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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-28
RELIGIOUS Noiice.

isaac R. and Phebc r. Clifford, the lattef
Minister Of the Society Of Friends, from
New England, appoints meeting for Divine
Worship to be held at the Methodist church
at n o'clock, Sabbath evening, the goth
inst, to which the public are respectfully
invited.
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PERsoNAL.-We had call from Bro. Me-
lick. Of the Eddyville Star, few days ago.
We were happy 10 learn that the prospects
Of the Star are good. tits spicy, weil-con-
ductel paper, and deserves success.
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HoRss STEALING. -Thcre seems to be Z
wholesale business in the horse stealing line
going on in this county. We hear of ten
stolen in one night, Friday Of last week, in
the vicinity Of Alpine. A poor widow wo-
man named Been, lost one, loss she could
lily afford.
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DRowNED.-A son Of John Rogers, living
near Village Greek. Polk Township, in this
county, was drowned in the creek while in
bathing, one day this week. He was buried
on Thursday.
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REPAiRs CoHPLErsD. -Messrs. Hunter,
Sewers 4 Co.. have completed the repairs
upon the City Mills, and are in operation
again. The brand Of this Mill has become
famous throughout this region, and we are
glad TO 80 them enjoying inefsqpd facilities
to meet the demand upon them.
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PorTERY.-This important branch Of manu-
featuring has been started in this city, by
j. P. Williams & Co., at the corner of W ash
ington and Third SITS, the old Aldridge prop.
erty. The pr0prietors are experienced and
skillful workmen, and will do a large and
profitable business. The spe linens of their
work we have seen, speak highly IN its
praise. II is their purpose to manufacture
the American White Ware" AS soon as the
necessary preparations can be maoe.
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SHIrPED.-Fiffy car loads Of stock was
shipped form this station, over the B. 4 NJ.
Road. Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
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vUlO THE NERVOUS AND CONSERVATIVE OF
il both sexes. A Retired Clergyman having been
restored to he h In few days, after many years Of
great SUFFERING is willing to assist others By sending
(free) the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope,
. copy Of the prescription used. Direct the REV.
JOHN N. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
NY. June IA, 1862-4m
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The Confessions and Experience ol
an Invalid.

TDUBLIsHED for the benefit and warning and
q caution to young meu who suffer from Ner,
pous Debility, Premature Decay, &c supplying at
the same time the means of Selt-Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical Imposition and quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed Envelope. SINGLE COPIES
may be had of the author, NArHAMEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y. March 20, 1s62-y
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vUVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
j SUFFERER.-Published as . warning, and FOR
the especial benefit OF Young Men, and those who suf-
ture decay, &C., &C., by who has cured himself
by simple means after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience through the of WORTHLESS med
icnes prescribed by learped Doctors Single copies
may be had OF the author, G. A. LANBERr, ESQ.,,
Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed enve lope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.,,
May %, '622m Greenpoint, Long Island, N. Y.
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IcE.-There is no sense in doing without
the luxury of Ice, when it can be had Of
Brown. Of the City Meat Market, in any
quantity, for nero trifle daily.
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NHw YoRK, juno ~. 1T 10 stated on the
authority Of passengers from wsstP Point to-
day, that President Lincoln arrived q Coz
ssn's 1Ietet At an early. hour this evening.
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Recruiting al Ottumwa.

"Mr. w. H. Clifton, of this city, has been
appointed general Recruiting Officer at this
place. Those wishing to enlist in the new
Regiment, rendezousing at Clinton, or in
any other Iowa Regiment, viii report to
him
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RAIs.-We seldom knew more rain to fall
at one time, than fell on Tuesday night, A
foot or more Of solid water is the lowest esti.
mate. The river rose about Ave feet in as
many hours. 1t has now cleared of, and
the river is falling
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Yotal Notitr.s
TIME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ELLIOT,S IMPROVED ssPEARLn
SEWING MACHlNE-WHAT THE
PAPERS SAY OF 1T.
We have seen nothing we like so well.
IN. Y. Independent.
In these hard times it is just the thing.
Detroit Free Press.
Cheaaness and utility combined. Mil
waukee News.
AS good as the best and cheaper than the
cheapest Journal.
We fully recommend it-Chioago Times
No family, however poor, should be with
out it-State Journal
So simple. aud working so admirably, it
must be great favorite. -Chicago Democrat
For $40, yet perfectly reliable. We have
seen nothing to compare with it in price and
quality.-Toledo Blade.
ELLIor's IMPROVED "PEARL" SEWING MA
CHINE, OF which the above are commendatory
notices, is for sale wholesale or retail in Chi
cago, by Geo. F. Collins d Co., who are the
North- Western Agents. / m.
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THE Pork HoUsE.-The Messrs. Ladd,
proprietors Of the Pork House in this city,
will add. the present season, to the present
extensive building, an addition 30 by 100
feet They have heavy contract for hams
for the English market, and require the pro-
jected addition for. that branch Of their bu-
siness.
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AT HoME.-Robert P. Caldwell, of Com
pany I, First Iowa Cavalry, of this place, is
spending few days at home, and we were
all rejoiced to see him. He is in fine health
and spirits, after fifteen months experience
In camp, portion Of the time in the End
Iowa Infantry. When he left, his company
was at Butler, Benton county. NO., but
are now at Nevada city, in the next county
below. They are near the western border.
The boys were well when Mr.. Caldwell left.
Capt j. w. Caldwell with his own and two
other companies Of his regiment and CON-
pany Of State Infantry is looking after the
Union cause in Vernon county,
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Wool Carding,
SPINNING, PULLING,
WEAVING,
AND
CLOTH DRESSING.

IT shall be prepared on or about Monday, May 18th,
to do alkinds Of work In my line In the very best
manner and upon the shortest notice. Having large
amount Of new and improved machinery, i can give
complete and prompt satsfacton to all who may "a
vor me With call.
Those who live 1t . distance willnow besaved the
trouble andioss Of time In making two trps for their
Rolls, and II they wish them spun they can have Il
done by stopping one night.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed ON me
for the past ten years. at Agency City, respectfully
solicit Continuance Of the same at 0ttumwa know
ing thatI am better prepared to do work shorter
notice and better than heretofore.
JOHN ZULAUF.
0ttumwa, May Is. 1se2-M
(Bioomdeld Clarion, Eddyville Star, and Keokuk
County Nsos copy to amount Of % and send billst
this once.
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THE 4ah IN POnT RICHMOND.

THE 4ih IN POnT RICHMOND.
A Basket Celebration of the 4th Of July
will he observed Of mile west of Port
Richmond, with an invitation to everybody
to attend and participate. An Grafton will
be delivered by E. L. Joy, ESQ. and the
Declaration Of Independence will be read by
Rev. A. H. Smith.
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TIE BAPTIST FEsTivAL.-The Festival held
at the Court House, on Tuesday evening, by
the Ladies Of the Baptist Church, to aid in
erecting their place of worship, was perhaps
the most successful occasion Of that kind of
the season, at least so far as the numbers in
attendance was concerned. The room was
crowded by ladies and gentlemen, large
number of them from the country. The
decorations ofthe room, were in admirable
taste. The Aspinwall Family favored the
company with some excellent n1sic, vocal
and instrumental. The "Red, White ar d
Blue" was sung in excellent taste, and was
rapturously received.
The gross proceeds, we learn, were about
$4,000
just before the proper time for staid and
sober people to 60 home, it commenced rain
ing, or rather pouring, with frequent fash.
es oflightning, and almost constant thunder.
1t soon becoming apparent that it was a
storm rather than shower, the major por-
ton of the company started for home, but
how they got there, we can only answer for
two. We imagine, il Prof. Nunamaker
could have brought his new and improved
instrument to bear on the town at the mo-
lnent of one Of those flashes of lightning,
the scene would have been rich, rare,
and entertaining. 1t was some consor
lation that the light was fitful and brief, and
the spectators few. Every street loading
towards the river was torrent, roaring,
boiling, and foaming, like so many Niagaras.
We have heard of no casualties, and don't
expect to the "least said the soonest mend.
ed" The wiser portion of the party took
lodgings for the night in the Court House,
and "went home with the girls" in the
morning.
We like these Festivals. They bring a
good many agreeable people together, pro-
mote sociability, and help many good objects,
besides furnishing mos' admirable market
for small change.
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Co farmers clio Oilers.

Z MEXICAN INSTITUTE PRENlUMs.-
N The American Institute of the city Of Sev-i ork VII
award fy Premiums eOaal'ius u Cold aa4 s'es Med1a
During the year lbVS
Tie following has been referred - the Farner Cuo n
anime sad port rou the merits tho erices p,esenet
Fc The best Miaie "Aes.. variety ,qui - Mel'er
rau,4 busAol t. b. exhibited, silver r the Det
Ssfu. " heat. new Variety .u<eror % rry d,-n'n1td
QUO 1sAc " bc esil.teI oliver medal tl- b~ft Oas.
VARIETY saperiar - any cultivated ole hu,hg D. ef'
hbi ed silver urd l1 The bst g., olive es O. Ed CoTn,
eaius early AAd pfodicns q. letss two 20 Toe 'tAh
sg urda t.r tse best eoS q se0ius 4''e' eia1 .
TOO Peach Nv IN quality 20 the table. and ipeas ear ~
silver Tor tha best seed rg Fear, 'ifr lr.a w
The beet Seeding App- silver Geda oT he be-. seeaiHr
ar, aiodal Tor tie best kssay On 80 eaAas
the Tear medal for the best EssaJ ca thr ca ia'e
tie Prscs silver medal 1r the bet Ess4s o. th" culture o.
The Grage both under sas ard o4t o. doo' s'd M
the ks.ay ctarc Of ths ,tswatff = cf urln
lr tht Essay on -Ae ggesosA1n Of ls4 fi'.' 80
rc,al os tle beet pan o. psessfvns F.a r- ~ ,-,,
lsto ,ivr medal Tor tho bes rsy o. e nF :.
A. arasls 81 yer n~al, ior tht be- 10y on ~
Auluals. silver medal. fsr tn bees --ssaS "a
medal: FOR the best mode Il Dram tc."Ni N"' ~ =
E.say the ,ade OF tae sane On toe " lo' s' " sr
pc Ges avn, 81 % s'ssesnAs ',ss ~ ,-sst,bes
ulsiai tire bcs. Desi. foga fssons ho's ~
prap,ss' ing. raising ,edsrs' Sc al mee &c ~ 80
large s'es meirl o. me pest si'iI. NJ 81 IN eoa
the 0ap-. wnch can be sioId-d =. - ie 49,. lin
medal. fol hes. t0fn-SLe.cr thAt VII - s''' -
sse. medal for TIC boot fVTao" 81" ~ INNS ,,ru-
iirl g.e slycI sda. TOT any lnp oieirh % ~ "a.
mont saali-d to The arm sna 'ule' y. ~ ecrirsIt,b e
goo medal. ihr . arsand 'esta9rs VIZ u 20 law II
clhis.i al the rsfl4rfs Clue Ga fu".a'S. '",.r Win
Those ri entillr' 70
ba,ou,r thr uropelty OF tue Institute w be d'vu
a. tie tarlne.. Clue The New Ss-dls ks1' ma'1 P.v
sule.rat nent warrant q cir grueisl
- -. N AN In,eune o. tho cub The f.'ss,
Nh n ma b. prr.e Ted previous 10 the l,t Giy o. ia,
bef should 70 de.isnari Wy nor De pune ~. Of he
90 Ia AZ ibcd y, an enye,opo. iucosipg toe IONS
,utnor After the have DECIDED ugoh tIo57 ~.
zoe pc num- the rejected essays be Ietline' Poo
thor, thsm seeo.ifanyins sS,of.s sss Of tno
rnos snl e..sSs Will De pa9lhel IN TIE ~ in the
American Institute cat the cop, rights WI fens o'sok
,u,.or, Tie Farmers Gao ever laes-F 80 Tnou.
~ m a, tao rooms OF the nsti.ote In the th,e
,arculAs containing foI icaA's nay DC 1sl
a ~ lu.ntu,c No = Cooper zion n.y., Sec.
.honla be- adire,.el Prot Jss ksn~lcA RasI Of
r,,.s, o. tls Auiocsn In-tiiae ~ od, ~ h,,ru,sa
Mansssls JAS u p"b'''
Jons W. CH,NBsRs Secretary -.s-ra
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Ncw publications.
g,1IE ITNTTED STATES TAX LAW,

rg,HE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
NOW READY.
.h,., n q, maze, on fine .nlte paper. Beside the
an Ill &, uo,d f.. accordance with the original
,.,, s It Alphabetical Reorganization Of every
~ . De taxed by the law and the amount Of tho tax TO be
eyied thereon This renders complete AID convenient
rs It is possible TO make it.
frice cents postpaid; 81 per 100 II sent by expem e9
per 100 il by mail Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
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HENRY C. sCRIBNER, AUCTIoNEER.

MAGNIFICENT ORIGINAL MODERN OIL PAINrIEG5
H. &. SCRIENER will - IN on WEDNESDAY,, DC. q,
NJ II o'e1cs n At his Gallery. tdoHn. S'lesfoom. NO.
~ Susaust large COLLECTION o. OIL pAinilN4S ~
To best American artists contributed the nseyes for LIS
The above sG. postponed rpia tho u Oct' on
scc7ur. Of the iacernency OF the wel.her
Tire eboyc p,iiuss exhibition, with catalogue
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4. ". MgEwIx. Auc'ione-l.

l. ". TRRwIy. Auc'ionccL
DY BANGS, MERWIN s. Co., Irving Build.
ing. nos. 81 and s9G Neutrality-suspicious. Of Books sa
tonsgy Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy 0ooGs Furniture kc
MONDAY EVENING. Oct g. atf1clock
PRIVATE LfBRARY-Of choic, Eugish ard American
Books comprsrg variety OF the best editions Of Standar
works In ns bndings and including books snd
uisceIlaReons litsrstare. Aiso MAhOGsGY bOOhChsE.
SFCrEIAEY HGkEAU LIbNAHY CNAIN. NC
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Drp 6ooSs.
- Ii. MACY,
IL. r. H. MACY, ,,,cv

Il. H. MACY R. H. MACY.
Nos eel and 2os sixth Av.nu.
KID GLOVES.
Now receiving Of ORR OWN TNPORTATlON,.
GOO don Ledi,s' BEST QUALITY Kid Gloves 70 etnu
pair warranted equal every respect to any PLAIN Nia
| IL the city. -,
| loo don. L.die, BEST GUILTY. hid oioves H H.
BRoDEREp IN EyERY GoLoRo y - Ia ras CiTY.
Ribbons.
Row OPENING FROM AUCTION;
100 CARTONS FALL STYLE HAT hibbO"9'
| 81 Ribbons now selling az -,
ii Ribbons now selling at 10.
| 81 Ribbons now ceilings 81
| 81 Ribbon, ceiling &, 3I6 rndH.
100 F c9RroSs NJ CORD EDGE Trimming Ribbons,
sgsSS oi1EfIrY q cents spsee u,nsl pnee el
| lc0 CARTONS No CORD fDOE IilAMinp Mp ia,
BoNs. BEST QUALITY 80 een.. apiece usual p''fs "''
100 CARTONS Pllin AID C.ed Edge Hat Rib5sn' = very
Pyslpy width hes, quality Black vslse, Ribbons.
| Fancy Edge velvet Rib'oa-
| honnei vcivet. all the desirable shades.
Bonnet 81 T.. Lining SIX. Grapes, &c 80 ,,,,.nc
CLEANING SALE or FRENCH FLOWERS.
REAL FRENCH Flowers Il a a boneh wodh ~
ZEAL FRENCH Flowers a. ~ bunch. WORTH y,
REAL FRENCH Flowers at &c. Dnbch worth u.
REAL FRENCH Flower; at SC. & bnleh worth ~.
oeuins Feathers in great variety, Head Dis'so' keshe'
EMBROIDEEIEs AND LACEs.
i,oT hGHSk THREAD LAoEs. .n widths. very low.
Thread V,ils Ba1es Cold Point Lac, tolIa lses
b,oBd~ Lsce, Pu.cne Lsee Vail, every yaeJ Trimming
100 Treneh Secalev7ork Sets. from A. up.
Loo Sviss Needles ora SETS iroU ~ up.
fNshNfs ' EE !. wHIsTs and DRESSES
isey with NEEDLEwoRK TRIMMINGS and ~
SEKlIEDs, hkEDLbHCHA BAADS, tLOONI-
I0i TO- Mise Linen gisr. from suction very low.
ltt0 d0z. Laaicf Linen Hisis., ~ : worth ~.
Loo dcz L.es' Linen hdAi.. selling ~ 81 doz worth
1coo dos LsGie.' Linn Hdks .,lin; at 1871 doz. :
500 dos Ledi.,' HEN-surcH LINEN HDKFs., q
ceut each. vory lns goods .of th; nJIey.
800 d,z HEM-sllfCH ADhFS., closns a. ~ eSss }
lct doa. WIDE hGM-sTIrcH HDXFs.. very low.
YANKEE MOTIONS;
Fsn stock YANKEE NOTIONS, FANCY FANS, HAIR
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Every Width FINE FLAh >ELj It OLD PRICES
All made, OPERA FLAt NILS. , .,..
Full Ene JACONEI. SWISS, aud BOOK MUsLiNs at
Old pie Also. i,ASsOOAs, BISHOP Lawns Ll.tEn
lCAMbKNS LINEN LAWNS, f!sid and sHiptd .AA'
tu line B.rs eli Mullins Lining Cambrics, Canton FIaD'
pes Se E. low - ean oe io1nd IN the cry; ,r,,s
LACE CuNtAlNS CURTAIN MUsLIN5 49,,
SWISS ilOUNED MuSLlNs. Dor lid MyoLiHS
LINN 1OWELlN6S, NAfhlnS. snd I5Of IL So,
LINEN DA.iArkr. bc.t macs, SulhAA4'p LA.'1-'Si
| eItsa quality oii!AiIros, &C.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Heavy Cotton HOSIERY. Fleece-iined DO.
MElasO HcelLltt, tIH noe rircSs-lincd slbh sns
CLOTH Gov -. in sysy stsle ara qusity.
HOODS skArlNo-CAPS. SONfA0S. &c. -
Esefy ,iss AID Ip,y LADIES'. MISSES, and 0ENTb
' L.s.,.' n.ssap UNDKRCLorHING. BoA quality
bDsE COA>ETf
Cls-t.., line nAL'ioEAL SKIRTS IN ths city. Best
ql..ily HOOF SKIRTS, -. X h. 3i.lCf'
no. - ana ? . tta-iv-. two d0os' belo" l'ih-,
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NOR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, at rcdac-
4 zion in price, Call ut $500, =. H.,
Corner VI ib-st
FOR Carries DE VISITE, reduced, cell At
CKOWEN'S, No. tJj Broadway.
Corner Of %th-S.
FOR ALL THE LATE PUBLICATIONS. oAl al
CKOWES'S, No. CD Broadway.
Conner II 4ih-s..
FOR THE BEST CARD ENGRAVING erd PAINTING
cali =; CkOWEN's, NO. co Broadgey,
Corner II h-st
FOR FASHIONABLE WRITING PAPfR 40 ENVEL-
OPS cali a. CROWEN'S, No. 69l Broadway,
~ ' Conner Of 4h-s..
B-MONOGRAMS ia style unsurPssssJ ca, 70 .. ieF
- CkOWENS.
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CONTENTS OF FANTINE.

.. First Sketch OF two equi-
vocal Faces.
3. Tie Lark.
hook FIFTH.
!. History Of at improve
mout In Jet-WoIk.
2. Madeleine.
,. Moneys deposited with
L.h.te.
{. Monsieur Madeleine In
Mourning.
:. Vague Fl.sles In tbs Hor-
lion.
G. Father Farchclevent.
7. Feucheleveut becomes 0
Gardener at Psr,-.
G. II dame Nieturniea
spends Thirty Francs
ca Morality.
3. Success OF Madame VIE
tumien.
10. Results Of he Success.
III. Chu- rs nos libersVit.
ll2. The id'enoss OF Monsieur
Bamatanois.
lla Sou ion Of some e-es-
lions OF Municipal Po-
lice.
IAnrr cINTrI
/ l. The Beginning Of the Re<.
2. How Jean can become
Champ
! EOON SEVENTH.
!. Sister Simplics.
2. Shrtgdness Of Master
Scsuifiaiie.
3. A Tempest IA G Brain.
4. Forms assumed by suffer
ing during sleep.
5. Cos IN the Wheels.
8. 81. - Sinpl.ce pas to the
| Proof.
7. The Traveller arrives and
provi 80 for his Retain.
9. Admission by Favor.
8. 4 Place wheIe Convictions
ore In tns way OF BENG
formed.
Ito. The system Of Denegs'
tons
III. Champtrsfhieu more aee
more sstonished
BOOK flGH IN.
/. In what mirror NJ. rlade-
ieino looks at his Hair.
?. Fsntius happy.
,. Jave.t ssiished.
:. Authority resumes ~
| Rights
5. 4 lifting Tomb.
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Groceries sro i)roplslcn5.


(tLARET WINES and BRANplasti, s irDa
OPAUL w CoNlHCR, MOSop' ""a w
WSY,-ntea ,.,ie,y pore Fer sale b., 1,,,or,.,
j. "'A"N ~ 2o3 Cana,.st, ~ Y.
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Urn GOODS.
Sales bp Auriloll.

A VANDERPOOL, Auctioneer Sale of
IN elegant Household FURNITURE at Public Auction,
on MONDAY Oct s. at pivate residence Of M Middleton,
esq Ne. l3 IVES, 2jds near ohav at lof O'Clock com.
br.nz -oewood nshogany aud psror chamber
aud dining furniture paintings sauay ver"are, &c.
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PssrAcA
BOOK FIRST.
I. NJ. MyfieL
2. NJ Biyne! becomes Mon
se.snrur Bi-nvens.
4 Good sisbo Herd Bish-
opns.
4 WoiAs answering Words.
b How M1n.eigneur bIeu'
vrnu made Mis- CsssosS
last 50 long.
s. How 10 protected hls
House.
7. CT vgtie.
8. At-r Dinner Philosophy.
o. TIE Brother portrayed oy
tue Sister.
10. The rishop In the presence
sf on Unknown Light
IL. > Qualification.
Il. Solitude Of Monseigne1
sisnv IN.
IA What be believed.
a. What he Thought
BOOK SECOND.
I. Tire Night of a Day
Ifa~p
2. Prudence commended {
Wisdom.
;. The hcroisn OF fsssiv
Cbrt.en
4. Some .ecoant OF Che Dc
Ties Of Pontuies.
5. TIauq1ii.ty.
. JeHl Vatican.
:. The Oep'hs OF Despair. =.
.. The Waters and q
Shadow.
9. New ,iriefs.
h. The Men Awskea
n. What he does.
l.. The Bishop at Work.
IL. Petit Grrvsis.
BOON THIRD.
I. Tie Year 1917.
2. Double Qgstuor.
3. -Four 20 -Four.
q. .holomyes il - uie-'
that he sings a SpaDli
Song.
s. AZ Donbsrca's.
s. a Chapter OF SeifAdmh
ti0s.
:. Tine Wisdom Of Tho
ny es.
O. DeaiL Of e Horse.
o. Joynas eUd Of Jov.
BOON FOURTH.
l. One Mother meets su0the
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NRAND OPENING
" NEW FALL GOODS
CHARLES HEARD CO.'S,
Ec. Sal Grand..t
MEN SILKS. NEW HEBIHO5 NEW POPLISs, NEW
OITphANS
NRN REPS. NEW GAfuMERES.
NEW DELAISks. skM TRIMS
NEW CLOAks, NEW hANTiLLAS, NEW SHAWLS.
Ard
Asperdd stock ofnsw DIRE GOODS which win bo offered
AZ rosaii much -. lh.n wholesale prices
A'-s
800 Pieces M,ddeT Pint, op.y ~ cents per yard
900 Pieces vcry beet nss uloached saiag much loss
than wholesale prices
800 Piece, bot ugb nod Muslin a. al wldhs psr
chased before the atu siyhncr.
e0O Dozen One rnti.h Hosiery ~ old prices.
con Dozen purc LIMA linudkerchsfs 20 OF cents each
80 Dozen pare i.uen very fno hank-icno, at ceo,s
each
Also.
Pare Linen Dsn,sk Nspklns rowes Table Clohs Blsn-
to,t Fnnr~s Iiofhs. I.sslrrr.s Ycy,,s So Hc which
w. shsu oirr a. VERY LON PNCES
CNaS. HEARD a co, no 30i 0randst
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-TEn -NLW 7-Octave PlANOS IN ro.c.
Doar0 ano Rooms.

-
NEW-TNGLAND HOTEL-COrner Bowery
" and B.yad =. Ga the European pan Toward Of ore
h1ldf.d light Z weyeuiAted rooms Lodgings, " end 81
cent? per hight
CT. GERMAN HOTEIs-On TIE European
y pnu-wiii Dc .e-oponed on "WEDNESDAY, Oct l. Par
tie. wishin. TO engage b from this
date
ITO GENTLFNEN.-An eatly-.urDished PAR.
4 LOG and TWO BEDROOMS ~ LEE, with w.ssst
b04Id 30. . Vss: 9JI-st
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Mnsleal yrsirumenrs.

A II. GALE g. CO., PIANO.FORrPS
10 g' East i2th-s,, invite attention to -
PIANOS. Entire satisfaction snarsnteea ~" tcds
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5iaiioncrn ano 1arcn GOODS.

DRINCEis IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PI.N.-
One ling writes 10 10 Sent ny mail send
Tor circular. GEO. r. HAYNES, no. q Nas.su'L, " l.
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CTHANG. ADRIhNCE d Co.,
- No 35J BROADWAY,
will FER 1t ei.il on MONDAY, Oc. g.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
DSk55 GOODS,
Purchased 1T the treat Aucaon sale Of last week,
AT GREAT BARGAINS,
Cof,p-i.irs VELOUR OIr.MA.S /. ALL COLOlS.
EAOCIlE VELOUgs, SILK PLhlDS.
OTTOMAN. PLAID MERINOS,
in 81 y, nos shades Of blue Al pafPe,
with iag- assortment Of
NEW DRESS GOODS,
jn,. arrived b. tie IL; .;esmer
Also.
800 STRIPED BROCiIE Lose AND SQUARE SIfAWLS,
lionI low pilce TO sapeltas.
Also
A larr, sssoru~n' n
PARIS LONG 4SD SQUARE CASHMERE spAwL3,
And 81 the New Patterns and cOlors 81
WOOL sHAWLS.
Aio,
LONG AND SQUARE INDIA SIAVL-3
1T GREAT GARGAiSs, TO close Al invoice.
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MISSES GOfIR and Hrs. TUFFS's FRENCH
IN in1 rN6Ll,H BOARDfS4 ard DAY SCHOOL No
~ Wes 2fih 81. 5th-ay.. Siu REOPEN On THURS
DAY, sent l8.
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A FEW more of those Fine PIANOS =,
great bargains, just received. SECOND ~, w ~
PIANOS, from $50 to $780, MELODEONs 49, Az ~
Pianos and Ms,odeons to let, and 'old on monthly
H. D. BERRY No Jgl 49, aeuas