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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

RAILROAD ExcuRsIoN.--A Railroad Excur-
sion on the Dubuque Western Road comes
off to- morrow. The people of Marion, Spring
vile, Anamosa, etc., are going to Dubuqus
to visit Camp Union, and have big time
Tickets 81, as usual, for the round trip.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

RECEIPTS OF GRAIN THIS WEEK-The re-
ceipts of grain during the present week have
been almost unparalleled IN the history Of the
trade. Daring the past four days we have
received in this city, 23,360 barrels of -four,
497, 776 bushels of wheat, 892, 1916 bushels of
corn, 20, 400 bushels oats, 5,432 bushels rye.
ard 1850 bushels barley-the whole equal
to ,5s5, 1888 bushels.-Chicago Tribune, 23d
inst
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

PERsEvERANcE-The friends of the " I'm
ion" movement are endeavoring to scare up
a convention in Linn county. The Democrat
is boosting which is enough to scare up most
anything
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

New UNION PAPER IN MIssouRr-A friend
has handed us copy of the Central Union,
a paper jus! started at Lexington, Missouri,
1t bears the following motto "The Union,
the Constitution, and the enforcement of the
Laws" The editor in his salutatory, says
" Our motto sets forth with sufficient clear
ness the principles we intend to advocate,
and by those principles are willing to stand
or fall"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
Grain in Chicago.

The amount of grain now being received
in Chicago is unprecedented. The Tribune
Of the Goth says: Reducing the -four to
wheat, the entire receipts Of grain during the
week, (Which does not include the receipts
by three Eastern railroads) amounts to q
323,Os9 bushels" This is the largest amount
of grain ever received in one week in Chica-
60, which is somewhat surprising so early in
the season. The same paper says that The
shipment Of all kinds of grain by Lake last
week, including flour, were equal to 1885,
Ala bushels-so that there is an accumula-
ton to the amount of grain in store during
the week Of 100000 bushels" 1t is evil
dent that Chicago has got to increase her
capacity for storing grain. Speaking of the
grain warehouses Of that city and their stor-
age capacity the Tribune says
There arc now in this city fourteen grain
warehouses, with storage capacity of up
wards of four millions of bushels. Within
the past year two large houses were built, of
a capacity of 100000 bushels each, and it
was thought when these were finished that
nc more would be needed for year or two.
But, here we are with our warehouses all full,
or so nearly full that canal boats have to be
detained in the river loaded-there being no
storage room for their grain"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

INDEPENDENCE. - Another company has
gone from independence to fight for the Un-
ion. This company, Capt. HoRD, of 101
men went into camp at Dubuque, on Tues
day last. 1t is spoken of as fine company.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

"A CowARDLY TRAIToR.-A clerk in one of
the Treasury Auditors Offices, named South
ard, when requested to take the oath of
allegiance, said he would take day to con-
slider of it. In five minutes the deliberate
gentleman was out of the office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

VANDEvER's REGIMENT..-Seven companies
have gone into camp at Dubuque for Colonel
VANDEvER's Regiment, and it is thought that
it will be full in few days.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

GRyY UNIFORMS Recommendations
Mcclellan forbids the purchase of gray uni
forms-thc rebel color-and it is desired that
the States should no longer furnish them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
MARRIED.

In Waterloo, On the Goth inst, by Rev. o. W. MER.
RnL, Mr.. DAVID c. BURKE, Of Bremen county. and
Miss HARRIET NEWELL, Of Union Township Black
Hawk county, Iowa.
The Printer was remembered with substantial fee
May every joy which weddedlove possibly experience
be showered upon the lives Of our young friends
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
News of the Week.

Washington, Aug 24.-Itappears that the
withdrawal of the rebels from Fairfax Cour,
House was regular stampede Two scout
ing parties of the enemy mistook each other
for the advance Of the National army, attack.
ed each other sharply, and aftera few rounds
rapidly fled, carrying the news that Gen. Nc
Clellan and all his army were in hot pursuit
The consequence of this intelligence was a
hasty flight by the rebels, who dropped their
sick along the road.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
REBELS IN MISSOURI.

McCullochs army having been extensively
reinforced now amounts to about forty thou
sand men, and is gradually moving towards
Jefferson City. The advance guard Of about
eight hundred, probably 'lnder Gen. Rains,
is at Sadalia. Some seven thousand are at
Bolivar, several thousand more at or near
Lebanon, and the remainder similarly divided
and foraging over an extensive section of the
State. The enemy is believed to be continually
in receipt of material assistance, and in ex-
pectancy of much more in the shape Of wagons
tents, munitions, &C., from Tennessee and
Arkansas.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

Gov. Kirkwood has received letter from
the Ordnance Bureau, stating that, 1000
Sharp's carbines, 1000 Colts pistols, and
1000 cavalry sabres, together with accoutre-
from the United States at New York These
arms are for the protection of the frontier.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30

ROCERIES, We can cell q prices that wiu ..
M tonish YOU. Sugars, Co6ses, Teas Spices. eyraps
and Retail.
Doors 4 SHOES. Having pprchassd or s>eek
- before the STRIKE enables u toDsfy conpstitlon
chased East now. at February prices. We have ales
large assortment Of
0QEkNSWAnE, Hardware, Wall and esrtais
XSa is isct srerySins o S@sn isr% l%Pe@en AsA
Having enlarged our Store, increased our - -
ing business We do on the most eeonSmSae5 -.
cIes enables Us to sell goods ut the lows uvia9 ps
Give US call and satisfy yourselves y
CASH FAAD for GRAIN, HlDBg, RUD1k
re. &ee
NJ. ROSENBAUM Il Go.
Cedar Falls. March /, Nbc. i:ts
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-30
REBEL FORCES IN VIRGINIA.
MISSOURI.

Jefferson City, Aug. 24-Gov. Gamble will
probably issue tomorrow morning a proc
calling for $4,000 troops to aid the
Government in expelling the hordes of Nc
Culloch from the State.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16
FRENEE ESWOTEc

osi received an assortment of French and com
mon Candies. consisting Of Gnm Drons IolIr Go
lakes Crystalized Fruits Cordial Amends RropJy
Iius, ias ofeam Drops Chocolate Drops, Fine Sugar
Kisses Mint Drops, dc. &c. Ss' r., a., l,oppng
" F. L ZENP
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16
French goEfectielD;.ryl5

Ia LARGE Lot Of Genuine French conlec,ionaEv
= I lAsGnm sli!4I Drops &c: Jnstopened: 8
- - * = 81 MckAfS'S Drug Store
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16
S TIE A M SAM Mill,

2 u y sphse7ihers are ready to oil anv orders with
Iassa.c furnishing The best Of Lumber at lie
prices The Mill is not more than tl,res
miles from Camden near Inc Lancaster Road n,at
II, CONVENIENT G4 for those who wish TO haul.
'iaye considerable quantity ofLumber on hand
u"N expect To keep q supply of all kinds.
hGLDer sawd without bill furnished, Orders
Feb. Is, SU'ruEPrAvn d p,,,,<,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16
state state pf soHisi-Caro.in;,, tlersiruy,
81 tDiSsriGt..AAa Tho Cnr,,a,.,Ia e1;6...
a Certain Cure for Ag,1e.

I s. sHA ALLENBEEGER's "Fever and Asu.
don't inIo.e, 10 M medicine elIicac"us beyond prece
INTERMITTENT BiLLors RrxIrr.ST Fsr,. h hrhn,
AGut' or any form Of disease having Wn1ay;o,.s
er'gta Ilils Medicine when taken into the sto,nscT
passes INTO the circulation aud by coming IN onn
tact with ile cause of the disease, Viz: Malorio .
nentralzes or destroys i. and is en,phatiealv m
nntid"te to the poison The cure is radical and.
soniPete IN no case 'eW the patient haze more Than
majority Of cases NOT EVEN THAT N''' 90 "'
f"' sure oy Z. L. ZEMP, Agent
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16
Fresh Garden Seeds.
A LARGE ASSoRTMENT-jus opened at
"A MCkAIN'S DRUG STORE
Friends

+ VERY MUCH NEED THE So, 10, rs, or TOO.
L that you owe me, and as l never have never
expect to offer longer than months, and in most
cases, sell entirely for Cash. the littles' You owe IL
not much you but then together, they will enable
me to meet my engagements Please pay me.
Jan. CIT. A. T. LATTA
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16
Ladd, Webster, n Co.'S.
Tight Stitch
Family and Manufacturing
Sewing Machines,

1a1 Baltimore ST. Between Calvert & South
Baltimore, Md
Prices from $50 upwards; Samples of work sent
BY mail.
THE Proprictors Of cseIMachincs claim, (and SUBJ
stanriate the clanl,) that their instruments WILL
EXECUTE ANY AND EVERY KIND OF NEEDLE WORK and
perforr, the same in the best possible manner Combn.
ing as it does the merits of ll the old machines, and,
ut the same time avoiding their faults it conmends IT.
self to the public as TIE GREAT FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE and as adapted 10 EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
where the needle is required
They will stitch fell hem bind and gather. They
make stroug lock STITCH that cannot he raveled or
pulled out. They make a beautiful, uniform stitch,
alike Oh both sides Of the work. without forming the
ridges underneath.
Tho Machines have great strength are perfectly sim
pie and the management of them easily acquired.
Any spool of cotton thread or silk, may be used
without re-wlnding. They are almost noseless in
their operation and will wear longer than any other
Sewing Machine cxtant
Let Manufacturers Planters, Farmers Housekeepers,
or any oter persons in search OF an instrument 10 ex-
ecutc any kind Observing done b. machinery, make
sure they secure tile best by examining ours before pur-
chasing.
NORFOLK, 1853
MEssRs. LADp, WEBSTER Co.:
GENTLEMEN: For a few days past we have been
holding our 'Seaboard Agricultural Fair at which are
represented, besides our own Sewing Machines those
of Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker. and Singer.
The Report of the Committee on Sewing Machines was
to have been made Tuesday last when the parties
representing Singer and Grover Baker came forward
and protested against the report being made, on the
ground that Tie committee were preudced in iaFor OF
our machine
4 new committee was accordingly mutually agreed
upor consisting of three entirely dsnterestcd persons
las. indeed was the first commtee) and all OF them
scientific practical men. have the pleasure to an
nouuce that, after very faithful investigation they
awarded us the only premium that was given Ac-
companying please find the report.
Very Resp yrs,
j. D. GHISELlN, in
Tllc Awarding Committee on Sewing Machines res
pectuly Report that after close and careful examlna
ton of the principles construction and operation OF the
various Sewing Machines on exhibition, and taking
into consideration the character Of the various stitches
made by tlIem and also the relative advantage free
dom from, completely, and consequent freedom and
liability Of arrangement aud brcakase award tho pre-
mium to Ladd, Webster & Co."
December lily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCyicy NOTICE,
"A ELpGANT HOUSEHOLD FURsIeURE,
- m

n
"A ELpGANT HoD5EHOLD FuRsIeURE,
AT PUBIC AUCTION,
The property Of famly declining housekeeping.
ALBEIT a. G3isFlN CO Auction eers. wa. sell
Al The private residence No 80 'Iteenth strest
Between fifth and sixth
RE auetnneers would call the particular attention OF their
fispes snd the pube 70 this sale the cat.o COMPRISING
largest and richest ortment VI Household Furniture
ohered at auction this The Furniture all made
70 for The present owner by city makers, and Is OF the
DRAWING ROOM SUITS, KrEaEREs;
Bookcase, puHet Cabinets;
seven Octave Rosewood p an r os s'A0AS
Velvet Medallion Carpets, Rugs;
Bronze and Cr-nou Chandeliers;
Extengi0n Table, China and Glassware;
Aolid Siverware, Sheffield Table Cutlery
Also large assortment Of Chamber Furniture
full sui carved roSsWooo ana cover
glass DOORS Centre ma!sh the suits Lades Work
covered with india san Reclining Chairs covered with
velvet; Epcoguures Cabinets Oil Patnngstwo superb Mo
rne Views by Ketcheil immaculate Conception copy Of
Winter Scene, Fruit Piece, &C French line Kngravngs
Bmbroit cries. Lace Curtains superb bronze and Ormolu
Ciocks artistic bronze stauary, Vases, &C sevres and
71a OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFO BITE, Music Stand
tool and Cover
Hsl-Black walnut Hat Stand, Chairs to match, Oicoth
roOmt old oak Buffet satuary marble top; Extension
bic to match Chairs Couches Mirrors china Dinner aud Tea
ruby and crystal - and engraved Glassware solid all
Dinner and Tea Service sheMeld Table Cutlery silver
Knives Napkin Rings, salvers liable Linen, &C
pos.,vooa pWaAMg n.Ss,.a. coas,
robes shaving Stands ANDRE Toilet abes hair and
.prng Feather Beds Blankets Linen shests,
Sofas Rockers Chairs Hat Stands Stair Car
pets Rods 10 Also large assortment Of Basement and
Kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04
4 UCTlON NOTICE-HOUSE SALE.
"A Rich and costly Household Furniture.
Elegant rosewood PfAnof0rte,
RSea vOOd parl0r Huita In brOCAtAl


Valuable Paintings Artistic Bronzes Marble Groupc, &C.
Thic day luesday( at the eeaant residence
No 220 West Fourteentb street, near Eighth avenue,
Commencing At one O'Clock, in the afternoon
sale comprises the entire contents OF the house The
elegant Paror Furniture made order and Ia in solid
and satin brocae The whole win be sold to the
highe bidder for cash. rain shine offering extraordinary
to- purchasers the entire furniture Of the
house is nav. having al been made within four months
Elegant rosewood octave fnished all round
carved legs, &c cost 500.
Music Cabinet stool and embroidered Cover.
Three elegant full Suits Of rosewood Paror Furniture in
PAINTING ch Vsses MaroIs PsaSstss Siif and Lace nr
ains Turk sh Lounges with Arm Chairs to match Centre
Sofa and Pier Tables; Florentne Mante and Pier Mrrors
Euuscar and Lava Ornaments rosewood Bureaus, Bed
e~usss hromzs and ms1S1s fiocts roswooS and
Chays two sofa Bedsteads Extension Tables Sverware
rch China Ivory and Silver Cutlerv Forks Spoons with
elegant kuby Glass of description forming valuable
of Art The goods are now on exhibition by
Bale In dnir room, O'Clock precisely
Eeable will be 1t the sale the goods
chasera O reinforcement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04
a UCTION NOTICE.
. $4,000 worth of
Rich snd Costly household Furniture,
Elepapt hOsewood rlanoforte,

Elegant Rosewood risnoforte,
Rosewood PariOr suits. In brocAte,
Valuable Paintings Artistic Bronzes. Marble Groups &C.
This at the elegant resideHoe lb2 Tween
first strx few doors from 0lghth avenue,
mencing st O'Clock in the afternoon.
The comprises the entire contents Of the The
elegant Paror Furniture made TO order and in solid
rosewood and satin bocate The whole VIII Dc sold TO the
highest bidder for cash. rain shine Offering extraordinary
hducements purc the entire furniture of the
house new, having all been made within four month";
Elegant rosewood seven octave PiAnoforte,
Music Cabinet, Stool and embroidered Cover,
Three elegant full Suits of rosewood Par0r furniture IN
velvet Eegeres splendid Bronzes
sntings rich Vases Marble Pedesals Silk and Lace Oar
tans Tu klsh Lounges with Arm Chairs to match Centre
Sofa and Pier Tables Florentne, Hanel and Pier Mirrors
ssads Chamber suits superb Mattresses Beds and Bsddn
Lounges bronze and marble Clocks rosewood and Cottage
Chairs two sofa Bedsesds Extension Table, silverwcre,
Ech CHINA Ivory and silver Cutlery, Forks spoons with
elegant huby Gass of every description forming valuab
collection Of Household Furniture unique recherche
Works of The goods exhibition by Aogue.
Sale dining room, at O'Clock precisely
RUSSELL W WEHTCOTT. AucNoneer.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04
DRY GOODS. &C,


A Liable, visiting New York win snd at
a s M
INSIDE In the best % per cent less than Broadway
full assorted stock Of Ladies' and Chd,cns German and
English hosery and Wear so ceat than Broad
magnificent stock of Ribbons 0asest Styles French
hrches labs HeAddresses &c full 60per cent less
Ct % sss Esas
deries OF every description and price
Much below the cost Of importation.
~ so1 o ns
ohs1sSs Than ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Ai I26iI Is e PARIS KID GLOVES
'ff i s%Gi /. sss ~ AK
Corner Of Fourteenth street
CANToN MATING, EXTRA HEAVY, :.
Al HALF TIE cSsr sSSEsF 4sorlos
As RETAIL TO SUR fKE PUBLIC.
Ss:::: = s - sssss i = "a s.
'''''' '''' 40 iss $: ssox
LORD TAYLOR
Nos. A6l to 4S7 BROADWAY,
Are Offering their entire stock o,
RICH LACEs AND ExBRolDERIEs
AT RETAIL
AT MUCH RsDUCKD PRICES.
Also ut Stores
Nos 25 to 26l GRAND STREET, and
Nos Al and 40 CArRARINE STREET.
LORD & TAYLOR
Noa Isl to 4s7 BROADWAY
Have reduced their large and attractive stock of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
And win offer, and after MONDAY, Junea
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK AT RETAIL,
Including all the most fashionable styles,
BELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICEs.
ALSO at Stores
Nos 255 to 26l GRAND STREET. and
Nos Al and 40 CATHARINE STREET.
MozAMBIouEs, ALL WIDTHS
Superior qualities -, Ga and 81 wide-fun
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
go soA 4sl 70 467 BROADWAY.
Nos 265 to 26l GRAND STREET, and
Nos AZ and - CATHARINE STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04
HOTELS.

RRl0aS, HOUSE. CHICAGO ILt.-THK UNDER.
- 0ened respectfully announce their frends patrons
and ne travelling pubic generally that owing 70 the s.rn.
Two Dollars per day Thankful for the patronage liberal
bestowed them they respectfully ask for continue
Of the sae assuring their patrons that the Will Be
conducted The liberal plan that hac heretofore
acterfzed their establishment.
CHICAGO, June ], I86l. W,F, TUCKER 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

HENRY 81. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER HENRY H.
Ii LEEDS 90. VIII sell at auction, Wednesday June
at O'Clock in front Of store No. % Nassau street. hand
bay Pony Is hands high old good under the
saddle in single double sound kind and gentle
want Of Also get of single Harness. cost SA8 three
ruonths RinCe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

uENKY H. LEEDS. AUCrIONEEs MAGNIFICENT
sale of first class Furniture, Ca-pes Mirrors, &c.
henry T. LEEDS CO VII sell Al auction, On thurs
5o2 and o04 Broadway opposite the 1t Mich Hotel mag
niacent sale Of frat csss urnure Carpets and Mirrors
valuable marble etauary Paintings Bronzes China Dinner
and Tea Sets, Plated Ware and Fancy Articles
various residences, etcthe sale being large
secured the elegant marble stores Of Ut Bostiok Nos
by sref Of the largest and best lighted city
fyr sale Among the cabinet manufacturers are Roux,
Herer, BETTER Dessor Narcotic. Meeks POTTER
soabe Kimba Hutchiugs soney and comprising
anost every description Of elegant Furniture OF frat class
o Also elegant Furniture removed from residences Par
SETS costing 500 to $685. Tea Sets Plated Ware Curtains
superb Marble statuary, and on Paudngs Also, eight
e.hers antique carved black walnut Furniture Library
Ceck real olmou and Breaze Chandeliers and Figures
loan large and valuable private collection Of ane Statusv
and on Pantngs by the first artists cost COO
use; included Bust of Posahontas by Moser Capovas
lons Buss Of Virgil Horace and Antinous Also Paint
,ngs by Salmon Kayp Mignsud Mssrs Turbary vs,bosck
without by order Of mortgage with many other
ces all OF which will beready for examination on Wednes
dRy. the day before the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04
sALEs AT AUCTION,


4 sAIs sSssa iss Ssl 81 ssoApwAY.
saSsEB GssAE sa1 sL g sroox
Any ~ Sraf + i sIT sGI HSKSEs,
AT ThE fAsTGsE AsH = FA 4 VS soSaSs,
81 ASSE Ws aTEHgE COUNTY
lasTH STREET snoR5 DEFIANCE ABOVE
iSsh street on the right hand side Of the leads
ss a, sna aS ss In the
sna Fourth avenue at II O'Clock stops q Mott Haven lssh
boat and and 1s Ss aaS 70 Bridge by
.,s ,..,. THE EETEIBs AsE CLOSED,
Single H"TSs o soms OF Se
The following, CELEBRATED HORSES win be on the
The Celebrated mile Horse NICHOLAS
The celebrated thoroughbTed LOGAN.
Hon. VIM. r. Stewards rive ARABIAN HORSES
new j JERSEY kYH and 1 s1xS5ise E Lew
Blaze tk s9 gDEyb the Dam . 9, LANoEr
~ now. TWENTY MILES
GEO. NJ PArCHENS DAN.
All the Horse. 1 ssy .
Commence punctuaiy 1t u O'6LOtK N
office, lbb and 1877 Broadway, ruesdsy morning.
Marble stauay, Figures Silver Plated Ware BOhe-
isn ISp pH g. s. will sell a. auction on Tuesday.
snSs S s0s a. Os Walker
Groups there feet TO life sxe Also OsarS marble Foun-
o. s old
Gard Receivers choice assortment OF Paran Figures and
Poressn thinner sea Sioet osndsisSras
Also the elegant Painting Love Of the angels original BY
hgbest grade Owing 70 The times and tho heavy OF
spmen the sonssnsss have decaed coll saoacs
ton Monday next Catalogues at the Office, No. Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

bF q ANDsOME CARRARA MARBLE
After Vases, Hilverwa &c, &c-We
n to the above sale OF handsome Marble
Vases. Card Receivers, 6ilverware, bohe
be made at auction by e. q. LUDLOW
Z clock. at No 405 Broadway, between
,so streets, by order Of consisnees. CaIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

billiards WI,
- viii sell 1t aust
H7 Broedway, I our fiji
mCderu Gus hons: be-
Ior a bargain. Also.
Irsmes; i've very han
counter, 90 feetiong