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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22
Marriage.

The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table gets
off some capital ideas of the "young man
Johnny on marriage-which are go oppo-
site that We canot refrain from presenting
them to our readers.
81 don't know whether il was the cracker
and sausage, or that the young fellows feet
were treading on the hot ashes OF some long
ing that had not had time to cool but his eye
glistened as he stopped
| suppose she wouldn't have looked at
lellah like me, he said, but came pretty
near tryin'. If she had said yes, though,
shouldn't have known what 20 have done
with her. Can't man marry q woman, now
a-days, till you're 20 deaf you have TO cock
your head like parrot to hear what she
says and so long sighted you can't see what
she looks like nearer than an arms length.
Here is another chance for you, said
what do you want nicer than such young
lady as Iris7
It's no use-he answered | lock at them
girls and feel as the fellah did when he miss.
ed catchin' the trout. food cost more
butter to cook Hmm than he's worth, says
the fellah. Takes whole piece o'goods to
cover girl up nowadays. I'd as lief I'M
dertake to keep a span of elephants, and an
ostrich 10 DOa!u, TOO, as TO marry one OF
them What's the use Clerks and counter
Jumpers amt anything. Sparragrass and
green peas amt for tnem-not while they
are young and tender. Uossback ridin' amt
for them-except once year, on fast day.
And marin amt for them. Sometimes
fellah feels lonely, and would like to have
nice young woman, to tell her how lonely he
feels. And sometimes a fellah there the
young man John looked very confidential,
and perhaps, as il little ashamed of his weak.
messy would like to have one Of them small
young ones to trot on his knee and push
about in a little wagon-a kind Of little
Johnny, you know it's odd enough, but it
seems to me, nobody can afford them little
articles, except the folks that are so rich they
can buy everything, and the folks that are as
poor they don't want anything 1t makes
nice boys Of us young fellahs no doubt =
And it'spleasant to see fine young girls sit.
tin like housekeepers behind their goods,
waitin and waitin' on customers-and the |
men lingerin round and lookin' at the goods, |
Ike folks that want to be customers, but |
haven rot the money.
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Old Jake Wilkinson, the Wandering Pat
entee, yielded to the solicitation of frinds,
and permitted young lady to make her de.
but, who had the modification Of being hiss
ed of. The manager rushed before the cur.
tain, addressiong the audience with this
brief question
Ladies and gentlemen, don't you like
her r
s"SoN was the reply from all parts Of the
house.
Neither do |, added the eccentric man.
ager, and disappeared amid roars of laugh.
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THE PLOT TO MURDER BRODHRICK.
(Rrom the Alta California;

A friend showed Us a letter yesterday,
received from prominant citizen Of Sacra :
mento, in which he wrote that he heard the
Dragging, boasts and threats of the vagabond
politicians about the Orleans Hotel, who de-
clared several days before there was any an
nouncement of duel, that Brode lex was to
be killed of-That he was never more to cit
in the United States Senate that Judge Ter
~ was to try his hand first, and that if he
did not succeed, then second expert shoot
er was to try, and 90 on until be was put out
Of the way. Terry being the best shot in the
State, was sure to kill him. Then Terry
was the smallest loss if he should fall, as his
term Of Office was out-he was under disgrace
Of the Vigilance Committee recollection, and
he could be best spared out Of the crowd
who hungered and thirstei for his seat in
the Senate.
Terry, by all the tricks Of the most prac-
ticed duelist, killed the hated, hunted man.
other man need try his hand.
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Teeth Extracted without Pain!
hRS. BRONSON NlcCNl.- n,zs xryS-
~ LON, Corner Of Jefferson and k#G@SES
Inisa streets. are now prepared to ea- VI fy$sSS
tract teeth without pain, having pro- AI1-G
cured the latest improved Electro-Magnesic InAtru.
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
= Teeth filled, and full and partial setts OF
teeth inserted on the atmospheric principle. All
operations In dentistry sklfuly performed and war.
nted Idec3. ptf
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A contractor on the Main Trunk railroad
in Georgia has imported fifty German labor>
ers from the North, paying them el2 per
month. Negro hands cost him go Der
Aeath and % only about half a. much work
The 6ayanah News asks: "CAn slave labor,
plRielsd - ila6sqsaas - il i, nsiatain
- pe1itioa q - 6oatA aeainst IL shsapoe
w. ontQans hbee e e Mse>Ar
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PATENTED OCT. "a -
Important to Eil,er,' 80


WOODWAMDsS MN Nms.
AND AEPARATOH roy, y, Ms.AaGnmI
WB sAke this method or In iorm,ne s,sNkA
es - now mar af4eturipv .rS -
0onstantiy on nand WooisAr y e,,r,hT.,. ~ y
espsIsW. h's MAcaAns ". snsAier ~ -.
use, ana We hA1Ard ncsttas II .syit,y 80 - vi
has yet used u will bear 10 CIT IN - ~ AasA
compa 81 and durable, r4sYss sith ~. s@s0aoA .
machines and does 4.ifhs ~sts b4reta,. ~ thss y
thret machines. viz: the Scr .eu. $500. Peficfxsts
yer, TO say Lotha 81 the Fantfg Mi w. saa NJ
TO be Used Ia cleaning dust ron &C. ea aSs 1ssA
Az TO tine mode Of operation, II u.
rates the stIcks, throws smgi haaa Nj as.sA-
oats from the grain before see.-srg 49, IN S&
proc - OF securing tbs gran i hr.s5s tt...aG v
str ing blast OF air, which carries "a ~, aNa
mAae. y tAen passes iato tsfgsF se3n.lt -
70 cleared Of chess imperfect grains, sss. 1.
then ready for grinding. The duN Z n = as
cleared from the grain, but from The ehes. -. ny
oaAl, and blown clear out oil the mill 49,
great advantage 10 that IL can be set on ~ -.
x.n We our,s Or any where e,ss In The min tass.
Every Miller knows thatiti s utterly irupos.a.
struct mil that VIII make good four %: Of e..
unless the dirt be fpst removed No hetteg r..2As
yet been invented for this purpose shan -.
shutter sud Separator, and il 10 believed nss \ y
adapte' Western Grain. They are usv = -
San be en- at tvnof the Mills In this city -.
3 BroR., and ksiser 4 Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended 10.
oct a5-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER sHusr
BurlinEN Ia,
:. POI & err, March Vi IN
Mr.. IA WOODWARD:
Dear sir Your Shutter that hsr Y.
use for about eighteen months 10 ths most per.s :
chine Of the kind now in use. used machrs \,
purchased In Chicago for . short time after y.
and it cost me more for repairs and desays 4 =
months than the whole cost Of the naehsr. CO.
from you. Your machine has not cost ne apy,s,, 4,
repairs, and 10 now, AFTER eighteen mona. -.
doing It's work In the most perfect manner -. y.
sept my thanks for past favor and best vii 4,
recess. Yours respectfully,
aArlSdAv ADgGF gFrpR
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John Miller announces in . Minnesota
paper that he has left the Buchsuan men md
Joined DeuglaA Ii is NO new thing for N.Y.
ere h u boJeWa-Louioyillo jour.
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A letter from Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, dated
last month, addressed to his readers in Amer.
iica, states that he "has not yet been invited
to. visit these shores declares that he does
not write for the New York Wayerly, aud
answers queries concerning his views on the
Communion. On the latter point Mr.. Spur
geon says:
As for the Communion, it seems to It's
that this is no more at our disposal than the
blood Of the Redeemer, which he has shed
for all his people, whether immersed or no.
We believe restricted fellowship to be impos
sible among the saints of God. With all the
church we do and must commune. The
Spirit Of the living God has established an
irresistible Communion among all the regen-
Grated, and NO Church act can limit or res.
train the divine impulse Respecting the
consciousness Of those who hold Q limited
fellowship, ws do most solemnly protest
against their error
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John Bragg, an Illinois Locofoco, says
that he is willing to follow Mr.. Douglas
Bragg is right to follow master. We have
always heard that Bragg is a good dog
Louisville Jour.
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.
fires ~ xlnee1
If there was ono man IL California who,
above al oeheFp ought not to have raissd :
hand % do injury 10 the late Senator Broder.
isk, il was David i Terry. When, alifsle
Over tArse years ca, during the reign of me
Vigilance Counmi01o, Jadge Terry attempted
10 kin Hopkins, in which b almost sue
decided, Mr. Broderick exerted himself 70
save his life And this, though they had
never been ct al intimate, but belonged y
different factions Of the same party. There
were no ties Of friendship, and few political
afinities between them. Neutrality-suspicious.
al that, however, Mr.. Broderick did not wish
70 zee the miserable man ignominiously
hanged-a man holding high position, to
which he was elected BY the people. He,
therefore, interposed in every way to save bis
life. To resist the tide Of public sentiment
that wss setting 90 strongly against him, he
paid large sums Of money from his own peck.
ct 70 support news paper that should speak
in Tsrry's behalf
At length, when Terry was released and
resumed his position as Judge, it was stated
that tor while he was changed man, ut
least he abstained from the brawls, fights,
stabbings and knock-downs, in which he had
been accustomed to amuse himself, and was
not arraigned for any violation Of the law for
three years. But when he found he was not
nominated for reelection by his party, and
that his official term was nearly out, he gave
way to his naturally vicious spirit, ana going
into the Convention he made a fierce and vul
gar TRADE on-whom7 On any one who
had done him . personal injury !? No. On
any one that had assailed him in the Conyen-
ton he was addressing ? No. His attack
was on the man that years before had breast.
ed the popular excitement to save his life, and
had spent his money freely for that purpose.
What would noble spirited. gallant. gener.
Gus, chivalric, chest sense to it) man have
done in that case? He would have said,
'tOthers may assail Mr.. Broderick, his polit
ical course, or his character, but that / can
never do He has stood by me in the hour
Of peril, when ] was in need of friends, and
may my tongue cleve to the roof Of my mouth
ere it says word against him"
But that was not the course Of this Chie4a
Justice-this National Democrat-this pink
Of modern chivalry. No. This Enlightened
Southern gentleman, so sensitive to his hon.
or, makes gross personal attack on his for
mer benefactor. That benefactor was nat
urally and justly indignant at such return,
and spoke Of the migrate in terms harsh, but
not more so than such an exhibition of in
gratitude would naturally provoke from any
sensitive and honorable man. For words
drawn forth under such circumstances, Mr..
Frederick was challenged. The "chivairy'
Of California gather round the challenger,
tell him he is noble gallant gentleman, thus
endorsing his base ingratitude We have no
disposition to follow this subject further. It
exhibits phase of human nature too revolt.
ing to contemplate.
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Sales 10 the Trade only. june.Ap6m
THE PARTNERSEaIP or r.. .. Rand
i . co. expiring ~ limitation the coming Fall, ~
determined TO close out present Stock Of Lana
Der, consisting Of over
SIX MILLION FEET
Of every variety, at
Greatly Reduced RRIces.
We will keep supply Of those eAtrz A. Shingles Of
manufacture, warranted full count, and every
single perfect Also, Lath, Timber. Doors and Gash
Of the best quality, and st the lowest rates
Ths highest market price win be allowed for Wheat
and Oats In exchange for Lumber. We will also take
Wheat and Oats for what 10 due account.
Lumber can be purchased at our yards 10 NJ Plea
SAINT, Fairfield, Agency City, and Ottumwa At Bur-
lngton prices with the addition OF freight
u1s-bpcm r. D. RAND co.
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Thorough preparations were made for the
Democratic primary meetings of New York
city, On Tuesday evening The Tribune
says:
Two cart loads Of stones were piled near
the polling place on the corner OF Seventh
Avenue and Fifty fourth Street
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~ the inventor Of u new and useful irnnrry.to ~,
~ smut chimes which right was secured 10 M 4.
sssIs patelt, bearing date 2ith Oct 1877 ana ,ssr.
oeslah parties mahaia csaiing machines Ana psns
- p'esenehs. Ibis - " aotify oil persona vhs
M4as Sss ~ vrhd said improvements that vfIl hcla
eAcn snd every person. who n,rinses II v rirhts ~
spSsnes ., 20 ~ .ssh and q shsir
49, a. s..s 80 the validity Of my patent.
dsvice formed Of the beaer attached % shs
cynnoficaI screw, 10 combinahon viii shs seoarns
pAss Ana cylinder formed Of series ef ripep paced
enc over she other. 4 fa tAer claim the edusaihls
sclseas placed Ia the chamber. and Arranged rOlaaively
Win we mn Whereby the chess and sAssr aad infsscr
machine separately, snd In clean state, or, When
aeued y Into The fan ban b stectsI
This II part Of what claim 10 the SEMINARY Is A..
patent me above nesiee WILL hope - saGeiess 80
nnAe nag olAiW ignsfance VI my right. m -
a word = ~ Wiae y aAlAclene
NassAssd vN JOaM 4. wooDWA1D |
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GIRARD HOUSE.
NEW YORK CTTv


THIS HOUSE II situated In one OF the moat
snviabie business localities in the CITY, being I'M
medately on the north west Of West Broad wav
and Chambers street, and directly opposite the Hudson
hiser depot This part OF the city has within the last
rev years been torn down and rebuilt with the most
elegant modern style buildings The Grard House ons
Of the most elegant Is six stories hgh fronts one
hundred feet on each street. and only squares from
the Park making it, location ut altOg ether
nent for the travelling community from every quarter
ASIDE from the direct convenience rendered BY ire
depots.
This House % kept on the European plan upon which
strictly conducted keeping splendid large room
elegantly furnished and finely ventilated a. Restaur.
Ant or keectory where meals up at all
IN the most elegant ORDER This gives the preference
aside from it, location. Private families 20 wen ~
single gentlemen and ladies equally well cared for
Carriages run constantly to the different landings Ana
AZ accommodations In way OF livery rendered. ani al
necessary convenences which will make thin1s hoth
comfortable and cheap will be on hand.
Give u call and examine for yourselves and oblgs
your humble servant, JOHN u HANSON
jy29-dkwtf PYopretar
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]. Il. TAYLOR & co. : '4''''
wholesale Dealers in Staple 4 Fancy
Ii 49, JEFFERSON STREET. - y Ia
LAVE JUST RECEIVED, and row offer to the trade.
Ii at the LOWEST market rates, one Of the largest
and most complete stocks Of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, entsrcy neac and fresh, brought TO this
market
An Inspection Of goods and prices is respectfully 50
Our Stock Consists in part. Of
100 Sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra coffee;
40 n Chests Assorted Teas;
$50 ., 6 and 10 D Caddies, do
Is Hhds Prime and Fair Sugars
50 B6ls Belcher's crushed, pow'd and Loaf Sugars;
% Molasses, various brands;
10 New York Golden syrup;
IL Tierces p line Rice;
zoo Boxes Tobacco, vari nus brands;
20 Gro Goodwin's and Anderson's. do, in Tin Toll;
~ Bbls, Nuts, assorted;
70 u Bbls French Pruncs;
$50 Boxes Layer and Nj. R, Raisins:
$50 Drums Fresh Figs;
20 N Bbls Mackere-15 Quntals Cod Fish:
~ ~ Picked and 100 Boxes Scaled Herring;
100 Boxes Window Glass assorted:
loO :. Glass Jars and Flasks;
90 Kegs and Boxes G Soda;
CASTLE, German chemical, Windsor. Shaving and
Toilet Soaps, in great variety.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof, and caps,
Cordage :.d Twins, various iinds;
Philsdelphia Pearl starch;
cttWaIIs pare C3ndtesi
Stelled Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, Strawberries and Tomatoes, in Cans
Pickles, Catsups, Worcestershire Sauce, Sardines
snd Oysters;
SPICES OF All. KNEES
Shoe Backing and Brushes;
bidWelrs Bitumiloos Axle Grease--A new thing
OF ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ana general assortment Of slmost ever ything kept
!. ouI nne q business apl4bp
For Exchange.
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I 6emsbody says thAt naids want nothing
bit husbands; asd thsa, alAA they want
evepohiaG
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ATWXYH Z. AQREa.

nEN1SXU 3. ACRES,
Dock W1nAoRs Paper Wnl0R = O1aMh
+ u 9eoloenGAb oooek, Main eeseee,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Doets f1lsd ard naAnAeearea n any styis. Papers
Bisnts. 40, valeA . any pattern. tny4-bpy
BURLINGTON Marble Works.
DONAHUE y MCCO5H,
No. - R0nFah street.
NEONUNBNTr, Dueial vanlts, rombs. Man Tie. fabls
kXk ard PeIe Tops, and every description Of
Plain and Ornamental Work,
u the most improved md modern desgns u Dorelgn
and American mArble.
PLASTER PARIS fer sale. IL. ~
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To All TO VI HON il Nav fon.e,a

&. Fl. sCUTt & 90.
hI4s EnS ~ nry A. II ,,,.-f.s
= male Clothing. Malnstrset, bs,xrenJ .nsr.an sx
Washington, EnrIinFf Iowa. sSsassA -
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Nv sANss- sfstts ANEtsNfm4ea
- ~. Pleasant street, opposite III. olt
rsahe hsad Depot Adsa.ails The iii Mi,l, hurhov.as
,srs Il. ~ ~nfh fVettaHty ~ haad And o.
"sns, ~ HSh"f "heswl-., ptpatl d nj. aasItc -
tAiAn LOPEZ
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Price ' go bottle SaOi.
Fer sale by A. Hsn.iricks Al = Ga,,t 81,
and ~ Druggists generally. fr,.isn,s'on
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DEPIRTHENT or FNAsCE, COsTsoLLhss OFIICbi}
NEw YoRA, asroe 1859
CORPORATION DOCKS aud SLIPS 10 be
~ LEASED AUCTION -Notice Ia hereby given IN. ssv
ersl OF the DOCKS sud Slips honsips to u. Cpsor,non
will be- leased bio, 81 pub1 aaeieu, OF TuhsoAf Apri
49, 1852 IL o'clock at the Cy Hs for the term q
Ave years A Catalogue containing tss number ans iocs
'ios and s,o the terms ard conditions o. sale may se
mad at this Office basement Of City H.) Map, v also 30
show Wh.vss ana Piers By order Of Ne
Comrisssepes Of toe Shining Fund $1,000
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Refriocrators.

SOMETHING NEW and SUPERIOR -
y REVOLVING and yEHrILATiSi RCsRIoERAroas
Hi, ,rtiels she very economical in ice h very se
amount ~ sherco. ~teh 70 ar.ns-d ss,o be 10 I've d
af.rt .p~r- nsr thereby keeping ba,,e Milk tc, from
Goa In, IN eouot neat. hsb melons snythns where
by .y n.y ,eco. tainted and suoisd II has eoset
attached sleeves r.yove, brsrs each sish to is hsnd
The hx very Ornamental eDs made 10 en- octsson o sn
h.ndsop s.ued We also sivo p~'sops srearsn t. az
tras 4 .rnins AID Vspusrns seud or CrcaL.r svIs
description sad euta 2 Z. HEocSsERG SONS
No = Va her e., nee broadway.
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NttcsASIs ls.U,Asc. CoaPOs
Corner Yuitnu a Grs.n~jcn.s 5
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of TweLty-ODe
DNe..ors Nil bs bella the once Of the Company,
TUESDAY, April H. 1859
j. L. DOUGLASS
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61aHyai.

6HUor oRApRR, Aue.sosess
RY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. % PIne-st.
D-assnia Asstta ss>s Il u. M-rsh.s;S Esehs1s e
EVERY DAY sssehs BonSs spuso, sas sod a: PnrNs
tss
SALE fHss DAY st Ia sesss See c.,aosos
CHOICE CITY INSURANCE STOCKS
~ Der sA LIZ IN ots - ssr y4feos.-Is
By sATIERLEE 4 C.,
Bankers rBs SreACrs,
Ne - Ebessns.-ps see.
Small lots Of tie SoRovs se.usb in.sstnsr: Soets
hand
Essls InssIsso. Co, C~mneev..rh las Co,
Con kIrhsBs. Ibsuisne- CO., Greet Iisfasns Cemp>ry
KtieAr socb.T 10 srssee Co, Lafayette InsT,9os Co,
k.e ora FDe aBA 81 lie Ir BIssls'e IGssrsoo- Ca,
Co Pscpi- trsu ca,
NORTH A sriea vs. Ca. Arsti irsa,sro~ Coz
r.rt ISsu saSs COMPANY, irhemnity tGs7iaJce Co.
R.n.f Insurance Cemp.uy, f.oa iB-lr.ap~ CofnDA1J.
SssBrtty ID,UrsE5e .mp>sJ, br-vo"rt In.nrsrs %
Usi,.d ,tSs iDsursDes Co Brost itsgrNee Co,
B.rtsLrh insurssec Co. FIsnarfe iusn-s1 Co,
~shnstOn IrIsrsp-e Co, Orchard Insurance. %,
Esss.u ipsI Company, GJ0s se ins rance Co.,
American fssuisDse Co, Hsrseuy lrsursnce Co.
Bonn IBe1ranee Company, Nv World .saTsEee Co,
b,rb.ts- lOsn' asos Co, An,ri.An Exs0ss1~ Ia. &c.,
Nflassbur.h City Ins Ca, Ev-r-ti 'usar.0c- Co,
PhsIi1 Insurance Company, A!tsIsns' tnsg-SEcs Co
J.r,sy Cry Inssrsp-e Co, Coinms'aa s.r'n- iDs %
B'orkyu lL.us = Co, 0res IVES, Name us CO.,
F1ftsr Ip,sr,res Co, h.rosrti> Marin. las. Co,
Hue tsl6t IptuiaDce Company Fos-lf DRY ooet co.
Abs, 6 hne ef sutehass BONDS. CITY RAILROAD
STOCKS other -s.iss hans for
sto Bonds soush, ana sea Of be Bo-ra Of Srss- or
private rae.
+ ; + :;,I.s... s.rrsaLrr. Co
dividend NOTICE.-The AMERICAN
T~OANc A HALF PER CENT on ~ CAPITAL stock, psys
or 18th ms cS qaaer -ssiss Ella; dea
Tb. Boots viii be el5sed urtu he $50 Aorl
u.vyo,L AMI tg5a
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FDwI,D " LuD,ow, Auctiopeer
EJFCANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ut

II AUCTION. 10 ofs o~n'i going 20 Europe,
order by Mueot ROM bosh B.udois or Imported
from Psr,s-E. II LUDLOW L Go. Oil 81 a. alo'ion On
TUESDAY, April Is9 ct 4 oaock a. No " ps,t .ta",
near nth sv ELEGANT HOu StHOLD FURNITURE All
the Furniture In said oon p1 " oas 'u1 81
elegant csved Ia ard sod sss. made By
Bosh; slegstt grand sction fNt octso ftno
by ANDRE 81 Fra hfo't ssst nsvea rosewood
Esere BY Bsudouine elegant sswo aud sh sofas Ia ne
,.tin. dis,n Arm Chnrs mad BY MAJ
colt. carved cod s~cietay W. ous sGd oesr
Tsbles msrkl. top insd; Swiss tabe, rich carved W
Partisan RECEIPT Ch.ir elegant Vases and staad.
Bsspet FsuTs elsa IA Curtains in maroon sod sos
Clock elsss bnzes meds ioD viewer and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
IRON GARDEN ORNA AENT

No. S .aS 81 r-scn-s-
IRON GARDEN OHM AMEN I 5.
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