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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

DARHEsTowR, Nd, Sept. 2s.-General
Banks has been slightly indisposed for q
day or two, but his complaint is incidental
TO the season. He is somewhat better to.
day.
Your correspondent had an interview
with John LanRghan, the murderer of Major
Lewis Of the 47th Pennsylvania regiment.
AS may readily be supposed. heis extreme
~ anxious 70 learn the result of the mis-
sion 70 Washington to obtain the approval
or disapproval Of the finding of the Court
sentencing him to death, frequently inquir-
ing If the messenger has returned. His
spiritual adviser is the Rev. Father Dough-
erty, of Rockville, who will be with him in
his last moments should the finding of the
Court be approved and executed. Two
soldiers were arrested with Lanaghan, be.
ing accused of loading and furnishing him
with q musket, but they have not yet been
tried. Lanaghan Acquits them of any par
ticipatlon in his crime. He pleads guilty
to the charge, but says the act was not pre-
meditAted; that he acted upon \ moment
airy feeling of resentment for being punish
ed. he was not intoxicated, but had been
slightly INDUCING in strong drink at the
time. He is about "a years of age, and
came from ireland 70 this country when
quite young from Ireland. He has had the
misfortune Of being altogether without ed
ucation. His mother aud six brothers re-
side in Pennsylvania, aud one brother re-
mainsiin Cornwall. England. His eounte-
nance does not indicate premeditating or
bad passinos, but he is said to haye'been .
scientific pugilist. The execution will
probably be public one. and take place
before several OF the brigades comprising
this division. It Is thonght that Friday
will be I6xed on as the time.
Strong rebel pickets frequently make
their appearance near the Point Of Rocks,
opposite Col. Georges command. Colonel
George sthey are in the habit OF COM
ing over there every night.
Last week Capt. Pardee made visit
over the river opposite Bayliu, taking three
prisoners, eight horses aud ten head Of
cattle. 80.
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9g TeIeataph.
lEunson's I'm taken By the Federal

( WAsHxGTos, Sept. 2s.-During the last
week It was 90 frequently reported from
day to day that our troops had taken pos
session OF Munson's Hill, that when last
night this long predicted event took place
It found few believers among those least
excited by sensation rumors. Apersonal
visit, however, places the facts beyond
doubt.
The American flag now floats there in
place of that Of the rebels. Dstaehments
from Generals Richardson, Keys and
WardsWorttI,s brigades, and also from
Gen. Franklin's division now occupy Num-
sons Hill, being in command Of Col. Ferny,
of the 9th Michigan regiment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

JnRyERsoH CrFI, Sept. IA gentleman
who arrived here this morning from the
West states that he saw gentleman who
passed through 0seeolA on. Wednesday
last who Gays that the central portion OF
that town had been burnt By Genr Lane
Il q stated that the reasons for burning
WEI that the rebels had fired upon the
trosps from the windows. No federal
troops were near there when be left.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The court mar
tial law illegally instituted by Ex-Colonel
McCuun, has been dismissed by General
Mcclellan. Tie officers involved were
Lieut. Col. Burke, who commands the 37th
N. Y regiment, Adjutant Murphy, and
Captains Refrdon, Boran and McHugh.-
These gentlemen have accordingly been
restored to their commands, much to the
qualification Of the regiment which is now
in excellent condition.
Senator POmeroy, Of Kansas, to-day re-
ceiyed the order for horses and equipments
for the mounted regiment heretofore au-
thoriEed TO be raised in Colorado. An In
f6ntrY regiment will also be mustered in
from that terriloEy.
A foraying expedition started this morn
ing from Gen1 Franklin's division, con-
sisting of infantry, cavalry aud artillery
in strong force. They proceeded to Edsell's
Hill, on the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road, eight miles from Alexandria. As
they advanced beyond our picket lines the
rebels retired to Springfield Station, mile
and half beyond Edsell's Hill. From
this hill, which our forces temporarily oc-
cnpied while detachments went in various
directions for forage, fine, view Of the
surrounding country was afforded but no
eaFthworks or new constructions of the
-saamy cnI.id- hps5span..sT hAz 0iliaet of -tha-
expedition was successful aHd large qu1u-
titles of hay, corn aud oats were trans
porsed to the camp. Not gun was fired
during these proceedings on either side.
The party did not return till late hour
this afternoon.
A Company to-day visited Mt Vernon
aud estate Of the late ]. "A. Washington
and brought away about 800 bushels of
wheat, nearly 800 bushels CT oats and 20
bills fish, all Of which have been stored in
the eommfssary department at Alex
andEia.
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WYANporFE, Kansas, sept. al.-The fol

WIAXDoTTE, Kansas, Sept. a1.-The fol-
lowing order has been issued here:
In accordance with section 4, article 8,
of the Constitution Of the State Of Kan
sas, 1 hereby order every man in the State,
bearing arms, to Immediately enroll him
self in some military company, In accord
ance with the militia laws Of this State
aud he is hereby ordered to hold himself in
readiness for immediate marching orders.
Each man will furnish all the arms In his
possession. The refusal Of any man %
obey this order will be taken as evidence
Of his disloyalty, and he will be treated
accordingly.
ESiGned1 ]. P. ROAR
Lieutenant and Acting Governor, and Com
mander-in-ChieE
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S9CaPr. MnLHoUsE's ConrAx4, First
Virginia Regiment, is now full aud will be
organized and mustered into service to-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

IA Tn fiagptesentatlon 70 the Norton
Cavalry will take place this evening at six
o'clock from the residence of Mrs. Lind
sey, corner of Fourth and Union Streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

RocHlsTER, N. r, Sept. ga break
occurred in the tow path on the Genessee
Valley canal this morning, between Buff
fsrdshire and DAllie's creek, which viii re-
quire three days to repair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

MAucH CHUNK, Sept. 2s.-Fhe gale Of
last night was tefFifcin this neishhorhood.
The trestle work on the top Of Mount Pis-
@ supporting the tAilroad vas blown en-
tirely R1ey.
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JEEPEasoH Cry, No., Sept. ga spe-
cial to the st. Louis Republican says: No
reliable news Of interest from Boonyille,
Georgetown, Glasgow, Rolla, or other
prominent points.
Capt. Walter, Of Col. Marshall's regi-
meat, who was at Lexington, arrived this
morning. having left there Thursday noon.
He saw no rebel troops between Lexington
and Sedalia, and says the main body Of
Prices forces were there when he depart
ed aud believes they intend to make q
stand and meet our troops there, as the
vicinity Is we'll calculated from its streams
with miry banks without bridges, to trouble
an advancing enemy.
All the Federal officers have been reIeas-
ed ON parole but Col. Mulligan, who re-
fused his for private reasons.
Price probably has 80, 900 men, aud the
rebels on Thursday confidently expected
that Hgrdee Hilhis, 900 or 5000 aud Nc
CuIloeh With 10000 men were within two
or three days march Of Lexington. They
have no faith in McCnlloch as n General.
hut think be Is very effective with . small
body Of men,
Ten thousand rebels were sent across the
Missouri from Lexington ON Thursday with
the ayoWed intention OF attacking Lane,
who ts reported on this side Of the river.
The seal Of the State and public records
are in the hands of the rebels.
Our troops had no cartridges, NO grape
or other shot, and no shells left at the time
Of the surrender, but lost 1000 800 kegs
Of powder.
The rebels are casting all kinds Of balls
at the Lexington foundry, running day and
night.
The rebels are greatly encouraged, and
declare st. Louis will soon be in their pos
session.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

SWEET WATER, Outer Station Pacific
Telegraph, $40 miles west of Salt Lake
City, Sept. 2l.-Pony Express passed at
8 A. n.
SAN FRARcisoo, l4th.-There Is no Cali
fornia news for this Express. The enlist
ment of troops for the Eve Regiments last
called for goes on moderately well. The
pay of the soldiers being SO much below
California wages seems to discourage vol
unteering at time when the State Is
prospecting and the people well employed;
still the number of volunteers now called
forwill be obtained.
The State election returns are nearly
complete. Stanford, Republican candidate
for Governor, "a, 027 votes; Counes, Union
Democrat, 2sis63; Mcconnell, Breekinridge
Democrat, 31,2l6. Among the siI South
ern counties of the State which are re-
garded as largely sympathizing with seces-
sion, Los Angeles and Tulare are the only
counties which gave the Breckenridge cam
didate majorities.
Pony Express news, giving On account
81 4Lo burning .nf iaESs=oa the h = st.
Joe Railroad with the consequent inter-
ruption Of the telegraph, mail and Pony
Express Communication with the East,
reached San Francisco to-day. This stop
page OF the mails and Pony Express makes
our Cuba newspapers very dry reading
latterIy.
The last Pony Express having brought
through no letters, on account Of blunder-
ing of eastern Postmasters, eastern COR
respondents need to exercise much judge
ment in choosing means of getting des-
patches through these times.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

Kansas crrr, Sept. 22.-Gen. Sturgis,
with parts of the 26th aud seth Ohio regi-
ments, arrived here last night on the steam :
er Major from Liberty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.-Col. Mulligan's
Regiment received orders yesterday to
march TO Benton Barracks where they will
be paid Of.
yask,S9 i. 9q,g who !. Is believed fought
yesterday as q spy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

~ cAxr C1SLfIl.-Ehs Rssfmsntal.
band added greatly 10 the interest of the:
dress ares. parade at Camp cSEIlfls en- Saturday
afternoon. -, y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

NEW YoaK, Sept. 2s.-The steamers
Kangaroo and New York sailed this morn
ing, carrying an aggregate of $50 passen-
gers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-Pet1sos's De-
teetOr informs rs that new eountsFfeit SIS
ON the Allegheny Bank, Pittsburg, are be
ng showed 10 great extent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

IL Il S9G I'll S9AAS
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, Go.
I'm suceessfal introduction and use Of iris eais.
bEated Remedy has been the signal for literal food
q eCnPogndl eaed sbtttaEs o1eTSd in yarioIS
this word HBittarp d but anoEhaf name for dRTuEa
or some ViIISnOus VhIskeY mixture.
Bot the really great relief derived from the minute
dose one toalpoolfnls q chr medicine
BGRHEVES HOLLAND ATTTERs, J.
blIshcd forit Which the host Of limitations
and eOuntoEfeils haJo Giled 70 undermina. uhpoSi.
lively yegstalle tationS with hardy saoant
But oas IN q ~ aalds HaltPlas Bollls.s)
PIG t,S ~ n SS q 81 F.vifIso
tie hood, 20 ESSENTIAL foG De 5ltid1tion Of good
health and for correcting dlsoedlE1 Of tho stomach
and towels.
Two OF tres dosas win eonvineo the ahietsd a its
salutaly eheetG me stomach En gPesdly regain liz
strength, healthy action Of Tie liver bCuels and
kidneys win soon take place and renewed health b
the quick result.
For IEDIGBsTIoN. Try
BeFhaYe's Holland BittcHS.
For HEARTaURN. Try
Befhaye's Holland BitteFS.
For ACIDrTy. Try
BerhaKe's Holland RftteFS.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
Q BefhaYe's Holland BitteRSs
For HEADACHE. Try .
BeRhaYe'S Holland BifteRS.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
B9rhaYe'S Holland BitterS.
For CosTIvEEEss. Try
BeFhaYe's Holland BitteFs.
For PILES. Try No.,
- BeFhaTesS Holland BitteFs.
In an Nervous, Rheumatic, and Nsuraleis Also-
tons e haI In numerous instances proved highly
bonofeial, and IN othsrS Gflscted . decided cure.
Read CarefnllyI
Tho Eouuina, hiehly-oonoontrAtod BmREyks Hot.
LGND BTRma = put mp IN halEpnt bottles only, and
Feailed at One Dollar Per bottl6 me great demand
Or this truly celebrated medicine has induced many
limitations, which tie pablie ahOuh guard agnlnSt
purchasing.
Bsnarc d fnpoHtioal * Gat ouB naMs e e. q
aid seSs,y Sottls S's Deg. Q
Benz. Page, Jr.&Co.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Eors.ls BY 7. HIosAN { 90. esnuIal Asent.. :
nov2e-d&H-ly NheelinS' We
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NEW MUsIC JUST RRCRIV I'D

NEW AUDIV . U1I NEUEIU ID
GtARELRss ELEGANCE POLKA,
Prayer Granted, (anSEe r to Maiien's PraySr,)
HADge Des Souvenirs (VAEfAtionS)
On Rove De RleuFs,
Logic 0BuehAn,
Invitation . Ia RedoWa,
Musical Stories, by 0ostbn,
War March,
LouaVO Rattle March, t.-
Union Medley,
Union PotpouTri, 45t..
American Here's March, IthogrAph Of 0on1 Scott
Meciollan,S GrT.ud March, do GsnIMocIsllaa
Rock Beside the Sea, ~t
E E's q Thee, tnsu and beautiful oditIoaJ
JuanitA.
Gay and Happy,
Our Flag Il There,
Z Pluribus Unnm-Every Star, 81,
Rise for your Country, &e., &C., DC
Orders by mall promptly attended to
JESSE 9. MELL0B
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BGRHAVE,s
Holland Bitters
RoR

DYSPEPSIAe
Liver Complaint, Fever and Asuo, 60.
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Nothing new from Lanes command.
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-s SP hale F ~. y S.asss Z ss @
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aIUE Vii ave tsn iiss its col aslSslly-E1
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See advertisement in another column.
G3ifG 8 sep3
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I'm sueeeasfdi Introduction and use Of iris esI.
bEAted Remedy has been the signal for literal FOO
Of compounds called SBtttorI,n offered In VnriOu
6Ems, from quart bottle 10 fVe-EAllon keE, unit
this word HBltfHlp q but anogher name for GgFpE'
or some Villsn0us WhIskeY mixture.
Bot the really great relief derived from the MINT
dose, one toalp0onfnl, q onr medicine,
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IL "a -, 8. 81, IL.

Esoa ne KaRassks VdtItg SAY, Kaba,uAs; -.
~. Z. e 's5s &. Ss .S e S.s IN
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A ssIGSEE's sALE.--liANDSoME HOUSEHOLD Fl
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
PnSfTfNE HEEEMPTtlRN SALE OE

ELEGATT FIRST CLASS FUnNIrl RE.
This day fFrilyl, ut O'Clock precisely, tho bcaut
fn lat!or, On ng @n UhNnprr and LIBRARY furnituca
the dwelling hse ll2 f"et srst street. betwrcn Seventh
and Eighth a,nGcs, all of which is new, having been
equity made an ,mpiises everything adapted 10 fashion
able and elegantly fnrnshcd rcsidcnche whole 70 be pc
rcmpariiy sn for casa, consisting Gf English Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets ec.nnt rosewood Pari0r Furniture
suite, comprising three full suits richly carved, al Of which
covered in rrh silk brat and Of the best DIES ption
rosewood Centre and Pier Tai ls. Turkish Cairs in blue
and ia satin ana t. Velvet Turkish Lounges, rich
Mantcl nd FIR Mirrors. ii K and Lace Curtains gold
and Iausr SHADES two ID hiegera, style al .o,
Il ky: rch Sssrcs aud Drs alcl Va Bsquc
Figures Ar stic ilron3rs, r.r,ni Ornaments 81.
fLE;ANT OCTAVE PlANoFNRTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER cost $3.50
Marble Bureaus, richly ca,e Bcsrads, twenty large
Hair Matir Tetea-leics Chamber Suits rosewood
bronze Checks marhc Mashstands LOUNGES, French and
Spring AT Chairs, Rockers. DWans, Os Oval Mir
rors, sulmra Bed ard Bedding, oaA ENe,s on Table two
fine maho any Sfa BelseAds, c French and Bohemian
China rich Tea Sets Slvrrwac, SpaO:s Forks, Caster,
lee Pitchers TINS Tea Service ruby AMI crystal Cit Class
OF every dscr p;in. oak marble Buffet Chairs
rcrb oak Deck. .elt tn, RI Chandeliers marble hall
Stand OF W.Ier' Iron Safes Catalogues at house.
Sale positive rrin shine
N. BPartrs fran distance assured that
tcr IN the ,sc viii be sold strictly without reserve and
there will pas!iscy ho pos,poremen Purchasers
have their gools carted packed shipped by reliable
sons, who VIII be III aen.ince for Chat purpose.
RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT, Auc'ionecr.
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Mn cIIApNAN \ co. AIrcTroyprps Pm
NJ. = CHAPMAN e 90, AUCTfoNFrfS
n. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS SrlTUAEY, GRoNZEs AND WORKS
u De nerrmpt0tilv Ntld ~ auction,
This dag fFrliay), Snv :,

To De crrnlptOlIlv Ftld ut auction,
This dag eFriay), Nov 4
At the private rcsa ~ West Sixteenth street. between
Fflh Hni sixth avenues.
Sale ncing II o'clock The property of family
lc sin: he city.
Catalogue eomrrda ac riches s3ortmcn Of Household
fTurnil me- Ac, G8crrd at anct,t t The Furn
ture do 70 oder by city makers and Is o. the best
description. Catalogues at ITO house the morning of s
~ octave Oh IHuofric, Drawing r. Suits Etc
ceres bookcase Miwurs, Lace CUT ,ns Vases, Oil Paint
ings, S;aHty Velvet and Brussels Carpets Extension Ia
bts, ul.e;. China Glnss and Sivcrwarc; Table Cutlery
Wardrahes, ii.lr ami s. Mattresses Rcds ads, Com
modes WaS.s.nns, Ocath, Stair Carpets g.. Also large
assortment # Basement and Kitchen Furniture. sale posi-
tive at II oto H.
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u" iot.h HAithEM AtD ALBANY RAILROAD
~ nor Albany, Troy, North and West
winter afidhg.tant commencing Monday Nov 1881
For Alhanyle3D A. NJ Express Mail Train from yscen,,
s&ln street otpo stopping at White Plains ana nj! satns
n2ft % Four Corners, and at ktcihoo. to Ia nd
For crotcn falsiP. NJ, from Twen,ysixtb sree, d,o,
stopping 1T MI stations nciiL Of YorkviI,s es "Vl'
For While Flans--S1JA NJ 23N 4 o,d A. y u &C.,.
iGeht$.siNh xireet depot stopping at all stations 49,
~ hhe is,is--eio T. NJ from White street depot
For WiAIams1ril ge--s.1s il5A. NJ, and 2.sO sef,
. ip ~ i "'l"s'sHth street depot stopping at
Albany 1870 ). N, Express Mail Team s,o,n,,r =, ~
stations norm d and AZ Whc Plains aud at X hsok on
signal, for New lnrs pussc.ige.e ori9 '.- .'o"' WI
mont. " % ''''" y. 'ie'
White Plains 10 7.l5 ioA NJ and 44srM. s,opo,nr
Al MI slat'uns " ~ eoPr"s
Wliiamshrdge 5stA NJ and r. NJ s,oppl NJ =, nj, s,a
IONS 1oAa 5laCEtLL Assis.ln. Suicr.ntcnleus
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SAVES AT AUCTION.
1 u, cAuLKIys. AucTIoNEER.

II cauTETvc ArrcTroNrpp
"a - - &c, y, ~ !, ,sl 1891 An
prcp an - lo,gsnHQLp syi,rops
SiJpri,Rry = ApNisn ~ r. rv9non pr aNCFHt,TE
-' sri =. - ~ ~, MS ~
p,rcl s ~ ~ ~ : - - ~ 49,, ~ I'M
n, rrSa ~ !" .'s' ~ ~ 800 yrcc,sc,r
An no -, IL ~, - T., AZ ,st ~ s,et;tr IA
WerNs of All ,'sana prain, foam suiis ccceni Even
ne,ye ii ,,or,.,a son, We ~ ,,-ta NJ al Il,
~ ~ us ~, E'ssoP $3.50 er Y,
rirh,b nt ,, M n n,c,ionner ca,,s iba sna.i,i
att., ~ az ,tl;c - liz III, Al lnne ma III Ma
Riches AZ Iyonsehold rurninre oireraT N MI.
s ',, s,,.si, 10 ,,ss III ,ad IN ~ - go,
80 ai n n. ,nas ,,dgr MN ~ oia ,,u ~ e
,nr,, NJ bs p.,s lana y,itbnnt rsrsr~, ~ ~ stS'P
49,! az r,nAwI ina BOON FItu vyrfrpr
,o,sis,s of - ,,e1 ,1ss.c 4 y,secras ,ari, 49,, 49,,
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A UcTioN NOTICE.
IMPORTANT SALE or
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS

The suts iber having determined 10 retire from business
begs TO inform his friends ad the If dr in general tha. he
wi!lncr II uub'ic ator hr ugh Messrs H. II. LEEDS
& CO, aIotioaccrs, N ln,5 o'clock A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, Nov H.
AT his store, h3. BROADWAY,
FOR CASH.
u.s. His entiic stock of fine
FRENCH and AMERICAN
PAPER iIANGINGS
Consisting nf the largest and best assorted stock
tecn offered in this market Tac attention Of the trade
is partcnaris n-e g. this SALE every lot put up will be
pererniorly sold Tor CASH.
5. W. BOWEN, 532 broadway
N. BAny party DESTROYS Of engaging in business long
established a;i fdvorabiy located,
aScons arrangements Tor to the sale the purchase
this entire ,n.ka M
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A UrTIGs NOTICE
N Large aud i'm orani sslns
THIS DAY and TOMORROW
-, lEiNAt. NoY. s. and SATURDAY, Nov. Q.
We bee - ta lie attention of huyers tito above saes
Fttts sc'a' ;tc. arc ready, and include most at.
attyc Of =
sTi.i.H AND FANCY sTsAsoNA9I.E DRY GOODS
Also, :. l'GnlLy o. Eureka Shuttle Sew sg chimes
SATURDAYS SALE WILL CGN1h N
Fli.. ass"rlmsnis Of Sal l. and fascf Dry Goods,
info!tes OF manufactured FUIs.
~ BOOTS AND SHOES
go casc> of prime Kew Goods III exec lent and nos snle
able assurii u".ts -
- Mems and Boys HATS.
lb) 'ah Mems and Boys soft Hats, Including inv
OF tie d'ssl abe syles ' ~ ~
- rMhEELLAs 81 cases, by order II assienecs
ruaetlt ~,
INVOICES Uf OTHER SEASoytgr,E vERru tSDysF
to which ~ s;1eul.r attention Is invited. -
NM. TOPPING co. Auctioncars
Nos. Q and II PARK ria g, and
40. s MgriaT street.
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HoUSEKEEP-
~ and dealers. Over $40 lots of elegant Household
Furniture Carpets Glass, China and Silver Ware will be
sold at public auction this afternoon at two O'Clock Mt the
first class private dwelling house No 30 East Twcntscvenh
street between Lexington and Fourth consisting Of
elegant seven Octave Pano!ore, made by Stenw sons
two rosewood fario- Suits consisting each st OF
sofa e-ete, Arm, Reception and four Medallion
back Chais covered in rich satin lrocacc and hairc!oh
wood Etcsccs, Centre and Side Tables Curtains Vases
Paintings bronze Clock, black walnut Bookcase, Buicis
Cornerand Book Stands wood and hog Bedseads
Bureaus Wshs lands. hair and sprig Mattresses, Boosters
and Pillow, RCccrs, Chairs, scga Beds Mirrors Clock &C.:
GAS China and i,er Ware, Table Cutlery Stair Carpets,
DC SUE positive commencing at two O'Clock precisely