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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-12
GEORGE DOUGIITY'S


General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
vTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
/ tired FROM the mercantile business, hegs leave to
cla scs General Collecting Agent. He proposes &
his entire attention to this business; a! his "ng
residence. and extensive Acquaintance III the West, will
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may employ him.
Notes Accounts and Claims Of all kinds may he for
wartlcd the unders cncd by mail. Otherwise, for
Presentation. Liquidation Collection Prompt aten-
will be gwen and the avails Immediately remit
ted when II become necessary to place clains IN
st the hest profes sinai services Will he seem and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly pussi
bic Doubtful claims Will hc settled and secured on
the best terms atanablr and the title to Real Estate,
when taken either payment or security carefully in
vestIgated.
The unersi nsd will also Pay Taxes in all parts Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and Will also Sell, Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters OF Inquiry will b" promptly attended to.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLuFFs-Oficer X Puscy, Eankers; Bald
win x Dodge do; Casasy x Test, do; II. =. Mutt X
Co. do.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Doan, King Co; Squire Reed,
Shaplelgh, Day Il Co., s. c. Davis x Co., Howard
Hiuchman
ST JOSEPH, Mo-Tootles Far,eigh, Jos. G. Hull,
Pres't st 10. lns. Co; X. l.. Mcdonald. J. Curd,
Nave McCori Co, J. B. Jennings Co, A. Beattie
go. [v2nl9l (Buge please copy.
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A MEDLEY SONG.

"The moon was shining silver bright ~
"All bioodiess lay the untrodden snov;"
IS "when Freedom from her mountain height"
Exclaimed, Now don't bo foolish, Joe p
+" An hour passed on, the Turk awoke,"
"a humble bee went laundering by"
"To hover in the sulphur smoke"
"And spread its pail upon the sky"
"His eehoing axe the settler swung"
He was lad Of high degree !"
And deep the pearly caves among"
"He heard, Oh, Woodman spare that tree"
" Loud roArs the wild inconstant blast"
"A And eloudless sets the sun at even -
"When twilight dews are falling FAST
"And rolls the thunder drum Of heaven"
"Oh ever TINS from childhoods hour"
"By torch and trumpet fast arrayed;"
"Beneath y0n ivy-mantled tower
The bull-frog crOaks his serenade"
"My love Is like the red. red rose,"
He bought ring with posie true;"
"Sir Barney Bodkin broke his nose,
And, Saxon; am Broderck Dhu
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CV"Some one was running Colonel
Wall here the other day about his being
defeated for a mission, when the Colonel
very naively replied, "That Buchanan's
friends were getting so internally scarce on
this side of the water, that he could not
afford to send any of them abroad, and,
therefore, he very prudentIy took to sending
his enemies,o
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c~Coxtvo 70 TEE PoIN1.-At IN anti
Sunday meeting GERMANY recently At volks
Garden n. Y, the following resoiu Was
adopted: -.
Resolved that the Sunday lsws-in other
wo,as the fourth eommandnsns-sught to
BE- and ore hereby repealed. e sgs
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Nh. & Mas. CLARENCE IRVING.
OLIVIA RAYMOND.
GEORGIA COURT-A RICH SCENE.

After a well-known Georgia Solicitor
General had administered the usual oath to
the grand and petit juries and bailiffs, he
turned to the presiding judge and remarked:
Sol.-May it please your Honor. do
not remember any form of an oath admin
istered to the lobby bailiffs, but by your
permission; think l can frame one that
will be satisfactory to the court.
Judge.-Proceed, Mr.. Solicitor.
Sol.-Put your hand on the book -
whereupcn tall, lean, vinegar faced son
of Anak, stepped up and promptly grabbed
! the book.
Sol.-You do solemnly swear, in presence
take your position in the lobby, and there
entire session of this court. That you will
not suffer any one to speak above a low
whisper, and If any one shall dare to do so
in presence Of your royal highness you will
vociferously exclaim, Silence in the lob
by," and if order is not Immediately restor-
ed, you further swear that you will, by one
ponderous blow of your fist, planted between
the peppers of the offender, knock him down.
All Of this you will do to the best Of your
skill and knowledge.
The baiIiif took the position assigned him,
and mediately after the court was organ
lied, Tom Dlggers, who looked as green as
young gourds. walked into the room, wear
ing brogans No. IL, and his hands thrust
deep in his pockets, and inquired,
l" Hello, fellows, where in thunder is Jim
Snellngs?''
"Silence in the lobby" roared the en-
ragged official.
Brogans.-You must be an ALFRED tarnal
fool and if ye just open that bread tap Of
your'n'again, your nanny won't know ye.
Whereupon Jim Jarvis, the bailitf let fly
the dogs of war, and greeny fell fiat on his
back, with his pedestals at an angle of forty
degrees in the air. He grabbed greeny by
the seat of his trowsers, and dragged him
wrong end foremost into the presence of bis
Honor, the presiding Judge, and said,
"Mr. Judge, here's that internal John
Dieyers, that want never In court house
afors, and he undertook to run over this
chicken; but cordin to my oath fetched
the tarnel critter up standing, by giving him
a Jerk atween the eyes cordin to law, and
now say the word, and Pll maui the dog
wood juice outer him afore you kin wink
yer eyes twice."
Judge.-turn him loose Mr.. Bailiff. and
accept the thanks of the court for the promp,
discharge Of your official duty.
Exit Greeney, with eyes a. large as saucers
L Independent South. $.-
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BALDWIN e. DODGE.
Bankers & Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bills of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Current and un-
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Non Resident proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness hdelity
and our personal attention to their interests IN the
transaction of any which may be entrusted to
US.
REFERENCES
American Exchange Bank, New York City
J. p. Thompson. " "
Bank Of Illion, lllion, N Y.
Bank Of Cooperstown, Cooperstown, n. Y.
Durkce Il Bullock, Bankers, ST. Louis, Mo.
Onoudaga County Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
Warren Bank South Danvers. Mass.
A. J. Stevens X Co, Bankers, Ft. Desmolnes.
Henry Fdrnham Pres. C. y X. l. Il. r., Chicago, Ills
Jno. E. Henry. Supt NJ \ NJ. X. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook. Sargent Downy, Bankers Iowa City, Iowa
Western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, y. T.
lie Roy futile, Omaha City.
James G. Mitchell ESD Florence, y. T.
n. B. Judd, Esq Chicago.
Merchants. Savings. Loan y Trust Co, Chicago.
Corse, Snowdcn \ Curse, Alexandria. Va.
J. 4. Betlnett, Ast. 1Etna Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan. U. s. s.. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
Hon. S. H. Curtis. NJ. C., KeukUk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh & Brooks, Bankers, Burlington. Iowa.
July 4-nl0-u !BgEie copy.
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Th seems paradolical, but nevertha-
less true, that the latest intelligence always
consists cf the earliest pewV, fa
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PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

IX-M +. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND BLANh
w Book Manufactured, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA is
prepared to execute any thing his department OF busi-
mes, PROMPTLY in substant4I and wvrkmanLIke naIl-
uer, and low prices H3s-u
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The paper having the largest circula.
tion-the paper of tobacco.
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BsfsrsMcss:


BsfSfSMrsS:
Pittsburg. 81. Louis.
Rank Of Pittsburgh, Jno j. Anderson Co.
Exchange Bank Messrs. Page Bacon.
Messrs Kramer & Rahm, lLnker, Reeick & Co.
\ Holmes X Sons T. X Violet x Co.
willis Broihe, Esq MesSrs. Bryan Co.
WIN. b. Pusey, Esq. Iord.
Pennsylvania, Cook, Sargent X Downey.
Nnnunuahela BE- of Brown Hem, WilIigm$ Co
willie IlOyt Sherman * Co.
franklin R'k ~ washington Hon Thomas B. Benton, j
Baltimore Springfield, W
Com & F. Blk uf Baltimore ". 4 +. Insurance Co.
Baltimore Savings Bank. Clark's Exchange BANK
Nessrs Johnston x Bro. Jacob Bum. Esq.
" Robert Garret * Sons. Hon. S. I. Logan.
r Marsh Smith, Esq. Col. Jn" Williams,
Nathan Pnsey JdcksonriHe, III.
Miles White Hon VIM Brown.
Ner York " Richard Yates,
Jno, Thomps,,n, Esq r X. Elliott, ESG.
PhHGdeiphtG' xessIs. Il p. Ayers G.
EcSsrs. Caleb Cope X Co. ni-u
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s. f.. kennedy, NJ. ID. :,

PHl.sICII.N a.S'D SIR G f O.Si,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Cflcc-?A door Bent,n's Bank. once Hours, until
cd IL, A. NJ. after 6P. III. W ho
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OFFICER g. PsSEY,

REAL ESTATE BROk ERS,
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION of lands i'll Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment OF taxes lands of n-residcnts and the
collection and remittance of claims.
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A, COCHRAN,

MI,RCII \ y T. Il \ l. Q X.
And Dealer in Genteman's Furnishing Goods,
.Htddis BrOnApay, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
TEEPS on HAND \ CHOICE SELECTION
II If CLOTHS CASiMEIiES X FESTlNGS, ~
winch he W Ill make up order, the latest and IA
most approved styles Together with \ beautiful NH
assurtlurut Of GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
ain J. T OLIVER.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE wArRous

We afe received tbc speech ct Hon
john II Roagau m the United States
lIousc IL Representatives, ON thc im.
parchment Of Judge Wauous. We re-
uct that ouf limits win not permit as
to lay this speech before our reader.
ID comprises statement Of facts and
rulings Showing corrupt completely be-
tween Judge Watrors and parties inter.
cstcd IN large grants Of lands, with tire
allegation that The Judge had been CON
cernod in selling fraudulent land ccrtif-
Gates knowing them TO be fraudulent.
and other charges equally grave The
testimony seems to Ms not simply CON
elusive, hat Overwhelmingly; and how
or why it Is thai the House refused
upon direct vote, to send him before
the Senate for trial. Is what we cannot
comprehend We agree with our repre-.
sentative 10 believing. and we think he
has conelusiycly shown, that Judge
Watrous is the greatest judicial offend.
or this country has ever produced"
The f,ilgrc, not simply to convict this
mau, but to try him affords striking
commentary upon what is termed the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07
ARRIVALS l.r iYrAnilBIso THE GMis

VI. wslsr the psslraasief It THE Place tAa kui'y
srn-hsi ~ With statement Of the INES ct aii' d
cal d.pss; ire Of our mails. which We gah,sh fH Tie
bsssas " sur Nar.h.li feaier-.
Naii. Tor haat,h fef Railsssn ~ way n @iluer
en- Q4imas. fef san Aayastia, and - kstiiie. -
wAv q se.r~rsaa leave Jsal4s Neisif-dag and IN
dr. and arrive rasssiiy- Thafs''if aed fa'ei'iat'
x..,. froga Shreveport a'a Henderson, oFrrs or
uaaIay, wedaessly and Friday, sad leave iles'l's
r,urs.i,y aaa Saturday.
Ksa !, fsFs casi5 lrs,es Tue iaY, Fhar.'iay' and
SATURDAY, zad arrives the same day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07

Tsa gspnsiem omsa has been removed 20 ns
South Hds q iae Yloia Square IN the second e. w
a'Hf. vaa H1sE's suilasg kaswa as gaa Hooks
Fail"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07

onihc fifth day Gen Richardson. IN
behalf Of the business committee made
the following report;
Your committee rel ri that thoy have
given due consld ration 10 the facts now
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07

pcrs If this city some months ago. win
honest intent, n1 doubt, that the Gonna
ny had ISSUED large amount If st,cI
a. a literary institution, probably in A.
acknowledgement Of the services IF sos,
preacher IN kcntucky As soon all.
saw the report he sat down aud wro,c.
letter in reply intending To- send il,
the gentleman who had published II.
statement. in order that be- might ~.
rect IT, Il is his custom, however
sleep on Things Of this Kind before di.
p1slng.f lhem, and especially when l..
feels anything approaching to excil,.
mcut about them lie did SO in M.
ease, and the nos, morning he threw ii.
'etter he had written into tlic FIRE. lea,.
ing tlc matter for explanation at SOM.
other time That explanation be- woulI
make naw. When be was IL New O.,
irus at The 'ime this enterprise was i,
ing actively urged. he took pleasure /,
Introducing 30 each other number -
hi* friends, who were Interested in f.,
WMlWg d. Tie had No idea If dim.
anything more than ordinary, but grca,
credit had been given him FIR what l.,
BAD thus dome. liz was assured that h.
thus Introducing his friends H. r,rl
other ltr lad greatly contributed to th.
success at the efforts being made +.
Now Odeans 90 foster and forward mi.
great undertaking lie stad in Nev
ur .au. dmiuG ihc winter endaavot.
Jar. Is Jte President ct a literary in ii.
tataa o. rlI-r means towards cmdowir,.
Co. H. know ihc Wafm.htart,tirfss ~
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- SEE tie advertisement, 81 Nt.srs T. n Whs4.
esA GO, This is Of the iissesi waa.~sals afs,
sdsalssameai 10 sew Orleans. NJ join 1. wHl
hin' s2Fa.e''y Re ien, Of ;iis piace ADD sea ans
fasoFael, Aaevn throughout tbs SECTION. "a doing
tasian.~ III this hease.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07

e. Nesrs. Stanley 4 Nnmo Of Jefferson. re-
Gently eut u' a d,Heaas pc.c af beet FROM their
extensive nasscry. Niuy thaki gentlemen, f9f thi.
acceptable present
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-01-07

~ FoF Fee'i .ae plantation u sAelaie J {. ward.
Que q lae asst b Car county sac nasi nare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28
Uatsr Cure.

DR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is located but
one door from s. Johns PAh, NJ. ID LAish - Good
BOARD can BE- obtAurc s5 81 per w-~k Board With
Treatment, from 81 to ele ~ pr ~.ea r TRAIL, n d.,
and d. A GORroN, N. d., Physicians
IRE. J. LOWENTHALS WArER-CURE
i and GYMNASIUM No. Ito Be-cker-st-, N. Y. Treat-
.u without Board Transient and permanent basdsr. taken
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Ulean Steamers, &t.

NOTICE.-In fuure the Steamers Of This Line
~ will ca. CORK Ireland 70 land and receive letters and
Ua.ssus. Steam 70 LIVERPOOL, calling CORK and via
li,.rpo to LONDON GLASGOW aud all the principal towns
In GREAT BRITAIN aud IRELAND greatly reduced rate.
The LIVERPOOL NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPASYS splendid ClydebuiIt iron screw
steamship. ATE intended 20 sail as follows;
FROM
CITY OF WASHINGTON TIRDA1, May
KANGAROO .................. .SAlIhDAi may a.
Az IL O'Clock nsOu from Pier No A North River.
BATES PASSAGE.
NJ York PhllAielpAa.
Tbrica.. from New the abOy. named places ~
R.tur ti,k.ts syei bic LOT months. %
rded Hayre, Paris Hamburg Bremen, Ant
,erp and all parts II the Continent without delay.
EorIcE-TL.se provided With every requisite To
insure extinction II fire and the sctest scpune
i, euforeed with regard to the Of Light.
Passengers ireland BY this Line avoid The REX snd great de
,.uo Of calling al Sc Johns the proceed 10 Cork
direct.
For freight passage, apply the Office q the Company
John q DALE, No. IS Broadway, S-~-fork, Agent
H. Liverpool. 70 WIN. INAAN. Tower Buildings.
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Financial.

OrficE or rHE Srv YosK AID NV HWY
RAIItosp GoSrasy, sBui - i45a
HNHE COUPONS iuA and ne 'eaft-r L, b-c0 ne
due The B1nds II is Ca f- the rTrsrt ~.
b. PAID presentation ,-. oec- H. g.-sr drpE,
iksv and 7ths: be Bsus 4 h- r. pgbc
W. BENENT, Treasurer.
OFFICE AMERICAN Gv1so COMPANY. Nc. - WiIAaa--.,i
Srv-YoEg. April ~. 1874.
NNHE STOCKHOLDERS "f th- AMERICAN
GCASO COMPANY ar BY nylh-l that ia- AMI Al
ELECTION 81 TRUSTEES vii ,. ID ~ he OAics q tha
CoH peHy The i2n II May -l.us The polls vii he opn
from II L. LII. oacE D The Tr.n.f-E B51ts S D.
ek.. from II. LEI Il. lo,h 4 Hsy bth inclusive
JAS ;. WYCkOFF. s-Sr-,sTy
CsNIEaL RAILROAD CosP,sY SEw-JrEsLY,(
ELiZasETHTowS, Apr! H. 1883.
NOTICE IL hArecy given that the ANNUAL
IN NETTING q tho STOCKHOLDERS Il tie CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY Of SEW-JERSEY or the ELEC-
TON DIRECTORS for 'ha enruing w b. he'd their
ofos FhIsbttTc-- j. 80 MONDAY. tbe "a day Of Nay
D.1t, between the hour. 81 l<Ooock ard 2ocOct ?
Tie transfer Books q the Company vii b c-ed zen days
previous the Il election By order of the Board D.
rector, G. ~ MILLIGAE, Secretary.
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NEw-ioRK SUPREME COURTmC.anty 2

N N,w->ork-LOL IsA B. LORD aud FHEUEnnIIrrNH %
LORD. her Husband, Plaintiffs. ssaiust fkEDEkl'n ~ "
GROIE and ANNA GRO1E biz NSf Charles Drummer, Henry
McOuckin Cherries H. Marshall ChaIir. Lamson, George w
Todd EwaAd Tayr Lucy Ross Stephen D. stephens b-nty
H. Leeds, Allen T. Miuo Craws has Bailey, William Latham
Bailey H,nry Bailey Alfred R,dchne, Dei.ndant'YSam
for re,t-To the D,cndsn. Crv.hsy Bailey wih.An,
Latham Bailey, Henry Bailey, anda Alfred Radcliffe ZOO are
hereby sunnd and required TO .n.srr the compliant ~ ~
N.wi the CITY Hall In tn" cy & New YORK. on thr I.n
day March last. aud Ia serve opy your s'N VII
ssid plant subscriber - nis office No o. wan
street. in the City Il New Yok WITHIN twenty days eter th-
exclusive Il the day ~ oen ger
Vie. and II you fil 10 answer comp within the ms
aforesaid a.. plaintiffs IN Til. action will y - the Set 'or
the De IN the paint.Datad on Aprd 1879
AZ IavswTh NJ. aS2 Wall st.
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CESIKAL RAILROAD CosgssY o. Srw-JrEsEH,l
ELiL.sEIHTowS, Apr! H. 1853 !
EEvYoRg AsD SEv HAVEN RimRosD CoNy.SY,
Sgw-YoRK, April Is 1852 :
NOTICE. TO STOCKHOLDERS. The next

IN ANNUAL MEETING q t-kholder. In IA. Company
Will be ted IN BkEWsTERs HALL, on THURSDAY, III
la-b DAY 4 May II O'Clock ~ The 4
scts Directors ard ths Transaction of other 6asns ina;
nay be presrrlrd. J. r BULkLEY, President.
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UCTION NOTICE.. ID. HOLBROOK
A. NJ hERwIS, Auc'oneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Trade-Sale
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS

II BNNOH, NIIllNN IN kN O"'' rHuo-'7''Io
ID Roous No 10 Psrk-row.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
April a, n and %. at4 Gcloct
THE REV. PROF. GEORGE BIISHs LiRRARf-Com-
pfsng variety Of valuable Theo sica Biblical Pho
logical Exeg.cel and Classical BOOKS, the result Of
ycas collection peculiarly rich in the department o Biblical
Tbology Also collection Of choice works in general literature
6c CttaloFuss ready. - -.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
May 4, 5 aud 6, a. O'Clock.
COINS MEDALS, TOKENS, &c.-ieing very large and
choice COLLECTION ancient and modern gathered during many
years large cost comprising the coins and medals Of vaous
couu,r including that extremely
valuable. Also few valuable Autograph Letters ke Cat
sosues ready. - -- -
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE.
TUESDAY MORNING May 10 at o'clock and three following
~ s. hour
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
Conprsug very extensive variety Of the best editions Of
standard woks department u literature e and sci
including elaborate aud erpenvey hus;el
books all and fresh stock mostly in fine and substantial
bde By the English and American Publishers
expressly for this sale sold IN lots suit purchasers and
public ~ private Libraries. Catalogues sy be had application
1, the salesrOons
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ORGANS, Of superior make a. great bargains second
hand Pianos extremely low prices ranging from +so 20
one Of N. largest Catalogues Music In the United Sstes Mu'
nsns and Musical merchandise of all knds al the
b.c,, b rates Pianos aud Modeons fF rent and rent
allowed if monthly payments received t' Flames ana
NsloSscn, HORACE WATERS, Agent
No SIS Broadway.
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Galcs at Intiion.
ALBEIT H. SIcoLAy, Anctioo-er
pEGULAR AUCTION SALE uf STOCKS an

ALBEIT H. SicoLAy Anction-er
REGULAR AUCTION SALE f STOCKS and
III BOHDs.--ALBERT H. hICoLAY VIII se!l THIS DAY.
Ar.l 2, at IA eeloct, at he Merchant Esehsns,
10 shares s.. Slch,las Ban,, 100 each.
leo shares Chatham BsnS, POS each.
40 saures Merchant Ia rhsure Bank, go each
40 shares Brevcor, FHr Insurance Co, SO eaeh
5sasres Hone flIe iusuraDce Co. Z lur each.
~ share Worth River Fire Insurance Co, s25 .ach
70 shs"s I'm PiTe City Fire In'uTsnoe Co. sl1o each
i0shars, Gel hard Fire IEsurscr Co, 9 100 each
q shares East River Insurance CO, Z IS each.
5shurCs Long Island fire llsurace Co., so eacn.
~ shares Grooer.' Fire In.ursnoe Co. 40 ssoh.
leo stbrt- King County Fire fnsIraucr Co S25rsct.
p ssf,s Corn EIchar" Fire Insurance Co. - zach.
- shares knies eTtokfr Life Insurance Co, 70 eaea
co shares Wsl-st. Fire Insurance c.. ~ -sch
~ sLsF,s = cuIity tire Insurance Co, = - zach
Ashsrs- N'"Yor, aid Virsiis st"su.stp g.. 500 -ach
f2 shares thsgo s. Paul aud Fond da Lac X r. c,l elo
II share, w,ls Fargo 4 Co... Expr,. 500 each
l5fLsIe- American Express Co., = 100 zach.
~ ,hsI's L. 5. Steam Sugsr Re- hnfg, 100 zach.
Not. # o. A. Barton # Vermont or +4Lj Is.
5000 La Cross and Mlwsuk.y Farm rsase Bonds
2C0oTeTT. Hsute aud Alton 10 per cent Bonds.
500 Great we-crn Cosl end fra,. Co per cent Boads
2coo Wstetown pr cent Bond. due 1883
seeurss received N addition % the resgs, sdysed rs.
Re,ur Auction Sale. Of Sticks and Bonds every
1hudsy (which have been thu regular established days 4 sale
osr every required ~ ocloct
- ne - EHehsIs socs and bo1d. boushi aud "a
large variety q Bank and In'ursrce sOcts; a.so other
see0rs' constantly on hand a 4 pyjf it yIcoLaY
Ol,N9 ssoct Auc,onesr and Banker No Brosd''-
AUCTION NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
~ Genuine sale-No goods bought iuAn % be cold thou.
re.sr..-A 6ns assortment Of KITCHEN FtRNITURE
dgl Ami r. ~ lc occk e. NJ all the rich goods ran.
lie private residence, No. 81 Wet lltht, between
The Catalogue # the above e embraces 40 LOT. q fine
aid mahogany Furniture suitable for .eH;re house
kterer. Catalogues to be hsd at the hoo.e only
Door open q, ~ O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28
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X poYs ., New.Rochelle This School. intended for
sndeT II wears will reopen MONDAY, the ID Of May.
SCHOOL m HUDSON CITY, n. j, zone mile
~ r., Uoboteu Mis- NJ SMITH has vacancies for two
- aa,s Misc as BOARDERS in her School Pslssde-av
s,n,, tbc Water Cure. Refer % H. c. Hail. No Bsrclay