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United states Mammals sale.
LNITE u SIATkE QE AMEEInA

DIRsF1CT or Iowa.
DY virtue Of execution to me directed issued
ID by tie Clerk Of the District Court of the Uni.
ted States for the Southern Division of the District
of Iowa, wherein Pattep, Lane. Merriam a Co. arr
plaiDti fs and Fan uel u. Meek, Lncius S. Meek
Fayette Meek and Moses s. Meek are defen.
dants, have lehied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, at the door oil
Vie court house in keokuk, Lee county, Iowa on
the 18th day Of September, 1861, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. and O'Clock p. N. OF
said day, tie following property, 10 wit; Lot four
fs) in block two t2l. the undivided half az oil
fractional lot fouI "a in fractional blcck four a1
and forty 40) feet front ard of of the south
cast side OF lot three ta) in fractional block four
az, all in the town Of Harrington Van Buren,
county, Town. Taken and lesied upon ar the pro.
ptrty Of Samuel g. Mech to sati.fy said writ Of
execution. II. NJ. HeXIE, u. s. Marshal.
by HARRY FuLroE, Deputy.
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To j III Barker, administrator of the estate oil
Thomas Hardvman, deceased, Rob't Reed am
VIM. Hsrhine, (defyndantsC
HIRAM BARNEY has filed 10 the Clerk. Office
Of Lee County District Court at keokuk, a
petition and an amended petition praying for q
judgment against you said Barker adm nis traitor
&C., for 1925 is and 10 per cent interest from IL,
Of December, 1858. upon a mortgage Of Thomas
Iardyman to Charles Mason on forty acres off Of
the south side Of the south at quarter or section
"a, township sc, range west, in Lee county, Iowa
"a saic Of said premises to pay said debt, and for
general relief with costs.
And you must appear and answer said petition
by noon OF the second day If the next term of
said court, 10 be holden on tie first Monday of
September 1851 or Judgment and decree will lie
had therein against you by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL
Aug Z, 1881 m. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

To Henry Il. Vinal
= On are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has filed
~ festoh ~ the District Court, Lee County, Iowa,
~ VI aaiSoa against you praying far Judgment
asas' nshry Y. sIhsis upon his mortgage given
Charles Mason for the san OF one Thousand dollars
win ten per cent interest from August, Ii aud for
Tue naif OF the east half of tie fractional northwest
aaartef anu the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF Section six, Co., Township sixty six, fsG,)
sangs stAs lbl west, In Lee G.nnty. Iowa, pay or
sa lieut. and the eAtingulr elit vi all equity ef re-
afMItlah- and tor lhe appointment III Receiver to
tahn charge 81 said property
Anu sou must appear ard answer said petition by
noon ~ Tho second day Of next tsr Of sali Court 10
heu on the lfat Monday Of December isuI. or Indg.
iaent viii be had thereon, a. prayed for.
III. scnTI HOWELL,
Au1.@onbialm Attorney foT PLAINTIFF
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District Court Lee Co.
s. S. BILLINGS. ct Al Iowa, TT. Madison.
To + Billings, Lucinda Eiilines his wife, J. NJ.
Billings, n 4. iluxeiton, Vim. sullivan. Eliza
Sullivan his wife X. II. Abbott O.. james u.
Smith \ CO John Beal Co. Geo. Beal Ll4xa
Bea, landlord 4 Brother. Alexander johnson,
George I renbin. II. :, Taylor, nob't r. Carr,
A.P. spanldng, Clark 4 Andrew. II BGray,
Miller. AiexArder Co, Archibald Henderson,
J W.henkln, tmii Pretoruis. Pattens, Lane Il
Merriam, GaIowsyA ebster. Emma NJ Vii.
lams, Executor OF George Williams, deceased
Andrew Webster, " phinney, Reynolds Il
Richardson. aeorgc r. Andersen. T.. A. Ihomp-
son, ~ he Washington Union Insurance CO..
az be CT eveiard Mutual Insurance Company -
O. B.1weedy, Peter etryker, shspie,gh, lay a
Co., NJ. ID. George& Co, Hiram Barney, ii v +
Block Duyail, keigbIer h 20, Nm lhour sara
4 Co.. Josiah Iaines, John W Etiis & Co, ".
y. be,on Lockwood. Gsorge Co yer \ Co..
Arnes L. Spaniding nd Zen. DO hnsan aud iisnrv
Robinson and Nm. Smith, Executors "a John
Real deceased tDefardanft4:
NQI are hereby severely notified that there
is now file ia the Jerks uflce # the District
Court of lee County, Iowa, 1T II. Madison, q Pc
tition In Chaneery n David ". kiibpurne, c aim
ing a judgm emf agsins, i. :. pillines FIR fifteen
thousand dollars upon hi promi .stry note- ard
against all IT SAID def dantt the foreclosure If
mortgage made by said y. Sd iIiugs to said Xii
bourne, securing said notes, upon part Of 1T
twelve tl2), block twenty-six t264, lot fronting
.tbt ieet On GFcoto STREET ~ uiiy leet ~,
commencing ffis feet from johnson street, in the
City OF keokuk Lee County, Iowa; praying for Tie
sale Of said premises discharged Of all liens Of
each aud I'll Of said defendants, aud FIR genei VI
relief; and alsu Tor A9n.fal execution against
said :. Billing for mush ct said plant i'll =
claim a. lie sal of raid lot shall mo- pay of.
And you must each appear and ans wer said retl.
tou by noon OF the second lay IF the next term Of
said Court, TO he holden on be LIST Monday of
December, A. u. 1861, or jade ment and deci co
4 te had bnrt ..a T.r
III. sCuTI HOWELL,
Aup a 1861 div S0Iieivqr fur psfttinvev
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DTRLTc notice II hereby given that on The 26tl
] day OF August, lstI, at the door Of the Clerk 4
Office in the ciiyf Ieolnk, Lee County. Iowa.
shall proceed 10 sell FIR cash In hand to the ighes
bidder be following property, to.wis Lot number
twelve l21 in block lumber thirty three 1887 In
the city Of keokuk, county of Lee aud State o,
Iowa.
from Sarah Ann socl n an and John III Sock m mr.
her husband to ne de, to secure the TAyn mt OF
certain note made ty the said Sarah Ann Sock
and John II Foes nan TO the order of Rober,
l.. Kuddick for the srm If two hundred and ninety
eight and 30 100 dolnrs rs 1882. dated August g.
$50, and payable twslse months after date, which
note IL due and nuI aid, and by the terms Of the
Trust Decd tequiied to sell The property.
Sale between he BIZ urs IF 10 o'clrck a m and 4
o'clock pm.
WILLIAM RUDDICK, Trustee,
August rs. 1861 dl0t
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Aug. 2. 1861 div Solicitor for Petitioner.


10 t!awkins layl or, ~ ma Breeder, Connahle
Smythe, Annie ". Abbott, G. 5. Abbott, Wm.
stott,, John e. X. Stotts Joseph p Stotts aid
william 1. stottf comprising firm and CO.
partnership doing business under he name and
styie oi Vim. Stous Sons, Nm. Tinbernian
Mathew kiieyin your1wn rieht end as guar an
Of John A. Riley and Mary u. Reilly, inf4nt
cnilars N Of Lib ,urre Reilly, deceased, j In A
Rely aud Mary T.. Kelly, Arthur Hosmer, WIN.
Alien, Black cropstsr Samuel Fonner, p G.
Wright, State of Iowa for The use OF q e Seboul
Fund, Vim & X. l. kudilok, Greene Erskine,
George ". Thatcher A Co james Watson. Fies-
len Lucas, A. Harrington. Executor of Martin
Conny deceased, and Patrick Harrington, Geo.
W. McCrary, Executor " Edward Boyntop, de-
ceased:
VOI and each NJ you arc hereby respectively
i notified that there II Row on file in tie Office Of
the Clerk OF The District Court Of Lee County.
Iowa, vt Fort Madison, a petition of Eliakiln
X. Ford, claiming OF you said Hawkins Tayl the
sum ~ six thousand five hundred dollars t$6 500,
with " pr cent. interest per anunm from Janna-
ry l1h, 1861, as money due or certain Irnmiss0 ~
notes made by you pay able 10 order of B. Farnum
and since assigned 70 plaintif; alfo claiming
against each Il you the foreclosure Of a ID ed Of
Trust executed by you the said Hawkins Taylor by
which you conveyed to Thomas l. McKenny as
Trustee certain real estate to secure the said
and certain other notes therein forth, said re Il
estate being more particularly described therein,
in Lee county. Iowa, for the purchase money; and
further asking for sale of said premises, and
genera relief.
And unlesgyou appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the next
term OF said Court, to commence al Fl. Madison
on The lst Monday If December A. ID. 1861 a de-
fault will be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Ang. q. lssl-dt,r Att',ssc- p,.t-ttr
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1i~yd's HassreAd Map.
I L0}I'S Railroad az shows every Railroad
- in running order " 10 February lat, Is6i.--
Every IT tion Is marked down an be road sLd
the distances between taeh station, ard the total
t"nEth Of tbs read; at the anne q its officers,
their ptaet u rcStulrce ard tie rnT ntnE time OF
the trains or every Esr rt N An ersca given.
livery river In America is traced cut, and the
towas and cities the Ohio and Mississippi and
other rivers are mark q PLAINLY. Ala he FORTS,
Batteries and Stror lL,lds IN his countr. laid
down prominently. I,r sale by
Nj w. WEsTCQTT,
iyl7 ri, met I'd deer fron 4th.
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aEA.E Ut IUNA1
Lei publication Of the foregoing original notice 10 made
IN THE DAILY Gate Gty daily spaper published ia
hssAuk IN saia County, such publication TO be made fol-
iohf consecutive weeks. according 10 law.
WITNESS my hand this 3Ist day ~ Aug, A. ID. 1861.
ERIE j. LEEGH Ct'k Dist Court
Sept. z, 81 Ev CHA,s BorRR upn,v
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Legal Notice


To Spencer s. Billings, j. B. Billings, John q.
Bower, Frederick Bsrth. Albert Wolf. william
Wnpptek Ezra Potter, A.C. Campbell, William
Miller, Ex eutors 1 the estate Of Jacob Miller,
deceased, Frederick Cook, w. J, Worlcy, samuel
Morley:
VOu and each Of you are hereby notified that
there Il now d IN he Office IL the Clt rk Of
the District Court Of Lee County. Iowa, at Fort
Madison a petition II Hiram Barney, claiming Of
you Stenctr $ Billings the sum Of fifteen hunarvd
dollars with l0rer cent. interest per arr um, pay
able annually az morey due on n deed OF trust
made by you to u. w kiibourne AS trustee, to Sc.
cufe samuel Harsh, William X Lea and Edward G..
nelcvan Tor thr purchase money If the real es to
therein described, and since ened said ira
Barney. date May 9th. 1852; also claiming
against each OF you he foreclosure II said deed OF
Trust, The same being upon Lots .. g.. and =, in
bloch 2o in the CITY OF Aeokak, Lee county, Iowa
Tor NE purchase m ney; and further nking for q
sale a SAID premises a. general relief.
hhd ahiess you appear aud answer taid petition
On " before Loon VI tho second day Ut the neat
term ~ sali court ~ commence Ill Fort addison On
me FIRST Monday ~ De cmhrr. "A. ID. 1881. DE-
ianlt wi BE- entered against YOU ard judgment
Hhasrea lhtreon ae prayed Tor In said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
aug -, 1aoi.lm Att'ys fyr Pn'a.
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oytheusc ~ these PiIltt the periodic attacks Of
Ky ~ Sex headache may be prevented; aud
- t"ken ~ the comm sncement Of an atta.k i'm.
a'eoiate Fa If from pain and sieknesrv be oh
tancd
ihey seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
heafqeh't2 which females are osubjeot.
they act gently upon the bowels,-rmoyirp
Gov ~.,st
For Literary Nh, stsdcn,s. Delicats Fema,.s
shu all persons of sedeptcry habits, they ar,vnlu.
able as q Laxatipe, Improving the ap.e,,f, o;v,rc
io"e ana r'ger IL the dgestiveorg and restoring
henaturai elasticity and strength eff the whole
system.
me eAfHAllc PILLS are tbrresult Of q long
asfst gtnon and carefully conducted experiments,
'"E oeen use many yeers, during which time
'ney nave prevented md relieved vast an ounto
pam ana suffering from Headache whether orivi
hatinR IN tie ne.roassystem or from a deranged
state 1T thesfomnsA
lhey are entirely vegetable In their composition
ana may be taken NJ AL times with perfect safety
without making aGs cDApge oi diet, ard tie ab
sehee o. atgeftagsetctltfesftr tnaeft {! tcalfo ae-
minfserfhent 10 ehil1,tn.
BEWARE CT roUNTERrFITS,
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry c.
spalding on each Box
sold by Druggists and all other realetsin Med.
ieines.
Blk will beae by mail prepaid on receipt
of the
PNiGE % GEvTS.
Al orders should be adircssedto
HENRY q. NPAIDING.
No.4s Ccdar-.trect.
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Sent. q. iGl.
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STATE or IOWA.

Dated Aug 81 1861
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THE NORTH AND THE norman
tr4 sTATES.

=iOnJ then nyThpt:--Supposs she Stnyy
lni then NYhntl-.NYhaI her FuIure
COndltlon VIII be In elther En.enf.-1
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NUMBER lSS

burthens of the State. This subject is as
snming fearful proportions. Our Eastern
brethren are not even satisfied 10 let us re.
main under the glorious form of free gov
ernmcnt, with our expressions; but they
are moving heaven and earth to tear down
our governmental fabric, and prccipitate us
into a slave oligarcby, where our voices
will be forever sHenced from complain =
against the hand that is depressing aus.
bnt what is most humiliating, We find in
our midst those who are recreant 10 their
section, their country. their fathers aud
their children, and traitors to our. glorious
Union, the brightest hope of the oppressed
Of the world. Aud for what is this treason
proposed? rs because party ieGder Ags
6esn DEBATED, and the spORs Of oRiee hare de-
parted from Them. saa =
In tue Ftstera VIginian we intend to
devote our time, our energy and our talent,
whatever " iIt it may be. to the exposition Of
thts foul treason, and to the cause of the
patriotic West IN tie Union. We usk Won
for your cordial and patriotic support. ~
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FIRR AMI INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RSEs accepted at terms consistent with solVency and
fair profit.
gipetI 70 TgirrdHcCoG IPELLENL1S
aud COHtSatJ for terHaf oFnAs To- fre years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through of financial sun
Ehiue aud storm periods oTentfu in exempt from
sweeping eOanIgrations anil maritime disaster. Re-
ing long established, cash basis the troubles Of
the credit system affect In no material particular
During "hard times the security OF reliable In8u-
Is an imperative dnty-the ability of property
holders 70 sustain loss oelng then much leaSened'
Policies iSsnsd without delay, and all busInesS at
tended TO with dispatch aud fidelity. by
n. @. ARTHUR, Agent,
Ofies over the Bank OF wheeling
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-iA91SPEcIAL NoTcEs Double the abuVe rates
:, ~ early Advertising reASonaLle terms aeeor-
ding to the space occupied and the number
Acknowledgements from transient persons or Stranr
ers. TO lc paid far in advance. '
SSness ~ Cards not exeeedinG hTe linea SO peryear
or ~ Tor six months but for shorter period ofiInr
viii be counted less than square s's
Tie privilege Of Annual Advertising Il limited 10
tne AlTeEttserx own Immediate business; and All
adIertlsenlents for the benefit of other nraous a
Wen Ms all legal adTcrtiEementE aud advertisements
oiuuetnn sales and real estate sent In by them mus,
be paid for at the usual rates. , - - =
20 advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will DO Inserted untTI forbid and eharEej
accOriinElY. - 49,
cases ut fnll rntes. = - -
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
sermons, 90 cents. each. = ~ nOJll'59
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asHaaf -. =. -. . aaH - O..
Diminished head@Rhat will become of
that respect 9onnded IN tear as well as in
love? Whal VIII become of that respect
with which it was hailed under a peaceful
Government When you go abroad now.
anu when toihe question. rs to what Won
are yon answer you are an American, YOU
are treated INSTANTLY with more respect
tLan even the proud Englishman. lOf an
names it is that by Which a man Womb
prefer -to-tra*el- -iR=Rnrope.- lis yUnr
country usnIe tlRt gives 5you5this starnp.
THIS great power. II Is that great country
whose uame14aTeF failsttG,. proye shadow
of protection hyt r yon. s'.s.
Do you not; believe now that foreign ma
tlons are triunPhtng in the division and
dismembprme9t Of this great Government?
Ihey feared its example; they feared ns
liberty; but nov they look to You with
good government founded on liberty and
on PrincipleslAyhtch may be TO them n
dangerous exalgPlp. They look to you 10
cite you as ant sevideure that all popular
governments is delnsion l.AIen, are not
capable OF goHelEsaG themselves, !, they say
sneertngly, ''and the people ofihe United
States are sba9lng it. They live in u
country that referses power. They had
all sway and all dominion, yet YOU see by
party cohtroEfrsY jand the little exasnsr,sl
ton that sprthE out Of this great Govern
-mentis in an Instant exploded under the
madness of party In six months that
proud empire, reaching to the skies
stretching It's, arms over, the world hos
fallen to the ground. They arc an cyi-
dence that mal requires kings and despot-
isms to govern him--that he cannot govern
himself" You, the proud nation, arc now
cited as an example Of the impotcncy. the
incnPacity Of mankind for self-government
Ito show that your boosted liberty is
nothing but the inhalation of fancies, iav-
ing nOpower, no strength, no capacities
These arc tue Consequences thatIyilI accrue
ffom'a dissolstion of the Union. 3l3 90
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a Little Plain Tratn for Home Com


tFrum the Grailon Western Yirgininn1
In Western Virginia our citizens are the
architects of their own fortunes. The
country has been settled almost entirely
9y people representing nearly nll the old
States of tue COnfederacy. But there is
one marked peculiarly that they repre-
sent, different, we venture to say, from any
0iner state or section of the Union
While now Western Virginia has popu-
lntion representing hundreds of millions
OF property, we cannot place our mind
upon single mnu that represents large
wealth, who has not made his wealth in
Western Virginia by individual oxcrtiop;
we know of no man or family in the West
who has emigrated to it. bringing any
considerable amount from any of the East
eTn States. The forest has been subdued.
the fields cultivated, the crops harvested
and marketed almost entirely by free white
iaoor-the owners of the soil. Our prop
erty aud wealth, whichever it is, ia tho pro-
duct Of the hands of the Trecmen of the
West. We know the hard labor that il
has taken to earn it, possessing it as we
have, lce kaOE hOIr to defend IL. pfsfs
% Tue very settlement offthep West put-us.
under n kind of colonial .vassalage TO the
East TheV having the legislative power
nud.authoTity In their own hands, gave MS
from time to time only. such rights as they
saw mt TO give ! retaining ia their own
hands the power of taxing our propcrty
and tue exemption ofithHir own. In suite
OF their expressions we have grown to our
present power and spusition by our own Gu
ergy. We were taught by our ancestors 10
t0Ok paicrnaly 70 the East, our early
memories were dIIed with the stories Of
her revolutionary heroes I'VE admire and
love them. We Thought their posterity
Wonid7 do no wrOngi but recent events lre
working rapid change in the Western
mind with regard TO these things. We SEE
our Eastern brethren possessing a proper
y which they boast that for the last forty
years has been yielding them profit, by
less than the sale OF its increase, of from
eigtt to ten millions Of dollars per year
yet they refuse to tax that property, aud
at'the same time levy "A tax upon the West
on everything we baTe upon the face of
the earth, 70 provide arms, arGnories and,
arseuals 70 defend that property from a
supposed danger. = af
Western Yirginians. this subject is
looming mp before youin vast proportions.
The question is forced upon yon By our
Eastern brethren. not only whether Won
wIll be siaEes or freemen, bht whettiPr yon
viii be slayestto support the SHAREHOLDERS
OF the east Ia the enjoyment. of their prop-
erly, while their slaves areereuut ir15n III.
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R-wO have, at heavy expenditure, f,rrliscti Our
job Office with all necessary materials embracing
TYPE RULES BORDRRs, CUES. Sc; -
OF the latest AID most GEtonaBIe to render ie
capable of executing work equal to that Of any other
esabshment in the city Ond possessing facilities in
the way Of Steam, &c. for doing work expedtIouSIy,
unsurpassed by any other uiec, VIC respectfully pre-.
sent our claims fora share Of public patronage assu
ring those who entst their work to us that no EFFORT
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
nov11i59 CAStPBHLL M'DRRSIOT,
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Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by tho RtRa Insurance Oo
init past Il years.
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10 2 2o0RFEIR,--lOO bsEs. rripas iRiO coaSe
JAM n, REtLLY. :
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Any way, therefore, that this subject
can be contemplated, it presents bnt one
aspect to the sober observer. 1t wonld
not only be recreance to its noblest antece-
dents not only an acceptance of men and
sentiments which the border has ALWAYS
contemPtuously-nnd justly denounced but
Il would be self:ruin for It to n6undon the
flag of the old Uuion.-N. Y. World.
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gailgg ntelllge1rtrT
TEItnIs OF ADVERTIsING.

TWELyE soLlD LlSEs OF NoHPARru, (oR oSF tScu., on
LEsS, NAKE1 a SQUARE.
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TDwAgD sCHENCK, AueT1oNEER.
~ ASSIGNEE 5 SALE OF

By f. 4 r. II. SCHESCK, on Wednesday, August 2S, ~
II O'Clock al their sal rooms Nos 1855 and l57 Broadway
the Stock of one the first cabinet makers of this city
consisting in part elegant solid carved and plain rose
wood Suits in satin and brocate plush and reps elegant
rosewood Amour q Giacc, magnificent rosewood round
cornercd Besteads and Bureaus, do. in black walnut,
finished in oil rosewood and walnut Secretary Library
Bookcase elegant rosewood and walnut Etesercs. carved
walnut and oak Bullets, oak and walnut Library and
Dining Room Chairs and other elegant Furniture. The
above all of the very best manufacture, and WI be
positively sold by order Of assignee The particular at
tenton e those of elegant Furniture Is respect
fully requested TO this sale, as it undoubtedly the finest
sale of first class Furniture that has taken place in this
city. J. b. FREEMAN, Assignee.
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OR LVERPOOL,-THE SPLENDID SHIP AURORA
Capt Barker, will positively sail on Tuesday, Au-
q, Unsurpassed accommodations for cabin second
and Storage passengers. For passage Apply on
- d, pier IA East river, or to JOSEPH MURPHY, 81
h street,
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OR IlVkRP0OI.-THE CEI.EB2A TED PACKET SHIP
JEREMIAH THOMPSON sails August 81. This favo.
Ship, one of the fastest crossing the Atlantic, made
voyages In succession this year In 16 days. Early
cation should be made to berths in the rooms
eek. Apply on board, at pier 40 East river at the
g, 275 Pearl street.
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IN BURKE, AUCIIONEER-OFI1CE 1856 BOwERY,
Ds will sell Tuesday August 81 1861, all the Fur
nlture &C. Of house 1872 Broome street, consisting of
Beds Bedding, Carpets, 0lcloh, Crockery &C. Sale at
IOl. O'Clock.