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g Oh scago MARKET.

tHrAso, Nov. ..
tlsuE.sgli and neglected.
Wheat active; the demand sntireiy speculative pa.
oes have advanced sosc: sales at <saf 4gk fOs Ne
and i51l l6 for No.a
Corn moderately active, sev.ncex isc8se. ,.lss
a. - !. 85ee for No. aud as Tor No =.
Oats dull al 9se.
High wines frm - IS.
Provisions duh.
Nets port n o6. prime 20 5ose7 80
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tE Whilst the city improves generally. Massa-
chusetts avenue keeps ahead. as we notice the
Capital Drug Store, q, the corner OF Vermont
street. has been greatly enlarged. aud il now
OF our FIRST class drug stores in every respect
3l-tf
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WANTED.
SEWING MACHINES.

A GENTS WANTED "A every Town aa4 County 10
n eel the Improved Parker Sewing Machine Pr.ce
rem Fifty 10 0ne Hundred DOIars Energetic agent.
clear frsn one hundred - i've hundred dollars pet
nocih address with stamp.
FRANK RICHARDSON
S=.u laws L.ck B0x > Indiana p-ls. Lad
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sE-The War Claim Agency Of Col Blake
has gone into winter quarters a; the old stank
No. 20 West Washington street This IL now
one Of lie established institutions of this grow.
ing and vigorous city, aud still does large and
efficient business. %
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SYRAcuEs. y. T.. Nov. 2-Taylor. OF New
York, Won the pigeon shooting match Thr
shooting Tor 81 900 at 100 Bird. Taylor
shot uineiy-four out Of one hundred birds and
Newell shot ninsty-twe Two OF Newell birds
fell dead outside the bounds
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~ The State House Is being repaired AID
renovated preparatory to the forthcoming session
Of the General Assembly. IL Is generally al
United that The repairs were neo1..l
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UScoSscIossBLr-The butter vendors who an
nounce decline IN the article. when al invest,
CATION shovs that he decline I. ia The Quality sid
rot in the price.
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Majors CoUkr.-Three or -four commitments
tor intoIication constituted the msdemean0rs
yestsadsy. ard a, the time OF preparing this re
port. batch Of abandoned women we're at the
foot Of the stairway 10 front of the police Office,
Ia an express wagon. the result OF = descent juss
made By some argus.syed policeman weopns
that they were disposed of in tie usual manner.
tl4 TO- OF term in tie county Jail beng the cost
Of their shame
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zoe. on onErE1ek Ssss<, ,vezy nsi0 -
or'ofs fhsy srpscs - cut IA % sss faras q
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tB For Information as to The way shep-
herd" should take care Of his Lambs see li,t Of
marriage licenses in to-day's HrEALD.
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II The friends Of temperance who have been

III The friends OF temperance who have been
active Of late in opposing the granting OF Ii
quor licenses Tor the sale o; intoxicating liquors
are engaged in circulating petition throughout
the State directed 70 the General Assembly
Of the Slate Of indiana. praying iOr radical
change in the law which shah make the grant
ing Of such licenses matter TO be determined
~ the SURFACES Of the voters ia The township
~hefe lhe applicant reside.
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tX See DE- Wa Fhoms0n's enlightenment
~ the fourth psgs Of 70 day paper
ian - a.
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ssDiAS TfEATIn

The Heads special SAYS. A ls.lsr has ~,
recsived 20 the Indian Agency freu Yors Sally.
dated OFT 4 .vhicn saws the most nvossbis trsado
have been minated with several 81 ne
prominent tribes Of that section.
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TIE Ss,'cr-f s.rssr Bari .lr..d, s.. A..
posiss sSssssisg i2so ,6oO. and a. ths 6ovsr,-
neut paws the eois-ss sro.p- u. anssnt 10
eressss rspidly
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The HERALD says: An or1sr. supplementary
to one sdvsstsd 10 few days ago. has besa
issued by the Seerstsry Of the Ssvy. sHesting
all our Ifsn-elsd vessels now lying Idle 10 Do put
In order aud get ready for al the earliest pos
.ibis moment.
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y a Il q u a l.
PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY.
OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ORGANIZED sSDgR The LAWS or INDIANA.
CAPITAL. &3:O,OOO.
Tn s,iOO shares, at ftfty Dollars Zach
WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000
Opuos-No q Talbot News Block. Indianapolis Ind.
OFFICE s.
William Il. Turner, President aud Superintendent.
Deioss Root, Vice p resident.
Edwin A. Davis. Secretary
J. Gesrge stlr. Treasurer.
DH K Y e T q X :

Grosvenor VIM. I CLARK c. c Olin, J. Z. Hereth, La
Glen Bills OnoT Newman. Jegrs Ncl.rne aai Edwn A.
Davis.
A limited number 81 SGares are now ssrTs4 ~ he
public on terms tAat Ia GSGpsRy feel oOEEdsat viii
rsv Subscribers
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IL The excellent preparations OF ID. Chaplin
by the use OF which he gained go great popu
larity In the treatment and cure of Dyspepsia
Livs- Compliant Constipation aud + 4lpitaton OF
the Heart, and all diseases srisisg from Indiee,-
ton and Torpid Liver. was rome ether than wha.
Stomach Bilters
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Change an Two Military pepartnse n .
Beecher's Interview with the pre-
stdemt-Ca binet Session.

WAsHfNoroN, Nov. ? BY order Of the sscrs-
Iary Of War, tie State OF Wisconsin has been
taken from the Military Department OF Missouri
and added - the Department Of the Ohio
Rev Heur, Ward Reecher had an inteIves
with the President Yesterday, aud again this
morning. he is uos more than ever pleased
With the Presidents poliey
special Cabinet meeting hell at aeon
day. There is little or no doubt but that the
Adams Russell correspondence pertaining TO thu
Alabama Privsteer WAS unier consideration, aud
the rsnly OF Mr. Seward ~ Earl Russell read II
the meeH"e, aud duly consideIeu, 1iiVukn
some quarters il is declared that the dispatch 10
Minister Adams went oct Ia TO day. steamer
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LUTHER D. WATERMAN, N. D.,

Physician and Surgeon.
n ATK suryeon Thirty ninth Indiana vsisslssrs
once -6s North Pennsyiyabs street. half squArs
north Of the Posieios. Car be found there day -
night. Iys-isd4n
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The Tribsns's Washington special Say. A
nunLs- OF oolorsd men Of Norfolk. Va. have
coroinsi 20 psrsbsss farm 81 0eV acres for
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III By decision Of the Com nj ssicner of In
ssrnal Revenue, recently made public. II IS Off
eslly announced that hereafter. hseknsn and
eartmen will not be required 10 pay into The in
ternslrevenus taxes on the gross receipts arising
from their business. their ayocation being suti-
GENTLY taxed in other respects
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Houss TO RKsI--See advertisement u Jones.
sinnedge / Jones In another column
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Republics ras.engers PICKED Up.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2--lt appears that Captain
Hawthorne and twenty three passengers of the
steamer Republic were picked Up at sea by tie
schooner Willie Dill, aud taken to Port Royal
A boat containing Captain Young and thirteen
others was picked ~ az sea by the brig @ Ssvitt,
and taken TO Charleston. Another boat aud
raft are yet TO be heard from
CHARLESTON. ) O., Oct. 30 The boat in
charge of the first officer of the steamer Rspub-
lie, arrived here safe this morning, with twelve
passengers The boat in charge of Capt Haw-
thorne, passenger Of the Republic. arrived at
Hilton Head with twenty four passengess. all
well
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v cry sTEMs. I

a. cheap srsicle-good sdviee; vsluable
srticle-good sIsmrle. Inve,erate scods shoul.r
tske notice
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The uusieians' strike Am NeW York
Cnsuccessfui

NV ok, NV - 10 AesiSat sun t~''
nish, was only partially successful. Three or
four Of The theatres. being without 0fchessrss.
supplied their places ~lih piano. vosa! and NE
ioieOu music
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-03

FIX Urwasp TENDENCY OF AyTAIss Illus
rsATKD-ses The HssALD Of nsI, Monday srd
thereafter
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slO per are 9aiy repaired A. tsao ~ subscriptions.
For maps. circular. Information, sppy - M We o.
etary OF the Company. \. Indianapolis.
sprgs- aAw -diridSat
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tFwiIh the return Of cool. se,sonsblo nights
the Masonic Lodges Of THE city are re.umiug
labor. Trapsisnt brethren, in good standing.
are always welcomed ss visitors to the Lodges OF
Indianapolis, and may rest assured of receiving
all the courtesiss OF the craft
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~ The travel over the various roads esEtsl-
ing IN this city seems to have suffered no ii minu
tIon Of late The Union Depot IL va.t bee
hive, and !. literally vocal with the tread Of lhe
tarong
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DaslAL Oh COZ. O'HasosIr

Colonel John O'MshOns,, President OF tie
Fenisn., dsnies that he aver made statsmsnts 20
the correspondent of the London Times. as the
Ist,er alleges. There Is much activity al The
Fsnisn Headquarters.
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NOTICE.

UEs.T ALE =. s' a.. I.sss =. -; =: =:
3lsss's s4sss
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rsKslpIsIa fArIfr.

Tie lirnss spssisi says: Jssgs Pssssrsss e
Tennessee, L. ) senator elect from thss Ssass.
AID bis wife. sAs dsggklsF Of Prssdsll Jshsssa.
Who doe the bonors Of the Waite Hs.ss, a.l
their SOC, with Franklis johnson, aged fosrssss
years, JSsey sss SCI Of the Prssideni. lsfs Moo
aAy night Tor Vermont Ia Is intended 10 piass
ina boys ina laissrsity. The distisguished psrsy
were IN special Govern meat car attached 70 ~
regular through trails from Washington 70 Sss
York.
CONFECTIONERY 81 MAINLAND srasr.r I.v
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Iaa.rIAnla TlIAL IlsID.

~ .reeu.t of the refusal Of Mr.. Forbes 20 al
Low ~ euginss Of the Algonquin 20 rug st The
dock .os AGolssg nlnsiy-sx hear ulAl. there siil
be no farther ssa.esi 81 tbis KIDD oa the par, Of
that steamer.
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Ihs Flrst Battalion OF the Fourtsentb L. 3.
t. eutsy. regulars. which. ssilsd On Wednesday
.sr saa rraEcises. will DE followed by The Third
z TALON on the steamer OF the iOth. The resi-
d.. VI the rsyinent will probably lssre on The
L. frrst
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cnxrr,rror or rosAccs stlLtEs

Nrw YoaI. Oct. "A Gait mas been made
for the National Convention VI tobacco Dealers
% meet on the 22d OF November 90 arrange for
securing leEisls,isn concerning their interests
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ORGANIZED ssDyK The LAWS or isDIAs
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and speaks to US of .. better day comiug
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WORKING CAPITAL. $4,000

o,rcs-So q Talbot New. Block Indianapolis, Ind
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DESfRTERS' SENTENCES RENTED

.1c.. &C..
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BALTiScKt, New. ? The Court % ApSssls
OF the State Of MARYLAND has sustained the sss.
sntut.onaity Of the registry law of The otsss.
and also the consistency Of the provisIoss In he
CenstilntiOn Of the STATE With the Oonstitusie.
OF the United Staten. a.
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g.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
POETRY.
THE WHISTLER.


.. You have heard" said youth to his sweetheart,
While be sat on corn sheaf at iAyliehfs de-
lyon have heard of the Danish boys whistle of
wish that the Danish boys whistle were niinei"
:" Ard what would you do with it, Tell me-" she
While an arch smile played over her most beautiful
!. Iwould bow IL. he answered. .'and then my fair
would fy to my side. and would thers take her
place"
"a Il thst all You wish It for? That may be yours
Without any magic,' the fair maiden eris d
sA fv.lF 30 slight, ones good nature securesi'
Ana she pllyfully seated herself by his SIDE
would bow it again. said the youth sand the
von,a To rlsH 50 that not even Modezty'seheek
Would pc able toto keep from my ne'k your n"e
sic smiled and she laid her ane arm round his
mex.
"Yst once more would blow. and the music III
vine
Would bring me third time exquisite bliss
You won iay your far cheek 70 TINS brown one OF
And your lips stealing past it. would give me
kiss" ~
Inc maiden laughed out in her innocent giee-- !,
-'yhat fool OF yourself with the whistle you'd
make; -
For onfv consider how silly 'twould be
To sit there snd whistle for what you might take"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
The Philosophy ofLove.

The sentimental editor of the To-
lumne Courier, relates his melancholy
experience with swamp angel:
A man loves a girl-be she lovely or
hideous as a craw fish, without intelli-
gence enough to set rat trap-simply
because he can't help it. He can no
more control his feelings in that respect
than hen can roost on sunbeam. We
know it-we've been there. We were
smitten with queenly creature once,
and have since striven to foster big dis
gust for her; but it is like preaching the
gospel to a sailor-futile.
soft / swore to love her never, ~
Yet love her more than ever" Is
Such girl she was too-none of your
short, dumpy, yellowish kind, foot
and half between the eyes, and built
like scuttle but-nary. Her form
was the incarnation of symmetry, and
every movement sylphlike and graceful
but nature didn't "break the dies"
she was moulded in, as there were nine
more in the family; her complexion was
that of the dazzling fairness, which all
women sigh for-like snowy white
rose blushing beside poppy; her eyes,
of a heavenly enchanting cerulian, such
as are seen but once in creation; into
which fellow could gaze enraptured,
and fancy he had discovered the only
avenue by which his soul might enter
beaven-and then melt away to grease
spot; but some times when he ''got her
vinegar mp" or bunion hurt her foot
little, those pretty eyes of
blue would snap like pat
ent gopher catcher, and fash like
a flint lock. And then her mouth--oh
the mouth of her um-m-m the sweet
est, plumpest pair of ravishing ruby lips
that ever mortal slipped loves nectar
from, to which our own have chung in
helplessness of excsacy, while all the an
gels seemed conspiring TO Supply us
with bliss But we were not 'sstruck
after" her because she was of such
queenly figure and SO. personally be-
witching. 1t was her internal stubborn
ness that corraled our sympathy. She
was possessed of a wonderfully develop
ed spirit of contrariety contrary as a
toe corn and would go mile to particle
pate in a dispute; she would stop eter-
nity's time, piece for opportunity. She
is gone now, and the honey food of
those sweet lips is gobbled up by anoth-
er. ''She dunked us.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
A Young friend of ours states

A young friend of ours states that
several years ago he commenced farm
ing on thirty acres of swamp land. The
first year he sold from it forty dollars
worth of hay. Last year, from the
same land, be sold four thousand dollars
worthl We have repeatedly looked
oyer the land.-N. e, Farmer,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
The name of Mr.. William Hinscl

. The name of Mr.. William Hinsch,
Holstein student at the University of
Erlangen, must be added to the list of
Iuckless travellers, who have persisted of
late on the Alpine glaciers. This yonng
man was ascending, with a fellow stu
dent and a guide, the Tyrolese moun-.
tain, called the Great Venetian, on Au-
gust Sd last, when he broke through the
ice. His companions escaped and re-.
turned with five assistants. The guide
declined to cooperate, but one of the
men reached, with great difficulty, the
bottom of the depth, where the unfor-
tunate'y youth had been frozen to death
or suffocated. and rescued his remains.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

Prof. J. w. HERTEL, Adrian, Mich
Complete Nervous Prostitution, Night
Sweats, &c. a~ Confined to bed for five
months, constantly. Almost instantly
restored. vasa
Mr.. J. T. BLOOMFIELD, Conductor on
Detroit and Toledo Railroad. Deaf Is
years. Made to hear distinctly In five
minutes. a~a
Mrs. N. A. FoRsYTH, 1OS Farmer
street, Detroit, Michigan Chronic in
fiammation of knee joint. Oneyear una
BILE to walk without crutches. Perfect
~ cured in five minutes.
Mrs. SARAH A. Mason, corner of Cass
street and Michigan Avenue, Detroit,
Michigan, Amaurosis or Paralysis of
Optic Nerve. Cured instantly. Can
now see to read fine print distinctly.
Mr.. w. L. RcBsoN, Lansing, Michi-
gan. Paralysis, Sciatica Nerve, caused
by amusket shot wound at the battle of
South Mountain, Maryland, in 1862
Examined by niue different surgeons
and pronounced incurable. For two
wears unable to walk without splint. -
Perfectly cured in five minutes, 5 s.
Mrs. A. A. FISH, Detroit, Michigan.
Ovarian Tumor. Pronounced sincura-
bile by several physicians of tie City
Perfectly cured in few momentt
Mr.. JOHN TARBELL, 45s Washington
Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Dyspepsia
Three years great sufferer. Perfectly
cured in five minutes.
1 b%Terms of treatment always reason
able, according to the means of the pa
tient. Those persons who cannot afford
to pay are accordingly invited, without
money or price.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

Mr.. LEWIS LoBDELL, Adrian, Mich.
Dyspepsia and Nervous. Rheumatism.
Perfectly cured with two operations.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

The population OF the United King
dom of Great Britain is estimated at
20, 772, 292.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14
TESTIMONIALS.

During three years practice I have
performed 10000 operations, and for
the satisfaction of invalids, give the
names of few who have been cured
lately E.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-14

GEO. w. KELLOGG, Esq, Capitol
House, Madison Wis. General physic-
al prostratien-noises or confusion in
the head, and severe Rheumatic pains.
Perfectly cured.
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4 III. CALDWELL, AUcrIoNEER.


AND WORKS OF ART, So,
at public auction this day Frday) October 90 at the ee
CANT residence 26 West Fourteenth between Eighth
and Ninth avenues sale commencing IL o'clock precisely
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD FANOFORTE,
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA oRMAMENTs,
BRocADE AND LACE CURTAINS,
OIL PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT ARTISTS,
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE, LOUIS XIV
The sale comprises some richest and most elaborate
carved Paror Furniture offered at public auction and 70
be sold without any reserve.
Parlos contain three elegant full Suits OF rosewood Par
or Furniture In rich brocade and satin rosewood
spendid and costly Paran Ornaments, rich vases &C.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoF0RTE,
STOOL AND COVER, COST $l,UO;
an elegant instrument, with round corners, peautifuly
carved legs and case; all modern improvements
Also magnificent collection OF Paintings ROSEWOOD
turkish and Easy Chairs Ia rosewood Centre ana
Carpets
chamber suits In rosewood snd mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedsteads Sofa Beds IN fine harcloh
In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture, consisting Of fine Extension
Dining Table syerware rich China, Ivory and Silver Cut
lery Forks, spoons &C, with heavy Cut and engraved
0HtSsWAre OF every description. Sale shine
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A UCTIoN SALE
5000 TONS SCRANTON COAL.

New YORK Oct 10, 1855.
Tho Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will hold their twenty Auction Sale of Coal
wednesday the 18th day October 1865 at II o'clock
at their new saesroom 20 Exchange place. OF William
street az which time they will SELL by Messrs JOHN H.
DkArEk GO; Auctioneers, Twenty-Five Thousand Tons
OF fresh mined Scranton Coal the usual Sizes deliverable
vember next.
The sale will be posve put up win be sold TO the
highest bidder bids in form whatever being made
for account or behalf OF the Company The conditions
will be fully made known the time of sale.
TEHMSFtty cents ton, current funds payable on
the day Of sale the balance with the tax of
six cents ton in funds within ten days there
" JOHN BRIsBIN, President.
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HENRY R. wEsTCOTT, Auctioneer.

UCTION sALE.-THoMAs ALDRIDGE, AUCTION,
N eer will sell the premises, lib and l4g Lots OF
Ground Wednesday October 2 1865 at two O'Clock pre-
ciscy located In the centre of Hudson city, New jersey on
Montgomery Clark Manning and Franklin and Col
den street. being and the line OF the Hoeoken ud
City West Hob0ken Railroad by which this proper
ty be reached within twenty minutes being mile and
quarter In direct line from the Hoboken ferries where
the leave every fifteen minutes There are two public
buildings erected and about to be erected on parts OF TINS
property Terms easy. Title perfect Should this day be
stormy The sale will place fair day thereaf
ter Maps be had of THOMAS ALDRIDGE, Auctoneer
the Court House. Hudson City; DAVID SCOTT, Auc
tioneer. IS Montgomery street, Jersey CITY,.
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A ssIeSEE,s SALE 81 OVER 5000 Worth J,

"A OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
being the entire contents Of the elegant brown stone resi-
denee Isl West Twenty street west OF afsh avenue
sale embraces everything requisite for fashonaoe resi-
dencc the whole having been made less than -FOUR months
elegant Pdrlor Furniture suite In brocael and reps
Damask and Lace Curtains, Turkish Lounges and Easy
Chairs Etageres, Pier Mirrors Dresden and Lava Vases
and Ornaments collection Of valuable Paintings with
Dining ROOM Chamber Library and Nursery Furniture OF
all descriptions which be examined to be appreciated
B-Par!cs wishing % purchase drst class furniture
that this viii take place strictly without
rain shnc the house is sold and must be va
Gated on Saturday.
HENRY R. WESTCOTT Auctioneer.