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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-25
Thc Fish, a. N ann fordsviiie, Ky,

LoUIsyILLE, Dec. lS--The recent Mum
fordsyille engagement, considering the dis
proportion OF numbers, proves the most brill
liant Federal victory yet achieved. -Four
companies, about three hundred and fifty
men, OF Wilichs regiment, led by Lieut. Col
Won Weber, drove back over three thousand
rebel cavalry, artillery and infantry. They
were first attacked by a regiment of Texas
cavalry, whom they repulsed and followed
when they were drawn into ambuscade and
fred at from all sides by the rebel infantry
The Federals returned the fire yigoursly
and stood their ground until the rebels fell
back leaving all their dead and most Of their
wounded on the field. a.s er} sn.. ar
No reinorccments reached Won Weber'i
command, as reported yesterday, until after
the engagement was over. m rs8t
Stones Louisville Battery supported tiIt
Federals from the north side of Green rlver
firing at very long range from riiied cannon
-Four other companies were on the south Side
o the river, but engaged as pickets mile
and quarter distant from the action. =
Among The Federals killed were Lieu en-
ant Sacks, OF Cincinnati, who killed eight
men with two revolvers, but was finally kill
ed himself receiving nnc bullets from tht
rebels; also, Henry Jaser Richard Wehey
Fred Shoemaker, John Shambrose, Peter
Smith, all of Cinclnnali. s aaa5A
Smiths remains 60 to Cincinnati .to.mor
row.
Oh the Texan Rangers sixty two wer,
killed, besides Col. Terry; wounded un
known, supposed large.
The Federal forces buried their dead.
Fourteen rebels horses we're found dead
on the field, and three rebels taken prise
ners. @2 t'4 N
Parties Just arrived rom the scene Of th
fght, report that yesterday and to-day six
ty nine dead aud wounded rebels were fount
IN the bushes. R3f s@ 4 5ptAs n
The Federal loss is ten killed on the spot
seven inortally, thirteen otherwise wounded
| Of those wounded, four haye since died. ~
| Il The rebels lost A. Colonel Captain aDt
Lieutenant. 'a, NV
The Federal Forces on The south side o
I The Green River IRE considerably augmented
but the report ola general crossing Of sth,
Federals southward yesterday Is denied, ant
would probably not take place till Gree
River bridge, on which q large force Is on
ggged, was Reconstructed. }tA iaf
I The rebels sent 4 Gag Of truce to-day ask
I Ing permission 10 inter tllcir alleged uibuf
ried dead.
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In foreign war the enthusiasm of
our soldiers would be unbounded, their
bravery and determination indomitable,
and England had better reflect upon
the past, and look before she leaps
We believe the Democratic party would
take the contract to fog England.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-12
Testimonials OF the Horace Waters Pianos
and NninLnnn.

i'| ."'." '''"' 90 ''''' III "I>' t'e ofUcF. It's
anu Ia ~1'7'i'"e. be- q Walker,
NV .'@, - r-.t.. ,...
''' "a ~ ~ u .'- : Sc" ora "Ao has had
''. % '.'' !, &C.,. anus writes as ioiip"5:-
.., - i,l'i'e M.~'' M u l4ie. piano for
kti' '.' 'I' va sum IN, !" pe9e'E"r: l-ab
Ny p@in n %tet+@E P"i":3" ii this place, and 1t IN.
Cal. '"I "+-'' on or A"' more, tHcy VIII be more
p"I..1 S"a" ahy oti,It h'tA
-" t. ""f . Two 81 ""l.'' !.aA"s IL use in our sem
ih@ '"" "ith ma '''i severely tested for three
9f+' "' ca, S',t''* - '"5r E'"d quaiity and du-
ramp "'' o' e. .,g' ."o"a, caTT0Et' iIfS.
al. 'iE@s- ts%'-LeaT SIR: Having used one Of
sspsri,r Instrument ,s ',o t 13a,' 4" i
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,,......,
% 81 anu p' ep"1I'ao.o .. inp ~ pIr
- Ns ~. CIV ' 49,, ii :! - rt;i " hs ~
s',' 'Ihc''uhen u! ny ; n.siie 80 ,
i ~ ~ III h,','ie anu " ' ' ~
/" ~ i"': ~, ,h,,,.,,,1 I.l,- rorns that N,
Sc Ir c,, 80 cn,,,, ,rrf e. a., Z. y,rur;
f!!l,.t, - ,,,,ra.sop rf w., .... y, .aia and
-, .n,,,I,,v i,,s Indicate ts nc,rs.;t,, in
is, ' 80 ,I,,reiyaI'r case
ir,oxfnns j., all ma ladies in which il has been tried
= H. ,ad ~ s,IwtrIv curative in each of The follow
az nnp;Ii~y nervous Affections Emacia.
49, Dvaneysia Consultation piarrhpa
,1,~sr,a~r tnc;p1ent Consurnp,:on S.raf,-
- ~-nbSrcu1osss Salt RheuE,I Nils N ms III.
aTiC, Whites hlorcsis Liver Com 81 fnts
Chrontc Acata ches rheumatism lu.ern1it.
, ent p.T,.,a pip,p ies on the Face &c
Ir General .whttl.ert the result faute
disease. or If the coI;uu.d dlIaiua.ian # nervous
muscular ru"r-y from croic complaints me trial
Of this restorative has proved slccSsu 10 I extent
which no description nor written attcstatioN would
der credible. Inyaiihs 50 long icI-!ie - to have
become forgotten in their Re H"rh IDS have sud-
denly re-appearcd in the busy world just returned
IF II rr"trac.cd travel In 4 distant land Sor~e very
81 IA. instances Of this KIND are dtttSted Of female Suf
ferers, .tct victims of apparent asinu, SAN
pijct Of nervous and dyspeptc aversion air and
exercise foF which The IlIy stefan has no NaI0e.
In .terr0Ws .7fccioHs Of all kinds, and Tor reasons
familiar to Ecdca mea.the operation Of this repaTa-
ton Of iron must necessarily hc sutir. fer unlike
Old oxides, i - vigorously t9Ltc without hciHg eXcit-
Ing and rygrh"ttfuZ: and gently. regularly ap"r"ut
even the most obstinate O! costyeness wth-;
cFcrhe:ng gastric rurGat!ve INJECTING Disagree.
able sensation. II is this latter property .aIuz Ut hers
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PROF. l.. M.iIER'S
FEAslsIVEEesDksA'EOH:

AN FFFEuTivE, SAFE AND EtoNoMicAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO its original
color without dyeing, and preventing the hair
fro IN turning gray.
FOR PREVENrINf; Badness ana curing it.
when there is the least particle Of vitality or
recupcrdti>e energy remaining
FOR REMOVING :-cERF AID DA&DRUFF,
and all euttG~ul,s affections al the scalp
FOR BEAuTlFIING TIE HAIR impa.ting to
it an uncquallcd gloss and brilliancy, making
it soft and silky in its texture ana causing it
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the Increasing demand for
this unequalied preparation, convince the proprietor
that trial only is only necessary to satisfy dis
corning public Of its superior qualities over any
other preparation at present in IL ceanscs the
head and scalp from dandruG and other cutaneous
diseases the hair to grow luxuriauty and gives
rich Soft glossy and flexible APP earanee, and also
where the hair is loosenng and thinning, 1t VIII give
strength and y-0r to the roots, and restore the growth
to parts which have become bald, causing it to
yield Jrss he0rertHF Of hair.
There are hundreds of ladies' and r.ojemcn in New
York who have had their hair restored ire of this
Inyi1orator, when all other preparations had failal:-
L. NJ has in his possession letters innuinerabe testify
ing the above facts from persons OF the highest
speciality. 4 will eIectualy prevent the hair from
turn.nr until the latest period % ": and in cases
where the hair has aireauy canned ITS color the use OF
the lnvigorator will with certainty restore its orig
nai hue. giving it a dark glossy appearance. As
perfume the toilet and Hair Restorative is par
icularly recommended, having agreeable fragrance:
and the great facilities 1t affords in dressing the hair,
which, when moist wi.h the 1nsigorator lie dressed
in any required form TO its place, whether
plain or in curlshcnce the great demand for it by the
ladies' as standard toilet article which ought
be without as the price places il within reach ALL
being ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS per bot
tie to he had at all respectable druggists perumcrs.
l.. MILLER would call the attention of parents and
guardians the Of his Invigorator, in where
the chirens' hair ineliues to be weak. The of
lays the foundation for good head Of hair. il
moves any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp the removal of which Is nru44ry hott
for the health of the child, and the future aearaE,e
its hair.
CAUTION None genuine without the fac smile Locus
MILLER being the outer wra -; also, l.. MILLERS'
HAIR RESTORATIVE, N. ! Town in the glass.
Wholesale Depot 50 Dey ST. and sold by all the prin-
cipai Merchants and Druggists throughout the world.
Liberal discount to purchasers - the quantity. l
also desire to present to the American public my
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IL ~ = - -.
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.

fSSa - a<33ees.sSa1ex x1e@Aaesr
Mississippi and Missouri R. r.
ON and af,,r Monday, April 18th, 1861, and
~ until farther notice. trains will run as fol-
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi
cage, at 400 2. NJ
Leave Wilton for Marcngo ana
Washington. $40 A. N.
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. $50 A. NJ
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
at s25 An. S 90 T. N.
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passenger. going west make direct connec-
tons with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
Il. Il. trains. for all points east, s,uth and north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and St. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giviAE distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
r. TRACY, Sup't
A. klMBALL, Assistant Snpt.
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Which they are determined 20 sell as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH.
Oar motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
Any order iiom the country will lie promptly
attended to; as much SO Is il the purchaser was
present.
Mr.. iloch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business fer the la: nine years ia this City. fat.
tiers himself tEat he will be able IL render com
pete satisfaction to customers. Give US Il call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatinc, Iowa, April LIST. 1850.
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Lac ~ . us :;;:;..s
IOWA Il NEBRASKA X,

CHlCACo, low \ d \ EBN.ASkA H. Il.
HN and after Monday, May lst, lSCl, until
~ Mither notice, trains will run as follows.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAINS.
Lave Clinton at $3.50 A NJ and 4: 90 p NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids at $3.50 NJ and S:l5 NJ
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids at GOO A NJ and $3.50 \ NJ
Arrive at Clinton at 10: 90 A NJ and ): 30 7 NJ
CONNECTS.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke-
ia. At anhee Ran with stages for Toronto.-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. ct Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, TIn,on, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Fl. Dodge. Tohdo, Marengo, Fl,
Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
Stouc city.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest. cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, il hc.
ing only 1916 miles hom Chicago to the Mississ-
ppi fNef, anu then directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
IN agent will be at the Depot in Fulton to re-
,eINe all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which
VIA lie cohIeycd across the river free of charge.
NJ. SMITH. Eng. q Superintendent
}. W. II NJ, General Erci rht 4 gent.
Clint i, iowa, Way 1T. ISL. vSn9tf.
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MANHOOD, 10" LOST, HOW RES.
SDKED.

MANHOOD, no" lost, HOW RES.
TuRED.
Just P"biihed, IN u Seaiea Eaeelope.
ON Vt NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD
zeal cHyc - >,,rinatorrhoea, or Seminal weak
ness H'Hra. E.hjtity. Nervous ness. and involuh-
tary ems-.5sn. inaucng impotcncy, and Mental
md Phl>It al iucapacty.
by ROBT. J. CCLVEENLLL, II. y.
Author Of the screen Bu1A, dc.
The woiid-fcn0wnsd author. in this admirable
lecture elr arly proves ir0m his own experience
that the aw vial consequences Of sclfabnse may be
rii."tnaiiy renewed without medicine and with
out Ga9geroD. surgical operations, bongies, in.
-fruurl.ts rings or cordial, pointing out mode
Of rure - once certain and enectual, by VIII
every aat1erur. 30 matter what his condition may
he, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
icaly This lecture will prove boon to thous-
anas and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on
the receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
Or. j. c. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York Post
Office box-4 $50. a-yl.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
pll who want. his wcli,trjcd and approved CORN
CULTlNAToka SHOVEL PLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER, HARRoNS, Road Serapers, etc. lie
10 also ready 10 effect and warrant cure of all
hoOf-bouh4 i+orses. ;. L. DANIELS.
Upton. January 22l, lsGl.ats
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eGIiONI NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Fall term of
~ the 1irTuT UNION SCHOOL will commence
Monday, September I'd, lsGl All pupils or stu.
dents arc requested 10 he in attendance on the
hrst day OF the term. Students outside Of the
limits Of the School District will not be permit
ted to attend school until their tuition for the
fern IL settled, and for that purpose, students
VII cali and arrange their tuition with s. w.
Young, Treas. by order of the Board.
4. N. HUBER, See.
Upton, August I'd, 1861.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SEss;HysAI'Dze.eaAsl;A.

TOWAED ASSOCIATION, Pm LApELrIu.---
Ill Benevolent Institution established by
special endowment for the re,lct of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with vlrncnt and chronic
diseases, and especially for IL" cure of scases
Ofthe Sexual organs.
Medical advice given GRATIS, hy the Acting
Surgeon. Valuable reports on Spclmatorrhr%a,
and other diseases Of he Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the diSpensary,
sent IN sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Two or three stamps fox postage accepiahle.-
Address DIX. J. SKiLLMAH HUrGITOS. Howard
Association, No. > South Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. [lUiy II, II; lyl
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c. E. COM p TON,
SHIPPING,
Forwarding Il Commission Merchant

MUSCATINE, IOWA.
THANhFrL Tor the patronage therefore, ex.
1 tended ms by the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
fui attention to any business in:rustcd to my
oarc, 10 merit its continuance.
REFERENCES.
Mcssrs. Green d Stone. Mus2atnc, Iowa.
Weed, britgman d Kent, :. -
4. Og.ivic. So -
Peter \ Day. lowaCity; ii. Bacon Co., Chicago
Il. +. frcrIHan - - dallaCk h Rogers, st Louie
H. VI. Holden, Washington, Iowa.
Muscatinc, June -. IeSo:tf
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nuEENSWARE-Al arge lot just received and
W Of the best quality. by i. Il N. CHILDS.
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< G. Il u. STEIN have good workmen, and
kCs use steam power in the nanufac ture Of their
Furniture.
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TIE FIRST, MOST COMPLETE & SUCCESSFUL
Combination of Reaper and Mower III the World.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

place whsscvsr whtah shall b. obliged 70 manifest their
cnsoes according 70 rules Of present chapter.
answerable for any infringement Of present regulations
want Of manifest or rregularty Of same, and dine
in Hne Of from EOS TO zoos for want irreguarty Of
manifest At the abirage OF the respective collector or
Sec. 2 On being verified any difference in excess Of
quantity manifested fine shall be imposed OF from IS
TO zoos for each package or merchandise
Sec g. Any difference for less than quantity manifested
shall give occasion 70 the imposing Of fine equivalent TO
amount Of export duties
SEQ As regards Irregularities committed by the au
thorites charged with Iegslizng the manfests, shall
be observed the disposed regarding the
agents. the fine being imposed at the capital by the Sec
Rotary o. the Treasury and in the provinces by the as
Article 434 The penal dispositions Of foregoing article
do not comprehend penalties for smuggling, nor any
others incurred in for having received a sea- in
rtoria Of the empire foreign merchandise con-
trary 70 dispositions Of this regulation.
Article 4S6 The manfests Of coasng vessels coming
from ports without Custom House, Revenue Board or
Receiver Of Taxes, shall be iegazed by any authority
Of the place she sailed FROM whenever tho competent
Revenue Department sha be situated at distance of
two leagues from aforesaid port.
Article 4a6 Commanders Of vessels are not answerable
for contents Of any package they carry.
/ Casks, the liquids Of which has been substituted by
or by sweet or sea water or any other vaoeless OBJ
ject
.. Packages showing signs of having been broken up
8. Packages of less weight or Dimensions than mani
tested, or mentioned in bills Of ladng
ANGELO MONlZ DA SILVA FEfsAZ,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
RIO DE JASERo, September 10, 1850
Hazardous and Corrosire Arsicls
Supburic and nitric acics any other corrosives.
Spirits or essence Of tWpentine.
Alcohol and rum.
Gun cotton prOeciline.
Flambeaux made Of mat weed, and others alike.
Burning balls and other materials Of alike descrip
ton.
Resin, crude turpentine, tar, coal, ashes
Birthstone In tubes and sub mato Of birthstone.
Percussion caps Of every description
Tow and oakum, flaming fax, guDpowder.
Rockets and fireworks Of every description
finder Of every description.
Phosphor in cakes tubes, in wooden mate h
ee, or used in any other manner.
Pitch Of every quality.
Saltpetre, nitre or nitrate Of potash
Caustc soap for soap making.
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
"A Rich and costly Household Furniture,

Elegant rosewood Pianoforte
Rosewood Parlor Suits, In brocatel
Valuable Paintings, Artistic Bronzes Marble Groups, &c.
BY j. w. PORTER, Auctioneer.
Saturday March 9, At the elegant private residence
2S West Fourteenth few doors from Eighth avenue
Commencing at o'clock precisely
The sale comprises the entire contents OF the mousse me
elegant Parcr Furniture made to order and Is in solid
rosewood and satin brocae The whole will be sold TO the
highest bidder cash rain shine offering extraordinary
Inducements purchasers the entire farnurs OF the
house is having all been made within four months
Elegant IA Pianofore with solid pearl keys
cost 5000
Music Cabinet, Stool and embroidered
Three elegant full suits Of rosewood Parlor Furniture IN
rich brocade veve rosewood splendid Bronzes
Paintings rich Vases marble Pedesas, silk and lace Cur
tans, Turkish Lounges with Amchars to match CENTRE
sofa Tables FlorenDe mante and pier Mirrors
eruscan and lava rosewood Bureaus
marble Clocks rosewood and cottage Chairs
two sofa Bedsteads Extension Table, Sverwae rich china
Glass every description forming valuable collection Of
Household Furniture and unique and recherche Works Of
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SALES At AUCTION.
a UoTIoN N0rICE.-To HoUsEKEgPERs.
"A Hotel Keepers and Furniture Dealers
Great auction sale Of elegant PAror,


Great auction sals Of elegant PAror,
Chamber. Dining Room and Library Furniture,
MagDi6cent rosewood pianoforte, cost ESQ;
Rosewood Paror Suits Ae this asnrdayl afternoon
dwelling No ss Twenty nrst street between Seventh
new having made less than three months
and WIN all be sold the highest bidder for cash. ex
nturs auction prices Contents Of the honss eP Paoo
for.s. stod and Cover, Music Csbne. superb SOLID
rosewood Parlor Suit UPHOLSTERED n she wS Sni
Suit elegantly carved covered in crimson brocaiel both
o. these Suits elegant; rosewood Ete8crU
Centre and Pier Tables S and Laco Curtains 0oia an
landscape shades Bronze Clocks scvres and
Vases and rich Paror Ornaments In lava and
Paintings Turhish Lounges and Chairs three elegant Nsn,e
Oval and Pier Glasses marble pedestss Tapestry ana
Carpets Velvet Rugs Reception Chairs Bronze
rosewood bedseads eighteen Hair Mattresses He4s ana REQ
ding ROSEWOOD mahogany and Cottage Chairs one six octave
Panofcre Rockers fes Te.es marble top Bureaus Wash
stands French Engavngs with rosewood Chamber Furn
prs q every description The upper rooms Furnished
every description In dnihg room sverwsre OF all kinds
Cut Glass Ivory Table Cutlery OF Wers Iron Safes
&c No postponement Commencing at prcnsely. Gaia
logues at house.
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pRowNE NICHOLS, AUCTIoNE ERs-THIs DAY,
ID Saturday March at 101 o'clock at their salesrooms
30 Nassau street. sale Of and second hand Household
Furniture consisting Of elegant rosewood mahogany and
osk dining Furniture, Chamber Suits Mirrors Book
cases. wardrobes Bufets marble top Centre Tables Car
pets Beds, Bedding, Nattresscs it Blankets Bed men,
Pillows Bosters Curtains, Crockery, Kitchen Ware &C
Also, three rosewood Pianofortes city made.
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A UCrIoN NOTICE.
Large sale OF new and second hand
VEHICLES,
Harness, Robes, Blankets &c
EZRA LUDLOW, JR,
his saesooms No 90 Cedar street opposite the Post once
styles light Wagons two slide at Buges for two
four persons three depot and jaeger Wagons superb
Phaeton, extension top Prince Albert Phaetons, and
variety Of other Vehicles all and OF superior city make
finish Also second hand Barouche
Doctors Phaeon road Wagon two seated Wagon one
Tibury built by Goodwin, In good order one light express
Wagon. Also, Harness, Robes Blankets, Whips &C.
UCT1oN NoTIcE-JNo T. HyNGERFoRD d CO..
n auctoneers
A rare opportunity 10 purchase first class
HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE
at public auction
Over $4,000 worth Of elegant Household Furniture to be
perempiory SOLD this day. Saturday, at the five story
and Sixth sale commencing at l0 O'Clock. Sale
sitive, without regard to the Gather.
Seven octave rosewood Pianofore,
Carved and made order for the present owner by
city complete order; Stool and Cover Can
trbuy suits OF aror Furniture covered with SILK
cael velvet Carpets Pier and Manel Mirrors Lace Cur
ans Cornices Shades Oil Paintings by ancient and modern
elegant Mantei Ornaments bronze and ormou Chan
deers Etegeres Bookcase Centre Tables, Engravngs Re
ception Chairs Hatsand, Olcoh, Stair Carpet Bureaus
Bedsteads Washsands Commodes Feather Beds Blankets
Counerpanes Hair and Spring Mattresses Bedding &C
Mirrors Clocks Brussels Carpets oak Buffet Extension Ia
BILE china Dinner and Tea Sets silver plated Spoons
Casters Forks Table Cutlery also, large assortment Of
basement and kitchen Furniture.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF rUREIrUlR.
0IRARD HOUSE,,
CHRgTNUY GTRWxT PHI. AnRr .pHTA

On xoSdsy' nIsgh H. 81 4 Tn osissS M !. sod :.
pubs sA without rsss9ve Tor cash. esGant Furniture
o. the 0trsrd 1cus PhaAephia comprising The Furniture
n,sr osc 0npf Sss ~ Billiard TsSlss also .r ys
sew And . complete erder and splendid carved oak BIZ
hard I.ee nane TO order Pana cost 100 francs The
olo0eeA rln particulars In oataloguea ,-..,
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CHRfp CLOTHING, CHEAP CLOTHING. AT no. ~
W pfnce Mercer block west Of byosd
WY where you can buy sesd scry-cab'e psir % Pants
iorel Otber goods IN pr PORTION.
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r. yAcoBs AyCrIQrHER: q wlLLLAn STREET,
~. corner z Cedar, JAcoDs will ~ e secys on
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