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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
STATE OFINDIANA, Marshall Coun

~ Al l. IL VIZ INDIANA, Marshall CuuD-
~ II sS1n the Marshall Circnit Court Ausrs, tern,
ls6' Hnr tB Prrshing William q: P.n,~r.sy-(,,.
paint ff / issue ExecuIi.n.
Ihr dr atn IN the above entitled will tax. no.
tice that N fir -ronl dsy term Of l,. Mar
ia CT M Co IT., to ir ie AZ the h.,- n Plvn-
o;ih or tie s'~nd Monday lfh day of -.-u-s ;sas
ia paintih VIII move the Court FIR leave issue ex.cn
'o, ce~sn jugmi returned in sai. ,,r, on ~.
day If February, lsi against allow. nam a a N
danf FIR S91 IS cents in therein peuny ,,.r. n,
'hia T. Brown painiG and William g. POM
ros defendant, aud unless the said d ( n.- arr~.r
the eio IN person hy attorney the b. hcard
and determined in his ai~~ucr.
A. c. Cap ON, Plsintif' Attorney.
A,iess, ii. r. PEESHINc Clerk.
M---h II County G. &.
Il. $50 By WV. NJ KENDALL IeD-x
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
REPUBLICAN
MASS ENTI0N

The Republicans of Marshall County, and all
who, with them. ere opposed to the ccrruptions of
the present acknowledgements to the mod
ern and hsinous doctrine that the Constitution
ries Slavery into all the Territories, the enact
ment of a Slave Code by Congress for the protec-
ton of Slave property in the Territories-who are
in favor of restoring the National and State Gov
ernments TO their original purity;-who believe
with Henry Clay and the fathers of the Republic
that Slavery can exist where except by force of
State laws and who are opposed to the further ex-
tension of Slavery, are requested to meet in Mass
Convention at Plymouth, ON
Saturday. June Cd, 1850,
at o'clock, P ", for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Treasurer. Sheriff, Coroner and
Surveyor.
TIE citizens or thc several Townships viii meet
separately at Plymouth, on the morning of the
. Convention, and determine for whom the vote Of
each shall be cast. EACH township viii be emit
tied TO its relative strength in the Convention. &c
coriine to the number of votes poled for the Re
publican candidate for Congress in 1883. The ap
portioument will De fixed by the Conv ention afte
it Is organized. BY order ofthe
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
The Striped. Pig .Outdonc.

Inc latest and. most successful dodge ever per-
petrated, lately tanspired mt Worcester, Mass. A
Philadelphia ale and beer manufacturer notified his
Worcester agent, Joseph Hill, that he had forwar-
tied him l5J casks OF ale, valued at 81 900. Mr..
Hill telegraphed that he dare not remove it from
the cars, last the city marshal should seize IT, in
pursuance OF the provisions of the Massachusetts
liquor law. On Saturday some Boston parties ar
rived in Worcester and sued out a writ against
the Philadelphia manufacturer, who was perfectly
good before, and placed the writ in the hands of
sheriff, who Immediately carried it to Mr.. Hills
premises. and appointed him keeper. Ii is doubtful
if the case comes to trial.
One Of the Most Prevalent, and che same
time troublesome and painful diseases that attend
thu human flesh, is the Fever and Ague. For a
time the medical world have been contnu ally bring
ing forth numerous specifics for its permanent cure
but all without effect. DR.. J. Hostetter an expe-
renced and celebrated physician, has succeeded in
furnishing the public with valuable preparation
for the Fever and Ague. The steady and increas.
ing demlnd lately made for the s'Btters,' and the
universal success attending its use, have made lor
it reputation unsurpassed by any specific of the
kind. For the cure of the Fever and Ague, DIR
Hos etter's Celebrated Stomach Btters must and
should claim superiority over any other prepara
tons extant
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. See advertisement in another column.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
pGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs,

Ind ne .t;, o,,r, If Sfer ,,fosfypfia,. has established
for it reputation which the host of limitations aud oeun
ferfcirs sed teundermine. IL Is positively Nese
table preparation, with barely sufficient pure spirits 70
preserve it. :
One Dollar.
1t is medicine of long tried efficacy for Purifying
the Blood, so essential for the foundation OF good
health and for correcting disorders OF the stomach
and bowels.
Two or three doses win convince the afflicted Of
It's salutary effects The stomach win speedily regain
its strength, healthy action Of the liver, bowels
and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed
health DO the quick result
For Indigestion,
Try BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For Heartburn,
Try BGrhaye's Holland Biiters.
Try BGrhays's Holland Riitsrs.
For Waterbrash,
Try Berhaye's Holland Bft.ers.
For Headache,
Try BGraa,.'s Holland BiIterx.
For Loss of Appetite,
Try BGrhaye'x Holland Bilttrs.
For Costiveness,
Try BGrhars's Holland Bitisrs.
For Piles,
Try BGrhayes Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Aaec-
tons, it has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial, and in others effected decided cure.
READ CAREFULLY!
The genuine hlshly concentrated Berhavex us'i.nd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
OF INDIANA. MARSHALL Conn

~ fy, ssh the Marshall Common Pleas Court June
Term. ls0. Georr Flcra Martin Asrsr,-0n and
proceeding in arfachms MT
b. IL known that 7fh cf February. in the
1862 theabove named plaintiff by Reeve capron his az
forneys, filed in the Office the Clerk Of the @s
Court his complaint against said DEFENDANT in the above
entitled and afterwards affidavit
person that said defnan l. rcsidenf Of State Of
iina said defendant is Therefore hereby notified Of Tire
fling and cndeney Of said complaint against him
unless he appear answer enr thereto the calling Of
said ra'ise ON the first day Of the ne, term Of said Court 10
be begun and held the Court Hc<e in the town Of Piy
month"; on the thirl Monday i'm June next said COM
plant and the matters and things therein
alleged, will lie heard and determined absence
Attest, II. r.. PERSHTNG. Clerk.
fuay IL zst3 By WV N. KENDALL D~p'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of an
~ Order Of Sale i,rd by the Clerk Of the Mashs Conn
ty Circuit Court and 10 directed in favor e1sn<y
Bradley John A. Burnt am, Henry Lab sherman
Finch and Peter keiscr and sgainst Ml1ee fse soen
c. Cushman and Fuacis n. Ty>er. ~ - - fun.e
Sale the Law dirrfr The Court Heuse door IN -
town Of Pynoufh. MsuAeu oOmey, Andhns>en
SATURDAY., JUNE .. 1880,
Of IA i.1 re n nad proGis tern net exceeding
seven yes1s 80 following desib<d nd estate IN san
<ounfy e. Mnnisah, and State - indiana fo-wit
Lots (z, tlr~e (3 SIX 81. o. Q0) eleven
Q1) = bAock e(ls In Iyp<r (t1y Msrzhen c.<ns In
Pulies and all the Machinery for M.nuf.csurine NeQ
Bafreis orercd = b sod ~ the court 20 ae1h $50
gage given BY aid defntrn1 - saia pia1ntins 8
II the rents and profits of ynzs yin - I'll -
sum sufeisnt e s,isfy I'D n1sssst 60 ed
sale to the high<iav b5feF ~ e simple q I'D ~
estate al fhs right le ~ Interest q the I'D des
o \. BARNARD. Sheriff NC. ;
= 80 7~ ne &10zN sz 3 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
sA "A; JUNE 0, Iseo,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. m. ocIak r.
Of said day, the rents and profits rxcerding
seven years, Of the Believing dcscribd . estate situate
in said county Of Marshall, and State 81 Indiana, toxif
The xef half and the spuast quarter Of the norhc
quarter Of section twentynne - in fo~nship thirty
three s;l north Of range NJ cast containing
huTdr d aud twenty acres more OF lees.
II the rents and profits for years Of said real estate
will not sell for sum sufficient 10 satisfy said commits
sol interest costs and accruing eo~ss ia e the
the fee mpe Of said al estate, III fhe right tile and
interest Of the said defendants and the <ane
much thereof be necessary satisfy said first
toned writ.
O. NJ BARNARD, Sheriff
may L. 25f3j Narxha1l County,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

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feet washed.
There were seventy one Japanese on
board the Roanoke. one ofthe original DEL
legation having been taken i'll at San Fran
cisco. and left behind to be re-conducted
home. The seventy-one were So lively in
their movements. and so excessively om-
nipresent. that their numbers seemed mul-
tiplied at least seven times. AT every turn
ant in every corner. Japanese appeared,
always smiling blandly. and making sort
of effort to Indicate good fellow ship in
some mute manner.
A few words in English would put him
in the best possible humor. which he would
manifest in few responsive syllables OF
Japanese. by the interchange OF all OF which
sentiments Of perfect reciprocity were es-
tablished on every side. They showed a
great deal Of concern when Capt. Taylor,
who had been with them ever since their
departure from Yeddo, and who acts as
their guide. philosopher. and friend, an
nouuced his intention of going on shore.
They were tranqnilized. however. by the
assurance Of his Temperance at Hsmp-
ton Roa.ls. - q 4
Captain Taylor and two other officers
of the Roanoke, in additinn to the before
mentioned journalists. came up to the city
last evening in the George Steers, whose
captain, IN spite Of bitter ronghness Of
weather, which reduced everybody to =
state II dilutien wholly incompatible with
naval Or newspaper dignity, succeeasd in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
A UCTION SALE OF IMPORTED AND CITY MADE
IA Furniture. Bronze aud Parian China Ornsments and

UCTI0N SALE OF IMPORTED AND CITY MADE
IA Furniture Bronze and Parian China Ornaments, and
sell this day "wednesday mer cling at l0 O'clock all the
Ase furniture No. 20 Yes. Eleventh street This will be
oruay Of first quay furniture and
they will DO well 70 attend every article viii be Did without
The furniture IL Of nrs quality and made by 3one
nspes Of broAdway rsrors three solid SUITS of
slip covers, fine Velvet SUIT Armchsrs inception Chairs
satin medallion sptcue style large wood Book
elegant BON &c kosc Marqusere elegant Etc.
sreBdr Rronze Fgnres Of Europe and America,
Canterbury rosewoo aide ard cente elegantly carved
Grapes and Frs bots lad,es Work Table two
500; Parau Figures Pandora
fhaepe French Clock splendid f-,p Figures OF
suhjecs-Husic aud Painting, Cavaliers Jewel
Boxes Card Cases Glove po1es with VA ety OF spendd
Consoles and splendid ,ornnes to match lsrge parian
Groups di,io BrrDgss, heavy Lace CURTAINS Frencn
shades corner e-geres, twelve splendid On Paintings
hh gold frames Carpets Ruts and Foot Benches magni
four faIoote heavy carved legs one o.
and add Music stand Diaiug
library FarnuarsFIne extension Table, Bullet,
splepdif dinner set OF s tea and breax
large qnapuy OF cut and engraved 6l
henan 90 engraved, such sob It's WlGes, Chal
psgpes lecABers Preserves fruit and celery ssndg rcn
silver With desirable OF ivory table Cutlery Turk
ish Chairs Lounges Second third and fourth
furnished with solid Bureaus egyptian
srule tops, washstanos Chdonefs, Wardroses to .th
e 1ohio Eedse sds pure hair Matt esseA oster
Pillows Blankets Quits Sheets I'm Lace Curtains TO all The
tapestry Brussels Ingram Carpets. Also maboga
walnut Furniture ccrsssng OF Bureaus, Wash
sAnds Beostsads Crios feather Beds, Paiasses Work
root stands CorDer stands oval sod Glasses
Clocks Rocking Chairs STA Peos soa ooto Chars
Coal with all the basement Furniture such Crokery COOK
tm9 uterslls, Gc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT PUBLIC AUCfiON.

WEclCOLT6 w. VIII sell no morrow UhurB-
day Jan ls a. O'Clock he rich Furniture contained in bs
es Of Seventh the catalogue Of which
400 lots OF elegant paror dining and chamber Furn
ure cold in consequence Of the leaving city
sale VIII be posiye and perempsoy Conaisng of beautiful
rosewood p,ror Furniture covered In green gold
brocade and blue and gold4 medallion; made 70 order BY
Wears Leurs 6aaiz Of Broad way Turah and recepou
Chara n o9ust and reps; solid carved rosewood centre
sofa and pier Tabes with stauAry marble
top Neeeres danssk lace Curtains; Elegant carved
rosewood seven octave Pianofore magnAcen Instrument
made b. Cooper velvet and tapestry Carpets; two large
e console table and coInces velvet mosaic Rugs;
Der OF valuable Paintings among which Land
scspes: Historical and Agricultural Views Home Scenery
&c. AL richly framed costly 8ronxes representing scipo
and Hannibal. with varous other classical and historical
pa richly decorated Marble Groups and Figures French
Lounges three rich Bronze and Omoiu Chandelier
lures, DC.
DINING ROOM AND CHAMBERS
Extension Oak Dining Table French and India China Table
Cutlery, SILVER Ware, all Of Rogers Brohers
ture urns SAVERS spoons, FORKS Ice Cas.es
Sets Cut Glass 6oble.s Butter Dhhes Preserves Bowa
koulds &c; elegant Rosewood Dressing Bureaus,
bic tops And Commodss match superb
Bedseads ear Mattresses and Bedding with general
snt Of superior aud mahogany Chamber Furniture
Ha Chairs Tapestry Stair Carpets, Patent Rods &c The
Gale w be positive without regard 70 weather commanding
IL O'Clock PRECISELY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
spee Al sSle o. ART esss Wines brsadies Lqusrs Re

"A. Spec al sale Of st class Wines brsndes, Lque Be
a BinECKER SON 90 WIN sell, on Frkay, Jan n,
ssloek precisely tho salcsrosm No Sfse street.
broadway large invoice q pure qvsrs from An OLD
wAoh were selected by he founder ago. eompahg
BRANDIAA
Jar. Narte, HenDessy. OsArd, Oupny 4 GO; Fnos Gas
pa Co Ccguac (part purchased IN he LOndon DuckD;
aowe 6ne French pale aud other brands cases. dea
tshns u, and e casks IN bond
thkkklkS
Prom c. g. Campbell Co..; Jpo Hanris Nephew, Gen.
Ma Dubooc n Costello, and other favoshs brands.I
POkT
Prom Occkburn o., Martinez Taylor Co and oshsrs Of
-" WHISKEYS.
olansehiel and John Ramsey SCOTCH do Burh's Lord
Ieu lrsh do some very line old bourbon and AononsaAs
-, &c. ,,....
GahAst sllery Mousaeau, neiaart 10.
On jamaica, Grenada and 81 Croi1.
ALSO,
Some pure Holland Gin, English and Scotch A1es, &c.
6kG AkS
Abors 10000 q brands Il reres o.rSsaaa 0snss. &ss
u1AieA, n falacio Ia Iowa, &C., &c.
At l2L O'Clock same day,
large invoke Il English and French sngle and double
rhed Guns Waters and lea Trays &C., 70 close consgn
DsAt and without reScrve. -
-Four Duryea and For 9TH Platform Scales.
CatAlogHes ready ednesday.
MN calling attention to the above sale OF Liquors.
ber 70 inferior goods
SALE that article good worthy Of
nsn. The sale Will be without reserve 10 he hsheai bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN 1 CO., AUCTION.
"a EEkS.
III. day, WkpNEsDAYl

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
s.ssa y sixth snosso carved seven
AND
hesozs and crmciu velvet Oapes French plate
ssi sinns Room solid sl7erwars, China and
v HrsssT s' sS SssFii GRIFFIN Co., AUCTION.
Kkhs, have he honor TO announce 70 their friends
e ss ssss -
SS
r. Sn . 5hs ne .s, s sSs 70 BY
I'VE satssgues At the house on morning Of sale Drawing
sad e.
richest instrument offered At suction this rosewood
soln Cover secretary Bookcass ssin;
Sss ana E1 asd cs pearl IN ~
Chandeliers delabrss brackets. medal
frsnsS shsss
il O. Of s
Nom richly carved in solid r.sewood VIZ. two te.e ,ee
ss.; s.o sss.n @ eva Ssss
sy % %1 s s 'a aa osgsr r %
French plate mirrors aud lined with .atnwood; artistic
rey
X se H S s
hg Greunds MAdonps Spy from the celebrated painting in
rS ss S U II e John %
s original signed By The artist. Descent from the oro.s ~
rom fomps and equss .n aroups, crasAasTs
lsIfan s,osp Pau and Virginia. .o elegant painted
$i0 Paran msble Accordesn, Ausica Boz
Inherent bronxe Clocs, MONTH imported
Dressly fer he card and Tables
pssof copy Engravngs bsgstes Board oak Hat stand,
Chairs match Ocoh stair Carpet silver koda
CAsnkersTwo rosewood marble dressing Bureaus; do
Bedsteads ard Comuodes 70 mach: Armour q Glace,
Tables Wardrobes Table Mutt
Rockers hairs and Chairs covered 10 moqget rApes
Brussels Carpets spring hair Mattresses feather
Beds BsRke Bolsirs and Pillows, oval MIR
pastel Painting thoners Von) decorated china toilet
eets iurKah broca;el ains Upper
bers-Aahogany and ersmslied Furniture &c Dhtngroom
Sold carved Buffet ii feet Table Chairs,
Chns and Glassware conssng of cut and engraved
DseaAters Gobets ,hampagnes wine fruit celery and
ss punch Bowl care Prehers ruby and geld liquor Sets
pieces ,sold silver dinner and Service
silver plated Ware from iced Barton coffee Urn, cake
Asske decorated sAvers napkin hiDgs Spoons Forks ivory
handle Cutlery Of Heidseck. Oemuohns old
0ard Brandy vintage l 2do Scotch Whskey and Gordon
Cherry and barre white and brown also basement
ktchen stone and Woodenwar kitchen
&c. lei for sale. Inquire OF the
HoDeers A competent person viii be attendance To pack
aarto soods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
DAMAGED HARDwARE.-JOI

DAMAGED HARDWARE. JOHN E. VAN ANTwERP's
IL son Will sell Thursday, Jan. l9 At 10 O'CLOCK IS
William street the erre stock Of retailer damaged BY nre
and water consisting I'm part Of Hand Panel and Ripping
New England Cos Butts Strap and Gate HINGES Sad irons
Augur Bis Braces ladies' Skimmers Gut Nails Globes
Lines &c Also ivory, white bone and Table Knives
and Eork1 &c,. he TormA cash-cuPrent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

g. RICHARDS, AUrrToTEER -AssI0S SEES SALE
"A. Of Boots Shoes ana Buobers by Ri0h ARDs WHIT
me Wednesday January Is At lU O'Clock. at s:ro a
OsAnct comprns the entire stock OF retailer also
French goods sale poAiiye. CssA,gues
morning Of aae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
MLIa Ar AUCTION.

y. BLKEOKER, AUCTIONEER.-u CHOICE HAR-
L. lem Lots II auction A. J. BLKeCKER, SON co /,
ssn q Friday January ~ n II aoek a tAs ksrshAas
1DGnnnge.
O. a Svsnus-S Lsts sids between l2oA and iaeA
u1BoooA
q sveaus-s corner q l2sh street, choice Lots
On R6h streel lOA nOrh Side los feet "a
% l1tA eet4 Lots south side i05 feet west "a
YAs above lc from their poson being oppese he sesond
AveApe Railroad depn1 And The Harlem river must
constant Improve In value and suitable for either hotel
stores Of any kind Seventy cent remain Tor hee
yeaya
Mana a. NJ No Pima street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
DANiEI 4. Mathews, AucTIoxEER.

~ LAk0k SALE or WIkEA LIQUORS,
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEoAR4, DC.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS win sell Il auction tn
day "wednesday at O'Clock at their spacious saleaoo
Cedar street, opposite the Post onee,
OO genuine Havana and domestic eegArs compriBg
Operas. Conchss Concbs Regalks London Regaha, Mlar
Communet. Prensados TO- al Of well known and fsvere
brands IN usual packasea
Ako,
An assortment OF fine old Wines and quorS comprising
peri sale and dark Cognac Brandy prime old Port superior
Old Malmsey Wine, imported schedam schDapps Old Swan
Gin Ramsey Scotch Whishey Harvey malt do &C. Also
choice brands Of Champagne vzPicnc siery Mousieux
Cavalier &C. Also. to pay advances 10 baskets Heidsck
Champagne. Catalogues and samples now ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

~ g, HORTON 4 co. AUCTIONEERs, OFFICE ss2
" Hudson street Will sell by public auction Tuesday
ne oath inst the premises m M $50 and 80 East Twenty
sixth street large quantity Of Pig Wrought Iron
and wrought Scrap ron wood and iron Patterns wooden
iron Fasss and various other articles Of house
and iron founders The sale will 10 O'Clock
Catalogues viii be furnsb on the day Of sale BY
OF kICBOL n BJLLERWEl.L
Truateks for Harmed A RutherY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

TOHN P. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIONEER-f75 CASES
81 Boots Shoes and Rubbers aucuoe Thursday Jan.
H. At i0H o'clock the Of r. Co. IS BECK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
CEo H. SMITH, Aucr1oxEEa-wILL SELL rms DAY

GEO. II. SMITH, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS DAY
" "wednesday January 49, at two O'Clock p. r.. 444
Canal street. by virtue OF personal or variety
OF household Furniture Bedsseads Bedding Chairs mahogany
marble top Bureaus hue rosewood Chairs Looking
Lounges wadrcbes also The Furniture and Fixtures
saloon splendid Counter and oyster Stand. Carpeting OIL.
CLOTH large quantity Of various qualities Of Liquor Bar
Mings Chairs. Tables Sofas Uemijohus Gas Fixtures &C
large number OF good hair Mattresses grass
se chairs Bookcases Lounges and Bureaus also
quantity OF imported Liquors. Champagne Segars.
Goods must be sold without fall at any price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
DENTISTRY.

A RTlrlCIlI BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
n pvt in While cor requiring and giving no
pain schnr teeth shells be 81 ed with Rooms
q the dsooterer $50 Broadway 81 Thirty 5s: seet
No.eonpetlcn claimed with cheap operators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

MORTGAGE sAL8-BY VIRTUE or CHArrEL
M mortgage WIN sell ct auction Wednesday, Jan H.
u o'clock at 18th street between Third and Fourth
nuea harem, Eve parS Rolls n Rollers and Frames,
large pair Rolls Roller and Frame; largo Lashea
Fixtures; two small Labes And res Machines for
euut springs two toms Cast s
o. Wach springs two Of Oo sprh1gs; lbs tons anhe
cite Coal; Ten cords wood &c Il STANLEY, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
nAvID SCOTT, AUCTIONEER
- THE LARGE SALE OF vALUABE PROPERTY
IN JERSEY CITY

DAVID SCOTT, Auctoneer will sell ct public auction this
day Wednesday Jan A 1880 q. IL O'clock tAe pre-
mses the ten new bck Buildings Exchange pscs adonfnG
ihe ery Also viii be sold after The above ~ desirable Buh
ng Lc Tor priyae reedsnces and manufacturing purposes
Al whn i've minutes walk Of he ferry. Ierms aooonno
dating Sevepy i've cent Of the purchase
bond and mortgage for term OF years.
Rare chal Tor Investment In Jersey CyJersey City
TIE great Chicago The East terminus OF tbs principal rail-
yoadsJersey City has doubled hs population within the
i've yearsersey City has the best aud cheapest
N he Gnsd satss-yerssy City better nTbor than New
CiyJeney City ferry the best In the woridLow commute
tons to ty proverbAl for ~ heahiosss
No houses 70 let In Jersey Cast but not New Jersey
has been snnesed 70 the United States Sale positive
and further particulars inquire Of The Auconee
Is and 7S ncntgonnery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1850
BALES At AUCTTOu.
pRowNB NICHOLS. AUorIONEERs. - NASSAU
10 strs ct viii sell
FRIDAY. JAN. 70.

pRowNs 4 NICHOLS. AuOrIoNEERs, - NASSAU
10 strs let, VIII sell
ER1DAY. JAN. 70.
A 10Y o'clock n he brown house No III We TWENTY
second street. between Seventh and KighA avenues
An Ne gepteel Furniture contained In sad house. eoaaenc
Of wood pArcr Sus Brasse and ingram OArpe rcse
wood PAnofsrte bier Glasses Slabs and Brackets rosewood
Tsblea with marble card Tables Curans Coracss
Lounges rocking CAAs music Rack din rom Turnitpre
sxtensisn dining Table Bub CArpea - &c chamber fur
pure dressing French Bedseads marble op wash
sands, Chairs Beds Beddnd &C. Ae together WIN resd
kitchen Furniture with which Ae sale win com
uence Tia above furniture has been but six month";
and u IN perfect order.
by w. O. JEwKrT, N2 BROADWAY NEAR
y Lnerty thursday, January 49, II A. n, continued
Friday 9TH -Four hundred lots COMPRISING $500 Engravngs
and Paintings illustrative Of prominent events and tho leading
men OF thu country and Europe Also hires Bcrptursl org
nal large Oh PAlntipgA
C0NsrA ELES sALE-GRoOKRIEs, LIQUORS ETC
HENRY GREEN viii ssll this day. II 0x o'clock, ~ l0z
Whsm street, The stock OF Teas Coees SPICES Currants,
kahns AimnndG Nuts Olives Chocoia0 Pickles two hAx
RES Of MoAssea Sugar MIL boxes Of Pipes Picked Bal
mon four boxes Of Plug Tobacco 1900 Segn Also
thy Of Wines BrAndes and Liquors. In cSzks and demohna
WILMA, GLASS AND CROcKERY.--THE ENTIRE
" stock above goods contained In the No 80
CAthayina will be sold TINS at 10 O'Clock The
assorted Faniies and otheys II Tho above
goods win fnd this sale well worthy Of their attention.
b. h. SEIxAS AucticneaY.