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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-12

The Ogden city charter was taken up,
and occupied nearly the whole Of tue day.
When the 5Ith. section was under con
sideration the Council adjourned till to.
morrow at / pm. - III. 4. =.
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THrR,s ! lam

+; E.:..--3 e y lttUtstlA y, II 2 Hi9
The argument on the motion TO dismiss
was concluded, and the coGft held the
question under adyiSemeht. *1..-
No other business being fendy, tic
court adjourned I'LL Saturday at IL O'Clock
noon, :ss j E !: .s:.
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a 49, 'il7:sI NksDAYI 7 2 m.
Fhe court met pursuant 10 adjourn.
.ment, and Wiiliam i Appleby, ESQ, Who
has been acting Is deputy int the last iif.
Teen mouths was appointed clerk OF The.
sronft. Mr.. Enuch i. Mason, Marshal
AGftee's deputy was III Attendance upon
the court. Mr.. Gllarlys III. Ewing. Of
Garsgn county mas appointed bailiT Of
tic court. ST.. 81. ... {. PHI. !,
I Tie raSe DC a tchison aud Winters III.
Hughes wascaIled MP. AlCssrs de SYoIfe,
J'tlaes and RFodIead appeared for the
appellants, aud Mr. KaEt0n for tho ap-
pellee: The defendant filed d motion ID
DISMISS. and Tho further hearing Of HE
case was postponcd tll Tomorrow. + .
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N EbNg.sp,aY. I2.sml..

. The motion TO dismiss, the case Of
Atehison md Winters vs. Hughes, was
ably argued by the attorneys, and. then
left open for the introduction uf additional
authorities on Tomorrow ,Theolbc cases
on the doe kct were called, bGt tie parties
not being rendy the court adjourned till
tomorrow at II ~. 49, : sl's., =s:..5
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I'd the petition asking for tic organization
az new county, 70 be called Snmmil
County. The most important report d
the day was the following, presented BY
Mr.. Peacock: it
'REFoRf or THE I1BfARIkN
'i7o ne Hen, Conmitlee of i1e House ef
Representatives. On Itiibiie I.sbrafy;
CESTEEnkS submit 10 your Ia
spection, The following list Of hooks In the
iibrafY, i2,. IN. a IL .,.t Vi u
Books according t0Gatalogne 2IGI
Books out on loan 10 readers 154
Tracts pamphlets, speeches, cto.
With aud without No. .s II. s. ass
Senate, A assembly, Congressional,
and Executive documents AIS
Aanals Of Congress, Senate Re b.
ports, etc. loaned for want Of
room
TotaEnumber Of books 4. !, Il. .sssS05*
This year fofty.two volumes; incladcd
5ins the above list, have been returned.
Supposed 70 be lost. j. have ninie H.
tlpiry, verbally, md By letter respecting
OTHERS On t5e missing list; but End them
/ to affirm that they have ne library books.
Zone hundred and thirteen Annals Of
Congress documents, reports, etc, were
forwarded from Washington, per Miller
and Rnssets express, tliis year There Is
in!tAe library, lffty:six school books such
as .lst, I'd, and Sd Renders; Elements 81
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, French,
italian, aud English Readers. Also,
three Bibles, and ten Common School
Testanieiits, which are of no account to
admit readers. These | would recommend
60 Be issued IN the name of q School III.
hrary, sold OF disposed of to tie poor, as
your honorable assembly may think pro
per Z. .i. . 1. /.
Fifty volumes are laid aside, out Of
repair, and cannot e.issued; until bound.
Due volume Of the Queens Of England,
rlissiug I'M last years report, has been
returned. : Il. II. s. ..s5
These remarks, with the above inFeil-
teryi submit TO your consideration.
& !. ours respectfully, t II.
III. 'JoHs LYoS Librarian
On motion or Mr.. Stout, the report Of
the committee on library, aud the libra
.riat's report were accepted
MoSpaY, january !. &;
0 After reports Of committees An act
concerning the Office Of county surveyor
in Carson County q was taken up. aud on
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-. -. FRtp4Y, Jan. IL.
Messages from the Council were re-
eeised aud disposed Of aitef which bill
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MORE SUGGESTIONS.

A class OF conservative members pro-
pose an amendment to the constitution,
similar TO the Missouri compromise, also
other amendments providing that no more
territory shall be added save by treaty.
that any territory numbering 30, 600 lu-
habitants, shall haye the right to form iIs
own government under the rales prescriDed
by act Of Congress legislature there
Of to determine whether slavery shall eS-
ist therein or net; the same 70 be admit, !
ted as a state, whatever may be the pro-
visions Of lis constitution touching slavery
OH application and showing that rs NliIte
population entities il ton congressman,
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Gagtfrn Iems.
WAsHIN GToN.
a BASIS OF UNION.

Six New York city members have united
in a suggestion to have special commit
tee appointed to take into consideration a
plan substantially the same as that moved
by Mr.. Briggs embracing the restoration
OF the Missouri Compromise line TO the
Pacific, and payment for fugitiYes. ~.
At q meeting Of q large number OF
members, a Stong feeling favorable 70 on
amendment to the Constitution was mani
Tested. Us ...ts . ..5 . 81
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SIG 20 Of The above balance has been In the
hands IL Cyrus H. W1leslosk as, an agent for.
about three years. who is considered a defaul.
Ter in the case. leaving an actual balance Of
available means Of Sls9, $50. Y: a:
XII. e. y "a. nc. LIrfLE.
@'5. Treasurer, d. A. s. NJ Society.
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EXHIBIT @ NANCE or THE ptSrp,r
Asia 4. 8. AND MANUFACTURE.
d POSITION ~ rfioM IAsE wEEK I
LettKet "A sricitiEaiaa and NdaHtaf ttytas S,,;,i,,
\ n, eceetnt sift lIssss @. LlQis M 80.
& 1870: % "a; 4. so. $3.50 + -@4
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The most interesting topic Of the day
was a bill introduced by Mr.; WandeIl,
entitled . An act making lead and copper
lawful lender for taxes The bill was
entirely local, tile design boingt to make ii
legal for the citizens Of Beaver County to
pay their Territorial taxes in lead and
copper, A great deal OF discussion On.
sued on the subject, and most OF the
speeches were both humorous and anus
lug, the Representatives from the distant
counties promising, that If the bill passed,
they would introduce local bills for the
benelH OF their. constituents. j, Z j .g5.s
Mr., Benson said TINT If. the citizens Of
Beaver were allowed to pay their taxes
iD lead and copper, heswonld bring in a
bill authorizing the citizens Of Cache
county to pay theirs IN eAlokcas and
ducks. ? -. {, ~ ,--,..-s
Mi. BigIer said the iahabitantsof Juab
county woald hketo pay their Territorial
taxes IN rabbits. es:y.s - E..,,s, * D. sss5
Mr.. Thompson, from Willard coanty,
waited " pay Lakes IN ehatk and sage
brush
Mr, Crosby from Washington county,
said his constituents were cotton raisers,
and would, like that 10 be made lawful
tender. .~,. /--........ =. -.
Mr., Thqrber, from Utah county, OBJ
served that his county was great for fish,
aud they could best afford so TO pay
taxes =. ~. -. - :
Tie representative from SaRpetc; thought
Il would be matter Of accommodation TO
his constituents if they could pay taxes In
saletatas and piipetiag. -. = = !, y. =
. At the end OF a two hours discussion,
the enacttng clause was stricken ont, !,
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GOV. sEwARn oN DEE MEssAoE.

Senator Seward has the credit Of q
humorous estimate Of the message, made
in reply 10 q friend who had asked nm
opinion Of that document, The dlstins
guished New. Yorker is reported 70 hare
replied in effect, thai the President had
established two things-tllat state maj
not secede, unless Il wants to; aud y
ease Of secession, it would become Inc
duty OF the executive To enforce the laws
Iii Nobody objected. H. ~: t.,.,
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. o:

II. 80 " WEDNESDAY, Jan. o. Il
The business hours Of the. Council to-
day we're consumed with tile considerat ton
OF the reports Of committees, messages
from the House, and the reference OF sew
eral bills to their appropriate committees.
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VA TIVE < lg
MOUNT Ain 9 !
rsLl1 sGLr lArL tIrM

sITURDAY JiNlF.iR rIs ls6l,
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eral bills to their appropriate committees.
r. 4 4, THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
:: The Council to-day dispatched business
ina hurry. TREY travelled over a great
many quire$ of paper, aud disposed Of
things admirably quick. r. I. -. II
The committee on interpretations re-
ported adversely to the petition Of the
citizens OF Logan, Cache county, in which
they asked to be Incorporated H. +. J. j:
The bill to incorporate Ogden ctr, was
reported back with amendments, and af.
ter due consideration, made the order of
the day for tomorrow ..az. S-Ess
An act iu relation to tho revision and
compilation of the laws and resolutions
now ia force in Utah Territory, = was re-
turned amended, and passed its second
and third readings + f.. 81. Ia.
| AN act in relation to thesStlpreme
Court was conefrred ID by the Council.
An act to; incorporate the Carson
Qnartz Mill Company was called UP.
and, after some debate, the enaeting
clause was stricken ont. ~. 80 T.
AN act authorizing and empowering
the Secretary Of the Territory to receive
and collect fees in certain cases. was
negatiyed by the, Council; - ~ -. -.
20 An act in relation to actions on OFF.
cial bonds and securities WAS taken up OIL
its second reading, aud killed. IL.
7 House File 9, Cpti.led An act in rela,
ton TO forms Of actions ia ciyil cases, and
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-12

I'd the petition asking Tor the organization
of a new county, % be called Summit
county. The most inportant report 81
the day was the following, presented BY
Mr.. Peacock. :,
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MARINR cTEuIIaHrCH.

wugrruWr, BnR, 3 pit. i6-T.s ship EAh II
'Wby from Qustec ~ re clyde with lumter 70
sorted by ieiegrEpl iium the Fay Waisrlogge1,
Ttung a'esk on tie 9Th Stpe,, AMI she leak gnin-
~ ,n he tap'dy, he ran f.r tha Bay. On ths
ne he ~ ltih, c1uins In aoutn Of jane IslanA.
,hr ,tfurk, ard " IN M anchor thuu ed heavily
however va reshipped and she sl,ppeo her ~
,tt' AID ihto this harbor with ~ feet wAtsr In
Ter hole. scve-Hlpas 81 the deck burst NJ, ana
'ulwark,, rails And siAnche ot b, oh sides
rhtr car ell s.ty, A.d vessel CENTRALLY much
s'-sr 80 Io,t % her deck cargo vAa thrown
yetl, ard
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GROCERIES.

CHEAP PROVISIONS FOR TIE MIL
- hon-Eesh bsof, mutton and lanb, from u
cents pen 10; cornSd do, from to @ cents; p lrk
trimmings, I ots. lh pigs leads, cts; Orange Co.
butter and cheese, from g TO 10 cts. 333 and $50
West 18th Il, let 10th and 18th ave. N. B.-Cut
this ont and We Us call. Live chickens and ducks
from ~, pair. oclo S'l8o
ELOUR-FLOUR-F AND
Il cheap f.r cash; look at the prices; good hour
for S5; superior -four, ~ 80; extra superior, -;
choice extra, SO 80, attn r. COYLE'S chtap stores,
134 and 1886 Myrtle av, Brooklyn. ocl5 2Iac'lO6
DREPnRED FOOp-FAMlLIES, SOL
Il ders and travellers will find IL cheap and con.
venieni article Of oodt being prepared purely from
wheat corn, milk and sugar. IL cents a bag
BROWN & Co, u Beeoker st., up stairs. %
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STOCK TLUCrUATIoNa
,D,s " der Ted ~ O. .psriscz 4 he Fit
DOMESTIC MARxFra

Nav YoEs, wednesday, % IL
AsIrs-Are unchanged, with sales Of 20 bills -
Sc q 81 Pcs and Pearls. as.,,
BRSArsiurru Soc market for STATE and Western
"a laa LII hrnet, y ith n fair demand foe
port atd tho me trade. Tho private tsle,yrrrns
ny the North American are represented Al more
Isv' rable than ne pub ic accounts which cause
more tue and buoyancy-sslrs are 1900 bbls ~ ~
10 20 Tor sup tns STATE ~ 4Ndss 80 for sstre
n.. 81 2asEN 30 u superfine Mica gan, Iniisna,
OHIO, lows, D., AMI S5 4'1a5 65 FOR Extra DO. IN
uuding shipping hrpnls Of round no p Ohio At -
0'sh ard trNie brands Of d.. "a 90 20 90 -.
5'uthefu Four Ia Arm and In moderate rtguesa.
Csnad an nour IL tirmer, with . fair inquiry.
Rye uuut ~ sstaiy, and selling - Tn<s4 re the
rang. 4 hne sud piperhns Corn meAl IA Arm. We
Z ote Jr-y M 81 ~ BrNndyvins % lbsAi ~
Ir!rcheons 40 %. Whsa, Ia more buuyant, ana
prices are L. hgi er under tie private ahviosr from
Europe, which are more favorable than other pub
tshed aoCount-A'es 81 100 orc nus a. Of IL kr
Chicago spring 81 30 f,r Milwaukee club 81 %
~ whb Wsst'rn. Rye " frr Al TsCA-sc RarleV
ouN Al 6s@I2c. OaA are m.r and selling "a
20 4 "r Jei s-y, Delaware ard PsnnsylvsniA -
500 f,r wf~sun and 5tsts IS ESQ for CAnAdi..-
Con- h IN a.tye demand, and prices are ic hGhsr,
With sales i61ON tup At bNCa6Co FIR god v prime
mifcd Wesssrn, sni 6lo for Western yellow.
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REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE FOR SALE AT ELIZABETH, N.
IL j A cOtisge house with x Of al are OF
ground, 10 minutes walk from the depot churches
schools, &c. house new, nina rooms 10 trains %
New York daily. Apply W sILAS DAVENPORT,
iss Brosdwsy, ioom No. 8, between II and 2
O'Clock. Oo1T e'lla
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BOND-wALKER-on Sept Gath, In the Church
Of FABIAN, Co. Donegal, John, eldest son II oliver
Bed, Bsq., Pennyblrn II iuse, Llnd nierry, 10
Elizabeth, daughter Of the Rev Robert J. Walker,
the brides uncle, the Rev W. Brandon, preben
diary Of oisory, aud rector Of the Parish Of LIS
Eimiere. rs
XUURsT-FURMAN-ol wednesday wen
ing, OCT. 18th, by Rev. VIM. Anderson, Mr.. Henry
HAuxhurst 70 Miss AdLne Furman, daughter o.
jonathan T. Furmsn, all of Newtown, Ling ls.And
VAN wAeNKR-DANE5AR-I Bro klyn, Z.
l., Tuesday, oct. 18th, at the residence Of Mr. j. NJ
Kelley, by the Rev. G. u. Foss Mr. Isasc u. van
Wagner " Mss Annie 2. DAnegar, al. Of that elV.
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WANTED.

FLOOR WANTED -A CONVENIENT
floor in genteel house, where there are no
other tenants, for a lady and daughter rent
must lie moderate. Address c., box 1888 Sun. oil y
HORSES AND CARTS WANTED-i0
IL good horses and carts 10 draw Dirt. None
but ,od ones need apply. Carts mus carry half =
yard. Apply on 10Th st. near 10th avenue.
j. ID MINER.
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DENTISTRY.

THE NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY
l. 1873 Eighth ave, bet l6th ar leah sts iusert
beautiful sta of teeth on atmospheric plate Il war
prices, viz s., %, Sl4 and SO. Bjns filling al
l0a. p'r cavity aold, nc. W 10 cts cement Doc
Call and so, 1888 EIghth AEs. eli stAcsisO
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A l.. SMITH, AUCT'R -- WILL SELL
n. this day q, o'c.cvs, tue rnuto Turn pire
Of family giving uN 70 sVi0e, In the private
residence 1871 Eighth n, near BroadwAy. Every.
thin must be removed t1is isy. 81
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UCTION NOTICE
NI,faaaN sa.f..Va aAI naa
A UCrION NOtICE -FI.RNlrrnE sALE.

A UCTlON NOTICE -FURNlTUhE SALE,
Lhthis day, II o'cl ok, will I've sod ~ SELL 81 IN
GRAHAM, IN their auction rjnms 20 New B,N sry
large variety u SEQ Il hand tdthit irc, ~ lar
rpuu ard cooking NJ 'yes, available ut itri table,
BassfordA make, looking ga.stv, &c. r. rnlr1.
ker.s Nle-friday, ~ order A-ssrs FIR DEN
PlRj, iuO lots men. Nomel and cuilileas 81 VA
ing; ptttcu'a day II $40 PANubrukei's sale
NJ ndsy, ori'r Ars. COHEN, cor ColuI.bn All
Browne SITS Pawnbr, ker's sale Tuesday, or Ter
N. MEEKBACH, Il5 Grand IT. PsNnh-pse.'s ta.c
W. due'isy, order 4. SCiiLOSHtlMER SiS ".
Houston a. payuhruket's sale -TaurHdty, 81 sale,
24th. order Meesrs FRI DENBERG5. P~wnlr ker's
sale-TucSi,y 2pth, order Mrs. n. A. WOOD td1
Grand st. pAwnkr'kcr's GALE Tuesday, bth Nv,
order 4. ApOLPtIl 4, i29 pont ~. Al NELL. 4
lNGAH ANS sale ,oms, 20 New B,wery. rNrticu-
iArs ia time. i9s
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EEUkGE llOLBEOOk, AUCTR-WILL
" -"i. tu,s icy, 81 .'lvk, 1T 40 UHhAl stteet,
ustw,tu II 4isuu Lul Green" t,h Streets the entire
tick # 4 scc,rd In a mttitrte cr,rr VIZ sofas.
chaits, wa druucs, bureaus bed teNts, mattresses,
feather lsdr, h.Gdur, v.r ,ut',ts, Iii hen fur.
niture, Sc, a. Sy CIDER of the Assignee Stie
4. ist l2s
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AUCCnION NOTICES.

A UCTION CKERY, GLASS,
f1French, chins, kerosene lamps, g., by Wm. "
SHIRLEY, AuctioneeI, TGufsday. oct. iIth, ct ~
O'Clock 81 20 Warren st. " close the business about
eco lots the balance not sold tie lith, sss ahto
hite for cab; city and country dealers will do vel
~ attend; also shelving OF duurs, Ohcs furniture
sc. ocih 3s'is9
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IT 8 ARMY.
-. wantcd tor the 18th Reg. U. 3. Infantry,
81 md, abe-Dodied men, unmarried and not over
80 years Of age.
Men enl sting for this v ment are not separated
would he the oase VA cn-ting for the general
wee, and all whn eulst i'm "a d,iey e u Oh uptae
Frst Bltsliun, which IL nearly ready Tor tho aeld.
The same pay, clothing, bounty an term Of scr.
vice A. In the vou tesi's years.
Mechanics and tadem N, who enli u, arc, hy the
Regulaii' n, entitled N extra pay when -m luyed
upon their trades.
Al SECOND Lieut. 7idrcies are dni from me Kinks.
lN1ELLlGRNT, HDI GATED No MEN
ARE WANTED SUCH ARE SURE TO RE
CkIvE PROMprIOt VERY soon, III NOT Az.
POINTED AT ONCE
Baunty NJ time ui discharge SOD
Recruits sen, At to Headquarters at Fort
Hauilt a.
Aprly at Rendezvous, 70 ChN,lamE.
A. j. DALLAS,
CAPT i2th Infantry,
ocl4 i2'i0s Recruiting officer.
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~ ing, drawers. houchrs lasts, At su'iun.=
RICHARDS aud WHITING will sell On Thur9day,
l1th, at II o'clock, ~ store. IA G.ccnwch 81, tie
'ntre fNpres nitincd iu tbssh g store. Sale pos
tive 81
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uCrruN sALE-ELEGNNT HOUSE.

"A hold r,tn.tire, this ~, ruut-iAy, Al u',,yk
tts a'toi lus D., al - Wet 10th st. near 6th ave-
cpI sisunt of psi lot, c aWher ahd al dining nm
hlrutue. cpaus, tables, a% Chtua, cruckrry,
silver wave, h'lr cutiofy, catpttng and uc,idug
~" y d'ucr ~ 'u, d aHI large assortment of
basement and kuhru utensils. 81
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WIN Abbott, AUCT, WILL SELL ON
w Friday, tie entire lala. 90 # tie stOck of
stoves In he factory 379 Pearl IT, cons stins Of al
kinds aud sizes Of cooking parlor aud eicc stoves
ranges, 80. Sale e. commence at lOH O'Clock.
oil 2iB'lHg
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pECRUITS WANIED-FOR THIRD RE-
lNgment EIccl'or Br 'gade, Col. NELSON TAY-
LOR commanding, nov at Washington. A number
able loded men will I've received into this hns
gmett, and SCI Immediately On 10 TIE seAt tf war,
by applying 70 Lieut. PENNOCK, On Bro dwAy. A
nrw comIsny is forming for the regime ~ In which
Sergeant aud Curporals wa tel, besides =
nunber 81 mcu. Apply Chaml-rist. ocl6 g.
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4 UCTlON NOTICE

4 CCIlON NOTICE
"a LARGE SALE OVER nuh WORTH
liousciu old Wrtvuc. this tay, Thuriday, at lOI
O'Clock, at ~ WeU lot ~, rerr 9TH 'ompr :.
IuH Il ahcpsny sud ttgk sanut bureaus, 1. Il.
II ads, e. Wfs, t,bCs syta htis mirrors, Rius.es,
WitNl ami iug MIA - p"t' AID bedding vt cv"ry
,ie,,tipi uu, chiua, glass, cru,kuy, silver ware.
kLiv,s aud forks cutttius uigs ~; ais bisem iut
ld Kitchen uuu. s. \ GRIFFIN, Auerr ~
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personal NOTICES. -.

INFORMATION WANTED - II THIS
should tapre ~ cat h the eye Of the poIr uni r.
{ mate gin, ELLEN REGAN, who lett her husbl0d
y-.r ago, aud II the Wishes e. return him his
cllld she can Do ~ by addressing note 10 the
Broadway Post OHce. ID. 70
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AIJCr'R-wILL SELL

MI DUIUWT1, AIUT XVI I'd bELL
viitue ui chatel mortgage, tuc entire hpusonpld
fuIuiiure oarptts, p.rlur suts, tables, mantle ami
der mirrors, Ued.tra1a, bureaus, washsu,ndt, bed
tsndr, MIR matt 'ses l,uuger, onaitH, cha n,et
SUITS, 81 loks, glass vhre, crookefy, &c; lAemont
and KIT en- hiriitu.e. III
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD RNlrURE-
Drns morning, M O'Clock, at tho large house l2'
Wlyery Place. east ul 9th ave, consisting OF phrln,
10 ledTOoms aud dining rosm furniture, carpets,
oicloth glass, china aud silyerware, taJle cutlery,
Il terms cash IN ianSab'e money y. ROTH,
Aucti' nser. 30
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Ilmnitur', ills Afternoon 1T O'Clock, At "a sIth
ave- near Jefferson mUSet, insisting of carpets ~
hair matt asses, Dsds AID hsding sofas, chaits,
bedsteas, buTeSus, ices, Gu tains wa,hst. and.
and over bOO lots pi lIrnitute, glass; china and sill
yerwarc. By order cI l.. BRADY Airy for Mort
gAses. li
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN-THAr MY
Y wife Am NELls has let my bed aud board
"l the tn INST without Just cause or pr-yu alton,
tIotetpTe v hTu al y TSnns against trusting ar hs
boring ! ar On my account ~ will pay no debts o!
her crntractng. PATRICK kELls, Wasltuyt IA
ave, Br, oklyn. oil l'l3i
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MILITARY.

DAY or DECEASED SOLDIERS
promptly procured, by
4. SIMPSON, Attorney,
ol4 6'i'b Pine st. hAsem. mt, Nov York.
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IOnN IL RuRIEY- ALrCrInNEER-M

sell this day, at two o'clock, At 80 Cana It,
bureaus, b,sd,te.ls chArs tables, snlNs, s's hed,,
mirrors, ispst,r di brussels, g. ly And other
pets oil Iuths, matt'1ses, f. bedL crockefy gSss
Wate, kitchen fur tune, a.. y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


~ mtn, or two respectable young ladies', can Iva
accommodated with gud bosrd. ly inquring At
4ni North Second 81, Que door from Grabap ave,
Wiunpshurgh. ucia 6gs
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BOARDING A FEW YOUNG MEN
Dmtu can lc accummo dated with board aid plea.
ssnt ruCms. also young lsdies, at SO Fth Il.
ocl2 Pa 'l3G
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ltns day al lu4 tl'ck at the auction ltorc, igi
william Vt, 100 kegs DuLh herring, tea, coffee,
soap, ma ar, al, yormioeili, musard, prunes, lOe
boxes starch, prepared gpc.5l demJohns of liquors
v,ri 'us, sgats, Sc. Also At ~ u,lo'k, 70 pans
tn's galteIa Iut " clthinR, lAncy gnDls. g.. us
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4 PARTMENTSTO LET-CHEAP APART
facets On Sd ave, SCI and s69, let 5Gth and
51th rt; also In rear 1876, and stores in the new
SEES Ocil 2IaG'll3
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SEWING MACHINES TO LET--SINGERS,
- Wheslsr d Wilson's and Hows's. Also ladlss
taught 70 operate o. all kinds terms for All ~
prls,ce until perfect on work. Rsoommended "
work. aSf Henrya oA StAo'lSs
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o''orb, a general assortment Of nm cieened
pI,dg go, being pledged one year and upwards. Iy
order u WIN WEAVER Next sale Nov. IN. sci
DAWNBROKER'S SALE-A. NJ. Girls
TALAR VIII sell this day, at II O'Clock, a large
assortment Of mons Goth ug cunsistng Of beaver
aud pilot oyciuuais T. uck cua's IA rs, yc,tt, rem
rants, 81 IA, a.. By ode Of J. LYNCH Is Grand
st. 30
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RysPlOYmRyr-msIe.

DARBER wANTED-TO GO INTO TIE
ID country, one dcsirous Of improving hiinseii IN
wig making comfortable stuat on board N tne
house Apply At TAYLOkS lair restoring depot
as Broadway.
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DAWNBROkERS SALE-W. y. LEWIS
will sell, th. day, H % Chatham st, a large aud
yblla u ass rment ~ NOUS AMI wOme IS clothing,
remnants, quilts lankota, hp Is, shoai, &c, g..
SAILS /" comnl.uvo At 10 u'cl' *. by order Of J. -.
n !. SIMPSON G5