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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
ppwARD eCHEsCK, AUCTToNErR
~ laNoAnr HovsnHQLD rvnE.rUEn OIL PAINT.
~ an ~ 40 nnyIsn.r = ~ Win

III. NJ suflNck IN ~ Al sscsoo. eonnsnc.s @
We1DeuSav Oct ~ Al r0h A. n, all the Above Furniture,
- - contained house Ia fifth avenue. corner az
HseA aress The rremses wiu b on nonday morn
- - nst Tuesday, leah inst, ~ A. NJ 70 thoss hsv
- ss .h,ch msy be ob.ined q NE onee BE Ancuos
- - eroxd cf Fsnrh The caAlogues
- - ready Il III house the s1i inst
yhe 0k ~ Wednesday, OF ~ VII be The rarsirxa
- ~ o. N sssy, octcbes "a he s'sinsry Msrees,
ntiq rorreaAips and oh~r articles ~ VI sn slsn
- ssnufni rssse r. no o cAnovss UrsceA wksa wtn y
0apyssy rsh nss. me r,ner.i houehold rurr.src whA
Soi svauenee at 10 Q clock instead II l0k
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= COTTON Auction EER--LsReE AND rxPoR-
nst sac p r~h bous hold Furniture eieeAs eaxyed
savs rsso'ws sssss hair soses French pl&.s srrors
nrs o. fsnines rose sod and mahogany nnure SILVER
ge BED. and bsdane Qnnsa Coanerpsnes. npen sheets
nAkRksts. G nc. v. COTTON viii self fav- Taurkiay
g. IL al rr oeoch a s Pacas srest Bro5klsn bstwetn
CHntsr ard henry srse The ~nfirs itch Flrnture
Arrs hcus- There nohinx required bops kest No hu
sas ~ srppf Cd y VA sNe from hss~msnt 70 ae vcry
.rhor, regard 70 there u also several trained nrs
s NJ rre $50 the LINEN ard bed flns ~ TIE h51 20
essalwres rssdT earl ihs ncrnng. DepoaR VIII De re-
~rr~ri frou, AL strNnQefa
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DRY GOODS, &C.

At Aas. oAREy's-CoksErs AID SKIRTS OF rHH
n beat shape spd quality good whaehons oorsats oane
soot 70 'front.' for 81 Mrs calls par'icaar attention 70
oorrets OF her mapufartnre, a.; Ne
os~es imported sy les skirts moderate prices
CAkEY 100 Third Of street 278
sixth between Seventeenta Eighteenth streets
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Il hucrrs~pEss or rirKRAEy r1orxRry
GrprsA rsreet ard lafsyse place, door fpum
brnadwAy.
Nv 4 BURT ly's LIBRARY,
On p~ cSnunsed ths day, sttour ociors n NJ
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" UmcS No. ID "a - ~
s1pNns1 hee>sver. As., a ,hs aas srA o. anhbelsr
oA vi seli - Pubic Auctios, a. he q sah
- a s'clcrk tAe fcrsscoa Ne entire eces Massvsaa
- - b. q ssiserrs unnns I'D Pianon stoch Naeraa
R0sua - nxesaer w4A LeAss until May l. ISL. anA
- rRKpIRiCK L vULfR Hsosvw. IA
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vAapS vii be- pos lve aud perea ptnry.
n >. BIKECKEs, AuCTIoNEER;
J. BIEEcKER, AUCrroNEER.

"A. Absolute sale Of Forty eighth street property.
-. J. EECXER BON q Co vii sell on Thursday Oct
n. q IA O'Clock, At the Merchsnts' Exchsnge-
IL stone front House and
La eighth street. southtide 285 feet west
e kth avenue 70 feet by about 10 feet and
sunnnns bath. speaking saoes, Ac &c Lot MY he
49,.
~. ,rrma xc 3. No Pine street
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a J. BI EKCKER SON 8 co, win sell at auctiou, on
R@slAy October ID Vt II O'Clock, at the Merchants kx
- nae the east side Of third avenue
~ feet I've inches porth from Forty third
street, 20y60 feet each This plot for
sge public building . Of and probably the
hsTsa Third front below Yorkvire for sale
Hsrme liberal ami title very old and perfect Maps, &c. At
street
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l.,sruoUv uApp EAsY--sHowrNo THE 81
IA e,et how 70 vn : lover and be speedily married.
es- ooh sess ss.es ,rs. ics = csn.s Adass. WI
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A JOHN 7 HUsaEsroRp 4 90, AusTioN, Emss'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Bo,d by O, der ~ v hom " nav ,onccrn On

THIS DAY 1HuksDAD
Al he Ave vsv brown residence No Of West sn
b Sixth Avenues ala u com
= enrr Al half cast ten o. ,iock Parlars-rwo gent
Hose ~pod Paror suites covered In French srocs@ centre
tables ar Etc ores match velvet Carpets ocisye
raroft richly carved. made BY City makers ss.ol aud
Cover EngyavinRs artistic BroDzes, Drt sden
China Vases pier and msntel hrrors embroidered Lace
Curtains shsdes Bronze Chandeliers, ornuu Clock Ladies'
Workabe rosewood Bookcase, Turkish Chairs solid
osk Buaet and extsnsoa Table arm Chairs china Dinner
and rubv alasswAre lated spoons
Forsa Casters table Cutlery Hatsapd. OuclSh- stair
Carpe' Bureaus, Bedsteafs commodes hair ring Nat
trese. Brussels and ing sin carpets oval rrors 30
Robers Chairs Also all the furniture Of lhs servants
so lars Of basom and Kitchen
furniture. Deposits required o. all purchasers -Sxh
and st2ses the house. be house 70
let inquire CT tie Aucuoneers l79 Nassau sire t.
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uEvRY II. LHEDs AUCTIoNEER-H d L1BDs 4
IL co VIII sell e auction. On al F,sd,y; ocooer
Ssy n ne large sssy o. Re Irving Baidi0ss Ma g &c
perb sale Of Japanese 0oods he rAde oer -
packages The entire importation Of Msss wetmre, Cydes
paraer In The above house nco whore the finest ware:
elegance anything imported into country
ing Of Cabinets magnificent yecmens Of Art mos Of Ac.s
plated bronze &c nlaid work; must DO q Be sppre
cisted ChowChow Boxes these contain full sets Of AyA
plates used BY Princess they
exceedingly elaborate and curious and mada % re.e
junks Hdd and Glove Bo1es Of the rchea
old lacqnsr and very highly onamentsd; DC ware MOI
very rich receptacIes being sod Aver
they much used In China. Musical sraws shey ars
hey eIpapd into variety Of fanclfn shapes Porcslain
blue gold surpass any oher china imported. roeehss
with great variety OF other articles not enumerated many Of
which hsvc bofore been In Ills country Now
exhibition
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| 1e fofe
ENGLISH CARrETIso, oncLorHs, &c.
FRENCH PAPER HANaINss. WINDOW SHADES
snr ooRSIcEs, &C.
usually ssd Is n.s r,e Ply Carpets S ,.ps
cenis usually sod at 81 as asa 90 yards very shici
onoLoTH REMNANTS,
from one 70 twenty yards TO DO sod very cheap aso large
AND vsLvEr PANE s 2 y. a.s.Isss
per .o s:o 700 pairs :, god Window shade. p
II Ss ssS ssov. oo.
A H sl tsG1 as P. tss zSUnos STORE
S yard: ne. e; s Bonnet soDUs. s n sSns n M
Zoo Yard: new raj fs B sson- sIsSSs: a.
Opening AZ ssk (: 4 ; SosSE4s sL0wsza
% sfS 10, az, AZ s ss: ss::0
1859 gss: ss's sst s RI Hss
Is a g.. kies g SO per pair
1 pair: l l.si. sas o assS ' SIN Gloves.
JOB lot 4 aesi1sS fis'E C. Ri lS 81 Rf
S WORKED WORKED S s1:,. s e.. rs IS 81 as
BARGAINS IN aisTy Sa i'm LADIES' HA1DK.a
o. ~ .na- BANDS AND rLouscIsos CHEAP.
&c: %s';S az sfa m. i ss r. n r ia ,
| GIT and Chenille. Also, r.h Vii 9 black and oolored
Opening fancy HAIR siss, y Az xErs BAGS. BELTS,
Receiving day, bargains In goods Of Al styles from he
Good. At wholesale ls'' Tia. We ,seS x1ss ssIss.
No rs EgAh avenue. between Twenty hfn and Twenty
ASo1HrH SPECIALITY TT. ,.,.,v.a
dozen :: s az K ss s:, ~. ~ .sr g;
Ladies chdrens and gsnemens Nsrino Under Garments,
Ladies chudrens and xenslemens woo,en and oo.sn Ho
assortment Of Emeroderss, Ribbons. Drsss Trim
p sd'' an 'iss: i; .s.
RAHsAIEs IN cLoak snI sE NAV
.s s ; ssGSs 1sr s;S Ssiis,pfs
md ctsr recent styles Of ooakA ius addsd 70 their 800
"' sSoeHs' LONG AND soUAR. REvERsABIA
Nd ''''' wool S - As 5 !. :' ss ss5sR1
:: :s 81, ;a; u sHISoss 9,
soCrsS sSd Anal Hni,y y s;sss s'-'''
CHARI rs STREET, as BROADWAY.
FAIL AsD SisIhS sBsss IL EEsns q
NEW 'r,t 5ss q . 5Ssss .. e 'A0au.s'
Z; <: ss'.I''
FINE Sp sSYkE 81 OWN
INFORMATION AsD Fs sa ss AySr sev cEEAr.
Between n DOM. and "a o S.San ssrssA
----------- - --------------
| CURTAINS LAxBREouINs. vALsNcEs.
NEW srYLxs
LAxBRHourNs. vALEscEs. CURTAINS.
NEW STILLS
vALrscEs. CURTAINS LAxBREouIss.
nav srYLEa
sArIx pu.ArxEs BsocArKLs. DAxAsKs,
NEW STYLES.
NOTTINGHAM lAcR vrsrIBuLE LACE.
xnrY's. KrLiHs. KHrrs
No. $50 BRoApwAY.N No 80
O1oA1s AID s aAsEDaAs q FIFTH
% %" wi I'll T. Asp WHITE yAsnIoxa
y.l1 a:sl, sss 1 sss c, SSt cis...
SnHrso os @, sss . : s,s s .sss ,,
LOsso oCI sAI, q SAh. I1ros5ATI9ss ~
rseuso. II B.d..v. =. new ss
slAI. RET jAIML; 'ssar '.ooA q ..yx nu.rr.a
.1s gsHs. Z
A EiA'' '1 1ssSGsS. Z sl Git:
CroAra
EDWARD LAMBERr 90.
Monday. oes0ssra
Few nd S sss:; ;s''a''h
WHITE saAwrA
0RBAr BARaAIEA
60. -, e sn sss.s; y:
ryoRsDrs AND sKKrs-YHH LARgmf AID canAr
~ ss acct b the cny; Anssto.n. EA1n.s rssoe Aso
49, rood ss,ss Hss. "a IL eSids.rs
st ~ Ears made % 0dsr Lzdss easa s 1s
sss ~ Sss- f..s, . s,sAfh ,,
" A. JouRSsAy L..
W ~ rfIskf rzrIrsys THREE PIT All
FLOOR oii saSs H1rfisss'
DHrss GOODS
o = 81; = ss LOO s-''.'''a
s..'cno . s:sEss
d LANES. 90.
'0 y ''A'''' rsorDAr. eroBns
~s :: z z. s s:s.ssa.. ns..
HOWARD LAnsRRY 4 co.
ExrsA RICH PARIS SILKS
Fer steamer Vanderbilt
LORD 4 TAYLOR.
sn TO ~ BROADWAY.
Have rs received per Ne above steamer direct from Para
prvu cAeRs ONLY.
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SALES AT AUCTION.



vasepss No ISL West twenty Art street. seventh
Ehh coulDrising large and valuable ssso
u rich costly Payior Chamber. Dining Room and
nuznsry Furniture, valuable Paintings ~ Sale positive,
m shine. Fu'p'turr be examined. Consists 10
a = oil giant wood parlor rurpnare comprising three
tl IL solid xond Furniture covered 10 rich broc ads
rosewood marble Top ksgeres superb tapestry Carpets;
bssnss and crmlu Chandeliers rosewood ire pier aud
fA r. bles Turkish with Chairs match
sved In silk pesiry French etoire magn,n
eenf wood Pianoore with pearl keJs richly carved
1wee nonths with embroidered Stool and Cover, rich
koo Cur tAna three large French pier Mirrors with crnc
90 IN baso Tables valuable Oh Paintings artistic
aDes ard hair Ma uesses kngl sh bIaoke's snd
vpAres all complete; elegant Rosewood Arnoar Win
16rus r pt French cbair; Lounges French nrrorn An
GAahs, h yeive Brus es Carpets 40 ming rom
sw extension Tables lae enough 70. thirty persons
~ hand ard decora ruby and cryst> eh 1Ass "a
- CuDery, &C As with variety q nv ,s a
urRo onsd. A1o, hno hon sale M Cioeos &c
- O4tslosues he house tho morning OF the saie
wAAsA VIII pos live aud perea psury.
a ;. aIKECKEs, AgGTIoEkER
80 iSSsh il6h is7h ltSh li9h 5h ano lban streets,
bEIS PART OF rHs BkADaUkSr ESTATE
A j. BLEECK H. SON A CO. will sell on Tuesday, %
s6as Is Il " O'Clock al The Nercbanrs EIchaoge-
u Broad wsyas LON r. 81 be. scsn iiih and oath srecs
On Oh hill adA los between 4ttn and lam ss
On l<1sh street6 Lots and Cores B., OF Sh
On ,treet-B and Cores and g., west 9Th
- leah Lots and CORES and wes 5h av
On Anh n ls and 9ores b tween Broad and ah
- 6h -y8 Los and Cores between Broadway and 9h
On Ilh ST. " Ls and Cores between broad and Sh
O. n0h st9 Ia u and between Broad and 8a
@ n6h st. - OTIS and Cores lu33 east OF Broadway
includes Of them 100 feet vide. The
~ OLD upq1s>uooahie liberal and sAle absolute
Aaps he, nj No Pine street
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Z l08 AND no SIKH AvENUK
"A FROM AUCTION,
FRENCH MERINOS. g. WORTH lOM
VARIOUS OTHER DR. ESs GOODS CHEAP.
ALSO BLAkk gTS, cUu.Td. 40,
And all other Eau and Winter Goods
Far below the sost Of proAuctlcn
u. a. HOOK
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UCTICN NOTrCE-PERBONs ABOUT RE
"A moving viii hnd their advsns call the great
Company No IS and 50 King street and No 40
vAyuk -Four horse FOR reoving families 10
- country city, times; ali kuds Of rich Furni
t pier Mirrors valuable Paintpgs sAtuAry Piano or.e
ruw0vvd vi rxk; all kinds Of Furniture
Pseked and shipped all parts Of the world Families WIN
- ~. . cheap and agreeable way ri moving
p. GOuLDsM1fH, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

rIupeor nrvxs RAnRoAp roR ALsAur Asp
III Trvy, spasecsing VIII trains NorsA and wesl
On md aer Monday esvtsmbw ~, In @Hins Viii isAvs
I:ssss isRr.. irss "a Y 4 =; ..4sr. =; AIss.y
nricdea; wsysTysa fus SAG arg, eO a. = ~ ia u
- lo% g - e. ssys9 Z: "a ~ for -
PAnsnesS taksa = Chambers, uAnAi, cAnsrpAes ga
IssrY efs sgsss' Absay n~saa rrsia fr~ larry ~
frsns ior Ne. Tors NV. rry - - eusdays .eadsn
Leave Albsny sbout thirty nlnusss iaAsv.
Albany FOR New forH. sr I'm M ~ in s.
ssv yoss. september II. isssl
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a vCrIoN NorIcE.-CoErINuArIoN sALEoF HofEL

a vCTfoN NorfCE-C0NrINUATIONs ALEoF HOTEL
"A Furniture. removed for ccnveniencs Of sale n
D0uoHTy, auctopeer, win ,en this CAP. Thursday oct H.
eAre unscd from Yesterday con:s ing o. PArnr suites
nhagAxy Rnasword covered har cloth and pluah
1s ses sofas. Paor and Arm Chsirs Bookcssss nxtsn
So Dining Tables Dining ChArs Dressing BaresnA wash
ala Fedst Mattresses Pahasses Lounge Wardroboa
a. ne whole be pereuptory sold 70 he highest bidder
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O. rUTrIE, AucTIosExR WILL SELL. ro.NoR,
"a. Friday DC, II. at half past zen ococs No lis
ne, CArpes sofas Iese tees Chair. Rosewood Psrlor
Rotkcases Centre Tables Extension fables Bunez
Dnsag Chairs Dressing BureAus waahstands Bedstess
unk nAtremeS PklAsses Pill &C. the whole worthy the
eAstcn 81 dealers and housekeepera Catalogues
A. andcx - ad N Ia hove NH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

a UCrIoN f0TTCE-AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANOn
"a for housekeepers-yery elegant Household Furn
Advertiser ha ing so'd bis ho viii sell nj private SALE for
~ AAys 10 lets 70 bia entire
~ Ne orginM consisting Of splendid rosewood Piano
Csrc Tablea richly Ksegeres
Ps and Manel Mirrors French Clocks Extenaon fable
- Din nx Chairs Ahogany B-dstesds
~ ty Dr.ssM Buresns washsands nar Mattresses Beds
I'D Beds pg velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Hall
e1ard Crockery china 9lasswsre 10 Apply on he pre-
nAssa 10 O'clock 28 Wes, Youreenh street,
tween Eighth Ninth
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HARDWARE AUCTION NorICE INCLUDED IN
IL JOHN x. VAN ANTwERPS SONS Hardware sale OF
this day win be ford 50 srrss Eyre Ward Co shesf
Guns no $50 dog Coa Holds 400 @ D.
Percussion Ca.s &c together with the usual Of
Hardware. Terms, four months credit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
"A BuRSHAM's
~ EXPRESS AND
PACKING

ESTABLISHMENT,
m lis West Eeyenth Fifth aud atxil
Household Furniture bore shippeNt al paru
- world Pianoforea Mirrors Paintings asd sratlary
ooako moved. Covered wagons removing
= - country. tsorsge for furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

1000 SWISS AND CAMBRIO EMBROIDERED COLLARS
From 80 81 Is
These Goods having been bought great sacrifice WIN b
cold accordingly
call before purchasing Ia solicited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

VrPTER PART or HOUSE NO ~ MADISON
~ street W l.t ~iih bs.h basemens houss hree sors9
81 brch, with large. comfortable IN pss-sr, sol
healthy ocsty Of lhe city. Inquire e prsrises from
A. n. tosfM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

ID By oeorFe Pier Joseph Purcell Ia Of FEB.
rxy A. D. 1850 and Aled In The once q The Regier Of he
- Of New York. the sh dAy of February
- III. the property hersfn mentioned AnA described
. Oh Dsing Chsp mahogany 70 fses Rssssoa rAbie
- sak ~ feet Erspsnn Table and all oher Goods aid
G11Rh msntnnei the schedule ~ sfnrunn6
@HGaee and contained n he hoasi hs Jones
- no - and ~ broadway, easy q New Hoys a pub
= section. he Jcuss House aforenaA ~ 0h 1Ay a.
ouAsew ssst - II o'oIcck. noon. d tha d.y -
Attorney for JosspA Purcell, norxASsa
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pArHLlss room xxrsAcrrnx WITHOUT rHn
n has lately and pssnsd an appasSius f w.
rsnless srvsecn Of Teeth ana kootA Dr. guarsnsees
sny irccuv.usn snrns AZ eyersuon hshero dr~sdcd
Tss snons uu ~ the Highest pr-toue Certifying
10 his saln~ dentsry. usy b seen n DR. re~dence
pr Behen IN consnuss sncy'y be gssss'ss mineral
that detection gnite impcsslbe ny DR.. Bs
sl springs wires and ohsv fssenrxu avoided
support given 20 The ~ nnin9
scon nd perfect NJ Teeth h>d with cola n1uif
hire ersn~l Ae vsefh ocsnef fastened
r~ss Moderate ~ Hord street
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MOTHER SPECIALITY
IA just reorived,
leo adies undressed KID Gloves IT 25c pair.
100 dozen nces lid Gloves ct b6c per pair, worth 81
Ladies chdrens and gentlemens Nerno Under oarmenss
very cheap.
LADIES' chiIdren's and gen,emens wooen and ooOn Ho
saery.
One assortment Of Embroideres, Ribbons, Dress Trim
ninsa &C.
Resdes an endless variety Of Fancy Gooda very low
priceA RONALDsoN MARES no Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

NR uOYr So BowyRY OPPOSITE SIXTH srREur.
~ insert. fun Fes u Teeth on rurs silver a 40 9oA,
pAfrs Arthcl& nLpx anrersed without
psln % cents rcd ~ 70 81. AnssAn- 70 eenfA An
won WARRANTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

9 al BooARr AUo1 IoNEERs.-FRIDAY, ocroBER
-. H. at los. o'clock at hs auction No North WI
liam assortment genteel Household Fnrni
nj ala consisting In Of
crossword Paror la rich brocatel md push;
mahoaaDy ress e,es Easy and BOOKING chA-s 'nse~ood
and Ingrain Carpets olcioh, Mrrors mahogsnv AMI git
frame Lookns 0asses Bureaus large qusnty Of Cottage Rcd
stesda Hal Mattresses, FeaShes Beds and Plowu,
apr.ads wsshs.nds sse C,ochs care and wood eoomsd
AL purchAerA Goods must be removed same day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

MORTGAGE SALE or FURNITURE, kC.-r. IT, BUR
vi LEY Ancioueer viii sell ihA day, al O'Clock, al ga
Car al street. marble and ether mahogany add
ch.r Bsesesds soA Bess sofss, wsrdrobes Bookcss.s
mahogany and other Chars exensnn and other Tables Brus
ses ply and ingram Ca,pet Olciohs Mirrors h.ir and
ober haisresses, feaahe, Beds Blankets, coalgorer
Pseturea Stoves. Mating, Kitchen &C.
FRANKLIN BkOwN Attorney for Mortgagea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

A RICE A GOLDESRERG's
II $40 csnal street coad block trum broadway,
Has Just been received and viii be sold,
Commencing on hoNnAy October g.
geo embroidered Kz At 81 rs worth ! "a
80 81 rs 50 So
$50 81 co. sou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

DAwNBRoKERs sALR.-JoHv MORTIMER, is EAST
Broadway. win sell this day frhursdsy) October II, 500
Ane and caco Dresses Dress trrn. Goats Pants Vests
Femps OF all descriptions, Blankets Quilts large lot o.
pyFs large lot Of Carpe1 also lot OF Feather B~s This
ale well worthy the attention Of dealers and other BY
der 81 r. Lazy Go. 6ls Hudson street Sale 20 commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

THE RENFREw BKIRT-AN EIE0ANr INVENTION
for balls ~ parties Got up elcreesy for tho grand
Of his Royal Hlghness the Prince Of Wales
Ready this day At GAfNORS S43 Broadway. Union
square, and 66 Broadway between Fourth and Amy sree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

A RTrvICIAL BONE FILLING roB DEBATED ruBTH.
put While IN venns pas o. prssurs Aonins -
PEARsoN, d, rooms sn~sss a Broadway md rAiry hrs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-18
An AbOlitiOnists Qufzzed.

Under this caption Holly Springs, Mis-
sissippi, correspondent of the Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer, relates the subjoined
anecdote:
The following amusing scene actually oc-
Cured last summer, between a citizen of
our town and a Yankee, on board of one of
the northern steamboats, upon
the Hudson.
Our Southern friend discovered dispo-
sition in very genteel-looking man on
board to open a chat with him, and nothing
10th to hear what his friend had to say,
he indicated by his manner that he was ap-
proachable; when the following dialogue
ensued:
Yankee-Well, sir, wish to ask YOU
one question l. hope. it will give no Of.
fence?
Southerner-Certainly not l will hear
you with pleasure.
We'll, sir, is it true that they work
negroes in the pillow at the South |?
81 will answer you in the favorite me-
thod of your countrymen, by asking you a
question or two.
VI admit the right, sir.
Slow many negro men do you sup
pose it would require to draw large one
horse pillow?
We'll, l suppose six or seven, say
seven.
S-Wh hat are they worth per head?
We'll, ! suppose $500.
Shat would be $4,000 Now, what
would one large, strong horse cost!
VI guess about 500.
Upon this the Southerner looked little
quizzical at his ncighbor, who without wait
ing to hear the conclusion, started and
stammered:
Wel--L-I-I knee it pas lie!
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Lyons
FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE SECOND SCHOOL YEAR of this new and
l. successful Institution will commence on the 21st
day OF September, 1859.
The success which has attended our labors during
the past year, and the standing abroad which this COZ
egc has already attained encourages us in cheris hing
high hopes for its future usefulness. The exceeding
beauty OF its position and grounds, surrounded wit
fores trees and overlooking the Mississippi River the
towns of Fulton, Lyons and Clinton and miles of the
nest scenery OF the upper River, the architectural
elegance OF its buildings three in number) and the
ALMOST universal healthiuness of its locality united
with educational advantages of the highest order
must recommend 1t to parents desirable place
for the education of their daughters.
The Faculty consists Of
Rev. JOHN COVERT, A. NJ. President
d. S. COVERT. A. NJ Principal and Instructor in
the Higher Collegiate Department;
Miss A. l.. ROBINSON, Governess and Teacher of
Mathematics. ETC.;
Miss ANNIE r. BEAN Teacher of Languages etc.
Miss CLARA II. JONES, Teacher of Music.
With three competent Assistant Teachers.
Regular of Scientific Lectures lustra ted by
apparatus, will be continued throughout the year.
The College Is entirely undenominational in charsc-
ter but is conducted ON strictly religious prncp e..
Our plan o. instruction is SYSTEMATIC, practical nd
emi"enHy ttorough; in no case permitting pupil 70
advance faster than they their subjects of
study. The year j. divided into sessions the first
commencing as ABOVE, and the second on the Sth of
February, 1860 Pupils received at any time.
TERMs--io Boarders $l75 per UNI, or Si4 paya-
BILE strictly at the beginning lad middle of each ses-
Of the English and Classical courses board furn he'd
rooms, fuel, lights and washing Tuition to day schol
ars $40 to SIS per session. Music Drawing &c extra
at usual rates The fine steamers of the Northern Line
will carry pupils on the river one half fare
For Catalogues of the Institution or steamer passes
address the Principal at Lyons Clinton county, Iowa
JOHN COVERT, President.
Lyons, Nov. 16, lS59yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-18
Steamboat Tickets /!
PASSENGERS for any Point the River, will
u save money by calling at the
OlA LeCee Ware House,

McGregor, and procuring Tickets before going on
Board. You can make Bargain shore, but not
on the Boats. ...
We are Agents for ALL the Lines now run the
Upper River. ROGERS Il Stafford.
June q. lS6Onl9O