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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

Mr. Jacob Copp. Of Shenandoah, cut hls
throat on last SABBATH, with razor. Hs
was man Of family.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11


TOY virtue Of the decree Of the Circuit Coars OF
~ Highland county pronounced at the October
term 1860, il a catse therein pending between
Y illias, Terriii and others Plaintiffs, and James
". Saith .aefandant, viii proceed, on the pfelni-
SEES ntewn Of Monterrey, on yGtaftap, The l9th Of
.yaaaa~y 1861, to setiat public sale. HOUSE AND
3ts sNg-Ssss. stsat 8gssS gsaisi4se 4@ts u
sfm Are and ka9sn sud designated in the plat Of
So IA bswn ss lot No. IL.
TERAES :-Ihe above house and lot will be sold
upon a credit 81 six. twelve and eighteen months,
Doads with good security bearing interest from day
ui sale fo be executed by the purchaser. and the
title 10 be retained until the purchase money is fall
y PAID.
Dec. Il, l860--tds.
&c 81 . -. e. o.. 60
gEsiTE undersigned is now prepared, at his Shop
L. in Brick Row, South Side Of Main Street
nearly opposite the Valley Bank, to do all kinds OF
TAILORING in the very best style. His long ex-
perience in the business warrants him in promising
satisfaction to all who may call on him.
He is also Agent for Wheeler & Wilson's Sew ing
Machines. II. NJ. STODDARD.
stanton, Dec. IA, 186o.-3m.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

DR.. Tomlin Braxton and Miss Mary Ca
peston, daughter of Allen 7. Caperton, OF
n, pnroe county, were married on the I'd
inst. by Fey. Il. Ii. Philips, OF Staunton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

The cars on the Central Road going east
were detained near Alton Depot, by heavy
land slide, on the 7th. The western train
was delayed several hours ia consequence.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

The Governor OF MASSACHUSETTS, recon-
lnends the abolition Of The death penalty
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

According to the New York Tribune the
Cabinet of Mr.. Lincoln will probably con-
sist of the following gentlemen
Secretary of State, William Ell Seward,
of New York; Secretary Of Treasury, Sal
mon p Chase, of Ohio; Attorney General,
Edward Bates, of Missouri; Secretary Of
War. Simon Cameron, Of PENNSYLVANIA; Sc
eretary of Navy Robert Il. Scott, Of Vir-
ginia; Secretary of Interior, William A.
Graham. Of North garolina; Postmaster
General, Gideon Welles, OF Connecticut.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
qDf Valuable and

10y virtue Of authority vested in me by decree
ID Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta County pro-
nounced on the 18th day Of November, 1860, in
the Ghancery cause Of BoWcoek and wife rs. John
G. Fulton in his right, and trustee of Eliza
Fitch and her children and others. viii, on
IgeaseSdoy, the 1871 e2.w Of .5anu41y neat.
(it the weather should be suitable il not the first
suitable day thereatter) expose to sale at public
auction upon the premises, noiety of
Go6 8-2 ACR Gls oF LAND,
devised by the late Col. Alexander Givers Co his
nd-daugh5ers. Margaret and Harriet L. Rip
peto. The maietv 20 be sold has been laid off 90
the female plaintiilby Commissioners apponte by
the County Court of Augusta, and Is situated in
sold County, embracing nearly all of the village of
NJ :. MERIDIAN, and has upon it several
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11
Comfortable I;We;I;ng Houses.

a Blacksmith and Machine Shop. and is regarded
one Ut the best situations for mechanic. 1t IS
fir9t-rate highland in fine state OF Improvement
and is well adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn
and grass.
Terms 0ne-third of the purchase money m
hand the other wo thirds in equal iustalments Of
payments to be secured by bond with approved
personal security, aud the legal title to be retained
until ali the purchase money is paid.
j. j. BOWC0CK, Comm'r.
Dec. IA, 1S6o.--tds.-- fee 500
@a5~ Rock. Reg. copy IDS, mark cost and for
ward copy of paper to adv at Charlottesville.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

The steamer Star Of the West, chartered
by order Of Gen. Scott, sailed from New
York or Saturday last with $50 men, and
provision, for the reinforcement of Maj.
Anderson She. il the regular course 0 {
running. would arrive ct Charleston on
Tuesday evening
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11
w &nted.

lUCU Distillery near Stanton, for which we
will pay the highest cash price, on delivery. For
Specifications, apply at our Office in Stanton.
ABNEY, HARTMAN d co.
Dee. 7, lseo.--tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

We are happy to state that most Of the
cannon that were spiked at Fort Mouitrie
are now IN good condition. the metal pins
that the United States officers were kind e.
nough toleave in the touch holes being re-
moved -Charleston Meas.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

Our friend, Capt David opcok, the 9TH
er day, brought to the city, to have his da~
gucrrcetype taken, a magnificent owl, meas
ufing from tie tip Of one wing TO the other.
four feet SIX inches. This owl was cap
turcd BY Capt Speck, after wounding him,
8 few days ago. It's the lsrgess We have
.everseeu ana from the crack Of his teeth and
tie glare Of bis eyes, be would like 81
fight something Il IS believed he is a near
rclat.vs OF old Fuss and Feathers" Scott
and consequently looks very wise, as dis
tinguished owls With big eyes sometimes
do.
It is generally underatood at Washington
now that all hope Of az adjustment Of our
national difficulties IS abandoned, that Sen
ator Hunter Of Va, will be chosen Proyis-
ial1al Presilent Of the Southern Confeder-
cy, and Jefferson Davis. of Miss, Com
mandsr~in, Clliefof he Military forces.
The Pacific r .ilroaa bill. it is thought,
viii pass the Senate as it came from the
House. without amendmen6.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11

BARGAINS! BARGAINS
II HAVE on hand large quantity Of second hand
& work such as BuGGEEs, CARRIAGES, RocKAwAYs,
&C.. which an anxious to SELL and viii dispose
of them at very low rates. Call soon at my Car
riage Factory On neyery street.
staunton, Nov. %, 1850. j. N. HARDY.
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JOEL E17a-E'EEG Gsgss

TTAVING located in Stanton is prenarea so
- takea few more pupils for instruction on
Piano and Guitar. Orders left with J. ". Albv.
Stanton, Nov. ,, lS6G-tt.
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II Il yy DEPOT.

CUBsCRIpTiOgS received atthe News Depot
~ under the Virginia Hotel, (Armentrout's
New York Ledger, yearly, $500
g :. Mercury, = 2.G0
- g Weekly, g eco
BALI. Family journal, yearly, 900
Mont lies md Periodicals Of every description
constantly receiving.
January 4, 1861. w. Z. HEYDEN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11
. oaaa.ot zaIzng NTlee

= ozaa.os EzS Mice.
T UST received and for sale-in beautiful, little
eD cans OF lbs. each-a supply Of the celebrated
Meerschaum Piping Tobacco. Also a fresh su.,,i,r
Of good Smoking Tobacco, in bales Of 10 ar,i + liz
each. 4. j. G!4ENDy
stauntan, Jan. A, 1861. Per G, L. Cochran.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-01-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
/ NEW CHEslsP AND DURABLE

NEW ADYERTIsIlhiI5lllN rs.
A NEW CHEE AND DURABLE
e. 20 - ..-i i. II So
fT7tIE undersigned has obtained the agency for
B. JOINS / Cis9sIEI'S IMPROVED GUT
TAP h.ltUIA AND INDIA RUBBER ROOFING
MATEBiAL, which cons isis Of & thick body roof
in@ cloth. one yard wide, saturated in soluteu Of
Gefta Pereda aud istdja Atbber com6saeG, which
not oaIv preserves the cloth but renders it highly
elastic, SO that e sllilnaiAg OF new boards viii
not injare it. This Is matted to the bearded
root aae! tier coaeed viii. coas of the above so
luton, ca which we use fac building sand, thus
giving it n two or three daYsa surface OF stone,
and at the iisa3 elastic body, which is net
affected by the extremes oi heat or cold.
This very eXcelIeng Roofing material has been
thoroughly tested in the Giles OF Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, baltimore, Ricamond, and
all tbe prominent cities ui the Unio2 With unusual
success BY Architects, I5aiiisrs and others-lnany
years OF experience having demonstrated the Tact
that it is
TEao Cheapest and Rest Roof new in use,
The COST BEING ONLY 81 CTS. PGs SQUARE
ToeT, being less than sand gravel root, cheaper
than the connIonest kind OF Shingles, about one
halt the price OF lin State; in fact, it combines
all the requisite OF the age VIZ: Cheapness, duta-
bitlty elasticity and irc-psooi. is adapted to all
kinds Of roofs, whether steep or lat, or subject to
beng walked upon. 1t is easily appiied 10 ola
Single roots, without the necessity OF renewing
the old shingles which is a great desdela 4ia TO
persons WBo 90 not wish their furniture AID celi-
ings spoiled while repairs are being made.
GauJta EercLla Roofing Cora NJ,
as above stated is q combined solution Of GUITA
PaaCHA AND lAI5IA RUBBER, made into a
consistency CT toar coats Of hoase paint. 1t is af-
mirably adapted to the coating OF cid or new TIN
roofs, as preventive against rust or coirosron, as
It aderes 50 firmly to ali its pasts that igay tln
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w q 7 = sr,Jli -jEEI -s J .

W .xkzzA-1. ssll' E. IT'D :
A the Stanton Boot and Shoe Factory. -
IA APPREN rICES from Is to Is wears ola. An
ply to WM. Fl. CARRIER, Sup't.
Stanton, Dec. Z, 1906.
PORTLAND COAL oil, the only kind that pig
4 not sasohe. For sale by p. II. TROUT.
Stanton, Dec. T, 1860.
A FEW Baskets Of the celebrated H79DSEICK
"A CHAMP ACNE. Also lot of ABERDEEN
SCOTCH WHISKEY, for sale BY
Stanton, Dec. Il, go. p. FL. TROUT.
yXTANTED. -20oo Is. of 3ees-Wa for which
w will pay the highest market price.
p Fl. TROUT,
stanton, Dee. Z, 1850 Druggist.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

r1-raHe rs, 10y delivery bal 60 Nc mailed. Then
t.att.s so carried shall h. pre- paid Of ih"
-ane aife that ihe ev sting law requires D. 20 b.
rill isam tae pa,ui where !; mny be received BY
.aea company ie i'c poiui 81 is destination. ard
thc postmaster. where such company may mail
thc sans. shalt ieiace The stamps upon The sane
Sec O. lic it further cnaelcd That agents
OF ans company who may carry letters uodff
the pruf ous u this act shall be- required 10
'al, au cath ihsi b. viii faithfully comply vita
co.. iaR of ae Cau'd ate State. relating 10 tba
carrying. pf letters or Other mail matter, and Oh
ulfatHg postage stamps. which oath may De-
Administered by any Justice % TIE F,aet. and
shal bc ia writing and signed by sHeh agent or
m-a ass. and Gel boz ne rostO1iqe Depart
irfrt
Approved Narch ith lsGl
An set go rurilnHr force certain laws o.
Oh. rut State 0f America
he .t auei.l hy iAc Confederate state. o
Alarial .u toGgna.s assembled, That OF ihs
Aaa 90 tae [ H.tad Staics OF America, 100 fore,
aul iu g.e iu the Confederate States 81 America
600 the Gas day II Nomember last, and pot in
consistent with the Constitution o. the Con cd
crate States be- and .he same ARE hereby c0uun
ged in force until altered 81 repealed by Che Con
er-zs
Adopted February o. is6l
Pasfma .'ers Return. must De- made tp Gloss
ou Too 5lsi March the Both June iha Both sep
ismber tad the 3lst pecrmber 10 each year
And ils Return Coz tlc fractional part of thc
current qnar'rr which auds Junr 31th geyt must
b. nt0mptq rendered 90 the Chici Il the tiuauc.
Blrrau Pc, O1ce Department Montgomery
Alabama .u ths form and manner prescribed
by cA sting laws aa1 regulations.
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AZ IzprAv xuaDxa.

Had a. ru.iusas Rsacho. uvalae coanly
Feaa.. Jictoleg 2. sGi. josgFg y. i4osg, sof
o. -aal \. and l,oss.sa j. Long aged slN years
sise circumstances of this child's death
were TRULY appalling o. the day pre-
viaus O. his death he and his brother
Andfew we're harding The cattle about
halt a miles from the house When hvs
Indians on horseback ran upon them
Joseph being on foot vau cot 81 from
Andfew Four Of the Indians chased
Andrew to the house leaving one, q
boy. 10 dispatch Joseph THIS brutal
creature ordered the child ~ fiiss Ing
asA to give him all bis clothes. and iHo
little fellow deliberately pulled ua bic
own clothes sad gave them a. the saw
ago The l,dau then shot him ia thc
side with an arrow, when ie ran tawafl
the house aa1 tAe Indian shot anplis
arrow ia bic back The I,ttle by 'hcu
concluded % lie down and ieIgu himself
dead when be id this. The Indian came
49, aud pulled Che arrow from his body
and loN. When be saw the savage bad
.en him he crawlod as Far AS De- could
toward lhe house and laid down ucnf
tas fence, wurfc hs father ana Mr.
Kennedy ioma him aud carried him to
the house. lie lived 26 henrs, and rsIa.
tsa With great minuieGess and s. -
scuse for one Of his age, the eirCuu.
stances Of the attack
The other Indians when they bad roo
Andrew 10 the house. discovered julia
Ann. n little gIrl II years OLD, driving
up the horses, aud Immediately made iot
bee. pulling her from her horse by hcf
hair tearing her dress aud beating hrg
wilh 'hcl bows. At The sight Of this
Mrs Long ran out after hrr daughter
aud WAS followed by Mr.. Long with q
gun. although almost blind with gram
lated soe eyes The Indians then ia.
sisted from further injury % the lule
elfl. bat took al the horses aud Left
Rev j X Harper and myself with
others, arrived 90 The h1uar about 4
b.uis after this awful tragedy after
consultation % was thought best ! should
gem4a wlth the family while VI Harper
and the ether mon .rai,glcd ont to. pro
tact the other families Ia the vicinity
d. Watt from Fort lugc. arrived a Dc
Il, af'eI dark and did al be could t
save the little sufferer, but all in vain
/ Bad ,he mouuiul task 90 wait au llu-
lovely boy until be- hreaihed h.a last
On tho morning IT the l2th Dr. Wat
lrr. AMI was iaft entirely alone with
ths deeply an alnd family. aud Nj Ed
t.G pray God that may never again
blyc - pass through such another seen,
a4 trauapircl WHOM | announced that
Joseph was dead His mother became
almost frantic with gtIci, aud his brothers
aud SISTERS ,lu around the house utter
hog ileir emotions 9l grief 10 the most
hoAflrrulug tones ! washed au4 laid
uut ihs corpse without any assistanr.
except what bis almost blind father CAV,
Inn
in the evening the ueighhor8 came IN
ard made every preparation for the in
teumeut, which t1ok place on Sunday
the 1874, 40 three. O'Clock The under
s.guel preached "A sermon TO a small bul
attentive aud deeply affected caugrcRa
ton, and the deceased was dcceuuy Boz
TERED.
JOHN ". DE VtLBIS~.
Dstpbrr lifh 1891
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MORE INDIAN DEPRrDArIoSs.

Ir Eatof: On last Friday morLmr
H.e Indians made descent upon Pu.i
um. Rancho, and mort.lIy wounded d
son Il 49, Samuel 4. Long. who Iy,.
there. and took from hlm six horses Or
the same morning they killed German
ucnr Dhanis. six Of the citizens went
10 pursuit Of those who attacked Ma
longs. and after following them some
distance. found another trail coming III
itom below. which WA doubtless The
same Indians who k.llpi the German
They taen pushed ou and soon cnme
upon them. The Indians at once duw
themselves up ia liac ct battle and out
men finding that there were some -eyca
teen or eighteen u them, wnfa glad u
retreat as ucst they could. Ia thc mean
time, word had been sent Co Fort lurc
tul before tie CT. eu scoat returned a
scout Of eighteen W.il mounted soldiers
uuytd from the fort As soon as tAo
t..z us returned, the soldiers wera oG
.aNiag Mr. Adams with them, o. pot
yarm on the trail at the place where
iley made FIGHT These soldiers ave
some # Con Van purus Old Indian
fighters, aud IL ihey come upon these
rcd skins, obey Will doubtless suffer ir
their eruelufs On my way u. lcarucd
that Nr Eedaa's horses, GA The iloudo.
were stolen saturday Eight or sunday
morning, and the citizens there were
gone 10 pursuit also learn from Row
Mr Maugum whp has Just arrived at
nay house, that Indians have made their
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NtAl HD'h To VI IHAil >.
THE undersigned have removed their Beet
| Market from Mr Martins 90 the old
and vol known stand Of J. II Arnold ON the
Nolih side 81 tae Public Square where they
customers They have about 250O head Of eat.
Dc running on The prairigs and they wish 90 pet
sale Tor them. For tins par1,g they have made
arrangements 10 have them on hand and IN
good order SO az TO keep a regular supply
Planters aud other. can be fuui he'd with
beef in quantities 20 suit them, either killed and
properly dressed. Or on foot Their beef vii
be- OF the very best quality
They will also from time to time. keep Nut
tou Veal aud Pork. a, their Narktthou.c and
solicit tbc patronage Of Mar-hal and the SUI
rounding country
PETERS & PACE.
Nars1ail, March &c, l-Gl u26u
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lrn =. 0 0ot Is. 1851.

FrrrRg Paospgcrs oF Wharf.-The Dallas
Isyasl Herald says
We have eonecrsed with an intelligent hr.
msr from ihf upper part u the caaafy. who
INFORM 90 that The crops 81 wheat ,hs hsli
III average mote than aly pr oent greater
than last year. Tbs season s very pfapiiiou.
aai the farmers sFp awaiting themselves u ID
We have heard Of one tifll already - much "a
yancei as 10 require being pastarad and e.
every direction The most llaltefiug account. az
received. The farmers and soldiers ere wofk
log together 10 save the country and are eot,afl,
useful ia their din'rent spheres"
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T.. l.. TRICkEY.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

tOne Door Beior Iagio,', Drsg Sojel
JEFFERSON, TkNAS,
Il hFpS constantly an assortment Of fine
"A Watches and Jewelry Tor Ladies and Gen
oemen. Silver Spoons, spectaeles &c. All
articles warranted
ifW- thron0pateT, Duplex, LeYcr and llori.
zortal Watches repaired and warranted ~usa
March 1861 n26tf
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CHARLES DECK ERT,
Fashionable Boot aud Shoemaker

ts1nth.wst corner Of the public Square)
l. EEPS constantly on hand large assortment
IN of ladies and Gcntlemens boots and shoes.
his own manufacture also good supply of
sole and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and cuae attention
TO the business he hopes to have a continuance
of that patronage heretofore so literally bestuw-
ed on him. All orders promptly attended to,
and work warranted
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NOTICE.

fIllE undersigned having recently put MP a
l drtmio Corn Mil is prepared 10 grind
corn for u0eeighth, on short notice, aud guaran-
te,s satisfaction to those who may favor him
with lhoir custom.
+. LANG.
MnulL, Jan ~. 1861. nl1tr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

North Carolina has thuty.oue rcgi-
ments u vologicer soldiers now in the
,isld.
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ST. LOUI; HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

O. = HALL 4 co.. PH0rNTfoHsI
This Iioryl, specially adapcd for families, has
Tvs. been &C. opened ior the season. after being
thoroughly renovated. and ihosevishiag Che beet
accommodation. a o quiet retired part of 'ho city
vi find everything there conducive 10 their con.
tort aud enjoyment
Dec %. 90. uli:6t
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SINGERS
Sc WING NJ CHIkES

make She mo-i approved stitch that human nrrupity
ha- tf,t Invented t being The most uuitormaiy "A,
saline Un both Sides ri the fabric. and there 3 me- t0,
ger room iuf eegi o. NINE truihs % the tlothif an,
shoes sold DO Nm ursit. made On thess masti,..
md Iyy zoe used 100 preference a. ail 0tbcn after
iaf tua. lu thn Hrk"st and mn-t fashionable Dr,.
making o-iai i,hmcuts u Sew utl,rn..
They llv used a thc large i.its in New ntlea,.
shd at tho Vuu. pn| Boarding Houses also b, isrg,
portion OF The IliluTS aui >hatmabrls. and Ip ma
iirds Of private families and have given uniyersa
satisfaction.
The public viii boar IN mind that Singer Mach .hs,
are sold upon tral 4 desired With any aud all u.
~ maciiufsf and In the trial. that have been made G
TINS iy .h nineteen easos COS of twenty they hay,
heen kept 4HA The other returned
The price of SINCERE Sewing Machines haa been
GREATLY REDUCED.
and the best Machine is only SION aud the tal,s.
iT"ih SIX To twelve dollars with cover aud lucs si5
WALTER btNNEfT Aot>r.
April t. Gs
SOUTH WESTERN BOOK STORE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.


%. n. HLDREIu & CO.. FEornEfuGs.
HAVING recently bestowed much pains ar,
ii oxpcrese IN thoroughly cycrhaulel the s.
CHARrEs NotEIa TO which were added asi scar
several saitcs Of apartments suited for trmiiiea,
az veil as additional sleeping apartments ior
single gentlemen ihc proprietois are now pre-
pared 10 give increased accommodations 20 the.s
uuuerou. friend. and patrons, and take this op-
7oriuuiiy of returning their thanks to the citizens
ct Texas for the liberal patronage thcg have rr-
ciyed from that state during the past year
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GREAT CHANGE!

NEW GOODS AND 4 NEW MAN.!
l. SHARTZ informs his friends and custom
Il. rrs of Marshall and Harrison county
Chat be- has so'l biz entire stock to Mr 4. Loeb
who will carry on The business
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IN THE SAME STORE.

And Che uew proprietor, confident Of being
able TO give even greater satisfaction than his
predecessor hopes that The liberal patronage
hitherto extended 10 the house will be- continued.
It viii be hls Object 20 please and satsiyAi who
may favor him with their custom.
Mr. \ Loeb has many years experience in
the Dry aud Fancy Goods Business IN the prn.
clnal cItic. md know. low N
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<tll&pOl. EStOkS.
FURNITURE !!

o. NVTTF d0CfplI0n1 on hand aud made 70 oTdel
40 the shortest notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-10
A. 3 sAt 81 AEETHo S5ssao,n


On this day Thursday October ID private residence
Of Dr. joan Hung rford No. 80 West Sixteenth street. be-
tween Fiith and Sixth avenues sale commencing al II
Medallion Velvet Carpets superb Sus solid
rosewood covered with and gold brocael; Secretary
bookcase htegeres Pier and ManeI Mirrors, embroidered
1ace Curtains ssinry, Bronzes Vases Centre and Card
Tat!es Reclining Chairs Chandeliers, Candeabas superb
artistic bronze orrno and Bronze Clock runs one
month On Paintings BY eminent artists Sevrcs and Ores
Den China Orngrents, Parian marble Statuettes.
Magnificent seven octave Pianoforts,
Canterbury, Stool and Cover,
dasand, oak Buffet Excpsion Table, China Dinner Set
crystal and ruby Glassware Table Cutlery solid Svcrwnre
Rosewood aud mahogany Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Ward
robes Conmodes Dressing Table Hair and Spring Mattress
es Connerinnes Sheets Towels Blankets Sofas, Chairs
ROCKETS, Mctraws patent Sofa BedslcaGs B0okstands TOT
ie. Tables BRUSSELS and Ingin Carpets ocoh and Stair
Garpes Also urge assortment NJ Basement and Kitchen
FURNITURE Houses TO let or for safe For further particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-10
SALES At AUCTION.

A IBERT H. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
"A ms day fTn0rsday) October TO- at l2 o'clock the
saiesom ~ William street good variety OF City In.
suitable for men,s. For full particulars World
Commercial Advertiser and Evening Post Catalogues
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