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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-29

DY virtne ofa special execution TO me directed from
ID the ce of the clerk OF the District Court OF Po'ta-
vattanic c, unity, Iowa, shall proceed to ell, on
Monday, the 2lst day OF Sept A. D., 1853 between
the hours Of 10 o'clock 4, II. and 4 o'clOck N. Of
said day in front OF me County Treasurers once IN
estate Of L0uden asd Barbara y. Mullen. to-wit:
Lot number one hundred and seyenty~two. (i14t and
forty-four 90 eet of the east side OF lot No one hun.
running back Pierce street. and lot number twenty
four ftl fronting Green Benton street,, except
that tsTtfon sold TO VIM Robins0n ali In The Original
nIst = Council Bluffs Pottawatiamie county Iowa.
Also lot four ~ in block eighteen tls IN Crimes sd-
dition TO the city Of Council Bluff, PUetawatt annie
Taken as the property Of Louden Mullen and Bar
bsra e. Mullen 10 atisfy special execution Ia favor
Of NJ. Harley
sale to commence at O'Clock p n
NA'' vOoRHIS Sheriff
Jouncit BLUM, 10 Aug. 18th 1853
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Yesterday, we learn from the Nsbraskfqn,
Hmember of the TTttih Iowa cavalry, CALI
ing himself Andrew Raymond-the man
who had difficulty with one of the
Majors Of the regiments, while lib this city
-asredsnp . partyof soldiers belonging
to the I'd Nebraska cavalry instantly kill
ing one man, James Isham, and seriously
woundsng another, VIM. Cunningham
Raymond is under arrest and win, doubt
less, be shot. ,'za 49,; -
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SUE c. LOCKWOOD, Sec'y
WHAT rs THE MATTER

The copperheads don't Seem to be
4lallooing for futile as much as they
were. They don't appear to relish his
manifesto, which has not yet got in the
comprehend prints, Why don't YOU
print it gentlemen? Don't you like 1t!--
Tuttle has shrewd enough to see that he
stood no chance upon the Copperhead
ticket and patriotic enough to scorn
any associations with the Coppcrheads.
Hating them more intensely than the
rebels II arms, he has, as begged and So
liciteda to do cons anted to run upon
his own platform, ignoring the nonina-
ton. the Convention and the committee,
for the purpose of slaughtering the Iowa
secessionists. The idea was well con-
ceiyed and handsomely executed They
gave him tartebtanche he placed himself
on the republican platform. OF course
they are bound in honor to place him at
the head of their ticket. They had his
name already there before the appearance
of his manifesto, and of course they will
not take it down. They cannot decently
doit. They agreed TO run him on his Own
terms, and they must do 1t. -..,
Mr.. Copperheads we feel for your EN-
barrassine situation, but canuot help you
out. You will have to stand it now. You
expected TO get soldier tobetray his coun-
try and aid you in cheating the soldiers
ont of their votes. You didn't succeed.
Tt'syou and not the soldiers who have been
sold, Gen. futile hsa1aid you out cold
as a wedge. 1t is the /hugest jose OF the
season and will set our Iowa soldiers IN a
broad grin. Gen. lutte is q 6ghting man
and has given the rebels good reasoi. to
remember, him for many hard blows, but
he never whipped them half as severely
az he has the. Iowa Copperheads.--b"r-
Efa'ce Ha'cEfm5. -.sE .n e..:
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EARLY DEAD.

DIED, In this city. Of Dipshsris on Friday. August
2iss, LoUfs HRNRg, only.Foa o. n. u. and sAnAM
o. FIELD, aged 10 years and s months. H..
He was an alniable boy, faithful Sab
bathscheol scholaf I and jusk before be
passed awsy calmly stated that heswas
not afraid to die. His parents sorrow not
as those who have no hope. May we be
like him, in that trying hour. "
s. s. TEACHER,
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sE9~ The Burlington Argus has at
length been QdFciakly notified of Gen. Tut,
ties acceptance of the Gubernatorial
nomination, and has received an official
copy of his letter. For a time, the 1icg"s
believed this letter 10 pc a forgery, and
berated it as one of the vrlest abolition
documents ever put forth in the State of
Iowa. Now, that it has been officially no
tilted that the letter is no humbug, but
the boaa tto'e production of Gen. futile, it
brings its glass to it's eye, aud takes a
careful view of the " instrument from
another and-point, and discovers all of
a sudden. that this q" abolition circular .
is really very remarkable document
able, statesman-like, purely Democratic,
and thoroughly conservative. It's your
turn next, LYsAxDER-" wollerit down y
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gfE4 r. 4 New York. Auga07.T
"a Ihhas spsoia says:. 1aosby ess'
lions in our immediate front are asgn.
ming rather gigantic proportions. From
Q band of sky despeEadoes, LA force has
grown to % able hiiaa lillas, who
prey upon everything that passes between
Fairfax and Warrenton.
Eagly this morning, with his whole
force he attacked q sttiers train be.
tween Bull Run and Centerville, and cap.
tured 81 wagons, with teams and mum.
Der of G0yefnraelit fbrska, Md much
other property on the way to the army.
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- EIrnan cipation is Peace"

At meeting of the Women's Loya
National League held i'll the Cooper In
<titute, New York, May 20, the follow
lng resolutions We're adopted
Rr$oircd, That for the present, thl>
league will concentrate all its efforts up
ON the single object of procuring to be
signed bv oPle .miilirn wor.en and up
wards, and of preparing for presentation
toCongresS. within the first week of It's
next session, a petition i'll the following
words, t0-wit: ~++ -.
To the Serate ead H0wse Of Representation o.
ne United Stdfcst The undersigned, women Of
the United States aSuve the age Of eighteen years
earnestly pray that your honorable bdy will pass, al
the earliest practicable day, an act ehaRcipsting al
persons of African descent held 10 involuntary servI'
tudr or labor in the United States
Rcxolccd, That in furtherancc of the
above object. the Executive Committee
Of this League. be instructed to cause to
ie prepared and stcreotypcd a pamphlet,
not exceeding four printed octave pages,
briefly and plainly setting forth the ina
portancc Of such movement at the pres
ent junrtdrr-a copy of the said pans
rhlet to be placed III the hands of each
person who may undertake to procure
signatures to tho above petition, and for
such further distribution as may DO or
tlercd by the said Executive Committee.
In accordance with these resolutions
the League has had prepared blank Pc
titions and pamphlets, which they are
sending out to every. town and city in
the loyal statss, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning signatures.
They nre also putting every lecturer
they can obtain into the field, to bring
The matter more fully before tho public,
with the same object.
Thu League believes Slavery to be the
.~.'l>anf the War. and that we can never
,"'v" permanent peace until that cause
r removed; that if emancipation is to
avail as peace measure, it must be gcn-
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sherim's sale.

DY virtue OF special execution to directed from
ID the ONCE Of the Clerk u the District Court OF Pot
tawattanie county, IVRa, shall proceed to sell on
Monday the 2tst day 6f Sega A 1858, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock ard O'Clock p. Of said day.
front the County Treashrers once in the city Of
Council Bluffs, the following describes Real Estate OF
James IlenshA1I, jHn to-wlt: The west halt Of tbs
southeast quarter and the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter os setiu twe(S township seventy
Ave 5 range four 40 west. containing 100 acres
more or less Taken the pro .erty Of James Hen
shall jun to <atsfy special execution in favor Of
WIN. 8. Mcknight & Co. =
Safe to commence at o'clock p. ID. Of said dsv.
C. ycORHIS Sheriff
Council BIuns. Iowa, Augusl IL, 1883.
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EES~ The attention of the farming COM
munity is especially directed to the com
munication, in to-elay's paper, from the
ladies of the Sanitary Commission. The
letter quoted is worthy Of all credence--
the writer has been n minister Of the
Gospel, in Iowa, for the past twenty-five
years, and is we'll known in all parts OF
the State. I. =
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Ra~ We defy the world to beat Western
Iowa on weather. We can get it up hot
ter Of. colder on shorter notice, than any
other country 'on the topside the earth
Last Saturday the thermometer marked
LOOP in the shade, and Sunday night we
had frost -.t t-.< - !,
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neAT The Editor of the Cass County
Gazette writes to us TO know what he shall
do to be saved, or rather, to secure daily
X Be just, and fear not, Bro. HoLIDAY,
Saith the wise man, have been young,
and am now old, but have never seen the
righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging
Tread. -.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS

EDITOR SoSPAREFL - -. r.. Gs
You are requested by the Sanitary
Commission to copy the following letter:
Denmark, Iowa, Aug. Is, 1863.
Mr.. DUNBAR Il hare q letter from
f. c. Saekett, Esq, agent of the Illinois
State San. Com, now at Vicksburg. He
says the want of our soldiers now is on
IONS. He has appealed to Illinois for
90, 600 bushels, and he makes like ap-
peal to Iowa, and wishes to get 1000
bushels for Gen. Grants army. Any
town or county that desire theirs to go to
any given regiment, he will see them de-
livered to the regimen to which they are
consigned. Gen. Grant promises to trans
port them from st. Louis, and to detail
men for their delivery in accordance with
the wishes of the donors. Such a gift,
surgeons say, would save 1000 men from
the hospitals ~.. -..-
! know Mr.. Saekett, well. He is q
noble, patriotic, christian man. and is now
deyoting all his time to the comfort Of
the sick and wounded soldiers. Will
you be so good Is TO put the matter into
the hands of some onein Burlington who
will attend to it !; also speak of it in your
paper, Immediately, 80 as to call attention
to it. 1t is not simply for the sick, but
also to save from sickness. Yours truly,
..->. ASA TURNER.
T. S.-They should be directed to e.
G. Sacket, United States Sanitary Rooms,
Vicksburg. y. I.
The ladies Of the Sanitary Commission
having recently called upon the citizens
for aid IN their Society, and that call hav-
ing met with generous response, will
mot ask from the same source means to
respond to the above, but if the farmers
of this and adjacent counties who have
onions and tomatoes in abundance, will
donate them to the ladies for the sol
liers:they will have the tomatoes'canned'
and all the vegetables shipped at the cx-
pensc of the Society.
All articles donated by the farmers be-
twccr now and the 1st of Nov. delivered
to r. P Snow, shall have prompt atten-
dance by the ladies Of the Society.
10 MRS. DODGE, Prcs't.
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= sg- sergt. Hugh L. W. Goss, Co. E, q
Iowa arrived from Vicksburg yesterday.
He has been sick for some time and is
home on furlough to recuit his health.
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d.. LIST OF LRTTEM%
II EMAINING1N TIE POST OFRIGE, AT C0UNCIL.
II Bluffs, Iowa AUGUST 2sth, 1858 and gwhich,
IL not eaTAd for befoFe The 2sth Septesmets wiz DO
sent to the Dead Letter once:
Alien Mrs AFabelIa, Graves Benz
Alien RusSe9 GurLekt Geo A
Beck Christian 90 Holiey Calvin ~
Boyce R Hake Eickels
Bull NJ. r. Houston Mortimer
Brown Mrs s. L. AechlingF
BaiIy Thomas NcGlinfic VIM
CLARK Miss Adelia A. b. Rodgers 0eUz ;
Cranrley Darius RhoaAes Jas
Clark Isaac Rnge Mrs r
Clark kgranda StutSuian Solomon
CGppel Samuel Trbbett b. F.
Elmer Allen SinReEe Adam
Fisher Mrs Hannah william Daniel n.
Grsys Ben ZeltneT John
Persons ca ling for any Of the above letters Will
please say 'tslvertised,' - and name date Of list.
a. T. 5@2@s~~ Wv MAYNARD, pm.
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~ There win be preaching in the II
E. Church on Sunday, Aug, soth, by the
Rev l lAF. Araasr0nga NefToqe1
nA- George !. Haines 4 Co., have just
received "a house full of candies. nuts,
fruits and good things of every descrip-
ton, to.yhich they respectfullo call the
attention of the public. Their stock OF
confectioneries is now complete, and
superior to any other on thc slope.
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~. q. M'HRlDE,

SUCCESSOR TO WIN. r. McGLLLLAND.I
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs,
FANCY GOODS. ETC.
opposiss Empire BlUek.
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Ax7E HAVE A LARGg srocK, AND WILL
w sell exceedingly low, for CASH
Dealers Wishing to bay In this market. will and
prices so low rs to induce them tn purchase.
Besides an immense stock Of Drugs. SC. we keep
general assortment Of articles sold By grocers, s
-SUCH As
Indigo, Letter Paper, Comb,
MaddeF, wrapping Paper Ground FisxseedI
Dye woods, Violin Strings Glauber Salts,
Alum EamphSr.~ . Lead Pencils,
Extract LogwOod Assafdfide. faTtaric Acid,
srandiee, Saltpetre, Bay Rum,
Wines, Corks Playing Cards,
Rum, Potash, Glue,
Sin S G. soda, Lemon Acid,
ola Bourbon Cream Tartar. Black Sand,
or RYE Lemon syrup ConcentrRted Lye,
Cinnamon, Backing Extract Lemon,
Mace, Cayenne Pepper, Do Vanilla,
Eutmcgs, VOLTS SchBHpps, po. Natmeg
Ginger, SasSafras Bark, Do. Cinnamon,
Cloves. sponges, Do Strawberry,
AllsDice, Venetian Red. Mustard,
Pepper, Bath Bricks, Mus,srd Seed.
Putty, SNUFF Fruit Jars,
Glass Jars. Copperas, Matches,
window Glass TamaFtuds. Castor Oil.
IKE to 3Gx60, Garden Seeds. Turpentine,
Blue Vltriol Percussion Ceps. Sweet OIL,
Sulphur, Brushes, hair, Salad OIL.
Birthstone, brushes, CLOTH. Linseed OIL
Epsem Sails, D.. ghttewash, Whale OIL,
VarHShes, DO. paint, etc. lard Oil,
White Lead, Sweet Hcrbs, Coal OIL,
white zinc, Chalk and Lines Rostn OIL
CcIors, CASTLE Soap, Tanners Oil,
Paints, COLONIES. Nears-foot Oil,
Luuurice. Corisnder Seed, Lamp Wicks .
esq Lsnl6n, Carawas secas Candls wlcks, i
Ess Cinnamon, Irish Moss, HIPS,
sas Peppermint, Iceland Moss Twine'
asnnabaz aAE
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nR, COTTON
FREE EXHIBITION
LAUGHING GAS,

COOPER INSTITUTE
FIFTEEN sTun1aE HFEhssqSha wI saAs isIT Ts Il oAs
@s
Conn ''''''"'' ''"'' :
AGns NPfn e '-0 oxx fof
Or. Colon recently demonst acd. New Haven Conn
that % OXIDE "a, rnsn an sa"
sa, state s,a can be whoo. -. sgh's. a
Di assssas as.is pas % ip.
promlnea, ladies' and gentlemen had tested tho truth q
Smiths office crowded 10 overnowns 6y all classes Of
10 set rid Of teeth stamp., For week.
s1 nss % %n a. parsd ~ se
tho following selected
rns mkv rnosAs osnons-t,ossssLr o. rms err,
hereby ccr,i, ths, DR. smith extracted sn hrniy rooted
..n S S snfs l iAe coo .S tn
experienced no pain and was delighted on returning % con
disage-able sensation enjoyed mos, deahtfu dream
while asleep have experienced no from
hands Of Prof Cotton perfectly harmless. Ny daughter
the indaenee OF the sane gas ami ter
and testimony aceords percedy with mine va. Induced
OF several members Of my church and congregation who IN
while they under the influence Of po.efl rane
da agent To tho, who hsse been tortured By .aon',as
sG s. Grs "sess VA, a a. ,n
THOMAS 0 osHoKN, Pastor s, John stree, ~ K eh lrch
hK~ HAVEN. Conn, June ~ S3
me oil The OXIDE ether chloro
form sih.tic for tooth extraction
II s perfectly hsffneksDr. q. has Ing adm mister oil u
10 2O1O persons within the without the
slightest ~ elects No possible lnJuy result from its
inhalation II properly adminserrd.
Itta pleasant 10 nhale aud never produces tho dis
agreeable effects ether ch orOfor while the
bly produced perfect fand u tc much
SOL. There smell tho and TIA. who. due
of inhalation teeth extraction and
ness upes about three minutes 10 dose IL relurrs
three four doses for The extraction Of twenty thirty
teeth The dangers attending the Inhalation 81 ether and
chiorOforn all aypld~ Two aer the enscis
on the iees we'll before inhAlins ~ To
establish the
'COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
DR. Cotton that Into
business with three skiinl dcn
trts-Dr John Alien OF New York. DIR W. II. Hnrd. of
Brooklyn, and DR. j. IL Smith. of k.s Havrn-~hD will
oics NJ ~ Bond and devote their entire une
TO the extraction OF teeth by this ,h. Gas made aud
adm Mustered by DIR Co ton Tho twenty experience
Of DR. Cotton In the manufacture and o t-
Gas Ia deemed SUN cent thatIbe make
pure article and administer " with care aDd safety
1t is thr determination to extract teeth that b.
saved by nng whatever be tho desire - The
Intention II 10 ~srrr9 such and discretion In this
respect that tha dental profess will feel free
their patients who Wish teeth sstract.dwe returning them
rrAfy Tor plate WORK
business Monday morning, july II Every
entering VIII receive nnnbefed Ticket, enut
them Ia accommodation ia tn. order 1f ArrIsAl
Price, " for the anl 81 for each subsequent
tooth.
Once ~ Bond street near Brosd~sy
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VlyINTER GARDEN
w CONTINUED SUCCESS oF ,,,...-
lTuder the uagetreut OF
e $50 Miss EMILY rHORNH AND
AIR MARK SMITH
INV Mr. sETCHELL
IN 4 kEw CHAKACrKH.
TO NIGHT and "a inx viii be presented The a.
ouisto Comedy by Tom Tsylof, of
NINE POINTS 0f THE LAW.
Tho aide splitting rsxr~ oi
And, for tho nrst 1me, -
Ir,rodueirc Messrs R~tchsl Mark smith, A. II. D4ysoI
nor, aol Rlntth Jr Morris. Boyde. PArso~ Mas nm
|, Thornr Nra Smith. Mrx II r. 0rsttan Mrs Fsya
NJ other talented artists -
On MOkDAS JULY i3 will bs produced an sni6osy esS
81 RlkSVCE.
written expressly for this COMPANY. .nutlsd
LEAH, THE FOKSOOK
Ao the c,msirs never acted before ssliisA,
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
Doors open At 7; cyr,menc~ Ats
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AMUsE NJ ENTs.

NIiBLO's aARDEN
IN Lo~~oc aud Manager. ........ Wh WHEA1Lx
begtn at a conclude at
fklDAf, july 10. ips
TIE ATTRACTION oF Tux CI1Y
John BroushAn's grand nrc Drama cutitiol
IiiE DUKES hoTTo,
IA tho
SIXTH WEEK
TRIUMPHANT CAHEE6,
NO piaINuTIOs
IN THE NIGHTLY IHKoS3s.
q witness tho
DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
KNOWN no THE METROPOLIS FOR YEARa
The celebrated Irish comel Ian and socaliat-
MIX COLLINS.
the sole right the production
splendid play in America
CAKAicKfERGUS.
Irish soldier OF for,lnr with toe songs Wne, bstght
Wine w hiie There's Liin tn = Hops,
' MIR WM. WiiEArLEy
in hts remarkable u~raon.t,on Of 1....
CAPTAIN HENRI bk LAoAhDLitE.
UkAPPROACHABI. CAST.
BEAUTIFIL SCENERY,
ORIGINAL NJ Slr.
NEW COSTUMES
MECHANICAL RffECTs
AND FURNITURE
-" ~ GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
IN the country.
Nusicsl Cosd Harvey H. Dodwcsts
Boz Once open dau, from un o. whore seAsa osn hs
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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A UCTlON NOTICE-FANCY GOODS 6C.-J w. EZE-
IA KEEL will sell Tuesday. July IA at 800 Canal
entire stock consisting OF Ladies' Braided Coaks Pain
skirts quany Kid Gloves Collars Sleeves. &C. de-
other goods too o mention.
j. W. EZEKIEL Auc.oneer.
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BILLIARDS..

DIILIARps-w n GRIFFfTH OVERS FOR SALE
ID 100 splendid rosewood and OAK Tables. wiih bis
ryasd continuation cuskiousl which superior 70 all
other BaIs Cues Cloth and Csis Tips At whglsA@ and
retail Old tablfs repaired 10 the bcsl by w. H.
GHEFITH. it6 Fulton street.
v,,oR sAL.-CHEAP A FIRST QUALITY BILLIARD
Table with Cues, Balls, and everything belong it
FOR partloasrsa apply NJ DfCkEKMAN 60 IS. - Broad.
way, up stairs.
DpopRIEroRs or PUBLIC BILLIARD ROOMS AgR
Il requested % attend meeting A. room 81 Asiof Mouse,
Saturday aiernoon at o0ck ~ take into
ton 20 be psr-ued reaard e1trA az
table sought ~ ~ Collected opinion
new Commissioner of Internal Revenae hluarl rom
prorretorp sgg invited 70 attend.
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WI. wTTTERs AucIIoNERR, WILL SELL RUS
w dsy A. aocock, ~ "a Canal street | puncheun OF
&ehaps IRISH WHISKY. puneneon Of Jsmaica Ram 5
tassets Champas ne WINE. Daca graie. also Star
E1asures Ac, W order Of asslsnes
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPOkTANT LECTURES DAILY Fug gNNTLFNE.
j only ~ ths hew tork auzrpm ~ AHafgut 90 sfaa.
Parties isbie - sifen flr.o
Forwarded, rceipf - ~ cNs Vi a4aruaans blFetaf
lhs Aa~ yorx Aaseam u Aasl9a.
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GEo. W AMMERMAN. Attorney for Mortgage

A UCTION N0TICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
n housekeeperAA family going TO Europe, viii dispose
Of their Furniture private sale at great ssrrlfeea
magnificent rosewood Pan forte full octave,
strung bass all moeern imp oyemcnts, cost ~ viii be
10ld for $3.50; beautu soI ROSEWOOD Paror Suit
Cd rich French brocae S275 for $685. for
500. rosewood ble top Tables Corner and Boos
Hair anu Spring Mattresses. Curtans, Dining Tab es OAK
Chairs, Rockers Chairs covered harcloth, Lounges
Clocks, OIL Paintings, CARPETS. Lc Inquire OF w. RICH
ARDS l9 West Eighth (Cnon pacc) between Firth
Sixth aveuues
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@ HRRxAk 4 CO., AUCTroNEERs.-THrs DAY AT
Srands Is casks Old Bourbon Whsskey pipes Holland
orape Leaf 0in - Port sherry Wnea us ease.
kssrsd Wines aud Lquors 70 baskets senuine
6hampaeue, 1000 segars. Ae.
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK,
sp Of Furniture Beds Bsdstsada Chairs TAbes Crchsry
auss Straw Mattresses. Feather Beds, Pillows Is
rrl<rha AZ
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NEw WORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ Trans wiz leave Twenty depot Albany
lO3O A. w., stopping At Wnamsbrdge Whit. Plans Bed.
ford 'rot9n FAis and stations NORTH Abany
win Central and Northern Railroad Saratoga and al
FONTS ncfth and wcsi sor Croton Falls, Si5A. ". For
r. " from White stree! depot For stridge is 10
A. ~, ~ .. . loP N Croion Pals. white Plains
snd wnsmsbnssr train. :cI a All stations vsr Dover
V Dover R.iarn,nE s.,s As@ny 9IoA y, arriva o.
Chatham TO croten rsns also Bsaiord White Plains snd
stations north Of white Plains; cro,cr ysI's ap
white Plains 10, Z, sDA ~. l3P. n. wnlamsbr,dr.
saA n Croon rslia white Plains and WillIsm.prtsrs
sns sop At all Sunday srenrson trsins st hs1f
Tor Croton Falls IS A. ~ stopping A. Ill ,,at,"n.
.,eep yors,ns FOR w,luam.erids. iA III sA X sns
IMP stopping 81 All stations. for Whi,e Plains ~
stolping All stations Rsrrn,.s ssvs WALTZ Plains II
p white Plains asd wlllanshridss trains stop Al Al,
stations Croon Pals ~ stopping ~ ell stations north
o. ana = Jons BuRcHiLI. sspsnawpasnt
NEW YORK AND FLusHlNo RAiLRoAD-LgAvEs
IN Nsw Yorh ., James slp fery snd rhiry fourth
Leaves FLUSHING 81 I. - .. 10 !. %, q And7ib
ii B-On Tussdays and Fridays syesia Lignt train
leaves Plushns at II r. ~ and from Thirty fourth
The New York herald., 1863-07-10
SPORTING.

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