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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

january II, 1901.
The House was called to order at IL o'clock, n.
FEDERAL RELATIONS. ~ -. - 81
communication was received from the Senate an
nouncing the adoption Of the following resolutions BY
that body and asking the concurrence Of the House in
the same. ssg ssa .rtq tia's41
Resolved byths Garal Assmbly Of HirgiHia, that
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NEW YORK MARKETs. Jan. s.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. s.
CoSfEE-There Is good demand Tor home use. and with
STEADY Market pces supported Rio Ia
1Sc Tic total re ps la the United for
Dec 81, 1850 were l,29s PKG weighing ls5 go pound
against receipts 10 1859 CT ,6 SCI CLING 3is
and the total consumption In 1870 710G13 bs Asn,t
consumption In 1883 Of z2J $50 80 d. being adecreAse
vi Bs 20 q cent.
The continues light and prices have further
declined onequarter hall cent D, TO which conform
quotations
RLRThe market for Western flour has been
scerzed BY Increased dung the three
the demand has BEEN moderate without msts
terson Southern Flour remains Without essential change The
demand has been Light but view u the supply
foil prices have been r. allied for all grades.
ukAIsDlln,s and continue TO constitute
features In the market for Wheat and transactions within the
th have accordingly been limited scale
pesn adyc.s steamers Canadian and Edinburgh,
chaTaete- excited little bnaence Oh ne
inquiry chiefly the .ea nil
being disposed operate yely present
The comprise 1873 buse prices Substantially aHe
as previous quotations
MoLIssssNew Orleans continues In fair request ard the
ke fm In P0regn, there has been nothing
81 hhds Porto Rco private trs 81 bti ssE
leans itc and 100 half do 49, cash and onths by
30 bbl orlsans sold At Sc 3c and 20 do tart 2O2I
cash.
srG,R-There active demand since our Ia,
again the cheaper thu market closing ady Sale,
hhds Cuba at 81 a 5,.c months.
ToBiccO-hedu grads In better request but the nArte.
generally inactive Sales Sc thss kentucky part A. TAur
os9 Seed Leaf 4Gs IS bsssyua ard - hid, vg,
terms TRANSFERRED htuufcured usual this period u
the season. very quiet the sceps small
are Confident ia the maintenance Of prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

4 90 TONS gR RsH GROUND PLASTER, 9 =
OO ted pure richest qisrries Ia the Brit
sh Provinces ground especially Order and for sale
ia2l BRlDGP0R0 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

KASAwuA C.H., Jan. Sth, 1861.
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURES.

ST. koUIs. Jan. l9-The House concurfed in the
slight amendments made by the Senate yesterday to the
convention bill and the bill was fnally passed. TIE
amendment reaes as follows
mo act ordinance resolution shall be valid tc
change or dissolve the political relations Of this Slate tc
the govern of the United States any other State
until majority OF the qualified of the Stale shall
ratify the same"
Mr.. Russell, the commissioner from Mississippi, mad,
a strong secession speech before joint convention o
both Houses of the Legislature last night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

Tho New York Herald OF Saturday last says:
IL the men who have been entrusted with the
meut of our nat ona aa rs-he statesmen and politi-
clans of the countrycould he made to realize the eff
f.cts of their donothng policy the aborng cassrs
the momentous question by which the country Is agi-
tated ard convused would be speedily aud satisfactorily
adjusted. Never before even in the worst times OF
financial Depression there much desttution in
the ranks OF labor there is at the present me and
the prospect is gloomy and saddcGing in the
We have already published Of the effects of
the crisis upon Of the trades and shown that in
the tailoring trade alone least onehalf the workmen
were our OF emrloym nt and that less than twenty
eight thousand persons, young and old who were de-
pendent upon them for support have been left without
the of subsistence, with the exception Of such as
have been enabled to part of their earnings and
these form very limited proportion OF the whole num-
Der visit to the Office Of the Almshouse Department
ia Bond rect in which the public charities of New York
are dispensed, would do much towards disabusing the
minds of those who entertain the idea that there is
other form Of servitu e than negro slavery Through
out the day there is ending crowd Of applicants
for asss ance and from day to day and week to week
we're ten thousand who applied for COAL and each one o.
them represented family Of from three 10 sometimes
many as eight Line members. But these not the
only pcants for relief; there others who receive
assistance in the form Of money who have been
Frustrated by render their removal to the hos
pal necessary, while others again, ableb0ded and il
some instances respectable looking tradesmen, apply u
be committed to the workhouse, where there is eas
no danger Of their dying of starvation, and where the
are willing give their labor in return for their board
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NEW Jersey LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON JAN l9.-The majority of the joint commit
tee on national sfiairs reported series OF resolutions
TO the Senate fully endorsing the Critenden resout ons
and nsructing the Senators of the State in Congress
and requesting the Representatives to support them.
These resolutions will be discussed next week and pass
ed by both Houses, no doubt The committee also cal
upon Congress to order national convention in case
Crittendens similar not speedily adopt
cd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

PIrrsDuRG Jan 2o-Last night an exceedingly disor-
derby and unbarmonous meeting held here IN refer.
euce to the national difficulties large proportion OF
the meeting opposed TO the Crtenden or any oth
compromise and fualy the meeting broke up ir confu
son the lights being extngushed by order Of the May
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Tbs pNioSIbg tuDlc s!$cWs tic coafse Of tbc
market Gsring the past treek and laonth -

The seck market .bss BEEN aail no ring the uast
Il or fSo~ pettysov;ag tae sus pep-e il when
* pubic IS kept - The exGscta1 on Of ssrtiiug
Z, VS. ::on the sesss 81 war, and. partly in oonse
- 1enceef The lste accession II - Board 81 Brok-
Is N TO do builess for me - ir for lesa tisn
r 20 rsmisssion d 4 per can't Prices haze varied
Fr2ot Ast'e since Sst HecS aic oderats decline
go dsd above nay be srcslhel to the repulsc of the
slr ised States icrces nj rae ra,, Sbonla f,a.h
"re verses h2ai' frtAer' period Of aulnes. and
! activity IN the steel nlaI IN may be espected
Ntoree "ea@ imhaf curage to sNeeulatof-
/ nd. would probably ess ! an advance "a the
i price even o' 'SeSiase way Dependent for
/ thef Vatue aF9a sac roo ress the result Of The
| war me Pcnhc s"n-H III appear to he ready end
ianNous 10 operate % stocks, If any cheering Or.
/ eulfehee, sofh - IN; -necess 81 Nis Southern ex.
4 peaihon' ss"ai" ID ig4 thom opportunity
q Among 'pe more = pgueueed spectators HE I'M
!" preston seeht Ss1 val thai the ultimate ,uecess
OF our arms ah1"s ascquenuy Inc recovery Of pub
nc commence ms ock securities. IL certain. Though
81 'he seafsha%eP = occa.ioas advantage through
aceidenta re@'f such thu affair ut Leeebarg
ths winning sw in Inc long Inn, will probably be
thst OF me NV This opinion rests, Of conrsc il
q measure Ipon patriotic convictions. People
d Who sefs1 sympahizs with the rebels
u and wT"s hopes and belief induce then
lie | 70 sxpscs the success of the psurgent esuse
y natufAiy look for decline in stocks, and orerat,
,e so No avail themselves of it when it comes
u ! Those. on the other band, who are satisfied tha
D. tho " tcd States government has the power Il
ID cruS out the rebellion, and who honestly wish t
"a seq law, order and government triumphant owe
tire ason and instruction, are naturally inclined /
)erate for the rise. This rule is, of course, no
without exceptions. II is possible TO be a loya
supporter of the government and yet believer i
~ the decline of railway stocks. But it cannot i
he expected that operators for fall whose fortune
y s would be made by signal defeat of troop.
SO should aspire for with the ardc
as they would feel If that not likely
ibe cause them heavy losses.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY. OCT. II. lat


Our trade tables continue 20 tell the same story
of diminished imports and increased exports. The
;mports for the week ending yesterday we're To- 8
than half those Of the corresponding week OF $50
or 1859. while our exports Of domestic prodv CO
EXCLUSIVE Of cotton and speciewsre nearly .ouble
those Of the corresponding week Of last " ar, and
more than treble the exports Of the corresponding
week of 1852 1t is impossible to Examine the
trade tables Of this port without Coming to thu
conclusion that Providence has come to the aid o
International cause in manner as signal as it il
marvellous. No one could have believed, yea
ago, that our exports-exclusiye of cottonwood
lave been twice as great as our imports. TAe fac
plales W il tas face, and demonstrates the prov
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Eight or ONION FAMILIES in EN-
nnfl,,, -RAVAGES OF THE REBElS

The Icxpgoa tky.) ots,rr says that on the e IA
,,' eo-,v lre ersoIs most OF them women an ,aas
S. arrived IN Lexington, who had been compoieo VI
v in state cstuticn from their homes 81, N on an
Isnrel countis Rev. Mr.. Vannoy, Oh .ns o .s' .a
m tod tc &c rysgas-eyerything seized even 10 u
,osiny ol The women and children and tnat w,NnS"S "a
-, ,a nod ~ the yandais utterly destroyea. iA
ne .onnp and NIB e-boded mon had previously Sen. to
Cams TICK Robinson to Colonel GarrardS eelsp. He
f,hat tbere are but three Of the male inhah ANY, lc
ana they arc permitted TO re,aaln there
in security simply because they are :, M The
Union men have all been compeiea wa. Mss ~ ~
s daiy increasing in numbers by men from ahesurrsa
ing COUNTIES but their efficiency as sold s 10 rendered
unavailable by Of tho inability Oh SoSoheA Garsaro
TO supply them with armH.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct. 26-6 ?. n
AgA-lhc market was steady for pots and hrniep for
peats with sales OF 20 30 bbs at So "a s. 31X for
Iots and s. 81 for pearls. The stock cmbracgd $50
bbls pots aud i5s do pearls. Total, 6ss bbls.
BREApsrurs.-Four-unde the influence Of uef foreign
news the market was nrmer and active nd prices
closed at an advance Of &C. per barrel ard for some
grades LOG part Of The sales were pIde Cor future
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A UCTION NOTICED y. CAULKINS,t. AECTIONEER.
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITJ EE-Su PERI
CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE. -


MONJHy October rs, at 10L O'Clock
precisely all the superb ana costly ratigc Paintings
Works of rosewood Drawing kooin Sus
elegant octavsian0fre Mirrors Velvet Carpets c
contained In the residence No 2S West Fourteenth street
between Eighth and Iiath The aucooeercals he
and richest of Household furnisre offered at
auction this The furniture all made for the
and Is incomplete order The whsle viii be Pc
remptorily aud absolutely sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists of carved rosewood Ecgares marble tops aud
pearl: rosewood Centre Table, stsaary marble
top ul suits of Drawing Room Furnitureeesant Tete-a
Sofas, Arm two Reception and eight oval back
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered in three CO.
hred brocade of the expensive descrpion two
Console Tables naid buhl and tortoise she'll roade and
gilt raes superb Sevrcs and Dresden China Vases,
richly decorated Pnan marble Satuetes OF the Seasons
artistic Bronzes representing Night and Morning Pandora
Painting Poetry, Music Crusder Sc antique lava Vases,
from and Pomprii; ebony Card Table, Velvet
Carprs Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock one
month OIL Paintings by Rousseau, lninan, Huntington,
Cole Legrand, and oher en- ven, artists. o.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
rved legs and four round finished all round
Maid with PEARL Music Rack rosewood STOOL covered in
t0cade; embroidered Cloth Cover Books and Music hail
ssewood Uasand, Oilcloth, Stair Carpet &c Chambers,
cnd s0ryRichiy carved rosewood Bedstrad sic Louis
I w. and Commoies to match Wardrobes Dress
m Chairs, Curtains Shades. Cornces, Hair Mattresses
/, sis Bedding, decorated China Toilet Sets Mirrors,
ming Room Furniture OF kind Tea Sets Sverware
', ry Table Cutlery Dining Tabc, &c.
PECIAL Observation-Disclosures of the above elegant fur
1T hereby notified that the e is made by virtue of
hi e mortgage amounting 10 $1,000 duly executed 70 me-
nd lie at the Han OF Records In this city.
u. j.. BARNEY COG Chambers street.
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A bBSKT M UKIFFIN Y CO., AUOfION FEIsS.--STFE
n Household Furniture public suction. Sale
mencas this afternoon ocioct at ~ West Twenty sixth
xeepers and dealers Sale peremIsoly q parlor
s.s Carrrss, Rugs Clocks Ete,cres, Bookcase Vases
Painting, Frgavings, Centre Tables Chandeliers Hat
seAs sofas, Reckers Chairs Tables, 81 sair fine WOOD
Blankets - pair Linen Sheets Countorpauss, 10 excellent
Hair ssrs Feather Beds Mcraws |fi DIS What
nos Ingra,n Carpets, Sdcboarts Extension Table. Arm
CHAIR, Cbar and Gass 'sS ivory handle Knives and
Forks Slverware Table en-, Coucter, sasy Chairs. &c
Also b sement and Kitchen Furniture Sale commencing at
thiA
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SALEM AT AUCTION.
~.>rr,,...-o
A LBERT NJ GRIFFiN CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
HOUSEHOLD

AT PUBLIC ACCTION,
The property OF family leaving the city,
OR This day tMondev at l0h O'CLOCK at the residence OF
Lemuc CLARK Fsq, No 60 West Sixteenth street, between
Fiji and Sixth avenues
The catalogue embracing The largest snd richest assor
meas Of Household Furniture offered ut auction this heason
viz.
'''S'' - elegant Drawing boom Suits
Rare and costly Works Of Art.
DiaIns Roo,a---Two full Suits OF carved rosewood and
covered with satin brocate rosewood Etegerca, stauaTy
marble tops lined wfth satin wood Secretary and Bo0kcase
paie glass aenrs Ccnre Tables to match the suits ladiss
Work Table aiaid with pearl; antique and Gothic reception
Chairs with India satin; reclining Chairs covered
with velvet; Rrcagurcs binets on Paningstwo superb
Marine Vows w Eetchec; lmaculac Conception copy OF
Muro celebrated painting IN the Louvre Gallery Paris,
Winter Scene Fsait Fleece &c, French Line Engrarfngs;
Embroidered Lace Curtains superb bronze and orGniu
clock artistic broszs satuarJ Vases ac sevres Dresden
China ornaments -..z-..--
Music Stand STOOL an Cover;
IAN black walnut lat Snds Chai.s 70 ach OllclothS
Mls velvet Stair Carpet, silver Plated stair Rcls
Dinrg ioomSoid oak ntfrv aatiary marble top; Extern
ard Tea Sets ruby and cysxiscut and engraved Glass
Cutlery, silver plated Casters CsAe Urn Cake Baskets,
Spoons, Butter Knives, rnpkfD Rings, SaFsrs, Table
Linen, H.
CHAMBERx
HosewoDt Dressing Bureas BedsSeads Commodrs Ward
rsbes Shaving Stands, Armr atpco TABLET Tables, Hair
sal Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Ola okes insHSheets
counfrrpans> Sofas, Rockers Chairs Hastnds Stsr Car
pes Rods az Also large assorsn<D OF Baseines and
Kitchen Furnsture.
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SALES AT AUCrroN.


Aspds d u & Il. sEa g
saa OF sss u sns
Walnut EeSors Music Stands AND
Bureaus Of al woods marble Tables and Chairs q
% s cs
su az and ns 3
hs az hnn oo ~ nv0srous % mention
- Al AtcTioN At No 5 BRo4D STRICT tu.ar waIl,,
% MONDAY s1'8 s'y 2 T # Siss xaetienssr
Upward scHENcE; AgcTIoyEEgs,
81 suiR,E t TRENCH st AND ENGLISH FsNCY GOODS
nqs.sS s saS Ss X 9
very s Ct s MOS = s
SSa fssSz Ss EXCEED KID STsAs gEaEs
pEs5aTsb1 s sR 5hHSS SiyS SiS IAy xAs rs
nL sSFEns os eJ Ass ss s fLASSS
,o gas sfsa s,s. ss a: S
snns mem me- r%ehaser Gao have their goods carcfay
EDwARD scHENcK. AucrIoNEER
ns BY KDwb s o psSs pa.s
3 b: sss, .s s ana "a
% pe'e'np'oriy Sold BY order e . sru .p,r xN
Cows bSudHTa ,ss ~ i1 81 u
ocG ss ~ T. y II, Sos ss and ny
rison, deceased vizGray Mare seven years old
teen hands high warranted sound kind
in $40; Also one Mare highlands high vary tros-
ter and In foa by Pachen also black Mase 10 hands,
good family or work ANIMAL also ono good cart Horse,
suitable for grocers and others Also imported Durham
Cow cost ssO and one Other Darhsr Cow fine speeiscn;
one light Wagon, with pole and shafts; Blnnlcts, Robes;
also double aud single Harness Sold BY order x George
Harrison, Esq, Executor
Also Sleigh Cutter, with pole and shafta
II ROTH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF ELE-
~. CANT Household furniture this Monaa afternoon,
No
Waversy place east o. sixth avennc. Consisting Of fms
paNor Suit IN crimson and maroon Frene, brpcasl,
prisns one sofa, Tete-afee Arm, Reception and
four Medallion back Chairs solid black walnut
ing rooom sn covered in green SILK rcpsand hiw coth
each Suit consists Of eight pieces; rosewood sn black walnut
Centre and Side Tables, Etcgere, with niryor
back and doors black walnut and BooLsuns;
sh easy Chair and Lounges damask and lace Curtains
bronze Clock, Vases Fiurcs PAINTINGS; aod nnho-
gany and black walnut Bureans Bedsieads, Wristbands
single ana double Hair md Spring Mattresses nd
BeSdlng two mahogany sofa BEDS Rockers Chairs Tea
Table Cutlery parlor kitchen Stoves 0ccth STAIR
Carpets, solid black walnut Extension Table Chandeliers
Gas Fixtures through the house. &c. Sale positive.
cash, IN bankahe money. All the goods be removed
twpnty mr. hours nflprti psnia
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NortCE.-PC EsuANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
N supreme Court The interest tha fourth mort
bonds ~ me Sow York and Erie Railroad Company which
hccane due the 1T Of octcDcr ne VIII be PAID PR
ATS u The coupons the Office 81 The subs rioet N
Him pace after the FIRST DAY q November
Cc,. -, ISL NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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sSIGNEE's SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
Furniture
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

POSITIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
Thi (Monday) morning. l01s O'Clock precisely the
beau hul iailo Diang Room. Chamber Library Far
n the dwelling house l52 rwenyrst street. between
III and Eighth avenues, all which IL having
ecntly made and everything adapted
aso na5!e and elegantly furnished restdencche whole
per mporily sold Tor cash consisting Of English Velvet
and Ia pes,ry Carpets elegant rosewood Parior Furniture
suit Accomplishing three full suits, richly carved, all of
covered tn rich silk hrucatp the
rp "a rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Turkish Char
bste aud gold satin and muluet; Velvet Turkish Lounges
rra Ma nei and Ficr Mirrors Damask and Lace Curtains
gold landscape Shades, rosewood Etegeres syle
Lauis& ~ rich Sevres and Dresden Mnne Vases BsQue
Figures, Artistic Bronzes, Par!or o namcnts, &c
. ELEGANT OCTAVE PIANOFOKTE,
Nus SIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER, cost 3<b0.
Maa op Bureaus richly carved Hc9stesdx twenty
Hair M ttrs-ea re;epetes Chamber Suits rosewood
brsa1eS 1ccks marble Washstands Lounges French
spnsS cal shtrs Rockers, Dtvans, O<totnans, Mir
rHe, 81, erb Brs ami Bedding oak Extension Table,
sue NAL oany Sofa Bedseads rick French and Bohemian
China en- Tea Sets Siyerware spoons Forks Casters,
lee ltc is urRs Tea Service ruby
sreyer1 lrfetrtlen, oak marble Buffet oak Chairs
perb on Desk, Ocloh rich Chandsefs marble Khll Stand,
one ~ safIs Iron Safes Catalogues Sale
ave s orsh'he deposit VIII be required % all pur
cdiasers. ~ -
n. b. axties distance are assured Mat svev ar
the I'M ht tfyNse sold strictly without rree7re md
there III positively be postpone Purchasers
have To ir Gss arted packed skipped by rcxae
sous, n ne evh1be in aNendaMce for tina purpose
n. w Aucfi
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Dental chang which have lately taken place in
our international trade. The following are the
| trade tables fca the week and since January Is
IMPORTS.
Por ne Week. 1859 1900. 1851
Dry goods ....,.,. Sl,7s0,2hs 1051,073 ASS pos
General merchandise $780, 600 1895 $50 ggO.3l5
Total for the week. $500 ,25o 1862 1866 A45 b13
Previously reported 2a3 51l 1872 429 1Osal1I42
Since January 5000 da3 ITO 1876 7s4 1o4 7es Cos
ExPoRIs or PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
1869. 1880 1861
For tho week .... M,201bN 20T2 ,04T 3,Sl5470
Previously reported. 52544522 4ai 294 10l 1896 lle
ance january l.. s5a 1852 o0e II 5oe34l 1906 ISL $3.50
EXPORTS or SsxoR
= 1859. 1850 1851.
For tho wock ..--.... 81, 100 Cos 3Gl sos 400
Previously reported. 81 $50 0f3 tf7fssa 2a6,tt5
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cSaG rEwAFg,
PASSPORTS.

4 Ill PERSONS WISHING TO PROcuRE Passports
must Amply rerson, the Office Of United States
Pssporl GENT az Pine street Passports given free Of
charge producing The for tine OS
CAR IRVING United states Passport gent In the city Of
New York appointed b. the government.
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A RTtFfCIAL rEETH-DRS. DURKINyISD ROUs-
~ SBAU continue to extract teeth in tw without
the slightest pain. Teeth inserted Aumps No
Charge fos temporary gets or extracting shers artificial teeth
are Inserted. Drs. DUEkIN 4 RC<isSEAU S53 Canal
street, door from Iaurens.
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4 RlIFlcfA, TEETH.-ONLY SIS FOR BEAuTtsi l.
~ anu suesan 81 scis, pure silver; Nne gp and
pmtna 20; single teeth, 81 Teeth niied aud extracted
without thr leass pain by process superior 4
iag only c. All work warranted Onee lSS SiStAav
Doremoyai. DR.. LUTHER fses1st
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DENTISTRY.

4 RTIriClAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
y ncl,.d While soft and .viag pam. Aching teeth,
luei. shells II I'll ed and preserved BY the discover -
J PEARSON, NJ ID. Rooms 40 Broadway, door above
s'vtntecsth suee y. BBcwagc of the worthless int s
tiuN. o! cheap opetntors
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DUTCH BULBoUs FLOWER ROOTS,
- AT AUCTION, at No. 3 BROAD STREET {near Waii),
On MONDAY lhis day.. &C 4 O'Clock,
BY A. q. TUrTLE, Auctoneer
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CHAS. ID. DAVIS, MISUNDERSTANDING MS 81
and 80 Sixth ayenue, soets consgnments q, a tescp.
tons merchandise outdoor sales attended, To, COMMITS
sons suit the times; prompt returns ele ana best Of
cy seiersness sysa Cash advances msps any amqunt
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:. - 500. go w-
SPORTING q,

ISRANCIs BUTLER, no. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THr
choice Breeds ior stock and sale Buffers lnfsliihs
N7nre and Flea Exieanatcy 80 cents per bottle
Butlers "BTenang Training Diseases, sc OF Dogs 9l
DOGS boarded trained, &C. Medicines Cor Al. aiseascs.
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HENRY II. LBHDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL saie.-HENRY H. REEDS 4 co. will seal auction
90 Monday, October - u O'Clock the premfses, IG6
Water street. the entire ssDrk ~ GrossDgpr Wi
Esnd by order Of the assignee without reserve consisting n
herman, French and Hungarian Wines ytanyc, Egri
Kobnnyai, Sopronyi Se.tnasar. Budai Souloi, Budai
pes Chateau Ross, 81 Julien, Hat Sauterne Chamber
Rem Green Seal Sargah w. Leuh snhcner Ni<ensteiner
&C. Also valuable lot dry Toksy tose; he's
with the 0ilre Furniture and Store Fix