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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02
MORTGAGE SALE


Name Of Nor: gagor-Elias Brundage: j
Name of Mort gagee-William D. Rabbit
I:ate Of Mort gage-May srd 1853. .f@.*
When and where recorded-In the Office (.
Register of Deeds for the County of aforriso,
at the town Of Little Falls, Minnesota, on IT,,
4tl day Of May 1858, in Beck '.A'' pages Is
Il 1877 = - ~>.s.': Ne, - 1@.1-
Descriptions of Nlortgaged prenises-Twen
ty five fee: by cne7 hundred and fifty on thc
South Side of Lot three (3} in Block eightee,;
(16) in the Town of Little Falls County s:
Morrison and State Of minnesota IS snrrey.,-
and plated BY s. ". Putnam 4
When and to woc, assignesi-The .sei.i
Mortgage on the seventeenth da5:s Of Mars!
1862, was duly assigned by said Mortgage, g..
George B. Stone and aaia assignmen Mt Vas 1ul.-
recorded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds +, i.
the said County Of Morrison on tho sih day Il:
April A. D. 1852.
AMOUNT claimed .toebe unpaid slnd due On
said mortgage at the date Of this notice, 1hrc \
hundred and sixty Dollars (:3Go, 0o) principa
and interest. ~"
Whereas default has been made in ths con
ditions Of the above described mortgage; D.
the failure Ct the said nlortsagor to pay ga il,
sum of money due thereon and fully payable
whereby the power of sale therein contained
has become operative, and no proceedings hav r.
ing been had at law or otherwise for the reco.
cry Of any part Of the sum thereby securedto
be paid. 49,.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given tina
by virtue Of said power Of sale and pursuant e
statute, said mortgage will be foreclosed by 8
sale of said mertgaged lands and premises nj
PUBLIC auction, 20 the highest cash bidder Il:
the From: door OF the Court House in Littl'
Falls On Tuesday the 7th day Of April, \. j.
1863, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to SGT
isfy the amount that will then be due on sa;.i
mortgage with disbursements and costs by, Law
allowed. -. GEORGE 8. STONE.
febl9-6w t..} ASSIGNEE of Mertra 81,
JAS F. BRADLEY, Atty. for Assignee,
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UPECIAL NOTlCE.--A liberal reward will
~ be paid by the subscriber. to any person
who WILL deliver to me. at st. Paul, or give
correct information where may be found any
State Property,-the same having been pressed
or otherwise taken for tho use of the late In
dian Expeditions !; whether the same has been
paid for BY the State OF is expected to be. t;,is
3D. =. VIM NJ KENDALL,
Quartermaster and State Agent
~ st. Paul, March 10th, 1868. - r.
mar19-2W = b
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sERAf.--Tuken uP f1ssfha sundetSgns1, !
III on his rrcnises I'm 81. &y joseph; ID e.
month Of September, 1862 TWO cows.
about seven years old enc Of red color, m: i
the other red color anfwhite 'spattsd.. Pfc
owner il requested to- pay Charges nd ake G.
them aHsy.r@~,4s @'F:>r - PETER I4(sfe Il
Dated st. Joseph, March 10Th 1853
mar26-4wN
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D.. ASSORTED ACCOMPLISHING
~ all the savofite brunts, 1t ~1-e7""%
J. c. D. H. c. BURBANK E Coz

OK KEGS OF NAILS. AND SPIKES. &
~ 50 boxes assorted Window Glass =
10 gross pit TASKS casks Prunes
Jzcasks Currants 2 cases Nutmtgs
-. 20 mats Cassia so cans Mustard
10 bags Whole Pepper and Pimeato
IL J 4sansl EugEsE ahd French Mustard
800 so bills Vinegar If.I
20 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
3%as~ 20 coils assorted Manila Cordage. -
Is dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes Yermieelh and A1accaroni
20 boxes Starch 5[t,g~ 3.
10 dozen and 3 Hoped Pals
20 dozen assorted Tubs 4
500 boxes G. D, Caps-an Ely's Ind
Cohe'l uater. = i 1Is.
$50 lbs Bar Lead so sacks shot
J. G.. i H. G. BURBANK j. co. =
st. Germain It,, St. Cloud, N,an
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THE: GREiT LIVING HISTORY"


THE REBELLION RECORD,
a Diary of American Events.
EDITED
BY FRANK MOORE
Published in parts, each part illustrated
with two Portraits engraved Gu steel
FOUR VOLUMES
Are now ready, at annexed prices, until April
I, 1868:
Cloth, ...........""........~$3 Is volume
Half CALI or half AIoroeco 5 90
THE REBELLION RECORD .
is INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE LIBRARY.
The four volumes contain :
i Full and Concise Disry Of Eueais, from the
Dec, 1860, to the capture Of New Orleans,
Over One Thousand Official Exports and Var
ratives of all the Battles and Skirmishes that
have occurred during the War {
FL.
over Fine Hundred Songs and Ballads, both
loyal and rebel.
W
Forty-seven Portraits, engraved on steel, Of the
most celebrated men Of the time, and TWEEN
u ty-six Maps and Plans Of Battles.
Over Three Thousand Incidents and Anecdotes
Of Personal Daring and Bravery.
ASA FoRzCONsT INT REFER
ENCE 1T Is EN1NENTLY TO Be RELIED
on ,..-..
G. P. PUTNAM, Publisher,
532 Broadway.
-. CHAs. T: EVANS, Gen. Agt.,
449 Broadway.
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Thermometrical Record.
Reported erpre,sly for. the DsMocRAT, b
s. NarEatt, Dru0diat. St. Cloud il

D1ED.-At his residence in this city on Sab
bath evening, March 29th OF congestion Of the
BRAIN FREDERICK L. WYMAS, aged q years.
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ELouR IN STORE AND FOR SALE, AT
l. the storeroom Of ..,' S'E' ~'''
-. ~, a.. 49,. - III. MITCHELL,
IF <''@'%'. Post Office Building, St. Cloud
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SATURDAY MoRN1NG.-We reached home late
yesterday afternoon from three days trip in
the country. This We ofsr as an apology isr
=, ,.' .t Of =; loci Rsss'se&Ya's "'-
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~ Subscriptions, -adverthsueps: and Dr.
ders fef. job 'NSrk can be loft It the Pos
Office.


SATURDAY MoRS1SG,-We reached home late
yesterday afternoon from three days trip in
the country. This We offsr as an apology ~
IL ,.et Of y Local nsss'ssaaF ans on'
ON the frst page will be found communi'
cation from Fort Abcrcrombie, which absence
prevents our maxi ng any reply to this week.
PaA1siE FlaEs,-Oa, sabbathevenirg the
prairis 6ressssn he SAW side 81 He river could
be distinctly seen for the first time. To the
East and Southeast, they stretched for miles
in extent, the bright flames leaping up and
blazing along the line Of the horizon while the
dense smoke was borne slowly northward.
Since then, they have crept farther up the riv-
er. and now ~ glimpses are caught through
the intervening trees, they look like the fires
Of thousands Of biv ouacs.
Loss FROM PRAIRIE F1REs.-On' Friday last
stable belonging to Messrs. Gorton and
Craig, on Elk River, in Sherburne county, was
set on dre by the burning prairie and destroy
ed with yoke Of oxen and three horses fast
ened within.
WAsS1sc.-Psrsons going to the lakes and
spearins or netting fish should remember that
penalty is attached to this, and that there
are those who will see It enforced.
OysrERs.-Prof Cromwell would announce
that he will have fresh oysters this and ne st
week.
New Horx1 We understand that Stephen
Long, the old St. Paul landlord, cont emp plates
making arrangements to erect q first class ho-
tel in our town the coming Summer. 1t is
much in want of good otel, and Mr.. Long
is the proper man for the enterprise. We hope
our business men and property holders will
give him liberal assistance. We also under
stand that MIR. Long will be here in : few weeks
to make his arrangements.
INDIAN ExECurIoN.-Jrst received, at the
St. Cloud Book Store lot of very finely execu-
ted engravings Of the hanging of the thirty
eight Sioux Indians at Mankato, on the 26th
day Of December last. Call and see, and buy
one. J. Nj. ROSENBERGER.
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focal items crowded out last week.
Fon RED RrvER-Mr. E. R. Abel, who was
last season engineer on the steamboat Inter-
national on Red River, left on Tuesday morn
ing to put the boat in complete running or
der for the opening If navigation. Capt.
Painter and the boats crew from St. Paul went
up st tho some time Mr. \. has promised US
items from that section of country.
INDIANS o. EXHIBIT 41oS-,lr F. Dunn. for.
merly Of this place is il Germany with party
Of Indians. exhibiting them to the astcEished
gaze Of the people OF the Fatherland.
NoTrcE.-Irs. Farwelrs Ambrotype Rooms
will be open between the hours CT ZEN and
three o'clock, only.
CROWDED Ov7.-"c have on file for mex,
weeks paper letters from our Sank Centre
correspondent. aud from the gold mines, which
have been crowded out by local news.
FuR,-M P. Noel returned On Wednesday
from trip up country with small quantity
Of choice peits. Fe says that those who have
furs hold them ut exhorbitant prices. Wegive
below Mr. Ms price list for No. l:
Mink. SO oOSa5oo Otter, 81 oOaS6 90
Raccoan, 75a 50 Fisher, GOA 90
Black bear, 4 OOa % " kits, GOA SO
Pra'ie wolf, Goa / SO Wild Cat 75a %
Timber . l 5Oa 200 Lynx, l 0Oa so
Badger, goa 10 Skunk, la go
SCHOOL PAHrv.-On last Wednesday evening
the young ladies OF Mrs Faulding's school
gave a party at their school room. which was
said by those present to hsve passed of very
pleasantly. The next morning We were pre-
sented with sebox containing some very nice
cake with an assortment Of sweetmeats, accom-
panied by note expressing sorrow for our
lonely condition" whose fault is it y and
hoping that these articles would have benef-
cial effect on our disposition. We had
mind to get spited and not eat the cake, but
repented and swallowed it.. ard the inridous
references at the same time.
SCHOOL ExAMISATIoS.-The first term of
Mrs. Paulding's school closed on Friday last.
The examination was highly creditable to both
teacher and scholars. The most marked i'm
provement has been made in Geography,
Grammar, Spelling and Writing. In Geogra-
ply Nellie Kimball stands foremost, reciting
about forty pages Of review, missing only2two
questions. Ruth Brown, Amy Kinkead, Net
tie swisshelm, Ernest Allen and Harry Mitch
ell also acquitted themselves we'll. Among the
best in spelling were Staunton Cannon, Nettie
'swisshelm, Ernest Allen, Flora Hayward and
Rachel Camfeld. The copy books looked very
neat and gave evidence Of care and improve
ment .,.r.
The prizes were distributed As follows:
For Dspcrtment-Nellie Kimball
For Scholarship-Nellie Kimball.
For greatest improvement in Writing-Jen-
ME Mitchell and Nettie SwissheIu. II
For Compositior-Rut Brown.
Quite lumber Of the best scholars were
absent on account of sickness. . ., b. ...,.. !
FREMONT Mills FLOUR AND FEED Sroar.-(
Family -four, (spring and winter vheat) bran
meal, &c., kept on hand, at wareroom on 81.
Germain street. The highest cash price paid
for wheat. G. II. H. BAKER. !
s@4qn* ~ mareh3 ''nl !
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~. SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after April Isl, the price of 1.-The
Rebellion Record will be Advanced Fifty Cts.
a volume. From that date, the sale of Parts
froniNo %. 1to "a, viii be discontinued. Back
sets Of The Rebellion Record" viii be sold
only in volumes. Purchasers and subscribers
who have not completed the four vols. must
at once do so. The work will continue to be
published in parts, at SO cents-each part H.
with two portraits on steel Volume
V-will comprise seven parts. : >~". g.. >s':.!.>
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BB~ Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at all h urs@A
St. Cloud, May 8, 1860, :; :,
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EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
ii IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS
THE ABBOT COLLECTION.
By d. IVES CO., at the Fine Arts Institute derby
ings March "a and 70. at7x o'clock.
important and valuable private collection OF origl
nal American and foreign Works of Art embracing among
the" 'n' p''"'gTaHh The <. ABBOT COLLECTION
Of well known Paintings OF value, and several su-
copies Of celebrated pictures in the Vatican P Palace
The superb gallery picture which exhibited for
p~.' WV L. JOB yERNERTs.
This beautiful original work of ordered for sale In
consequence the artists departure for Europe and will
be incadss II M Ts yAsHNGToN SERIES
by j. Stearns, ESQ., representing Washington Soldier,
Statesman, Farmer and Christian These four superb
pictures engraved In Paris and familiar
household words lovers of Also the magnificent
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFH
Infancy, Youth Manhood Old Age Some machess copies
OF (and taken FROM original pictures by
6oMENcHINo, auRIiL1,
BERGHEM, CARLO MARATTI
S SaSsss a SasSySSy5T2SSa$yyos, ISSSSHH s
LAZARUS, VERNERT, WENZLAR,
u. JOHNSON, MANZONI. HALL.
pp Gi4rSiisFFa MW rnTT' LA NIRNa
We also call attention to superb copy tslme size as the
'WiiNTkRHALTERs CELEBRATED PICTURE
THE EMPRESS EUGENE AND HER MAIDS or
Also fine Landscape and Cattle by VIM Slayer aud
several other English Paintings.
DAY AND EVENING UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK.
Catalogues ready.
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IN II. LUDLOW. AUcrIoNEgR


II H. LUDLOW. AUcrIONEER.
"a. EXECUTOR SALE OF 80 VALUABLE LOTS AND
CORES, WITH VALUABLE WATER RIGHTS,
AT AUCTION
f. II. LUDLOW co. VIII sell A. auction. on Tuesday
March rs 1865 at " o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Saesruo ON Ill Broadway
BY order William E. Dodge ESQ., Executor Of the estate
of the late Arson q. Phelps, Sr.
LIST avenue 29h and tn Lots being Lots and
Gore the side of LIST between 9th aoth
streets and Lots in the rear of the above. being each
street
avenue 10Th and Goth strcets-lO Lots the
west side OF LIST avenue being the and on each
street IN the
Also Lots entire front on the east side OF is avenue
between 3rh and 3lst
Both 3lsl streets23 Lots Is the north sfc of 3)th
street and II south side OF 3st street in Of above
and extending 10 the East river with valuable Bulkhead
of about 800 feet and Water Right
A. 5h and 5h streetsS Lots the entire front
the side of between 5lh and 18th streets and
Lots the Forth side OF 9th and south side OF 53h
valuable Bulkhead and Water Right.
Avenue and 59th street-6 LOTS on west side Of ave.
A. entire front between 3S and 59h streets and on
the south side OF 59th street. in of the above.
OF avenue A, between 5yth and 6Jth streets
Also lots the entire front the side OF avenue A,
between 5Sth ana 59th Streets
5Stn and 18th the north side Of 6Sth and
south side OF 59 streets of above and extending 10
the East river with valuable bulkhead and water right
side A. between 59h and 9th Streets and north
side q h street and extending to the East river with the
valuable right.
Many Of the above lots are OH 59th street. the
Every lot will be reremptoriy sold.
Terms will be made known ut SALE
Book maps and iu be bad az the auction.
GERS Office. E. H. LUDLOW CO.. No Pine st rect
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A Ivan G. BAKER, CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
PEREMPORY SALE OF
nAGKIPIcExr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

PAINTINGS sTArrARY BRONzEs
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
OF ART AND ARTICLES OF vIRTU
On Tomorrow (MONDAY), March Is,
Al TIE elegant residence Of VI. Blair Chapman ESQ,
Is West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale commencing II II o'clock precisely.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
superb Sets OF Broade Curains, Cornices. Bands and
faaaes 70 match, cost 500 window; Ormou
CnAnelers Velvet Carpets Rugs superb Suits
With brocate Of the richest description Etageres statnary
marble tops Secretary BOOKCASE Encoignures Cab
ae nantel and Pier Mirrors Embroidered Lace Curtains
= Ten China Vases Art.,ic Bronze s.a,uary
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PlANOFORTE.
Richest instrument offered At auction this season. round
orners elegant carved legs and made to order bv city
.akers all modern improycments. rosewood Stool and
Cover Canterbury Music Books; walnut HAstandA OH
cloth. Stair Carpets on r.insing. " eminent artists
Oak Buffet Extension Table, elegant Of Crystal and
kaby glassware China Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Coffee
>usn Silver Dinner and Tea Sets spoons Casters Cake
BAskets Knives Nut Crackers Napkin Rings Table Cutlery
Linen. Cane Chairs, Sofas Oval Mirrors Bronze Clocks
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes Commodes, Bed
sSeads. SUITE superb Hair Mattresses Blankets Sheets
DO walnut Sofa Chairs In and haircoth
oc and Ingram Carpets Also all Furniture
apartments. Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
B-Pares wishing TO attend the sale take Fifth and
4txth and at Aston House, st Nicholas
snd Metropolitan Hotels leaving sixteenth street, fewdoors
house,
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IN H. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER
Ls VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS ON EAST
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION

E ~ LUDLOW CO WIN sell ~ aIcyn on Thursday.
saesrooms. III Broadway Trinity Butding),
\ EAST TxErH srRxEr-The two three story and base
south between and CT each 25x40 lots 90
feet inches Deep
Also story brick House Store ass East Tenth
street. joining above house 26x4n lot ~ feet inches
EAST ELEVENTH SrRERrThe story and basement
brick Houses and Stores 46 and 2s East Eleventh street
side and G.: houses each 25xs8
On the Of said lots there two brick
houses 2x25 lots each 20 feet by los feet nches
Tho above offers opportunity for investment. the
houses being substantially built we'll timbered thoroughly
drained in good repair and now s rented to good
yearhrst years per cent? latter thTee at
seven per cent.
Maps full particulars be had ct the auctioneers
Office No. 8 Pine street, Broadway.
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4 ucr1oN NoT1cE-pEREMproRY SALE oF rHE

IA effects of u family removing TO Europe
.. D. CAULkINS. AuCfIONEER Office $50 Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS.
~SUPEKBLy CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFOETE.
SILVER PLATE &C, &c.
Monday March 23 rain or snine. at 1913 coc A. NJ. all
the superb and costly Furniture, Paintings Stauary
Works of Art rosewood Drawing Room suits elegant
the residence 2l5 Fourteenth street, Eighth
The autoneer calls the special attention OF the public
this sale, being the largest and richest of
Household Furniture offered Mt aucion!ths The fur
order The whole will be peremptory and absolutely sold
without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists Of carved rosewood Eagsres marble tops and
with mother of pearl rosewood Centre Table,
Of Drawing Room Furniture; elegant Tete-
Tete. Sofas ARM two Reception and eight Oval Back
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered three coored
sole Tab es inaid tortoise she'll Brocade
Lace Curtains, French plate Pier and Manel Mirrors with
rich gilt frames; superb Seyres aud Dresden China Vases
xichy decorated Parian marble Satuetes OF the Seasons
Paintings antique Lava Vases, ebony Card Table, Vel
Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs Bronze Clock.
month Oil Paintings by Rousseau, Ininan. Hunting
ton, Cole, Legrand and other eminent artists.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
carved legs and four round corners finished all round
dnad with and solid keys cost $780, Music Rack
rosewood Stool. covered in brocade embroidered cloth
Cover Books and Musc Hall rosewood Hatstand Ocoth,
Stair Carpets &c Chambers second stoy-Rchy carved
rosewood Bedsteads style Louis XIV. Bureaus and Com
modes match; wardrobes Dressng and Toilet Tables
shaving Stands Bookstands Couch Arm Chairs Curtains
6hades Cornccs Hair Mattresses, Beds and Bedding deco
rated China Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF
every kind Tea Sea Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery oak
Dining Table, oak Dining ArmChairs, &c
No postponemsn Cartmen In attendance 70 cart pack or
ship goods TOR purchasers
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w Proprietor and Manager. ......... Mr.. WallAck.
Doors open 1t TX. Begins at g.
. Another week Of novelty and changes
MONDAY-rHE FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
and AMERICANS IN PARIS.
TUESDAY 18th tlneb-HENRIETTE.
SURE.
THURSDAY sd tmel-THE BUSY BODY
FKIDAY-FA!NT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
and THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN
SATURDAY by universal desre, the popular charm
ing Comedy OF the IRISH HEIRESS
Box book for OF the above evenings from IN
new Comedy IN four acts with and elegant scenery
and decorations aud most powerful cast will be produced
forthwith
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TIENRY G. SCRIBNER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
III III Nassau streetAssignees sale q fine stationery
Blank Books Fancy Articles lSc., &c. HENRY q SCRIB
NER viii sell Monday sd inst a. u clock A. NJ at 49,
Grand the stock of fine stationery Bank Books,
Fancy Articles appertaning TO the business also the tr-
lures which very elaborate and suitable Tor any bust
Show Standing Cases Shelving Counters Iron
safe Gas Fixtures &c. ac BY order OF the assignee.
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IrDWAKD NINI IENINHs AUITIONEER- -NAIF OF
~ superb Household Furniture. by ID W IyEs 4 CO
A. eg5 Broadway "Wednesday and THURSDAY Marrh 20
and III O'Clock each day part Of the 81 Dye N 81
largest aud most resEccia1e cabinet makers adsaneed On
W. ia during the dull x3lp worth ana = m 49,
arranted by BE- first every respect
~ mar, OF is Chamber Suss in rosewood bark wa'n7
sbed In oil wax aud shela. Bedsead. Burcrr,s ~.
s,ands commodes and Armore uiaces 50 paror Rccep
ian Lihrary Dining Room suits ~ rosewood bar
anut ard brocael brocade. molaet plush and ali
roI reps; also Turkish Furniture OF the very htsst s.
os ri iTina comfort and beauty. Extension "a nj
IL ID is aud IL feet in oak and wannt also, black walnut
go .oseN o,i secretary and Library B0okcases Bune,s
% Work Tables c<ers Toilet Tables &c. Ac The
se,ls viii exhibition day and evening Catalogues
xaornine Of Goods be packed on the premtses
- h. stored with a few weeks free OF charge
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Aucnos sorcE-BooTs AND SHOES.
wN NJ HoLLIsGsHEAD. AUcTIoNEER
BY CHARLES G WARREN
sAIEsRooNs q CoRrLASDT STREET.
NEXT AUCTION SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 81. AT l0h O'CLOCK.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT
AUCTION SALES or BOOTS AND SHOES
sEMLwEEKIY HEREAFTER,
ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
BY TUE PACKAGE ONLY. FOR CASH.
ss areriihg facilities trade never before presented
CHARLES O. WARREN,
Commission Shoe Warehouse,
Y Cortlandt street.
Aucros NOTICE aa,r, ,vn s,ovs
-. - WM y; HoLLINGsHEAD, Aucioneer.
on WEDNESDAY,. MARCH rs ,
Al lo1 o'clock NJ,
j. I. wHIrEnousE.
No. IS Cortlaudt street
re trade respectfully invited TO attend the sale The
catalogue viii comprise 500 casesof prime and sea
seaee Goois. including In part all styles boys and
Women 's'niascs' and chiidrens
CATERS. SLIPPERS a.
san ~ which viii be literally duplicated. -
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale.
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D.--TiiE ADyER-
cond hand Pianos.
Address A. X. L..