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State Convention.

State Convention.
The Republican State Convention.
which convened at Topeka, on Wednes-
day of last week, was attended by full
delegations from every County in the
State-in fact, number of the Counties
had several sets. to say nothing of proxies
innumerable.
The Convention opened stormy. The
contest was whether the Governor or
Congressman should be nominated first,
and much ill-feeling was engendered. 1t
was generally supposed. that if Leaven-
worth man should obtain the one. the
other Office would be given to another
section of the State. 1t was charged that
Mr.. Carney and his friends were bribing
delegates, and committee was appointed
to investigate the charge. The committee,
after short session, reported that there
was nothing to sustain the charges. and
read q number of sffidavits, showing that
great rascslity had been going on. and
others to prove that witnesses making the
aforesaid affidavits could not be believed
under oath. 1t is gratifying to know that
the impeachment committee. in this in
stance, was set to work before the nomi-
nation, which will relieve our prospective
Governor from the disgrace of having to
answer before Court of Impeachment.
F. P. Baker, of Nemaba, was Presi-
dent of the Convention; and n. r. Dut-
ton, Of Jefferson, D. B. Enmert, of Bour-
bon, and G. w. E. Griffith, Of Franklin,
Secretaries. Mr.. Baker was the candidate
of the friends of Mr.. Carney; and he
showed by his acts, that he was the Presi-
dent of that party; for the Carney dele.
gates spoke when they pleased. as often
as they pleased. said what they pleased,
and ranted away in order and out of Or
der. with perfect impunity; while dele
gates on the opposite side were gagged
down with little or no ceremony. The
talk was almost wholly monopolized by
James L. Mcdowell. U. s. Marshal, and
JAS F. Legate, U. s. Tax Assessor for
Kansas. When opportunity offered. Rus.
sell. of Donipban, Riggs, of Douglas.
Reynolds, of Bourbon, and Col. Jennison,
succeeded in sticking in . word edgwise
Trading was the order of the day. As
pirants sought to make combinations with
the friends of the strongest candidates for
the principal Offices; and some of them
tra,led once or twice too often, and at
length found themselves without capital
to so on, at the very time when they need
ell it. For instance, the Atchison dele
cation. accompanied by heavy lobby
influence, went down to play for big
stakes. and entered into combinations
contrary to their previous professions. brt
ocrsts and ex-Border- Ruffi.ns are the
wrong material to work upon Republi-
can Convsnt;on
Tn ,be r,.l;m;,.rv fob. c.,,.v
victorious. The Convention resolved to
rom;n,t. . Governor 6r,. and c.rns,
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Z re- Our friend, F. S. Rostock, Of
Oregon, will accept our thanks for some
Of the finest and most delicious peaches
and pears that it has ever been our fortune
to stick q tooth into.
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I Godey's Lady's Book, for Octo
ber, is received. In illustrations and rea-
ding matter, it sustains its well-earned
reputation. Philadelphia-@3 q year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-25

re- Arthur's Home Magazine. for Oc-
tober, has come to hand. 1t is the same
neat, pleasant and entertaining work that
we have been wont to peruse for years
past. Philadelphia-$2 . year.
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O9cspatios ef Harper,s Ferry By e.
erai Busnside-He Pursues the ne'
ess 10 MaYtinshurx.

fnLApEIPnIA, Sept. 9O.-Tbe Press Of ,a'
city, pubilshes . special dispatch dated M'0o-
town, lstb, giving the particulars Of the rs'0e''
patton ofHarpers Ferry by Bunsidss corp
The rebels retreated, leaving cannon -,
stores behind. and several hundred Of A''''
men not psroled. .yod 7n -,
The Fedssais ctossed on the bridges s'"
we're uninjursd, and pursued the rebels o."
nafsinsbgfe. zF7 .-rsl,f
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~ 1t is stated that T. P. Herrick has
been promoted to the Lieutenant. Colonel
cy of the Kansas 7tb. in place of D. R.
Anthony. resigned. When at Topeka.
last week. We were informed that Herrick
had resigned the position of Major Of the
regiment. and that the acceptance of his
resignation was then in the Governors
Office. s.- s-r u p
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

For Representative in Congress,
A. Q. WILDER,
OF Leavenworth.
For Governor,
THOMAS CARNEY,
Of Leavenworth.
For Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
OF Doniphan County.
For Secretary of State.
(AN ELOQUENT BLANK.)
For Auditor of State,
ASA HAIRcRoVE,
or Linn County.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM SPRlccS,
OF Anderson County.
For State Superintendent of PdbIic Instruction
ISAAC r. cooDNoW,
or Riley County.
For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
LAWRENCE b. BAILEY,
Of,Lyon County.
For Attorney General,
WARREN w. GUTHRIE,
Of Brown County.
For District Judge, Second Judicial District
ALBERT n. HORTON,
Of Atchison County.
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r. The Democracv ara talki

~ The Democracy are talking
loudly of running q State ticket, and
counting upon its success. In Leaven.
worth, we observe that we'll known traitors
are prominent actors in the primary meet
ings. We do no deny that many Demo-
Gratis are good Union men; but when .
party does not make loyalty test Of or
thodoxy. it is dangerous organization.
and needs looking after.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrants, which We will dispose
of at the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the above Counties, will save
money by using the Warrants.
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~ We have received several num-
bers of the Leavenworth Evening Bulle.
tin. Of which we spoke in our last. 1t is
a very neat and well conducted paper,
and has our best wishes for its prosperity.
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~ Tbev are expecting a big figt

v They are expecting big fight at
Louisville. Bragg has summoned the
city to surrender |; but Nelson. the COM
mander. couldn't zee it in that light, and
declined. Buell's army has arrived, and
the prospects are favorable for great
Union victory.
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From the Army in Virginia.

Brilliant Cavalry Skirmish General
Eweli's Body Guard Captured-Dridge
burning af Harper's sFerry-Rebels on
the ssSkedaddie.''
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ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY
RosECRANs MEETS PRICE Avn
ROUTN HIM, AND
Our Forces in Pursuit Of ths R.h.,.
Loss About 500 o, Each s;s.

Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Demo-.
CAr.o, Sept. 2o.-Another gloriou, ,r.'
has been achieved by Federal arms ,ro
east of Iuka. e'
Grant. forces met those of Price r.,,,.,
and to-day. and have whipped them ava
now in hot pursuit
The entire loss is estimated NJ am
probably about the same on each side
Grant and Price we're at the head ., Il
respective forces. e'
Yesterday, A. H., Gen. Rosecrans cou
ed moving from Rienzi towards Iuka. 10 ,.,
Price. who it was believed was march,.
cross the Tennessee at Muscle Shoals, ,i,t
intention ofreinforcing Bragg.
About o'clock in the afternoon b;s ,a,
came up with Prices pickets. and sk,rm;.s:'
Immediately co nmenced, and continual ~
night closel in, each army retaining i,s Do.s %'
through the night.
Early this morning the battle was ,ssr,,
and lasted several hours. The rebel, !, ,.a''
gave way in disorder and made n nsc;n;'.s
retreat.
Rosecrans pushed his advantage, and ia :,
close pursuit with the hope of capturing p,;..,
artillery.
Gen. Ord started from Corinth to reiDso,.,
Rosecrans ani Stanley, who was also in ,bs =.
gagement, but did not reach the ground in ,i-,
to render any service.
The operator at Corinth says the rebe, T..
Little is killed, and Gen. Whitfield wounds
We can get no further particulars to.pi,b,
"
DISPATCH FROM GEN. GRANT
IuKA, Mss, Sept. 2O.-To H. W. Han,,t
Generol-in- Chief: Gen. Rosecrans, with Sta,
ley's and Hamilton's divisions, and Mepu.,,
Cavalry, attacked Price south of this ,iI,,.
two hours before dark yesterday. They had,
sharp fight, lasting until night closed in.
Ord was to tho North with 5000 men and had
some skirmishing with the enemy. This non
ing the fight was renewed BY RosecaDs
who was nearest the town, but i. was tauDd
that the enemy had been evacuatiug durirg,b the
night. Hamilton's and Stanley's cavalry are
in pursuit.
The loss on either side in killed and wounded
is about 400 or 500. The enemy's lossin ,.Ds,
&c, will be large. We have go prisoners.
I have reliable intelligence that it was Price,
intention to move into East Tennessee. IN
this he has failed. Among the enemy's loss i,
Generals Little killed, and Whifiord wounded.
Prices force was about $4,000.
US GRANT, Major General.
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~ Still no ean for . County Con.
7ention. Is it to be . free 6ght?
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~ Madame Demoresf's Quarterly
Mirror Of Fashions. for the Fall season.
has reached us. This is the first number
we have seen. although entitled to receive
it for some time past. 1t is devoted ex.
clusively to Ladies' Fashions, and Is con-
Quoted by one who understands her busi-
ness. 1t contains illustrations of all the
latest styles Of dress. with full descriptions
of the same; and each number is accom-.
panied with one or more paper patterns
for cutting articles Of dress described in
the Mirror. Price. only 81 year. Pub
lished in New York.
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: H The Atchis6n Union has changed
hands. being now conducted BY Messrs.
Leland. Marion d Jackson. We don't
admire its mechanical execution, If the
copy before MS is fair specimen. When
We receive . copy that we can read. we
may be better able to Judge of its merits.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-09-25

] @ T. Dwight Thacher has again as
sumed control Of the Lawrence Republi.
iican. He is one of the ablest writers in
the State, and we anticipate the old inde-
pendent ring in the editorials of the Re-
publican.
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~ The Atlantic Monthly. for Octo-
Der. is on our table. The papers in this
number are generally very lengthy and
prosy, and, to our mind. not as interest
ing to the general reader as previous
numbers. Published by Messrs. Ticknor
& Fields, Boston. at 50 year.
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y ~ Col, Burris has been routing anG
scattering Quantities band, below Kan
sss City. killing and wounding several,
and capturing horses. wagons. q large
amount of arms and ammunition, and q
quantity Of dry goods and groceries that
had been stolen at Olathe. In the re-
rort, honorable mention is made Of Capt.
David's command.
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RaaeseA Inyestnest of CharIestos'

: keoesea Investnent Of ChaT'esso
-. WAsmxoros. Sept To-
= Il : not known in official quarters
recently reported. that Cbsr'sssos ~, =.
ossn invested, Dos that there is samsc q
tores IN that vicinity to nsks such %
tort sueceesful. gaa5 i14i
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~ President Lincoln has issued a
proclamation. declaring that the Emsn-
cipation and Con6scation acts shall be
enforced, If the rebe!lion does not cease
BY the first Of January next. Perhaps he
is coming to the conclusion that Horace
Greeley was not far ont of the way. when
he asked him to do this very thing.
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EB The Topeka Tribune says that
NJ. F. Conway expresses his determin-
alton to support an opposition State tick
ct. In that event. NJ. F. Conway would
bite his own head of, and be hung up to
dry for ever and ever. 1t requires men
of heavier calibre than he. to submit his
claims to Convention and then Dol, it's
action, and win laurels or preserve popu.
larity at the game.
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y The SHORTER CArEcHsN.-Ths Troy
newspaper says the Senators elected this
Fall. will have United States Senator
to elect; and then proceeds TO catechiss us
a. to whom We will vote for II No are
elected to the Senate. We confess to ef-
treme Ignorance. (being entirely unprofes-
sional. and bad got . notion into onr
head that as Lane was elected in 1851,
and drew the short term Of four yeara.I his
term will expire on the 4th Of March.
1865. and that the Senators and Repre-
sentatives to be elected in 1864. will
have the vacancy to GIL. In that case.
We had concluded not to vote for
Lane. ''nor any other man." and if
the editor of the Patriot is elected
to the State Senate. We suspect he will
do about thessme. He may call this dodg-
ing the question. but whenever be proves
that We are not correct. We may give him
. more definite snswer. We do not feel
disposed to submit ourselves to lengthy
cross examination upon improbsbilities.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
"A For Holhekeep AMI OF Fine Furniture
Two Il CANT inn SUITS of wood
SJeiiuJ taree-c0lored bro
CAFE.
Siatuary marble top Centre AMI Pier Tables
Spienulh rose sood Piino.urt' no ana Cover;
MAGNIFICENT EHa.ere., rica @ ps,s,
Bionzes olAinagy ani beautiful
PaIlor Ornaments Vases SC, &C,
THIS tTt ESDAY) MORNING, AT II O'CLOCK
at the I'VE story resi- ence l5s Ne Tw rst street
tween seventh an T. ghtl avenues.
10 be removed nmed atey cnsis of magnificent Eliza
behan EaSeres marble op Cen sud Pier Tables
rosewood octave Panoforie, 500 with Cabinet
anu Cover: Tour elesan III NJ ule Mirrors, and
Brackets; Damask IN ac rtans, rich French Shades
solid rosewood Patior Suit In clte walnut In French
reps; LadI's Esctoirp walnut retes
Br mes, elegant Etage and Manttl Vases Paran and
Basque Ornaments, win aluabe collection Paintings
Chandeliers Corner Eas,ies Turkish Lounges Chairs
TO match
Dining Room Chambers and library
Fourteen feet oak Extension Table oak Dining Chairs.
marble top Bahe. rich French Bohemian China Tea
Sets &c. to mat III tbrouh bout; Ivory Cutlery Silver Ware
Casters Urns, Spoons, Forks. crystal glass
Gobets, Champ gnes ana Wines with complete
mtnt Of rich cut glass; rosewood Bedseas superior Hair
ana spring Mar Oval Mirrors CHAMBER suits bronze
no Ks SOFAS Lounges spring Seat and Cottage Chairs,
Rockers rd Tables elegant Beds anu Beddng Brussels
rosewood and mahogany Chamber and FUN not
enumerated,
n Especial attention is called to this sale, the furn
ture is as good and viii be percmpory sold Cata
iogues house. Reliable will be attendance TO cart,
pack or ship the goods for purchasers
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THIGH BRIpGE.-A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND
ii Invitation Hop win take place At Woodblne Cots
Al o'clock Tenth street 81 AMI Harlem At O'Clock
Fare from slip, Is cents from Harlem to High Bridge
AGENTS. Returnna will leave High Bridge at 30 A. M
BIN event Of The above wil be postponed until
Shs arss ina evening aAMUEL BR0UGHTON.
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EDWARD sCHENCK AuCTrONEER
~ ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
sUrERB FURNITURE.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, on Wednesday, june II, al ii
O'Clock at his saesrooms 1888 Broadway Perempory sale
Of all the elegant Furniture now y the store order of
EUGENE FAuRE, Assignee.
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nANIEI, A. MATHEWS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
H. this day (Tuesday) I0 O'Clock, at his salesoo, ID
Nassau street, a large and general assortment Of
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,

PIER AND OVAL MIRRORS, GAS FIXTURES. &C.
Consisng part elegant oak and walnut Bedroom Suits
Dressing Bureaus Wardobes Parlor Suits Centre Tables
walnut and oak Extension Tables Bullets Dining Chairs
Lounges Brussels and Ingram Carpets French plate Pier
Mirrors Gas Chandeliers Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Bolsers, Pillows enamelled Chamber suits, walnut and
mahogany Secretary and Library bookcases Eagere Book
stands, Haracks Washsands, Stair Carpets, &C. Goods
how're adv al examination.
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EXCURSIONS.

in steamer CROTON, Capt James A. Dumont win re-
sumo her regular trips WEDNESDAY, June Is 1861 For
particulars see advertisement next week.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-M. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
IA Elegant Household Furniture.-M. Is. CHAPMAN,
Auconee viii sell al auction, this day. Tuesday, June TO-
at the dence No 70 West Twenty street, Sixth
and back walnut Parnr and Chamer Furniture covered
brocatl reps Eageres Bookcase Chess and Centre
Iatles rosewood Piano Stool Cover; Musc Rack
Brussels Carpet, Rags, Paintings, Vases, Ornaments
coth Dressing Bureaus yedsteads Wa.hsands, hair and
spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Mirrors Counter
panes Sheets Chairs, Sofas, Rockers, ilet Sets. Eoy
Ohas Lounges black walnut Extension Tables, Drawing
Room Chairs elegant assortment oil crystal and Ruby,
Glassware Table Cutlery, Silver Ware, Table Linen China
Tea Sets Engrayings Bronzrs Satuary, &c also large
assortment oil Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sac
o'clock this afternoon Deposits required o. all
purchasers Sale po itive without regard weather.
B-House to let low rent; possession immedi-
atey Inquire OF j. 4. STONEALL, Fulton street,
Herald onice
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A UCTION NOTICE-BY WILLIAM IRVING, AUG
Ationeer SAMUELOSGOOD son will sell, At their sales
S. Cedar street. "wednesday June H. at
10Y oco:k large assortment OF Household Furniture. Ma
hoAany SUIT plush; Arm Chairs, rosewood Suit in
brocael; seat Arm Chairs mahogany Dining Tables,
mahogany blacx and rosewood Bedsteads carved
mahogany Suit ha roth Lounges Brussels aud In rain
Carpes Lace Curtains oak Standing Desk 81. frame Man
tel Mirror 81 ting Desks Feather Beds, Hair Mattress
4 Baker Sewing Machine.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

WIDOW LADY, WHO HAS A FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
am nvln, ~ aoae, would like to rem. some OF her
hoons 70 gentlemen ladies' with without Boari. Loo
calon, Eighth street. Address Madame Schascel Herald
oniCe.
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M. Il. CHAPMAN.
IA. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TU2E,
PAINTINGS, STATUARY,
PIANOFORTE DRAWING ROOM SUITS
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOF0RTE
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS
OAK AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE, &C.,


A UCTION NOTICE.-E. ROTH, AUCrIONEER.
n An extraordinary oppnrtuuty for
Hot SEkEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD tURNITURE
BRUSSELS AND THREE PLY CARPETS,
AT public auction.
this day June 10. at elegant furnished residence
llY West Sth between 5th and 9th sale
mencing II oelo precisely consisting very handsome
Carpets solid Paror SUIT cover.d in
cate solid black walnut u covered in silk reps and
harc.oth; Turkish Chairs ana Lounges Reception Chairs
twenty day bronze Clock rich CHINA and Paran Vases
Paintings Lc Curtains, Etageres. with
back and oors veiye Rugs elegant rosewood and mahosa
Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands, Hair Mattresses
Bedding. Spring Seat and Cane Seat Chairs Rockers
Beds Lounges marble top Tables, Bureaus Washstns
Tea and Extension Tables twelve oak Dining Chairs
BILE top Buffet Class China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&c, dc. Sale positive rain shine.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEFR COUNTERS, DESKS
NJ Gas Fixur Stoves, o. Thursday. June H. at
O'Clock, at li2 broadway third our lot OF Counters
Presses, Stoves Fixtures, Dusks, &c.
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MAKHIAUE H1BTOKY Oh
IL Cene ation--A private married persons
those about marry both male aad female Frederick
Hock NJ d. author aud lecturer upon the Physiology and
Disesses OF the enerave Organs enrrav.
inrs and colored plaes 2O0h edition, enlarged and
IMPROVED and present day Price Al
Sent by mall postage paid on receipt Of the price W.
gTRON0 p,fisncr % Nassau street, n Y. by an
bookseers and newsdealcrs In the United States and
Canadas Also other works ythe send
for catalogue Tie only OF the Kind pub.
iished Medicai journal. Dr. Hocks ONCE Is $40 Broad
Wav Hours 10 TIL daily except Sundays. Boz 5000 Post
0Ic Special attention only 10 those peculiar de-
scribed Ia his well known books and lectures
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reward win he given when returned to Isi East Twelfth
street. WIN. KEMEYS.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CONSIDERED GOOD
N looking would like TO correspond with some lively
young lady with view TO matrnony; who for the
Union o man. preferred Any young lady who Is pref
accomplished ardent and loving may address, enclosing
de visite Frank Williams " Miller Jennns
box V Broadway Post Office.
MATR1MMoNY MADE EAsy-wTTH INSTRUCTIONS
M for cuurng In order to win the affections of the oppo
site ~ Illustrated Sent
20 cents \. r. RINK, 81 Bc.kman street.
THE ADVERTISER, A PUG.NosED INDIVIDUAL
with orange colored hair and lemon tinted beard, will
consider prepaid proposals
dressed Nobodys Nephew Williamsburg Post oce NJ r.
Preference given 70 proposals accompanied by cards
vske.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
n TURE, CARPETS,
ROSEWOOD PARLoh SITS, FER CLASSES &C.

will sell this DAY uesday at o1 lock- At saesroom 70
Nassau street, petwe John and Fulton consisting ele
rosewood and walnut Paor Suits covered in rocael
and reps mahogany and walnut DO, in hair cloth; gilt
frame French Pier Gsses; Brussels Tapestry and
Velvet Carpets Secretary and Library Bookcases Extension
stands, BedsteAds Hair Mattresses Paasses Lounges,
Canton Mating, &c The whole TO be peremplory sold
fha hinhn dder
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r OST.-FIvE DOLLARS REwARD-A GOLD PENCIL
II and Pen; en- raved IL IN. 70 r., LOOT" The
ward will DO paid application to j. r. Cole Fifth Avenue
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90 REWARD-LoST, on SATURDAY JUNE T. A
epA small Account Book containing OF horse
time. The finder returning the same ~ 20 Old slip Il
Pell street. will receive the above reward.
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ASTROLOGY.

A BONA FIDE PSYCHOLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE
n depend on IL Nine WILSON. who tells the object
pf enter She tells the past
and future your c and you Of dangers and
brings out of the most perous undertakings n
B-Cecbrated magic charms No 189 Allen street. between
Houston and Stantsn streets the bakery Charges
ladies' gentlemen, 80 cents.
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HENRY WOOD. INSTRUMENTATION WOOD 4
- CO., No. 10 Nassau street VIII sell this day Cues
day. l0 A. NJ large aid choice collection of fuchsls,
Roses, Geianms aud Summer Towering Pants. AL OF
which
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UCTLON NOTICE-DAvID d. EGAN AUCTIONEER,
IA Will sell this day. at 35 Canal street, at O'Clock Deco
Mtresses piIlass.s BoIst.rs Phi ows sofas fo,nn a.
Tete aTetes mahogany and other Bedstexds Bureaus,
Chairs, Tables large Pier GLASSES, marble Slabs Bracx
Stair Capts second Land Ingram. Threeply and Brus-
sells Carpets. Mantel Ornaments &C.