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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10


wapslls, Louisa Co., Nov. Z. 1880.
G. DunnAn.-Rsaarns from al Ne towHahips
In Cannot vary much from the oaseial
Liaoolns majority, $50
Curtis and State ticAst about he same.
Frenoats najosity In 1864. ISL.
Klrkwoods majority, 9os. 4e
{ Eight 4 tvslve n. Supervisors
Yours, Jonn HALE.
0skaloosa, Nov. z.
FauxD DunRAN-1hs Republican majority in
NshaskA county b about so0-may b. more,
possible . few votss so-Lincoln and Carts
about even.
Ivia SOD yea ~ oalci.l asurss When
Ia 49, 800 .4.~ <. ssissS 81
)sxs@tsly, as.s5 @. nsAasaIsx. III
ee-ssse 0skA1oosA, Nov. I'll, 1850
n. HAWK Hn:-sir: Mshasks county has
givsa Nseels 81 nAnlin COL msjosity, unofa-
eial h s0slal rsesms win not natsrially
alter The agsrss. Col Osrtis Vim have from
70 10 more than ~ tisks
Traly yoasA ". T. wnllAxs
zs~-- sisovazsr, Nov. ~, $780, a8
DsAa en:-SaAcisnt returns have been re.
- = sasisfy = sAas cid Keokuk has zone a
- M re;sritv e. IL nanuhso.n t;cket-
ReuuAlNa sain ia 5 rs ! as q .ssea
Yeur. t,r,v @a.so n r.r.y
e CO.. 80 -. - -. ,a.o
Q. DvuuAM, Hsq.:-Dssr Cir: Republican
81. n - !. ~.
'- -. j., $500 -. 49,,
a eg ~ ss.s ts. 81. 80
- 'A' Sos' ~. ~"
-. - = - = . - -
49,. ,o 800 60, 10 -. =. sax
"e@s' wv ost'D la~
= = -.
sss.s.s A.. ~ sssa'y es'ar. he departure Of
vhicA indicate najstity for tAs Repablica1
etasa tiskst % u cousey Of about lis or 100.
Cuetis russ fsv votss shsaa Il IL ticket, and
his majority viii probably b lsk win give
ron fen ssturas to-nosrov. ~ ys.9
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q qe8 ss sssr -. 80 -.
9s \. Ac 49, - 10y. y issO.
!.ne D.slAs;-. nssss e iafosn yoo gen.
s,.., :. y - A.'s s.'.l.d sa''
nsioriss & = g. 4 ~ 90 as,srss IA a..
80 Coaaey C,ssk 81 - Board i p.psryisor.
tws~so 90 Cob m bsAisd - t,ctet in hi
svs ssv.Aip slthsssA - 81 allsAs Zen vetss,
abose -. We ~ - vsn atsded WITH III r.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

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= go. -. - &C. - Nskr
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60 ~. I.
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11on Z. az - = - 4
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viii - called and h Iynsc. S-s -
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80 $500 so ne Astos H. ! -.
e..- s.pIaoss. Iscmas Dsnis
- 2 sAiSd - -
44p9sgs II II %
To PfcPelIoe 6lohe osyivo1 Nv ~. g.
ifom B90alW an9 s1poodeS 49, ~
0Selock, Wills lsyine u ~ Ia,S ~
nambesing IS ssppeosd . = - -
Bs9t Wtlsoo II engineer. r
-, and SogS knovn d l. killsS
nard e Este, p, fatally iniur,d 49,
SeAa Meydea, md Mictee3 o. tr..
c., Barnes, clerk q IL - ~
1isbury we're blown into ~ - Ae
Mc6's Stoddafd lst mate. Olnrsas vsss- n
kolie and Gsrnsn. nana ,uh...~ ..s
Jured, but win recover. Total ss~k., y
VII probably rsaehlJ. Bost 80 y
49,.
Great enthusiasn ~ a. ~ Acg:l
ing prevails over. ~ e...n 49,. " 4.
Nearly every store NM hc.ss = -
rsSD GGssces ars hsilsi.n,,v ;r,r.. s1a
Of - guns . henx a. TSa -, -. 49,
are oue in goodly numh~,. -
are burning. ss sssA l11
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4 ;o;n. ~...,,.;o. Sos1eA 7 O No.
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| ~, " 49, "-ss - .ss,saay y saA Cessl
49, - = csssae ests
| - - 49, '.,.''.is ano pfspoaasen - El
s"ce 2. tne State. n Burss wG.g !
no'ass 'ns 5eason mt mid scsioa -
PsoMP', immediate snd unqualified -
~ ~ uee, - 81 N case o. Lincoln's eleA
~ ~. nGyee, - y, spoke me- thsAas
ceusion in case Of L'ncein's election j
'oaioWc0 ~ osnes pFominens Carclili2
| J....-;a.
The RenuLlic.n in,,lee nm s,..:.. Ia
n;ftpnt .fssir Ahont IA s..x 49,
processior. The C.settc Co.'S -
lbuud;nes. and several pri,,,s ,..:sg
brilliantly illuminated ponsre. - M!
canaon airing. r. The vorl;.s ..1
several hundred -four barrela fsy.;.s,s;i w
coopers Of lanSaela 4 Cos aAan-k-
forv
~ .stees III
n rr.rL nar....a .1,...
and Nemnhia r.;I,o.d 80 ..so,;I.S.s
49, - .. ...Isa.,. U ~ \. a..On:eeM -
s-0us1y ssOgpnk une uam - -
- thn trnnhle mon :. - -aa.I..
ave men ma tied Ill b.rd, ~ N. --:
~. - !. $500. 49,. u s-1 1922.
-e- ..s. . - -
told him tha. i Be did not le.,s - |.
might expect further maltreasnsat Ed
r0rfun afelv f0r IL anNerry 80 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

SAD ACCDons. -LynAn Persone sndl
Persons % Biddls STREET. aged nise -
running near she corner Il Jelsses ail
streets, with one Of bis pantaloons Doehs
witk powder And matches. ~ nstrAM "a
- pswaes, whseA exploded, bssnhg ~
vary oofio1s1y fpsD ths effects II ~AA -
on S1sday evening Is II o'cleek.-lGsd
Free Democraa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

BoLD RoBsxRY AT BANK.-Tn Philadelphia
on Thursday, boy was sent to the Bank Of
North America to make deposit. The deposit
consisted Of check for 81 900 on the Union
Bank, $500 in notes Of the denomination Of &2O,
80, $5, and SIPS in specie. The boy proceeded
to the bank, handed the specie over to the teller
to be counted, and laid the book containing the
check and the notes down on the counter, just At
his left hand, while he prepared ''ticket" to
hand in with the deposit. While engaged in
writing the ticket an individual came close up to
him and asked if be knew where the Common
wealth Bank WAS, At the same instant (ss is sup
posed) slipping the notcs AMI the check out Of
the book When the boy turned with the ticket
n his hand, the book lay where be had placed il,
but the check for 81, 600 and the $500 in notes
were gone! So, too, was the individual who had
accosted him. The $l25 in specie was safe, hav-
ing been counted BY the teller Of the bank. !.
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&
A JUsr REsuKs. One Of our citizens just
returned from trip to New York City, relates
the following and vouches for its truthfulncss.-
1t is certainly just rebuke to the clustering i'm.
pudence with which the Southern are eaters
have been endeavoring to intimidats the free
people Of the North with cries Of secession and
disunion. -
A merchant from the State of Georgia came
to New York few days since for the purpose
Of purchasing his second invoice Of goods. He
went to tho establishment where he had been nc
customcd to buy his stock, the leading member
Of the firm being Lincoln man. Having been
invited into the counting room, he soon made
known his business The New York mer.
chan. then told him that he would be glad to
accommodate him, but he wished to settle up
tho old score and declined1o ssll any more
goods to him on time. This Of course excited
the blood Of the Georgian and he demanded with
the usual Southern bluster, to know the reason.
The merchant then told him that (the Southern
cry was citizen Of one Of the States which had
expressed IN intention to secede from the Union
In case Of the election Of Lincoln, which latter
consunmation was quite certain, and that being
the case, Southern securities would not be worth
. straw 10 the North, which was sufficient res
son to decline selling goods to Sousherners on
time. ~ "a @
) This position assumed BY the New York mer-
chant Of course created much excitement The
merchant (and Lis example 10 followed by other
prominent merchants Of the Netropolis,) still
persisted in maintaining the podtion At hrst as
sumsd and the 6ery soushrons are in great
stew. VIII they secedei
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

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spaess es'sEa -.. - -... .lssil#s
RusAsxAres CAsir.n 81 BuSIotAn a u.
rslrss1io - Serppujouely rptiaht clti,sn. did
e1a4 "a rueSol -. - 1880 - 8 ler1ve
ih1I1Iv rSsoecssSi,: - ~ - tISs - ~ 80
4 Irse IN Il I iuet1ry. Uf36h nbpoant6a III ~
s1r6fPent vcel1h. 81 q a n fslss
iftee III death. 1 i &. n o,rhcr. fb1n& enhooe
- b,rsu - kev q vRisA ksviAe 800 iliasl5v.
nd. shoved tkot siuee 1919 - Md III sIe M
U - nxnert hurrlar .HaVsrr eln2rratatl " Can.
~, 81 consinusa NJ jaulsas trsds M lat ~
hean9 IL oekxufe 0f a 500 n French coRn. h
/ IN Canaaa With g, OO0 Of ill-eosten esdn.
N rsmenhsunce IL one. at3eass. i1sonk slSoos
Who suffered ffom hls wrongs, sse1ns . have
haunted his niud through life With yiyidncaa
which cireunetances nor IL lapse q dino could
impair: for hy m inforrnal Vii M heaueafhed
eieht HUNDRED dollars q Nm Cr.ir---s nasna
which occurs slao IL he rnanuecript ii cipher.
ehoueh other nertiea A. II M inatance aneci6ed'
Lat veei - arene visited Ouebec and a,,c.
eeaaal in Radinv twn II NJ Clr.l~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10
A Nrw CoNsrrrUrIoy ror AusrR1A.-The Pa.

A NEW CONSTITUTION FOR AUsrRIA.-The Pa
ris Pays contains the following important news:
eve are informed in manner almost certain
that the Austrian Government has resolved to
effect serious aeforms in its triple system--po-
litical, financial and administrative. The EN-
peror, well advised bv the Archduke Maximil-
ian, whose liberal sentiments are well known,
and also By old councillors Of the Empire, from
whom he was estrangcd before and during the
last Italian var, has caused q c0nstitution 70 b
prepared, which We are assured has for ito basis
the elective principle with all the consequences
flowing therefrom. Il ID thought the Emperor
win promulgate this Constitution shortly after
the Warsaw meeting, without. however, the
realization Of this great political act being 10
any way connected uith the results Of that inter-
view"
One corrsspondence says that the new Aus
trian Constitution will greatly resemble that
yhicn prevailed in Traqce from 1880 to l84S.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

TnK ELEcfioH RKrua1a-We confess We can
Say but little IN relation 70 Tho election news re-
ceived both from home and abroad. The tri.
umph Of the Republican party 10 complete and
overwhelming throughout the whols Of the
Northern States. The Douglas squatter sover-
eighty party 10 sunk down beneath the waves Of
political damnation, hook, line, bob and sinker.
No further comment ID necessary.
The reception Of the news in Burlington was
enthusiastic. The Republicans gathered 1t head
quarters in Grimes Hail. end - each dispatch
brought news Of largely increased majorities in
every precinct, ths Han rang with their joyful
acclamations.
We have no disposition to exult over fallen
foe, and merely mention that the faces Of the
Douglasites have grown 70 such an enormous
length that they can hardly be recognised by
their ffiendA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

)
The rec Of Little Chants il no morsl Jack
the giant killer, whe has been closs on the track
Of the Little Giant for months past. has nabbed
him at last Tuesday, the eth Of November, A.
D 1860. Jack made the fatal seisure, and the
"myaaderipgs,s (as our early aboriginal survey
ors had the word.) Of the Little Giant are DER.
We had supposed that Jack the Giant Killer wis
amyth-a nursery tale. But alas for our DEM
,ocratc friends, and the race Of Democratic tilt
tie giants" We 6nd him to be verity-a reali
y. And now we know that wherever and when
ever there Is Democratic little giant-there
will be giant killer sfter him-generstions
may pass away-yet We know that Jack only
slumbers in his ease, and the smell only Of lit
tie giant is needed to arouse him to instant ac-
ton and unerriDg pursuit Brother Democrats
We feel for you upon the sad demise Of the lust
Of the race Of Little Gianta And shsuld you
deemit proper to assemble yourselves together
in solemn conclave and express your grief in .
series Of resolutious-solsm and sad though
they be, nothing would crafty us more than to
publish them to the world for you.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

CER1nIcArRs WARfRD. Several leading Dem
ocsasic politicians were traversing the city yes.
terday. attempting to secure certia Of e.
sponsihlc parties that q. G. Cole vas really .
candidate for Congress in this district
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

The original banjoist, ''Old Joe Sweeney"
died at the late residence. of his father, in APP
pomatoc county, Va, on the 27th ult, at about
the age Of 4S years, He had travelled extern
sively in Europe and almost entirely over the
United States, and enjoyed probably . greater
reputation than any other man IS banjoist, hav-
ing been the FIRST white man to introduce the BAN
10 to the public.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

& @ Asa y. Wagner, : revolutionary pension-
e.. died recently in Ashland Vermont q the I'd.
vanced ass Of ITO ysara
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

a. A Boston pcdlar. named Hernandex, re.
Gently shot at and manned . Mis- Nay, one Of biz
employee, and then shot himsel4 s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

The Jacksonville (IlL) Journal states that .
pair Of fond lovers attempted to elope from that
neighborhood few nights since, but the young
lady having forgotten her shawl, ON returning TO
get il was caught by her incensed mother and
tied to the bedpost Tor the next tweve houra-
Ill he was tired, went of alone and disconsolate.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

IrEx--. Where, oh where 10 ths lordly par.
tyt "Ans, DonS know.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

sHF7187 fAWN3EEW.
OF. 9lgAhVt1Dnsv. C. O. Mnnes. nsnA9del
AnnuA. CT ~ r, Z. ChaRch, ALsa1s HAAzA6
- eDanly, -, v MAn1 ASn vAnDSK1, &rs
so4ney. asHs N
u Dsn1axk CoarsgaE,saal CAueA, = en1gG
Oet. aesA. " Rev. n. 4. KlIsa, Mr.. =.
LoW3, 10U0, - 11iD 0AnAn .. 1g11xD, sfDM
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

The Republican jubilee this syeaine ~.
nificeBt affair. About $50 toseke, a I
PROCESSION. The Gazette oshcs, ~
buildings, and several private rssilrn.s
brilliantly illuminated ronfrss ~ w;
canaon airing. &c. The vorAing ~ l1
10 40 uncommon large Que; il = eeur.'i
several hundred -four barrels, fanishsi Y
coopers Of AanAGeA 4 Co.'S aesn 80
tory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

no BRrTnB RESIDENTS AND OTHERS HAVING IN
"a busneS In Lcndfn other pGts OF he Unle Kinr.
dcn q Great britain undermined hsvns stuied law n
0e uce Of meaw1 RifchAn. uslrvmpis urxke socto-v
10 Parismsnt street west;apser Krsland sad hsv.
tecdefs hh eervcea professions Advis>r y. matter
requiring knowledge Of Kngsh law and rrsrce in ~
ccurta Alsc nkes charge oasims for collection vtskr
ns urisd.esion q Her Mslessys Court. ABK RAsTox
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21
THE WASHINGTON MARKET CASE.

THF WANHIfNIUN HANkkT tASF.
SsTT 20 -7he Mayor, dc 70 fdyi0r and Brcnron-
The application for attachment In this OF
tempt not proceeded with the city put In
possession Of the property under tic order Of the Court
yesterday.
TIE GRiDIRoS RAILWAY CASE.
The motion for perpetual irjuncton M this
postponed IN the absence Of Mr. C. oConer counsel for
dcfensants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

A LBEsT hokTIMkR GRIFFIN 4 co AUcrIoNEERs
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD riRkITURE
AND WORKS OF AIT

A
AND WORKS OF AIT
%, on s DAY , s.l = q lS ocScs
No West siieenth street bet. finn s,th avenues
re osed !, auction this season Ihs pnars was ali mads
oerdsr i9r The ssen! by those cssor.sd
Ion. Catalogues at the house on morning Of saie
Elsgan, Drawing Room Suits,
Rare and costly WORKS Of Art on Painting. ov .m,..o .,.
ormolu and bronze Chandelier. :
Dresden and seyres China Vases, -
FRENCH plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors,
soud oak Bufe, and Table,
Ruby and Crystal Glassware.
Rosewood chanber Furniture style Louis xrv
Books Ell cravings b hseis liner LISsn SscSovs
xsgpiacsn. rose WOOD S ~ octave Piapofor.s,
rbe rchest narumen offered season. carved
Sl sSSd al %
leg made By city .iss and fully French Goth
hy and soos case Beis De Eos hsrqussers Cabinets dys
ssseis and medallion Carpets Mossc Rugs French plate
sT marble .s and srS. ms,s
IL two sa r, s
crpon carved SOLID ,o.sxsod two sss ssss Sofa: Re
pona and oval back CHRIS; so.sxood Centre Ia
marble top lined With mirror mir, door, s and bach
bg and
artists Assumption vlrrn Mary from GRATED paintings IN
Hats and Chairs MATCH velvet Stair Carpets silver kods
Oncloth Chsmbers-Wton and ingram Cavpets rosewood
marble top ing Bureaus Beditads and Commodes Ar
meuI~a Glaze, Toilets wardroba. Table dc Mutt Couches
hockers and oval hack Chairs covered moquet hair
sprn Matt bedsesds, Gather Beds Bosers Pill
lows hrors Pastel Paintings decorated china Toilets
brocate Curtains de- Upper ChambersMahogaDy and
elled Bureaus Bedseads wsshssands Sofas Rockers &c
aaf
viz DecaIiers 0obets thampsgnes Lemonadcs Vines Ca
RATS Preserve Celery and Fruit Stands Finger Bowls PAr
On marble srd ruby Punch Bowls Liquor se gold band Din
let 200 pieces; rich decorated Tea Sets ~ pieces solid
silver TIA and Dinner Sets sverware Cake Baskets
ivory handle table Cutlery Spoons Forks napkin Rings &C.
Also general assortment Of and itchen Furn
pilnre. 1erms OF sale, eash IN banksble money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

A MEXICAN EUROPEAN AND WEST INDIAN TX.
A rress Ncs ard . Broadway
Cre door from Wall
Fsessges sni fsrc q AZ dssrEcns forvarded " evsy
r.aner y ~ paris 81 rursre the West fndes Africa and w
ne overland route " the gss Indies Ctins ard Ansraha
80 . p.cursd TRIM purcpe Ard genera ssency bssnsm
ensucied % he mcs, eqrii.n terns -
koNrRrfoRx EDWARDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

IRISH wH1sKEys SCOTCH wHrsKEys-sprcrAr,
fcce-l have IN stock large supply Of Irish wits
ley frporsed into Boson Ausus ISL aso Il pnncheoss
ysr IN terdl Zoe Scotch wkiskcy, steamer gssrnw
lure E The above itivey oidss, and Gn.ss
whshey- N New york. viii be cod pure; spd resp.~i
Aac osorus Port hcsuet Ccot,o Brandies vnis n ie
70 iAs fine Wines, Runs. oina Teas Sc,
"a. b KiRK % rulon sresl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21
United states District Attorneys once.

SIT 20 Geo. =. Reynolds Was arrested, charged with
having stabbed the second mate of the bark Acme.
John rv u also arrested charged with attempt.
ing 70 create revolt board tbs vessel while
saeus, Island Of Cuba The accused was committed Tor
examination
The savcr Kobe found deserted the c,sst o. ciba
ordered 10 be sold by the United States Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

NOTrCE.-eEIDD UUARD-1HE MFNBERs Of i'm
xN Skidi Gusrf and al lhose wishing 70 becse meDe~s
sre bereby rouied 70 alter mees'9 and drl NJ frnHD
usmed rompsny mssss every rritAy svsnnG oelock.
unsl further notice. b order, r-ou~u $500,
MrHx. snAuursv ssereArT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

ucTror HorfcE-DArrM A. MATHEWS Auc
fssssFfosY SALE OF TO. AND 70 ror Buoorss
BrTfyR, srHULrz MATHEWS Win seil Il auction
This rrdsyl At O'Clock. II their saiesroom, No a Co
dsr street second hand top and 10 cg
Rurrs rod asd depot wngcua for two o. four perps
RorAawAy, &c. &C., al bull IN ~ vey bea mannw -
warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

U COTTON. AuCTIoNKKR.-LAR0EA AND 0ENrKEL
a.sorTent q Honsshod rnrnitnre Of every kind and
snre furniture % large house in Brooklyn and removed
Beekman street IN this city, 70 he sold this day Sept 81
At 10 O'Clock The above furniture made 70 order Nay
and most OF really good embraces rich paror, dining
gether WITH marble top dressing bureaus French Bedead
Centre Tables dining and extension Curtains very
old OH Painting BY Guido and $500; Hall Cha patent
spr Beds IN any quantity with Mattresses and hrturcs
complete Aso China and Glassware, table Cutlery Kitchen
Furniture Ac Catalogues early this morning l0s
and also II - Beekmsn street. Sale perempory
mr. tht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

nAY BOAT yoR Albany AND rRoy MAxfvo THE
~ usnnl iand1nga The aesm~r DANIEL rREw leaves
fsturdsyS 4 a. h. -
NAY BOAY ron wKSr POINT, CORNWALL NEW.
~ burg Miscu and Poushkeepse : ne rsau suN AIIDA
och sw~es aad arriving - rcushkeepse u r. M leaving
Pouehkeepae q p ~. returning W the city Al lNP N
sse soanecsous PoasAheepsA Basssxe rNnas~rs1
FREE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

DRY GOODS, 60.
OPENING Of PARIS FLOWERS, Of the finest clsm Il
r.. MACrs Also. very FINK yxArHRRs
Lsdies visiting our sose viii zee some a the
FINEST FLOWEHH, Roses. Buds Hnd GILT GOODS, Ac
That can DO obtained in this country.
OPENING OF SPLENDID RIBBONS.
our f M.Ss bFnuTF1L siBboss = We suAse4
1Uk rlLL s7YLSs AND FASHIONS
SIS 1aH *. ss s Il
SUPERB RIBRoNs.... 60c. Masy'ssH PARna cx
- sorsnenss a RRAL
HIGH Colored Rtbboua la French Flowers b
high Colo ed Ribbons. !. .l2c NEVIS In this eoun.
try. They are not only
6ne but got up with a.
quisitely hne taste.
EMBRoIDERIKs ard nns LACEs opened yesterday
SPLENDID Wells in many varieties opened Yesterday
HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDER VESTS opened ysster-
day.
LADIES' snd MISSES UNDER CLOTHING in great varis-
~, opentd yesterday.
LADIES KID GLOVES The best g cents opened ysssr
day.
. LADIES' KID 0AUNTLErs ESQ., &c. and 81. opened yss-
trcsy.
JOB LOTS Of various kinda Of IDS, bought
CHEAP to clear the esiire lot viii be sold In lots 10 suit
purchaser" - s'He"' Low PRICES
Store 2oa and FOG s.h avenue one below
3. II. MACE