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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-12
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The STATE If Wisconsin to Samuel Nj Til Defendant
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint of Frances Nc Gill. Plaintiff in this action, which
will be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, at Keno
sha city in said county, with n copy of which you are here
with served, and to serve a copy OF your answer TO the said
complaint on the subscriber at is office, in the city of Keno
sha and State of Wisconsin, within % days after the service
of this mmon upon you, exclusive of the day of such SER
vice; and if you fail to answer to the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
l. ". WEBSTER, of KenOsha City, Wis,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Kenosha, Feb. IS, 1862. 6w37
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a Compile OF men who don't read abe
Newspapers.-The worst instance ofignorance
resulting from not taking the papers, 1--WE have
heard of, happened the other day, a few miles
from this city. a farmer wanted to selihis place,
and asked $3.50 'or it. Another farmer offered
him $, 1000 in gold for it, but he would not take
ii, insisting that he must have his price. A few
days after, a buyer came along and gave him 3d.
sou IN paper money for the farm. Had he taken
the $1,000 in gold, the principal with the premium
at that time, would have amounted to 81, 500
Some men are born wise and some otherwise.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-12

SERVED HIM ,R1GHT.-An admifer of a prim
donna. at Berlin sent her recently two magnif.
cent robes, with a billet doux, in which he in.
formed her that he would call upon her in the
evening, to know which of the two she had selec-
ted. Shortly before the appointed hour,h he receiv
ed the following answer:
~ find the robes equally elegant, so that selec-
ton is quite impossible. / shall therefore. keep
them both, and you will have no occasion TO cal
upon me-"
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JAMES 7. LEWIS,
Secretary Of State
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
KaDnaha IN Via

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with the
above notice, an election will be held in the several
towns and wards in the County of Kenosha, on Tuesday
the seventh day OF April next, for Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin, for the term
of six years, in place of Luther s. Dixon, whose term Of
Office expir es on the LIST day of June, 1868.
Feb. II, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
Std Sheriff of KenOsha Comfy
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The State Of Wisconsin to Michael Clark:
XTOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
N the complaint of Thomas Pricture, which is filed in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the county
ofKencsha, at his Office In the city of Kenosha, and to
serve a copy of your answer on us at our office in the
city and county of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day of such service: And If you fail to answer the
complaint as aforesaid, the said Thomas Pricture will
take judgment against you for the sum of ~ffty-hve dol
lars and nine cents, with interest at the rate of seven
per cent. per annum from the 18th day of May, A. D, 1850,
besides the costs of this action.
Dated, February 28, 1862. O.. s. & +. II. HEAD,
6w39 Plaintiffs Attys.
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many a Borrowing mother can testify.

TIE Winsted Herald says that the ladies in
that town. the skating having given out, have ia
ken TO kicking. They stick a pen-knife into a
door about three feet from the ground aud kick at
it; and if they hit it they take it out aud stick it
higher up. This was getting to be a favorite e1.
ercise, and a good many girls could kick pretty
high but the amusement has come TO a sudden end
through an accident to a young married lady IF
the place. who, at the first vigorous kick wen.
over backwards upon the floor, injuring herself
severely. The ladies dare not do it any more.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-12

10 A new style of dressing ladies' hair, called
frizzling it prevails in New York, and so funny
dues ltIook that gaping crowds stand at the church
don't know how it Is done, but suppose the pretty
things leave their hair just as it is when they gel
up in the morning
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-12

street EducRtIOn.-We have many times
spoken OF the street school, and its deleterious in
Huence upon the youth who nightly congregate at
the corners of the street. OF the vices that grow
out OF the practice, every parent must be cogni-
zsnt.
Inc following paragraph is from the Wiscon-
SIN Ch'et whose editor had just passed a profane
raoole OF boys at the corner of the street. The
words are forcible and truthfully uttered, Who
will heed them 7
Little boys, they were-probably not more than
than a dozen years old. These street night schools
are black cancer spots in any community. The
boys who are trained in them soon graduate and
nil up the ranks in the gambling and drinking
dens, Parents who are thus careless of the sacred
trust given into their keeping, will by and bv resp
a bitter harvest. Much sympathy will then be
given them and the waywardness of their CHI iIdren
duly mourned, and wondered over. Our sympe.
thy is for the little fair-haired boys who are thrust
into the street to learn vice and infanv. instead
of being taught and carefully nurtured in the cir
Gle of home. In many cases. we think parents all
low children to roam the streets because the housa
is more qniet and they "are not plagued with the
noisy boys Better bear the noise, mothers. and
bend all your energies to making home the one
bright spot of all the earth, than to have in com.
ing years, living graves in your households, and
mourn that your children had not died in their in,
nocence. There are sadder things than death, as
many a Borrowing mother can testify.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-12

New YORK, MARCH 2.-Mayor Opdyke 70,
day vetoed the resolutions Of the Common
Council, to give Fitz John Porter a pub lie re-
c%ention.
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E Prentice says a rebel letter boasts that
Brsgg's' army 'sby drill and discipline, has become
a perfect machine" Rosecrans must go and run
that machine.
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EE~The peculiarly of a famous dress ball in
Holland, the other evening. w6s that an editor an,
peared dressed in good clothes, SO says one of en-
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By WALLACE MYC


The above sale is hereby adjourned to March 10, 1868
the sale to be made at the same hour of the dsy and
place as above specified.
Kenosha, March 5, 1868.
d. G. JACKSON, U. 3. Marshal.
By WALLACE MYGArT, Deputy.
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ME HORACE WATERS PIANOS
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEM.

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The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lee
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Twhnty-fve thousand dollasr wanted immedi-
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for fair and honorable dealing, together with its Capital
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lion, all well invested, commend it to the special favor
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Policies Will be issued on behalf of this Company by
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And all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at the low
est possible prices.
Horace Waters Modern ImprO'd Overitrung
IRON FRAME PIANOS,

Are instly pronounced by the press and Music Masters
to be superior Instruments. They are built of the best
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and viii stand
any climate, .. ...
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

nAviD sCOTr. AIc1IoNEER-foR SALE. AT Pra.
- tic soctlvn, Moncay. Oct u. l,ss at sherwood.
Heights. View the - flvls and
fS5 Lots, tsgehe- several sns Cottages and
handsome Goth. f0ttacr. VI shog 81 kQupt a.
Sachsd Tne above pui situated two mics Tom jer
s~yCuy terrt ana hessf 80 81 itn' ~ dummy ines
aand ~ iuua~s fOul the Terry
sbouse psssinc tlir 81 the jsssaffc 10
vestmeu for thesA wishing cOafothl- bone
aseais the g,lro-honi O Ng~ seldom been
onerei FOR nsps and other "a aion apfv 10 DAVID
SCOTT, % Mott sfrrt Jersey fltv or 10 ANDktN
CLARK 4 CO. - Maiden lane. New lork
nAvfD ID ECAN. AuCtIoNELk WILL SELL rHis
~ tzy. slor.. ~. so Cana Stree An.
cond isnd furuufr-t arpeis. Bureaus bed'i'aas Har
and other Maglrtsss Lounges. soa. ~ 'oiisge enf-
Paror aud Coo stoves Euessioa and onsr ihtlc-,
Lookns Glsses. Natss. fLCinIes Ac
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coRpoaArIoS NOTICES.

p'orusAL> ,ok 1900 voLusrEEs SOLDIERS,
fauiy 40 " ~ Bonds ~. Y s.fd prcftss- y
- a. tsn ftrgisTf pNfs lnt hstuffAf 'e1
~ l.sl 81 .rgsaI ~ shea lie ~ - n''id ],
srsr~l for NJ stas Al sot sss tl<p fsf ~ - ~
tss whoe AM InFs ~ ~ "a y fte uuasd ihnfAnl
aoiars of n~ 'to inirsf siers' Fan ~ Fanf Fonds
No = iksfisrf - ofcltafef 0i fhe cor ~ ~
Ias.si o. - so ~ q ~, Lsgssu. 81 80 sa's
ul rFw fcrt fasssd Nnrss Ite
gts sAd tsnss l nsr"ft % - rais n - -
r-ht lsYasf senf ava al. ~ fre 49, da} ~
Nay ant Nesss1'er r. e.fh yea all ms prarA Fih -
ffIeslnea ~ efa.~ 4 ifTi
gas rfrfss.s 81 .sts a.. asodn o. baud. desei sud
ite rIis ldfsf i1 afs teI.lf. tr q frfsnns
uss fr0To.aIs Fffea wl1 q. fnrIirrI d u ~ :
VISA itr q tintef Yf 'fs ~ Fitt 2 cAys 80 80
cffrlta @. ls eHe 90 fHnf araf fei @ hTh f''p'e
ufef
rf fr..rnflnr e. C1frf-ofsr te fsv~His NJ is 40
hf tns fsFfFs N 10 fNfiNHI ~ -
=. -. r ins rsia ampihn ~ ~ ~ "a h'fee''
nferfnl lnfa - lfaHi fNe fnfs ~ fagfeeuf.
Esth WTNue saH 4 y tfaief asl e13gfta 30.
fa.rc 'tFs vIusiiy 40 F18t HOrtsN " lt
sna fnssfss elaf frtfi - Aiifrtfl 70 fff trnl-
ne fgHf rUtsf fs .rr scfsrf ~ slHf ~ BE- ~
q 4 p .IH. .0
stI4ugW = FgINEfN. com lfre' .rr
cif. 40 Ms fass Dfetsfsfrr ~ ffrtsct, tlsfrH1ts
iEna ufffOf. flH in f4tA
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j. L. SMITH. ALCIioNEER. WILL SELL THIS
IA day At u cioyk, ~ II stusvesan place. Ninth street
cast al the Bible Hois- rosewood pator Sii.
fback walnut rosewood mahogany Bedroom Sniis
Chairs Tables Rockers Ri>ses and Ingram Carpets Oh
Psintine everything for grnteel boasckeep
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DRAWiNG ROOMS.
uCiION SOrIC IN EXTRAORDINARY oPPOR-
"A TrNIrY FuE Hoi sEktErERs


- BRCsSElS AND fNskAlN CARPErS,
AZ pub auction. ny l. EOIli. Ar oDecr. this day (Sa-
Nutdayi October 10. IL oeocN the lar
dwelling residence 80 N-s Elshth (Cnton place,
iS~twc'n Fiitl amt SNtn consisting of Brussels
and iagrsia carp.ts .i rrvood lnrlor SUIT.
.ra frsnch ini-on aud maroon brocacl:
sold bias walnut SAT- titr'i etreu brlcate
sa~rw,pd Itsg-r.s Nith ficch lhiL
WOOD marble TOP Ts'B.. furktsa Easy Chairs covered
g~n Usnred rsis LOlng. Hatcb. Lady Work Fable,
Re ept,on Chairs, icl krosalri amt Lace Curtains,
,tSrouse Clocks thinA Farisn Vases, thandeiea~
MAGNIFICENT EosEN GOD PfANoFoRTE, =
STOOL. tND COVER;
arcsnt instruneDi Ipnn richly rsrveh legs and
case, ini s~vcn oc-tyr. an n,.iert inurole'reuts
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS
Hsnusinie suit O! blarA waant Furniture, Line Sofa
trm sar and SIX oval hack thsTs covered ysi.et
wool aud 5ar, Nsnut 5edsisads bureaus.
W,s's's"ds CcgHer nnl Bogsssais. Lounges. Chairs
s,. -. eaeea ,si ~ OaosS s % sns & ss: Jnr
teusioa Fable twelve Din.ns CharS l!'h Bohemian
and Frrnch China Tea ~ci., sH aud engraved DE
csai-rs csranes, Uobes ChamDsgnes Wines Tnmblers,
Prese'y- bshss fgn,rr fosis Fruit stand silver plated
Cas-rs fcs Table spoons Forks Tea ivory
handled Dcsser. and DiHnfi knivcs. Forks g..
Also. smaf quantity ef iinc Wins Linros, Cham-
assrs two boNes &C. Scs Parties distance
ste ass~sed thar ;s sr y. positively take place
sshine-D0 posipcn nrnt
Responsible WI! ne u attendance cart, PACK
vbp eoois 10: nur laser.
u. ROTH, Auctioneer.
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tf sa
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~ W. NICHOLS, ArcTIo:LER
NJ. W n uiaRRDW's
1BAfD AICTiON SAIL
OF HOR-Es ARK iAsEs. HAkNkst &c.
ON a 49,

tcnmencirg ~ o clock 4 ". a.
NEsrKs. tIltRTDSS DROVE YARD,
Ftth svenue and Fortr.hftt street New rors
m conformity VITA tt~ request %! tb~
,srrs>r vii fcr safe BY sncon he stovc sonnas
an extensive varei, ol
HORSES CARRIAGES a
the p.pertt of many pr,ae arueuen wishing disroo
o. their rsiahhst utn's without ncnnv~ni-tcr
W nssfrrs nn-ef iha. he abote sAf eEi 10 rreduc
of efcai benef 20 ne ehy bringing large
eonruur.e Of aeilsrsnra purchasers
Th- wanf cf A. arIItTrne uar ~ sssv f.r cy
etuf faf tra cots lni 0iulbl.ss
fly ued tie neln nrfnue ant u NE most
fash.oushle raf fl t and having lFau'fu nrTarsf
nTf ing ana filng rl. YER ~ 1Hc onL.
tseaiieuen Wlslhs fo fu'ef tE'r nf-e.t Ac. 10 me
sale Ell uNre F.ih attnne. corner af
for,i-.t sfaft. any qiefiDus % e Hh INST on
vhth Jay fa a'n. ues y iff. ira' Jos elsri HuNsu
B. -s1nf'd the wtaiTrr prove rrfatUshe, ne -aie
vii b. pas'porci g" So fffy. iih NJ
Cro. q. IAYuOcK. AtgrtONEEH
u illut q aSs0afe - i,DgfHr HATDoCE. TaIrstav.
rfnbrf IS a. " ~ stesrn iNi lffrY -fHti
i0l uatsasea Amefctn Nmssuare Tumners, Nalrisr
Fowla Caster Buttles. Af. faek,-es krrpenc thm
sirs tan = Pr.s. sc ~ rtrfssss Fs-nch Hiass.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

L, COTTON, krCIluNEER.
haautsctnrrrs .f0c. lirh Cab h~
sold at public A.ftnu "Wednesday ~, the
ot BrosdwHy and Bleect ~ stree
COTTON VII ss hy catalogue. Veduesass. ort. ~,
at lo O'Clock. a go bfcatwny corner Beessr sret.
the sfoc< ~ ish ,sbne furatr~ % Nfn tsTr
Co. who Goi.rne tls They and fAvprA.
biy known - ~ "a" nauu actrfs. ang the st.t VII
embrse alt We modern OF rosesond.
natogsny ard of eycrr conceivable deNilT
carved suits Fsrior flrnnr-. ~ Al TIE 'Aras
tnxs. Others SINS es " Tor eaocs ~ Itiins rcn
Hcds,cads ani Warlrpper bunes Eser fiirs. L.
Table. aud fedIu1n Suits 80 uafhs Dress
Centre Side snd Sofa Tatss Gard
fables L-dies nr-ss Tables. o,efner wHh great
Other roods fonud
Also all the unfinished s-o Ne b'n hsf 1s''. Fr-
t~rss. Stoves. a. A..
Cs,sogues will ~ ready ruesdsy snd v. sooas can
be exauined dnrir tfAf say ard W~drsftsy mninDs.
NB-Escfy iA1ify Cor Tackus and shipping
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

NEW YORK AND WfstlfSgfON sTEANsiIfr
~ fine-~~uli we~sy. be~ern t~s Nork Naskfrsfon
snd oeorseto-n, Res .ar 'snnr isys - ffdsy sue
Mt1pes'sY, A. four v W frur pier - Lrs' fftf f HI
Ws.s street for fr~chi pssas appit fANfs WNND.
~ Wsh street. y. " MORGAN hHiNEuARr. A9frla
washington and Ocorsstn~a
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nANfEL A MATHEWS
SPECIAL SALE o. HOUSEHOLD " HNIfl re.
BhUrSELs AND ISi.itAfS CARPETS,

DASifbA MATHEWS \ GO will SCI a aariion ,a.s
day tSsirds a. res ococs, - iaeir .aiesrooa - Mas
MAIDEN afze rcfi oi HOUSE
bold furnurr, removed Dr ccuyenifnce o ale. kse
wool psror SuIs hroaade and T.Js; Hahogauy % ~
har cloth: CeLfe and side Tables. marble ors. French
PiUe Pier and Name uors rosew0of. van u ID ma
hosspy BaoksAses Brssrs snl Ingram ssfrts two eie
giant csrvetEngs. oas Corner Blne tfenspn Iahles.
lounges Ihrkisk kasy chairs ertd Nas oiled walnut
B-cryom suits Wkrdrnb-s Washsiands, btrraas. 'prri
Hair Mattresses fHlAs.ss F~strer Beds r0t tI0 kerv
Egsmeliff ChAuDef Beff. Hat Stsrds Rob
Chi@' Crib China q asswsre 4 Also kfclsu Fur
resis
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HNf.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

M DotGHty. ACCgIpNEER. WILL sEiL rus
lft d,y tSttdasl lD. X. NJ his -
Nassau New second Hand
Housr.od Funrlituc. tarur suits. BOOK
marble Ccutrr t>tenson Dung Ia Dintn.
thaus Bullets Dressing Bureaus Wsshttnis Bedst-s =
iIsr MAJ rrssss fsiitsse>. Lounges Chauudricts
raror ing Stoves. l-r Glasses Ne. ih. whole
forming an assortment worthy The attention of lois
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A q. BAKER co. Az PIONEERS
IA MAGNIFiCEAI ,tpti isEtiui.b FCENITCRE
AT P;Hi..t Lotion,


at the r'r dcare Hurrasn Esa. No. <S VS..
stN's.ih street. b,'Wr-n tiith and SiAtt avenues
isr sALf ~ tOMMrNtt Al Iei. ,,cLOCk.
The ahstorstr wcnt an nlrtictar attention o. his
FREUD sui ia" pu'l The riia prising
thr lstsr. aai a. Ncsi ui Household Furniture
sdeTed at alcilnn tA' Tire hous funisa,ai
ofdei s.' pr 10 psalr 10 let All
goods Ati-i 'r' pVnrs after the
ssr -tf nlug
. .St,i.t. h ie. Linen. ST.
W''r..ftt s.t Dinner set 40
pecrS ~nrnn+n -au- aud Mhnel Mirrors,
We've aud bIurssi-, i."fs tot,1-s.
DRAW iNG EOoMS.
Two magnificent Sni.s. with broraicl; Centre
Table, Sfstuary narbe rrtry Booacase lined with
ssstsawoSd supe- cot hi:eres with plate tilssn nir
hrrafe and Lafc Iorncr, Mandolin Cabi'
re Encgnures. ,agd nn hess Fables ebony Reception
Chairs covered wb richly decorated Seyr'
China D fanfiues hN eninrni artists match
Paias.nss by Cole ASSUMPTION by Lrcard; Frit aud
eiow~is keps bifn -ani marble Siatuary Clocks
-f.f ROSEWOOD FIANOFOKrE.
superior in-trnn,rni, bS Guy makers Canterbury.
frrnch loh toycp ald -tOn. thambsfs-fisewuod and
f~aiout Bureaus r-h>ral. Wardobes, Al noiir-a ace
Har snd spring Mniirsss feshr Beds ban Sheets,
co,ni-f NirIqrs. Asi lsc assorlicni OF Base
meat aud Kitchen Furuiiute.
The New York herald., 1863-10-10

A UCfloN NOTICE.
"A ID. cACLKrNS. Auc,oneer.
hAGNlFlCENf not slitDID ELENfrtRt
hiNH TRENCH PLAil liEE AND AAATE. MIX
SohS. SuPEkBi.A CARVED RpSEN GOD
flAkOFOkiE SILVER iLArE. &c
THIS Day tSatudsyl. OcL 10
ttb prsaie Residence Us Nct Fourteenth street neai
bl,ltl avenue,
Cotamenciu- ai iut, O'Clock NJ. -
The sale comprises the tufc contents oi the mouse ih.
elegant Fartor 20 orcr. and T. sohh
rosewood Tho whole WIZ hc sold p The hfhtss "hicr ''f
cast Offering extra uduocfus nts 20 purchasers
Elegant tsnOintte WIN AL n"ltF"
oversruus rih rosewood Stool cover
ed and "a Gcscr; hre erglnt luil Suin
ood ParDr Furniture. rpii brtH'ade and siu
Eagetes splendid sud costly Pran prnan-n'S.
Vases Sc; also collection OF faiui-
inss irkish Easy thas, inr vase
wood Gentre and Side niirb" Fables. richly carved
cha,uhcr Sults, ~ ro-r~noi and nahnsany; Bureaus
ri Rcdsicads Wasastanhs, sofa BEDS. line halr'o
pnre Hair Matires>es fum 81 90 ~ pounds ma ie .,
order excellent cDndiiun
Dinn. Room Fnrntfe. r'nsi- ine q Inc oaR ESirn
Isbir oak Arm chairs SILVER Ware rei China, Ivory lnd
SILVER Cuery FORKS Spoons re. With heavy Cut and En
gysyed glassware OF ever! description No po,p
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l,owrLL & Observation-Disclosures. AUcrroNEERS

DOwFLL K DEIANGuiILEf1E. ACCrIONEERS -
l stock, Fodder urain the Farm The nder.igned
VII scii pubc auction saturday (t ~ 40 ork
NJ athi- larn' sboul mile s"n;n OF Hckssilc H.
~ miles from New Noik. and Formerly Owned by
the follow In. Stock dc. consisting OF Horse Cows
Hog. 20 Fowls cresr. 10 bushels Rye. 80 Lushe
"n bushels POta"s acres OF Snrn stack. stfcs Of
Bnckwhcst frner Rails ana Yos,s, Spades shoreis aud
F"rA, Farm Wagon. Spring Box Wagon and II itird
SET Single Harness. Blackberry sud Baskets qu
t""p' and srca mat, ARTICLES not hre mentioned. The
iarn copiaipi. twenty and thr, quarter acres, Ia
good state cgii, alton with good House Batn
other necessary outl viii
sale One'half the purchase money may remain bod
anh mortgage Ihs place be lrart b, The Hnnters
Pntnt lersy from whrh lnce takes hour, fare 81
cents Information lie hnd OF ALBi:RT KARUrZ lIl
Ew eef, w lianshurn, a 70 the
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SALES AZ AUCTION.

NruONY j. BLEEcEER. AUCTiONEkk.
~ EXTENSIVE SALE or BROOKLYN LOTS
y BLEECkER, SDN a 90. VIII sell ht auction on
lhurslay, October q? II O'Clock the Exchange Sales
room, III Broadway, Trinity buildings about
lSl LOTS OF GROUND
Comprising plot If sts ut IS acres. known the
Dim AR TRACT.
Lying between Hudson aud BROOKLYN avenues. aud
saoke Union. President Calroi Cr'Nn Montgomery sni
Mslbone streets.
The lille Is one Of the oldest IA Hrookyu
Terms mniaung.
Maps in dtie oiite of the
,eers Ccd gtre
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n q. HORTON. AUCTIoEEER. WILL SILL THIS
VI. day AT dock. the store No tireenwi
lot OF good IL iuors viz Brandy Gp. Whi,key. Wines
81, Also FURNITURE Stoves. Beds. lfaraek. &C. t.'ti
IJENRY II. LEEDS 4 co AUCTloNEERSa.
III HENRY VI LEEDS 4 go win sell 81 auction
Saturday. Oct 10 al " ococ IN front OF store No p
Nassau street Doctors t~o whee Gig m good running
Orfrr
IMroRrART TO HARDWARE nEaLFFs AND
j Others -Assgncf's sae, y y. tNGLrUART & co.
Aoct,oncelS ~ lpwcry. SATURDAY olohar ncnAk
Assisuec sal. ol Cutlery. cun.>n- " Knives
f"rss az iheS are al oi the be-, Eus .h naf u rtnc
aud wli be sold without reserve.
l BoGART. AuCT0NEER --BY y J. BOG an
~ N : iay AZ ip o'closS. Che AUCTION rooms No
n ith HiiaI street Uni srnoi flrntlre rpAs Stag o
nabogtny SOFAS i@ruges srrrctliy FrTcss n,ahnrany
r,r Chains fnalo an, ilo tegs kiqo f,aits r,er.
pate Piot s.lsss Cribs rst!f- VS. lrhbrnny
tiHheh l,rdstenf Has Maisiesses EcI, lrdline.
sues. hhcsen tofni,nrc Sc Also. Machinc tor
in-n",a't.iat 'ft hats one Horse. NJ Ha nu aud
,ianr,' sc hso g ~ telot.. Btrese THREE fy snd
John u BpfLht AtCrlDNENr, Will. SEIti Tifs
iay, ~ 90 cox its Crr,t iasoFt,"rnt
o new ana second ttod Furnire consisting of
fYcsuS s'ds ctds 80, ,;,f's Maidr"ncs Wush~iands.
LNir'ti"h am ohrr Fables ftiia,c let-a Ir'r,
Ln"nsc-, bru,se's ihe,1ih tsrnfts aud btplrthe,
lfathrr Beds. Mali Loosr, Glasses. one
PIiuptJp rosewood Bcdsiead.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ATCTION-WILL BE
sold at F,ushng on TUESDAY. Oct " lS3 at II O'Clock
a. NJ The property situated the Flushing and bay SIDE
turniise trcc mes iro the vIngc OF Flushing and he f
mile from the depot OF t" North Shore Railroad
consisting OF Hbeu 30 acres OF excellent land having
several beautiful building sites, overlooking Ltle Neck
and Loug Island Sound and the midst OF the
Ancst mp IN QUEENS county For particulars
ry 10 H. CORNING. No New street, New York OF to
W. 4. CORNELL on the premises
WM. wIrrERs ArCTIoNEgR WILL SELL THIS
day at l0, O'Clock at No. ~ Fourth the Furn
rnTe OF family consistiD' Ia part Of mahogany Dressing
Burean Rctsteai Feather Beds and Bedding; marble Top
centre Tab Carpets Oilcloths. Stoves Kitchen Ware.
Cockery and Glassware Stove Fixtures, Candy
Jar., Glass Case, 6c,