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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
United STATES MARSHAL'S
SALE.
ED STATES OF AMERICA.


DISTRICT Iowa:
by virtue Of An execution, direct ed issued by
tire lierk III the District Court tho United States for
tile Southern Division ofthe State u Iowa wherein
X. IoHman Is Plaintiff and John 1emplin and Hugh
Nosster are Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder at Public Auction at the door
oi the CLERKS oca OF the District Court VI the United
states for the District Of Iowa at keokuk in said Dis
trlct. the 10Th day Of September D Is6i
the hours of o'clock A. M. aud o'clock +. NJ of sad
day. the following property, situated In Lee county
Iowa part OF lots ten, t0) eleven (tl and twelve
III In block number fifty nine, [aY4 the city Of keo
kuk, Described by the following metes AMI bounds,
commencing ninety three t3 from the sorner of
Fulton street on the line OF lot twelve l21 on Fifth
street. thenee nj right angles said twelve
IL. eleven Ill aud ten o hundred aud fifty feet
thence Aorheriy along the lime asne (9
aud ten lo1 ia SAID block twenty three feet
inches thence nj right angle said lots sen io)
eleven tfl and twelve li.) hundred hfey feet
10 fhth street thence southerty along Fifth
the line of said lot twelve 2 twenty three aud
inches 10 the place OF beginning rrs-rving thsrcfrom
an ALLEY ten feet IN width across said property,
hundred feet from Filth street.
Taken and levied upon the property Of John Temp
lin, 10 satisfy said writ of execution.
III. HUAIE. T.. y. Marshal,
Aug 70, le0l. .-dta. by HARRY FuLTos. Deputy.
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BUY TICKETS VIA pITTsBuRG
IT + Tickets for Sale at nlI the Main
Ticket offices.
i II T. OH L =

i TX T. / u Ill IL >.
BY this route, Freighis OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston or
Baltimore To or from any point the the Railroads
ai OHIO, Kentucky. indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa ar Missouri bY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennss anita Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg ~lih Steamers, b which Goods be forward
ea To ANY point oB the Ohio, Muskingum, kentucky,
Tennessee, Cumberland, ilnpls, iscoBsin, Missis
sippt, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers :;
aud at Cleveland, Sandhsks aud Chicago with steam
ers 10 alt ports ON the North W e-tern Lakes.
Merchants aud shippers -ntrusling the Transports
tioa ef their Freight 10 this Company rely with
confidence On lis speed. transit
The hnics oil Freight
To any point In the West b, the PeHnsy lyana Rail
Road, are at all times AS FAlDkA bLk AS AXE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
II r be particular 10 mark Packages, ssvIA Penn.
X. H. 1A
r.. ]. SNTEDrR, Philadelphia.
MAeRA@ a. Moons. ~ North st., Baltimore
LIkcn a Co, No. Astor House, or No. 4. s.
William street. n. n.
LKweH u Co., No. ~ state street, Boston.
ii. H. HOUSTON, Gnna Freight Agi., Ph.lade phia.
h. L. HOlPI. Gen Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
ENOtH LkAls, General saPt., Altoona. Ia.
aag3d
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lKlGINAL NOTICE.

To Jno. Brengartncr, Anders Burman. defendants.
huu are hereby notified that there Is now on
nle IN the Clerks Office OF the District Court OF Lee
&C., Iowa. at Fort Madison petition OF Jno r. Davis
and M Prtce, claiming judgment foreclosure of
mortgage against said lno Brengartner for the Of
four hundred dollars. with 10 per interest from
the 2lst day OF August, 1861, aud against all said
defendants above named, pray ing also for the forecios
ureot mortgage, given hy sad Jno. Brengartner to
Jnp. T. Davis aud Nm Price, upon lot me 10, ] Of
block thirty two, (32l in d. W kilbourne's Addition
to the CITY Of keoAuA, Lee county lows the sale OF
said mortgAged premises, the exiinguishment OF all
eqalt ysSr redemption therein.
Vow you are notified to appear and answer said petit
ten On the morning Of the second day of the
OF SAID Court, TO be holden the first Monday OF De
cenher, -bl sr Judgment aud decree will be had there
III as prayed for, hy default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug .2e, ,'6l-dlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Az ER'S
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Int-rmitt-nt Fever, or Fever and AEue,
R@mitt~nt Fever, chill Fever. Dumb
Headache. and Bilious Fevers. indeed
for tAr whole class NJ disc orig tnnt-
Ing in hillary dernnRement. caused by
the Malaria or MiAsmAsic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while IL cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless any
quantity Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURE" espels the miasmatic poison of FEVER
AND AGrr from the system, and prevents the de-
yeiopment Of the disease, If taken the first APP
proach of its premontory symptoms. Itisn only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, bat also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings il within the
reach Of every body and IN bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGrE prevails, every body should
have il and use il freely both for and protec-
ton. A great superiority OF this remedy any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of lntermittents il that X contains no QninIne
or mineral, consequently il produces no qunsm or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu
ton Those cured by it left healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone tho consequence of
the miasmatie poison. A great variety of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
AesGatqta, Rheumatism, Cont, Hedddche, Blind
ness. Ioothache, Earache, Cata,vh, Asthma, Pal
pitafion Painful 4Hectfon Of the Spleen, Hgstey-
Ls, Pam IN Tire Bolreis, Cole, Paralysis and De-
ranqepiem Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
fype, or become periodical. This CURE" expels
the poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. Ii Is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing IN the maarious districts. III taken ocea-
sonally or daily while exposedsto the infection,
that win be excreted from the system. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
easc1 Hence ii is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents ii they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
BARTLETT. KAYE a. tO.. Agents iot keoA "a
and sold by dealers in Medicines eyerywher
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DOST-UIElCE DIRECTORY


ATTtShb o. inc WAsfS.
Eastern Mall arrives daily Sunday. exeepted) via
Plymouth, at o'clock. D.
excepted aib, u. IN.
Western Mail arrives daily te1c-pt sundays) ut ~
seloek
Baras ston Mail arrives daily te1eept sunday.) at
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily (sandays
excepted) at S, ?.
Charleston Mail ts tri-seekly) arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays aud Saturdays, at Pm
Davenport ard EocA Island Mail (sri-weekis) arrives
on Tuesdays, ri Tharsdeys aud Saturdays. AT 5, a. NJ
Closing Of the Mails.
Eastern Mall eioses daily texcet sstsrdays) at ep
stpLouis and Southern Mail closes daily Mondays
excepted ats p IN.
Burlington Mail closes daily texcept saturdaysl At
sp.m.
Western Mail sloses daily tc1eeps saturdays) a, 6
O'clock .. IL.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail sioses daily Saturday.
excsptedl at D.
Davenport and Rock Island Mail ttri weekly closes
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. 81 p. M
Charleston Mail tsr-~resis3 closes Mondays, We'd.
nesIass sna Fridays, at q. III.
II r. The Post Dtaes ssll b. oTeu-on Sundays from
eto O'Clock, J. h. How ELL, +. NJ.
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IL COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
Furniture -Ths day "Wednesday January 30 at lOi.
O'Clock At go Fourth street near broadway The entire Fur
rbes dressing Bureaus, marble top Furniture Lace Cur
fains tapestry Brussels three ply aud ingram Carpets on
china and glassware kt-her Furniture Cutlery ouethe,
with every article 10 The boufc. Sale perempNSy, rain o.
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N. "a AND 206 SIXTH AVENUE.
winding up sale OF BALMORAL SKIRTS this season.
VIII this morning
1000 full size Bamoral skirts, 81 60 usual prcs ~ 20
800 full sire Balmoral skirts, 7S-usna price 10.
so full size Baimofa skirts, 2 Ol-usua price %.
200 full sire Balmora skirts 6O-usuaI price 90.
I50 Misses Bnlmornl Skirts, os.
80 Misses Balmora Skirts s.
$50 Chdren's Balmora skirts Is
lob lot 100 Ladies' Cambria Linen Handler.
chiefs, l2s. dozen, cost 81 % 10 Import,
job lot 900 dozen large all Linen Towels, "a doxen usual
price S.
Closing job lot 500 dozen Ladies' white ribbed lambs' wool
Hose, 2s usual price a.
Will open styles Headdrcss and Dress Cans.
Bridal Wrcathe Bridal Wells,
Pull line Ladies' Under Clothing and Corscts.
New importation Of
loo dozen Ladies' heavy Cotton rioee
Adapted TO the season.
New importation o. nne Point Collars designs.
New Importation Of 0uipurc Collars and ve,b
Another invoice OF
600 dozen ladies' Paris Kid Gloves,
All Sizes all colorswarrsned best quality import
Apair
Fun assortment Ribbons Lace Goods Rmbrodere French
Flowers, Yankee Notions &c
r. II. MACY 204 and ~ sixth avenue
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17El BROADwAy.-LADIEs WILL FIND AT
= Va Madame G. BoRDAs. from Paris and London, .
cheap and large assortment OF ladies and ehdrens snder
clethiug and varied stock ~ garden ~ poenade
clothes Tor children and babies after the Fars ashon
hs executed At the shortest notice atsmpinr Tor eunrd
cries and ebrolderng done at reasonable price, on s2y
material. The only place whore can ne nsd we ~
French zouayc for children. Ladies' atcnoel -
their application with patterns and emeS'osfs
q VI AZ deaSptIorn. No. N6ls proAaNsy
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POLITICAL.

k6s CONyENTI0N-AT A MASS CONVENTION
o the First Assembly District Of county held
ufey's Fordham Hotel, on Monday, 18th inst jesse
50, was appointed President; Israel H. Watson and
A. voodworth Vice Presidents; and Frederick Cornell
- y. Pufdy, Secretaries.
e. lowing preamble and resolutions unanimously
ted
the present pcrous state of the country requires
ev y patriotic attempt should be made FOR the rreser
h of the union of these States which has been left
red legacy by our Revolutionary fathers and which
be done by conciliaon and by renewing tine frater
ings which ought OF right TO exist among The confcd
states; therefore,
necessary in the earliest and most practical way
the constitution 10 give equal and just rights all
,rs and for this purpose honestly urge upon Con.
r necessity Of immediate legislative action the
resolutions believing that Is the only practicable
oyer course for speedy setem ant OF this question.
d d. That delegates appointed 10 represent this
nby district be requested 10 urge upon the Convention
plon OF resolutions calling upon our Legislature to
laws conflict with the constitution of the United
OF which In any tend 10 retard the enforcc.
the laws OF our federal government
yed That this Convention hereby themselves
hy opposed TO coerclng any OF the southern states
and impolitic and tending 20 create n civil war.
flowing gentlemen were appointed delegates aud al
to the state Convention
DELEGATES. AtrFRNArFs.
lus Lyon. William Radford,
w. Woodwork, james Parker
n g. Morris, r. L. Mcclellan.
M j. McDermott. Abraham Hatfield.
AMAN AssoCIATIoN.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
he association wilbe held nj the Bowery Garden liz
~ between Grand and Hester streets. Wednesday
ur Jan 80 1891 Punctuai attendance Is particularly
'''' - JOSEPH B. CHANFRAU, President.
r rTsp NJ Me gsapr, Vice Presidents
sS9Es ns,at secretaries.
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EDWARD scHENcR, AUCT1osEER
~ OFFICE FIXTURES.
Nv r.. r. II. SCHENCK-This day, 10th inst, nj
l0 ociock at No Nassau street, all the Once Fixtures
consisting 81 swo large mahogany Counters kron Raing
Desks, Tables &c, DC
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EDWARD scnENC,E, AucTIoN TO. >

I'VE. A. III sCHENCk, on THURSDAY, 3lst INST. ~ los
O'Clock their saesroom No ll Broadway large stock
OF elegant Household Furniture comprising rosewood
hopany and oak paror chamber library and dining
Furniture suite and separate hatresses, Mirrors,
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BALES AT AUCTION.

4 LBERr MORTIMER GRIFyIN 90. AucTIoNEERs.
Ffsh - tiES5 S SaTf
THE PROPERTY OF EMILY DECLINING HOUSE
Magnificent ~ octave rosewood rian s1,,
0- - French plate pier and mantel Mirrors,
-'0N-'' -'' Bronze and orrnolu Chandeliers.
sevres and Dresden china Vases,
Artistic Bronzes and maro,s ookcsse centre rabes
Oak extension dnl.s Table and BUFF match
Bohemian and snysa liza s,. CUTLER
nosSSTR and se0r s sS su,s
they viii offer at public auction this day wednesday
aVs he I'll: as
Sca Farn.nre osred al auction this The house
M IN ss
sroc.ie Eeserss secT s Cabinets Tables two large
1%Su Dresden china
Richard ill., Crusaders Pandors Poetry, Music Painting
line Engrayings elegant ormou Clock, MONTH Ina
SEVEN OCTAVE
carved legs and round made 70 order By Broad
season stool and cover. Chambers bureaus sedseads,
stair cspes Also large assortment of Dining room Fur
nsurs Also Basement and Kitchen EarnaIe The Above
inquire OF the auctoneers
ANEXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
IA Rich and costly Household Furniture.
Elegant Rosewood Pianoforte
Rosewood Parlor Sets, In brocael;
Valuable Painting artistic Rron2es Marble Groups &c.
This day "Wednesday at the elegant private residence,
No 62 West Twenty irs street. few doors from Seventh
avenue,
Commencing ~ ii O'Clock precisely.
The sale comprises the entire of the house The
paror Furniture order by Saatz Frazer
and solid rosewood and satin brocatel The whole II
be sold the highest bidder for cash. shine Offering
extraordinary to purchasers the entire Fur
niure OF the house having all been made within four
months.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ~ OCTAVE PIANOFoRrE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and embroidered Cover.
Three elegant full suits OF rosewood Paor Furniture. In rich
brocade and velvet rosewood Etegeres splendid Bronzes
Paintings rich Vases marble Pedestas silk and lace Cur
ain Turkish Lounges, with Arm Chairs to match centre
sofa and pier Tables FloIenne marble and pier Mirrors
Eruscan and lava Ornaments rosewood Bnreaus Beseads
Chamber Smts-Superb Mattresses, Beds and Bedding,
Lounges bronze and marble Clocks rosewood cottage Chairs
Sofa Bedseads Extension Table, silver Ware rich china,
ivory and silver Cutlery, Forks spoons with elegant ruby
Glass of description forming valuable collection OF
Household Furniture and unique and recherche works OF art
The goods exhibition by catalogue Sale 70
in the dining at l0H o'clock precisely Reliable
will be the sale the goods for purchasers
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REMOVAL
EDWARD LAMBERT CO.
have united their two stores
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
All Bs0ADvAy
between Canal and Grand streets
CONTINUATION
GREAT SALE OF Day GOODS AT RETAIL.
Consisting OF our entire stock,
In liquidation OF the estate
BY this both will be thrown open
buyers RETAIL presenting opportunity goods
al about half their value.
The whole be disposed Of within q short period ia
ordsr carry out Arrangement with creditors
POfL1Ns, EABkOIDERIES, SILKS,
- - HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
SHAKER FLAFNBLs &c.
Also,
900 DOZEN GLOVES AT rs CENTS PER PAIR
the best glove In the country.
Approved short notes will be taken from dealers for
EDWARD LAMBERT a CO.,
IN liquiaation
al BROADWAY.
next door 10 Applci0Ds.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CE DIVINE SERVICES, ACCORDING TO THE
ages of the Presbyterian church 20 So will be held
IN the large hall of the Beecker Buildings and after
bird sabbath in February 17h), under The ministry Of
er X. q. shirncall of the Prcsbytery of Now York.
hing lois A. NJ and rs r. II. Sunday School at :
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CHERIFF's sALR-yEssELs. BOATS, POWDER, &C.
- CHAMBERS x FAIRCHII4D, AUCTfONEERS,
No l3 Nassau street, Will SELL Wednesday JAN 3d. at II
O'clock the pier foot of West Seventy ninth North
river the following described property to wtThc hull of
l43 kegs blasting Powder ll2 kegs shipping Powder 50
kegs sporting Powder 80 quarter kegs sporting Powder and
81 assorted Powder; also Promissory
Note drawn BY hessrs Mccall Firth, New York das
cory Note Of Messrr Atwaer, Milford Co, New York;
dated December Is. 4SdO, six months $8S5
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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i-llliaisl
MILITARY.

IL EADouARTERs FIRST REGIMENT UNION voLUN-
IL teers Mercer House corner Of Broome and Mercer
strees-C Company A.-The members Of this company
hereby directed o assemble for drill this Wednesday,
tnP a o'clock nj headquarters, third floor Mercer House.
BY order Of A. RUTHERFORD Captain.
T. NJ. HALL, Orderly.
B-Persons DESTROYS OF joining this organization
tain information from any OF the following commeeJ j.
~ asser, with II. Genet and 10 street;
Walk "a Wall &. Jones' 50 Murray street. r.
j. White. 81 Liberty street; q. II. Lyon 800 broadway
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sEvEsTH AVENUE DIsrILLERy YOU OFT THE
beet fiqofp 10 be had In the city for the least money
want: ties. N. B.-Lquors for sale In bond.
VIM HuGHEs SON, $40 and s1l Seventh avenue,
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CHERIFF's sALE.-pRy GOODS.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-DRy GOODS.
- CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCIIILD, AUCTTONEERQ.
once li3 Nassau street viii sen on Wednesday Jan 30 a
O'Clock, 2S9 Grand Eldrdge
large stock Of fancv and staple Dry Goods Cloths Cas
meres Ganes vestngs Linens Domescs Delaines, Cling
TONS Iaces, Frnges, Edgngs Insertnss Shaws Collars,
UnderSeevesa well selected stock
Catalogues At sale. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
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II II. LUDLOW, MISUNDERSTANDING HOUSE
~. hold Furniture, Paintings Ac at auction e - LUD
low co viii sell Of auction, this day, January 30
1861 II O'Clock, at East Sixteenth street. between Fifth
Union square the entire Furniture contained
said house consisting IN part Of oak extension Dining Table
Chairs In leather carved Buffet carved
fas Tetcatete Armchars in brocsel pier and mante Mir
ror rosewood Bedseads, Wardrobe, dressing and toilet
good Paintings Particulars in future adyer sement Gaia
oguc at the office OF the auctloneer No Pine street.
HInaAMaY.
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WIN Writer'S, .AuCTIONEER--wILI. SELL. THU

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day att O'Clock at t5i Canal street. BY virtue Of an
execution two casks Of Brandy Counter eight Tables,
oilcloth, Mirror, Paintings Fixtures barroous
Chars nagaeIe Table Gasswas stove . baskets q
Medicines Also one Herring's Safe BY order Of JOHN
COOKER, Marshal
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REWARDS.

GC REwARD.-LOsT, ON MONDAY, zlsT INSTANT.
spC coming from 65I Broadway TO Brooklyn, by South
ferry pair OF gold specacles marked NJ T. :. W., w.
L. The finder viii the above reward by leaving them
at 1a2 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
G.7n REwARD.-LoST-ON TUESDAY ABOUT TWO
s~lU O'Clock, Z. NJ, seven stone cluster Ring In Allen
The finder will receive
reward and the thanks Of the owner by leaving at 100
Allen street.
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spGARs AND TOBACCO.

JARS AT PAflC PRICES.-l 0oo,0OD HAVANA DO.
kcstic and German Serars AZ rrenter loss han eyer
Investment can aow be made by parties with cash 10 MT
pront. y. CHEEKS, ~ Broadway.
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II. PORTER 4 Co, AUCTIONEERS.
IA ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
A. n AZ a LII

AND DEALERS IN FINE FURNITURE.
Wednesday ths day. at o'clock n, precisely all the
costly Furniture, Paintings sewood drawing Suits
elegant octave Panoforte Mirrors velvet Carpets &c
&C In the residence No 2S Fourteenth street. corner of
Eighth avenue consisting of very elegant pier and mante
Mirrors lace and brocate Curtains rich carved rosewood
Eegere with mirror fronts three solid parlor Suits
In centre Tables Piaofore Stool and Cover
Oil Paintings Turkish Essy Chairs elegant China Vases and
Chairs china Tea and Dinner Sets cut Glassware large
OF Silver ivory Cutlery, together with
extensive variety Of Chamber Furniture Ia rosewood and
mahogany Beds and Bedding hair Mattresses velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets Clocks, Mirrors, mahogany
Chairs Sofas Lounges Rockers Ocoths basement Furni-
ture, &c Sale positive. Dealers attend
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-BooKs PAINTINGS ENGRAv.
"A ings, Fancy Goods &c.By HUMBERT THOMAS,
this morning at 10 o'clock at 20 Ann street. 300 lots vaua
BILE Books framed and unframed OH Paintings some
beautiful by esteemed modern artists line and mezzotnt
Engravings lots suit private buyers and the rade also
invoice Of Fancy stationery Jewey Guns, Watches, sill
plated Ware Table Cutlery &c also 10 cases OF Allen
genuine Native Grape Wine and small lot OF good Segars
Dbl Brandy also few lots OF second hand Furniture
Carpets Stove &C. with which the sale will commence Sale
peremptory.
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UCTIOE NOTICE.--M. DOUGHTY, AUCTTONEER,
"A Will sell this day "wednesday January 80 at 1919 O'Clock
The salesroom rs Nassau street general assortment Of
Household Furniture of family declining housekeeping,
sising OF rosewood and mahogany Psrior Suits viz;
Tete psIor and Chairs centre and card Tables
ingram Carpets Mirrors extension Tables dining Chairs
dressing Bureaus Wasistands Bedsteads hair Mattresses
Lounges the whole pcremptOrly sold
the bidder cash. Also at private SALE three Of
Widers Safes
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FURNITURE.

N S2l In all coors, OF warranted manufacture Also
rolid chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental at M
T. FARRINGToNs, 1858 Canal street, opposite Wooster
vtstablished In 1S49
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE-THIs DAY, AT lol, O'CLOCK
il at BELL a INGkAHAMS auction rooms, 70 New Bow
200 lots Of first rate and womens Wearing Apparel,
Vests Pants and Kemnants; Silk Delaine Popin and
other Dresses Under Clothing shawls Cloaks hantas,
Boots and Shoes Dress Patterns &C. Also 100 lots OF gold
and silver Watches rich Jewelry Of all descriptions By
OF NJ NEHRBACH 433 Grand street,
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A UCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
n Diamonds and JewelIy.-A. NJ. CRISTALAR, auc.
O'clock large and valuable assortment OF enc gold hunting
diamond and enamced levers apd cylinders also double time
levers fine ncke movements also gold hunting fine
and magic levers also large assortment OF English
silver hunting patent levers eighteen 70 twenty line
hunting face silver gilt anchors and cylinders and
large lot OF other Watches too TO menton also
single stone cluster hoop and half hoop diamond emerald
opal and ruby Rings Brooches Earrings Sets; also Ten
loose Diamonds, together with large assortment of
rod Jewelry consisting cameo Fiorenne and Mosaic
Pins Earrings singly and In sets Bracelets Necklaces
Cbans stone aud seal Kings, Pencil
Gases variety OF other goods in the line
Also one Iron Safe Terms cash.