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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-04-04
Bills THRowx OUr.-on Monday

last the Chicago bankers threw out the notes Of
Chester. Federal Union, Quincy, Republic, Belyi-
dere, Canal Citizens, Commercial Bank of New
Haven, Coutinentaa, Corn Planters, Farmers and
Traders. Farmers Bank of Illinois, Farmers Bank
of New Canton, Frontier, Grand Prairie, Illinois
State, Lancaster, Merchants & Drovers, Mississip-
pi River, Newmarket, Pamet Prairie State, Rail
road, Shawanese. Union, Pike County, Elgin
County, Morgan County, Southern Illinois. ~
These banks have circulation of about 49, 500,
900 based upon Missouri, Tennessee and Louisiana
stocks The present market rates of the securities
makes the notes worth Soc to coo on the dollar.
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IMPORTANT TO OUR ,READERs.-It is
With feelings of joy and gadness that we publish
any thing which VIII contribute to the pleasure in
terest or health of our patrons. Therefore, with
pleasure wsIsay to our readers one and ALL use
ID. b De Land Co.'s Chemical Saleratus.- This
saieratus is perfectly pure. healthy and uniform
quafity.o Chemists and Manufacturers very we'll
know that it requires trouble and expense to make
a perfectly pure article, while an inferior and i'm
pure article can be made with much less cost and
trouble; while impure Saleratus is very unhealthy,
spure Saleratus is harmless and renders the food
Neatly and nutritious, knowing these facts, ID.
%. De Land & Co., have been to great trouble and
expense in bringing this article before the public.
This Saleratus is manufactured by new process,
%noxn only by this in the country and dis
covered by d. B. Deland, in Europe two years ago.
This Saloratps is put up in bright, red papers and
you can get 1t of any respectable dealer in town,
and at wholesale of the proprietors, at Fairport,
Monroe, Co., y. r ssfy,ft .rt9assr
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GoNE TO LANsING.-On Tuesday
last Mr. Justus Gage. of this village, started for
lansing to be present at the first meeting of the
new Board of Control for the Agricultural College,
of which he is member. He expects to be absent
about ten DAYS. rs--er4l I..fsr-q4ese1
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HowEs ScALKs.-We have At last


great improvement in the machinery of weighing.
The principles of leverage found in the oid-fash-
toned even balance, which was in use three humid
red years ago, was by Yankee invention applied
to portable platform scale about fifty years since,
and since that time we have had no improvement
in the principles or adoption of the principles until
:; The Howe Scale was introduced some five or
six years ago. which isfast taking the lead Of all
-other Scales ~ 7sd b7ua.ssgbau aHfE1
1st. because they have done away with the old
eheckrods which have cost the farmers thousands
of bushels of grain to overcome the friction oc7
casioned thereby: and I'd, for their simplicity and
durability and the small expense OF setting up the
outdoor scales for weighing hay, cattle, grain, &c.
requiring no pit. f-.-.e ss-..l-.. -,
These Scales are sold by local agents in all the
principal towns in the Northwest, and by Wander
WORT, Dickerson & Co., General westcru Agents,
lss and POI Randolph St, Chicago. a .a'd
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I. q. o. r.

.,.,ssx.,;s,. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., are held at
INNS their Hall ON Thursday evening OF
each week, at ~ o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing cordially invited to attend.
A. II. REED, N. G.
N. B. CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-04-04

70 VILLAGE IMpRovEMENTs.2 Notwith-
standing the "hard times" we have the encour-
aging prospect of the continued growth and pros
perity Of this village during the ensuing season.
A large number of buildings have already been
commenced, among which are the Union School
House, and the residence of Elias Pardee, Esq,
both of brick, aud we hear of others in contempla-
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NOTICE.-I take this method to in
form the citizens of this village that have this
day resigned my position as night Waterman for
the village of Dowagiac.
Dowagiac, April Sd, 1861.
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NorIcE.-The next Social Of the
Ladies Universalist Society, win be held at the
residence of Daniel NJ. Heazlit, on Tuesday
evening next, April 9th, 1851 All are cordially
invited to attend MISS JENNIE DICKSON, Sec'y.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening PlaSterS
FILE GREAT STRENGTHENED.


The BKsr AND CHEAPEST HousEuoLp REMEDY III
THE WORLD. 20 20 - r
These renowned Plasters cure pains, weakness
and distress Ia the back, sides and breast, in Eve
hours. Indeed, certain they to do this, that
the proprietor warfants them. Spread fonresins,
balsahis and gums ON beautiful Kid leather, rem
ders them peculiarly adapted TO the wants Of
Females and others. Their application is unieer-
sal-equafy to Che strong man, the feeble woman,
and the delicate infant. To each and all they will
prove balm and a. blessing. Their use is agree.
able and without annoyance or trouble. Each
Plaster will wear from one to four months and in
rheumatic complaints, sprains xnd bruises, fire.
quently effect cures when al other remedies fail
Full directions will be found on the back Of each
Public speakers vocalisfs, ministers of the gospel
and others; VIII strengthen fheif lungs and i'm
prove their voices By rearing them on their 6rsasf
Price 1871 cents. s. ...-.
~ The above articles are sold BY all the dealers
in Dewagiac and by Druggists throughout the
United States, .Canadas and South America, at
wholesale BY all large Druggists in the principal
cities. ~ -Hi'
: 14scG HERRICK & BROTHER, fgs0d
myl0r3*y1 PRacTIcAL CnEMIsrs. Albany, Ny.
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1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscriptions - T1 ~
o If subscribers order the discontipuance of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearaees are paid. ~ TOD
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office. they are held responsible
till they have settled their bills and ordered the
paper discontinued. q = r1ftf.ti
4. II subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
paper from the. Office, or removing and leaving it
unealed for, is PRA rAcrE evidence Of Intentional
fraud - - p p 49, 49,
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DE ATHa q.

pANCRoHT-oa Thursd.y, oa iTth. LouisA
youngest child OF Nielsen ~ and Eliza n. Ba1orofL
Aged mouth and II days. 90
BuRNs-On Oct q0th, Patrick Burns formsrly
q the Parish Of Csulry, Co. sligo, Ireland, aged 81
years
The friends and relatives Of the family srs
invited " attend the funeral, this (konday) aNsr-
noon est inst ~ O'Clock, frUm his Late residence,
ilo Worth 81. London and Iowa papers please
sopy. 90
CoNwAY-On OF 9O,h, John Conway. 81 the
Parish Of RAJ amb, Co Sligo, Ireland, aged 20 yrs.
The relahves and friends Of the famAy are
-peoduly invited " attend the funeral, this tMou
Ter n. 90
hcCophICK-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, os.
lNh, aner lingering illness, james Mccormick,
nged ~ Year,.
The friends u the amily are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this (Monday) Afternoon. Al
O'Clock. from his late residence, $50 YORK st. His
remains will be taken 10 the Cemetery Of the Holy
Cruss, Flaibush, for interment. 90
NICHOLS In Brooklyn, r. D., o.. 18th, jams
wife q Henry Nicnols, aged 90 years
The funeral ,rek place on Sunday slernoon aOth
Inst .. O'Clock, from her late residence w. G,h
and North 9th ct. 81
T1CB-h NewburgN, Orange c., Oct. l1,h, of
consumpticn, Henry Tice, formerly Of BiookiSn
n. Y, sged % years. bs
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 81, 1861.
F | N A N c l A L, 30.
NEW YORK, sl.nrIay, o.. 10.

NEW IVNhi ol- UTIhyl w. II,
We have no change Of lmpC rtsnce " nots in the
general stock marhe, today. Ths general incllns-
nol ~ W buy. Govern u ant stocks were stronger.
TIE upon s.N,s Of 1881 advanced y ard tho regis
tered /. Missouri sizes advanced 4. la rAilruad
b. nds little was done, but tho mArks, IL Arm.
The week closed upon monsy in good supply On
call at 0sI Per cent. and per cent. upon prime
spor, which L. scarce A. tho Discount houses
pine bills arc he'd at sH, hut buyers insist In al
most all cases upon full legal rateI.
Tho following table vi show the total receipts
a. payments al the Assistant TreAsurers office, and
the receipts at the Custom House for the present
week -
Custom House Assistant TreaEurer's
Receipts Receipts, Payments
1880 u Q,9b 7Gl 81 II,Ot0,25 Is
R.lInce Od linn, lll9TlI2 70
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Specie balAnos......, TlA,Gly fs
The above table shows a decrease Of Si,os3 t6a
u in the amount dnelgding Treasury notes. in the
hands Of the Assistant Treasurer, compared with
the close Of the previous week.
or the receipts for duties during the week ii1,-
2lb 20 were in Treasury notes. Tho receipts on 40
cor1t Of pm. chases Of treasury notes were sL3lO-
100 10.
Trers was no second sesdon OF the board today,
resoiut lcn haVrg been adopted tLis morning 10
omit the Stature y Afternoon meetings until further
action shall 10 taken.
STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs-E1KsT BOARD
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TT 8. ARMY.

TT 3. ARMY.
~ Wanted for tho l2th Reg. o. g. Infantry,
sound, able-bodied men, unmarried and NOS over
% years Of age.
Men enlisting for this Regiment are NOT separated
~ would be this cA@e IN sAhssng for the general SER
Voc, and al who eaas, hnmsdiatsly 60 70 i'll up the
The same pay, clothing, bounty and term OF SCR
vice a. in the Volut teer's years.
Mechanics and trAdesnen, who enlist, arc, by the
AeguiAhsn' entitled 70 extra pay whom employed
Y second Lsstena,lOias are fled from, the rassLs
INrELtIGkNr, EDUCATED YOUNG MEN
Ahs WASTED. SUCH ARB SURE TO RE
R0IkTRD AT ONCE.
Bounty 81 time Of discharge $50.
HAmiton-
Apply Il Rendezvous, 70 Chatham d.
A. j. DALLAA,
o@pt 1ath Infantry,
oodAh106 Recruiting o1aeG.
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

A WI OW WOMAN ANXIOUS TO
"A hear ffom her son, JOHN 2. WELLS, . paint
-r ~ nade, when Last heA'd from was residing 10
New York City, working ~ Jouneyman for Mr..
PROuDFOOr. Any information Of bin divsctsd
n NARY WELLS, No. ats spruce q Philadalphia,
will Be suitably rewarded. iN
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sf,oCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This ,.bis = da.vsd ~ cO~p~t.,. Z - H--a
Board saios e.nh dsgl-
DOMESTIC nARnysrx

NV YenH. Htturte7e -. "
Asrrs--Ars In good demsnd - - ~ rs -
Pearls.
BnEApsruyvv-rhs MARKS. for s,ss. sn4 w,-,x.
hour u heavy, and Ia fsvur q sbe baTer, with =
very mods, ate inquiry for export and hoe.s s>>-
rupsrAns State % beaa5 - for extrs de-; % seos
20 for ruPerhne Michigan. Indians Obs lows, o.,
and % eee 20 ew sshsds., including shipp<ng
brands Of round hcop Ohio a - T0ab -. and hsss
brands Of do. st seea6 70. B1.th-n rsar " quies
and upebanged-sae- 100 bbls ., % io0ss - ssp>r-
dns Baltimore % so,aT 90 for sxtrA do % ice
~ foi for Brandyvins esosT " for GeSucova-
Canadian -four u dull and dreoptng. with sAiss q
$50 bbs Al 90 SOds5 20 fer riperfne, and - WGB
"A for The ransys u ertru brands
Rye -four u s,>ady ~ % Tb1f for the r.ags -
ase and s.perhne. ooru ms.l Y 2ssce We q..ss
Jersey - % o.. Rs.ndyvins - 1b,es -; passnss-s
moderate demand 4 r srport-s.lcs Of o.0os b~s -
tl iP9l % for Nj wsutes club; u sne5f % fsr 49,
tar rcd Western 81 sal % for ambcr Miohig>~s
and VI aseel 20 for amber Iowa Rye n aru>sw
and In requsa 81 IaAIsc. Barley 10 dull - from.
a. In quality. Oa,a scarce and uner there -
good demand - s6asTtor jersey, Delaware -
PennayivAnla BsA4ac for WessMn, Canada -
s.ate. Corn Y little arm or, with . air n0AY
for export and hons consumpuon--salss1 sko1n
bus - eoas9s for good prime mixed We<sn-
Puovuoss-fork u armer for Mes, vish h-fr
light and null weight Mo-. and % 10 10 for Pri,a.
Reef IL dull With s.lss a 100 bbls a tkCas - A.
q untr, Mo- tAs4 80 fr OountFy Prime, ana -
aali 90 for repackcd Western. Bsef Hsuas 80
dull. Bacon Ia quiet. Cut Ms.ss are sae>ay - 80
oA5o for Hams and b<.Sko for Shsuldsru- Lasd -
moderate r~quess and s,e>dy-sslss u 80 ,ss -
bbls ., sh@ske.
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AUCTION NOTIalRa.
/. RIFKCKRR. AIICr,R

"a y. bLEhjhEh, AOCIk
~ Valuable Bui diny Lps on Bergen liz khta
A J, BtBBCKER- BON \ co. ~ -sil At auction
On wednesday tie sOth Ost'at % "a ? u "a the
premises. The ~ endid ptopsrJ J.lngIng - Jas.
Montgomery. Jr, Esl., = pnat ON Der zen II ghts
In Huds u City, New Jersey surprising aaout
200 lots On tue following aVenu = aud Streets via ;
Montgomery ave, 70 los ing IN h a. sdN IT Mont
gumery ave, h Guiding the Nsners # Cod 81 a.. and
frn X In ave summit ave-, lots on to eat sds
" 2, mmit ave, including th. c rier II C5ds Il
Clerk ave, 80 lots IA bith SIDES NJ Click ave, in
GLIDING the Ike owners Manners ave ~ lnts on
h-th tides of MNnners ava, including the corners II
Golden II. and r. ahkln ave Be-gen ave, l-tt IN
the 81 SIDE II Berger sve Near C,'den Al: G ,lien
st. ~ ots on roth sides of Cudsn IT. intersc,.ing all
tie above aves Franklin Avs. lots On to north
sidaof Franklin ave, n Montgomery sud >
nes Bergen sve) The shove property Ia beautifdl-
" stusted adjoining Washington Village ON the
west, beng y mules west II Hobok~n Ferry, from
which u can ue rea he'd Ivy pans walk IN about ~
minutes, or by Horse Railroad from both the J-r.
sey and u tpken ferr, ~, I, Within half mile. Toe
situsti,n Ia hnr and commanding, pctircsli-
sSnery arund the nsigsi-h,,d pr.,verrialy he Ne
thy aud hlling NV With very sirabe clas1 Of o,r
ctiHens In few years 4 must bc,utne a IN 1T v,u.
able property. TIC term, Ut sac ~ill hs O.vorlI,a
u the purchasers. The title is beyoui dapute. G'r
mspa, apply u the Auctioncers, N. : PINE IT. Nav
York 20 per cent can rem,in ON M.-tgAse
B.-Stould tho weather b' stormy the slla . 4
take pa'e the f-st ia day AFTER, at9PM
ocal IMrl ThS& n IA WsiOa
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MILITARY.

pRCRUTTS WANTED-FOR THIRD RE-
lNgment Excelsior Brigade, Col. NELSON TAY-
Tor commanding, now Al Washington, number
a of able bodied will be reoe we'd int this hne
Pimept and SEA imms diAtely On 70 the seat Of war
ty applying 70 Lieut. PENNOCK, go Broadway. A
new company iH forming Tor the regiment in which
sergeAnts and Corporsls are ted, besides =
number Of men. Apply 10 Chambers u. ocl6 O.
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COAL.

COAL-N0 MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ GOO to ! Ia delivered for 81 80 or % 20,
but full weight of 2O0O lh- .arantsed under for.
'eturs Il the whole bill, Of the best Peach Orchard
and Lthigh coal In ths city, delivered in good
Ter, At - 10, from yards lower corner King and
IroenWch sts. And 90 Roosevelt street, conner New
B'~ey. MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and
retail agent for Red ash and Lenigh coal. oolT l4Al'
COAL-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
SAnd white ash coal always on hand and at the
o~est market price, at Q CRIPPLE 10 CSual st
aud go Sixth ave, bt 10Th and 3Oth st. oil 24Ao'ls
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Essr.LOxMENT WANTED.

~ URSE-wANTED BY A RESPECrABL IL
glish woman, baby " dry nurs , or a child
20 beard. where IL VIII receive mothers care Wit
I'D II. "a
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A UCTION SALE - EIR6ANr HOUSE
"a h-d furniture, this day, (MnndayD NJ . o.
clock, At No. 20 West SGth At, Sth ave, con-
si,tIR e parlor, chamber sn1 oak dining room
furniture, chats, tApes sotNs, china, Gro kerry,
silVerware, table ctiaTy, ca prtny aud baid'ng ~
every de.crip ion; also assortment vi EASEMENT And
kitchen utensils. 100
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IA flO,O"O worth of hOuseho'd ia nituro,
ths day tAOndAy,) at luh o'clock, No. I, West
l6th ~, near SNtn ave, comp Using m Ahogany aud
blA,k walnut bureaus, b,isteNds, chairs, tables,
Is. ~ ol', mirrors Hris@elS, wilton aud iugtAin
Arp,is, o.. b ddiug of every description, chiuA,
KlsU, Crs Ike Y, slVerwATr, knives, forks curtains,
rtlrs g.: slsn lsHement and kitchen utensils. A.
CIIAPMAa, Aucuunur. los
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RUs.rEsa CHANCHs.

BAKERIES, GROCERIES, LIQUOR Stores,
- drug stores and all other kinds o. buninsss
pieces for sale. Bakers Rrocers and all otaers who
want to purcl - sell ont their business PLACES
would do well to Apply At MlICHgLLS roal estate
and business sgsncy, u Cedar st. near Broadway.
N. Money procured AID loaned on boz and
mortgage. o2i 2iIc'll2
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INSTRUCTION.
GE;NEwAII BUSINESS.

brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
i)thn brush factory, S29 Pesrl II, uArpers build
rng; all articles a. the lowe fpaory prioss paint
brushes Of superior quality constantly on hand.
Ohm X. HoPPRL. oil 94An'lis
E0R WASHINGTON IMMEDIATELY .
L RECRUITS WANTED for the Third Regiment,
EKcelsiOr t5ckles) Bngadge.
q JOd Able- bodied men wanted for this Regiment
which is now stationed at Washington, and build
ing fortii, atoms.
lNDUCRNRSr FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Pay Sl3 per month, and families provided for al
oncs
Pay and subaStenos commences on signing the
roll.
Extra pay when on work on fortihcAtons.
500 Bounty when honorable discharged.
nyOu don't wait 70 DO draftel 4, come up at once
Aad sign the roll. Apply to Lieut.. PENN0CK, 800
Broadway. OF s'Ila
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A TTENTION LADIES'
GROCERIES.

ShOCEkHhsS.
DREAD IS POUNDS - HOMEMADE
- bread for one shill ne. al Hamilton bakery,
Van Rrunt st, bet. Carrsll st. aud Hamilton ave,
South b. ooklyn. OILS 3'iOI
EL0UR-PLOUR-R AND
cheap fr cash; look ST the prices; good Jur
Tor 80; superior hour, 81 %; extra superior, S.
choice extra, 50 ~, At II Y. COYLES cheap tpre.
ia and is6 Myrtle sv, Brooklyn. oolb 9tsr'lo6
GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
- hilha-Cheaisst store in the world. Goods
delivered free. TIIOj II. AGNBW, 26O urnanwich
Vt, and - Murray - hew York. ocl5 9Iac'l2T
DEFORM YOUR BUTCHERS BILLS
~ Premium meats Of all kinds from To A - per
ID, Orange Co. butter, chees@ and lard ~ 10 "a,
poik trimmings, . cts 10. s93 aud 1876 " 18th II,
bet iOtt and ilth ave- and at lie Ninth ava. neII
10 the N Il cor ~ 18th It, n b. Cut this out and
give usa cab; live ducks and chickens u pair.
els 3'iOs
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A SSiGNER's sALE-

"A An Ernsord nary Opportunity for
Housekeepc-s and tbe Trade.
This tNunday) morning, a. lnk Uf'lo~k, tho en.
d-e contents NJ tho house. lh2 Wet fist st. near
Ith ave- comprising handsome paror, ohAmber and
dining NON furniture, carpe.s on II roaus, ~ hair
ulaurSses, two sofa be,iteads, curtains, shades,
clocks r,ch china, silver ware, SC. Sale positive,
ain or alma 'sS
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4 MORTGAGE SALE OF ALL THE

"a l.se~, od sud Mahogany FurntIro, We vst
v Irse in,,rsin carp H. feat beds, b ,lstaru
pillows blankets, Preach plsta pis- II ,ssea one ns
rseausd piano forte tChckcfinFs mAke,J eNsen-
zion tsllcN sidcb7ard. lalri, nHeA burrows
val ttAr ia, French N'd,tesds hair mattresses, oil
rHth, stsif Carpets, china and ASSwAre, paintings
eugrayibgs. Sale this ,sy, at iOk o'clocE, NJ
~ W,rt Houston u, udl " Pare. THOMAS NJ
CONSAI CLIFTON, Auct Queer. III
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WIN. Writers, AUCTR-WILL SELL,
w tnis day, ~ O'Clock, at 4b4 Canal 81, the ..
Ire furn iuIe, &c OF a 3 story house, Paror slitA
pier glasses hne carpets, oil cloths centre tables
1eCstsad,, beds and fielding, bureaus china, glAas,
silver ware. stoves, &c; also the balance Of 200
cl,aks, 90. Suit families and otheu. las
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A UCTlON NOTICE-M DOUGHTY,
lauotionear, will tell on Monday, oct. 9lst lOk
o'clock, At AS Fiist ave. huus hold iurniture of
family declining housekeeping, consisting ~ ma
hogsny sofas, chairs, tstn tntea, oarp-tA mirrors
bureaus, bsdHteads, mattresses, bells, bedding,
crockery, gls,swate, kitchen utensils, ac a.; tine
whole " lie peremptorily sold ~ tho highest lid
der. lfS
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PAREkY FOk SALE-A FIRST CLASS
- bakery 7 sale, located IN Broohlyn, on one Of
the bess lu,i tss avenues the bakery u me- doing
u good business " he sold low for caAh. Addrass
n. L. ", box 934 Bun office. ocls 9'l2o
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT

A CADEkY OF MUSIC-HEkRNANN-
ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. Qad.
BEhEFlT AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF
MADAME HERMANN.
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II "'g ~, AZ loX . !ccE, ~ w. Az ,.I,l i,1re
l94 William IT. q small assortment Of groceries,
lqu,l,, 81, 10 chests ia, 90 Htg. Dutch LerrinVa ;
$50 at II o'cCck, yl,ihii q, plain and fancy g1pdi
jewelry, &c. 10
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A UCTlUN NUTlCE-MORI GAGE SALE-
LlThe entire c1nents n tie large iuur story board
ing house, 2ts West lith A. near sth ave- on this
day, Oct.hcr 2lsL At ION oelJck, cJusstiLg over
SsWO wort " household firn trre NJ cYsrv ds-
scripto such ~ p'anofortes, ,ewoNd parlor hit-
urtrc in Ha,ia aud plpah, centre tNlles with marble
tops, easy chairs, mirrors, oil pautnyu, Law an
sad window tains, .ngrain, Brussels and vc'vc,
carpets in 10 rooirs ten and dintn, tables, har
matrns.rs Rods and bedding, bcdst-ads, bureaus,
washstAnds, clocks, sta carpets cro,kery, gh,s,-
ware, sverware, table cutlery, mahogany chars
fas sofa beds, lTEe lot of Kitchen utensils, b..
Eyer- article must he sold AT any sacrifice. u.
BARNEY, Mort, Agee. III
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T IQUOR STORE FOR SALE-THE Le.sc,
II stcE and fixtures Of uquor store to be - a
cheap, As the owner is soins 10 CAM rniL ApPy
NJ $40 AulOHry 81. oclS 4'lSo
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
n remoceling eth however badly decsyol OF
roken, put in son, without pain, color Of teeth,
and warranted for lie. O. CRAWFORD, Dsn
U-I u Amty a., on second block from broadway.
oCiS 24ao'is9
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NITiLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-
w Execution sac ON tomorroS, Tuesday, II IN
ncock, large nun Der Of bales Of rags, at the 1nc
ton ons, 4EAst Broadway. LLOYD BRYANT,
Constable. II
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AUCTION-THE

IITILlIAMSBURGH AUCTI0N-THE
w AxtuIos Of butcher stAl consisting of two
AAls, ice hox, blocks trays, scales, bAskstA. 49,
will W. rold Al publ tsssion ~ GRO. W. KELSEY,
Auouoneer, n WsdASsA.y OF, aSTd, at O'Clock,
fr m y . shtp No. 20 South It'll st, nsaJ Rossyeh
trest ferry. osl SAILED
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH INSERTED, Al
~ each aset on silver, 81 warranted. Read
the Toll wing ~ have had sir roots Of t,oth eG.
t'scted, without pain, by Or. JAY vILLERs #
$50 Grand It. ] cheeTfilly recommend him
gh.se unlnrtinAtes suffering lr, M tootnachs. Ms
a. u. bOG FRS. ~ West l9th st. ocls gas
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"a cldlng and piece goods-h N. CRISrALAa
AuUtioncer, will sell on Monday, oct. 2IsL ., 1ok
O'Clock, At 20 Boweiy, large and general Aaiort-
ment II seaspnAhle clothing comprising cloth, cas-
siheIe put and beaver tru,k, sack, business aud
eicuaiH do,sh Ia, 81 III. cashmere and aatinet
pantP silk satin, velvet - cloth vests alec cloths
oaasmeres doeskins pilots beavers, vest ng, silks
su's, huitnrH, tinmngs, 81 also 'arge lot ~
loutS and shoes, Sc. ALEC invoice Of giUa percha
goods Goats pants, hats, &e, IN account Of whom Il
may clncsIn. I3s