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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

A uCuON sALE.-AUcTIoN SALE
~ Elegant Household Furniture and works OF Art
AT pubic auction,

A uCTION SALE.-AuGTION SALE.
n Elegant Household Furniture and works OF AT
at public auction,
The property ~ a family declining housekeeping.
On this day (Weduesdly), December ~ a. l01 clock,
Al the residence ~ DIR Jno ungerford
street, between Firth and sixth avenues.
Viz: octave rosewood Panoforte,
Superb suits, oak dining Furniture,
and mahogany chamber Furniture en- suite China
and Glassware.
Drawing Furniture consists of carved rosewood Etc
ceres tons French plate and back work Tables
inlaid pearls rosewood Tables
marble tops full suits drawing Furniture elegant
ete Sofas, reception aud oval back Chairs
carved rosewood frames covered In three coloed an bro
the expensive descrpon console Table, nlaid
SHELF brocade and lace Curtains six light bronze
and ormou Chandeliers imported from Paris; Canelabra
Brackets French plate and nlante Mirrors with rich git
frames superb Seyres Dresden China Vases magnificent
Psnoorte carved legs and corners
finished all nlad with and solid pearl KEYS; rosewood
STOOL Music Rack embroidered cloth Cover sheet and book
Musc Hasiand Olcloh, Brussels stair Carpets Ac Cham
bersRlchly carved ro ewood Bedsesds style Louis XIV
toilet Sets Shaving and Bookstands, couches AImchars,
Curtains Shades, Cornices Hair Mattresses Pallasses,
Feather Beds Bolsters Pillows Blankets Sheets, Quilts
Countepanes decorate china toilet sets oval Mirrors Din
ing furniture of kind Also kitchen Utensils &C.
Cash deposits required Of every purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

" HOODS, CAPS, GLOVES
HOSIERY, MUFFLERs COATS. .''
USDERvEsrs AND DRAWERS,
FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for
At UNION ADAMS,
at Broadway
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NASCY DRY GOODS

FANCY DRY GOODS MIST Hr SOLD
IN TEN DAYS OUR
WHOLE STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS. We have
marked EVERY ARTICLE in
NEARLY EVERY ARTICLE
GREAT DISCOUNT on,
in order to make
1hes1
, or ALL OUR HOLIDAY
GOODS
STOCK has ali been marked down. They cheap
Our Domestic stock
has been all reduced in price
LINENS all rked down to close them
HANDKERCMiEFs-7sS dozen, in ladies' eenslemens and
chidrens subject TO mpeecons Sc TO Sic
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS,
ALL MARKED DOWN
c c2 sIPs asp i NJ xI sfk
THE VERY BEST LADIES' KID GLOVES, Sc
WE DO WAR; Ant every pair to give salts action.
HOOP SKIRTS, Sic. and up,
CoRsETs, Zoe to 81, worth
"a bales CRASH, sc. worth
i,sO pairs MISSES PLAID
100 pairs e LADIES' COTTON
LOO Fancy SolEs, &c. up.
80 FANCY BASKETS, Sc 70
WARE
SELLING
rniSd IN OUR STORE
NAY UNDER REGULAR
Everybody is respectfully purchase goods
DlRlNG THIS
c. J. CUsHMAN's kLw STORE,
ss3 SMITH AVENUE,
Corner Twenty eighth street
c. =. CIsHMAN.
GREAT SALE.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26 1860.
CHnIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS.

noN1 FAIL TO GET ONE or THOSE DOLLAR LOTS
~ Of Books aud Games for the children. sixteen books
+ W. STRONG, % Nassau street
HOLIDAY Observation-Disclosures, GOLD AND
IL steel Clasps Belts, Slides, Buckles portemonnaies
Comts And Brushes great variety OF Gloves and other
useful articles very cheap, ELGERs SO Broadway,
Nine,eenh street east side. N B.Zephyr worsted i2m
cent?. Alexandria dloyes
TrsEfuL AND VALUABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS
~ shall offer large and varied assortment OF Gold
Pens Gold and Silver Pencil Cases &C. retail during the
holiday reduction regular prices and
would invite Inspection u the many styles Of Pencil
Cases and Pens Introduced during the past year.
All articles purchased from will be warranted repre-
scn.d. c. Y. NEWTON,
No. Maiden lane Howard Hotel.
No. 7l7 Broadway New York Hoten
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A EXTRAORDINARY
N OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Tue day tMedn. ssdayI at IV.i o CLOCK precIsey
Furniture valuable Paintings rosewood Paror Suits Piano
forte Bronzes Marble Groups and and unique
ties collected aud imported by the present owner
In the residence No l2 West Twenty first seventh
avenue The OF the sale make imperative
that the whole should be sold without reserve
PARL0kS, DINING ROOM AND CHAMBERS,
containing magnificent full suits palor furniture In bro
cael and velvet marble sofa ana pier Tables Flo
rentiDs ard French Mirrors reception and Turkish Chairs
marble satnsry SIX and lace Curtains ormon chandeers
ique Lava &c, with elegant rosewood chamber furniture
Mattresses Bedding &C. &C. of every description Dining
room furnitureRich siverwarc Salvers Forks Spoons
Dining and Tea Service Casters silver Goblets rich Urns
napkin Kings French and Bohemian China ruby crystal
cut Glass OF every description forming valuable collection
OF household furniture and and rechechere works
art 1he goods are exhibition by catalogue sale To
shine, - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

A UCTION NOTICE-A FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE
"A keeping, will sell all their tine Furniture auction,
Wednesday December ri az half 10 o'clock At l6s West
Eleventh street. Fifth All the elegant Furni-
ture Pictures &C. contained in said house consisting In part
superb Paro suits In blue and gold brocae
French pao mirrors with and brackets Brussels
stiy Brussels and ingram Csrpes oilclohs Dvans
wood Eegeres elegant rosewood Piano
forte bronze Candeabras elegant ormou Clock and Shade
very rich lace Curtains; black walnut Chairs aud
Mating rosewood marble top refrgerator e OH Paint
mahogany WARDROBE rosewood Chamber Suits Couch
Bureaus, Washstands, dc cut Glass, hall Chandelier
China ware, kitchen utensils, &c ALLEN co, Auc.
lionecrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

(NI.EARING OUT SALE
~ AT PANIC PRICES,
FOR CASH.
SOLOMON a HART.
369&Toadway,
Are putting up, with COnices and Trimmings complete
81 ocael Curtains FOR $50 formerly sold SI1
SAX Reps and Tabourc Curtains for $ formerly sodat u
Tapestry Curtains for SO formerly sold at As
All wool Reps Curtains So formerly sold -
satin Lame So formerly sold 30
Eugish Damask Curtains for $l2 formerly sold IL
Magnificent Lace Curtains for $25 formerly sold a.. 70
Very handsome Curta for $b formerly sold at 30
Very rich Curtains for 3lo formerly sold at ...... Is
And styles nottingham Lsce Curtains
From 81 50 to $40 per window
retail the balance Of their rich extensive
stock at proportiona,ely low prices
Satin De LANES reduced to u IS yard, worth 81 rs
English Damasks reduced TO 7uc per yard, worth %
This reduction In prices also applies their large stock of
WINDOW SHADES,
OF their acture,
To which the attention Of parties purchasing Ia specially d.
rected SOLOMON a HART J6S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF DRY GOODS, AC.--A n. CRls-
"A TALAR Ructioneer, y Bowey, VIII sell on Thursday
9Th inst At O'Clock large lot Of Dry Goods consisting
In part of Apacas Flannels Sheetng Shring Towelng
Napkins Table Cloths large lot Of Dress Goods shass
large variety of other articles, so numerous mention by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

ID .wNBRokERs SALE.-tHISsDAf, TrH, AT
a. BILL AlNgkAHAN's auc.ion rooms - New B0wery.
will BE- men and wearing Apparel Red
ding ard ste Linen Watches and isw.ry to1ls kc sale
positive Particulars day a. saie. j Rtisrmar, Tghth
averue Pav rtruker's sais Fridny ~ ord. T, II rcg
ransh tss vi fsun street Particulars Ttur4iNy PsWn.
brosef's sale Nonday Nst ny order A. Adeiftus, 40
Ill arl stftga
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" rrvsurv Dyrsur~xv- Der ~ rasn
Notice II hereby rvsn that .sled proposals win
NJ this apartment until the 2sh Tecemher
issue o. any portion the whole OF I've nil Ions Il
Treasury notes IN exchange for coin Of IN. rid
deposited With the rrsa.arr o. se nisd stairs the rrssu
~ the Mint Phi sdeph The Assistant
Boston New York Louis within Eve days The
OF such proposals. dnd The authority
Congrvs entitled An s 10 an ori7e the issue Of Treasury
noes and Tor other purposes approved December ~
such Treasury notes MI - Issued upon the rept here of
certnsaes o. dcpos. With sbo~s oLers o lhc ereis
OF The Treasurer o. N. United states Tho viii Z.
made payable In year The ord OF such bidder bid
d~r~ shs Offer 10 l.ke such exchange the o~ ~
and the Treasury NJ AIRY such
|, from the date OF such deposit
Tho proposals The Of interest without
ton and without 10 other bids and n,
other fractional rates sn fourth. oneha thres-
fourths q one centhn One pr cent npon he amount
proposed TO he exchanged must N Deposited Nth % hs
officers above enumerated whose ccrsaae q snch dape
scconipsny each propoaaL ify Ia fulflren
proposal accepted immediate directions vii "a
gwen " return such deposit SHOULD the propos@is vary
~ the provisions Of H. act OF tongrrfs Of this nosc
thes gin not 10 copsitfr~d
al under this notice must Ne sealed nsihea
the outside "Propoeah FOR Treasury Notes They win
be opened and AWARDED ~ iris DEPARTMENT AZ u clock
PHILIP " THOMAS
Secretary OF the rrsarrpy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26


r,HE BANK or TuF STATE or INV YORK Hss nv,
cyed the funds g Ray the coupons due Jan bonds
Of the state Of Virginia
d10n Q00 TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORT
Tltt.VUU cage, In or more surns 10 suit app-
cLt ~ real esatsn his city Rond. and mortgages pnr
story. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

A sSIGKEE's SALE or JEwELRY CUTLERY AND
IA PLATED Ware.-A " CRlSTAIAAR auctioneer. . Bow
cry WIN sell this day, 26.h inst =. u O'Clock large
sleeve Buttons Plated Ware GIT Jewely plated Tea Table
and Dease~ Forks and Spoons Table Cutlery by order
OF assignee. BY order of +. zTEGLER, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

LIOR sALE-rHR NEW SIRsT-CI.Ass BROWN STONE
high sosp House. known lss West Thirty ninth street
built by days work In the substantial manner; house
has all The modern solid black walnut stairs
marble hail. French plate glass In the windows S OO
5000 remain bond and mortgage for tsrin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

L,INB CLOAKs AT A STILL GREATER
REDUCTION IN PRICE,
DURING THE PRESENT MONTH AND THE HOLIDAYS.
We are now offering and shall continue 70 do above
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT
ENTIRELY NEW AND FASHIONABLE
LADIES' gLOAkS
Ever exhibited by us and nj . great
REDUCTION FkOM REGULAR PRICES.
CHARLES STREET.
No. AIS BROADWAY,
Between Broome and Grand strcels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF GR0CKERY, GLASS AND CHI
"A ware, &c, Ac-A W. CRISTALIAR. anctioneer, *
Bowe;y, VIII sell thiss day, 18th inst at l0a o'clock
nsr Sets Cups and saucers tea sugar and milk Pitchers
china Tea Sets Vases mante dinner and
breakfast Plates vegetable and gravy Dishes Soup ureens
Gobets Decaners Wine Glasses Butter Dshes and large
The trade respectfully invited. BY order Of
+ zIEGIER Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

CHEMIcAI. BANK, NEW ioHk, DEC. ~, ISn-rHE
" Directors Of this bank have this day
cared quarterly dividend Of per o. payab.
STOCK holders and after Wednesday the "a day ~ January
nett BY order Of q. o. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
NTiIZENs' SAVINGS BANK.
~ ~ avenue A. beswsea FlrSt and second streets
Open daily from a. N. II. n. anc from To ~ r. ".
Sin c~nt interest allowed all under $50 and
per larger amounts
Deposits Revived from ~ cents upwards
Al money deposited vii draw interest from the Let OK
January. GEORGE FOLSOM, President
SEYMOUR A. BUxCE, Cashier and Secretary.
~ HASKELL . CO. ST. I0vrs w.
We rcmiitine for all collections and rcmanoes
for Refer to
American Exchange Bank New York
II. :. BARRY, Cashier Merchants Bank. g. Louis
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. % WARREN
street Interest allowed II the rate Of sir
81 to So" and Ave per that
Open daily from 10 A. N. r n Also Nom
day, 1hursday and Saturday evenings iron 4 10 r. NJ
n B.-Money 20 loan d bond and mortgage.
JOHN CAsfREE, President
yASprasur l. BusroS, Secretary.
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND SDNoRrGAGB SIEVE
AVA raj Of from Sou elop Ncw York city pro-
rerty Apply 70 JOHN NcCLANE, l,2u Bro~dwsy, near
Thirty hrSt street.
MONEY TO LOAN UPON ALL KINDS OF STOCKS AEO
Iu Bonds that have market also money inse-s
IA noeags other good securities. Apply % g. FLINT
co. No 10 Wall street, second fco- room No !, frsmA
A. VI toAp. ".
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"A " G. EDEy, Auciioneer.
WINES, BhANDIES, FRuI1 :, SE6ARS, &c.

EZRA LUDLOW JR,
WIN sell, Thursday Dec "a at II O'clock At salesroos
81 Cedar street. opposite the Post balance Of the goods
offered Dec and ~ by order OF w. j. htaples assignee
comprising choice Sheres Nsderas Brandles Of
vntages Holland Gin SCOTCH Irish 1onongahea and Bour
bon Whskeys; Jamaica and Antigua RUNS Champagne Ac
IN boitles demijohns and quarter casks. Also Os
Havana segars Figs Raislns, &C The goods 81 frs
class and fully guaranteed and win be sold without
10 close the assignment Buyers for New Years supplies
would Id yell o attend
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RR w YARDS.


q = INV NRD.-fosT, ON MONDAY NORNrN0, ONE
III hue oval lsininr Or TN IN Fffh Avenue htgeen
snf third Tho Under VII 70
lsd W. above amount By returning 70 l. Narcotic Co. AI
fo.nh street
SolO rYwARp-TaR STORE OF TIE suBscRf.
I. sDVV hsr burgiariJuely entered the right ~
~ ard rods amounting % 5000 we're taken consisilns
~ tatnr, ttg yelS cts sk eoofs gloves and shirts The
abye at v Ne raid FOR The n the gpods
ABRAHAM J. lost lol Eighth avenue.
g1frrr u EisNtesDth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

dern brown stone Dwelling, No 81 West Twenty eighth
street block Broadway three story and high stooI
basement 20 feet front by feet by Two
thirds the purchase mortgage for i've
years determined 10 sell IL IL valuable any city
property and Increasing In value. Apply to H. GREEN
MOOD, rs william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

ANTHOLOGY.
Boz. FIDE AsIgoLoSJSr, 5HAT EVERY r. one
d your y as soon a. scu inter her room Madame wiso
the greatest as,roloss ,ns. ever was known she WI
Of Your whole NE Her predictions tina.
sr,s tle ma iaoash they need not fear for pracos.
nothing but via. is rcosceabe 70 pho.ophsrs Al .n,ad
has been known fail and twenty thousand dol
ssasms So si !. IN pos q ns
Be ealiS woadeffa woman 10 ksn street ss,ssen
Srs.Sn and s:nSn streets over mo bakery Aa'ss
"A daughter born with caul and fi Of foresight tells how
ser h"usht. Zee Is eenss ia Luass street below Hous
on. oenucmcn not admitted
MADAME RAY, s0 SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
ns .s, her ps.e She ,ss
your very thoughts lucky numbers Losses Ladies Is
To LAprEs-xRs. EusEBIA xuyRoE CAN BIZ coE-
an, 18th Day and s -ysnns for ss
WHO WOULD NOT 90 wHFaE FORTUNE Is,-eo
phs,ss ,he sss Of All anu san0, % ssceed Can y con
ia,sa as o. ' ~ a. s a1 "a s
heal H. wesh who viii reIaIm drunsa and unf .,efu
ss genuine Roman and a." Irssian aismans Tor low,
Ss iSS s az his a % na
S aae, son1 ~ ssSn cn nsh ei sy rssr
i.-n- Eensl s.I.r.
do7 GRAND STREET; THIRD FLooR.-NADAME
III NlDIER eiaivoyant and gitted spanish laiy m
v.s the mysteries 81 u,utiy, ye narae absent tricnd
skn pfesbes Easdcu os an diseases, ieln ucsy
lers property lost Or -..ien &C
DENTISTRY.
RrT1cIAI rrErn-BEhurpUL AND suBsTAS.
ia S snss on pd r., sss s0 81 n s a i@a ana ana
Er.laeied shou1 the leas, psn supeer h,ne Filling =
tween Teah and Eleventh streets
hrs puRgIN ROUSSEAU CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
40 srre ior temporary or e,trnc.u where ARTIFICIAL
teeth Inserted All operations warranted satisfactorily
80 tena suee'
j.. GKADrsrsD SURGEON DENTIST,
Between BrOsdsas and sls,h avenue.
NJ = GRIFFIN a BROS, pKyrIsTs, So $40 GRAND
sef, a or partial 4 Tssh .er .npr~vcd s,n,sphe
sesr ratser SO s.d SIS plases 80, X r,in .,s
sasrt, bone silver Or IN - ca Teeth
pAINLKss room EXTRACTION, WITHOUT rHB
~ 81 ss o. ,nS "
M he painless ss,rsen q issh and smps eslinoui
si Z Tie i.%s s e s g :. S s s =
saisa q sre s ss a asm ~ se Win ~
MILLINERY, sc.
A MEXICAN MD FRENCH M11IINER1-TAE EN-
N tlr. Millinery will BE- offered NJ crafty
reduced sock and make for spring
p,rtaSous g Mrs wN SIMMONS. sT broadway.
FuHs rrss yvns
MINK NrFFS at eJ. worth ga
MINK vICrURINEs at fit worth fla
A choice assortment nissrs' aud ehuarens
FLRS. cheap - suit the tlmss.
y J. BENSON, 3ig Canal street
Opposite wer-er
MfbAsr = sovaRir, ;. stfFcxER s-aEsr ~
Ni FORMS The ladies ,hnt she -. 'gs recevsd 10y h
asottneri In every syl,, tsp~ Cofut- lowers
R0uueN and tiJeuterie, from 10 ufss boases IL IafR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

Dbl KAPPA sTGMA.-THE BiENNIEL CONVENTIONS
Of this fraternity will be held at the urn Avenue Hos
Of York. December y, ~ 10 A. NJ Orator
cooley OF fea ,hapter College Of New Jersey Prince
ton. Poet Albert ~ slape, Of Epsilon Chapter Dcninsou
college, Carlisle, Pa
DFMoyAI.-s ARoNsoS HAS REMOVED FROM MA
II old estblishmd, No q sixth svsnue % the large new
store 10 of Twelfth ~hirta
opened with large and beautiful stock OF Gents Lac
dies and ChildTens ~ vnishing Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

NJ. MERwIN, AvCTIONEER.-BY BANGS, MIR
IA. win Co. Irving Buildings, No. 594 and SEQ Broad
way THURSDAY evening December ~ at ga O'clock choice
illustrated English and French works library editions OF
standard books early printed Volumes &C For particulars
catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

WIN Writer'S, AucTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
w at halipast ten o'clock, a. corner Of Houston and
Oyster and Drinking Saloon,
Bar and Fixtures Beer Pumps, Oyster Bar Tables, Chairs
aud Lease Ol premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

Ao ono worm Ov GENTf.EUSs Ngw AND
5C.UOU left 90 clothing wanted for the Western mar
sbe money argc sna ots ~ calling a. Tire store, n
nddfes sing Wu. walsh. Al Censrs street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

A s. RICHARDS ArcrIoNEER-50o CASES BOOTS,
~. Shoes. and Brogsns a, auction, by RICHARDS
NnlIING, Wednesday, December 20 at ios O'Clock at
No. ~ CORTLAND comprising the usual variety
winter goods Catalogues on the morning VI sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

yVM. Writer'S, AUCrIoNEER, Will SELL THIS
w day, O'Clock AT i5i Canal street. all the Furni
tu~, &c, Of family breaking up hogsskeeping: Sofas,
rocking and other Chairs centre lining and Tables,
hand Piano damask Curtains Mirrors velvet tapes
try three ply and other Carpets oclohs Bedstead hair
feather Beds table and bed Linen, Blankets,
spreads dressing Bureaus Washsands Toilet China Glass,
sverware Lounges Chairs, Tables, Stoves Kitchen
Furniture &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

4 GREAT DTwANp,-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
n Wsned large quantity " OF Clothing furuitnrs
CARPETS and Jewe.iy g,sIar,ee % way he ses prices IN
Seyeph Avenue between Teen Lfth ami twenty 18th
srses BE punctialy asteDad TO- Ladies attenoed ~
Mrs A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

NOTICE In hereby rivea
IN owners of the Lots Al
described in the foregoing lis2.l
ted In the City Of keokuk, Lse
and State of Iowa, whose ~,
mentioned above, and al q
tsrcsted, that said LoAs 90 ]
hare been assessed, and 49,
thcrson, for tho year 1890 ! [ 49,
mated In the above lisk,) ~
Council oi said City, M NH
ment be made Oh tho taxes -
and ALSO all costs, bskors the r.
OF November, A. d. 1870. r
Lots and Lands, or 70 m1ek +
DO necessary TO discharxs -
and costs, will be sold ~
aforesaid, ~ the MayesAe 7
said city, between Tia or
O'clock A. III. and S O'aleok y.
the sale will b. coutinne
day until the sale ~ 1
G. q. G3
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Passenger Arrived

Ia steamship Ad,iate from Southampton and Havre-wm
Cousoek and two daughters the RE- Rev Bishop Potter VIM
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Del he Rev sad d a
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G. Dosnee and lady two Sisters of the Misunderstanding
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wife T. Nugneaux, j. LoTimei Y. Rian
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