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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

nation indicate that this kind Of Republi-
canism n . little tinctured with certain
,icus tina, have been promulgated south Of
Mason 4 Dixon. linei In fact 1. It no,
the embodimen. Of Calhouni'm'
The q" history Of this nation shows that
the Republican party was called into eIi'.
,ance under the guidance Of Jefferson and
It's principles were sustained under the sue
ce..iye administration. Of Madison. Monroe
and John Quincy Adams. when It was dis.
solved 1898. In 1856 IL was reformed Tor
the same principal objccts Of irecdom OF
person, Of speech and the pres. The Pitts
burgh address was issued TO the people OF
tho United States. Tn. appeal wa. hear.
THY responded to. aud the principles OF the
R.publican fathers were embodied in the
Philadelphia Platform. The Chicago Plat.
form /. but . r,i,sra,ion shorn Of some OBJ
jectiouabls expressions, such as twin relies Of
barbari.m &c. both Platforms proclaimed
tina, the Gaihr, abolished slavery IN all
our national territory"
Yet it 10 coniended that isa naeran'
violation OF the Republican Platform to pre-
zen, the extension OF slavery over free terri
tory. IL not this ' hagrant violation the
strongest rlank in the whole structure
And 1. the Republican Platform the ally
thing ,ha, my friend makes IL out to be
That the 9Th and sth resolves mean one
thig anil the administration Of the govern.
men, according to the fathers means the OF
po.ite' Farther IL IL argued wha, ought
TO DO done ~ save the Union. " Restore
tho country to its former habit--it. for
mer conditions. and the practice OF the fa,h'
er.. Give the two sections Of country the
right. they once enjoyed and lot them 80 on
their way rejoicing" wha, rights
Those rights they enjoyed t.fore the a" faith
er. abolished slavery In all our national ter
ritory WHO will answer.
RUsTICUs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

A GRElr BrsNHss IN RoBBiSo Xxx.
Roosrs. The Boston Herald says:
Three ben.roost robbers Perris s. Good
rich alias Wade. and bis two cons. George
W. and Sewal II. Goodrich alias Wade.
who have comm tilted extensive depreciation.
In the suburbs within the past lev months,
were arrested in this city by the FRS, police
last Friday night. The robbers have made
IL their whole business for the pas, four or
Eve months 10 rob hen.roosts in the night
time. Principally in Plypcatb and Norfolk
counties. They have carried their pluHdsr
to woman on Northampton street. who
would pluck the feathers. after which the
elder Goodrich would usually dress the
poultry and dispose it TO variou. provision
stores at the South End aud RoIbury. 40
lee. than .iS or eight stores In Wari II
alone have been found that received nearly
their whole supply OF chickens from the
GOodrichc-
The woman stated to the officers that the
largest number Of fowls ever broueh, TO her
hOuss by the GOojriehc. ct one time was
lis. and tina, during the winter she, with
assistance which she was obliged 10 hire oc-
occasionally. had probably picked over
2OOo hen. aud chickens, brought to her by
/ the GOoiriches. Tie elder Goodrich las
been In State PRISON for breaking and en-.
tering. and the suns have BEEN in the House
OF Correction Cor larceny. They were aboa,
to open a store on Springfield street i,r tho
sale Of poultry. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The authorize. OF the church worship
ping in Tremon, Temple have commenced an
investigation into the charge that q female
member Of the church passed a whole or a
portion o: nigh, IN Mr. Kalloeh'. private
room AZ the fremont Temple, and that the
result will be male known as soon ne posi-.
ole A suspension OF public opinion isa'k'
Cd until such time q. the truth OF falsity OF
the charges can BE- sub-,auiiated. The young
lady ia question has always borne q good
reputation, ana !. now ia . condition bOr'
dering on insanity, in consequences OF The
improper Use Of her name IN connection
with the aa.ir By one Of the papers. She
asserts her entire innocence Of the charges
made ag''n', h,r. and her ability to prov,
them ~ be false. Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

D,r,,r, or rur TuRo,r ANp LrSGs. By
RT Trail. NJ II. New York Fowler,
Well. A Co.
Tho volume before u. trea,s eouci.ely tho
disease. Of the.r organs, with the symptoms :
and EXPLAIN. fully the applica ton Of the
Water Core TO such cases. DR. Trail i' an
able writer. a. we'll as an enthusiastic ad'
,oca,e Of the cold water theory, and pre-
.cn,. hl. opinions in interesting form. Send
Is cent. to the publ.her and obtain copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

An,rTxISr or Tax 4 novel essc has been
before the Commissioner. Of Oxford Coun.
ty. for adjudication recently. under the stat
ute allnsing an appeal iron the town Off.
GERS TO the Commissioners. Freeman Grit.
9Th. a mill owner. In Dirssld. presented q
petition setting forth, among other things,
,ha, his property was rated. In the valaa.
ton Of the town, alta much higher rate
than hi. just proportion and that. the IA.
SCISSOR. Of the town refused 10 reduce the
valuation. or ahaic the tar.
\ hearing OF the rsr,ie. and their ~i,nc-.
-. vas mad a, the December Term. at which
the book. Of the town were presented. and
the testimony Of witnesses taken. a' 90 the
value o, some seventy Eve piece. OF proper
ty in the town. The average was made OF
the value OF each lot. from the testimony
given. which gave an a:gfcs,,s Of Slo5.-
lis. The same lot. were rated in the A.
.r..or'. book. at Sj5,tsj.
The wltne..s. examined in rc'a,ion 10 the
,alus Of Freeman Grih,h's property. were
John Griffith and John u. Marrow. on the
one part. and rhoma. J. Cox and Hosea
Austin. on the other. Tho testimony OF
Freeman Griffith, on this point. VA. thrown
out. The average Of their estimate Was
SI9cj. Tho valuation in the Assessors
book. Of the .nc property VA. se9So. an
an c,c-. Of sil3 over the percentage OF
the other property examined {; and his tax
va. aba,e4 prorortionally. The proper
step. Tor the enforcement, Of hi, Decision
have been taken
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

A Coon MEASURE. Mr.. John s. Robin
son. Of Canton Mills. has cent to this Office
mes, Of measures, as samples OF his manu-
facture. They are made Of the best o
ash, neatly turned, fitted. aud fastened. and
sm oo,hly finished. We have had occasion
hitherto. to notice articles Of his manufac'
turs, which We can always commend will
confidence. lie Is one who can give The
East Oxford Society valuable contributions
ut their Annual exhibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The case OF John u. Cothn, charged With
the murder Of McKcen. has BEEN continued
again. The new Grand Jury found an IN
diermen,. TO which he made the plea. " not
guilty" and asked ,ha, hi. trial nigh, b.
postponed. in consequence Of the absence OF
one OF his counsel. Hon. Z. ". Walton
who !. now in Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

DEcisios 90 InE fAs1us GAISB CisE.
Tie Supreme Court Vas to-day tile scene 4
unusual excitement IL had become known
that the famous case of Mrs. Gaines ~. .lV.
ernl resident. Of New Orleans, Baltimore
and PhilIdslpha, Involving vas, amount,
would BE- decided. 4 large number Il her
friend. were present. The decision Was CIV.
en IN her favor by a toll bench, and canHo,
be appealed. reversed, or excepted -. On
" two Judge. we're ad,ere-Chief justice
fancy and Judge Catron. Judge Campbell
gave no opinion. but he Is known 10 have
been favorable To tho decision OF the MAJOR.
ity. IL insure. her title to many million.
Of dollars. Iarg" portion OF which - IN.
tsr,sts and rents On she original estates.
The principal portion OF the property Is IN
New Orleans. She ha. been sllei upon by
avery large numtcr Of people, to-day, and
warmly congratulated.
Mrs. Game. j. the widow OF Gen. Gaines,
OF tho United States Army, who, rs we'll a,
Ter fret husband. Mr.. Whitney, commenced
and prosecuted the ca.c twenty. seven years
ago since which time she has pushed 10
vigorously, through several courts and all
form. Of litigation, until this time. Mrs.
Gaines !. a lady OF wonderful energy aud
social qualities, and is now perhaps tho
wealthic.t woman in America. Undoubt.
ely. much of the claim must be compro.
missed. which will greatly reduce the sun
still IL will leave her immense wealth.
lCor. y. Y Times, Mar. li,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
TIM Lrol,lArrsr adjourned. finally, on

TnE LEGISLATURE adjourned, finally, on
Saturday morning last. after session OF
seventy Hour days,-.he shortest for twenty
years. Thsy have passed III Acts and 10
Resolves. all OF which have revived the ZIG.
nature Of the Governor. Among tho mat.
tiers Of greatest interest IN this section. We
may mention an act authorizing the town
Of Bethel 10 take stock in bridge aero..
tho Androscoegin act relating to Grand
Jurors: making valid doinss Of town Of
Denmark Incorporating E", Oxford AZ.
ricultural Society Getting OF part Of Nor.
way TO Paris TO amend act relating 10
trial justices. and restricting jurisdiction Of
justices: to prevent frauds 10 elections (:
Incorporating Maga!loway Jam company !;
resolve in favor OF Franklin Plantation.
Among the measure, which failed to pass,
were the bills Incorporating tho Asrieul'a.
raj bank. At Canton. which vas defeated in
committee bull to &c, Of par, Of Franklin
Phantom 10 Sumner wasfcierred 10 the next
legislature; resolve appropristins land in
aid Of the Mag,llowsy road was referred to
mex, legislature, In consequences OF di.a'
ereemcnt between the two branches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
rusliSakp kvrxr rHIpar MORNING MT
WIN. A. PIDGIN 4 Co..
rRorkiEIoRs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor

TERNs.-os. Dollar ssd finy Cea'.. ~
ear, ia advance; Tee D0ia's, al the end ofih'
year.
Climbing. We ~c"h rs'r-cifoll, call IN.
.n.,,,o, Of sch are dispos ID 10 l~Rdihsm so
1. .x,...iiss he cr cul s,ion Il here rsJsT o.
III e,lLs-isg oaer;
W. ~,n seNi
M Copies. lar 90. wear. Coz 1850
- Col's er one year, Zoe 1000
AL Ose copy TO The per..s s.'i'rs - tbs e'si'
The mos~N must .ccompsas the oftsf.
FXs. ". Psueaeiu 4 Co.. 10 ~ts,e street
Bo.ton. snd l22 Nassau Street, New h@ d, are
ut aathas,ted sF~ut..
JOB PRINTING sea,l, executed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
Nc n,.r.nlEE The Concord Sta,

NE- Il,srsuIRE The Concord States
man says:
In 900 towns tue vote Is as follows Der.
~, 80 ,9ss; Stark, ?9,ji3, There remain
10 be heard from .wenty-one towns. the vote
Of which in March. 1850, was as follows
For Goodwin, 1858; Cate, 1907. Takins
tha, vote for present purposes. the result
this year will be For Berry. 35,3i6
Stark, 81 $50; Berry's majority. $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The Portland Advertiser says that the
dead body Of AmO. d. Tswk'bury, who had
been missing from hi. home for the past
four week. was found Monday forenoon on
tho i,e 10 the dock at Merrll's Wharf
Appearance. Indicate that he fell from the
wharf. and was covered by tho snow, and
the r.csnt warm period had melted i, away
and discovered the body. An inqucs, was
held by Coroner Jas. 5. Gould.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Hon. Elijah l.. Ilamlin. Of Bangor. has
been appointed, by the President, Commis.
.ioner under the reciprocity treaty. We
notice another statement that the Office to
which Mr.. II. has been appointed, is Com
missioner Of Customs, in this State, In place
Of TX. Gov. Hubbard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

CARRYING OR INK PRNoirLK Franklin
county, one Of the lev counties IN Tenne'.
see IN which di.anion.sts were elected, de-
'ircs to secede from the State. Alta pubic
meeting the citizen. passed resolutions IN Ia
vor Of o transfer 70 Alabama, and " declsr.
ing themselves out OF the Union
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

SAP Darn. TIE Sentinel states that
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Haines. OF Bath. was
burned to death. on Monday. BY her clothes
catching 6re from che crate. She was
sweeping the room. and ere Was communi'
Gated Is she turned while near the crate.
She was So years oiage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The Republican members of the Ohio
legislature held caucus on Saturday eve,
To nominate candidate for United States
Senator in place Of Mr.. Chase. Twenty.
two ballot, were had. the las, one resulting
q, follows: Mr.. Dennison, y Mr.. Sher.
man. 81 Mr.. Schc mex, 90; Mr. Harlan,
5; Mr.. Horton,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

March came in like lamb. bu, the few
day, Of sunny weather lasted only long
enough to bring on, a few spot. OF bai ;
ground. The closing day. are worthy OF
December. bringing With the cold. one OF
the .c,crc., snow storms Of the winter.
People from a distance repOr, the snow very
deep, and travelling hard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

A PRorirABLE PuP. A gentleman IN
Briiyton has hound which has caught
% red foxes and two black ones ihi, winter.
The skins Of the latter he values a! $50
each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

ADMITTED TO IuE BAR. On Monday,
on motion OF ID. Il. Hastings. E.q.. ChAs.
T. Holt. Of Denmark. was admitted 20 prae
,ics as Counsellor aud Attorney. in all the
Court. in thi. State. We understand tina,
Mr. Ilol, intend. to engage in the practice
Of his profession at Denmark Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr. Ezra Ames oil
Freeman. fell from s;afold in bis barn on
Wednesday. the 9Th inst. injurins his head
30 severely that he died the following Satur,
day. Mr. Ames was one Of the fret set.
tiers Of Freeman. lie was GS years OF age,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The United States schooner Guthrie, which
Ia. been Supplying with oil the LIGHTHOUSES
on the south coa., OF the United States.
from Amelia Island to the Rio Grande. was
on the 9Th inst. seized at Galveston, ~ or.
der Of q body Of marauders calling them.
selves q Committee Of Safety.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

PRiSck ALSRED CoxISG To CANADA.
Prince Alfred. the second oil Queen Veto.
TIA, wall visit Canada this summer and trsy,
81 BY about the same route bic brother did
lie will arrive IN June.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The Lewiston Journal says IL stated tina,
while the measels were raging q. South
West Bend, recently, no less than seventy
persons in one school district were sick with
this disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

A child Of ]. G. Runnells. residing near
Bracke,t's Corner, In Augusta, was fatally
burned BY her clothes taking Gre on Wed.
nc.day last. The child vas year and .
half old. She died the nezt day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

PrE.sos's M.esznE. for April. ha. been
reosissd Plates. fashions. stories, etc, etc,
all In Peterson. bs-, style, which !. no,
easily approached. sesd tao dollars aud
obtain the Numbers for the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Tho wharf owned BY William McGilvery
and b. Coleord, Of Sear'pon. was partially
destroyed BY the storm on Saturday night.
The damage amounts to about 800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

ll,Sovm. Moderator, Albion X. Knapp
Clerk. Je--e d Howe; sel-ctmen. A. h
Knapp. q. q. IIoy,, J. d. Russell ; Treas
j. \. Virgin Agent, Albion X. KNAPP
School Com. Reuben u. Foster. All Re
publicans but Sd Selectman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

$4,000 bushels Of potatoes have been
shipped from skowhegan to Boston. during
the past winter. They have become reg.
ular article Of export.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Mr. Rarey ia tanning horses, and winning
honor', in Boston. at rapid rate. lie Is
soon to give the people Of Lowell lecture
on the humanl,ins" method Of tanning
hossss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Rev. e. Tlbbr,is. formerly pastor Of tho
Baptist Church at Pennington. has assum-
ed the charge Of the Baptist Church and
Society Of PiIt,fcld, y. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Rev. II Q. Battlefield, late Of IIallowell.
has accepted unanimOu. call from the
Frs, Consrega'o al Church ani Society IN
Great Falls. y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

DrSx,KE. Moderator, Cyrus Ingalls, ;
Clerk. Cha.. T. Holt; Selectmsn, T.. +. In.
gals. Joshua II. Warren. =. l.. Rice Treas.
T.. Pinsrce; Sup. sehoO! CO@. Char!e' T..
Holt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The Common Council. Of Bath, was or
CANNED on Monday, by the choice OF VIM
Rice. a, President, and Charles Cobb,
Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The Maine Teacher for March, 10 well
filled with articles that every member Of the
profession 10 the State should read.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Mary Lamsn OF Pembroke. was burned
to death. by fluid. last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31
IJENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER
IL EXECUTORS SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH Ff.ATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
SUPERRfY CARVED ROSEWOOD PfANOE0RTE

SUPEkbt.f tAEt ED ROSEWOOD PfAN0tOKTE,
STERLING SILVER PLATE, Re-, &c,
Purchased at cost Of over $25 90
On THURSDAY Oct 81, at l01a o'clock,
A. ~ West street between Fifth and Sixth
Executor Of Jaue A. Biankman, deceased.
Parors contain richly carved gilt solid rosewood Par
nor Suits in crimson satin, embroidered pure bullion gold
With window Curtns to match superby carved rosewood
Ptanofore cost 81 500 carved rosewood Arm, Sewing and
Reception Chairs TN rich goben tapestry magnificent
Sae,ee and bois de rose Cabinets Pedesas and work
maehe uarte,te Tables rich plate
and Mantel Mirrors superb French ormou and crystal
Chandeliers Candcabra and rendules real and
Carpet, imported 70 order; lace window Curtains &C.
DINING ROOM CONTAINS
Medallion Administer Carpet Solid rosewood and richly
" Dining Suite walnut Louis uartcse style
m crimson leather real bronze sliding Chandelier
and marble pendule Csndeladr, Ornaments Ac rich Ores
Den china Dinner and Tea Services; richly glassware,
comprising Tea Sets Uns Kettles Pitchers Gobles Trays
Pie Fish and Salad Knives and Forks Crumb Scpers Tea
Table spoons and Forks; Saltccars &c
~a.e'' : '"' 1'' cn fHsisE CONTAIN
Medallion Administer Velvet Turkey Brussels Carpets:
magnificent corn color blue and crimson brocaded Satin
1antei and Oval Mirrors solid rosewood Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washssands, Commodes Amoircs "a ;nce
Coaehes Arm Easy and Turkish Chairs in various ooor
satin brocatel all imported made order by
4eeks Hair Spring and other Mattresses Beds, Pillows
1oste Bedding together with the usual Of
nence
Catalogues Will be ready and may be had together with
cards OF admission TO view the furniure before
the SALE application at the Office of the auconeer No.
~ Pine street
NOTES.-The magnificent brown stone House az above win
be sold at private SALE at bargain Twohirds OF the
further particulars inquire H. B. HERE'S Jr Auctoneer
Ut his office, No ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31

B. CHAPMAN 4 co. AuCTTONEERs.

A NJ h. CHAPMAN 4 CO, AUCTI0NEERs
IA. Executors Sale Of lgninceni Hosenoid rurnlre
RARE CHANCE FOR HousEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
N. b. CHAPMAN \ co, aucuoneers wll sell ~ punlfc
auction thi day, Thursday a. clock at he late resi-
deuce of Dr. Philip RANSOM % West Sixteenth street be-
tween Fifth avenues the catalogue comprising the
richest Of Household Furniture and
Works offered auction this season. The Furniture
order by West Roth has been In use but
complete order Sale peremp,ory, by
order OF Drawing Roomsyelvet medallion
Carpets Rags, fun suits Drawing Room Farni
ture, richly and solid rosewood covered In
ormon Clock ladies' Work Table vee, Table Covers
Pier and Mante Mirrors bronze and ormou Chandeliers
Csndelsoras Kings Patent Reclining Chairs Gard Tables
gs by ancient modern artists Stanary
AAGNIF1CENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
CANTERBURY STOOL AND COVER, COST $500,
Made BY city mskers Hat Stand ocoh Stair Carpet rose
wood Dressing Bureaus stauary marble top; Aruotrca
Glaze Dressing Table Waferobes Couces Lace
Curtains Shades Bedsteads style Louis XIV 10 me
Hair Mattresses, pairs Of Wooen Blankets Linen Sheets
Counterpane Feather Beds, Bolsters Pillows Oval Mrror
Ciocks Vases Solid oak Dining Room Farnit@ ,Sa
marble top lined with satin wood Extension Iaose arm
Chairs elegant sets Of crystal and ruby sHa s
Table Cutlery. Also all the Basement and Kitchen Far r,
cart the goods al charge Sal positive by
order of ks. y. M MARE }EuscusOrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31

AIRS DRAKE, AT 1888 WEST TwENrY.rIRsT STREET
V second door from Eighth avenue, would inform the
public that consequence of the hard times she will
Boys Clothing less than price, Those
wishing to economist oud do well TO call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31


MISCELLANEOUS.
A DAILEY's-
"A White French China Tea Sets, ~ Pieces rs
White French China Dinner Plates, the dozen ~
White French China Breakfast Plates, the dozen. rs
White French China Tea Plates the dozen ........ 30
White French China Dinner Sets, IT'S pieces. 20 W
White French China Covered Dishes, each. 65
Gold band French China Tea Sets, pieces. 80
Gold and coored French China Tea Sets, ~ peces. "
CutGlass Decafers, the pair ..................l 20
Coiored Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls the dozen. 80
Silver Plated Tea Sets pieces. Is %
Silver p 81 C Casiers cut bottles
Silver Plated Tea Spoons. the dozen Is
Silver Plated Table Spoons the dozen. ........ 80
Silver Plated Table Forks, the dozen ......... rs
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
s. Largest size handsomely engraved, %.
I" -. Best s. aS"'''y q s. plate s -
Also, o complete assortment of
IRON STONE CHINA,
OF the manufacture of John Maddox Sons Stafordshire
decidedly the best goods OF this kind imported into
Iron Stone China Dinner Plates the dozen ...... 05
Iron Stone China Breakfast Plates the dozen. 81
Iron Stone China Soup Plates, the dozen. ...... IS
Iron Stone China Tea Sets, "A pieces ........... rs
Iron Stone China Dinner Sets, l62 pieces. 18 90
Ivory Handled Dinner Knives, ....,..., 80
Ivory Handled Tea Knives the Dozen .....u.,.,. 10
LIKEWISE,
The most complete variety OF
in the city,
Gas Fixtures for private houses
Gas Fixtures for stores.
Gas Fixtures for public buildings.
WAR PRICES. WAR PRICES.
WI f. DALEY 4 CO.,
63 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31

A UcTIoN NoTICE.-BURHHAMs FURNITURE Elk
"A press and Packing Establishment, lis West Eleventh
street. between Fifth aud Sixth avenues Household Furni
hoxed and shipped 10 all VI the world Covered
for removing furniture into the country Furniture
stored
NoNSTABLE's SALE OF BRANDIEs WINES sEGARs,
~ Casks, Ac &c.A NJ CRISTALAR. Auctioneer, win sell
Friday November at 10Y o'clock o. Is Bowery 20 quar-
Ger and eighth casks of Bourbon and Monongaela Whskey
otard and Cognac Brandies Holland Gin Port Wine
also, Liquors In demijohns and Kegs and Champagne
cases. about 49, Segars of various brands together with
Liquor Measures Bottles Decaners, &c ALSO ~ boxes Soap
and one Iron Safe.
NONSTABLE'S SALE.-A. NJ CRfSTALAR, AUCTION
~ rs Bowery, VIII sell this day. yst 10 ocock
Singers Sewing Machine. BY order u Francis A. Fowler
Constable
HUTCH BULBoUs ROOTS AT AUCTION.-THIs DAY,
IL AT II O'CLOCK, AT NO. BROAD STREET,
INCLUDING HYACINTHs, TULIPS GLADIoLES, &C.
BY A. c. FUTILE, Auctioneer
GEORGE HOLBROoK. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
" this day al lul o'clock, at $40 Greenwich
Of jane all the gcnteel Household Furniture of large
house--Paror Suits Centre Tables. Mirrors, Curtains
Tapestry, Three-py and other Carpets Beds Bedding Blu
reAus, Washstands, Toilet China, Glass, Silver and
other Wares making good lot for families and Others
TTENRY n HERTS JR AUcTIONEER