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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

faE CnT PIs-Ths great pig raised By ysbp J.
Christopher Rsq Of this City, YEA butchered GU Nor,
day evening last His length, vhea suspended BY the
esabssl Vas sight feet, and bic weighs I'll pounda
IL ~ psFshaasdby George v. hofdeoai, ESQ
kslsiek Sssa1vl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

"RsIrEs hsAsusss" - GsoRoIA -fhs 6ssfya Log.
stature has passed bill FOE the relief q ths pspl.
knee. - the "stsy lac which be- been ignsi By che
Governor rs bill to relieve the bank, Asi also psesed
tbs Heus sud l. expected the Senate seuld inns-
date.y concur. fhs Il passed che House requires
- sseks to pay GU. treasury no.es ct par shsa called
kr By bill holders in Of tloo aad ss requires the
banks 70 issue change bills she Of 0ss PEI cent
on tbs os,itL stock, after January nss,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
RICHMOND HIG
VRIDAY NONNING, DKCsHsEs 80, issi.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

~ Letters bSsiasss MUS; % Oddressss % q "Aa'' q
tn vac" - ~,
Arsss sriea Boa stss Of s paper .cin 40 b P.t.a
a.. rs 4 rlas Of Ing sLnndRg Os0N 70 % ksnsrs 10 az
.a ,o fa dspdrksf OE Obituary aoces sscss
80 sigN ta4s charged FOR "a adoerttssfneEE-
~ We oaazOt fsrtaks 90 return reeed cossosnAeas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

ne s,s iosthssn scsoau ts, shch 10 copy from the
Ncsfsk Dig Boob, evidently prepared to sl.y plb.
Ii, snsAsinsa The desp,ish from WAshinsion, slhns
fgh, of che R,slIss dispeAee, lsoks sesy mach hks
ssssa. Hs orssn. tie Zee rsss 7iAs. AI'ps 70 tAs
nns cots.
The s.esssi ssas az d. northern p.psss h .~y sH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

TIE Raieish R,listsr has good rslsOns fsr eols,-
iug s; tho stlte Convention oil take tie nseGslrs
steps secure the Construction Of Yairosa ftoa
pon' The North carsEus RllFOsd to Ne eoil asds
In ChsaLhsu sol Moore counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

u Q. cosyEsuOs -AcOOrdlDs to . sssoiatioa sAOpS
ID some days Pe,iOusly the State 0On,sHiIos soususd
Irday aisEnOon, to NEE, again the sOA " Jsss
sIy. uAloss sooner csllsd tespsAss b in Ps~iAsak
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

Lsss Psssssss.--Shs 0Aassstsn nsrssry "a on
tAs Oh isss, ''fs Mvsss ant busn tsss ear bssstfd
cit, silt b tAsir cssnsss tas4s o. IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

Toe Ark,nss TI.sraph gives the PARTICLES cfs ~.
ribs tragedy ss.ca took pl.e. o. Cola n5ns hsnp,tsea
tss Dsn. nr. William Llnics yosns seAlsaAn Of
high sAsrssss end Deril ssadue, was shot end hikd
10 rercontsr sith ens j. r. Touns, rspsstst tsAass
b,sn . no.srisus bad ehrsesw ana esssri Hsinrsl--
Young tsksa late custody, Aad Ssins ~ fssyine
night sas Ak,a cot b. ssous saessss aHl - tee
sss, chew b -, fseal nsst psssisG essA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
A NATIONAL oURRsKuY-BANxs = LsaIsLl-

AhATlUhAL CohhbNC1 - bAhhS - bbdlSLA-
TON, Sc
10 ne Editor Of tho Wig:
West |, not be better 10 have e,nt 49, for scu
atipg medium thsa trsssay ro1st Wsuld 1t - b
better 70 have so.e fiscal agent ci II BY cha. ssne
you plsass 9th capital Of say fifty nlisss shsD H.
ssss would Ss sp1 oil she ConIedssAcy, the. ous
present deprecated esserey Of bank issues end treasury
no.ess If our Legislature smMt /. vosla ct lssA
double The amount that the banks sse psnit.sd 70 loan
The State and Confederate governnsnts.
Nov end then you Gill fad . public man tbs. IL .
good manager Of his sh.irs bat unfortunately foe
country, take legislators, both S.aH and Con-
fsdsssss. and they srs, . general rule, tAs pesssss
sort Of Managers at home, and, eenssqssaty, when
nty y to b msaAG.d OF economy TO bs prsctissd n
their legislative duties, they make very bunsng mat
ter Of It, 70 b ughst st by every nsfehants crk In
the country. fhs salaries Of the branch bank Pres.
den, end Of the Board Of Public WORKS cost she Stats
and her citizens sunusy nearly 90 Oo0 without sny
kind Of adeqass return and jet you cannot induce the
Legislature iha. amount 10 the STATE. Il 10 too
small snesns 70 engage tAss psblie sstsad0n, and
yet many Of them not vortA she half Of IT, owing V
theis nnds hsiug Iss Ass 70 lex q - hs care Of
small things.
Il b true % live In he South, bss - sss - es.-
psely YssksS.J IN everything, IRON osr ssss Censa.
tsdoa down 70 our eo.he.ns pins, that fer many Of
Us hardly tsssrvs IL name u ssusAssn pseps behave
thA vssy large .,jesity Il the people d IL State
hepsd thss me ls,s Csnvsatiea would have hst the
good sens ssd Tie pluck 70 have destroyed the Tsnks
ssdy sAd soul frsu our s.sA Csnsdsu.ion for uni
'sfAl srf.gs end universal elections only ~
Gully lssvso from Plymouth Root, and hops Congress
viii nsvef permit any born In the Tree States to come
South, end if any shouli do -, to psnisntsy m
for life; and, a. 70 the European smisnns, - have
suoash end to spare for verify believe eli our sroubss
have CONE from our naturslE ,ton lsvs. B.L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
p.ol,.r In Nsvs scotia.

Tbs Philadelphia ledger has the ie'sins interesting
end amusing letter from that distant provinces q h. B.
u,jestyNcvs SootA. 1t b rsstsety 1us, ed It b b.
coming patent 70 everybody, that the Tsnksss hawaii
field In tho world:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29

q -
DAILY Cars clrs Osric1,i
ksskuk. July -.
FLOUR-HspsrAns, ~ 80; Spring wheat a
ira, - %, Fall whsas, extra, - ~.
BRAN AND SHORTS. $3.50 ~ psrlss.
c0kN--l4to Ib.
EARLEY--Nos sale.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall co. Spring
so choice do. IS. --------
OA1b--l2S to iSs.
KYE-13c dull.
PoTATuES-Nov, rs to 30 BY the load; rs.ail
40.
! aRockKIFS-Eev Orleans Sugar fair 74asc
prime 8to 81, clarified ea1e, erushcd and loaf
Tito ] T. MeiAssss--P lantatioA 3sto 4es b n 40
ss4b, colder syrur,S IS to roe. ccFss--Rio 1874
to Is. Java 1eto ne. LAguyra. TO 10 TO 10. Kiss
81 to Ioc.
s0Ai-Paim cle, Family Sic; Gernan, (Cin.
74to7..
cAFDLls-stas Isto II, stssrias ~, Mould
IL,
LAkD-6to Z; retsii lee.
BUTTEk-Comnon 70 4; Choice 10; retail
III.
LRATHER--Sole Is to 2sc; Harness ~.
HiDES-Dry Q green, Ali green sheep psIts
50 to soc; green hegskins -.
HAY-Xinothy, nsv, tsas 80; Old baird, ~ -
10 o.. Prairie q.
5EED6.-HuaEariaD Grass ~ Tinothy 81 -
Flax Seed. Is.
BUADkI Is - 0aisas, - t. - kgSs, ~ 70 &
Feathers, see to JSe, white 1sass, 50 TO SOC.
FRUlT-Dned applet, - 10 - per bssh.--
Dried pssshss 81 Is to lse; Raisins, - tate
-.
CHEESE--W.R.s; Dsnnark 81 tot.
BREF-lAa3s gRessi Be 70 - Per quarter.
HHEEP-41 - 70 - - = AsaA.
SALT--G.A.,11 10 70 1sSpsr saek; Kassv-
he. % to 8 - per bbl.; Livsrposl, 81 ssa1 %
per sack; Lake - ~ - ~ - = Dbl.
FISn--Aaeksrel, No. ! So 70 o1l y bbi; Ne.
; $istoS1t; No. ) t11totls. white No. IS y
70 IS rs p half Dbl. Cod Fish Sto 50 b.
kAH5-l1 to 70.
OLD IRON-Ato4 Re per NJ Brass sto per
h.; Copper ia per b.
ExcsAsas.--On New York for currency, nom
insi, 8 to 10 per emit; for gold per cent. St.
Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29
NOTICE.

Tbs Ladies' Of the Union Sewing Circle Of the
African Methodist Rpisocpsi Church of the Kssk III
Mission, will give Fair o. the 3o,h sAA Sia Of
this n1nta, IN he hAiien Main street, between
9Th and 9Th, Tor the b<acEt u the Church. The
public arsinv,tsd y sttssd. 30 give u = sail
0snssAi satisfssttss will be given. Admittancs
loets. pooFs open at hall past O'Clock
Jsiy16-d Ars. "A. UEFUuH, Prss't.
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MARI WAry Mars

All pssseps keeping Or having for sale, any or
I'll kinds II Munitions Vt War, such - Guns, Pts
tola. ResolstHs, sHd al kinds II Anmsnittos, are
Ssqsred ass 70 sell 70 any penon without IN order
1roa The andsrsigpcd. This order nusa b strisly
vsooplsd With, aadsf penalty Of fosfsiting all ar
pslss nSntiossd, y lhsis pessession.
JOHN bTANNUs,
Surveyor Of the Port.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29


I'M and after MONDAY, MAY 2Osh. 1851.
~ and Unit further notice, = daily trains
will run each way tsunasys excepted ~ follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Wlilleave KEoKLK Al 2:3O y. M. arriyina
ut EDDl yiLLk, al 1:3O p. M.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave KEuhJ X ut 700 q. M. arriyin1
at kDDYVlLLE NJ $3.50 p. ma.
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave EDDiviLLE a. 700 q m. and
arrive at Hkokl al i2:OO m.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave EDDAvILLE 1t 1880 mn :. and
arrive ~ hk0kUh II 500 p. -.
So passAs st H. g9..A Iron nco-
kuk make sure connections With STAGES for
os kAloosA, lee Moines, 40.
TIM OUGM JICk ETS. aslow asahe
lew - msy be had vt Tho Office for all points
in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska, Ac., dc.
TICKET OFkICE-Atthe Depot, loot OF
johnson street GEO. WILLIAMS in
June ~, ol-aAw Superintendent.
n
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THE DAILY EVENING POST

Il edited With sspscial SeIsfsase TO the wants OF
sssatFy rsade and besides al tks ertieIes q asn-
srAl inteSsst pahli. he'd II the Daily DvsaDg Post
contains coople.s digest Of the news of The day.
and Agricultural CO lans ds~ ~ - ~ iNasssst
and instrnction Of Farmers. IL osataias 20 lOns
columns Of reading matter every vsekI
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The ssdsrsigasa has been specially authorized
- J. ]. Ger. frsaoat 10 raise in The States Of
Aissesri leva ard Illinois, keginsato of sappers
nd Miners, % > called "rhs Klgnssr kesissnt
~ ths IVES" and y sssvs dsrisg the var.
AssA Company, - son - full, will b. mustered
~ sa1 TTsaasl.5 .-Sas 1Assaisnt point. and
from thence sent to the st. Louis Arsenal Tor in
s9Tustion.
II IL expected that this Regiment win b en-
pleJe. most of the tine on extra duty. and, II
onsA times, each Mechanic and Astifcsr win re-
6pivs - csAts : day, and each Laborer IS cents
~ txtra Pay, thus making the pay about double
49, u ordinary soldiers.
ksos bat Mechanics, Artincsrs, and Laborers
aassstomsd 70 WORK With Mechanics. will b. re-
eetvsd. wv. BISsELL,
Assistant All = uenl U. 8. nc.
jy2&d St. Louis, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29
CLOSING.

FHoA EDDYviLLE.- Whom the cars left
Eddysiils Saturday afternoon, there vas
still srcat excitement, but the Sheriff rs
safely guarding the prisoner Johnson. The
name OF the volunteer killed Us Vance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29
NOTICE.

1As ssdsssisned, AsreAsnts in the City Of Kso-
INK, agree hereafter to Teesivs IL notes Of al
Iepesie paying Banks II par, for gesds seh and
6sbts due ~, and the mites VI Missouri and other
osspsAdsd BAnks at their current value oniy.
,. n. AsSsy. thurman Maxwell,
Oak Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye : Co.,
=. Bridx msn Co., ogden, BrownsiI I Co.,
>. v. : y. Tucker, Z. Gai bsr Co.,
=. J. N Atkinson, karfAr Avery,
CAdy, Jones ksck, IA. gurkee 4 Co.,
r. w. Mestcott, Evans 4 Bidlenan,
Lane 4 Basi, Patrick Gibbons,
Burkitt Co., Geo. foster,
1Aes. !. kiee, " wilson : dustin,
Kramer, Irwin Co., Comstock Bro,
=. u. Woodward = Co.. r. u. Ec...-.
Aassr Hilhs, Geo. II. kilbourne.
kresent current value OF Missouri money SOnts
One nsr cent premium allowed % New orb tx
lehAnkc.
KsuKuk, June I. Is6I-d
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FAKE ~ Low A nv ANY OTAEn
ROUTE.
9a- Ask for Tick sts By the Great Wabash Waller
Route. and b saTs you get them.
- Rev end Rlsgant Sleeping Can ars RIM r. NJ
Quincy - Lafsys t36o nites that passs ngers
can get good nights rest while pursuing their
journey.
Baggage Checked from Quincy to ali inpor-
tant places East md South.
N. D.s.Tsck ets fer Sale at the corner Il
Main and Second streets, Kcokuk. Iowa, and II the
Company Ticket O0se, - Front ST. auntcy, III.
j. g. SMITH,
0eHnsi Freight and Ticket esnt,
osiDey, Illinois.
n. -. TEN.EICK. Assna.
july3din KROKUK, IOWA.
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THH CAPfUREp CoLoKELs.-Col. Norton,
Who was wounded and taken prisoner 10 the
action u Scary Greek, W. has been re-
leased, and returned home. IL 10 reported
that Colonies Woodrow, Dsvilliers and Ne6
have bsss taken 70 Richmond, and srs hard
q work stripping tobacco for their board and
clothes.
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MOI ARassrED.-A special to the Chicago
Tfitans says It 10 doubtful whether Col.
Miles has sesuaiIy bsso arrested, bat his
command hss bssn tskss from him, and the
proof that b vas drunk u conclusive.
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Arrival nd Closing - mains ~ shs
Keokuk Post Ofslce.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily 1T II O'Clock m and
to.sleek p. "a.
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily lexcepi
Nondays) It II n.
Western Mail arrives daily texcept sundsyO II
I'm.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except Sundays
ct p. N.
Carthage md Plymouth Mail arrives daily ts1.
cept nIdayl)at5 p. m.
North Iowa and North Illinois ltri-wesk ri on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, At IL m.
Charleston Mail (lri-seekly4 arrives Tuesdays,
Ihursdays and saturdays ut p.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes daily texcept Saturday. At
sR.n. ~
b. Louis and Southern Mail eioses daily (exceps
eandays) ~ II m.
Western Msii closes daily Except on Sundays)
- ~ . ,slock n.
Burlington Nail closes daily Except saturdsys)
et6 >. =.
Carthage and Ply mouth Mail closes daily (sxeep,
Datardays) ~ . p. m.
North Iowa and North Illinois Nail fri week W
eleses % 1acsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 81
Up. m.
charlsaton Mali ts.i-~seafyt1 CHORES On Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Ut :. n.
Ali ksstsrn nail natter u cent b. way Of Bur-
lington, and arrives promiscuously.
On 6sadays the Post once will BE- open from 2
te1 p. M, instead OF from TO !. N
May 81, 1851. j b. HOWELL, r. N.
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The Evening POSt:
THE OLDEST DEMOCRATIC RE.
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
Now in the sixTIE1n YEAR Of its existence.
~ combines all the essential elements of
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t is devoted TO the support Of the Democ-atie Re-
publican party. waKH IT is RIGar and Of DEN
OCRATiC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! Is the un-
compromising advocate Of
Free SOIL! Free Labor Free speech
A strict Construction Of the Constitution. and IN
keonom, al Aaminssrrs alis,sGE i. i /. /.
THE DAILY EVENING POST,
Which il printed on q large folio sheet contains
full account OF the occurrences u the day, the is
test fofegr intel usiv o.rrcs pondenee
--publsc documents Of interest and ipportanoe-
Proce sdings OF Congress and Of tho Ststs LeRisla
ture-Popalar Lect ure s--Talss--- Poetry--hsvicws
and extracts from New Bcoks-City Nevs-spseial,
full and aecurste reports NJ Commercial and finan-
eiAi Afairs, New York Markets, ioclading stock
A1d Money Markets, together With the Cattle
Markets q the country, and sssA Forsign markets
- ara Ut gsperal interest. - editorial disqusi
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and the latest news, ~ telegraphs and mails, up
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engineer Regiment Of tho West.
Mechanics and LaboFerS Wanted
EXTRA PAY!

TIE andsfsigssd are authorized TO enlist Com
paay Tor serricr in the above Regiment.
Apply IHnKpiArsLY At the late rendezvous III
Capt. Parrot on 1hiIdst-, s<s ween Main ana
Jshn@en, keokuk. JAS W, oTLEY,
Ksokuk, JuIy ~. 1861. EDW. A. k0X-
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SALES AT AUCTIlN.


A JSo T. HuNGERFoRD co. AUCTIoNEEBs
A "A rare chance ~ obtain nrst class
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
:. inc properly OF gentleman leaving for Europe
Aasninceh' ~ octave rosewood piAnoforte,
Oh Paintings by eminent artists DfS ns Room sniis
French plate pier and mantel Mirrors
Medallion Velvet Carpets and Mosaic Rugs, :
Sevres and Dresden chin. Vac.
Artist; Bronzes and Marble statnsry, oA~ '"'es'
Oak Extension Dining Table and d sSss 4 match
bohemian and Crystal Engraved Glassware,
eolid Silver Ware and sheffield Table Cutlery
bronIe and ormou Clocks and Candelabrss, to match,
John T. Hungerford Co., Actoneers have the honor
announce 70 their friends and the public they via offer
pnpc aueton this day Thursday 1T lO o'clock. all the
household Furniture and Works OF Art contained In the
ama and sixth avenues Catalogue comprising the LARGEST
ano richest assortment Of Household Furnure offered
o rms season The house furnished SIX months sgo
AUG Is "a perfect order Furniture made to order by bsud0n
.oywpIa"ng room Furniture superb full Suits solid
Ioewooo covered In satin EteQeres Secrotaire
tables Two large manel Mirrors pier Mirrors
daars o. ~ ee curtains six light bronze and ormou Chan
mahtei Etegere Ornaments artistic Bronxes reprsenting
ae naie Richard III Crusaders Pandora: Poetry
mus,c rannne &C On Paintings by ancient and m darn
masters French line Epgravings elegant Ormo CicI rnns
one month imported for the present ow DER 1A'
MAGNlFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PiANOFORTE
CGved legs and case round made Ia order nv
broadway makers the richest instrument offered al auction
THIS season. Stool and cover
Mashstspds Wardrobes. Matresses Bedding q Mrrors
btar CArpetsaso. large sorment of Dining Room uynr
oak Enhet Extension Table, China Glass Syers are Tnb
eegr residence for sale let. For further particulars
inquire of aucttoneers.
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.--MA-
- tida Hays against Henry Hays.Summons for relief,
com. ser.-To the above named decentralization are
hereby summoned and required the complaint
this action which will be fled IN the Office Of the Clerk of the
the City Hail. In the city OF New York aud
copy OF your 70 the said complaint subsc
her At his Office No rs Nassau street. In the city OF
York within after the service Of this
on you exclusive Of the day Of spch service; and fan
10 auswer said complaint within the time aforesaid tho
ristnt In this action Win apply 70 the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint Dated February ", 1881
gAMTFL OWEN Plaintiffs Attorney, rs NASSAU street.
The original complaint in this action was ned on the t2b
Nv Of New York SAMUEL OWEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ rsat issued this date on the application o. tburr
Co.. the Hon. John r. Brady one Of the judges OF he
sounty him 70 attach the new sea going steam
ship Truxlo Of this port and that all persons who claim 70
demands against the said vessel under the
Of tito eight Of chapter sight Of part three Of the Revised
statutes required account OF their respective
claims the said Judge AZ the said cour within hree
months the hrs publication Of this notice. that their
remedy against the said vessel will be foreed and that the
said weasel viii be sold for the Of the claims against
uness interested tharen and dis
charge the sad warrant according 70 law, within the said
three months.
w. JAY. EAsEErT, Attorney, Is Centres ircet
Dated, NEW YORK. Feb. 7, 1851.
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A USTIoN NoTICE.-ss,ooo WORTH or HOUSEHOLD

a UCTIoN NoTICE.-ss,ooo WORTH OF HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE itch Carpets French mantel and pier Mir
rors magnif en tanoforte raor Suits Bronzes
VASES marble Buss &C publc auction, this Thursday
ternoon at o'clock precisely at the elegant
Twenty first street near Eighth avenue, the entire elegant
INST Class furniture of the house all Of which new having
been recently made for the present The whole will
pc perempory sold alordng extraordinary chance
housekeepers and the trade consisting Of magnificent
forte cost $500 music Cabinet stool and Cover; Turkish
Lounges, with Nolire chairs to match bouuue
velvet tapestry aud Wilton Carpets; four elegant nianei
and pier Mirrors, silk and ace Curtains rosewood
centre, sofa and pier Tables two rosewood Etc
ceres With plate doors French Escreiore, mosaic
bronze Clocks rosewood reception Chairs otomans
rich mantel Vases, lava aud rus nantel Ornamc
velvet hugs superb landscape and Rhetorical Paintings
magnacent Earor Suits solid rosewood coyered IL rich
caei and veivc twectyone pieces artistic Brnxes rich
ChandecIs rosewood Bedseads dressing BUREAUS marble
Washs'ands, French toilet Sets Lounges Ietc yees
Beds End BEDDING French Chairs querette Tables Carpets
hogany Chairs French Shades extension dnng Table, rich
French China Silver Ware spoons Forks Casters Brns
complete assortment OF handsome chamber oing
Furniture iron Safe, Colts Revolver, Ouclo.hs 40 No
Catalogues at house.
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A DMTNISTRATORS SALE.
"a An Extraordinary Chan .e for uousekeenera


- MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fChNfrURE.
Thursday February a. at eleven O'Clock precisely all the
superb and costly Furniture sintngs satuay and Works
Pianof Mirrors velvet Carpets &c contained in pri
yate residence EOS Fourteenth street. Ninth The
furniture was all made for the present owner and Is
piete order The whole VIII be percmp,ory and absolutely
sold without reserve
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Eegees and French
plate doors and backs ladies' Work fable nlad with mother
81 psar Rosewood Centre Table staaary marble top Two
SOFAS Arm two Reception and eight OVAL back Chairs
eroeade OF the most ,pensiye deserip Of
nyacade ard lace CURTAINS tandelabras Brackets French
seyIss and Dresden china Vases richly decorated Paan
Shaiis bronze Clock month"; Oil Paintings
seau fnman, Huntington, Cole and other eminent artists
:. M! MAGNIFICENT i .EyEN OCTAVE III >NoF0ATE,
carved legs ard four round corners nad with pearl
Music Rack rosewood ST OIL covered embroidered
cloth Cover Books and Music hall rosewood Hatstand OIL
CLOTH Brussels Stair Carpets dc Chambers
Richly carved rosewood bedsteads style Louis XIV; Blu
reaus and CpmW0dfs TO MATCH wardrobes Dressing and
Toilet rabies, Shaving Stands, Rookstands Couch Arm
CHARS Curtains shades cornees hair Mattresses Pal
Quilts Countepanes decorated china Toilet Sets oval Mir
rors DINING Room Furniture Of kind Kitchen
Utensils, &c Csah deposits will be required Of every pur.
chaser, as every article must be sold
4. KlMBALL Administrator
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j z,td6 North TSTolns STATE per cent bonds
5000 New York Erie X. X. tassentcd) bonds OF 1871
Next regular sale on MONDAY. February ID Regular
Auction sales OF Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, every day when required at l2 o'clock At
the stock saesroom 81 William street. the
Exchange preferred Stocks Bonds bought at
private sale and at the Brokers Board.
ALBERT n. NfCOLAY
Auctioneer and Stock Broker,
No u William street. near Wall