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, 1860-04-03

GREAT DAaoA1xs IN Wall PArEr-At the
closing out sale at Z. G. L. Fa1on's old stand,
10 Lake street. Parties purchasing will consult
their best interest in lcokinG over this stock
fotl Is per cent less than At any other store in
thr citr. His workmcn arc the best. mhS3-Gt
KrnosrSE AND Coal 0IL LAArs.--The smallest
stock in the city of old st3lts eau he found at
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washington
md Madison streets. mch2S'l2
, 1860-04-03
DIED D.

Tn th,scltv Sunday Sunday April 1st. EMMA F. v1!e
of Frank ii. smith, a7d dauslteE Of LeGsand Steri:g,
ESD, cf Bridgeport, Coan.
Fuacsa On "wednesday, the 4illust At half rastso tn
nm the rrsdencc Of J. i. mi:b MOL Dtssborn placr.
In this c..v, April 1T FREDERICK s9a If Geo- F.
Fu:eral "Wednesday. At loA from The radcnce Of hia
fatrer 10. IS Quincy ksseet.
In This ctr on the inst JAMES s1zER IA the seth
yea1 Of his aee.
Funeral will tlke rl1ce from the residence Of his soa-n
1.v John D. EmedleT, no. Isl North Lasae street. On
Taesaay ID inst at 3r.x- Fhects Of the family a1s IL
xf,ed to attend without further ros &C..
, 1860-04-03
PUZZLE!

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, 1860-04-03
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL 3. 1860


p., f,r,- -1hc Rccor1cr's Cou-t
c,ns in se,s;on Yesterday witn heavy docket,
- c,,,tvs.
n,-,,a-vc ro,berv7 receiving stolen pro-
perty I, lazceny as, riot 81, mans!aughter ],
perjury arson = assault WIN .n.ent - @ h1:, =,
aoules5 =, !o as.a,,It ~ ss;,is deatv wsanon 4
ha.,,1a. 4,,.so +,xc,tx.fce ciril
n.sa" ~ ,1onc.rv Gases md sixtv other GRIM
80
p..ara.- xc;,son,e ,h,,t,o tn The Grand Jury
,sa .,,,z1 a,d .,,,o IN. and handled without
A1 = 80, ,....n;t,
G'o'es 'nc e1l"ol4Ns -
UStrKD STATES .D1srnlcr Counr.--Fhe Sand
p,r ,oaa 10 at;1l d,arc;ne ;ts slow length along,
-, ,z.o,- .o oan,a
ano WILL OCCUPY tnc ep.ao "eeA ~ ~'
@(Iu,,,f,,r to 81. r,ouas.
s"'pu1e@t' " - .,,..,a
MEssss. Eo1EdRs =" Sh'pped oy 1ohn AAcu
St. Louis and Chicago Lumber Merchants Line
f,t;,a M 17s south Water strect} thirty-two
sou',e ~. 1SS 1870, f.on, s,.-,h 10 10
canal ooas 1oaos o. lun'uef ~: ..o1n ,s. n ....
March 81, twenty daye:* This almost seems
;,.,ed;h1e for one sinsK line, but our lumber
'1~'~s -, ......;a -. tr,,tb ,oe NAV co
meEcnante VIII s"s'"'a IN
up sud dorm The creek more or less every d'5'
canal ouen. and find With very few exceptions
~ ~. k3so,, !, fin mir n,an lendinr heats
tha1 'oan ADe' - s''e sA'' A,A r...
If one asks captain who IS to3o'ng h's o'a',
the answer Immediately is, "John Allen If
ve On into n lumber merchants o1lice, and if
W. ~ 49,. ..a .~v;nr ~ a., 1o,ds The nnswer
otocr parties a.s n'."s - s'' wv
generally is, 1--WE hare sone' but 20 10 john
Allen and see about it," On inquiry Of lun-
IaN~.a-.,,.n. - I'm, :, 1cu;. a fcw days aco
pe1 n,s. ,s" ea'', M 49,. - .,'.,- sh;.a;n,< .sn
who did the larger snare o. tle'r so'pp'oe' tbe
game old answer, "John A'len.'
Aftrr making SO many inquiries md alwars
| - ~. so,,a on,wsr ,va cama IN the con.
clusion that we were getting Aumbugged, or
John Allen was doing more business than "c
| supposed it was possible for one man to do, and
, 1860-04-03

ITO RENT.-A Wharting Lot on
South nraLch 1o front by 1s1 feet teep fmna DC
rses Franklin It. between ran bu!tn anu haf.en
SIR ets Ills lot has wuazf the best dct!!on and Is
wS a!apted for Zeal k.ouc Or luultf Yard. Appl7 ~
EC LAK<fU, 81 Washington street, mhc.bs.t 5W
, 1860-04-03
Drcas 4 Grihuttr
OH &c A GO.
CONNECTICUT FOREVER Z!
COY. BUCKINGHAM REELECTED


Our last dispatch has the right look. 1t in
dicates the election Of buckingham for Cover
nor, by 1000 minority, with a probable
Republican majority in both Houses Of the
Lcgis!at'1rc-tllc lower llo,:so certain. TAX
ing into account tho extraordinary efforts Of
shc Sham Democracy, The triumph Of tho Re
lmb5i.ans is decisive. We congratulate Our
fellow laborcrs in tho u land al steady habits"
upon this most auspicious victory.
Cnrxtnn: W. SIsnsv-- Verdict for Dc"
fcndan1s
The jury ia the case Of Carstang RI. Shaw, at
ST. Lon;s, for breach: Of. promise, retired on
Saturday evening and III tS'cnty minutes re-
turned With verdict for defendant A motion
fur new trial will be Immediately filed By the
nla1ntiG's counsel.
, 1860-04-03

w
E,,,,,,<-nfa Annual 4S:xtesnenk Of the Eonntte1
~" ~" sI.; ~. r. ne,,..u<t Eotapnuu for tic
tHs Aasudt Lge - q. ~ o'"'f"9' =
ptur eadiny e1a- jltf, lr6e-
...+,..r.nt .,., 1son,rr 1e5o . cp0,3:3fT
a. nnaunt T TFecciy: d Tor prsa i3ms tus.
A1nGnnf 1n1 , iece,yxa foF iute1cs: cur
shS Inc 3sa&''''''''-''' -
,.,.- ~. -..r saI6s.1e9
rssAs hsa' - - ri II .,,..iss mrtitaIesakaI.
nations aavesLst x W'seGs r sttG:S
tSnes5t ssns aS rnn,1,--
ueduts pa!u eomta "A e7A1a
sons 70 nfSn1.. n -. ~ i, ''7''
Dsdnct pasd 70 ~ 4s1n y
p"Ecfs aoe n* ~ ~ - NEE nslth &caa.4p4
l's.es" l1e''o4' s'>&" ' --
IA ~ Nt9 II
| .t-,,.,d* durf,r tie
}ear.. ...:-..: t :ii..'.-' *A..!.Es
/ peduct for suHrn1cfea 70 H;; e.ss.:.;; ''''o'fo
De.uc. far dss'dends on ose1 .s.--nn
.nl ciea.. Iii soF'''o
Deduct for notes On eaneslea poA nsa&a s,. ~, E,
Gle. e'''~7 s-'t.o'es
1.e-n M <
Net bl3oce
ASSETS,
|
Bond and Mortgage Lesas On t.eat !, ooo .sov.
Eaa,e-.........-:;..:a::.' 80 .'"''sn,Ss &; ~;
heaIf heas s1o!S sm Sots Ioans. !slHoo
naak md S Katt.ai ....... shsh...... n,;ss.m
, 1860-04-03
:S0TUT(O.1:.

Rtraps t. oGs ueI s1.re tast st rAkhs. Ms r.
1k 3s:s & Sass g. s1ss IT. I'd
ne & -, In. We s1n Aa.k.t. 1he7e Y 20 pi.ee ~ las
d.y ;ash ras 4.pz e. Z e f5 81 :'' -
= sfS Sen sso@ sas nsa:e i .a seh II
ha, nsn ISt1nia non f:sx
sss st:a: ,.tT ,se e sas Tetist .ree
2lae: 70 ana rs1.et ~ Mslc,nts Pe1tuuseJ, ete' ee
, 1860-04-03
4 Youthful Suicide.

Ne re{errcd il our last issue to the circum-
.,,nce If the hanging Of a Young lad at Elk
ca. oe which no particulars had reached the
s;.- n, s,ndar 1ast Coroner James wcat out
- r,t Grove ,reut, .fcur miles from this city
,.,,, - ;r,raxt m til, body Of d boy Of
aua Ae1o ~ ' ~ ~. .,.,,.a III, s,ea,. rho
came to LIS death BY his own band, as follows:
The father for long time has bcen addicted
a. 49, rsn ~ 1,o,or tn EXCESS. and while in lis
to she use ol 1lquof ~ ~ ~. @ ~. .h;'arnn ~ w
excited fits Vas accustomed 10 oes. n,s cA''o'en
in a savage manner, especially his boys, who
, 1860-04-03

l1kE's PEAkErs, ATTENTION !-Completc Rub
be1 Outfits, Coats, Camp Blankets, ETC., etc.. at
Juo. B, ldeson i Co.'s, p Dearborn-st. aps.1
, 1860-04-03

IfVRRAKD 4 HUNT, Agents,
No Lpora:s' lrfidlns.
Corner Of CLARK and Water strtIta. Chicago.
Ann,eatnns 70; insurance. The Yruexa1 at Policies
ard M 6usncs. tounec eu With The o}cr may be made TO
u ~ arpnn .tgruts fur the City of ELE1 With ~!
fx,.r Ii srrtrr rrt1 I.-uc ra1 c}cA f7yDA
lie lem. a. hsf Companies aud Its .i VII
h: to nteu the cu4tsce Of tue pane W m honorable
N. MAGiIL. uene:al Asen'. u and . Wet Third
u The WcAtern u South We:era sies nay be addressed
au.tQ-1y
, 1860-04-03

1on noan laz<ons 80, to areas 1as s!h INT ns \.
ommtd; rsss M"1sn .;nns g o.; ha+sr ir:sr
Ttelty. drink. dl.cl cla,rei; a.. 4'Ne du /. t1ol:
tMlttn As~%.au. e1uHk: t7H9: ~ Me1TH..s: a.umk,
an va-rn. G.. e5M'; Aun .a~lor drunk a:st saSr'ney.
e,0os; ch:lsau Ncspln dsuns ard ats. taes's Fna
~ ad Il s.ss II siy $40: Marbt. drs'i ID ntefe1
In: with r1c*r-. 8 10: Franz Ton1cy, drink sna dso.
1oha Manzst, Isunk a,s I>.sos.E: e'sse: Ann co:an
drunk ii n!dtliy. e': Ja, ia:le dunk snd dlso1
i4t iiIsgas dso,te1ly. sJtea' t,ttni. sn'yth; l.
n,r1t q; hs!an4 a=~ancS srrek - EE:r: Eau:a'
l:rrm SCI Tho:. ratvs.oa saasa"e, ks:s.m scfo
Deuhard Ilassn,eyrr. la,ceny. 1aii IN E.neA,;t'.
ewcnrfu 1vha Haley. saxfaney te"t 10 1"ne VI he
Errnlls-s. - :,
hereby certify Tint the aerc is tue rrro:t Of The
ssins and sure dincs In tic P1es G<urs Of the Ca5 st
y. Lak.Ex, Tvi:ce Court Clerk.
, 1860-04-03

ep Just received and will be sold cheaper
than eyar splendid stock Of Gas Fixtures.
Il. II. N1LAAlru, ~ South Clark St.
, 1860-04-03

Annual Meeting 0 tfbe BOARD Of Trade
--Elic.Ion or Omccrs, &c.
Yesterday evening the annual meeting of the
Board o: Trade took place at their rooms, Jul
ian S. Ruusey, Esq, President, in the chair.
In consequence Of the announcement that the
Teltcrs had not finished counting rotes, it wns
resolved 10 occupy the time bE transactins
other business
The minutes Of several meetings being read
md approved, the Directors mad. the following
report:
DIRECTORS REPORT.
poAse ;e.s.1a o. Ts4pk e.;,R Reexs ,scn
| G4ntem4n Of tic Board Of 1+ad:
| II ia the duty Of the Directors at this meeting
10 report to you the condition Of the afEairs of
your associatiou, and 10 recommend the omount
| which in their opinion it vii! be necessary to
I assess upon its members to defray the expenses
Slatenaenf Of .nanees for tbs y<ar ending Apri1
] e 1850:
L 'sts::21 Assl r. 's
7o,. e,,lea4on n - s1eaee
eo'se'ea ~ tt{ss1srt itYs1 scSsesenma 1s@
Collected adsrne and furn:ahnE 1oons. ses g
saro!us cs!o:,a Fl E iis,boi Gc,nmtee 1siss
Collected fhr repurtso 1s3s sold +sso
| >" rent Of sample roosns.. s..........-..-.. e8'5o
rot.1. a,5.os
/. xxFIxDf7Cn1s,
neeks anl s,aronsi5. al:
rnotm: '..''. ~
Cea'...-.'.'''.- :::::.
1cc..:. x
Premium WHEAT. 68-9
haxe5.Ria mn, =,
, 1860-04-03

t3rGo to John Jones, 11a Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
They will Lc wclI done and at prices to suit the
tintes.
, 1860-04-03
THE CITY.

AuctlON SA3eK fH1s NIOfnENEx
Household Furniture, Carptts etc-. this morning At 9k
O'Clock bT Gibetk Samp>ou. Aucfoneele. e. Lake stnf
Private Ltrary Of 1.ooJ Eoucs at s6. Is and 20 lear
barn. Boots md Shoes at4 Lake tscrt. ". L. 1t:cs +
fsn A,,4}fn
, 1860-04-03

CHICAGO MEDICAL Soc1Er1.-The annual meet
ing Of the Chicago Medical Society will be held
this (Tuesda5) evening, Mt the office Of DR.. n.
S. Davis, corner Of State and Westinghouse
4 general attendance is desirable.
, 1860-04-03

TOR SALE-A Steam Engine in
retfret order u Ten 3Ior~e row-r-vlt ee *oa low:
.tnrv 10 Sinecu tarwsEl~ BAY Factory = {! ana =
wabll ayxsus or to Etsxias, Mo~Ts go ~ hanoeea
xtto
, 1860-04-03
J!1IdnteD.

w A N r f ED-Agents to Sell
~ rarn-'s 20 FAMILY se~'1k Maeh;nss th:ca:ae ~ 2:
t,sen On Ers; II -. M.taae Ad!rsss *;th r1s; r
Po<s a,faee Eox 80, ChGro. =. AL1AANDSE-
+uhxn ri
, 1860-04-03

AxswrR1xc Oursrtoss-Srxt In fbc hipb1y
co1ioouia1 art of askinc questions come that or
answering them. The following from the Nav
,,'s ,f4;ee. circu}ntsd widely on Nos card.
certninly answers a good many questions in i'd
vaucc. and as suc}, VIC give it placc:-
1hayc neither Office nor employment 10 give
nny one, and it is useless to apply for it; and,
aaa. inert ~ ~ 'none3 Hill. ~ sn5 =. Nj f:
or - 1,.ddic ,r;,hout license.
Nor have power to pardon from the I;gide- !
well. >,
"sh 70 & osto.e &c 81 t ny ' a.e ~ ~ &c
tuics Of The people,
r, Co., ..,,- 70 .-..-s---pv r.,,ast <re
...,,,. o-t;o- - H. .x..,aa;,s. ~ n,o
80. ,a,a :, 49, ~.rr ,,ha,. ,sn,,o-. IF
-nssa,s s,nx, nufs,,o c,sr.,ona f,swcco ne.
tra;. ara c,;..o, worn ,rcxcnt II tw,.e
r,..,..x r,,.. .,n,,,s ,r.n,. h., o..a,,;shod
49, ~ H., ,f1:Io ~ faa,ro.o nr other norfa m tf,n
lover Lake,, and $50 per month ivr the run
round.
Resolutions were also passed strongly fns~
taining and urging the utility and value OF SNIP
ping Offices.
po,,cr cornr--Iu the Police Court, Miles
GibLoa was held to bail in tue sum Of s:oo for
| a.sau1t : t1,c case has been ciyen before by u.s.
| "a man named Peabody Cook, aud &. Burns,
Il clerk with John Davln. auctioneer, were held
I to bail in $500 each for alleged larceny Of n
horse left with Daylin On sale-Frcdcrick
! Richter and pcruard uoze,ne5er were held 10
bail resncctige1v in 800 and $50 for larceny Of
1mgr.|o robc. frutn team, left staudine at Cot
r.t.uau ,c1,ro,}
, 1860-04-03

EOR SALE-1IN House and Lot
NJ 1ts E!.na fac+ few doors :'utt af Harlan
Il, a. with sx 81: ut, ~a! te soa cheap fpf e Hf On
tlnr. .,rtIY 1t iSa Like street. nh@.1sW
, 1860-04-03

ITO RENT.-A pew two story
L Cetaxe wi,h f2a 1ssaeht.t Silver And t;urit
st1erts Apply to i. +. CHASE lus k4nerlrh as,ee'.
p,h.ls rItJ
, 1860-04-03

RIO RENT-Docks on the East
l. Side South Branch btxwecn Vim EuElu aut: n risoa
s.see,*. r. I. ADAMS, r. LAKE streer. tup1t1lrs)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
WHOLE NUMBER sos.

commence q new era 10 relieving the burden
OF women's work, into its course Of domestic
industry, which Is one Of the Distinguishing
features Of the College. No young lady Il
expected to graduate who has not learned.
practically the use Of the Sewing Machine.
The lady Matron has it in charge, and gives
instruction in its nse, SO that il occupies as
honorable and as useful place in the course
OF education as the electrical machine, the
air.pnmP or any portion Of education az the
Philosophical, chemical, or mechanical appar,
a'Qs. Hy a thorough trial, Wheeler & Will
sons machine has proved itself abuudautly
successful & has shown that it is especially
adapted to the instruction of beginners. as
well as being unrivalIed for the superiority
and variety Of its work"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
ASHTABULA O.. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY q 1860

sertions Of the Democrats, can command
so many votes as he aud, second, because
he has been SO UNANIMOUSLY abused by Demo
cratic speakers who now demand his aban
donment. If for no other reason, the fact
that Mr.. Pryor demands that the Republi
cans shall drop Mr. Sherman and take ur
Corwin, Pennington, or Z J. Morris, +.
sufficiently to Justify persistent adherence
to their candidate.
And here the contest stands. There can
be an organization only through plurality
rule. The Southern Democrats will forci.
bly, prevent vote on that rule, So there
may be no organization of this Congress
and If there is none the Pro-slavery Demo.
crncy will be wholly responsible for it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
From the Home journal.
The summer is Over.
BT sNgLiXE s. SMITH

Softly autumn winds were signing
Over pale, sweet flowerSs dying,
As roamed the garden. trying
There to find one lingering rose,
Mid the briery bushes creeping,
Under faded leaflets peeping, t
Here and there, still yainly keeping
Hopeful search, till daylights close.
disappointment then stole DER me:
Thoughts of Winter gloomed before me:
Time, said !, may ne'er restore me
Summers blissful scenes again.
Had / only priced its roses,
Priced its days of clOudess closes,
Priced its balmy ewes reposes,
Less were now my griefand pain.
But, alas those hours went stealing
Like yelled beauties by. concealing
Half the charms whose full revealing
Might have left this heart aglow-
Might have left fond mem'ries beaming
On the spirits after dreaming;
Tender heacons, softly cleaning
Where Life's darken'd wavelets flow.
List, ye maids now dancing lightly,
List ye youths so gay and sprighily
use your summer moments rightly,
Gather roses while ye may.
Lille hath bat one June, remembers;
Quickly comes its chill November,
Followed soon by wild December
Sweeping all fair flowers away.
Think how sad, when summer closes,
An, And great Natures hear, reposes,
This fond searching after roses,
When the roses ore oil dead
Wisely, then, while Spring smiles DER ye,
Pluck the flowers that bloom before We
Flowers whose sweetness shall restore We
Youths delights, when yonth has fed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
From the N. +, Independent
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Ian {

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1860.
The week closes in Congress with Der.
haps more bitter feeling among the par.
lies in the House than has existed any time
Snee the first week Of the session. The
conduct OF the Southern Democrats, abus.
s ~ Us they have done most shamefully Mr..
rne'Iah, NJ ana misrepresentlng the prnci-
pies OF the Republican party. has engender.
ed strong feeling Of Indignation and of
sn'agoHlsm among the Republican members
Inc eonrse OF these nBprincipIed factionists
the Southern Demosrats-ls nnnoralIeI
ed IN parliamentary history. For seven
weeks they have done nothing but aims
and belle The majority party Ia the Honss
To cap the climax Of their insoIence sISs sI,e,
II has been demonstrated by a seven.wssLs,
trial that 40 member of the Honse can gs,
majority vote. they have secretly entered
lpto . combination to prevent tbe House
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
To the People of the United states.

The attention of Christians and all low
ers of liberty is respectfully called to the
following facts aud considerations
We, the undersigned, residents of Be.
rea, Madison county, Kentucky, on the 23d
day of December, 1859, were waited upon
by sixty-twO Of the most wealthy and in
aneRtial citizens of the county, who inform
ed us that they had been appointed by the
people to remove us from the State, and
that, it we we're found within its borders
at the expiration of ten days, they should
expel us by force.
We were charged with the violation OF
no law, but told that the spread of anti.
slavery sentiments (Which we hed) endan.
gered their Institutions We were engaged
as farmers, artisans, teachers aud ministers.
maintaining ourselves by our own Industry,
(two of us as ministers receiving partial
support from the American Missionary As.
socialion, with no heated zeal for any
ism" but endeavoring quietly to promote
the cause Of Christ We believed, and
did not hesitate to declare, when the occa-
sion demanded, that slavery was moral
and social evil, which il was the duty of all
good men to oppose. We set ourselves
against the spirit of caste, and labored TO
suppress all feelings of hostility between
non-slaveholders and shareholders, between
slaves aud masters. In all things We sought
wisdom from above, and aimed to exercise
that wise discretion which is especially
needed by those who hold unpopular opin.
ions. fn n9r
BY the testimony Of shareholders, many
whom we reckon among our personal friends
and well wisheri, our presence and labors
had 30 changed that part Of the county,
that II hss become ss noted foF tha upright
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
AG FL
On and after Monday, Nov. H. SO.
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:

Trains do not stop Stations where the time is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Traies going Westward Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, Chicago, COluaLus CReiHnS
didROpOis &C.
And all through Tsins going Eastward connect at Dunkir
With the Trims Of n. YIN r. and at Buffalo, with those
Of Ny Central, and Buffalo n. y City Railroads for Nsp
York, Albany, Boston, Niagara IGus, &c, &c.
A. G. HUBBARD. station Agent.
CLEVELAND. November. 1859
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04

SEWING MAcHNEs IN scHoOLs-During the
past year movement has been inangrated to
introduce the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes into schools for girls. The success is TO-
dicatsd 10 the following extract from letter BY
she President Of the ElmirA Female College .hs
says; ia5sfrsl esf .f5til84i a,.ifea ~
This institution has introduced this impor-
rspt improvement, which seems desiIued 20
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04

j. +. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Merchan-
disc Books Fine Stationery, Toys Fancy Articles a.
his Bazaar and Curiosity store Sd door south Of the Bank
Main street, Ashtabua. 40
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IndSpende1nt in all tla1ngs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-02-04
Books.

NJ. G.. DICK. Bookseller, Siationer and News
Dealer Also Dealer in sheetMusic Toys and General
Variety Goods, Main steet Ashtabuln, Ohio. 40T
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SALES AT AUCTION.
srus 3. INWARD 4 CO., AucrIoNEcRs

A uSusTus s HysAaD A CO. AucrIoNEcRs-
Frenrh plate pier md msnel Mru's lace a't,ns ocmsn
rosewood and mah,eshy ahamb Faunare en- sai-; oak
on asG ay da he o~r p,wo stone residence
NO 20 West Twsny snih srert gear sinh asean4 SAG
Two richly carved rosegcod parsr Suits consisting n
hsck Chairs coyersd in co4d bro ~ Of the r,che@
ds s two ssnrs Tables ss'uary marble tops 70 mach
nenrs csbires ladies' sorS ra,e ioa.s si,h pe.r ose
lace Cor tsir Preach shades corni q ard r'ar
BE- sl. s0 n rs% J. sqs on pan"s
mer ana %I',r By Soe rlsa Of o,ssh ana ,ay inio
and bronze unsnaerers 1eodeianeas arseseis, artistic
auuqu. bronze Vases turkish Easy ctas saineeu
made BY c,,y m.ke's and fully gaaress sa-c
decks stool 400 coh Noyer sacfe!as ali paNcs- eifi
month"; al .que and go'ac reception Chars
Oak extension di,ur table Arm CHAIRS Buat French chi,
dpber richly dec rated q pieces;
ser and celery lands ssi ivory handle uterS silver
plated Caster spoons forks napkin sioss coach 1drt,ias
Olcosh star Carpet wood mihJgAoy
Msresscr iesiher es anKe sieels Csaaue.osaes chs,
IA Ioiet ses se.toons brussels aud nsrsn Carpets oval
assorimen! of BASEMENT and kitchen Furniture
A UCTIoY SALE OF sPLENDID UgsITgRE-spLES.
"A did rsewoOd full octave rosew,ot
lA,noi1s, SOFA EusStrs lAaut
OF Gid ROSE Wood bedroom ni.ue, sod Bureaus
and Mastssnds with marble ops pier and mattel mrors
snh French stes tapestry nod Brussels capets ID sts
LEN TAYLoh ancnoneer will ssl tsis aay riSs oh los.
commencing los oeiock, at e d~eln ~ W,si eleventh
sxa avenue, all The rIie IA Sal, house No
pos'ponemeu The psrraare furnished i sleniid Tapes
Carpets three end. raaewood pArpe auis Ia treoch
insce order ard in abort une superb s)
Lteeeres sie aud speni rosewood Piano
forte, sewoad sid. and cep'Ta fnas Giusc stand,
Sool a,a h9ysi sp sbda Pa1ans stlasi A'ss ores en
Vases Tuksn Chairs and Aounge5 Arnfhai"s "nd rcfnS
Chairs, oon Chars lace Curtas cornces add shades
Dung holm-Sold Table. inrAry aud psrsog
ook oar wood Bureaus Win large mirrors, 0pto
variety hm and saes match superior cnerT and
Silver Mare AoheDian ana Parau Ware iAe caanoes
tapestry ingram Carpets
bureaus selSteads aud Washs1n3s 10
match very large. with saiuarg laocy Ia Chairs
aad iouBgrs also variety o. .hocaov Furniurs hHr
Mattresses feather Beds, holsters ana Pillows bllnkes
Sheets Also, variety of bssemsn. Fururne
person will be Ia attendance pack and ship
The furnurr This god opportunity for those la wsnt
there large quatiy VI frs; class furte IN order
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A S1EoSOMfCsL 9EOrtrRES- THE REV DR. C,HlId
n viii Give bic forrc add feature Astronomy ths
evrrinr ~ the Acstey dnsir street, lecture
n commence At ocloeS 1csssosa be hsd 4 the nor
nO0WNETH HAiL.~ W sRREN gH ass ne ScsCEn
~ iosrc4k 81 ueirq-h fan c1; Rraaf yav IN s,,uisr
jar. s-ncrnEs, lc5. oclo:S eyerio :, ~ o'slccS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06

IL l1hhf lNPoRrANr~ MEDICAL A~D PHYsiO
hsesi 49,. Sh,rs All shrec rcAi - il
nearly u er sgin.'s Price 81 MAIZE - IA ~ a a
LAWRENCE, No. Vesey street. A.tos ao.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06

ITO LEADERS OF CHURCH CHOrRs.-A YOUNG LA
dy. with prre voice. desires
Church choir IN New York Brooklyn Jersey Ct prefers
choir where they principally old music would aso
10 teach the piano few scholars their houses
reasonable terms Address Music box 299 Post occ
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-06

CEo II. SMITH. AUCTIONEgR, WILL SELL. THIs
NJ day. Friday. Jan 6, O'Clock p NJ. at 44 Canal
s.eet large quantity Of Household Furniture Mahogany
Bureaus Tables washstands Wa-roScs. Bookcases Bed
steads Lounges Cribs hair husk and Nat
looking Glasses also large quantity OF oard Bran
and Scotch Whkey In denohns and several barrels of
Brandy Jamaica Rum and apple Jack also Is baskets Cham
pagne in bond also 100 barrels apples in good condition
6np Opuo dealcrp.