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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31
Business Notices.

BUSINESS - Ot1Cc0.
1t will be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns, that the firm of Stow /
Hopkins is dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. II. remains in the business at the old
stand, and informs us that he has several
more Of those choice American stoves left,
which are creating such an excitement all
over the country. 1.-The proof Of the pud-
ding is in the eating" says the old proverb,
and the proof of stove is in the baking
of the feod. lie can furnish the most in
contcstiblc evidence, that the American
stove is the woman's friend. Go in and
see them.
Giles Bros. have probably sold over five
hundred dollars worth Of hns toys, and
goods suitable for holiday presents, within
the past week, but no one need think they
are sold out,for We notice they are laying in
agood assortment Of new goods just received
by express. We observe that their roor.s
are already crowded with ladies and gen.
tlemen, selecting their New Years gifts.
We direct attention to the prospectus Of
the Madison Journal, in our advertising
columns. 1t is an evening paper, and
brings us the forenoon and afternoon re.
ports, which are both later than those re-
ccivcd by the Chicago dailies. 1t is con-
Quoted with good ability, and is valuable,
live paper Those who want the latest
newsstand who does not-had better sub.
scribe for it. Soc terms.
We regret TO learn that our esteemed
fellow .townsman, Robert Grant, ESQ, com.
mission merchant, has been compelled to
suspend, and retire from business. The
crisis of 81 involved him somewhat, but he
has struggled bravely against advsrsities in
the hope Of surmounting his embarrass-
ments. He could not stem the tide, how.
ever, and has gone down. There is no: .
man in town but will regret this misfortune
to Mr.. Grant, for he is man of the most
undoubted integrity, and one whose loss
will be deeply felt in business circles. We
understand his assets will pretty much
cover his liabilities. The good wishes of
the whole community are with Mr.. Grant
in this matter, and we hope his energy and
activity, may soon reinstate him success.
in business.
See the advertisement of Madame D m.
orests Pearl Sewing Machine. The S:ien.
tito american speaks in high praise of it,
and says it will do the work Of fourteen
women.
We direct the readers attention especial
ly to the new advertisement Of Peavey's
Amhrotype Gallery. Mr. P. has associated
with him, MIR. Orvis, Of Rockford, talent
ed artist, and a gentleman, who has already
addressed himself 70 the work Of transfer
ing the beauty Of woman, and the vigor Of
man, faithfully to the plate or paper. The
union Of two such fine artists as Peavy and
Orvis, is an event, which we are pleased to
chronicle.
DR.. Huntington advertises the Dandelion
and Wild Cherry Bitters as sure cure for
the measles. This valuable medicine has
been tested. Try it.
Read Dearborn & Jarrett's dissolution
notice in another column.
Bass & Elmendorf have few bushels Of
the celebrated Egyptian spring wheat for
sale. See their advertisement.
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PROSPECTUS
THa
Wisconsin State Journal. 4
VcsO .4s'raMs eMs easts!
DAILY, TRI.WEEKLY Il WEEKLY.
INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE.

NHE wi cnnsn State journal is the oldest and best
Il established paper ut the Capital OF the State
IN politics. II II firmly and unwaveringiy attached to
cherished by the trainers OF the Constitution. and
adopted Ms the fundamental doctrines of the kepuoh-
can party 7" these il will he true resar dies Of the
ton OF its files will show the following facts:
u has the LARGEST aud abest corps OF army corrss-
pobdents OF any paper in the state.
u gives more complete account Of tie movemsnta
ana experiences Of Wisconsin regiments than any other
the emily paper that prints full and reliable lists
OF the casualties by BATTLE by disease and sick
III hospital OF the wi-con,in volunteers.
49,. ~ mas miller aud more reliable Legislative reports
. It publishes officially, both the United States and
s.ale laws and all proclamation. and notices from the
governor aud other state ofcers including the Bank
ooinpUroef's monthly and semiannual reports.
TERMS:
The advance In the price Of paper and every dsserp
non OF printing materials, compss to follow the
example Of other publishers, and slightly increase our
The W..hay We shall continue to furnish the
"e"kiy nt II 90 per annum. when paid in advance
not paid IN advance, 50 will be charged. We shall
rates.
Datly and Fri Weekly After the first of January,
for the Tr-WeskE
STATE JOURNAL FOR THE SESSION.
During the session OF the Legislature. every person
1880 III the legislation Of the state particularly
sed business men, will lind it lOs thsir iptsfess
20 become subscribers tor the Daily or Th-Weekly
sac Journal To such offer the following tsrmss
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OF time As they subscrise or 81 IS for twelve
Ti-Wekig For session Of twelve weeks. Is cents
per single copy Clubs of or more ut SO cents per
cory The Til Weekly contains Vii the reading matter
Of the Daily.
W,3ly.-Ths Weekly srArs JouasAL, containing
iu reports OF Legislative proceedings and the isws OF
general Interest, 81 l2 cents per single copytor IL
weeks sixteen copies for s..
Address, ATWOOD kUBLEE
~ - - NaAhou, W.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

A SIeN.-There is sign on Main street,
not that "sign" which wicked and adul-
ferrous generation seeketh AFTER" but anoth.
er sign, which for beauty contests the palm
with all others. We refer to the elegant
book in front of Haight's news depot
Examine it, when next you pass. By the
way, Haight has some very beautiful toy
presents for the children, and appropriate
for the holidays. Call quick, for they are
going fast,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31
Big Thing on Ice.

Big Thing on Ice.
On Friday afternoon, Dec. Goth, steam
was gotten up in the Allamakee and she
was started for a trial trip to break the ice
blockade, and relieve this locality of the
vast amount Of pork which had been &C.
cumulating for the past month, and which
was in danger Of giving way to the genial
influences of the sun. The boat started
CALAMITY out in her regular track, and af.
ter one hour of crowding and pushing
among the ice foes and reefs, succeeded in
getting through, and came up to her wharf
boat on this side IN gallant style, screaming
her whistle right merrily. Since then up
to the present writing she has made regular
trips, and has begun to use her barges.
The running Of the ferry boat at this
season Of the year marks an era in the
history Of McGregor, and the upper Mis-
sissippi.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

a. A holiday present should combine
utility with beauty. This combination can
be had at French's jewelry store in the
shape of an elegant clock for your mantle
piece. No one knows how many valuable
moments are lost uselessly, unless he has
good timepiece to refer to.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

" AS there has been good deal o.
excitement caused by the frequent appear
ance Of round money checks, representing
to have been issued by the business men of
this and adjoining counties. We give place
to the article below which VIC clip from the
Pioneer West Union:
On the evening before Christmas it was
discovered that counterfeit checks were in
circulation to large extent, both Of those
issued by persons at this place and at Nc
Gregor. Checks that have been sent to
McGregor by our merchants for redemption
were returned because they were not gen.
uine. On Christmas a search warrant was
Issued by Justice Hawkins, and Sheriff
Sawyer and Deputy Rush, accompanied by
Samuel Malone, proceeded to and searched
room in the Stuart House, occupied by
r. D. Author, and found four half dollars,
having the resemblance and similitude of
silver, and two quarters Of the same char.
acter, together with keys and other bur.
glarious Instruments, among which was .
pair of forceps or pliers peculiarly made,
so as to take hold CT key that is left in
the lock after locking the door from the in
side, which answers the purpose for which
it was made admirably, shown by actual
trial after the seizure. Some checks, both
blank and filled up were found. Mr. Ar
thur was arrested and put upon examina.
ton, which was adjourned, first until
Thursday evening, then to Friday morning.
The accused was held to trial By the
District Court, in bond of $1,000
Messrs. George Beancr and Joseph Lewis
signed the bond for his appearance.
The case created much excitement and
interest in our citizens, and the Judges
room being too small to accommodate the
large crowd Of spectators, on Friday mern-
ing the court room was used. Those who
issued the checks that we're counterfeit ed
are peculiarly excited and enraged.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

Important Decision.
Orlando McCraney, assessor for this dis
trict, has given US for publication the fol.
lowing important correspondence, from
which it viii be seen that every merchant
who cashes checks Of our produce buyers,
will be obliged to take out bankers Ger
tificate:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of
Internal Revenue, Dec. Is, 1862.
SIR A letter from Nielander, Scheir-
holz & Co., of Lansing, Iswa, dated the
9Th instant, and asking if merchant who
keeps grain buyers money, and to &C
him pays it out on his checks,
is liable to tax as banker, has been re.
ceived.
Iwould refer you to section Ga, article
/, Of the excise law for information in the
matter by it you will see that if any one
receives money from others on deposit, and
pays out the same, or any part thereof, on
the drafts, or orders or checks of such de-
positor, he becomes a banker and must
take license as such.
You will please give Messrs. N, S. &
Co., the information they desire, as have
referred them to you as fully instructed
in the matter.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO S. Boutwell,, Com.
Jesse I. Jarrett, Esq, Assessor 81 Col
Letting District, Dubuque Iowa.
OLD FOLKS PARTY.-We are informed
by Doc Irish, that if the ferry boat should
be unable to run on New Years eve, to
convey guests to his grand "old folks par
ty," other safe conveyance will be provided.
The affair will be the growing event of the
season; Irish and Davish both say this,
and they look determined about it. We
trust McGregor and Prairie du Chen may
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

SUGARiN IowA.-The Connersville Times,
published in this State, is CUR authority for
the statement that a farmer of Franklin
county has recently made lot of seventy.
two pounds of Imphee sugar, which proves
to be in no respect inferior to ordinary
New Orleans sugar. The process consisted
in merely boiling the juice to the consisten.
cy Of thick molasses, and then pouring it
into earthen jars to granulate. In three
days it had granulated handsomely, leaving
but one inch of mo!asses on top of the
lars
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31
Weather, Markets, SC.

Weather. Markets, sc.
The weather has been dead open," with.
out the "shut," thus far. The welcome
whistle of the Allamakee on Friday, and
the subsequent hearty greeting Of Sherwin
and Bisbee, lead one to think that the
weather clerk has lost his calculations, or
seeded from his post. The "frost king"
who usually sends shivers through the
people hereabouts at this time Of the year,
has not yet reported at this post, and SO
far as present appearances indicate at this
writing, (midnight, Monday EVENING" We
may have uninterrupted navigation through
the winter. Such an event however, is not
anticipated.
The festivities Of holiday week have had
their effect upon the market, which has
been but moderately active during the past
week. We quote Amber Iowa at 80; No.
l, 80; No. 2, II; rejected, 81. Dressed
pork is held at 3,2503,75.
We give herewith the accounts of sales
as reported by the city w.ighcr, Capt. Hoff-
man, for the week ending Dec. 81:
Wheat, l2,7Gs % bush.
Barley, 937 81 bush.
Oats, 83l 20 bush.
Corn, 4S As bush.
Pork, 1,l72 hogs 222 ,459 lbs.
The new city script is in general circula
ton, and is found to be a very desirable
medium. Parties in the country can OBJ
tain it Of 0. Hulverson, Esq, cashier Nc.
Gregor Branch Bank. There are large
numbers of counterfeit round cheeks in
circulation, and the public should be very
careful what they take.
The levee, in consequences of the breaking
of the ice blockade, has resumed its wonted
air of activity.
Since the above was written, tie Ala.
makee on her way to this port broke one
Of her wheels so badly that it is now uncer
tain about future navigation, and up to thu
Lour Of going to press it is not known
whether another attempt to cross with fer
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
For Sale,

A FEW Bushels Of the celebrated Ee, stisu
~ spring Wheat BASSG ELMEND0RF.
McGregor, Dec. 81, lS62n324m2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-31

care for sNXeNSels.
vUVHE Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bitters ha. from
i actual experiment, proved to be q certain cure
Tor Measels Comm ence giving the Bi,ters soon %
tne pa'ent istaken sick. ana give them freely and
other medicine need be given.
Try the Btters, only s. cents for Pint Bottle 32l
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

A BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
n ing esiapi'hment, lIs West Eleventh street between
FIN anil SiSh avenues Household Furniture boxed and
shipped all parts OF the wor Covered wagons Tor re-
moving fui niture VI families. Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

UcTIoN NOTICE
IAN AFMAs ys,S S9 AgSrIoNEERs sS Eesxs nv
ART, &C. rl.
The prorerty OF family declining housekeeping.
n elegant reside nee AS West Sixteenth
taLa ana sIlh avenues sale eommenelng a. III O'CLOCK
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND oRMol.u CHANDELIERS,
sEvREs AND DRESDEN cHINA ORNAMENTS,
BRocADE AND LACE eHsfAISS; . a.'. - M~A INN
OIL PAINTINGS. BY EafNEaT ARTISTS. ''A-'
BOOKCASES ErAsfsE sucEET TAsL
shEFRIELD TABLE CUTLERY, FABLE LINEN,
xHSSfFIc2Sr ROSEWOOD PiasoF6ars fa'' A'' '''e
The auconeers would call the particular attention of their
friends and hs public 70 this sa.alosss se%pr.ns
offered auction this The
than eight months and is in complete order The furn
ture Was AL made TO order by city makers aud is OF the best
des ription.
full Suits covered with three
and Bookcase plate glass doors; Antique aud Gothic Re
ception Chairs Console Tables Encoignure Cabinets
Lace Curtains French shadss two masnidcent Ca
Vases Antique Bronze Vases; Art site Bronzes rpen
o ssnns snS wo rss y o
SUNSET by j. W.. BoRrdman, Winter Scene on the News.
Scene on the rber at Rome by Legrand the o
gallery Paris Marine Views by Debol Fruit Pece orsina
by Ronsn magnificent seven Octave r"seMooa
Chambers-Sod carved rosewood Bedstend Dressing Ba-
reaus, Armoire-aGace shaving stand Sldda c9mmoae,
CHINA Toilet Sets, Oval Mirrors. Dining rooms-siver
Coffee Brn Caster Dinner and Tea Service Pitcher Nap
Table Liner Extension Table l6 feet draw; Arm Chairs
BIS ranscrs wishing to attend the sale viii take the
Fifth Sixth stages the Asor House,
81 Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels leaving Sixteenth
"A
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
A UCTION NOTICE.. ROTH. AUCTIONEER.
"A An extraordinary opportunity for
HOuSEKEEPEKS AND THE TRADE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD EURNITrRE.


AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
This day March rs at ls waverley place, between Washing
Sixth sale in the after
uoon O'Clock precisely of beautiful Parlor
Suits consstng OF Sofa Tete-aTee Arm Chair
Reception four Chairs,
Se Tables Egeres Corner and Book stands tine Paint
lngs Lace CURTAINS Shades Vases Paor
wood, mahogany and black walnut Bedseads, Bureaus.
Washsand Sofas, Te,ea Tees covered in hair cloth and
Chairs spring Chairs Lounges Rockers
Mirrors Clocks Curtains Bookcase tea Tables hair Mat
tresses, Beds Bedding Blankets Extension Tables Dining
Chairs Sofa Beds Glass China and Silver Ware table Cut
ey, Buffet Mirrors Engraying beautiful Brusses Tapes
Ingram Carpets Ocoths Stair Carpets Chandelier
Ac Sale positive. AL the goods must b. removed within
forty eight hours after he sale Terms cash. Sale rain
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
JIEyRY r. HERTs AucTIoNEER
IL AssiGNEEs SALE ~ ELEGANT CABINET FUR.
TIENRY n. HERrs. JR., AUCTTOSEER.
Ill SHERIFF 4 SALE-LUMBER, &C

The above sale IL further djOurned until
FRIDAY. MARCH ~,
at the time aud place, when Will Josiiyey take
si,ce JAMES LYNCH. Shrra.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

ncuLIs AND AuRIsT-DEAFEBss, DISCHARGES
~ from, the Ears Noises IN the Heat, Bndness Infam.
nshn Gran uated Lids, Dimness and Weakness sight
and Mi llseases the Eye and Ear cured by Dr. GRAVES
6y Broadway New York Consultation free, personally VI
by letter.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
THE TRADES.

A GARDENER OR PROPAGArOR.-IAM AM DESTROYS
n with class situation, above, where
adequate salary would be paid equivalent for skill
and labor have had extensive practical e1ience In some
OF the leading es;abishnents in my native An both pr
and commercial foows:-Raby Castle buckns ham
Palace and Burton Constable lprvate), J. Weeks 10,
London; Bakhouse Sons, York and four yeArs and
half my present employers, W. 7. E. Smith, Nursery
men, Geneva Address Job r. Ellison Of w. E.
Smith. GeIaya. N. Y
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
FOR SALE .

A BUTTER CHEESE PROVISION STORE AND
IA general Market for SALE located corner IN one Of
the and properly ocked; will
do business $500 per week partner wot be taken
Apply at 429 broadway. q. B. HOWES CO.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

oo,,,o.o,l,s,o~.. AmUsE MENrs. rs.,so...,
NEW BOwERY THEATRE. 21f AgH oFfllF
Sole Proprietor. W. Lngard
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT.
For MR lse g aish.' Z. fo2 So2E. OF -.
THE MULETEER OF TOLEDO.
Inc M AsPHofbEG' faso%'Rs Or THE Fl MAGIC PEN. f'
HANDSOME JACK. THE HIoHwAYMAN.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
E#H $$s sH$Hs ss ss$ $E $E hsH
THE WORLD NEVER SAW THE LIKE.
SyETy sSykhY HEAFEB HE4FEB SPSs Ss sSykhy sSykhTy
yETY sSyEY HEAPEP HEAPEB vr9N vf9N s9yETY s9yEEETY
$$$$ $$s$$ HS$IS|EHS 81 s$s SEs$:
alike eR2sD f B. rE%Ffh q
Every department OF Animal Life represented here,
beginning with the human ending with the meresi
EVERY QUARTER OF THE GLOBE
e Es hs tSps here
the T osEaf E hsS s i sisSy and song
from the western shores Of the contnenrom the Pacific
THE LIVING WHALE
from the rTE nHEhs11 MONSTER LIVING
THE CURIOUS AND STRANGE WHAT Is +
from the ~as aE Sihf LSN EEaRSEp ES.TsS fS5s sEAL
ItSsa; g sf ss yAxlLy
MONSTER GRIZZLY BEARig b,.l7sl 81.
Thus of the worldrepresented In some in
eresng and instructive novelty, ~ this world renowned
But this only fraction of the attractions
Gr C0MM0R9sE C0MM9R9sE NIT NIT ,ti faa eg a.
THE eqaSSpSss f4A8ps IS ,6SS 5sSst Nurr " 81 ~
MAN OF LIVING
and the curiosity known is TO be well ~ the
%TR 9 AZ AGdi AND eSs Ssy ysSSs
DANCES THE sCoTTIscHE AND
and gives the celebrated r m
GRECIAN STATUES.
saloons with its myrads Of seaatia Living Fish, i .oas
Ta Sh SSqSs t ss DRAMA
r''>"" sADAK AND KALAsRADE.
EVERY ArThKsoJpS Thss is ps0aSsfSs ASS EVENING,
ats and u o'clock, .
these attractions the price only Is
js 5 H As 4 ~ 3: s:s4S sass
ACADEMY OF S1N MysIG s.I1a,s nRorHrRs
Have the honor Of announcing the New York public that
ON MONDAY, April Il. 1862,
Appear in the first Of Of those recherche and enter
soIREEs MAoIoUEs,
Which have already for them the praise Of both press
hs1ss st q he ss; q Ss
Ao0A''' 'A'' -cAGLrosTRoMANrHEUM
LuB1s1AS cAsSHIIisrc BouDo1R, :
apparatus pal.phsr1a11H'ssE MISE :ls EN- SCENE
The periormances Of the LUBINs win be found entirely
original In conception and deMgn
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
MILLINERY, &C.

ITO MILLTNERS.--J. ID, DAVIS, 40t BROADWAY, HAS
Just received Of Paris Bnnets also SCI eta cases
OF French Flowers OF the latest styles and rch which
he 10 now ready ~ show $1 Broadway, Wy STAIRS.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

r,f,uy HOTEL. NO 10 wAvERLEY PLACE, ONE
block from BrOa iway.-ROoms 10 let, for families
single gentlemen moderate prices Table d'hoe at
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD P1ANOFORTE,
SILVER PLATE &C &C.
Purchased at a cost Of over SIS, 0OO

49," silver PLATE &C, &C.
ussS.y rS.nAssa ssrs e. COS. a S & ever scses ss
AZ The aTs s a nea
P:nofor,s Mirsor m Velvet G.rre., &c. contained IN
Eich,h Ninth The calls the special
Of the public to this sale as being the largest and
on this The arnars was all ade for the present
N - DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Eageres marble tops and
French plate doors and back adys Work Table inaid with
full ds o DswSs Roo
Sn ana sna ssn n Ss
s0red satin SrCcSde Of The descrpGn two
ana Lace Curtains French plate and Mansl Iirors
artisc Sishs and Morning
lava vases, from aereSansu% and Pompel; ebony Gard
o
seven o7E
carved lees and four round finished all round
with sn % s @ MSss
Cover Books and Music hall Haissad, oeo,S
4s: Zen
sSssss & and ssaaas eeao
:ysly sind Tea Sets, svsr~ae tosy TassGaaeg. Dining
.s
EzssfSIT 4HaH0srE'
COLLECTION q s. y sxis4isSs ssisE'RsSs: SNh Hn rare
ELEGANT PARLOR ORNAMENTS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
s.-l1' FOR H0uSEKEEPERS,
A. Elegant Dwelling House. l32 West street.
Seventh avenue.
.' EHa Es';;s sHn
The whole comprising collection seldom offered At auction
Consisting of and walnut Parlor Suits In Brocae
and Hair Cloth elegant Centre and Pier Tables, Ladys
sssewood Secretary damask and lace Curtains for sen
I'D Pier and Mane Mirrors superb rosewood Etageres
Turkish aad Arm Chairs, Tapesry Carpets magnificent
Parlor Vases Bronzes marble Stauary with number Of
with marble superb Pianoforte, with music Cabinet
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Elegant rosewood Besdsteads, with dressing Bnreaus.
des and Washstands match; rich Chamber Suit,
green fetea Tees Spring Seat Chairs, Card and Sofa
md Spring Mattresses Beds and Bedding, Oval Mirrors
eefa Bedsteads. Lounges rich China, Cut Glass, Silver
Ware Ivory Silver Cutlery, Bedroom Furniture Of
description. All to be sold, rain or shine Catalogues
B.-Housekeepers will find this sale worthy Of special
attention. the whole being in perfect order.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
A oN Ger No..oN.-'o'-ln = = '~.."' A0o'Ao'
HANDSOME PARLoR FURNITURE,
,,,ss SEVEN ocTAyE ! PIANos IA Nc oRTE;

Al public anc ION this day II ocock precisely
at the residence No H East Eighth Broadway
consisting elegant Paror Suits covered In brocael
and marble Tables Eageres Mirrors Clocks Cnr
eains rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits Hair Mat
esses, Sofa Beds Lounges Tea Tables Mirrors Shades
Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery Paintings,
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

UcTIoN EoTIcE:-THIs DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK, BY
"A LOCKWOOD BROS a UNDERHILL, Auctioneers
Murray and IS Warren streets large and aAye sale OF
Denderr &C. Arm Silks Dress 6oods shawls Linens EN-
broideries Domescs, Hosiery and wooiens, great
Yieu.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

vrENRY C. sCRTBNER, AUCTIONEER, sALEsRoOM
Ill III Nassau street.--lIENkY C SCklBNER VII give
ieular attention sales auction Of Tunschoa Furni
'nie 6c at private dwellings Parties declining house
se.piag ere lnvbssd 70 caAk
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