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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

Tie La3l, Ucbst.r & Co. Machines arc 80
Of TIC most substantial mako and elegant n.
tnistl. are strong, reliable, simple IN con-
stractlea, easily operated by = novice, and !.
with ordinary care will rnn fo2 peors With ~
OCT the anre..'gnr expense Of repairing al -
~aysincurfei On the cheaper. less reliable n
and more complicated machines.
There is no instrurnent IN use for sew -
ing. capable Of doing q greater variety Of -
work than These machines; with the cele- ~
hrated WHEEL FEED they vii! handle the
finest iausiia, tic heaviest broadcioth, o.
will work in the ihickest leather used nv Il
shoemakers. CT carriage %trimme2s. They 81.
will also rrrt over seams and gathers with -
the same facility as over plain work. The =.
stitch made i. them Is from rwo THREADS. -
snd is the mostarproved and desirable in 81
USE is ALIKE on BOTH SIDES or TEE FABRIC
leaving no ridge on the under side 10 wear -
ort and loosen til. work, u decided fault SO
with al Loop CT chain stitch machines. -
The needles are rot curved and liable -
to break, but are strGy 1T and have q per- =
pcndicular motion, which is absolutely -
necessary 10 adapt the machire to al ~
SORTS Of work. They viii hind with y
binder ard hem vii. ane.n1er, viii stitch a.
fell and gather: are fully licensed unier !.
sHJWESEAT EsDEnpATENr," anaare a
Jrse tran az u!ft5tqeaeats. Daring sayea IN
yeas ef rs .lsy haze Won tie e4ft4s'a =
reputation IF Icing "ttc bst i5nsfg ams
haaat.tactiarmg me iiAes n tMc co,pttrg. We Il.
have numerous testimonials; read ! short 4.
and co.nprehensiya ore from tie II
Navy eElcc. flashing OH, Aug. l., lisa, -
Conference.-The Sewing MacL;s err -
GeTed from 70, is safely athaLd. and Mrs. ~
i. is fully satisfied withit. Asan evilene.
OF its simplicity, Without oirec ions o. cx- -
plantations She commenced working OF it ~,
af4cr q ynrrsao"t trial, and has not esrari- =
eaced tie east difficulty in its operation. =
cheerful: give yonmy testimonial il lis
favor. y,
l am respectfully your olt servant. 81
Lieut. VIM /. MAInI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

nation. some SIX or elEtL nave peer
added to their Church. The protrac,cd
meeting is still progressing.
....At the school meeting held in
this town last Saturday, J; &. vcrmil.
va was chosen President, \. Il. Mason
Secretary w. Il. Johnston Treasurer ard
WIN. Watts, r. d. Gearhart and ). NJ.
Wadlcy, Directors.
There were about SO votes cast.
A tax Of five mills on the dollar was
voted for School House purposes, two
for Teachers Fund, and one for on
,ingcnt. expenses
800. We learn that II townstnan,
Mr.. +. w. Crosby has been somewhat
unfortunate in bridge building during
the past winter. lie had just complet-
ed two very fine bridges in Bremen Co.,
when the late high waters, bearing on
their surface uncommonly large cakes
Of ice, swept away one Of them. llav-
ing warranted tho bridges for one year
the loss falls OH his hands.
I've have received and had tested
some wheat flour made ut the Mill Of
Erurcr & Scott In Monticello, which
has proved to be "Tip top as good rs
any made in the State we will venture
to say without contradiction. This
mill, after undergoing numerous chang
es, has at length, under the supervision
Of Mr.. Scott, been fixed to do a first
class business.
1--WE learn that the farmers in the
school District south Of town have
formed m Agricultural Club, for their
mutual benefit, lin their laudablc cali
ing. They meet regularly, and are
out..thcir enterprise with com
m~ondal,lr zeal.
\ Lecture upon some agricultural
subject is generally given by some n
selected for that purnosc 1T each meet.
ing Of the Club.
Will not the firm ,rs IL other school
districts follow This noble examnlc2
-
..lhe School exhibitions given
last Friday and Saturday evenings hy
az, am..,.;.;..
, ,r,.,
al ..,,. -.
i, ..nla, ,...,,. ~,
49,. - 1.':
H.. .., .:.
..
lrv On ~. sacn,,l n,.,;n.. III h,;,u
comfortable s,..o.a ,hc e>h;L;t;u, ,,s.
- a..
=" '''''.s'''''s' 's'a''s a''o "'..
~, ",e - 80, GOO a"a s''efa'.
= VII ''''Ne'c'' some OF mem ~ tx
4. j.,
jig"
We gathered sufficiently, however,
e ladse that the reading was generally
poorly done; hrst, for want OF conf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14
Lectures!

4 course Of Literary Lectures will
be delivered before the Ionic Lodge Of
/. O. Of &. L. at Toledo as follows:
Feb. 49,, at ". =. Church, by Rev. i. Dodd.
:" 70, "Congl Go Edwards
Mar. 8, ME. +" -" }. Woodward.
=" Il, "Congl :" -" X. S~eaiingen.
: II, I" 81. :. I" -" O. D.. Wood ward
The Lectures will commcreca NJ 7 o'clock r. NJ.
The Public, generally, are invited to attend.
Toledo, Feb. 7th, 1861.
knight Dexter
10 miller,
A Leinear.
Lecture Committee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

OEEkC1AA DIX Ia OAt
-:ooOoc:-
District Judge,
VIM. r. Miller, Of Iowa City.
District Attorney,
/. /. Alien. of Toledo.
County Jndye, Leander Clark.
County Clerk, y. D. Appellate.
Treasurer & Recorder, A. J. Wheaton.
Dep'W Treasr & Recodr L. 3. Nelson.
Sheriff, Thos. Murray.
Superintendent, John Ramsdell.
Surveyor, Horace Jacobs.
Coroner. !. j. wilkins.
Dratnoge Commissioner, 4. /. Shugart.
Church Directory.
~--oOo--uOo-~
~ L. Church
Rec. n. Sreartnytn, Pastor
Services will be held at their Church on
Sabbath the 11th day Of November mkt At
lnj o'clock 4. NJ, also every Sabbath evening
ana every alternate Sabbatl, thereafter at the
same hours.
of the day, until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
at the church, commencing at early candle
light.
Congregational Church,
Rsr.G G.. II. Wooduard Pastor.
Services will he held ut their Church every
Sabbath excepting the 10th of Dec and
every third sahl,a,h hcreafter-at 10! o'clock
A.. ". and , o'clock L. ".
Prayer Meetings at tie Church, We'd
ncsday evenings nj early candlelislt.
Presbyterian Church.
Rcr. Lnth.r Doad Pastor.
Services will hc held AT the N. r. Church
on Sabbath til. 2"tll Of July ut 1o1 o'clock \.
VI. and every alternate Sabbath thereafter ut
Tie same hour u,ltii further notice.
Afternoon service ~ I clock ON the l2th
of iagus, and monthly thereafter.
Prayer meetings III the School house Fri
day evenings Il; early candlciight.
Haptia Church.
Her. r.. G.. E.irurds Tastor
Services will be held ut tie Court room
Sabbath July aath at los o'clock a. n. and
every alternate Sabbath, 1T tho same hour I'M
til further notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14
Good Tcmplars.

The Ionic Lodge, T.. o. Of q. T. meets every
Friday evening, At q o'clock, in tho Basement
Of tac Congregational Church.
knight Dexter W. S.
J.C Miller w. NJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14
SUPERIOR QUALITY.

All are invited 10 call ard look through he
establishments. whether designing 10 purchase
or rot. Orders promptly attended 70.
ni6 ms 4. C. CHURCHILL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14
DrMggists,
1T the old Pioneer stand.

physicians will do we'll to call and cx-
l anime our stock and prices, before send
ing East for heir supplies. A.& s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

X EROSENE OIL and Lamps always on
~ hand, also, Old Lamps repaired for
burning Kerosene, ~ AIS.
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ID On IL.

49,. As the result Of q %protracted ef-
fort in this place by the NJ +. Dcnomi.
nation. some six or eight have been
added to their Church. The p%rotrac,cd
meeting is still progressing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

DURE Native Wines and best LIQUOR. Just
! received and for sale. for Legal use only,
by A. S. "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

rHO1CE Cigars, fine cut. smoking, chewing
- and Plug Tobacc,, at the Pioneer Drug
Store. as Z
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

A IL Of the Popular Patent Medicines Of the
a Day sold by A. & s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

GPERM. Hintcr Hleachcd, Ncatsfoot, Tan
n ner'sand Linsecd Oils, Paints and Paint
ter's tools, sold by As
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

a Large and wcH selected stock Of Station
. Nary, School Books, Inks &c, sold by
A. IS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

49,. W. learn that our townsman,
Mr.. +. w. Crosby has been somewhat
unfortunate III bridge building during
the past winter. lie had just complet-
ed two very fine bridges in Bremen Co.,
when the late high waters, bearing on
their surface uncommonly large cakes
Of ice, swept away one Of them. llav-
ing warranted tho bridges for one year
the loss falls OH his hands.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

pHlSi CLANS Prescriptions always care
fully and accurately compounded.
A. & s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-14

District Judge,
Wn. r. Miller, Of Iowa City.
District Attorney,
I. l.. Alien. of Toledo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21
6tationerp ano Gan1p GOODS.
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
nrnIu,nn, CnT IL DL,NG
MOTIONS GOLD pens.


THE GOLD PEN-BhE BEST OF ALL IbNo.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt OF any Of the following in cash or post
star ps the .uhsc iber will send b. return mil otoerws
directed Gold Pen Pens 'cteea0 ths 'o'e according
70 4'''' D''"Gio LD PENS. WITHOUT CASES,
For % the gic Peu for % cents tho Lucky zen
for 50 cents the AwsyResdy Pen for IS cents tho Elegant
Pen aud for 81, The Excelsior Pen
The sizss aye No. 3 ends and 9. y, ,rp, pvrpuS,ov
CASES, WITH PENCILS
For 50 cents the Magic Pen; for IS cents the Lucky Pen
for ST. The Awsy, Ready Pen for % tire Elesant Pen
and for ~ So the Excelsior Pen These welhnshed
good writing Gold Pens with Iidosmn Points the average
Of every of which will Tar outlust gross of the best
The name "A Norton "Number,p aud "ou,lity' are
stamped til. following Pens and the Points are warranted
six month";, except agans accident The numbers mol
cate size only: No being Re smallest No the largest
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk Long and medium
Nbs Of all size. and qualities Shot Nbs Of Nos T. . and
and made ouly Of hrs. quality The ensavns are fac n'
"'' WV COLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents No Pen, lst quality, or No. Pen. 81
For ST. No Pen, Is, quality. No. Pen I'd quality
For - Is mo Pen. l quality. mo 4Pen, "a quali
For ~ So .No Pen, i, quality, or No. Pen I'd quail
For 81 IS sNo rsa l.,qu.ty. oraNo sPen 2iqusity.
fer :? e No Pea IT, gnalsT w, rvrvus,os
THE SA''' o chsrs ' wird rE acih 'N A'''
For 30 aEo Pen. j., quality ora Nc Pen sdgnsi'y
". NJ. Pen 81 quality
Por o. No 9Pe, l., quality No Pen, I'd quality
% No Fen. ID quslity.
For ~ tOa 10 Pen 1T quality No Pen, "a quail
iy No Pen 81 quality.
for s1s No. Pen, let quality, or No. Pen I'd quality.
For 3 20 No Pen, LIST quality.
GOLD PENS ALL let QUALITY, ~ SiLFEH~MOUNIED
DtBk-ilOLDEhS.
For ~ q No. Pens Tor =, - No. Pen, for ~ 70
No. q Pea, Dor - 80 10 Pen
for pa 30. fen tof t5sNo opens and for SCAM
10 Pen.
fhs Ia. as.y poind with the ,ers hes, iio'@ia
Points carefully selected and ~ this quality are foli
win tls eighties, peIfceon which ssii aud tho closest
scTaiiny detect
Tho "a oual," superior to any Pens made by BIN
previous g the year lis
THO 50 Quality" hs Intend. shsl Iua ia respect 10 Du
liability Eaeity aud D0Di Wnipz oases ltle oniy true
oOusi iefatilusl any Gold fsns made elsewhere.
la .gd tho Chap Ood Pous be bcg lrve 70 say that
pfeSou. q oferaiHg hi New ard fannsd Machines he
could mad GOOD Whiting sad Durable Pens io
do. price he'd the Gold been firiisl-d gratuiOufy.
P4rfSs ordering ~ an ns sDseUg ne " Yum
Der asf Qualify" n sPcES0y ren. 0ad fasss n0Hted
t3- FOR sal. by ali dsslrls la the line throughout the
county. -
Address. A. MORTON.
70 - MAIDEN Lane. Sev-Yors
ANY sending single letter ppsi stIp viii receive cir
ful4r With al. snprayiu.s shove referred ..
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Orfan GteGmers.

motley TO P.ssEyGggs FOR EURoPg.-By order OF the
Se tary of State all passengers leaving the United states
m ird to provide Themselves with passports before
they will he allowed board the steane Pss,ense VIII
not be sub ed to any trouble delay in procuring em II
r midway n Y JopS DALE. Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVrHPOOL landirs snd eni5arkiur passenger At
Qusen.owu ,Irelsnd LIVERPOOL New. fors and Pbii
sdephia Steamship Company Intend dispafcbg their fuL
power d Clyde Suih Iron steamships IS io.o~H o,
CRY CT WAsHiNGTON........s 8. urd'y. Dec "a.
EDINBURGH. Saturday, jan. :. -,
Aud every SATURDAY, at noon from Pier No. VI NORTH
River.
RATES PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN. ......sr5 STEEaAGE.... ......"ea
First Cabin to London 20 steerafs to London.'
Fnst Isoin Paris.... 81 Steerase 70 Paris.." IS
First CsbiD to Hamburg. % seerage to Hamburg %
Passengers also waiied to Havrs Bremen Rotterdam,
Persons wishing bring out their friends can buy tickets
here following to NewYork: From Liverpool or
Queenstown lst Cabin, SIS $85, and : los. seeage from
Liverpool $40. From Queenstown $50.
gers md carry experienced Sugeon They are bolt In
Wse tigh, Iron Sections and I've Patent FIRE Annihaors
on tolrd.
For further informs zion apply In Lyerpoo to WILLIAM
INalAN Agent \ o. - Waerst. In Glasgow TO ALIEN MAi-
COLM No st Enoch-'qusre; In Queen own 10 G. q w
Il. SEYMOUR co. in London to EWES MACY: No,
81 King Williau-st. In Pnis 10 JULES DECOuE no
Place 10 Ia Bourse IN Philade rhia to JOHN u DALE NO.
III Wslnut.s'.. or at the CoInpanys Oficsa 40
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. ID broadwaJ, y. 1.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
eass steamer will leave Nev.Yok the LIST, lIth and
2l ofeaeh month except wbea these date ta on
when the day Of departure will be- the MONDAf following
For freight or pc sage sppy attic onIy once TN
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''' MoYDAY EVENING. Dec. q, a. CT o'cloct
THE SECOND ANNUAL SALE of the ART.

TNHE SECOND ANNUAL SALE of the ART
l. lists FUND SOCIETY will fste place on SATURDAY
log No Is lOth-st. HENRY Il. LEEDS Co.. AEctiogeers
Catalogue Of Pictures &c. to be sold Now On exhibition
Mss., j. Williamson; In the Doorway, n caerty Lake
Lucerne, s. Consn, III The Fist step o. browG In the
,ps Day. vide The Deserted village D. NJ Garter; An
American Lake, L. r. Clifford keserie T. Leuzei On tao
S1s nT ,E snde.pe David Johnson R.ds 70.
News =. Blsuyet; Landscape Composition A. B. DuIand;
Tas 1s r f.s Rod " %a Eas'l s y
Is. Chapman; mn Pond on the Ramspos NJ ", G. G. Gns-
A. Loop; The Ca,kills from Columbia Comfy ): = b.
Bristol Out OF Work. and otaeg TO Do r. Lda,, nes;
View Of Shaggy Monnaia We, W. L. sopt,gi The Wser-
Of the CatsEil, ]. w. Cs.iesr; Don Raphael vide Oil
Bias" IL Caaerty: A sndy from Mature, Thomas lick';
sund1wn, /. R: Mgnot Mountain Gorge, ! W. CaslsiI;
Playing Big TeaG" g. H. BoughtOn; An October Day 3.
Ksaerssi Lsks-Esrly Morning. W. Whiuelge; Landscape
sun.et GisneaI Evening shower on tie Hudson n 20,
Hubbard thseoru., D. nuntias' on The T.rPe. Camp.
Rocky Noun aims, i. Berstsjt Landscape, J. henset;
Has s T. D. Nelson Forest Of Fonsn69aa, H. A. Loop.
The Spring of Life r. Benson: Shall Shall mott" Al.
fred Jones. Pleasant Chapter f. Bsoson Toe bouquet at
GEord The Natural Bilze Va, ID. yohnson Landscape j.
5. Janesoni The Day Of Departure w Hen..sy; House
NJ FalcoDer; Landscape yerame Ih0mpseni Near CoId
stream Hod:oo Rive p Ra.sitI she aoGs' v y'sse
Muller; War News. O. g. Fbh; Lana,c,Ps jerome Thsms
Ros.itsT; An Interior With hsu,s: ". MOrssn ChldTee
Hunting ROck-Pgeons Eggs, A. W. waTen' henlock i:l.
Blue RIDGE, Va, ". l.. sontss Spring Time '" AoTsan;
The Red Riding Hood = csIlin' The CHI I9m Newport
fancy-Msrbe c. Muller; Landscape u Carmie1eke Ideal
Head in Crsyou V. Coyer; Scene a, ST. Augusta slA ,.
G Tonp.on; Fyins Cspid, s. 0ssood; Landscape, R.
NJ saigg; Interior c. BlAuye; Child III Crayon. v Coyef
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E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL. RlvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown, leaves S-w.fork
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. at 4
o'clock D. M and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brayton, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY. at 4 o'clock p. m,
from Pier No. 3 y. X.
Hereafter VIII be regarded secured to any sp-
plicant until the shall have bee, paid for.
Freight to Boston is forwarded with great dispatch
by All Express Freight rrain.
WIN. BORDEN, Agent Nos 20 and II West-st.
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= ono TO $40, 0OO.-A gentleman with this
csO'tO sum ia cash wishes to form connection with
reliable party established house In the whole
business lie will bring, In addition his cash cspal
yesr business e1peepce, ani extensive acqua
IN this city and throughout the United States an
tbi,hrd character for energy enterprise. and proby All
communication. strictly CONFIDENTIAL Reference
Address. TIL 2'h pecembe with real and business
UNION. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-21

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL.
sEf CITY-Mai and Express Lines leave New.Yo,k Al
ana 10 a. ta 80 and II Fare o. Thongh tickets
g. m. sDd6 aud II o. m trsios.
w; WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
ssaSe wl be received for any trains unless delivered
anu checea 10 nnnes In alvsncs OF the time of leaving
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1.-TWO FARMS for SALE at AUCTION

fI'WO fAhMo lOr DALE IL 49,
The bsribers viii sell public section At the otei OIL
Lac Hoes in the village Of Undertook Columbia Coun
w. on the 8h day Of January next at IL O'Clock In he lore
noon two FARMS sdoinng each other situated TIC own
of In said county owned sid occupied oy Lucas
J. Van Alien his deceas- ore contains iy acres ana to
other 10 acres, Title II spuabe. Terms liberal
~ DAVID VAN SCHAACk.)
JOHN VAN Allen. Trustees
AARON VAN ALEN,
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Passenger Station in NswYork 27ih-st and ithsv
Entrance on 27thsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For NeE.Haveu. 7, Ia ui (Ex)j 2:l5, 3:DCEx)i $3.50,
4:30 and p. III. -
For biesepor. :, g. NJ. (Er); n;is $3.50 (EI) $50
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and westport
Ia. ~. l2l5, $3.50. aud $3.50 p -
For Nor~slk $50 l:3. $780, (Ex); $50 1870, ,:
20, y. m. ........-. -.
$50 p. IN. -, .
For Stamford, 7, (Ex) $780, M i2:ls $780, (EIh .:
80, 1870 $50. p M. .
For Port Chester and snedia.s sntions 9;30a u:
IS, $3.50 ,4:3o, $3.50, $50 Bpm.
For Port Chester add New Rochelle, 2 p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston vi, Springfield a lex $3.50 (Ex ..
Fer Boston via Shore Line, l2:i5, p.
For Hartford and Springfield a tExI l2:l3, $780,
(E1.) p m.
For Connection. River Railroad to Montreal M EIl
aud l2:l5 p. to Northsmpt on.
For Hartford Providence, and Fishki Railroad m,
Ex.). l2:l5 D. m.
For New.iIsssn, New.Londou and stonington Railroad
at a m, 1915. $3.50, 8p. u.
For Canal Railroad 1915 p. m. to Northampton.
For Iiousatonic RAILROAD 20 Pi;tsheld. a. IN.
For Naugatuck Rail- Dad, q. III $3.50 p.
For DAnbury and Norwalk Railroad, T. $3.50 $3.50
Commodious s eepins Cars attached to p tfain.
JAMES Ii. HOYT. Superintendent
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Real Gstate for Ga!e.

NOR SALE, or to EXCHANGE for MER.
l. CHANDlsE at reasonable prices, suitable i3T retail
tore at tire West q SPLENDID HOUSE. SURE ara
FARM if desired In handsome oushing village sooi 20
csn good society churches aud schools houss with al he
modern In large with every thing ~
comfortable business and pleasant home Some can at'
No. - PARK place.
LNOR SALE or to RENT-A first-class four
story brown-stons front HOUSE, situated in +lsts.,
nth hou,e Of 5thsv and built In the best manner
Apoly TO w. N. SEYMOUR CO., No. Chatharnsqus
DOR SALE or to EXCHANGE for FUR
IL NISHED HOUSE IN the city, valuable PROPERTY
on Newtown Creek l.. about mile from East River,
and very egbly situated for manufacturing puposes In
quire Of H. H. booDf' NO. IL " ai'sI
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A. NJ. MEKwiS. Aucuoaee,.
Y RANGS MERWIN & 20 IrYif

n VI.
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving Build
I'D ngs Nos s94 and 500 Broadway Of Books Ste
onery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture. kc
SATURDAY EVENING Dec. 81 atf4 o'cock,
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL BOOKS-Comprising
great variety Of valuable English and American Wo. Ia all
Dr.rche Of Medicine aud Surgery, including many tina,
eIpen,ively Illustrated and choice and -csrce youmes
Also collection Standard orks in Miscellaneous Lers
tnre &c.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q, at CT O'Clock
IILusTEATkD AND FINELY BOUsD Beoks.-Bibes and
Prayer Books Albums, embelished juveniles. and largo
Of STANDARD Msce lsDeous Literature. Sc Csta
Iogues are ready and the Books n view.
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4 RTEMUS WARD,
"A or VANITY FAIR,
(Mf CHARLES Y. BHOWNEl

OH dslive, his ceebrstsd Hunorous Lecture,
"THE CHILDREN IN TIE WOOD"
e Cnsor Hal before the Mercantile brsy Association On
cents Tickets admitting 0snsnsn and Lady Is cents.
Tor sale o. tho Library AID s the door the night Of the
Lecture.
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NrEW-YORK. HARLEM, aud ALBANY
" KAlLRoAD For Albany AID Troy, ror,h ard West
WIHTsR ARIA SGEMENT, commencing MOADAY, Nov
Esl For ALBANY, 1880 M kzPies' mai hAin' from
zthst Depot - .,,,,.y
Yof Al io,s train, see TJAE. TABLE.
JOIN BnRCHiLL, AsGt Sup't
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Gspresses.
Galfs bp Anetion.
Henry LgEDs Auctioueer.
A RTISTS' FUND.--HENRY Ii. LEEDS
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 81,


HENRY II L.EDs Aucioneer.
A RTISTS' FUND.-HENRY Ii. LEEDS
IA & Co. will Sell at Auction on
SATURDAY ENENING, Dec. 81,
At Il o'clock ct the Studio Buildings No. IS l0th-st.
ARTISTS FUND S0CIETY.-Ihe valuable Paintings and
other Of Art to the allows fu1d by the
fists forming of the most valuable COLLECTIONS offered
by them to the public. The following artists represented
In the sale, viz:
+; Leutz-, Thonisl Hicks, F. w. Edmonds, w. Hub
bard A. Bier.tadt T. r. Rossites j. A. S0ydau Gignour
j. o. Brow' Il ~ Falconer, A. w. Wsrren. j. u. Bristol
W. hiIteIidge l.. Benson, Charles Muller j. Csrliu, "
Coyer D. SO.eood, ID. Huntington, A. y. Dusnd. Ii us
Lang 81 H. clifford ID. johnson. j. ". Caierty, L. Mi,no
y Colman, IT, ID. Barrsn, \. b. Chapman. c. g. Tbompsou
w j. tIennes,ey, J. Jameson. Alfred Jones' c. O. Fish,
c. II. Moore. B. Bristol j. w CASTELAR, j. +. Ksnset n.
NJ. S,aigg. w. L. Son,sg q. II. Boughon J. Williamson,
G. \. Elauvelt d. NJ. Carter T. A Richards c. c. rswod
H. A. Loop Jerome Thompson Z. d. Nelson Eliza
william Morgan. III. Carmlencke, j. Hamilton.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-The entire contents Of
IA CHINA HALL removed to the second story Of
room No SIS Broadway WIN. Tayors Ladies' Saloon
Sale will SATURDAY, December q, aud sold
cash. only under the direction Of the A.
The stock consists Of Dinner BTeedt Toilet and
Tea sets Mantle ornaments Plated Ware Cutlery Jaan9ed
Tea Trays large quantity Of Granite Ware. Glass rich, Bo
hema crystal nodded selected for family use by the
former proprietor c. G. Leigh The goods are now ready for
examination. VIM. TAYLOR, Assignee.
Il. H. SEiXAS Auctioneer.
Catalogues can be procured the morning Of SALE
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THO MANUFACTURERS OF ARMY GOODS.
Il WOODEN MILL FOR SALE.
Wooden Mill 10 complete order now turning out one
thousand yrds day Of skybue keneys bo bought
very favorable Terms 1t is sold because the estate to which it
belongs be closed up. The price Of the Min be
cleared this time in less than year. For particulars
inquire OF c. c. WOLCOrT, Administrator.
Seubenylie Ohio.