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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

re,nn;.yv os;n. Il had become widely known
that m.nv ~ the citiseus of North Carolina
vished 90 seIl their lands; and il was known
thar MANY would be compelled to sell, and
tina. the citissns of the state were not able 70
norchass. Inc great object then 10 this plan.
Vas TO prevent people from emigrsting IRON
The north RI states 70 Nortb Carolina; that
these JANUS should thus be compelled 20 ~
main in the market without buyers, Bill
the prices required by the owners should
greatly decrease; when the very men
who had originated aud circulated these
ISLANDERS, would BUY up the lands at these
reduced rates aud then. letters ana teie-
grams could again be circulated 10 order, Gal
culated to induce northern and western peo-
pie to move to North Carolina and purchase
lands. Enough is known of these schemes
20 convince any fair minded man that 90 ex.
tensive association of men, some OF them OF
large means, had formed themselves into
bands aud societies for this purpose, ana
what we have seen and read, 10 only part
of this general plan. When We are apprised
of the object Tor which they were working, no
man can fail 20 see the shrewd cunning OF
the plot and che probability of its success, it
there had been any facts for 'suoh q plan to
start upon. But happily for US. We are
peacbie aud united. and such associations can
not work out their schemes without some
acts to sustain them.
The other object was purely and entirely
political. Great political movements are on
foot in the north. and elections of importance
are soon to take place. President johnson
has laid down for the south, and for his ad-
ministration, a truly conservative set of prin
cipes-principles upon which every copser-
vative man north and south can unite, and
must unite-but principles intolerable and
detestable to all ultra and fanatical men of
all sections. For political effect upon party
schemes and elections, those fanatics helped
to get up these ISLANDERS upon our PEG.
pie, to show that the presidents plan had
utterly failed in North Carolina, and that
none but the ultra fanatical schemes would
answer to reconstruct the southern states
upon. Such sensational reports would give
temporary strength. True such strength
could not last long. but in the meantime an
election might be carried, or a nomination
might be made. and thus far their object
won be accomplished. As g permanent
protection from all such ISLANDERS, we are q
united and quite people. and hope to remain
such. That Is our Only protection.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

An irrevsrent masculine says that seaside
hats are made by whitewashing old hoop
skirts, standing them out to dry and sitting
down on them quick. An old suspen Ter over
the top completes the novelty. When out OF
date they will make excellent psrasols for
young ducks, or will do for baby's bathing
tub.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22
SCOTT COUNTY FAIR,

ilNHE Twelfth Annual Fair of the Scott
l. County Agricultural Society will be held at
Davenport, Iowa, OF 18th, 18th, Goth, 2Ist and
22d Of September, 1865. 5000 offered in Premi-
ums. Open to the World.
The usual arrangements with the Railroads and
Steamboats, have been made.
For premium lists, or any information concern
ing the Far, apply personally or by letter to
VIM K. HAIGHT, Secretary,
30 Perry ST Davenport, Iowa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

An exciting race between three Indians
and four horses took place Friday afternoon
ou the Chicago Driving Park, tor $1,000
The Indians ran four miles and fffy rods
while the horses frosted eight miles The
Indians wen in 2O:26. The time of the hor-
SEES was 20:59. 4g.s~s .1u~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22
Auction !!

W ILL be sold, on the premises. at public
w sale, on Saturday, August 26th. At o.,
clock p. NJ, the house and lot lately occupied by
the underslgned, on Orleans street. above Swan
street. The Improvements consist of a good
eomiortabie frame dwelling, good cellar, never
falling well of good water, large cistern. barn.
wood shed, coal house, new fences and q fine
stock of choice fruit.
Also, at the same lime and place, the vacant
lot IN the resr Of the above -S0Il5O. Condition.
made known at the time OF sale. Sale positive
and without reserve.
ALEX +. sWANDER.
Job Ross, Auetioueer.
Rock Island, Aug. 81, dst
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22
The Republicans are the, only Decent
People.

A majority of those in this city who pay
taxes are repubicans-the most of those who
vote the democratic ticket do not pay taxes,
they never were known to be possessed of
more than COW, a pig and jug or whisky.
Rock Island Union.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

OFFER FOR SALE. my house and let.
l. situated near the corner OF Orleans and Madi-
son streets. The hou a good u story wood /.
containing rooms There Is also a stable, coal
house, cistern, and Numerous other necessary
Terms made known on enquiry of the under
signed. PHIL KEEN
Rock Island, Aag. 5, df
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

Want to see Grant mighty bad, do your"
SAID blue-coated veteran to the people
crowding aboard the cars the other morning,
on their way TO the capital to get squirt at
our famous general. "W-a-a.l, why in
thunder didn't you come down to the front,
when be wanted to see you. hey"-W ater-
rifle, Me-, Mail.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

NEGRO VorING.-There are only two states in
the Mon where the negro is allowed to vote
without u property qualification. They are YER
mont and New Hampshire, the former of whom
has only eighty n"gro voters, and the latter one
hundred and ninety
In Massachusetts every voter must, within two
years, have paid state or county tax, unless ex-
cusej from ,tion.
In Rhode Island voter must own real estate of
one hundred and thirty-four dollars value, or of
the clear yearly value of seven dollors over any
ground rent
A colored person is not allowed to vote in New
Y ork unless he has resided in the state three
years, and is freehoder in value of two hundred
and fifty dollars, and paid taxes thereon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

Dent Care If the Dutch Don't Like 1t.
il i- not our intention 20 cease advocating
q return TO subriety on the part of thuse who
drink to excess because few Germans or
people Of any other nationality will be de-
prived of socisl epieyment Rock Island
Union
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

An old Pstrolean dowagsr at Saratoga who
calls harpists ''harpies" was heard to hone
that none of them would harp on her daush-
ter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22
Republican Principles.

The War a failure until the Negroes were
called in.
1t was only after two years of unsuccessful
war had been waged and the government be-
gan to despair of its ability to save itself that
she negroes were called in to help us.-Rock
Island Union.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

THE MAN WHO DEsPIsED WHIsKEY DRINKERS.
1t was on one of the river steamers, at dinner,
that an amiabe matrony lady remarked, in the
midst of conversation with grave looking gen.
tleman, on the subject of temperance:
"Oh. of all things in the world, / despise is
whiskey drinkers ~
The gentleman dropped his knife and fork in
the ardor of his feelings, extended his hand and
took hers within his own, and with emotion that
threatened tears the loss of ruined sons, he
replied with faitereing words:
Madam, ! respect your sentiments and the
heart that dictates them i permit no one TO 90
beyond me in despising whiskey drinking. /
have been Disguised on this very boat, and / saw
1t now before our capt,in's face. What say,
can be more disgusting than to see well-dressed,
respectable. and vlrtuous-looking young men
step up to the bar of tuis boat and, without fear
OF observing eyes, boldly ask for whiskey, when
they know that there is in that very bar the best
Conguac brandy ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

A man in Burlington, w.. has eloped with
three women. His friends are anxious for
his safety.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

When we came to the conclusion we could
not save ourselves without freeing and arm
ing them, we freed them and put them in our
armies.-Rock Island Union.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

One of the costumes at watering placs
fancy ball is described as "a lace shawl and
diamonds" Cool
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

They Must be Educated up to it---Beer
Must be Banished.
We wish to educate this class Of people up
TO the idea that even beer does them no good,
and 1t would be better for the community if
1t were hanisheo from all places OF recreation.
Rock Island Union.
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HORSE STOLEN,

CTOLEN from the premises of Dr. Huyett,
~ ON the Camden bottoms, on Tuesday night,
ihe 10Th inst, sorrel horse, about q year,, a
little knee sprung. dat In hoofs and shoes on fore
feet, few hairs white in the forehead, slim long
tail.
Twenty-Five dollars reward will be paid Tor his
recovery. 1t Is supposed he vas taken by way
OF Gsneseo. THOMAS KANE.
Camden Mills, Aug. %, w3w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTeRT.
SEWING MACHINES.

De CAUTIOUS when you are told by EnT
- one thaf they have a. sood Sewing Machines
for sale a. any one, etc. Toe Singer and the
original How are the oldest and most reliable
machines and best now IN use, will do all kIne'
OF work from the finest to the heaviest thai any
family ever wants done, and will last hielDe If
properly taken care Of 1 have been agent for
other machines aud have got rad Of them Please
give me call ard Examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
also have machine twist and thread for yale
Any one wishing to purchase please gave ne
cali. W.T.. NORRIS Agent,
merit door TO Babcocks new hall, I'd starr, on
Illinois street.
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BLACKSMITH'S STAND FOR SALE.
N account Of poor health offer my house
~ and lot and blacksmth's shop and tools for
sale. The lot 10 large, has good garden, plenty
OF choice fruit, good well, stable and other out
buildings.
The stand 10 very good one, with a large run
of local cash custom.
The property Is situated in Waterfowl, on the
rail DAD from Rock Island to Port Byron and will
be sold at great bargain for cash.
H EDWIN z. SMITH.
auga2w3w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

The Liquor Dealers no better than Rob-
bers and Murderers.
The liquors dealer is no more honorable
THAI the highway robber or the murderer
and differs only to the time aud means to
accomplish his object. Rock Island Union.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

The attention of the pu hlic and the trade 10 in.
vited TO our New Scale Seven Octave Rose W God
Piano-Fortes, which Tor volume and purity of tone
are unrIyaled by any hitherto offered in this ma
ket. They contain all the mode IN improveme nts
French grand action, harp pedal iron frame over
strung bas-, etc, and each instrument being AIDE
under the personal super vIsion of Mr. ]. H. Grove
steen, who has had practical experience of ever
thirty years IN their manufacture, s fully warrant
ed IN every particular.
THE "GROvEsTEEN PIANO-FoRrE
received the highest award of merit over all 9TH
ers at the Celebrated Worlds Fair, where were
exhibited instruments from the beet makers OF
London, Paris, Germany, philadelphia, Baltimore,
Boston, and New York and also at the American
Institute Tor five successive years, the gold and
silver medals from both OF which can be seen at
our warerooms.
BY the introduction Of improvements we make
stil more perfect Piano-fortes, and by manuactur-
Ing largely, with strictly cast system enab-
led to offer these instruments at price which
will preclude all competition.
PRICE S.
No Seven Octave, round corners. Rosewood
Plain Case, e276.
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
Heavy Moulding, $500. 4--l a..
No. 3, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose wood
Louis xiv. style, s326. fac-simile Of the above
SUIT.
TERMs-Net cash, in Current Funds. Descrip. |
live Circulars sent free.
feb20wly.
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ID. j. DlMlCk,
Real Estate and Land Agent,
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON stree,
FOR SALE:

JOHNSON'S AMERICAN, corner Of IJ,,,i.
and Warrington streets. A complete hotel, 10.
ger with q good barn and out buIldingt
A BEAU rIfUL RESIDENCE on NoIip, 49,,
ne, with all kinds of fruit and shrubber,-,b.,,
DWELLING HOUSES and lots IN ali p.rt, :,
the city for sale.
Enquire OF o. J. DINICE
-. Real Estate Agell
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-22

The White Soldiers could not whip the
Rebs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

RkOOKIYN.

TnH CASE or lArEs.-The general term Of
the Supreme Court, now In session. has affirmed
he Judgment aud conviction Of Theodore Yates
for the murder Of Charles Curran, and the Cour,
of Oyer and Tcrminer is ordered 70 carry the exc
euton into eject. The culprit is to eaplsts his
crime on the gsllo~s on Friday the s4,h INST, in
tie yard Of the Kings County sn.
Tore RE-sENrENoED.-Ignatz Ratsky, con.
veted Of The murder Of sigtmund Fellner. IL to be
brought before the Kings County Court o, Oyer
aud Terminer on MoniAy next for re-sentenoe.
His csse has been before the Court Of Appeals and
decided adverse to new trial
The 56rH REGIMENT commanded by Col.
j. @ Adams decided at recen, meeting to offer
their services 10 the Government for one year II
accepted as regiment they expect to be counted
IN The quota Of KINGS County.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

ARREST or AN ALLEGED bounty SWIM.
rtE4 AND ArIESI1rD REscus.-A young man
uauei Edward Cosgrove WAS arrested In Jersey
Cay yesterday, charged by Gsrret Healv, residing
100 south First street, With having defrAu ed hi,
son ont Of $3.50 bounty money. Accused was tax en-
luis friends attempted 10 rescue him from the two
officers having him in charge The officers were
very roughly treated, but they succeeded in hold.
tus their prisoner un.il the arrival Of officer
Hresdy, Tho accused was subsequently sent he
fore foyost hArsnal Mills. There arc sver.l
"'her charges against the accused OF . 81 nilar
character.
lNfANriCIpE. - Coroner Farrell, Of Jersey
ciiy' hold AZ inquest, yesterday, on the body of
newly born female infant, found on tho ice a, Com
munipsw bridge. pr, Ludkins made an o1amin,
,ion' aud gave his opinion th.t death was caused
through criminal neglect al the time Of its birth
The Jury rendered verdict that the child came 10
rs death at the hands OF some person or rersons
t. them unknown.
PIGEON SHOOTING MArCHEs.-Two pigeon
shooting matches came of yesterday afternoon, n,
Grecnvillc, between John Taylor aud William
Leeds, the Jersey Boy" for $3.50 side each
MA 10 The first WAS - q Huule birds, eAcL / =
"grls r,sr, and 100 yards bounds TAYLOR killed
g. out Of so, and the Jersey Boy AZ Tho second
4tca VA, 5osn,'e ,rts each 81 yards rise, aud
lis poulds Taylor Killed As birds out OF so,
winning he match by birds. large numier Of
t.v p,rIus fraternity were preseua, and between
EruVO 49, $4,000 changed hands on the result.
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MARINE NEWS.
s'ch e-s. Rise. RS. Set. oo-Mn .p..o4 81,

Mich 9-s. Rises rs Sets 6 OO-M'n seLs "a 81,
CLKARED
HTYAMsHIPs- China, Liy'E Moro Cattle, Havana.
BAKks-C elibi,Are Trench Bos.ey, for IIavre.
PRIGs-Gcrtude, 81 John, Celestlna- Neuvita,
sCHOOSERs- Sonstor, Boston; A 4 Parker Nor
walk; Eliza, New Haven; Albert ! reat, Nov Haven;
Rose Sheriff Gloucertsr, Ann susan, Beaufort,
NJ Merriman, Warrington.
sBOOPs-Home New Haven; Aurora, Liverpool.
ARRIVED.
sTEhMsHTPs- Euterpe, transport AnuApoi,
Cuba Liverpool and Queenstown.
sHlP-Danitl Webster, London and 7. Of wight.
BARKS-CubA Trinidad, Cnba Plctou, Cardenas
kosedale, Cindsd Bolivar; A KHll, Havana Robert
Murray Jr, Mirasoane Sollciten, Rio Janeiio
BRlGS-Eaiad, Of Bermuda, from Cienfucgoe :
VIM Dresser, Havana, Clio, Gonaivcr.
eCHOOSFRS-B illow, wa,hinrton, u C. via
Hampton Roads Grace Girder Philadelphia for Boz
ton, Bloudel, Provincetowu for PhiladelphiA: g q
Holmes, Newcastle Dol j hurley, Philadelphia j
Turner, Baltimore; smith futile, PToyineetown for
fhiiade,phia Annie Nogee, phisd,rhia, p sim
mons Philadelphia, j king, Philadelphia. g WI
ley, Milton, pel Hammond, Baltimore w y
Ge-ner New Haven II u MetcaL Providence; l. A
Bhyles Orient; Harvest Queen, Cornrallis y n, In
teipize do: Mlard Fillmore, Boston for Philndelpbia
John Northrup Arroyo, Alice, Ponce; Carrie r
Cfon'e, Fortune Bay; Scull, Philadelphia; & A
heck"her. savannah: BuenA Vista Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

Here is recipe for making most excellent
continuation pickle, which every housewife who
tries Il will thank US for;
Take one large herd Of s,.w cabbage, two large
punches OF celery, and twelve onions; slice all
hne, and salt we'll. After twenty -four hours drain
well, anu cover with vinegar, TO remain twelve
red pcppers aud two green ones, Aneiy cuI up, one
ounce OF tumeric, quarter pound Of mustard seed,
two tAblespoonfuls N mixed mustard, one spoon.
ful of allspicc, half she quantity Of cloves one
Oh, one cup Of brown sugar mix AL together, and
over w!1h une'aIi, more celery n.y W used Il
lesircd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

n. Missouri star, fnn~ 1 III. is.h in...n,

me Missouri s1Ars Tnrs a The is,h instant
says:
sitnsted s Missouri Ia there 10 no enrth'y power
that rstsrd her future grozth, She Is right IN
the heart OF the Union and her climate 10 mora
attractive and desirable thsn that q Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebrssks, and more Northern
btstes. Bhe 10 nearer 10 Letter markets; she ~
more hvorsbly situated than Kansas and the err.
tories West and Nor.h ~ Kansas. She abounds In
lands, the soil Of which 10 unsurpassed Her min
erals are inerhausrbla. In = word, she occupies
In attitude ana in every respect, now that sho 10
freed Of slavery the most attractive positions FOR
persons seeking now homes. The lines ~ our rAil-
roads will be dotted with settlements, and tho
most ssnguine predictions a. N the future Of MI.
sour, we feel aerured VII be more than realize !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

Tnp ,rfsl ~ D.v'n, ~ BROOKLYN. charged
With con riicity IN the election frauds. IL h,f.re
the Military Commission IN session ia wsshiug.
lon.
sIgNroisr expression NJ politic,l miscceen..
ton vn given In tho city II Pough seepse, al +,
recent Charter Election. The candidates Tor Mayor
aud Collector were voted for unanimously. Tho
Republicans and Democrats Athough differing in
opin on on other candidates, plsced tho same
names, for the highest Offices gu their respective
tickets. Whs, pity ihis good example cannot be
Unlisted elsouheTei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

Hifiab,th, " J, Bd,ch s..-rrsve eirg closed
between Washington and New York pta Philade.
phia by the ice bloc ado at HAvro de Grace, pas
sengeIs arc itroggh plI Hsrrisburg, and W
Nev York RE The Ce-trrl Railroad Of Now Jersey.
A tram Of leven cars wall arrive At 2 A. NJ.
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
i aiteT Monday Jan, s2i, Trains leave 3Oth stiset
West at 1880 and ii 80 A. NJ; $40 d ana ia IA M
sleeping cars attached TO 800 and lOSOP n train,
sunday train oao NJ small cars will nun between
80 J, H. TQLCEY, Ay.,, supL
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A p. hOGER, AUCTTONEER-wILL Sill
on THURSDAY, the 9th Of March, at 10 ooloct all
IL urulinre 10 me furnturs ,tofs Of y ~ ,kEk
ferrry, consisting Of marble top bureaus, mshoeany
ioonrs. or, p;ho,an, ehair+ v,.s1n .nS
or shine 3C3
A UCTION SALE OF OvERt9, 900 WORTH
afternoon !, t a. house 5S w w s % ssr
~ ave- every desc nption Of psrlof ch1mher on ng-
c ION snd nurery firnitur' fine led; and bcdaing'
~ ntussoh and ingram carpets, hedtteads CLOCKS
nfiors elegant sofa beds, bureaus cuI tans shade-
.ouhges painting, vAes chairs OF All kinds, centro
mo per tables, china, cut slAs silver table cutlery,
100 iiESRY r wEsrcorT, Auc,loneer.
DOCKS AND SLIPS, HOUSES, MARKET
Cellafs and other property beion ms 70 the Cor
no suction Notice is herchy given that the Comp.
uolet w on IhuI,day; The 6th April lsGS .,
ocl"'t At the CITY HAL, lesse, on bids at public
auction. docks and sT-, houso. market cellars, sud
other .orpors'on ptcpefty, ior torn n yeAis from
description, location and term. Of ,nle MAY b. had
upon application % The Collector q cry Revenue, At
, m, 9f' ~, sAIThIw T. BRENNAS Is Comp
Comr'roilers once, Mach 8, 1885. 3oi
FERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,
4 ~ tie City Hal on Thurday, April 6, 1903, at
oclct AN VII be sold At public auction, TO the
hgh'b bidder, with adei uae security, for the term
Of ten yesr ftom the LET dAy q May, s6o the tAse
Of he ferry AZ nov ed ,bshet from tho loot ofwhile
OF the terry ne nos established from The foot OF For
CAV 'tree' to Hobohen, \. j. the lesse Of the fran
chise Of the ferry established from the foot u
10th IT,, Ik. N tifeenpont. l.. l. The -ai so' erl
io ~ leaher will be sod, with all the right. privi-
lsges and advantages thereof helonciug 10 the CO1or
stitu Of the City of New York. Terms and coIdi Ions
Of sac Az be had on application At the Comptroer's
once. BY order Of the Commissioner Of the sinking
Fund MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Com ptroller 500
Z FITISIMMOES, AUCTR-OFFICF zoo
Third ave, will scl Friday, 10th, at II O'Clock,
al the rent,e furniture. cnrpets, bedding. &c con.
taned IN eogy houss In sd ST. near ID ave. House
20 let. ooG
GEO. &. LEWIS, AUCTR, WILL SELL by
~ auction on Friday March tOfh, At lOL o'cock, the
balance Of stocf Of rroceres hNures &c, Of Grocery
Ntpre, cor Lexington ave and 4lth At. Counter,
scales shelving &c. Sale positive. Terms cash ~
CHEAT SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTH
~ Ing piece eoodr, shirts, furnishing eoods. &C. \
W. tLEkE ELL Co, General Auctionecrs and Com
nissiou Merchants, 70 Bowery sell this day, at 10
o'clocb, large assortment Of the above goods 100
I)AWNBROKER'S SALE-B. WEAVER,
Jr, will cell this day, ut 4vs 9th ave, at ono
O'Clock, general assortment Of goods having hoen
PLEDGED one year and upwards. BY order Of VIII
LIAM WEAVER, Pawubfoker. l5i
\NM. ABBOTT, AUCT'R. OFFICE, 1 EAST
w Broadway, sells this DAY At To-, o'clock, the con
tcut Of store, b9i sth ave- cor 4ld a. consisting Of
furniture, carpets stoves, tin tin tools, lot glass
fixtures, rettg erAtOfs counter, lot hubs,
made hedsesds, &c, alec three spring trucks, horses
harness, &c. 1903