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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-01
MANHOOD,

no" A"S5 EEkW Ao" "ss'o''1.
Just Published in aae.4AzI oScale' FIRE 'epe,
ON the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure Of Sper
udtOrIhUa. Or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Ncr
vOusnCss and Involuntary Emissions, induc!nG inpOiar
Cy and Mcutal and PHYSICAL inCapaCity, by lOEiGRr J
ClLVrRN ELL, author Of "IIE GHEEN Ho0H, Ser
~ G wOridrcrowned author, IN this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his owi experience that tie awful
COlavqueGccaol sclfabusc may be c~frctGally removed
without Medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bOuSles, Instruments rings or C0lIiuls pointin4
out Il mode OfCurc at once certain and %cfIGCiuGl, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be
ma cure himself cheaPly, privately and radically. This
Lecture VIII prove a boon to thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, postpaid, on receipt d
two post &c stamps, by addressing DIR. c. II J. KLINE,
VI. d., 80, first Avenue, y. Y, Post Box 1856. licb3C
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The Rcftorotivc is rGt up in bottles OF 3 sizes, viz -
lAkSc, Medium, and small the small holds ! a pint, and
REALS inr one dollar per bottle the medium holds at
least 20 per cent more in ptorortiOl than tie small, 70
tdliS Tor Two dollars per bottle the large holds a quart,
~ per tent. more in proportion, and rctais for three
dollars.
o J. WOOD& co, Projectors. ~ Broadway, New
York, AMI III Market st. 81. Louis. Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists aud Fancy Goods dealers.
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T"'" ''' I"VWTV "'"' WTI'T
HeimstrcCt's Hair Restorative


AS eVi encc OF the increasing popularity OF this coIe
DRAFTED Kennedy AMI proof the most convincing that il is
he 9Niy liable article manufactured for ~restoTin: grey
hair toits rural color, and Increasing lis strength and
beauty, cory the following from the Saratosiam
II NEVER FATLs.-Ihs most satisfactory results are
ALWAYS obtained by the Use Of %Iieimstreet & Co.'s In
imtablo Hair C0loring or i!esorcative 1t is the oldest
preparation ofthe hind and has triumphantly won for 1t,
self the name "I>IMIrABLE' in snita fall the ATIEMpr
ED limitations which have followed its introduction. The
long array Of naIcs in our advertising columns oftRose
well known in our vicinity, who have used it viii com
Elcic success and commend it in unmeasUred terms, is
Sufficient TO prove It's real valIe ard is intrinsic eycet
leEce. We commend il to our readers.
Price roc a bottle. Sold everywhere,
W. L. HAGAS d CO., prorrietors, Troy, NJ. y.
SMITH ". llOUGIlTON, AGENT,
MANCHESTER, Tenn.
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Farmers SiouH VjSt.-Onc Of the
most important duties of the farmer is
TO visit his ncighbor. BE n~cighborly;
be social; let our social feelings make
them grow; so see your neighbor; aud
learn Of his success; exchange ideas;
confer with one another. II our far
mcrs would do this, if each farmer
would only visit around his whole
ncighborhood once every three months,
a world of good would be accomplished.
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Monday, April I'd. 1850.

upona credit oi one. two. and three years. the
house aud lot in Winchester which II. f. Rob.
crtson died sized and po.scs-cd-tarting the
biddings therefor ut 800.
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Land for Sale.

Prudence VI. PyIant,
".
Bluiprd Pyluut. cl. als.
will offer %iorsalc, to til" highest bidder, at
the Drro. iIous" in Tuiiahoma. Tenn, ON
Saturday, 18th day Of April, 1860,
on - credit OF one, W and three years. lrycpp-
S5i cash, ~ a"ro- Of land lying near Tuliat
homa, in Franklin county. Tom. The biddincs
10 At ~ 81 per acre. Bond and So
clrity required Of the purchaser, and u lien re-
tanned until III purchase money i. paid The
land will be surveyed and a map exhibited on
day Of sale. II. Il. ESTILL.
- ND Clerk and Nias,rr.
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know an educated people who were
not grcaty Do you not want to see
rising generations enriched with inte-
lectuaI lore, Tncn embrace the pres
cnt opportunity for securing III your
midst an Institution from whence Is to
flow II stream Of knowledge that VIII
drown forever the impntatlons OF tho
North that we Of the Sunny South
must leave our own cline in order to
procure men and women calculated TO
teach the minds orthc young and 10 dis
5cminato wisdom TO cnquiring minds,
1t is not Il matter Of dollars and cents,
and you might weigh ten times 2l,-
00O in the LscaIo with it, and your
money would be a. sounding brass
But, we tel you, that UuiYcr7'ly
mN ncrrr b. bJiH UnIo,, wc c&hjDi,
some IltIo appreciation Of the Treats
uro about 10 he poured in our laps. We
heard one ii the .~tr)n"'., opponents
Of the tax admi, the Other day ,la, be-
wyuId on,,gsc Il no NOR. 1.-The believed
the University voaII hu removed
While W.. wonder nj tie principle that
must ocluatc his o]pplsiuon, we tell
him and all others who oppose it, little
as the taX ia. it is the key 10 the lock
and if we cas, the key away we loose
the UniYority. when Il certain gentle
man once said ,ha,tLc University had
hcon loc,,cd onougo rcm,Io who kpcv
mo-, how f. ar,rn,ia,o il. many Of ON.
,.,,l, l.o,, ;,Jio,,,t anal oo;..
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THE ONLY PREPARATIONS
WORTHY Of
Universal Confidence and Patronage.

NGR STATE HEY, JuG GEs, CLERGYMEN.
ladies' authoritarian in all parts Of the world testify to
the efficacy Of Woods Hair Restorative, and Gentlemen
OF the Press are unanimous in its pruisr. Anew tcstimo
malls only can be here given; see Circuini iOi more, and
il viii be impossible for YOU TO doubt.
II Wall st., n Y, lcC. 20, 1853.
Gcnt'clHcn ;-YOur note Of The 10Th has Lccu received,
saving that vOu had heard that | had been benefited by
thcn." Of Wood's Hair Re'toral i've, and requesting my
certificate efihe fact if | had NJ Obj !CtiOns to give il.
award II to YOU cir'eri1sly, because thiU!, II due. Nv
are is so 'cars; the color Of my hair auburn, and Inclined
to cur. Some five or six years since ait began TO turn
ray, ard the scalp on the Gro wn OF IIy head to So its
scrsiblsity and daudruIf to form upon It. Each Oi these
dlSaEeh hilitlco Increased with time, anH about four
months sincea ion III was added to them, by har filling
of Tie top of my head, and threatening to make ne bald.
In his Unplc SAINT p~rrliCaneni. ! wCS induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative, mainly TO aIIcSt tie falling Ul
of my hair, for had really no eypcctetion that may hair
could ever be restored to its original color except from
dyes. was, however, greatly surprised to ind, after
the use o'two bottles only, that not only was the falling
of arrested, but color was restored tc the gray hairs, ard
%selSibility to the scalp, and tandmtf ceased 10 form on
my head, very much TO the qualification of my wic, at
whose solicitation | was in lucCd t. try it.
Warn .s.,Yt1,IH
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tB tN.sA LtVENIER.
To o J. Wood * Coz IN, broadway, \. Y.

SianastOD, Ala, Ju'yg2), 1859.
10 FRO o. Wood Dear Sir: Your "ilatr l'eStOTa.
tIve' has done my hoir so much good since commenced
the use oft, that wish to make known othc public of
its cl''ci9 on the hair, which arc great. A man ~ woman
may be nearly deprived OF hair, and BY 4 resort to your
Hair Restorative, the ieir will ,ciurn more bcoulim
than evcTi at least this Ii my Experience Believe it ait!
Yours truly, WM II ESEUf
! S.-iou can publish the above il YOU like. by pub
Ii'tihS IN southern ~ PCS you will g I, more patronage
suuli' see several Of your certificates in the Mobile
Mercury. a strong southern paper. ". X.
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EOnc day last Fall a farmer in Illinois
cradlcd three acres Of wheat, and that
night his wife, not to be outdone py him,
cradlcd three papics.-L0u. jour.
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N PRESENT. ng you with DR. EAToN,S INFAETILE
iCORDlAL, We desire to state It's superiority over cv
cry ~nostrunl thut nurse or quack has heretofore offered
you.
First II Is the preparation Of ~a"rcrular ph, NJ
clan, who Is well qualified from much cyperieic co In In
fn,ile complaints 10 prescribe for them. 20d.-lt Is
entirely free from %purcgolic or oliale ofany kind and
consequently reievos,by removing tue suffering Of your
child, Instead Of .dcalening its sehsibiliiies, 3'd.-lt.is
put up with great care, as a comparison OF It with any
other article for ~inflntile complaints viii show the
very roots from which IL is distilled, being dug up from
the forests under the direction OF DR.. Eaton, many Of
them by his own hands, i!h,--lt Is perfectly harmless,
and cannot irjurc the most delicate infant, anu Is o Ger
tain cure and %rcliefin al ltho following cases, "hlch.s
its chief merit over every other preparation, Wa
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS INTENDING TEElhlNGi
such as DYSiNTEkY, COLO, Ncj also, Tor sHItenlnS
the gums and re licving pain. For regulating The bowels
il is uneauallcd. For Cold in the Head 1t Is a sure l.,elic''
For GROUP, tic most fatal and trying of diseases, 1t can
be relied on with perfect confidence and being a pow
erhl nntispasmOdiC In oil cases Of commissions or MS
we earnestly commend you to lose 40 time IN procu'
ring il, ~Lastly-it costs 80 much more than other prep
uratiOns Of the Kind, that we cannot aNOru suCh long ou'
yertise ments as can those whose whole EXPENSE IL thei
advertising for the same ~rcnson,'lt commclds itselias
the most reliable to all mothers. IN all cases, the Ill
rcctionS wrapped around each bottle, must he strictly
iollowc d. Price 70 cents per bottle,
Sold .by CHURCH q DUPONT, Druggists,
M. 20, Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable druggists throughout the country.
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p " n
TIE TRUTH or lllsToRY'-pArrLE OF
New ORLEANs.-We have already men
toned thot Goncul John B. Plauche,
an o.tinoLlo oi,i,on n Now Orleans
~ .,nlI'
VINO ioNSht III JacNS'" '"'n'''"'''
battle died in that city on the ~ INST
In u notice OF his death, the Delta says:
An incident with which the name of
Gen. Plauche is connected has been
made TO the text Of one Of the most in
yinciblc errors thut has even crept into
history. / ia striking illustration Of
the difficulty ]ofarrcsting 4 false state
mrut which Lonucus 10 interest the
G,ncv Of mankind. Nothing was ever
more transparcntIy absurd than the
Idle, which is cmEolicd TO nearly all
histories, pocms, and pictures relating
io thc battle Of New Orleans, than the
assertion that the mound behind which
,jockson's army was entrcnchcd was
romno.nd If cotton bales. The only
,L,sit orthi, story was the nttempt Of
some young soldiers, in the rivalry
which snron"uu of,crthcy had occlpicd
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Prof D. WoOd-Dhnr Sir :-Ilaying had the mi>ior.
thne to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects
OF the yellow Ever, IN New Orleans in 1851, was in,
dUccd TO make a trial Of your preparation, and iowd It
to answer ~ HE very thing needing. Ny hair is thick
ard Glossy, amt no words can express my Obligations to
FINLEY 10 iESON,
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Monday. April ID. 1850.

upon a credit of one, two and thr', years, the
tract Of land upon which +. G.. Turner now
liyps. Also, two negroeS-onc woma and one
girl-the negroes sold upon Il crclit Of me nd
two years, Except the sum of 500 o.. u b.
paid upon the land and negroes. The biddings
for the land to commence at S23 Der acre-thc
bidding for the negro woman 10 at
SllC0-for the negro girl $500. Bonds and Sc
curity required ofthc purchasers, and a lien re-
tanned upon the land aud negroes until the pur-
chase money Is psid. III. X. ESTILL.
s5 90 Clerk snd Master.
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House and Lot and Land for Sale.
C.. +. Robertson.
".
v. +. Robertson. -. als.
| will offer for sale. to The highest bidder, be-
C,,., tb. f',trf h,-t-. I,.r t., NAiu,L...r az,
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TEACAEnS GOlNG SOUTH AN ERROR.
Il. Il northern paper we find the fol-
loving concession made in IN article
Of advice to those going South to teach
school. The exchange says:
a very common error obtains among
many students, teachers and others,
with regard to the 'S'dHdorF Of teach
ing required in the South, It + * One
trial viii! convince them Of their error.
* u 4 Il We assert here what will not
be denied by any n at all convcrsant
with the fact, that the standard OF
teaching required in the South, (othcr
things being cqual,) is really higher
than that generality known and de
manlcd at the North
The above fact ought to have gene
raj circulation among the people, ana
perhaps it might serve to make our
young men and women South patron
izc Southern schools instead OF going
North to institutions under the con
troll Of aboIitionists. In our blind haste
to patroniZc everything from the North
We have overlooked the merits Of the
schools in our own midst. There are
thousands Of persons in the South,
who 10 not properly estimate the worth
lf III, rnI,,lt iu,,nIi,t ,l,. ,r.n,I
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L and and Negroes for Sale.

W.
c.. X. Embrey, ct. ais.
| will offer for sale. before the Court Hous,
lnnr. In Winche.ter. Tcnn.. ON
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Prudence VI. PyIant,
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Sanford's Liver Invigorator,

IND by all respectable druggists throughout the countr,
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CHERIFT,s SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS, &c
Mopday bs day. at 10 O'Clock 1T sslesoos No iis
Nassau street., large assortment of Millinery Goods consist
ing ~ eas CAPE Hihbons Trimmings Carpets chairs box
pg Glasses Shsdes. 81: JOuN KELLY, sheriff
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4 LBTRr VI. HfCoLAY, AUCrfJ NxER REGULAR
~ Action sAe OF siocss sni banfs LbkRr MOO
Ian vii sell TIA lNnuday) Jon "a At IN scock AZ
ss .Ncs ssissreom No So antam street, Wall
10 shs mer. ksch Hans. AZ StcAosa Bank
~ Sfsoesnen.s Bank 70 arctic les Co
" fireman sFnnd 10 Z, rumb,aa Marine Ins Co.
70 commonwealth lnl CO. 40 Adri1tc Ip, On
o. tsple IRIS. 30 ~ R,-k =, an Ina n,
rs Hanover lrs 60. az Isnoy II. Cn
10 rehef los Go. 40 H,po lns 20
IA herebsnft Ira GO Mech n Traders rps 20
20 Metropolitan irs CO. 100 C,lc y. Paul n Fond an
6S New = m,'erdain ina Co. l.scGr - -
AZ Ports pu,h prs t,o.k Ga.
I295jf erwopl Copper N,ning Company
AND oGuawks NH. Is. mo,tgs per cert IN
r. homes
K~Y1 regular sse Thursday, Ian Is Regular auction
sa ~ of -tocss every NoGdsv add Or
every DAY re1,rsa i2la o'clock the sta
Ssesreom 81 than street he Aerchtnx hYeu age "a
and fs0Ads bougbi ard sod at
and a. III. Srok-rs Board AhB~Nf a Nj DLaY,
Stock ueio.. ~, BToker and ~,
b. william W. II.
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". hudson will cell Monday, Jan 2S NJ IL O'Clock
NJ sl the Eurniure contained To the dwelling house No "a
Crneby street. Consisting Of Sofas Chsirs fshes, Mirrors
mahogany Bedsteads hsir Mattresses Beddng Brusse
ingi Carpets ul Paintings Gas Fixl also
sortuent OF kitchen Furniture ~th which The sale will
Dlence Sale positive aud without reserve.
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I1EtRY Ii. LEEDS 4 60, AUCTIONEERS.
II SNsDscDt's FIRST ANNUAL SALE
SPECIAL and EXTRAoRDINARS SALE OF
OIL PAINTINGS WATER Goi.okS AND DIR sWtNGS
AT aHE NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN,

r NORA RTY, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Ct IT'S Chatham sausre II ie O'Clock Furniture from
contents Of liquor and grocery store good Liquor Dry
and fancy Goods &C. = 80
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THE BALL SEASON.

GERMAN LIEDkRKRANZ-THIS SOCIETY WILL
" hold their annual Fancy Dress Hall the City noy
kooms, Wednesday, Feb Is Tickets 81 to be had OF
members only r. SreEJGER, secretsry
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". B wEsTcorr Co. Aucdoaeera.

~ @. HORTON A Co AUCTIONEEKs oFrICE 3a1
VI. Hudson street VIII cell by public auction Tuesday.
ihe 2.th inst on ME premises rs @ no ad " sss rwsn.y
ard wros9ht Scrap Iron wood and un wooden and
iron Fsks and ohsr articles sns
and iron founders The wi At Ia %
Catalogues viii be furnish ths day Of by order
" RICHOL Il 6IllERwEui.
Trustees for Earned J. Robbery.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IL FAMILIES ARD coon Servants With FIND
n The la and hes' oce In the cv a. tbs Institute and
home i3s lih st. of whsrsg ID snsoos ere
always ready Also civil honest capabe servants waned ln
med,ately. y t . F..
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AIR. AND MRS @. vANDENHOFF BEING HONOEED
wi with nightly Increasing audiences give DRAMATIC
READINGS every evening this week at Hope Chapel ut
Dickens.
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DAWNBROKERS SALE.-JOHN MORTIMER WILL,
sell on Monday, at No. East Broadway, large asort-
O A. Goodman, 81 Centre stree
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NLEGhNT HOUSEHOLD FuRNrrUaE.
II AT PUBLIC ACTION
The undersigned =. ~ sail nm N.a,,.-,- =, ~ .

The Undersigned ~l sell Monr.y dan e. AZ II O'clock
nv caiognr, D. entire hezuil rnrnnura abd va
u,be SuIss OF ari conitinea TIE rsssnce t5l yest
~ street feS dotrs avenue Tn. yhe ia
for positive and perenPory sale ace,pt on ths nvnor
leayha the city and mast be rnnesliae,v Ths,
furniture OF the hnuee hes been ia
order worthy spec of
uinProm- sch silver coisur stand fruit es
Pitchers Urns, dining snc 'ea Service Spoons porw,
and WOW Cutlery rich French and cs,niap Cefnn
cry ssl ant amber ass W. errug ron safe; wlb eak
ors hes>ni snh solid rosewood fnrnnr' covered Ia
bjuSt noquet comprising p,.c-s with rursish Lounge
No'ta',e 10 mt'ch fun Suit od rosewood covered Ia
hme ard gold, % pieces with Extra Go,nc hairs MATCH
10th msde 70 oroer tso 'nontas m.sni-n octave r.e
wood rapoiore eesnt'v osrve, win modern
Improvement; four splenad nant-l ana pier Mirrors,
Nth console Tables and toru,css s1otbic
rosewood kegeres with oiate backs an d"s roeevoot
aud Tables -aod
lined Win 1atin rencb rsere,,re velvet and brussels
arprts vel Rugs and l.cs rn'ans Ssses,
Turkish chairs and Lounges three bronze orrol
besuutul ~ d collection of Work. ~ Arr
witch brou and marble OF veaus
Cupid. Prowehaus Buons-us easing Amsrei, i.uiher,
t.oujs Heb. and the Espe Joan &C., elegant
9us lava and dresden Vases Iiebe and an,el
and Uvns with other elegant psrlor Adoromerts.
nahc Paintings. Drsl landscape fruit g.;
chamber Fprntrre-superb ood dressing with
marble French AR3ars with mirror frop,s. wood
Recssads hair Mattresses marble Washssnds chamcsr
In wood Fo.are rocking hsus Tardrces with
variety Of elegant ch.rber Furniture Bedsead &C. sale
without regard 70 weather.
W. B wESTCOTT 4 Co Aucsjo,eera-
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DENNEYLvAEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO fHE WET
Northwest and Southwest
OFFICE, NO akT0H HOUyE BROADWAY
Two through trains leave New Ynrt -

fcees sofa arr iFt 81 contracted for AZ any otpsv
rute fttIOFf, psassnger sy.ni No ? is.o- Gon.e.
,sees GO, freight Aasn's NJ, Asto- Horse Nc Donald
BischoH sr',grsri SCENTS, No. e Bssery Plscs
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-
HET i sss sbsns Ell Ag? sssT
on sPscIh sSn 4s sA Is oT
'' At ahE SAr!csss . Aehsssy - o. DESIGN '''''
8 ~ As ~
WIN be 500 on he evening. d Jasss,y 81 and
he eoseea 70 be found Se WORK..
4rea Acssnsaeh chm Kosrmel fchessorer I'd f,se,
9.scIhSven shaver YIN hart hslriss ss;sns crow,
ososen a:Sss
Esnss bfaws opssy y souse
sha;nsS M. Cartel 5 Johnson Dix As &c: ''' 0'Aa'
A' w r. 81 sssq ssSsd W ss.'
r MoRnRTY, AUcTIoNEgR WILL SELL THIS DAY,
an wSs as 5. s .d ,s On
contents Of 9uor and grocery store come good Liquor Dry
PAwNsRoKER's sALE..JogS MORTIMER VIII
ment Of mems and womens Wearing apparel &C. BY order
RICHARDS KINesLANp. Aucr1oxsER.
RICHARDS KTSGsLASb i co: All sen on Tuesday,
lss Broadway The osSrs STOCK Of Hsrdwsrs,
damaged By roop water at the FIRE Green Hch street,
fhS hsesfss PasoSks States psss cocks wsd
&c Also ls hess light hand made mule shoes and Nails
~ sonday 5hangary at Y Sc9ck a, The xe.chants'
II e s'r =
niied states he sh d.s Of June 1888 70 koSt Z wright
for an improvement in the manufacture II Artificial tone
Dated January It, 1850. HENkY n NCQU0fD. =
Receiver
CHER1FT,s SALE OF MIrAINERY GOODS, de-
y CHAMBERS FAIRCH LID, auctionee-s. wiu sell on
Monday this day. at 10 O'Clock st her sslesoos NO is
Nassau street, large Millinery Goods consist
ing q Fails CAPE Rihb1ns Trimmings Carpets box
ing Glasses Shades 81: JOIN ELY sheriff
ITO CLOSE A COMPREHENSIVE INTERvsr-vaLUA.
bic Leasehold Premises Broadway fifty north of
trankin street to Re sold at auction to close
Interest f. LUDLOW Co will sell al public auction
IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange of New
York Tueadav jan 81 1890 the valuable ana eg,by
animated lessenod pre- nses 36s raaduav running ouqh 10
and fronting Cosnds alley Toe bniiog % feet front
and rear and no feet deep five stories high broadway
seven stories IN the Corandt alley
nearly eve wi the sidewalk in the has eurs.
" odeed and put 10 complete ling
business For urhsr particulars apply to the auconeers II
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W pnRrER 4 co. AUcrIOsEgks.

W. PORTER 4 ca. AUCrIos EEks.
octave feesioste ~e snpero c1nisliers
eish ishs IN .o'a rosewood rar9r Fnranms en- sa,s
yerss wih sss p.e ei.s- doors and e.cs ysa,nS ~
fo'S 'h"""@s zen eo os. sInPInvesR "'' "'
Nondag, Jan % at lu1s oOcss arecsey shah sell
with the eoe eleg and rich house
FnoT rSia siest west Of issb avenue a u shsb ave
Of e most rich and co%y description he elects Of privre
Tbs Parlor snrnnro eleven oclock precselycer<st
coorsa ssin viii sie sesers m.s1iGeot Tars sh sass
Chrs. r,cepion 1hais isd'es .ok fable ricay ielaa
VIII s,suary tps, rich wood gt In ericsson and
ss. doors ss ssa Is d hro, S p
large French plae %anei Mrro,s with gold frames
ace and Srocats w,noos ar,sns wits hen c"rass
run. iS, days. sssan: ,hsa Vases n Dora Of be
sh.sie ~, .sd ps S,,sss sea three ss
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SsIr suit 70 his Seny eGsss.g four a.rof
siv. satin win hess aud nss.sel CARED frames npor,et
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shch vii De feuna eSgeilsu of by old
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The eisean. instrument offered at public suction
itch s.cop sc,r SPLENDID esr,es ,ess eve..sans ess
name board richly iasi With pearl and solid pesr keys
ssned "nsn,s |" BE- foad rose a po rtS" "a esm
ss1 sna gold satin rcn embossed psno cover with 'bee me
dAn1Ss Velvet ranss,v .roe, in co,. ,rs.,. .o,a
extension Table ,ee al polished n be
marble top fancy Tables Mirrors Beds Chairs
hsr cloth rusa~ood Suits in ssn pieaes male BY
ss'h-r with ~ the russ crystal Ware vins.
champs rrmbers Gooe snd D-can,ers to mach rich
china Tea and Sets costly silver Ware yes and Din
Services, Savers Jake 3skes Sss-re Coffee ADD Tea
Drrs Spoons Forks LIQUOR stand superior Table Cutlery,
marble Pitchers Canary Birds
Chambers osy s'id rosewood add nShogany gedsteads
stsiuary marble Bureaus Washstan6a and Comm jss
match ~ hair Msttre, from 81 pounds
order and IN excellent condition. feather eeds Bolster
Pillows Counterp.nes silk and satin Beispreads haep
Sheets ingram Carpets bedroom mirrors Coc's tosi Tables
towel R,cks, Toi~, Sets Ocohs stair Carpe,s
mahogany cushion ed Chairs ckers Sofss
Reds Hail Stand ten and dining Tables gher with large
desirable IF Baseme. Uteasi &c &C. With
which The sale s The sale Of the above
wii ve,y take Uiace without
ces admitted in The sale those belonging the family