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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25
Eren Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 23-If Mr.. Hunter
should return tomorrow, as anticipated, the
Senate committee on Finance will hold meet
ing on Mr.. Morrill's tariff BILL as passed by the
House. That committee is nearly divided, and
Mr.. Teolabs holds the balance of power, with
a strong disposition to favor the bill Before
the Senate the prospect is decidedly encourag-
ing, unless the bill be killed off by premature
adjournment, or intentional discussion. The
whole Republican force is certain of having 25
votes to start with, to which add Messrs. Ken
nedy and Crittendcn, from the South Aneri-
cans, and Biger, Thompson and Pearce, from
the Democrats, and 80 out of the 33, which are
necessary to full Senate, may be considered
sure, with a fair prospect of Bayard, Salisbury,
Toon,bs and Latham, without counting others
who may be conveniently absent for the sake
of supposed party policy.
Messrs. Sherman, Trumbull, Dunn, Morrill,,
Train, Aldrich and others, have agreed to
speak at the meeting of the peoples party in
Philadelphia, on Saturday night, to ratily the
Chicago nominations, and open the campaign
in Pennsylvania
VIM. g. Barney testified to-day before the
Covode Committee as to certain mail con-
tracts made by Post Master General HON.
He testified that in 1859 he bid for the sea
mail service between New York, New Orleans
and San Francisco. his terms being Sl7S,o00
those of his only competitor, Dan1 johnson,
being $4,000. The contract was given to
Johnson, who, as the time approached for car
rying it into effect, notified the Department of
his inability. The service was then turned
over to Vanderbilt for S187,000, in spite of
Mr.. Barney's claims that he was the next and
only bidder.
The cattle disease of Massachusetts, is at
tracing attention in Congress. The House
Committee on Agriculture have been directed
by resolution to inquire into the subject. They
sent for the Secretary of the Z. S. Agricultur-
al Society to-day, who gave succinct history
of the disease.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

Convention of Delegates Republican party of
Ohio will assemble in the city Of Columbus,
Wednesday,, the 18th of June next,
10 O'clock a for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the following Offices
A.soTHey General # he Ssd1s
Rrn6er Of the Boarz Of Putlie VorEs-
Judge Of the !SEThrsne Court
Also, ticket of Electors o IrtdSr and Fice PTeidtt
II fhe CEiaed SLate<
The representation will be in the Cnnven-
to of Sarch last delegate for each 400 votes given
for Gov Dennson ia 1853 and for each fraction Of
the ratio larger than one half
delaware Couaty viii be entitled TO six Delegates
The several Coapty Committees viii make the neees-
saTy arrangements the holding Of the County Convcn
for the selection of delegates and suggest that
they be he Id the 9Th june the Saturday preceding
the day Of the State Convention
We cordially invite All who attached TO the princi
pies Of the Republican party heretofore announced
many occasoHs and all vino desire the election Of
honest and independent judiciary, and faithful and
Efficient administration OF Affairs, National
attend the pr mary Ueets for the election Of dele
gas and endeavor by good counsel and example, to
the trtun, of their principles and through them
preserve and perpetuate free institutions
Signed by the Republican State Central Committee
COLUMBUS, o. May 2, 1850.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican voters of Delaware County
are requested to meet at the Court Room in
Delaware or SATURDAY JUNE 9TH. at one o clock
p. M, for the purpose of appointing delegates
to represent this county in the State Convention,
and tranSacting such other business as the in
tercsts of the Republican cause may require
By order of the Central Committee,
a THOMSON, Chairman.
l. R.ANNEY Sec'Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25

The Platform adopted by the Chicago Con-
vention will be found in our columns to-day
We commend it to the attention of our Re
publican readers, whose cordial appreciation
we doubt not it will receive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25

One of the worst enormities which his oppo-
nents charge against Mr. lincoln is his deciAr-
alton that 1.-The people of these United States
are the rightful masters of both Congress and
Courts" To this the New York Tribune re-
torts; ave must confess that there is some-
thing alarming in this sentiment. If Mr.. Lin
coin had only said that Congress and the
Courts were the rightiul masters Of the peo-
pie, there would have been nothing to eomplaiu
Of"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25

The Bermudian of the 2nd inst. says nearly
Il, 900 barrels of potatoes have been shipped
from that Island this spring, mostly to tho UNI
ted States.
Fifteen hundred barrels of green peas arrived
at New York from Richm ond, Va, one dAy
last week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25

and Browning, of ILL.,, all of which breathed a
spirit of confidence and enthusiasm.
At the close, three hearty cheers were Civ
en- for New York, and the nomination of Lin
coin was made unanimous with loud cheers for
Lincoln.
The Convention then adjourned till P.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

Laxsr soAlIMkg esIFsIs CO. AuoTiosKEs
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A Laxsr soAllMsg GRIFFIN co, AuoriosKEss.
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On m a ss oSs. g. s. s.'aea ''''''
W.. s,sssnii street. Ssise-n Fifth and s,s
ses The fs 1ss Aes, ass s, . q
VIZ Superb fe'sn ootsys r.nS.ors r,,s ro, s,i.
Rare and ccs.y works OF Ar ,. - ,,,sr, .-,,.,..
'''1 - - : ''N'1 Velvet medallion oSrpe.s,
Ns'''l nv = " rrnsn Plate pier and ran:el Mirraru.
Embroidered lace Curtains ,
ana Or ~: sy. ., ss s .s
Ihs uiHIs al MADE 2 srSsr y sr,%n1sdOr RON ca
Msgnhcs ut octave Pisnosorse.
s. es,s rss ss enc "a, And si s "a s nsr O.
sn @ q sradsaS Makers
& y as; .aS 30 Z ssa
cade emsr cered aA ccVer Music Boafs sewo ssere
@ srs s'i @ as'
worS Table and writing Dtsl insd WITH pearl In Paris
ported from sris 5, Msrooi tspisre -, canaeisbrss.
PIER sSioT two ezra srss mare xrfs rcsy
carves francs; smbroid red lace Curtains E ccrnices
log Fun ars covsrea three coored satin 6rocsds Of
osns tee 80 % rse.cU S sa ao s
oval back Cbas rosewood rabes sailsrv marble
uas ss R D cS t1s sss
ard Sn,r,s!s Tsblss anue and do,he re,.Pu,1 cs 60
~ Psntis Nor, mn ana Night Seapo,en Wsor carriers
FyaDlpp, hg5ens caSd Diana Cru &je.s Madonna Sea
scrs Esueralda India Persia and Arahis Oh Paint
nes by emnen. ntss, vx;Lersnd. Hunter Russell Cole,
nam lnmss seersa Egaw Yves. md oser eminent Art
ss Assumption Of Virgin Ary Grey iruni the ce.ehraed
painting in the LOWS Paris Storm q Sea original By FIN
Cole; tanners cre,l cssh!l Moss,sss By lxis~ came
nnoe BY inman; BEAD q Chris. 10 rich ForsnsIse
gh.s ces5raiea Painting Origin al BY issrsnd SCENES os
the rgT ina Pons BY Bun,sr ans
cabinet Pures antique lava vaaea from Pompen and Hercu
sneuD Equestrian Group IN ussders pAran aronp. Paul
and Vbenis Two elegant ysaes real seyres China
Tor the present Slew marble Ogpsp
Accor6en Musical Box p'ne different ,anes llu JOCK
month imported expressly forhe presne. owner
pearl inlAd h.ereoscope, with number OF slpsrb ysws
prof Engrsytngs oak Hats and Chairs match oilcloh
velvet Stair Csrpets Silver Rods &C. Chambersr rose
wood marble 10, Dressing French Mirrors rose
modes Table de Nui., Corchss kocsars Arm Chays oval
bsck Chairs covered In mo9ue tapestry Bruse Carpets
lace bocssl Ieaspreads hsir sad spring Mattresses
testhtr FEDS hAukss Colnterpsncs Bosers Pillows oval
nr,oEs pastel Pan,ins, deo,,ssd china ioles sroaie
Bureaus Bsss'eads so.s wsshs.ands Rockers Bookrscl.
Buffet ssatasTy marble top hertz patent Dining rsse
RI " Glassware, china Dinner and Tea sets
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Az ExTRAoB pINARY oPeosrUsirR 70
"A Punch AsE
EyE6kyT FIRST GLASS ruRSITrRh,
ND BEAuTIf OIL BhUNzE ANO A<-kBIE WORKS


AND sEAGTiiuL hA.Szs 40 Ms-kBIE WORKS
Hscn CHINA AND SILVER "a Aa PArsrsGs. PIANO
An WILSON ~ y, .nc.!os,Eas
AT ras Epiessr fRafs kss S ss FOUR
sss1 . sss ssses Il . & r. w DE $ sas
,y os rain Or :SDe ne Sss and ee,so
ND Ornamental VIZ eRAw,sa Rooxs
Contain three costly sa. ssrvse and p. rosewood .r
,ass made BY Bodne Each suit eousssa q nine pec and
d.t .. i green and a. s ssie's
sSs s sss oval antique sG S sSS sss Ss.
match oval we've. Carpets and Nosac Kuss Ecorare Of
s s''' s' S'.s 'sa 0''.f S'ffAsoronrn -
one Of the most superb nstrnrea In the ccnnuy. Esae IA
pearl isys usd s.Set oversane Isss ful Iron frame
:s. Z. ssss ss., - s.s 81
| sss 1870 s md BootcAse solid
Isss,I pier ss 4 ssa s.
shades wood marble ,op and cot.
sss sssss Sys eorns9 sso Mirror es antique
Ysn.sEene Musc Box cse Of ssaeed Birds Bas DC h'se
OIL PAINTINGs
s1ins he rare and and Oh sDass By
.ss. sss Also Marble sapps ona r. si Is
Bsssssn.llsp Frantic, &C. &e sis Drr.ies painted ss
mar yssss snd variety Of beautiful sslue, paran and
os extension Table az sue so o.s arm c.-, .a css
set al FURNITURE French chnA Dinner SET o. 300 pieces
Sse & saver sr Caster aSs er Use n ss
rHnG ns 500 e., aa..ws peso!y sIssv.e Ghagss1ss
hrs &c.
CT AMpEES.
M quite, rosewood carved Bedstesd marble Drcserx
Fures, wyhatand Commode Arnore de Glsce, Centre
Table, isdys Dreasn Table Engravings, Lace Slrius
Issssa Lounge and caAr Hring bottom wnrs. Ces'rs.
hoSkerS cnrfd hair Mattresses bosers Pillows Red Linen
rAbiecoths and Towels In the bSsk rsbers-wsnai
rul nure Bedding Bsnkets &e. In the upper chambers
Mahogany Furniture CArpets Brueses tape
ssry ;hreepy and insrsni Chairs Solos Lounges. sots
sssd Ac Basement and kitchen Furniture Of every 10
serip6on.
e Temple Lori 2s5 oeecher street, opposte Morton be
The of the house, containing The usual
Of Kitchen ware, Mahogany Furniture Brsseis
Carpets, olclotbss Ac &c Sale poxrve, ~ he fsnry
neeking I'D housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29
A DEMONSTRATORS SAN
~ To close an Dss ate
An extsa,rdsndty chsuce for housskeepcrs.
Eaxnlf rek h lsehoN Furn.tuYe


Magnificent HI lsehoh Punitive
kLLlN CO., aactcneere. VIII sell this day, Monday At
N O'Clock prersc Al ME superb and csy Furniture,
Paintings ss.uAry and wo,ks 6 wool Ora singroom
Suits elesA1t octave PisDoforte, mirrors velvet CIR
A contained In the private residence 81 6es Eleventh
street Fth The auction calls special asn
Non Of bis friends and the puoc TO this sale being the lar
suction this The furniture all made for the pre-
ssnt and In complete order. The whole VIII be
emptorily and at soluely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved Eegere marble and renh
plate doors and backs oes Work Table, Ceare
Table sfnary marble two fun suits OF drs sing
Furni,ure elegant rste ee soes ressptou and
syAi back Chairs carved rose d frames and covered ia
three coored sasn nrocade OF the most expensive
sade and lass Curtains; hsht ornou and bronze
Chandeliers. imported from Paris Candesbrss Brackets
French plate pier and mAne with rich gilt irsmss
superb eves and Dresden china VA richly decor sed Pa
ran marble stat1e,,es OF the artistic Bronyes
eenlDg Night and Morning Pandora Painting Poetry, Music
erussdec &c antique lava vssss ebouy card Table velvet
Carpets AND Rugs turkish Chairs bronze Clock
other eminent arts treuch hae Eugravnss
kAGNiFICEsr shyEN OCTAVE PIAEOFoRrE,
Carved and Case FOUND boshed all round snad
with pearl and solid Rack
covered In bocade embroidered cloth Musc
hall Hatstand OcIoth Brs els stair Carre
Chamber second soryRchls carved rosewood Bedstead
ssyle Louis XIV; Bureaus and Comnodss match, MAre
souch, Chairs, Curtains shafes "ornices, hair Mat
Psiases fesher Be IA Bolster and Pillows Blankets
Sheets Quilts Counteruar decorated china okt Ses oval
Mirrors dinng Furniture OF every kind asl k.chan
Iterss dc Csh deposits viii be CURED Of every pur.
chaser, as syory NJ cle must be sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29
THOEAS WEIGH, AUCrIONIlR
OFFICE 27i BROADWAY,
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE
sToCKs AND BONDS, Sc.
Belonging 10 the
IOHN LINN SMITH decAAsex

Essase Of JOHN LiND SMITH. dsceAed.
BY order OF he Hon. EDWARD c. WEST. Surrogate,
VII expose Tor 'ae, TUESDAY, October 80 1860 ils
se Ss * no rh s css and
THOMAS vKITCH, Aucaoneor.
Lot li shares Of $50 each Of the Leather Nanu scturers
Bank, Of the City Of New York
10, 2-is sAsIss q stc each Bank Of Commonwealth. Of
Lot SID Shares Of sdc each Bank Commerce. New York
10. 4is shares 500 each ohcsgo and Rock Island Raj
Lo. $50 shares Of 500 each. Panama Railroad Com.
Lo. s-s Bonds' $1,000 each, Delaware Lackswns and
Western ksil I Company, per cent Eastern
Lot III Bond Of slso Deaware Lackswans and weEsrn
E RAJ comPs sy per cent Income Convert
Lo So Bond q !, sS same s.S. Is Above =.
Railrosf COMPANY sssts az Wisconsin, pcr
IO. ioi Baas p co. cSsi.n.s Hamilton, and Dayton
7ge cent, Int gAyssas lssA
Lot Ill BOND q eo q ne slssA and chic,so Union
10, la-isO ssares d $40 each Ohio Life Inturaace and
Trus, Company, Cincinnati.
lot 49, Bonds 81 900 each Burlington and Missouri River
RAILROAD omgany, Iowa per cent, First Mort
Lot IL Bond, q sIc0 Niwsakee Mississippi Railroad
soIgsDy wssSD;n p 's1, cent, Nor Mosg sS
pons FROM December lsj9.
Lot Ill Bend = GO sicsissn southern and Northern
1854. rer interest
Lot = Bond s0e state q Missouri per cent Pacific
Railroad Company. payable 1874
Let ITO shares slo0 each, Southern North
ern Indiana Railroad Company Guaranteed 10
Lo, 1870 stSes d sio0 each Milwaukee and Mississippi
Bailross c-mpsny
STEPHEN r. RUSSELL.
TERMS sALR-crsh IN Bsnsabis SSnsS, 10 Der sest IA.
ps =. Sale esance = two NJ Al onlce q Pubic Admin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

DuBIIo SALE or COAL RIVER LANDS.
By virtue u decree renderst the 2sh lay June,
1861 In re ksnash Circuit Court hi the Chaacery
Ahrshsm clark Tbs Goal River and kGnzNh g nluag
kne Gapuisel1yns Corpsny 81 as he urderrgaed, 81
csl Comm ssonsr Will ce for sAe 81 public aneoo the
highest bidder IN front u the Corr House DOR Of K&nawhs
SATURDAY. IBE rIRsr DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, 1850,
The sc!awing vsus 1le Coal properly 70 wit
All b2i uac. or gel o. Lard belongs The said Coal
River snd RsnAsbs Gnns and Manufacturing Company
POUR THOUSAND ACRES,
yrg being sDd situated the waters 81 Brsr THU
wn All ho Bulldogs Horses and Fixtures thereon.
puren,nces and n 6nywse belonging there.
unto spperxnmg.
Whi.b said Of land % he nav gable waters u Coal
river about twelve miles below he Pey'1na coal and
confirms q Ind 81 camel Of s3ini col and bl.msn
coal he Unanimous coal being % very superior Qust.
uron ms nAc. Of land stem and m u, MI
nsIs nor se coal openings eosl eeptes 6c and hy an az
encure OF Few thousand dollars this property could SION
BE PIT in condition for the mining and shipping o. Goa 10
the Western and Southern marseA
For escrfplr If the and bounds NJ he
si tract OF lard reference had - the folio
deeos on record In Tho Clerks oce Of The County Cont 81
anA~hs eoun.v. 20 y ~ enc deed from Edward kenaA
and wife 10 tie said Coal River aud kanswhA Mining and
corded Book 52 and the other deed from The Kan
axfs Mining psny ihe C h,ver ard Kama shs xnrg
and NOTWITHSTANDING Company dated he 9h January 1854
TEAMS OF SALE.
Five cent OF The purchase money In cAsh and the resi-
Ia three eqds annual ins dmens the purchaser
giving nds With proved security for the deferred pay
sale THOMAS l. BROuN, Special Co,r miss. oner
Arsrsr 1. 1890
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~ 600 licking valley RR lst mortgage bosds.
200 Mobils and Ohio X II. per oent bonds.
1000 Cty Of Nashville per cent bonda
~, 90 Fort Mad Imp. 90 per cana bonds
ls<sl Talsnt RI lea mortg sge bonds.
iocb shieAro Cnr.nnau kR Isl mortgage bonds
Mis- HR mortgage 10 bonds.
10 Id. Central RR corsf boDds-
ss0n ercnu Telegraph Go per cent bonds.
regular Thursday, Nov. Regular auction sales
Of stccke Bonds Monday AMI THURSDAY every
aay required 1s O'Clock ths stock salesr No
~ winam sres. Merchants prsfsrred.
f,o-ss hi sold SALE and n Me
Eroker, board. ALBgKf NrCOLAY
Abctoneer and 0tnrk BROKER,
No. 81 william street. Wall
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sEGARs ND TOBACCO.

HAVANA sRoARs- AN SELLING BAvArA
IL sessr. y y lO@ o. q lov = 10 occ IAN b bolsh
Of sny chez dealer In hs g. bchAsers wiz find greatly
70 theb nssyvsi ,o csn and cogskcsd.
9Ro y. xIcBcS Rrsrsr. y Liberty sxesa
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a ]. BLEECKKR, AUoTIc NERR.
"A. suorem~ Court Sale OF
THOMAS STREET PROPERTY,

BY order Of r. T. Kuagles ESQ Referee.
A. BLEECKRa SON, A 90. win sell IT sncuon rhuFs
day fov ct II O'Clock At the Merchants E.chsnxe
stfeetOne parcel on the forth side q The street.
No feet w u Of Church street; size 25rilo feet
MAps kc., No Pine street.
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I.BLEEOEFR. AuCrIoNEER.

"A. PEREMPTOaY SALE OF
A CHOICE Los
up oh fi4h fsth.
A sR1.rrKkR, SON 4 Co viii sell ~ auction Tues
"a, Oct ~ Of II O'Clock Al the Merchants Exchs,ge
On Mb svenue4 los and gore the corner lish
On lle,h ,ireet-lG goes q 100 feet east 4 9Th
The above 10 GARDEN sP0r cr grade and free from
On An AyeDne-2 lo's q. a. 80 feet north OF llah o.
On ut.h street, lots . 70 feet Of 9TH
IN bih AycLueS los "a feet II In hes nth 133d
On nh Avenues lots On Q corner l34th sresi
On lS4th street, lots 300 feet east OF Stu avenue.
ls4th idgs d q
On lS5,h str. ct QOp feet wde4 lots 30 feet east os 3h
yue perfec. and terms liberal.
Maps, Ac. ., no Pine street.
J. BLlEcxeR, AuCrIOSFER.
N. PREEsPrDRy SALE or q LOTs.
Urn AyEsus 52n, BIN 75rn SrRrEr-
A. J. BLkECKkk. son & 90. will sell At auction
rucsdsy, october ~, IL O'clock the Merchants En-
Change
Or Urn AvErUy-i lot southwest Of 18th
or lin AvrsUEl ot side between 7sh aud 15h sta
or 7brK srpxaEl cs norh side loo lh
On s5tu sItEEr- lots and gor.s Ia sAs with
uoymeriy NJ PERT Esq sae,
gees of iltn svenae with oubouses. 40
Or b2D SrrsxT1 lots south aide Ao feet west Of I'd
on 57rH O0 feet 30 los north eide about 323
feet OF 9Th avenue.
The whole OF the property exceedingly choice and
vii be sold 70 tse highest bidder.
Maps he, can be had AZ No. Pine street.
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Ys.ni.urs yslre. o.ras.. French plaie Mirror Our.
a. soIfSk VII @ .s ca Is..s co o. TO-
sy'ry .fusis q scs psricr bedroom sinlns rcsn
sssn s G.p s Ss sss ~ sa ma
a.: .ss sss % .ssr s
uels 10 The houe B-House :, let possesn rven lss
Hr.Ry II. Lxrps. AucIroSxEs; -HESny =: LEEDS
oc~s ysi II siors 10 q Ssss.o arsr sne o.
s:s.; "a Nd "a Il y:
de sor. r @ ses .ss rsss !. sssn. 9cy
driver. sod only for want af use.
Hrsnr .. HEnIs . a. AucrioyrrR
CT q large and valuable stock Of
enfa''ds osss;y A.. ss,s ;s., SiA' ..sso'..
comprslng choice Dd elass 1sss wss yellsw md
Pcsle. bsrnsicsily sealed Fr OYSTER. sc fsaiy and
'SS .ss ss sss Sss.
fns %po,,es s'srae, Holland On A. s.o oas Gre prod
s.le psr,mp,ory. D, order q Assignee.
T HoKraHTY AUcrIosEsR, WILL SILL AT aIs
sors so ~ S s.,. s,sars u, s az . s sss
c. s,1s s rss's ss. s pss 0A DR. md Fancy
McsnreAeE SAFE or HovswHQLp rJnsTruRx A..
eersn velvt, Tapestry and oher cArps psror Suits Bu
soy coy saYs s."i By otas q FREDksicT ihosfsoS.
DAwrBrOKEns SALk-THrs DAT, iOhk OULOJK
Il At RErI 1NeKAHAHs sucecrroors, 2 New Row
cry and boys clothing and sscondhAnd
ard enh and fok Goats Of style aue
s.ssnese 400 CON Paris sa c.~.ey and velvet yss.s
dealers oshers Ssle whou, he proprietor hsv
"s ''As' ''''A '''A LOUIS LEVY. 90 Grand stree.
DAwNBRoKaRs sAIE-w.s. Lewis WILL sst.L
roedsy oossr q ~ 10 sC.sry ~ s.ss - az. =
vaichss yeweiry, BE- 10 commence q lo = Ry c.dss
------------------------------ 80
II dsv A f0t< eock al " East Rroadway, ~ assp~tment
q Furniture and other gcois 20 forecoc bill q sale 40
also VII Marr1 Bur~aus WeshranfS
fsa lounge, s~ir Oaps<s re seads feather s~ds Mat
ussses. Plaivare man.el Ornsmens mahogsny AID rsr
pc tap Centre Tables Oomsp, about % Pcrr~s and Prat
zrarc. tso~s segAs also marri1c Get mahogany n.
ieg tables snf other rofs frsnty o corn~n Beteads'
@so usniiiy ~ ocsscssrers rises Jars sale pss'tey
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DRY GOODS, &C.

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I 1S., AMI srss opposts Nance
-----------s aEShEsb, oass orr 4 shepherd,
Z2S SR AZ ENpss51Sfss sS AND RIBBON s-oxIIr
Gsa b.sgsins ros ,bs large ss.s = Rissoss rru
srsw sse os i n .s sys. FWs rsas
DEsi ~, s1saSIss sIsso-s
s"s:s sss sss ,;,. :sS.. =
s sss s .ss.s ss ssG S;ss5
!: s NJ ss ss You cave; cav FIJI. =
' Bonnet ''s: :.ss. TX Es
Jos lot nne Velvet Flowers Tor ne spray alsc.
's LHs f; s'' sso G"si FL g
:s: s:: :sI:::;. Ss::: e. e g.
1, Ssssy s:; ss;$ ss; II a
Il kinney g. GeSs' White Linen Ioc ~
!. ki3,ss. HSSSls Needle Tsrs I4Isr 80
kinssy sss sss. ND Nd. , 81 10 49, No.
Kipzey sens shetlard vels. isc
sinley cells nne y iaa Bond 20.
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A Kinzey's Eeeoiewors Goods of Al kinds.
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Goods OF AL kinds at wholesale
No. s23 ErGHTH AVENUE eetwesa 2isi ana "a ,sess-
1EO SOLOMON HART ~
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INTERIOR bEoosAroEs,
Are now prensed TO make FROM their md
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Al PhioHs THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

vcrIox sAIr--oT GINA TOYS. GLASS Avn
"a nsr.henware HENRY y. EVANS, all cell. % Tcss
3sv sc.ser ~ a. 10 o'c.o,x, IS Madsn Las -1wri-s
ssar az an, u White 6ranle ara glsssrsre.
frprrb aof American China Tors, az. A. fsis povs~e,
~ ssocs carefully reps~.6 foy sh.prsvr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

PAWXBR0KEss sALE-THIs DAY; soNDAY.-JoHN
i MORTIMER, a1ctioreer, Store - East broadway.
Of Cstharpe Of unreteemed
pleogsa consisting Of winter CohnK well worthy The
D. O. FERGUSON. ia varick street.
9 al. Bo0ART, AUCTroNEERs -NoNDAy OTTO
p Der q ten O'clock No 81 ada isns sssras sale
Of fixtures Consisting " Caunters Shelving SAahes Ede
Oaaes large plate GlAsa, show case, 70: Elut-a 10
G Al BOG Art, MISREPRESENTATION, oC 70.
y. 30 at II O'Clock, ., No u Waver'ey MorsAxs
sale Of Household fugnars By OF several chAttu
gasss. general assortment Of Psrlor, Chamber and
Kitehsn furniture,
g Al RoGARy AuCrIosEgRs-TUKiDAy ocTo
-. Der 80 at Ia uSst O'Clock al The OF Fifty
ninth ..rset asd, bird avenue Mo.ee ae Of steam Enas
PIPES, &C., DC JOHN ". s0AIRISDYEE, Attorney fos
Mortgage.
G al Bo0ARr, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90.
D.. obev 81 at haf past ten o'clock a. the Aactinnroona
NO. North william Mortgage sAe-Household frn
rosewood Piano. soas FABLES Chairs velve, and
Try Brussels rArpes Bureau BedGeads Beds and betdng
htchen furniture, &c.