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The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

In MEMoaIAM OF JoHs v. WATsoS.-The
members of Union Lodge No., 4, of the I. o. of
G. 7. passed the following resolutions on Friday
evening, the 23d inst.
Your Committe to whom was referred the duty
Of preparing suitable resolutions expressive of
the esteem and respect in which our late w. ".
T., Bro. John v. Watson was held by the mem
bcrs of Union Lodge No. 4, |. O. of G. T., would
respectfully report:
Whereas, 1t has pleased an oyer-ruling Provi-
dence to remove from our midst our well beloy-
ed brother, j. V. Watson, we deem it due to his
memory to give suitable expression to the feel
ings Of sorrow which pcrvade our hearts
Resolred That whilst recognizing in the
death of our Brother, the hand Of God and hum
bly, bow to his will, yet we sincerely deplore his
loss as that of one of our most worthy members,
one who was always ready to perform his duty,
and who continually set an example in his daily
life well worthy our imitation, one who was a
true friend, faithful Brother and ever ready to
aid in The cause of humanity and in the dissem-
nation Of the principles of Temperance, Virtue
and Morality.
Rosolred That we deeply sympathizc with
the relatives in their bereavement and that a
cepr of these resolutions be sent them, and that
in token of respect our Lodge furniture be dres-
sed in mourning for thirty days.
Nef ada March 90, 1860
A. II. PARKER,
l.. W. WILLIAMS, Com.
7. W. LOCKWOOD,
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by Nevada Lodge No. 13, f. d A. NJ. :
Your Committee, to whom was referred the
task of preparing resolutions expressive of the
feeling of the Lodge, on the occasion Of the
D.. I'll.
fully report-
Wkereds, An All Wise Providence has seen
fit to remove from our midst, our much esteem
cd and worthy Brother, John V. Watson, and
whereas, a proper respect for his memory de-
serves suitable expression of feeling from this
Ledge;
Resolred. That while we bow with submission
to the inevitable decree which called him hence,
and sincerely and deeply depiore his loss that
of a warm hearted friend, and true and faithful
Brother: We have the consolation that the loss
to us, is gain to him, who has gone to join that
Celestial hodge above, where the Supreme Ar
chitect of the universe presides.
Resolred That while he was with us we all
loved him thai his raanly traits of charac,er
his ever ready sympathy, and brotherly atfec-
tions, endeared him to us; and that now he is
no more, the recollection of his many virtues,
will live in hearts till we join him in that
abode where we will rest forever
Rcsoiued, That we deeply and sincerely sym
pathze with the distressed relatives of the de-
ceased in this their sad bereavement: and that
n copy of these resolutions be sent them by the
Secretary, and placed upon the records of the
Lodge, and that as a token of respect the fur
niture of the Lodge be dressed in mourning for
thirty days.
CHAs. MARSH,
THos. p. HAwLEY,
NILES SEARLs.
Committee.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

THE yield of Gold from the placefs Of Yer
mont for the year 1859, was $1,000.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

Coon DIGcIScs.-The Union Company. at
Eagle Bird Hill, in Sierra County, have been
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

The Company consists of S. G. and Albert
Tenny, U. L. Allen, d. Gillett, and C. S. Baue.
The gold is coarse. The largest nugget weighed
Al Pretty good claims, those.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

STEREoscoPIc PIcTUREs.-The whole jour
sight of thirty-six stereoscopic pictures of the
Great Eastern as natural life, Tuesday.
A gentleman has them for exhibition about town
Two bits will pay for sight at all the views,
and it is well worth double the money, The
pictures taken from life, and true to nature.
Just take look into that box everybody
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

ES- By reference to the doings of the Court
of Sessions it will be seen that the spare poaula-
ton of our county are divided in their choice of
scenes and operations. The rush seems to be for
San Quentin and Washoe.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

Judge Haun proposes steam communication
eth China.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30
United States Baths

In the matter of Reports of Justices of the Peace in
and for the County of Nevada, as also Constables.
ORDERED that the Justices of the Peace in and
" for the County of Nevada, be and they are here
by required to file their reports of fines collected in
their spectiye Courts, with the amounts paid oveI
to the County Treasurer according to the require
ments of law on the first Mondays of February May
August and November in each year, showing the
amounts of seh fines applied in payment of costs In
each case.
An it is further ordered that all bills Of osts of
Justices Of the Peace End Constabes charged
against the County in criminal cases shall be pre-
sented the same time specified III the above order
and that such bills show ftens of service for
which fees charged and must be accompanied
with the affidavit of the party that the rs cor
rect and true and that part of the has been
paid.
By order of the Board Of Supervisors.
mchl6 J.S:kAMBERT. Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

SPIRITUALIsM-We learn that Miss Munson
the celebrated trance medium who has interested
the people of San Francisco and Sacramento by
her lectures, proposes paying Nevada profess
ional visit.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30
Ditch Propertyan Mining Claims
For 9ale.

VALUABLE Ditch Property and paying
mining claims at Alpha are offered for sale
on the most reasonable terms TO purchasers
The bitches are, now running water, and will
continue to do so nearly the entire season.
working condition now The property IL offered
together or separately, to suit purchasers
preference apply toA. CHAMBERLAIN, at
Geo, Lewis Saloon. Broad street, Nevada, or
u. A. HARRISON, .Nrha. j4-tf
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30

HARD UP.-A poor lone lorn' bachelor
subscriber at Omega writes us there are about
hundred and forty single men in that mining
camp, having good houses and claims. Out of
these one hundred and forty, one hundred and
twenty are thought to be on the marry if they
could only get a chance. Unfortunately for the
six score Of anxious SWANS there are but two
marriageble ladies in Omega and they en-
gagged. Our correspondent applies to us in his
uistress, and imploEes us TO tell him what he is
to do
The case of the hundred and twenty is n hard
one indeed. The only consolation can ad-
minister is, that when railroad is built to Ne
vada from Folsom so that the ladies eau come to
the mountains without passing through purga-
tory OF dust, the angelic creatures will flock to
the Standard of matrimony raised by the poor
bachelors in Omega. Go in, then, for the rail-
road and may squeeze be your reward.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30
Miscellaneous.

ANY person who will have an Ambrotype taken val
ued at $500, will receive two tickets, or
any person having Picture worth IS,
$50 OF Ss5, as the case may be, will
receive as many tickets every
dollar given, which will en-
title any one to chance
in the Prizes for each
ticket he she
may hold.
Persons in the country ordering purchasing
Tickets can re eiye picture at any time by calling
at the Gallery.
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T.
JOHN 7. HuNGERfORD 4 CO. A. ~ ~. g. -
ssturdsy al ne private residence "a West twenty siA
nssr 81 avenue sal@ conr eneirg II i0s oelork Ora.
NOON magnificent IN octave fis the rieheat lo
mrpt ontred Auc,jn this cgss ~
round corners oversrung tass lined with sslinwo inaa
Wiz pea,L nnshed all round fod pearl leys, ETY.
saen iuy guara nised French cloth Cover tool covered
=, p'eeaue rosewood 'snerhuv, secreaire ookcase
mr1ng urrx insd With pearl Eng ih Brssels medal
,MpeA mosaic Rugs French plate pier Mirrors IA, fla
nsoa and frackets two large Mirrors richly carved
an es hehvy embroidered lace Preach Sha1ea
ofnices Two magnificent suits Parlor Furuure covered
III hIec cOofed Satin brocate fisaqs desc atom
carved In solid rosewood Tete rete sofas Rscep.
10, and ova back Chsr oewood tables Grrcisn
IN satnwood mirror doors and backs Kings patest easy
>aNrs Pier Quartss ard Side Tsbles on Pantlngs by
W, Lfgrard Cole Egax and other emnert arti..s As
sump Ion Virgin Mary from the celebrated p.inng 10 lou
yre Pa, VI simm Scene, by Fingernage Iat stand
>atcb; vel ct Stair Carpets, silver Rods Ocloh
Chamb. ~s-W't and iagrnin Carpess wood mar
BILE top ain I'm eaus, Kedssads, Comma Armour A.
beck Chairs covered moque and spring
Mattresses Bedsprea feather Beds Pillows oval
Mirrors Painn decorated china Toilets bro ssi
Curtains &c Upper Oh. 'uhers-sshngary and enamslsd
Bureaus Bedsteadr washs. Nds Sofas Rockers 10 On,
Ing Kcom-kxenson Dining l>eies Is feet draw; Coaches
Arm Chairs elegant Sets erysas and ruby Glassware vz
Decanters, Goblets Cbsmpagnes, l<monsdes wines Ca
rans. Preserves Celery and Fruit hnds Fnger 10 xs
sn marble and uby Punch Bowls Liquor ssts gold bsad
I'd silver Tea apd Dinner Sets suverware Caters Cake as
tets ivory handled Table Cutlery spoos Ports Napkin
tiDgs 40 Also general assortment o. Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. Terms nj sale CASH In bsnxabe money
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LEGAL NOTICES.

v~O bEITfsA REsfDsrTs AND OtAxRa HAVING u
ga N~Sns~ m foudrn other pNru o. ne Urted King
~ or@aA The undersrpsf having alndiei hv "
~ ofos Of MeawA Rirrh.nn, D~vmple Drsse sScror~
" No. raynamsst srert wrt mnse-, krs ard 400 hsv
log sdmsu~d prscttc~ " Her ksi~mye VITA o lA~
s<<vv NJ ssvvc~s "a = rrresxrs sivser " =. rnaseys
requiring krowisars ~ gnglsh has .ut ~rscirs " sa
ursA A.o cisrse a. elsp,r fns collective
DE jurs~dkfcn n Der Nsie~yt CoIrt. ABEL p..srON.
suoe tsh,rd aool N y I'll aTseA Zen foTk
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J. RLEECKER, AUCrIoNErR.

y. FLkECkEH, AUCTIOfEEH
"A. ABSOLUTE HALE or 70 II ARLHM LOTS ON FIFTH
and sixth 30h lSsd, lSh and l35h streetsA.
BLEFCk Ek, SON 60, will sell At Aucuyu, Thursday
sep. q, At u O'Clock at the MerchAnts' Exchsnge:
On fHh avenues lots bet 1881 and 1s4th sreeta
op fith avenues lots bttwe@o lS4h and 35th sreets
On sixth avenues os on the Of l30h street
On 18th street7 los o. ITO feet OF SIKH
On ,.0h sreet-6 lou feet eas, II SIKH avenue.
On lHSt street, lots lao feel OF Fourth
On 1879 street-is lots 100 feet east Of Fifth
On lAh street-2A lots n. 40 feet Of Ftfth
On f3,h st. eet IL lets 01 feet Of YHth avenue.
Many Tie above lots the beautiful plane tho Fifth
avenue The depce o. chas Henry Hail kq decess
ed and the low es ses o Harlem the Vh
being sewered ard planted With elegant shade above
Mount Morris square
TIA GRADE OF THE WHOLE PLOT rs EXCELLENT,
TITLE PhRFEC1 AID TERMS LIBERAL
SALE POSITIVE 70 THE Hi0h Est BIDDER.
Maps &c, At No Pine street.
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On 18th l2h ava, 77th 7Nh 7gh sts booaytnr 10
the estate OF Frances Hendrcks deceased
A. BLERCKKR SON CO. viii sell 1t auction, Tues
day, Sept 70, 1T O'Clock IT the Merchants kxchAnge:
On lib N lots on ". .. between 77h AM 18Th sisl
On tifh ~, lots on " between 18th and 19th sta
On l2h Nv, lots on g., bet seen 18th and 79th
On 18th Az lots on 9 ., between 77th and 18th sts
On l2h av lots on the . corner Of 77th Ut.
On 71L 81 81 o,s and . between llth aud l2th
On INh A. ~ lots u. and O. between lib and l2th
with mapsion)
On 7?h st. "a los on Q 8, between lib an lHh
above valuable property has teen In The possession Of
the Hendrcfs family TOR and all egby situated for
immediate The land sopes beautifully 10 the river tho
water rEh which embracing front Of ~ blocks end
Ing 100 = west ~ l2h OF vsiue
sold In sectona 79h lu0 IT. wide, and opened graded
curbed guered and aged 10 the This probably
Of the ovees tracts for sale IN the ciY and u
the Of Burnbsn Hotel and adjoining the land Of Mayor
Wood. TIE terms will be liberal and large privileges Wilt be
alow ed purchaser The title unexceptonAbls one
Of tie oldesl the Island.
sALR ABSOLUTE
Maps full had No Pine street,
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wvHR uRxBEns OF FgIss DsHlr huyS AND LNpDER
ii f~~..cv No m m ~ all made - han w ~
sSrS 70 lire Ksr~p~s - hsr sNey 500 ~ :, nrsn 70
s<ve - sh~sr crfnlon tevtnur of b~rnA Mne
L. a. Ry,a vspo Cnun fwh9~ ks~scs q nnw 80 -shNNon
der bows and eshloed BY tn~ IN front q we Wv, ns
a~pssrn~ M 4 me bv thai they have seea, ceme'nnx
Strength. Unity and smp cI q co y Y, y 20 v-.
JAWS ". BrApy, sec-siAJ.
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! 3. .s :. s.SsS ps.s. ss!s t.s:
amid much epthu.sasn:-
ne <. s ss s & : ba !. .s
iAiivs 70 coayrsas from .h,s District.
sgs S,ssss:s -. iss:ssS A. E;sI:s
ArA rEnnInAnI xErrIx, IxLD Ar G.z
.s ;. .ss "a. s :. .sss: .
somnscss y and county omoss bat 'hose snsasiaS
mo- .'rs" a''' xpwAxD wuLogoAsr. Chairman
Joss ,. DxIzysE. escresA y.
DRECKTERIDsE AID LANx-AT a nKxrlsa ~
ssss's ss, ~ s ssss1 md sS.iss street,: On ~
sisy evsslss sspss9ses Hon wlsn Walsh received Ae
unAs'n'u' s'''''AA'S VILLAS Il ssLossr. President
~ ~. xs<.siy Dis.iis, s.uaas rrmasr.ac oosyss
F:,.S: s =, 9s srs. q a. s s
ware -ss sn.usy n9mn.ssd rs'rsssa' tbs Above az
se' IN ~ sen AAs"'fuo xAs nusRos Chairman
sc.. = Eo ..:. s.I sssr az, rsa ssrsArs.
XTH Assxn sLY rrsrRIcr ar A nEsnse oy Iss
q Nsslcusi Decc-s,ic Coayerns s~ ne tora ss,rnas
s..a,ss *; ssy I. rs.si ' lsss. s:.s
ss.M card ss s,ss 70 We en- *. sr s.s rssms.
seasssssy j. seventh .s'y %,.,, q =:
- an :. Ne s. bar .,,w,0
s,: ssss h 4 s.ss ~ is, rsa s, ss.s
6ra As.ExsLr 80, SosvssrIS s,sy ~
held No Auny street, Friday evening, septemnef "a
$50 fs Dc purposs o. nominating honest snd we xno
noxcu Mr.. JOIN 2. 0aw Wa scmin. - unsuimonsy
JAMES CusNtkuHAA, Chairman
ruowA A Ksxuks eecrvtAsy
rTV ARaRmnLv DfsTRfcTs-Ar a MhRrfNa ~ rHx
- xarmbD Cosvessn fov tb~ Ftnk drrics held
- r. No place . NAtiou
~ n~mccruuc Conmhtes. sk>s~s BAdven ~ IN
JOdN sfxfHnNs, Ch2lrmsn
cris. AKsrygr. Secretaries
-C-u vARp NATToRAL UNION CLuB viii 4 Az
lSaly EAs Forty seccnd street his rsnrdsy evening i
IL oriocs All oppc~ec esndo reprbnc~nA~ Arr invite
70 a~sa' !" On AZ ssirHsoS, President pro s~
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ga s''ALhs ~ AucTsuS.

A s :
ID Ibis ds5 ,SslscHoi.,. Al CTIOSE - A.
Of sale sro ~ \. - leab 81 a. tt'
oekaWay HI rnn, ,HhNhu ttre-t ma Ia.toa b,, ~
oaa wagon. 10 be sold ithout We syisa rs, ba
pYssskra hsSEh AS-nREwsRY AT Arcr,o.
- Nord-ss SEPT "a a. = O'eio nom "a aN.TlON
tween q, - and Prince brooklsn tie en,ir stfeet DO
ne v y esta 'Uhed Ale Brewery, sorkiax o.
sorabe lease o. The premises II deaired n Il.
ExxcUToR SALE
RTE, io"'i' IA
SUITS or PARLoR rr1NIruRE,
PIER MIRRORS.
the private residence OF the late GLeo pryaI Ma az ~
Eleventh street, third from Fifth avsnn0 ''
o. his day tsaturday) ut l0iy O'Clock
POSITIVE ana peremptory sale ~ costly Household Furnare
2 ade BY Bodine and las May. Nsgnacent raesop}
isnoorte elegant suits OF Parlor Furn rre covered with
IRE and lowered crimson satin richly carved fruit rosa
Eegeres and Brokcase BRUSSELS Carpets Chss
cne's Pier aud Msrie hrcrs on Paintings xngrsvinss
na lace Sur'a,ns bisane and raAn OrnAm1s Dininx
ION , liable Bnnei Chairs Clock, Gisssware Crpckcry,
ano rorks Tea am inner Sets Of Cra silver Caters
&C ssw@s mahogany and walnut he isseass
wasnssAnns Centre latle and hair Marcpses fcalh
ssir. Rnosn.. aseseS io"nges Mrs olocks
sale positive, rain shae
ALLAN STEVENS 4 Co, AucS,aess~
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEYR
~ IMPOhTkk's SALE or

usuPERs FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY 0OODs
BY r. " ". sChENCk. this day Saturday. ~
f AZ ,nss M 10y O'Clock st their ssesroon- No 10
Z0owsyi tne hra great sale OF Tho superb Psnaw
woSae tnr season comprsng very large assormea a -
'V dsnsns nss imDoeted, cooslstin9 e
flNG BROkLkS, 81 kkb FABIAN FlaURES
sr pxu vs 3kMoLu AND MARBLE CL0CKA.
DkGo1ATkD FRENCH, CHINA DINNRR sRry
kCFEAB COT AND BOHEMIAN Gil AHaW AXE
ElAE0ANT OknOIU GOODS, SILVER PLATRDWARu
spd . large variety OF other elegant fancy goods
Tho Goods win be exhibition Wednesday at tho ssss
room LADIES and the PUBLIC generally are Invited .
examine them Purchaser have their goods carefully
packed and shipped n = small cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

7 AEDs ON THE HUDSON RIVER AT AUCTTON.-wIIG.
IA be sold public kucton Moneys Hotel Bulls Resr
on SATURDAY, The ga day Of sep.e~ber Instant =
oeSsd, situsted the side Of The Hudson rver -
tween BuPs Ferry and Fort Lee, about one nais nwA q
The homs.sad lo contains Aeoos thirty asrss md essy
situated the Hudson with Of ITO feet ~
and forms psrAleoernm nearly Rectangular Of Ab
l71 feet deep II In directly Opposite llbh ss In the ~
OF New Yerk The sion of the Hudson River rurnpko
passes sioos the front n about miles distant from The He
bken about IA miles from the voy seoond Eee
Weehawkeu ferry ecsed with both by the Hudnu1
River turnpike, one OF the finest drives In the vnify Nov
York Nearly fourth Of the land ea below the hill
the river sopng finely towards the Hndsou The residue
elevated and commands extensive views ri the Huds0n 80
Manhattan Island Lang Isand and Conneccut " souh
side adJoins the rssidence of John Van v ART Esq
Alpo Wood Lot Of acrea on the hin, about axV
cbsns from the Hudson river adjoining lands Of Bsreat %
KY ne, deceAse6
A map Of the property may be seen 4 my once
No Exchange place, Jersey Ct,y. sAe ferry.
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slSTs FSs o,s or s.I s sat- 1s o. oH, IA,
The STATE Of o6o desrss borrow sum millions
u g. ss ps ss
r. ssis IL 10 w ~
S ss q ss: 'n Ss s
e. s @ sqDdsS and % = r, 2s q u; s:
b 20 's@i annually ,ss a.: day. q Jay
qo ss 1s ss y s city q r
ra e . ., r-s cent int: .ns s q aa.
.sy on r. Sc s p s
.l q . s ss per sg
he e,
and rsdes%sSs !. The Of The siass afsr the Ay
proposal distinctly which Of there classes
ma s. s.cS ne one d 81 a zach a.
puposed b taken. and must be accompanied BY certified
q Ss
ss ssaS :s :ssn bs iofs.sa Slider fan es:s
% value e he or
81
o. r.; ss
fn bad 9 ,ns &, Sss prSposs <. r.. TO- .,, a.
are aw.rded % HIM VII % allowed 70 each :accssu BIDDER
he 7h day December 1880 e the Agency in
va Is.s ss,ss os:sssss. q Sass.s
J.aasy lss q. .; rsc.ivsd payment o. any part
Tie DEPOSITS Of The bidders win BE- returned 10
Chem Saon .Dss,,.a a he ono No s,.s day
oer e Ss ne AK y S.s an.
As BIDS they shan deem necssy 10 order
Propo.ss i. % enclosed .ssled snv.-
As STATE Of OHIO" ana endorsed Proposals for Ne oAo
n order uniformity shs convenisnsso Of
bidders the prepared proposai
e Re he re- Ss
s oa r IN ss~ oS CITY, Or the once
:, Y. iSASlTS, Auditor Of ss...,
9; x9LcoTf, xssrnsy Sss:,s
RnIr1A'GTsss. e asG s5oTE..sD AND VALE
s:Sssf ss ssH oSssss4. lar,..,
"a sums ' isss q S " "N'0
" e ss VAN . sss New s:s1s Soss.
corns, c Third ssspss ~. and Twenty afsA street.
Six rEs crsr IsrIRIsI showed on Al snns from
An eeV 1 made So On sss =: draw In
serss from ossosss i -. !, 80
sS q syssa q Monday
s.R oml1s secretary srEsora x. GREEN. prea
ro LOAF ON BOND AND xoRraAeE-ws HAVE
g upwArds new York city properly. ALSO about
s0 p is r. ss III TO- Pin. .
TvKION DrvK SAVINGS BArK,
fruu IN 10 from r. ~; seposis fro1
IS 90 received s cent allowed sou and
under ave larger sums deposted
before October interest from October S11S ~
q haA been received from la deposors In slxteen moo
Tea with interest IN ten and half amounts
70 sssi n Money % loan On bond IN nnn s.ge
0Aapsxx q. CHArrS, kecrstAxy. /.
Ann AnA TO LoAN-0N B0ED AND MjRr
OlUU.VUU rage. Ut The lowest o. Interest In
avpcanks Real kats In tbs city fookiyu, AID
HArns N ths stssA Apply 70 A. skkoBANr, ID Wan
NIOE nnn TO LOAN At 81 PEA CENT INT1.
plAO.UVO rcsk first class chg properly; 50 900. ~
7per Bruqyn properly and farms Ia tbs STATE.
Apply 70 JOHN ?. COhRkY, IN shs once Of u Peoples
Ffs Insurance. Company, 81 wan street.
oOOn nOO -rRusr MoNHys-ro LOAN ON
OLUV.OUUs bond ADd mog1EaGe n snus frum 4oW
% 80 90 Apply 70 JOHN ,. sTkvkNes Truu1se ~, u
G27E am TO LOAN or BOYD AID koKrdAdx
VC iC.UOV On New yort and Brpokiyn prcoersy, q
approved paper, fr,m ~ % per ocnt L.as And eeeas
4 Aasfscaa Real nsaAss oGcs. 90 Brusdvay. " ~ 49,
nsul q. hOUek
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DRY GOODS, so.
! A SPLENDID
orEsNo of PARIS FLOWERS Of ms anss. class, 1t
R. Il GAcSs. Also ver Ne FEATHERS.
v ~ s sg. :'o sn vi 20 q s
FINEST fl9 Is.s can Oss,s d ihis country O's'
o. Q, OPENING OF SEs-.c'D RIBBONS
BsxGfPFSiin siBb R5ss !. we exhibited
StE rA iLf1 s 1Rfn'ns % & FASH. oss.
stSiss =,
s ssS pI:s.. ! &.
HIGH colorsa Rlbbona s French Flowers % s . 81
f'sh Colo ed Ribbons met t., (, !. this ooup
quisissly ans taste.
EMBR0IDIRIEs N a One LACEs. opened Thursday.
SPLENDID Wells 10 msny varieties. opened Thursday
HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDRR VESTS. opened Thurs
LADIES, .nd MISSES UNDER CLOTHING IN great vsr4s.
LADIES Rid GLOVES. lhe best q cents opened Thurs.
rLADIEs KID oAUNrLETs &C.. SIC. and g. opened
JOB LOTS Of various kinds Of sosds bought
CHEAP 70 clear The eIre lot will be sold In lots TO suit
purchasers ~ extremely
Low PRICES.
Store 2O and 2O6 sYeuue one door below Fourteenth st.
----.----------------------1 - =. - AnoI.
A LARGE AND SPLENDID sIosK o. -
~ -. a LINEN rAaLE CLOTHS nd FArkIss
BARGAINS IN JOBS.
BARGAINS IN TEN JOB LOTS.
sALR OF RIBBONS AT &. H. MAcrs
IN TEN Jos LOTS
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TEN JOB LOTS ARE On OUR COUNTERS At
THE ABOVE PRICKs rnxY ARE CHEAP.
CUSTOMERS, PLEASE ooxK AND BuY THEN
ssore Sixth avenue, Fourteenth street.
CIOAx'. CLoAks'
AT WHOLESALE
BRoDIEs
FALL AND wINrxR CLoAKs
ARE NOW READY
Southern buyers particularly invited
Novelties before making purchases
SO CANAL STREET
Dry ocoDs AND xERcHASpIsE WANTED TO SUP.
VIII hall cash and bali In properly southern and West
's's
nAxAoRD rLANSEIs b ANKErs. BROAD CLOTHS
~ Prints 0nxssms Dc LANES Mullins Lner~ q, Fable
Il oshsrns street. - y =
TTOUaEK RRPINo
Day GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY. SELLING AT Low PRICES
B. a. MAors. Nos sos and Ds sir.h avenue
ToB LOTS
HSosIksr, GLOVES. AND uxDxx vEsrs
on, ~: x x, Glove: . ssss con. s-;,s
Hosisry and Gloves q ever ssainy.
SINGLE PAIR
We 'A' Oe' extra Scs ;S % 'u''~s 'ur'Aas
oLots ssss
E pS,, :, he .:. Ore, ~
HOSIERY AND CLOVIS
y k .s $ :sa sss s 81: '' low a xor
y c.nsxIc AND sys;,ss sErs
=; Il; ;Ss 8 \. \. q S:$s:s 9: = S..:s ~
Sinh svcoue. CORNER It Fourseuth strec<-
T. u. MACY.
YAAsskkssE
YAfkEK
YANKEE
YANKkE
YANKEE
yAhKED
YAHKKs KovIoHs. AT
Nos 2o1 and a06 ; 18th Avcaue = H. kACyS.
gzxPrYR woRsrKp RRDUCED TO L1x CENTS; ~
II nice ntss Cor~sts only ~ god - xts ia and u chm
sy les Dre9 Irmmingu cheap. Gold
Reta Clasps Buchies and Hair Meta kianHschcap
roadway. y. B.-KAa Ade Nin>essuth skree4
MlLLLNERY.
DOM Kr YRAME.-THE ADVERTISERS BKa TO IN.
D.orm The trade tAat hey manu- ActurnG - shove
Kunds And oner sbem hs bess tcrms In
spectiou sollcited HsNRr 0ILEs CO.. 81 Canal o.
L1AII. FARHIoNa-NTR ". r. DowDKLt. M
Bowvry. would al the siieuuon OF tbs sdiss 70 her
Drsssea fsAss CAL and exaine befors purchasing sise
where.
A north'y Report n Paris Fashions
The October uunbsr nsss ready.
ooarsxr.
-Four sssel Engr~vns~ beAutiully cosc-ed;-
three new End hAndsrns CisAxA
Ap-o mos trtervssias ~uer On pars FASHIONS By the
Consr>er bcsdss large amount q csher
9ubn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

A YOUNG LADY os rsspo~sSssiha Appsa - 80.
"A and ge.ts rspn<on ~ year. n Are wss~s " 49, \.
pond w,h = yfnns man ~ ye n, va
sAirirnewy Money no chee. fshfal he.n
,.cs'v.r sssrs- Avs D.. Mach dhuss, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

Ar DOUGHTY, ArCTIoNEER VITA. SKILL THE
Nl. day Saturday sept 2 At 10y, O'Clock !. us rukaa
between William and Nassau, Household Furnit1re.
BY ORDER nrsrnces the entire ss,k of household
gsiher with ss Bfnses ard grain carpe gilt frame pier
and msnel krss r.sswood AM NAH gany Parior su&a
covered N plush brec@ei and hsciosb Psrlor
Chairs fse tstee kofA~ marble top tetire Tables msko
gany Care Tabs do Chairs extension Dining Tables Drsss