures by Moreand, Asore
symonds Brook Cabot and WYATT Of London; also, few
choice Flemish pictures among which an original De
Brackeer fine ALSO original vanderpooen and many
others These pictures will amply repay the attention of
noseurs and others IN search Of really line pictures
sold ashe leaving Europe They win he on az
hibition on Tuesday 18th inst, with catalogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
u II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
IL. Valuable first class honse Eighteenth street nj auction
f. IL

II
Will sell at public auction Tuesday Oct H. 1899 AZ T.
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
EIGHTEENTH STREETThe valuable three story high stoou
brown stone front honse and lot No 1879 East Eighteenth
south side The house is three deep, q feet by co. In
complete order and contains all the modern mprovementa
Lot Z3:6x92 feet. Terms very easy.
Maps and full particulars the auctoneers Office No IA
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

TOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY
October H. at II O'Clock M at the Merchants EXCHANGE
the handsome end well built three story high
stone house No 1889 East Eighteenth street.
finely located There will person in attendance 70 show
the house the day previous the sale any
time by applying Cor the keys tO6 East Twenty street,
Gramercy park Terms Of sale very favorable. n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS TO WHOLESALE
" buyers Of silks, rtbns flowers vevets feathers, bonn
banes aces dress silks kid gloves and every article
IL the millinery and dry goods line received this week from
auction and viii be sold at thirty than the Of
Importation 70 those merchants and mners that buy Close
saacks cash house established 1888 Inducements
y the trade seldom met with Please cali before you make
your purchases. T. Il. IsAACKS, Agent,
lU4 Duane street. seven doosU west a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09

a UCT1UN NUTICE.-J. BUGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY1
IA g. j. BOGART. Tuesday, October H. lO1S O'Clock,
at No @6 West Thirty street gentee household furniture
consisting In part of splendid rosewood parlor suit In satin
brocade rosew God marble top centre tables mirrors gas
deers window shades etegeres rosewood panofoe tapes
try Brussels carpets ocoth, rosewood hat stand paintings
and engravnes mantel ornaments Chamber.Mahogany
French bedseads hair mattresses feather BEDS bedding
Bile top washsands cottage suits dressing bed
seads ingram carpets Dining reconsideration dining table,
crockery and glassware chairs, kitchen furniture All
will be sold without reserve the family going SOUTH
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sehr Reindeer to srooAhayen) Kinrer Rcmsi,s April q
scsr aversor to seegws Hooper, ceuu.sos April rs
fSts a. ho s s
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hSLr Joseph Faruell PscsarS sostand, 4dsys
selr bay etaie. hsloss, Boston, lava
ssfr 3 nuseIs Post PoTlas5, ANU ~ W -''sS
Steamer wamsuta; we New Bedford.
BELOW
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tak Fannie, from tienfuegos
b. X ubln, from Cienfuegos.
s. Josns NJ Moses Taylor Aspwal; ship Bavaria aavrs
Wind during the day s.
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sP,icr, Mrs Hoes,s Mrs FLewms. saa FrsDsi.s, Cat
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chester; Gun sus liveyp OIL Clspoe ton 0l.ss9sI \,
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