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Total for Bundy.. l58
Total for Hutchins,. 9l

Total for Bundy,- lo6 -
Total for Hutchins, 9l
Maj. for Bundy over Hutchins, g..
Those who voted disunion from
Callia county are Sergeant G. W.
Tbarp. Corporals John snd Thomas
Fee, and Private John Clafin, of Co:
A; of CO. E, Brown and Hixon;
and of d, W. Bradfield, maxi g I.
The 9Th / do not krow. On the
State ticket, / think VIC Eave beaten
them at least 80 votes. This speaks
well for our next election, for we
have not the least doubt but that we
will carry the election by large
majority in the States. They ex-
erted themrelves to their utmost to
carry the vote Of the regiment, hut
after all, "we fail 10 see it." The
Conduct Of a few of them during
the election was disgraeeful in the
extreme, especially that of George
W Tharp, of Co A There were
four men in the company who were
thought n be too voRng by a few
days to vote. two Of ~aich WON'T
have voted Union aRl two disIniOn
To the Mcclellan MN he gave tick
cts; they went up to the polls and
voted. He was present but said
But when the two that
would have voted Union came to the
polls. he challens sed them. prevent
ing one OF their votes, -t5 5--=r
was sworr soi FL. We. Lis vote
do not b-iieve IN men vol1E who
are not of age 20 do so. bat 7 give
this tn show what sopse Os tleIa are
of-bo% extremely small and
to what base and unfair means they
will resort for the purpose of secur-
ing one or two votes. THIS man is
. non veteran, and will soon be
home; and for the benefit of the
citizens of Gallia county. l will say
that he has been in the habit, since
he has been in the army of loaning
money-one dollar for two thus
taking advantage of mems neeessi-
ties. 1t win be well for them to
watch him, as well as others who
vote for the " Young Napoleon" He
has never been in action or fired q
gun in defence Of his country. and,
Of course, he has no reputation to
loose by voting against it. / have
no dcabt that some of them are
honest In voting as they do. but they
must be awfuHy blinded. That all
are traitors who vote that ticket, I
do not believe; bat one thing IL GER
tain, there are few traitors who have
an opportunity that will not vote it.
We are inclined to think the signs of
the times indicate 4 speedy termina-
tioa OF the var. Ii fact it is almost
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27
Electors {.

Electors ::
JOHN NJ. CoNNELL,l ..I.-,,o
JOHN P. BIEHN,
JOHN K. GREEN.
STANLEY MATTHEWS,
LEWIS B. GUNCKEL,
STEPHEN JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM L. WALKER,
MILLS GARDNER,
HENRY W. SMITH,
OZIAS BOWEN,
JACOB SCROGGS,
WILLIAM SHEFFIELD,
GEORGE A. WALLER,
HENRY F. PAGE,
JAMES R., STANBERY,
JOHN II. MCOMBS,
FREDERICK ". WOOD.
LORENZO DANFORD,
JOHN MCOOK, ia
SETH MARSHALL
ABNER KELLOGG
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Adams and Scieto claim the
Democrats
IS companies from Monroe county
: 2 companies from Crawford CO
s Scioto county.
Gallls gives Bundy So; Hutc hins
nose; District vote for Congress, 300.
Bondy's majority over Hutchins, 233
Very respectfully,
L. T. CADoT,
Major 9lst Regt D. V. 1.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

~Gen. Mcclellan s. friends pro-
pose to make peace by hostility to
the No th. Abraham Lincoln 8
friends propose to- make peace by
hostility to the South uRtil they hay
down their arms. The issue 10
squarely made between Union snd
DIsunion,- Freedom and Slavery,
courage and cowardice. Every voter
must make q choice of sides
Reader, which side are you on?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

H George Francis Train, one Of
the managers of the Chicago Con
vention, is out against MeC1ellsn.
His speech in Philadelphia we will
lay before our readers next week.
1t is rich, and Train all over. The
skinning be gives the Copperheads
Is terrible
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

UM. Emsheimer & Bro, have
just returned from the city with .
large stock Of new and seasonable
goods, which they are now opening
at their several stands in -Gallipolis.
Call and see them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

H "Ougusht" Belmont the 70
reign Jew, who is now engineering
the Copperhead Party, became 90
elated at the news of q Copperhead
majority in Pennsyivania that he at
once ordered grand joIli6catIon OF
of the faithful in New York, and
published an address in order to
strengthen the confidence Of that
large class of voters who always go
with the wining side. OHIO and In
diana had knocked all the noise out
of the party, and something must be
done. ''Ougusht' therefore splurges
largely on the Keystone State, and
his sycophantic followers everywhere
publish his manifesto. But alas for
the hopes of "Ougusht" and his clan'
the result Is the other way in the old
keystone, and all their fine plans are
demolished: So it will be to the end.
Maine, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana, Penn
sylvania. all gone for tie Union. New
York will be sure tC follow These
States gone. where, Oh Oagusht. are
the votes for Mcclellan to come from
on which TO m ke q calculation? The
friends of Litulmak dare not The
friends of Sir. Lincoln care not
Tiny hopes of amsssing still greater
wealtL, Ongusht, are doomed to die
with the Confederacy.
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MARRIED.

oetcber %. 1864, at the residence Of the
brides' fAtSer. in Green township. Galla CO..
Ohio. y the Rev. j. W. MeCOrmick' Sergt
Jas. H. Mccormick. Co. T. End Ohio Heavy
Artillery, and Mis- Melissa ". Thompson.
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HEADQUARTERS 56FH D. v. FL
NEM ORLEANS. L. Oct ID

EDITOR JOURNAL Sir: Fhsse the
pleasure to inform you that our cleo
ton came of yesterday, resulting in
the defea. of the Disunion party in
this regiment. The votes east stand
as follows -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

RA number o. articles which We
would khs' to- publish if cur space
permitted, Rsuss stand over. until
next week Have patience friends,
and We will en3saror to,giye yea AL
q nearing.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

~ Vote of Ohio soldiers in the
Army of West Virginia, Tuesday.
Oct. IL, 1864 =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post;
II Office At Gallipolis, Gallia county,
Ohio, on the 2st day Of October d. 1854:
tzr If not called for within one Mont2
they will be sent to the Dead Letter U nhes.
Adamsons ChA's Mcfarland
Alvey Richard d Mayo King
Allen WP Msssie MaryJ
Allen Sam1 = Mason Eliza
Avmiller Mari r r:
Austin Lsvinia A Markley Orlando
Barry Patrick Mccall james
Baughr Henry Mass Eliza
h..tsHO Mason Mary 2
Brewer johnson Merrieks John
Bryant Z MinhA JonatnAn
Boles Fleming auler Ieo
Brook Rachel moore james
Raster Daniel Moore IL asry
Bogodie FRanois AeAuilIn Roline
BIrnett Sarah Z OConnell Daniel
Clark Messrs K d Co Plstt Albert
Ca.to Edv'd Pearson Jane
Chamber Richard Pa ehari Thomas
Car.ons Eliza Pdser Wm
Campbell Alf Q Ramsay II n
Cartiish JB Royse Hannah s
Cook ChrisCenia R0lsers Mary
Crouch Ann Eliza SsarberY Joseph
CrumeIl Mary Shaver Rebeees
Collins VIM Sehaefer MarL.'A
Cossen Sarah Starkey David
Corall Miss Sharp Ly ia II
Currens Adaiins Spears Rsbseca
Donnally Chs Steel z A
Douglass Mary z Simmons jacob
EastmanJ d Scisco Harriet
Everett John StIilsslT. Thomas
English John Smith Mary
Fries 4 Stewart ShriEer John I
Forth RoDert Sehilders Michael
Garlen James Scott j or Jos KIRK
Gilbert John Scott Jas 3
Haze Lueenia Summers Alex
HaImer John Terry D
Hseke Fr'd Thompson jas
Henry Susan q 7omPkins Stephen
Hill Jlends Watts John Az
Hilton Eliza WsIksr John
Hickman Joseph walker Vincent A
Hill E Waller V
Hahse eas wilkins WashingtoE
HERON sarah Jane Miiiisans nenry
Jackson Nslson Miiilsms Edvsrd
JaeksOa sallje Williams Even
James Benz n wilson Jsne
johnson Xm wilson rAnxhl
Ksnnv Ellen Wiltoa J N 2
Ksily Mary White Chas w
Kiger Fannie Winter pr
Lewis Abbs Worreil Louisa
Lb.yd UH Wood Jeremiah 3 MA
Mcfarland MaEyA Young Nellie e.
Ofice hours froIn I A. NJ, 70 619 P. n
Sandays, once open from Q 70 3 \ n.
JOSEPH DRoUI''
Oct % 1864
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and
of
Ohio
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Netu 9abtrtistllants,
LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in. the Post;
II Office at Gallipolis, Gallis county,
Ohio,on the 2ss day Of October A d. 1854:
~ IL not called for within one won "a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-10-27

In OF Law KERNS Treasurer said county here
thereof that the 1854 correctly stated In the
levied every hundred dollars Oh
rated towns townships OF said county III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

TrxEcUToRs' SALE AT PUBLIC AUcTfoN.-vALU-
~ Able property Of Aeram BERGEN deceased win be sold
Thurs 'ay, Feb n. 1864 At O'Clock ~ That valuable
Farm. contaning y less OF first quality
ket gardening land lying the village Of L.
quarter q mile south Of The railroad depot with good two
story and attic Dwelling House. with wing good Barn and
Wagon House, frst rate well Of water the door; fruit
treea &c pleasantly situated also 81 OF first
quality stump Land three fourths Of mile the above
place on the Rockaway turnpke said land can be easily
Tiled alsp IA Of first quality salt meadow
Land mostly black grass situated aJanaca South conve.
nen to the main rcaf Thc above property viii be sold
the day of Possession given the LIST OF March For
maica. Of r. BERGEN. executor, l23 avenue p New
York n stormy the sale will take place the drst
'.'f Day SSss SzFasN. Ezecusora
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wv INfEK GARDEN.
w Eonday nigh and every night
MIR. AND MRS w. J. FLoREhCE

WINrER GARDEN.
w Eonday nigh and every night.
MR. AND MRS w. j. FLoREhCE
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN lafAN
The L0EDON TIMES. in speaking Of this great moral
drama, fact which the press OF
Great Britain aud ireland has gwen confirmation
clerk who had abscoaded from Liverpool with e. 500
the property OF his employers and after visiting
arrived at Birmingham about i've O'Clock and afer
taxing refreshments to the theatre while
away an hour As happened the piecs which being
performed the occasion of this visit
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN EE
and the guilty TO have from the
Representations for the which the interview
between the detective and the Ticket OF Leave
MAN. took place Parker the affected that
he went of the theatre got envelopes sent
81 500 back TO his employers
OH the prophetic vision of Shakespeare,
II have heard
That guilty creatures sitting at a play
Have by the very cunning OF the scene.
Boen struck 50 To the soul, that presentiV .
They have proclaimed their maief,cons"
Hamlet, ID Act.
ordered at l0% 0.7s
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HENRY n. LEEDS 4 co.,
III AuCTIONEERS

well known and valuable gallery being the entire col
lection &C w T. Walters ESQ., OF Baltimore now IN Europe
HRNRY H. LEEDS GO; will sell BY auctou on the
O'Clock each evening at the old Dusseldorf Gallery NO NS
Broadway. next door below Messrs Tiffany a Coz store.
This valuable collection contains choice cabinet specimens
OF the different schools represented IL this collections
commissioned directly from the atisis without imis as 70
Exhibiiion and often the CHOICEST WORKS BY the
specve artists especially numerous and excellent In the
TRENCH SCHOOL. We annex few OF the most promi.
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nDwARD SCHENCK. AUcTIONERR. OFFICE NO. IS
~ Nassau will give his personal attention. usual
to OF Furniture private residences and outdoor sales
generally
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uOPE CHAPEL-1s BROADWAY.
HOPE CHAPEL. 7ls BROADWAY
EVERY DAY AT 5 O'CLOCK.
E EyEsy PAY. At At 0,ccLooccKK.
EVERY NIGHT At O'CLOCK.
EESEEsf s sT II SSE9Ss 49, -.
FIFTEENTH WEEK
- FIFTEENTH WEEK
OF The MAMMOTH sTEREOsCOPTICON. OR WON
mr ..0ROUS MIRROR OF The UNIVERSE
THE MOST Refined AND DELIoHTFUL ENTER,
Positively The last week OF the solemn and imposing scenes
THR OBsEoUlEs OF HIS GRACE. ARCHBISHOP
I'LL HUGHES.
Including the living portrait Of the distinguished Prelate;
ns exterior q s. f.sG. csssrs aSa s yss s
mains lying in slate Hoverns Angels Mnrllos snbiime
painting OF the Assumption and number OF other spendld
and appropriate pieces addition to the above are now
OF ST. Peters Rome the interior the Vatican Palace
and the general Of the Imperial lily itself With
the Tour OF the World and the other numberess
OF this Fairy Realm Of history, literature and s0ng
have s bean combined after great labor and expense
IRISH SCENERY AND ARCHITECTURE,
IRISH SCENERY AND ARCHITECTURE.
embracing among others OF interest," views
Of the Giants Caseway the Lakes OF Killarney the Banks
Of the Shannon aud the noble streets and edces OF Dublin
While every and may here enjoy intellectual plea
adapted their various tastes ladies' especially will
TEMPLE OF ART
the most agreeable aud uneKcepinnable resort
Mstinees afternoon clock Adm sson rs cents
Reserved seats. 50 cents II b. McKEON, Manager.
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SALES AT AUCTIOH.


PAwkBRoKEIs sALE.oh FRIDAY, FEsRuA Isi
1 L. by JOHN MORTIMER. Is East Broadway: con
s,siing Of SILK mssns and other Dresses
vests Boots Shoes and other goods too numerous 70
tion BY order OF Hrgh Freel. 81 Rose street
DAwNBROKER,s sALE-oN TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
4 byJoHN MORTIMER, IS Fast Broaawy, consist n,
Ing Of silS merino and other Dresses Undefc oa'ns
shawis cloaks. Sheets Quilts. Blankets Goats rants
Vests Roots Shoes ana variety OF other goods by order
OF A. Goodman 81 Centre street
TT s MARSHALs SALE.
". WILLIAMS MITCHELL
$40 X Brokers IL Wall street viii sell for Robert Murray
a. S. Marshal Az shares OF the capital stock 81 the Lake
Superior Mining Company Of Easeryef on saturday FEB.
ruary 20 particulars U. Marsbais advertisement
in evening papers Stocks Bonds Government Securities
and Gold bought and sold on commission al the stock EI
anee. Deposors with us viii be allowed interest. with
priv eye of checking on their deposits
VALUABLE EsTATR IN CARROLL COUNTY MARY
land for sale.-Will be sold al public auction the
premises al 3s o'c.ock NJ. Tuesday February the
Antrim estate near Taneytown Carroll county Maryland
about miles from the Western MARYLAND Railroad. This
farm contains l3 acres Of fine land IN high state Of ca
vaon improved by mansion house costing $4,000
farmer house house two large barns and ether
excellent fruit and is one OF the handsomesi estates in
Maryland Terms OF saleonefouth cash and The balance
at six, twelve and eighteen months with interest
WIN. A. FISHER.
Attorney at law, 4s St. Paul street. Baltimore
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BROADWAY. ll6TH AND 10TH STREETS
~ EXECUTORS SALE. The valuable Property at
ceased comprising about 81 acres fronting the Bloom
ngdae road and extending to the Hudson river
1l7th and II 9Th Streets
On the premises are commod Gus dwelling house barns
fine fruit forest and trees The
fine view of the Hudson river and might considered
eligible for public institution.
not sold by private negotiation before the 2sh day q
ancoo and sold TO the highest bidder in parcels
chascrs map OF the property be seen at the Office Of
street or BY applying TO Or. ALBERT SMITH, New Ro.
Che.ie. te-
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AsTROLOGY.

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Then to Professor Maurice 90;
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Read yondcr orbs Of gold.
II there's danger In the way,
Learn its nature before you stray.
So you can, by timely care
Turn its seeming foul TO fair. !.
All who In Ill health and those who are about 70 travel
by and should consult the real as.rooser whose al
vice based wholly scientific principles The planets
hourly pointing the dcstnes of mankind and the
Professor has knowledge Of the longitudinal places Q,
them for particular times and And with several
secrets living knew BEFORE he will
fold the mysteries OF all that relates to your happiness or
whole life. He describes the ndei
husband WIFE speedy marriages tells the very
day viii marry aud warns of all future danger,
and viii bring success out o. any undeItakins Al who
Maurice will COOL luck and be
rerons through life Ladies 50 cents gentlemen 81 Once
i26 Blocker street woos Questions answered by
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once New York
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1EORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
M HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
GAS CHANpELiERS,

CAHPETS,
Ludlow A co. will cell at auction, Tuesday
Feb al II o'clo X at 50 West Twenty fourth street.
xth avenue the contents OF said house. consisting IN
mart n Sofas Chairs and Rockers In halrcoth
French plate Pier Mirror rosewood six octave Pnooi e
rosewood Centre Table marble top walnut Arm and Invalid
hsrs in leather mahogany Dining Tables Secretary Book
case oak Arm Dining Chairs, mahogany and walnut
Frcnch ssng Bureaus WashstAnds PAasses
Husk aud Hair Mattresses holsters and Pillows pamsss
deer Brackets and Fixtures China and Glass Wars Brus
sells and Ingram Carpets Ocohs &C. together with an as
aSrtment OF Kitchen Furniture with which the sale VIII
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il Mii Ss'osi precisely: joHs Hok!i.Is win "a, y
Ss.:d Xs Tos: a. 4:
ss s ~ quiz, q lsSts,s SsssSsS Ssds xs g. veil
so~st ~ Attention 4 ~ MA D ssdis q T. sIss. ~
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pxrrEp AsrRoIOGIsr rs NOT TO BE FOUND

26 Blocker woostr Questions answered by
i oss as'sas s Address MAURICE 00A '' r0''
BETTER AsrRoLoclsT is NOT TO BE FOUND
"A II the United States than DR. L. D and Mrs $ D.
ssa.;a
sS o Ss s % M r G.
die q the present sickness; resoxe The time
s h Will 70
sick persons Ladies' % cents gentlemen ~ Questions
rsons made. oaice 10 Greene street below Prince
4 BONA FrDE AsrRoLoGIsT THAT EVERY ONE
A can depend on Is Madame WILSON. She tells the
pcrilous anderaknes A. iso Allen street between Ious.
A BROOKLYN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s CLIP,
street. block from Fulton avenue Broosyn ds.esss
suits al AFFAIR. Of fes s and business
CAUrroy-ARE YOU IN TRouBLE' HAVE you
~ been decc vel trined with Have your fond hope.
ROSS FOR sdvse and ssfacou In affairs she was
Or
absent friends ssy snd rse No - wes
on the door Rims the basement bell
sa SEMAnD rSs a Any rERsos
sS eo an sSs through lie ps losses
lawsuits and lucky numbers she also has never failing
S'''' i s.s... r ia, p. ;" sns thought
VIII be united s snr @ sr mS % rs napp
natural SITS pesy mot 70 consul, ms beautiful
| 1rApaME WALTER, THE WORLD RENOWNED
Fortune Teller and Indsnendcnt Cairv has Just
sr,ivea and mken rooms a. No Green's street corner Of
Canal where will describe the mysteries OF the past
AMI future with such accuracy that u will ssionlsh
/ even unpelevcrs.
| 1svs MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT CLAfavoy'
NJ a., 10 Third avenue near Seventeenth
hsIs ert ely 10 tracing ossc absent friends and business
aaairs generally Assists In recovering lost property or no
eSarae Il feTenees given. Gentemen not admitted.
| MADAME EsrELL, SEVENTH DAuGHIER, CAN BE
nj consulted marriage scksess S:scs business
lucky numbers and charms Ladies, 70 ecnis gentlemen.
| so cents. Call at llt Varick street
| AT B-wuo HAS NOT HEARD OF TUE CELE.
/ IN. bratsd Madame PREwSTER. lE sixth avenue, cor
street, and VINO can oe cousute
with entire ssisfaconY She tells the name aud has no
equal. IN .
| TINE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
| accomplished Madame BYRON. % Third avenue above
Twelfth street. who be consulted with tne ~
adcnce on Al affairs Of fe restores drunken ena no.
full husbands; has 10 make you pelovcu yvur
heara IDOL and brings toyssher those long Separated -
1DE B0wKlV. MADAME wrD0KR, CLAIRvoxANs
lUO and dfsd spanish lady unveie .ne ny
futury, love- MarrAGo Abseo frfenda ncxncss
~ & sieasS -
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j u -..-..A IL. AMUEEmENTs. 1861 :
" E..s.s,, MONDAY
1'snV eighth night Of Nc Lester waack staniird
R0sEDALB
With Us santfnt scenery novel m original
great cast q. "a attractive tabieanr : ~'
TUESDAY
NEvkh ACTED IN THIS COUNTRY.
Play "a pfog'se actsp rece ally produced
Ia London with mrneasf success written by
wESILAkD MARSTON, Esq.
Called
PURE GOLD
with NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC by Moleuhauer.
COSTUMES. &C. &C.
and 10 which Mr. Lester Walack Mr. Charles Fisher. Mr.
Mark Smith M X. FLOYD. Mr.. Norton. Nj. Morris Mr.
Brown. MT Williamson Mr. Partes. Mr. Pope Mrs Hoey.
Miss Madeline itnrlaes Mrs Jennings Miss Canan and
Miss Green VIII appear
Wednesday AM fridaT-ROSEOALE.
Thurs lay-New Pny-PURF GOLD
Saturday-,oy request)-TuE CLANDESrfNE MAR
RAGE.
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book TRADE sALESROOMs, NO. 49S BROADWAY.
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ihg ate. O'Clock NJ each day VIII be sold BY ,ton,
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Books offered to the public in long time; emb
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Turkey Museum Of Painting and Sculpture Is vols half
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nURNHAMs ruRNfvURB axPRBss, BURNHAns
- Furniture Exprees, Burnhem'e rursiWre hspreea u0
Hunturs segsd All kads 81 ruiturs essed aad shppec'
vwnitWs q ooilss 90vS> " W ~ " y c0sasV'
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nRRRMproRY AND AssIaNEE,s SALE OF WINES

pEREMProRy AND AssIeSEEs SALE OF WINES,
III Liauors &c-S. HERMAN co., Auctoneers, sell
wednesday February ln At II o'clock, at tue store NO
1y Bowery public auction, the entire Stock OF
Liquors from wholesale dealer vl.So casksbarrels ~
pipes Brandies old Bourbon and other whiskeys
OH la pipes, barrels and Rum. Ac Also hne old
Sherry. Port and Claret Wines Cherry and Backbcrry
Brandes Also about Go and baskets Champagne and
other Liquors. Once Furniture Carpets Barrels Fxtn
BY order Of X. " Lowe Esq., Assignee 81 1f7
DEREMProRy SALE or GRAND STREET PROP.
l erty.-A. II. MULLER 90, viii sell a, auction.
Tuesday rcbrusry 1894 a, y O'clock At ~ Broadway.
alto brand street r's is by 81 feet They
Old business stands For particulars maps &C., apply
No OK Pine street. - .l !. d 81 -I
TpAwNBRoKER's sALE-ON MONDAY FEBRUARY
u atGI New Bowery. JAMES AGAR VIII sell 4. even
O'Clock general assortment Of men and womens earring
Apparel Sheets, Quilts Blankets Spreads Boots shoes
sIon. BY order Of 8 KRAMER 80 carmins street
DAwNBRoKER's sALE.-JAMEs AGAR WILL SILL
M6l New bowery on Friday. February ~ A. sev ven
yomens Wearing Apparel consisting Of ss De L~ine
0hAws Bed Clothes Sheets; general a,sormsns wqrny
She attention OF dealers and othera p BRYAN, ~ west
Broadway.