davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
". pRApLEysNe sPsteptpjPLtsx ELLIpTIc
fa Tor doublel SPRING SKIRT.

This nyention consists Of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Pure Refined steel SprMs,, ngenionsly Braided
rightly and Firmly togethar, Edge 70 Edge, aklng
nrinr ever used, Tnby seldom Bend or Brake,
lkethe Single Springs, and consequently preaerye
heir perfect and beatiln Shane more than twice as
ong as any Single sPriog SKIRT thar Ever has pr
The wonderful hexibility and great cofhfoFt aud
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the pupley Elliptic
SKIRT will be experienced particularly IN all crowded
Assetnbes 0perIs, Carriages Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm ChRirs, for Promanade AMI House Dress,
As the skirt can be folded Shsn in use TO occupy
small place az easily and Conveniently Az SILK or
Mnslin Dress
LADY having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great ConyenieLea Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
skirt for single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with Their use. For children, Misses and
YoaoR ladies they are superior % AL others.
The Hoops are covered with plV double twisted
thread and will wear twice a. long aA the ngc yart
covering which il used al Siogle steel Hoop Skirts
The three botom robson every Skirt are also Double
steel, and twice or double covered 20 prevent the
covering from wearing off the rods when dragging
down stars stone steps, &c, Sc, which they ar
constsntlV snhieet 10 when'in use. '
All are made ofthahew aud elegant Corded Tapes
and are the hest quality in evssy part giving TO th
weArer the most graceful aud perfect Shape possible
and are nnquasuonaby the lightest, most desirable
eomf5rtabs and economieal Skin over made.
Vests Bradley q Gary, Propr etors ofthe Invention
and Sole Manufaotuers, 10 Chambers, and 70 4
Reade Streets, New York.
For Sale in all irat-cass Stores IN this City, an
hroughoutthe United states and Canada, Hayaca d
Ouba, Mexico, South America, and the West Indies.
DS-Ingure forths Duplex Elliptic Ror double
! pnug Skirt. aug 2s3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
= -5N NEW IFLRM,

HAVE this day 4 aocaatsd with nls. inthe u ouse.
| HfjshpEs China, Glass AM, epeenHyere pqel'
ess aUs rhifS street, DAy Ayton, Ohio, Mr, John y.
viii co1ti1 1EsIn fdiGre d9dsf Che style ot q Wolf
o. IA Nra ~ val " elQJNo. y. tWOhF.
Daytoa, March :, ises -Ppidglg1 tsdsddfis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
ThnMAs IB QfLYoNs EsrArE:

NVOrICE Is hereby given, thal uie updsTslgpsd has
~ been ituy aproiutsdand qaktdsd ~ Execnlri1
81 the last Will and teslame9t W Themss D. fbteps
hate OF Mont gomefy tounty, Ohio, q, eeassd
~ iilS1otasN vohARL0ffEJs y fILSoH.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
Hannah Alice Dreamer,
Court OF Common Pleas
OF Montgomery Co, U.

hNhhAn Anoo N'e"'i' Court OF Common Pleas
u,u,.D, Iama. or.srnor lof Montgomery Co, ".
XXYILLIAM Jafnes Creanhsr whose residence -
w unknown Is notified that Hannah Alice Dreamer
did on the 18Th dy Of hepefnher 1868, flo her pet
ton In the office OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and lor the county Of Montgomery and
State az oho charging the said William James Cream
or with adultery with woman unknown TO the SAID
petitioner and also charging him with gross neglect
Of duty towards her the petitioner asking that she may
oe divorced nom the said William James Crsauer,
which petition will stand Tor hearing At tile next term
Of said Court. HANNAH ALICE DREAMER.
BY ADAM CLAY, her Attorney, oc1yt
..----- u L----
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
,StOOes.,
DDY,ssyesa zu
Kerosene Cooking 4 Heating
STOVES AND nANeEs, 8
THESE COOKING sroyEs WILL
BAKE, Roll, Stew FREv& ROAST
ITOVRs AND HANeE

With the greatest economy and faoilitv, md with
out heating the room In which they are used, fhey
are perfectly simple, operating Ike An ordinary Ke.
rosene Lamp With a chimney AMI are the only Zero
sene stoves that burn without smoke OF o1orf =
"We have been perfectly aatohl shed 10 see what a
labor saving, dirt.hAgng aud heal. institution
Is kDDY'S PATENT kER98HHR STOVE. li TAknf
the best patent ip the market " WOcesler DAILY Spy.
Our Heatihg snd Cooking Stoves are very soiVe-
nient and eeonpmicRl, especially where are IA res
quired but fN hourset Ainne. ctaav 4. ae tHd
Orders Tor Stoves may be aent thTongh AmeriGan
Advertising Agency, $50 BrondveF,gkew York. d9
aug ~ sHd No, tgA hnaah9aEll. 4 ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
NEW BOOT land oSHOE' STORE
ool ". IN .oREGoE,no 81. ~

LOREATzlg AsOAAszE"arz, y
woaid hereby inform ne citizens Of Dayton shss no
has opened anew BOOT sA0E store, eg thslooF-
ner OF Fifth and Howard streets, where 10 has on
hand fne sioux OF the AboYe goods, sad a.e inanu-
iacurea Customer Npfk 10 onder he intends 90 kesp
none but She best kibY and all who pnrchabe At his
store nay rely on getting the worm of their tnonsy
at reasonable pnces. He invtes the Pphe p CAL
ocils 9td nsm Sid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Observation-Disclosures Zion church, Newport, r. l,
on Wednesday October H. by the Rev William s. Child,
GEORGE W. BUcxnoor, Of Nov York, 70 EnnA A. AID
BcscAwrESxru ON Thursday, October IL, by rhoa
D. Anderson, D D., GkoRcR BoscAwns 70 ALsRxDA M
BmnY-HArrxLD On wednesday, October II, At rri.
nifty church, Hoboken By the Rev DR. HaIvis Rossar
B.snr Of Hackensack y 70 B1srsrs daughter Of
DoHnxY-BEIpKu. Bedford, westchester county,
N r., on wednesday, October II, At the residence OF
the brides father by the Rev. Mr.. Boggs, Captain
TIxorar DoussrY Of New Orleans, 70 Miss HssanrrA s.
BEIDKN
DAwEs-EARIx. On wednesday, October II, at Madi-
Avenue Baptist church, corner OF Thrtieth street.
by the Rev. Dr. a D. Gillette, JoHs N. DAvEs, IT,. %
DopD-vAS NAME On wednesday, October II, at the
Third Presbyterian church, Newark, j., By the Rev
D h ssms p s Of Msss
DnLrsauAx-srow' AT Grace church, Orange, j.,
on Wednesday, October II, By Rev James 8 Bush,
W. Stow
ElLIs-GRwprrH AT the Episcopal church, winchcs-
1 nSss @ Of y
10 Mss HATTIE H., daughter OF A. h Grimth, Esq, OF
the former place Ne cards
at the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev VIM
STAIRS Vicar General Captain A. McGomuGLn, United
states Army 70 SUSIE sroaaIvS o. ~ sy .,
noon, October IL. by the Rev. Hiram Hutchins, Mr..
MnTos D. Pmrirs 70 Miss MARY II. youngcs, daughter
OF John r. Marsh Esq, all Of Brooklyn
Boston papers please copy
PAIMrR-EExssrr AT Calvary church, stonngton,
Conn, on Thursday, October 8, BY she Rev John 2,
CATARNE AnoRY daughter Of Joseph Bennett, Of
Boston.
October IL, by the Rev E I.eek Mr.. AUGUSTUS + r.
RuSNgRsIRoM 10 Miss HArrm PrnLffs both OF Brooklyn
NY
riKsR-srnYxxR. On Wednesday, October II, at New
town, L. l., by the Rev J. p Knox, SAMUEL RiKsR
NARY ANA eldest daughter Of the late DR. J. r suyker
RocxwsLI--TnAcr 81 Georges Church, stuyvo
sau square. on Thyrday. 0ciober ". by ths Rev De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

The Chcapest Newspaper and Best Lstera-
~ Family Journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week. now ready,
contains
Avery interesting report Of the proceedings Of the
North Carolina State Convent,on Late and important In
tegence from Georgia South Carolina, Virginia. Ala.
bama and all other portions OF the Southern Sates The
result Of the recent Elections pennsylvana Ohio and
Iowa; Account Of the lato very Earthquake In
California; The important order OF President John
son releasing Alexander stephens, Jshn h. Reagan
and other leading rebels from imprisonment; The Ad.
dress OF the President 70 the District OF Columbia
Colored Regiment; Late and interesting News from
Europe and all parts Of the World; The Current
News OF tho day; The Paris Fashions for October;
Poctry-"An Autumn Evening" "what Do Live For
and Can there DO Harm in Kissng;n highly interest
ing story written expressly for the wEKKLY HERALD,
called 'The Moorish Charm" The story of "How Was
wooed but Not We'd" Interesting Literary, Artistic
and Scientific reading; Musical and Theatrical review
for tho week; Interesting Religious Intelligence; the
latest Sporting News Scasonabo reading for Farmers
and Gardeners Varieties Faceti@; Valuable reviews OF
the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe,
Horse and Cattle Markets. and reports Of all important or
interesting occurrences OF the week
TERMS Single subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
Five copies g.; Ten copies, e16 Single copies Five
cents each A limited number Of advertisements In
serted In the WEEKLY HERAIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
SECOND BOARD.


THURSDAY, Oct 1875 M
Asur Receipts. none. The market continued dull,
but prices firm at last quotations.
BaEADsrUyFs. Receipts, 20025 bbls. nour 120 do
corn meal 1900 bushels wheat 81 $50 do corn 20 COS
do oats do rye and II $40 do barley State and
Western -four in improved demand in fair part for
shipment under which prices favored sellers TO the
OF Sc 10c per bbi shown in revised quota
tons annexed The sales comprised TO- 500 bbs nclud
ing about 1000 bbs extra State for future delivery
Southern -four also in better demand and shade
frmer with sales OF $50 bbs Canada -four active,
and &C. 10c CHER The sales embraced $50 bbIs Rye
-four shade ilrmer under a fairly active inquiry.
The sales were $50 bbs at SO so 81 25 Buckwhcat
flour firm with some small sales at IS S. so per
100 lbs Corn meal very firm. We notice sales OF
nearly 200 puncheons Brandywine al S25 so We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

CoyFKE-The market was quiet but firm, without
sales, except 10 the jobbng trade
FRr1Gnrs were quiet but flrmcr The engagements
wercTo Liverpool $50 bacs cotton. I'd a76d nearly
all the lower rate Per steamer 200 bales cotton
bushels corn, I'd per 60 lbs To London, 1000 bbls
-four private To Glasgow, per steamer $50 bbs rosn
private.
Hops The market was firm with steady good de-
mand for consumption. The sales 40 bales at
l2c. 40c for old CROP and 25c a 60c for crop
Provisions. Receipts, ~ bbs pork and 22.packagcs
close prices ruled in Buyers favor. closing
heavy at $50 IS against $50 62k yesterday The sales
very moderate being confined to about ZOO bbs
at $38 $50 so for mess $50 for prime and $31
S3l so for prime mess. The beef market steady,
with far demand. The sales comprised about 800
bbls at $40 so sis SO for prime mess and sla so a
SIC SO for Beef hams dull and almost
nominal Bacon heavy, without sales. Cut meats con
tinued in demand at prices The sales were about
2o o az AZ ar Cr wss m a amd hssvv
with sales OF about 200 packages ut 24c a28Zc.-the
latter extreme Butter lrm and quite active
At 32c 42c for Western, and 42c 55c. for State.
a 1Sc. for common To choice factory
PETROLEUM quiet and shade lower The sales
were confined 10 about 9, 500 bbs at 3Skc SOC for
crude and sc &c for refined in bond and Sic &c.
RICH was rather mors active and very firm. We note
sales Of 1000 bushels paddy &C. q bbs Para at 9kc
and 80 bags Rangoon at 10hc
SUGAR was in active demand but trade was consider
ably restricted by tho advanced prctensons OF holders
The sales 772 hhds Cuba muscovado, at from lac
70 15c.. and 600 boxes Havana, on terms we did not
learn RcGned mot active, but prices nrm.
TALiow. The market was moderately active and
prices ruled shade nrmer The sales about IS 900
TOBACCO was more active and very nm, with sales Of
300 hhds Kentucky at To- 2sc., and 20 hhds Virginia
al 1sc 70c. Tho market for seed loaf quiet We
heard OF no snes
wnsKxY.-Rcccipts, 90 bbs The market was un.
changed in every respect The Gales were about 300 bbs
mostly Western, al 81 2sh 81 49, mainly at tho out
side rate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

phen H. Tying, D. D., CHAala h RoUvuL 70 nAaaAn.F
3, daughter Of the ass Frederick fsaey. 81 q sAs
r. ..s-cAssuA-As Albany, On wsSaesdly. &c
bsr II, BY the Rev q. q Chadbourn, Alax. = -.
CARRIER sd, Of Albany. ~
sAnncss- Pssnoo-On THURSDAY, February 2 y ne
Miss NARY Anna PERsao. Remarked. on Tuesday,
August a. in the Nativity church. Second avenue ~
the Rev Father Evosctt JAnDsJ SAnnon 70 IAsx ANA
PRuG0
WARRmo-vAHoRx. IA <nroeklyn, on Tuesday oven
ing October TO- by Rev I. Edwin Brown, HExuy B. WAR
RING, Of New York. 70 SARAH vAnaoRs, OF Brooklyn,
L. -s-s-4-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

~>-~>>>o>~~~>~>>~,~e~~~<~~-
u cn4xlE!CArH o. pe - isMpx2 g0MsosaD

f4 WAsur.oron. D. o., S1pk q IL
che aueony eess.nss u me nso, aFs ssoe
which psoviSss among shsr hin nal Treasury .ess:
& Onss ms, = s Gss dss q Che sosa
eSsuy and With de Of the holder b Converted
.to q sSnd. 81 q q
which before the 6rst day OF January next 81 com
pound interest notes and q one and swc ysar rSsr
scs sSs 70 tSs s1snt q any millions Of dufara sx ger
SscS :: ass s
,ss ssi: sss s ~
The scnds ed In s.sh.n Tor . ns'n
. nSss: s ssss e. sn q S
November ana Win b rsdeemsbs e Tie plsssu.. q me
s ~ asy y me Ho, svs ysaIs sna
The coupon ana bonds issued under this propo.
dred and one thousand doiars Resssrsd bonds ave
thousand and thousand dollars wn y issued assred
rso q dss. 20 make @ VIII deliver
:R snas a. ' aspo1s j he
depostay bank which may consent 'ransac me
fns1s ~ bs .owsd On certificates end
s q s :"S scs q ss s
when ma.nas ssr ths 1T Of November interest WIN %
a IsnS 70, e that dr. ~ 4. -,
putd . Eovsa6Y S upon tSs s%cuas q esineip: and
interest on The back Of said notes from the 20
"a s Rsssr e sss Of such Treasury notes and o.
sion But when sissr dsducng the principal o. the bonds
o. one hundred dollars this fractional part win Be paid TO
.As eroress q ns prior % &
provided fifty millions Of dollars SHALL prior 70 that date be
offered for copyersion e Aforesaid -,
officers authorized TO receive certificates and notes. 70 which
sisennon ismyi'sa. ncxr a..~.,.~v !. ~ ~....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

uyGIENIC wINE-rHrs WINE. REcoMMENDED
Ill By the most eminent physicians, u made Of pure
sherry admIts composition only tonic, aromatic and
brifugs substances IL replscee with great superiority,
or inferior whskeys II 10 richer than other bters In
aromatic and bassmic prncplcs and h taste e exqusite
ing for while gently sxhiratss By terminating the funo.
Of the digestive organs and diespetes anguer by
gently refreshing and Stimulating the brain, giving
healthy The whole organism leaves behind none OF
the banefu Influences that follow alcoholic stmulants We
warrant that upon trial 4 WI be found most delicious
pepsa and debility and moreover 10 N unsettled
sppesixer For sale ~ CASWELL, MACK co y, fifth
Monroe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

OOTn moa uuyWiuep puHCucOHS.... % W 20 JV
Tho demand for wheat was fairly active, aud prices
ruled &C. &C. higher The sales we're about loo, 900
bushels partly for export at 81 so 81 81 for amber
Milwaukee, So SIS for white Canada, 50 go for white
Michigan, 81 70 81 Is for Chicago spring, 81 70 a
81 IS for Milwaukee club and So IS So 3s for now
amber State. The market was moderately active
but lower rates. closing fully lc 20 lower The sales
embraced 600 bushels, at 7Sc 00c for unsound and
Ole 99c for sound mixed Western Tho transactions
In oats pretty large bnt at lower rates the close
prices &C. &c in buyers favor Tho sales include
90 900 bushels Canada and Western at 45c Soc for
sound, and G0c &c. for sound Malt was dull and
heavy, with sales OF 1000 bushels common at 81 as
Barley continued in fair demand, but with heavy
rivals prices again declined 1c &c. with sales Of 1000
bushels fourrowed State at 81 % 81 Is, and 10000
bushels Canada Wcst at 81 "a 81 25 the market closing
trifc more steady
less active holders firm, and asking
high COO for mddlngs The sales comprised O. 500
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

Tue earnings o. the McGrogor Western Railroad fsr sn
fpurth week in ssp.cmber amounted 70 $iouS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II Thirty second district Of the state q New York. No 81
81 she city Of New Tax
MAJ ns % So s o.
has been received from the assssscr and that the duties
as I No 81
es ssnssEs ON
for the receipt Of said drs s &c 0ase noIs lis IRON
upon plate. carriages yachts billiard tables pianofores
s Ss s,s
scrbca 81 The Iaw "''' smEiDAN shook. Cosctor
THE SPARE BED-oR COLToN's PATENT COT.
al. Hsvs 's sna ~ r Mes ~ RsSE
Broadway.
ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE MUSICAL MUTUAL PRO
tcctvc Union.-An adjourned meeting will be held At the
os IS y as
T,RADEsAAN ENGINE COMPANY NO. Sat A
held on Thursday October II 1885 the Following preamble
Whereas 10 with feelings Of the most painful character
that have TO record the death OF Lawrence Brcwsr for
years onnrcd member OF company, and faithfully
performing the various duties In II; and .
passing notice our late brother member whose
ready hand and smiling countcnance won the esteem and ad
Resolved That in the death Of Lawrence Brewer we have
lost friends friend n every sense of the word-.he
munity in general an upright citizen.
Resolved That 70 the family Of the deceased we tender our
console themselves with the fact that HE who giveh take
Resolved That attend the funeral In body, and that
Che usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
entered o. the company, and be pub
"'"s' - '"' 'e" join R. COLLINS Chairman.
S SSRssa SSsssH COMMITTEES,
THos. CALLkcHER Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

TTENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
Ill H. H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, on satus
day Oct lU O'CLOCK at their salesroom IS Liberty st
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. removed from an
up residence for convenience Of sale including Engsa
and Velvet Brussels Carpets. carved rosewood Su IN
satin brocatel reps elegant Preach plate per aud Man
Mirrors, rosewood Centre Tables, Bronze Chsndcerr
elegant Lace Window Curtains broczte do mahogany Sofas
and Chairs In hscoth oak and black walnut Bunets do
Extension Tables aud black walnut Chairs, In hair
cloth: rosew God and black walnut Bcdssads Bureaus
Washstands and Commodes Feather Beds. Boosters asd
Pillows; Hair, Husk and Straw Mattresses Ac-
Also Plated Ware, China Crocksry and OiSssware AAse
an assortment OF Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

rryx ayER AUCTTONEBR AND APPRAISER,
attends To- the collection of claims and rents OF absen
tses leasing houses sales Of real estate 30 commercs
place OK boz d67 Post oo1css New orlssnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA ni,meA the Furniture contained in house ~ Wash.
iyon square Wavcev place between Fifth and
sixth avenues viii be- sold at public auction this day Frt-
day at l0 clock the highest bidder Parlors contain
Turnitue marble top fables Mirrors Oil Paintings Lace
Carpets Chambers furnished with black walnut
hogany enameed sets, Rockers Whanots, spring and
cured hair Mattresses Chairs Tables Wsshstands, Oh
Paintings splendid Bookcase heavy ingram Carpets and
ARTICLES TO mention; marble top
urea,is Toilet SETS &c Dining Room-Oak Extension Ts-
BILE Ware Tea Cutlery Cr0ckery Casters
&C. all of which Will be sold 10 the highest bidder sale cot
"''"''"s - wa ''''A CHARLES YOUNG. Aucionser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

4 UCT!ON NOTicE-Ir PARTIES WHO ARE ABOUT
N furnsnng pariors will call and examine iargs
Paor covered In the finest Freach brocates
they will find that sell thcm At about the rate OF com
aircoth rnture consequences OF having received
several large invoices also large STOCK
Of kinds Cabinet Furniture which will be s0d low
Call and examine my stock At 20 Hudson street. corner q
BroOme. 81 ~ w. N --. u u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

.rruLLAM Writer'S. AUcT1ONEER-wILL SELL
w this day at lok O'Clock a Franklin stree. corner
=, ga Liauor store Brandes, Gins Wines, Sugar Teas
ssks Counters CLASS ware Scales, Weights Pumps &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

A VALUABLE RAM (MERINO). WORTH $4,000, WILL
IA DO exchanged for that amSunt Of stock oil railroad
H. W. BRONSON, Comstock's Landing.
Washington county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.


RTIFICIAI. YEs.-ARrrICfAL HuMAm kyEs
} "a made 10 order and inserted BY Irs = BAUCH Y;
0OUGELMANN formerly employed BY RossonpsAu, Of
Parish ~ Broadway. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

TIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTfONEER.
III H. LEEDS MINER viii sell BY aucs.op on sAsar,
TTo ELEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD OCTAVE
PIANOS,
un oorne,s. one made by Nssou Brothes The ohse
by VIM Hall 1 Son. Both nearly nsw aud cost S7O and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
D. MINER. AUcrioNEER.

IL saesroom 81 Nassau street opposite The Post once
MINER X SOMEHvILLE will sell ut auction on saturdAy
October IA, a 10Y O'Clock. at their saiesroom, Nssau
street. Household and Olce Furniture, comprising In part
Brussels Ingram and Three ply Carpets, Paror Suits Ina
rosewood and blsckwalnui and mahogany Arm Chars.
Suits black walnut mahogany Bedsteads Curied Hair
Mattresses Boosters and Pillows Rockers Easy Chairs Hall
btands Cane Seat rockcry Glass and Kitchen Ware &C.
Also OFFICE FURNITU Rlackwslnut and oak Sitting
and Standing Dcss Revolving Chairs Cocoa Mating Ls
ter Presses. &c. .tr.utN tst SEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
THE LnCTURE SEASON.

| fMpoRTANT LECTURES DArLY-FoR oRNTLEMRx
oaly at the New YoSk Museum q Anatomy SIS Broad
forwarded ecspt Of cents By addrssana aecrsary
New Yorh1t yassun u Anaiomy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

At AUCTION LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n In Clinton place. All the elegant Household Fur
ntre OF large story house will be sold 81 auction this
day friday October Is at the elegant residences v CIn-
place Eighth street, between fifth and sixth avenue
sale commencing At oh o'clock precisely consisting Of ys
French Dinner Sets rich silver mounted Cas
silver Teaspoons Tablespoons Forks Ice ftcner Cako
Basket rich silver plated Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes
ivory handled Knives aud Forks Carving Knives and see
rich Gobles engraved Champagnes, Wines Dccanters
Chairs Oil Paintings, Engravngs Paror aad Drawing
Roc-Four beautiful rosewood Parlor Suts covered WITH
richest description OF crimson and crimson ana
gold green and black French satin brocael black walnut
library Furniture two rosewood Etageres with Frenco
Plate Mirror backs aud DOORS style of Louis XIV large
PIER Mirrors Chandeliers Turkish Easy Chairs and sunge
rich marble top Centre and Pier Tables rich Lace
fine collection OF Oil Paintings, Bronze Clocks and Orna-
ments French China and Paran Vases Corner and Book
Stands, ady's Work Table. ~ 1897 4
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
Stool and Cover cost $780, ts
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and with all the modern improvements
tfA
Chambers and UNEXPECTEDLY rosewood and mahogany
Beseads siauary marble top Bureaus Washstands ana
Comnodes To match; twenty pure Hair Mattresses
forty pounds made TO order and In excellent
condtion Feather Beds Bolsers and Pillows; Counter
Ohpets, BEDROOM Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel
Racks Toilet Sets, Ocoths Stair Carpets and Rods, ma
hogsny cushioned Chairs, Eageres Sofas Lounges Couch
Beds Hall Stands Tea and Dining Tables together with
large and desirable assortment of Baemeu and kchen
Utensils, &c
goods for purchasers ct reasonable charge.