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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13
ROCK RavBR
OH : Alining Company
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OH ! Alining Company
.sBRANCH .OFFrCB,
Unaer tAe Yorse Nnaaona1 Dank.
OovenpDfts 1oWos
a small snsuat q Stock ees ss3e.
raase d0 Eowts 6srrs. Agsse
1T. rsnPLa, roeiat, cor. ~ and Nain
Sta INIT And eeaonental trssa sey1S-1y
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Oaoscs dry kisdlisg wssd aad clesn so
dsst ca y 6ound ct Rsuw1sk's Mill, absvs
The Railroad Bridge. fsb20dsf
LAsos Ssoss soa Ress.--Larap snd CON.
nsdioss Store Reoms il The bssiness por-
tisn Of the city are for rsst "a reasonable
terms. Apply u this once.
fsoo IT,
Ts Care Ch1lls 4 Fever, get MA
eUiRE's AOUs MfxruRg, PIT up By lac
hA0Uie9s D. Lssss. PsICs ei.Se ~ ss.ass.
/. A. 9. soorks. oEo. :. suftrR
ROGERS &. BUTLER,
General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. % KixsI's yXehanep Place,
CMlCAEO.
- Liberal Adsancsmepts made on
OoooignDontn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

RlvRR IrExs-T The steamer Resolute
r.ached Buffalo yesterday, but finding that
tie ice shove that point was liable to prove
troublesome, she returned to Muscatins.
We learn that tri-weckly line Of steam
ers will ply between this city and ST. Louis,
to be composed Of tie Reserve aud Dan
mock City a. heretofore advertised, and oi
the Mollis McPiks under the command oi
Of the we'll known and popular Capt. Frank
Burnett. E. A. Tilebein, Agent. The pul .
lie will certainly appreciate this additional
accommodaticn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Tss OarsAN's Hons.-Ws NJ tice tha .
petition il being drawn up st Capt. Cava-
dish's news depot, 10 the Post Ofiics, ur-
ing upon the legislature the necessity ID
gesd policy Of making the Iows 81
dier's Orphans Home State institutio,
and Of supporting it by general tax. V
sincerely hope it will obtain the signatuis
Of the majority o. cur .citissns. 30 fara
generous minority has supported . heay
burden which should fall equally upon 4.
No one would desire to see the children {
the men who saved our nation from d
struction, languising in poverty, Of fallis
into habits Of vice end crime. AZ u
Home is now conducted, Il is . pride an
honor to its projectors and supporters. /
canned, however, attain that excellence ft
which il was designed. while depending q
private munificence. In fact, Il ae'sas.st e
ist on the contributions ofour liberal mia.
ed citisens. The State must make provi,
ions for its maintainancs. What is . dsv
for the few, is equally 50 for the many
While Gov. Stone could waste columns 1
rhodomontade on the rights aud suffering
Of tho negro, in Ais messages, it w..
matter Of some surprise amon,
his credulous supporters that he made n.
recommendations In regard to the Home
an institution dearsr to the honor Of ou
state than oil the negroes who may eve
cross our boundary lines. Since be fai
Cd in his duty, aud cur Legislature seem
more interested in the hanging Of JeG. D.
Wis than in IN tiers more closely concerning
our immediate welfare, it is veil that th
people take the after in hand. A, thak
Heaven. there can be NO politics brourt
inte this affair, Il i TO b. hoped that 10
petition will be signed by all classes Of ar
citizens, and Of oil parties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Nehst ~ Foo1ish. Cali and examins
ssnssSlaS urgently needed by everybody. -
ssnpis vi Is sent nee By nail for 50 cents Nat
::.:: e a. l. w'''';, ;,5., ,,S c'''A'.
Ssv Remedy. Ma Mllslov's Hystis PM
:.:;,!; s. +. =, e:s::::: :':S 4 s.! ;!f u:
s AZ Z a. a:s',: ~ w sos :sis = =
paisdsl aenstfs1lloh remove IN ohstruc,ions, whsb
= ffo0 cold otAeruosssc-lo maiden, wife Of -
I: e sSsss !: S's7sst ~ y ~ ea 6 6iss g. g
sjss1, Az 1Df Mn. Winslow's Mystic Pills. TIKI
none Osher. Price q per box or boxes for -. pOs
eels By ~ DrugEists n Davenport Sc0vn. Aeeet,
- .: /: s:I !: N ~ E6sas.!!&!|.t .& IS S.
leg. 70 ct thorough practical bus
eduoatioa, o. 70 becc0s god seund ~.
graph opeeatee. For Circular addreeo
cleanghe1nangs) DsyanatoA AfHsl
Dsvsspq laxa. .,.., aMl3ss Err ~
rs, .amsoii NO. - - .s.'sl Z le.nnaasna4-A0(
hsvs fer seas 9isSe lels Il ess daty, o. q 91S.
ebls prisilees = lees4 = ~ veea = fstee =
=; ,::.s. s:'is;i:;; ~ S:S;ss R,A ~
isvs. sAes - ~ - "A sanGaa1RisA AAe1%VT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Nsw nuslc.-From Ne publishing estab
lishment Of Hssacs Waters, lel Broadway,
New Yat, " sckns~lsdgs the fseeipt Of
the follsuing szssllsat songs tss she pisass
"The Pattss Of the Rain, {" "Happy Golden
Days." !" "Donv Mary Nan II be Drinks -
ed '.Slssp ny Dear One" Tss ssls q III
music oteeoo."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Pssav's Mefa AnD fascKLs LorioN.-
Chluasma. Or Aothpatch, (also called Liver
spot,) and Lsntigo, Or heckles, arc often
very annoying, particularly to ladies oflisht
complexion, for Tho disoolOrsd spots show
Asrs plainly On The face of blonde than Of
brunette; but they greatly mar the bean.
y Of either; and any preparation that will
elfsctsally remove them without injurins
the texture q color Of the skin 10 certainly
. dssidcratum. DR.. b. O. Perry, who has
made diseases Of the skin speciality, has
discovered arsnsdy fer these d,scolosations,
which 10 q ones prompt infallib,s. Fer sale
By Hitchcock 4 Stalks, and Stevenson Z
Carnahan. Prepared only by p. O. Perry.
Dermatoloeist, No. - Bond Street, New
Yosk, and fse sals BY oil druesists. Price
o. psv bpttle. Call fsr Pwsy's 4esA eed
Frscils Lst;ea. FuLtsa, Fixcn 4 FuLLRn,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago, III. (spl4-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Agency r'ask = llseseea Cliesgs ; ?. q. Ad-
Nisbet. s.. Lssis, No.; 1sahas. Davis 1 Co.,
lcuisville, Ky. novso
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Nforse's Expectorant will Prevent
Consurnption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

nr lJHsl,oa admitted thAs n6ss sohQ
hossoe nsss 6s providsd, but ,irssA shas ~
tine policy vas V bsiA little ed saaa,
little every year.
Julsa Cesk espeuned in ~ vIsN WI
Davenport needs new scbsol hosse, aad y
one Of the property holders (Jsdge e. ~s|
always prepared 70 school saxes; y ~
cheaper to build SCHOOL hosses hos jeab
The resclusios vas unauimounly adepsd
Mr. @. H. French offered ths Solloviy1
fueeloC6u. vhieA was unsnimous,y adefsa!
RHaoloed. That the powers contained IN u
rirsx Second and Thirl specifications {
rctjcn 7lh OF The Ocisool Laws Of Iowa, 3
hereby delegated to the School Board.
On molios ths neeling procsels1 - oass
for Omcess OF tie Board for sl's sesoss
school ycar-the polls TO be kept open ul
o'clock, A. N.
At The hour named the polls were caosd,
md On coussing the ballots, the SoI'owhs
Vas the result, viz:
yos Prssidsat-Jemss T. lAas.. ~
70, Wise Preside a -Denisi Charel,li
J. W. Stewart. .............
Ios Treasurer Dssis, 0osie ie..................se
q. n. French ..................-
q. W. Mitchell. ...............-
yor esers:ary-p. " Khrix x....................eo
p Plummef ......
n II Clsu0ooo .................1
yossDirsstor fr years-C. :: fu,sam. .......eo
II. Aaupt.. ............
On motion the meeting then adjourned
[The reports Of the Treasurer, Supem.
"a
tsn'ent. Secretary aud Building Committe,
are crowded ou OF this issue they will p |
pear to norrow.1
For all diseases of the Oyes ue |
the italian Eye Balm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Hpstsiss -, CnsAr.-Cbild ( c., q
nsady, desire = eless oct . ayesasi1ssshis
FDortisa Il thiie sssek = bes1s sAsss,
: = gaitssst = rsauesl yltss, h ssd9 70
b rsso IT thslr sps1ne fsssipts. TAsir
ssat sleek embsasss q ~ 11seee ~
|hsst hshienable stvlsa nanahetsrsd y
- - 1ae,anj rian6>k. s0{Se a. I
I lAdiss. 4 = -
DoAA1l wAu1sp. - when funishsd
sfasnisAs6 Sssus - u s1pelloa -
~ asGsqne1atiea T., ! snSn 49,
I1eoieiae - lnuiuA thslr posune. 4 ~
t.Ss61t1sl $3.50 1sqsf.s = -,
p sssnof eon1ohanG lfaan slsvela sas
>oe.-0f
1G1epss 1nupssestent epsss Csusn
- Asss'as7' rss' 80. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

HsntnAxr TAitsns.-Rsuington I c.,
ohr The coso~ Il Second aad fsAdy, n
- tbs ektsatiss - ~ gsnslsasA n D..
import and vicinity, - their 6ns assost-
alDat q 0enes Fsfutshine 0eooB.g 10
Iogs also peepared 70 manufastsrs 10 esier
phsst sslies. ~ ID ~ nist ksAisAAs,s
~. ff5 FsfS COT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

RsADY-nAps Clmnmo. Sam Perry, -
Brady, is nov closing out ~ asfivalled
Rteck Of ssedy-oa6s slsthins - prices The
t1sy lowssA He will - sesn sspectins .
{ Ia spring stock, end nov b ths time for
tkpss 10 nesA t. psrshass 1t tssuaias. Hb
I Dck of fdsnishing soods Is also fail and
nplete,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

For all diseases of the Oyes u
the italian Rye Balm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Hr. Davisoa o1sred Tie following resolu-
e,~~ -IIIytA2 s's5fH0H y, a'7
Won slsrc5 ~ rsaA = laA3..a =
/ - = RsSoQ1dTHat otak ofe1RAt MIN "a
~ dellar, II Ahea ataxApae ptopos46 fhhe n1s-
tSlss 1br Tie year a. b. l6o9. b snd ~ aaqe
\ lereby ycae1 - ee4qsgq M 11vitd TT
sehod io butik ~ y ssa : i ss'sisa S saa :, =
ReaarlD aod5 ~ -. 1111ll 1ooQed t1n1
asodt d ~ wsj;si3 s 'SissSdsd 70 naks ssci
alsssaiosss9d tGihsls Y. 1skss1 tlsss n
| : Ustry eeessl eTyeee3a 1 ~ " ii6ssaI
aA1eorsssale ~ " auAstass, .s1he1AeF.
wise 1naks H. hopss comoaab1e. Also q
nhe san y na1n11gyrl lo p
scAool Hosss No. { W. 6sssapoetj
"a Mayor Davis uspsd ~ u 1svy psepessd
/ |ti'the rssdooGhdswG6lif 8 lif1untI5H .3S&{3
eSes peseen>sd GnGWu11h1R GAsGMoseNSuGl
I unsdasisss q ~ Y1S9Sg xlaoy Il.
[ndsqnese, an1ADn00U1oetop0AS Slli61kl
Fself4osidoqG Nno9uon0nns nsoallsa and
liStfae6so ~ ~ shfA b ~ ely,sp ~
paaisaly eetaH1 e1I6s11 r 11Gt'tlS -.
'Sanooa honnns IGifus Y sfse ei'isa's
-
The New York herald., 1866-09-24
s HIPPIN G NE w S.
puar oF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER "a. 1855


Steamship Corsica tBr) lie Mes.ursr Nassau, Mp, Sept
10 with, mdse and passengers, to Cgnart.
steam.hp Gen scigwick whitehurst Galveston Sept
via Key West 18TH with mdsc. 10 G VI halory Co. on
Galveston bar passed schr Robt Palmer houud In sept H.
OF Sand Key passed steamship Gen Meade hence Tor New
Steamship Clen Barnes Norton Savannah, 90 hours with
mdse sud passengers TO Livingston, Fox Co I'd inst,
passed steamship Herman livingston hence Tor savannah
Steamship Moncka. Marshmsn. Charleston kept1l, with
mdse and passengers " Lvingson For Co experienced
heavy NE wipds Of Hsterss. . -. -
Steamship Catharine whiting. Baker Wilmington NC, 20
hours, with naval storrs, 10 G II fierson. -.
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chapin, Newbern, NJ With
ndse and passengers 70 Goodsp~ed.
ship Escort fitn.r Liverpool Aus ~ Nth msse a. and 20
passengers 70 Jas Stuart Co Had one death on hs pas
sAge -. ~ ov,..,. "a a..
tobaoco Bremen. and put into this port In
dstress having encountered very hesvy sale the ih
inst The Gulf Stream which caused The vessel 70 ieak
badly. :. - -
nara Atlantic tBrrm,, De Hasn, Bremen, se dsys, with
mdss and a pAsssnssra 70 Rasss Bros had births and
Bris ssssrisc tof so.os en.. oses say u d.ys yi,h
coal y Miller hosshsoa HAD so.s VET heavy weather;
Ers venus isr wsish, 81 Jshn. Nh. ssvs with aiAs.
frs IbbcW Lawrence tof Bos.onh Gregcry, Gardner,
Me, 4 dAys with lumber, V John Boyntcn's son 20.
6rg seedssa tsrl, orovsll, Hartford hours ~ sv d
s.Sr Jscas: spsssl Doves c.Ah . asys' -sA vine.
~ " l. Amrnek D Co.
ashr wn yiis( pcsA Gov days WIN eesi, pB
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ru. AucTTONEER

A r. ROTH, AUCTTONEER
n. AUCTION LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Clinton place An the elegant Household Furniture
story residence will be sold at public auction this
day Monday Sept a. at the elegant residence ll9 Clinton
place Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth sale
CONNIE ncing l0 O'Clock precisely, consisting Of Velvet
BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets Dining Room-kich French
China Tea and Dinner Sets rich silver mounted Castors
Teaspoons Tablespoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake
rich sverplacd Tea and Coffee Sets Butterishes
ivory handled Knives and Forks carving Knives and sfe
Gobets, engraved Champagnes Wines Decanter
Caras Celery Stand, Preserves &c large black wal
Extension Table solid black walnut Buffet twelve Din
Room-Four Parlor Suits covered with
description of crimson and crimson and
gold and black French satin Brocatel black walnut
Furniture rosewood Etageres with French
Mirrors back and doors style Of Louis XIV; large
pier Mirrors. Chandeliers. Turkish Easy Chairs and
rich marble Centre and Pier Tables rich lace
Curtains collection Of Oh Psintngs, bronze Clocks
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PTAN0F0RTE,
Stool and Cover. cost e700
elegant Instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs case, with all the modern improvements
bass FUN iron plate, French action Chambers
NurseyCosty rosewood and black walnut Bedseads
statuary marble Bureaus Washsands and Connodes 10
match: twenty pure Hair Marcsses from forty TO
SIXTY pounds. made TO order and In excellent condition.
aud satin Bedspreads. Linen shee Ingram Carpets Bed
Mirrors, Clocks, Toilet Fables. Towel Racks, Toilet
Oclohs Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers sofas Lounges Couch Beds Hall Stands
Tea and Diung Tables together with la-ge and desirable
assortment of Basement and Kitchen Utensils &c.
n B-Reabie in attendance 10 cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at a reasonable charge.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ANpFRsos-GmoS this city, on Saturday, Septem-
ber % by the Rev c. r. Dune, J. II. ANDERSON, OF
Trenton, N j. TO Miss SALIE Gmos, only daughter Of
the late James Gihon, OF Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
HEMIsTED-ScBuLIz Thursday, September 10,
by the Rev. Richard Adams, CHARLES A. HKmPsrED TO
MISS AMB A. SCHULTZ, daughter of tho late Captain
Luke /. schultz. both OF Brooklyn
Huxr-HoopPKLL On Thursday evening, September
90 by the Rev. r. X Fuller, Mr. WILLIAM II. Husr to
Miss MARY A. HooprsLL, stepdaughter Of Isaac Fer
guson, all Of this city.
La RUE-SgALy.-M Englewood, N. J., on Sunday.
September %. by the Rev. J. A. Faux JAMES La RUE
70 Miss NARY l. SKALY both OF Brooklyn, N Y.
MAsoS-slssoS AT South Portsmouth, r 1 on Thurs
day. September 20, by the Rev. william Miller EDWARD
A. Mason, Of this city, TO JospnSE d. sissos Of the
former place.
woop-NuITsG. Thursday, September 20. nj tho
residence of the BRIDES father by Rev. Z. Hopper,
Edwin r woop, Of South Adams, Mass, N Lzzy o,
daughter OF Lucus B. Nuting, Of this city. No cards
The New York herald., 1866-09-24
1o'ooss sscnAsrCs " g c2SSss I y. AUCTION

The Delaware LAckawanna and western Railroad Com.
pany VII hold their forty. auction sale Coal
"Wednesday the 1sh day Of September. 1888 a II o'clock
their salesroom. Exchange place, OF
william street. New York, at which time they will sell, by
nessrs JOHN X. DRAPER Y CO -aueuooecrs
snopO TONS
of fresh ne1 Coal from Iackawaups ReRicna ~ The
usual sisss deveyHb their depot EsAheshpor ~ j.,
me conditions Va bs fully made Known Al The ZINE Of
TsRws-rfy ssnsspsr ssp payable 10 eurcp, fspdx on
Say n sAic ana The ssapss w'kE se days hsr~ser
SOpn ssHs's .--A~~s.
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schr Caspian Larrabee Musquash. II days with spas TO

schr Caspian Larrabee Musquash II days with spars, TO
Schr VIM Hunter Harksen Galveston, "a days. with oot-
ton 2c to Boniface Co.
Schr Percy. Eastport.
Schr Mecca, Small Whiting.
Schr warrenton Higgins Ellsworth
Schr Elouise, -. bangor.
Schr Nara Hail. Robinson Rockland
Schr saml Gilman Crowell Boston
Schr Vassar Jr Christie Wareham-
Schr Sylvester Hale Coleman, Taunton.
Schr Treasure, Palmer. Taunton.
Schr Fair Wind Bowman, New Bedford
Schr Veranda, Ponds, Providence
Schr q Colly err Osborn, Providence
schr Minquas Carson. Providence.
Schr Agricola Lisden, Providence.
Schr n Holmes Arnold. Newport
Schr Harriet Lewis. Taylor Newport
Schr Hesperus, Lord, New London,
Wind at sunset ESE.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

A -A-A-A.-A.-DECoRA DINNER TEA AND
a. Toilet Sets in great variety silver Plated Ware, Table
EDWARD ID BASSFORD'S Great Emporium
Cooper Institute and Astor place, corner street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

MfIlON
DURABLE BY
~

DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre-
liver and stomach first be ceanscd and appetite
aed for good. wholesome food which, by these medicines
will be dgestcd properly and good healthy blood made
thus building up the constitution. SCUENCk'S NAN
DRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach OF all bilious
accunnatons and by usng the Sea Weed Tonic in
connection, the appetite is restored
cna and by using the three remedies all Impurities
expelled from the and good wholesome blood made
which will repel All disease. If patents will take these
medicines according 10 directions Consumption very ire
the pills frequently cleanse the liver and stomach II does
that because bowels costive they
required for sometimes darrba they necessary
The stomach must be kept healthy and appetite crested
allow the Pumonic Syrup the respiratory
properly and aay Irritation Then al that " required
10 perform permanent is 10 prevent taking cold
richest foodfat meat game and In fact anything tho a
petite Graves: but be particular and masticate well.
DR.. SCllENCK viii be professionally at his rooms 81
Bond street. New York Tuesday from A. NJ to y
NJ. Advice free; thorough examination with the
rcspromeer the charge IL s. full supply OF medicines
hand all times. the Doctors Prtces-Pulmohc
Syrup 81 50 Sea Weed Tonic 81 90 or hall dozen for ~ 90
Mandrake Pills, 25c per box.
DIvoRCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
- and other States without publicity fee till divorce
granted Consultations free
NJ IowEs. Attorney and Counsellor, rs Nassau street
JEROME PARK RACES.
d SEPTEMBER IS 1865
weather the public win be notified by flag being put at
half upon the following places before 10 ocockWai
lacks Theatre, Fifth Avenue Hotel and Astor House.
Ladies' by gentlemen viii not be permitted
upon the Grand Stand
CTRAsBURGER NUHN-6s MAIDEN LANE,
- importers OF Toys. China and Fancy Goods.
Oer the largest assortment at the lowest market prices
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A ucTION NOTICE.-sAMUEL WYNN co. ArC
"A TIoNEERs, $1,000 woKTu or -

Pianofore. statnary Paintings Bfonres, Drawing room
Furniture China Silver Ware. &c a public auction this
Monday the Eve brown house. No ~
West sixteenth street between Fifih Sixth
sale commencing at i0, O'Clock superb Furniture
erred bruel reps elegant carved rosewood Eagere plate
glass backs and marble top. Secretary Bookcase lined satin
mirrors Lscc Curtains, shades Velvet, brussels Carpets
on Paintings BY ancient and modern artists bronze Clock
Vases magnificent rosewood Pianoorte Stool Cover Music
Stand Chsmbers-Rosswood and walnut Bureaus. Bed.
steads Wardrobes, Commofes, Blankets Sofas Chairs
Dining room-sdebcard Extension Table. China Dinner,
Tes Sets Ruby and Crystal Glassware silver Casters,
Tureens Ssvers Coffee Orn Table Cutlery, Dinner Tea
Table Linen Rasement-kitchen Furniture. n
~ Competent persons In attendance pack the
goods Sale pcremptory
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A ssiGNER's SALE or FINE WINES AND GRO.
n CERfES.
WIN WRITER'S. Auctioneer. will seI Monday Sept.
~ AZ I0 O'Clock at the Of Church and Canal streets
stock and Fixtures of the well known Wine
Gerry Platform and Counter Scales, Iron Office
Furniture Stand Casks and Showcases, Gas Futures
hne Horses Wagons Harness. Blankets &c. also Awning
Signs together with balance o Wines aud Brandie also
ALoszo r. HAMPTON
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ject being The reverend gentleman took
his the fifteenth of twelfth chapter of Luke,
Beware OF covetousncssn After having defined the
meaning OF the word he went speak OF the per-
sonal appearance and snfLness Of covetousness the
company kept by It's followers their general practice
and final doom, and concluded earnest and practical
discourse by calling his audience TO avoid any ten
dency towards 80 contemplate vice. The congrega-
tion large and comprised goody number Of that
class which the sermon particularly addressed.
This concluded OF lectures which DR. Wescott
has been delivering TO young men.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

RENJ i: THEALL. AUCTIoNRER,
~ i1ss Mc. salsSrnan lee With = =, isad.ow Co
ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE, WILTON.
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
FINE FRENCH BRONzEs AND CLOCKS.
THE PROPERTY YieH "a 1SPoSR xSR oSRSsWASR WHO IS
ABOUT LEAVING FOR EUROPE.
THEALL 4 CURTIS win sell by auction on TUESDAY.
September 70 iscS at lo O'clock a. Tho resaenee No -
avenue all the elegant Furniture &C. contained p said
house made TO order by Messrs PoIner the
bes. order consisting 10 part Of
DRAWING ROOM.
Elegantly carved rosewood room Suit In green
gold satin; richly carved rosewood Egeres centre card
and fancy Tables reception and easy Chairs elegant
rosewood Panofore TX octave double round corners sod
very elegant real bronze the Reapers Grape
Gatherers Hunting and Fishing by A. Carrier bronze
mantel Vases; of very fine Enavngs after Leopold
Robert Wnerhater Of very rich green gold
satin Curtains and Tassels elegant velvet medallion Carpets
&c. DINING ROOMS.
Elaborately carved walnut and solid oak Bune marblc
tops solid walnut and oak pilar Extension Tables; fine
walnut and arm side Dining Chairs in leather aud
striped fine French China dinner dessert breakfast
aud tea sets Glass silver Plated Ware; Royal Wilton
Carpets. &c. BED CHAMBERS.
Very elegantly carved rosewood and walnut French Bed
steads, Dressing Bureaus and Washstands marble top
Amoire Glaces. Wardrobes library and secretary Book
elegant rosewood French sccreare marble top
fancy Card and Centre fables SOFAS Coaches Chairs and
hair Mattresses feather Bosters and Pillows Blankets and
HALLS AND sTAieCAsEs.
Elegant walnut Hall Stands and Chairs velvet and Brus-
sells Carpets and Oilclohs &c.
ALSO
all the Oicloths, Mating Window Shades, &c, together
with the Kitchen Utensils, with which the sale viii COM
The house win be open for inspection Saturday and
Monday 22d and 24h nsts by which with catalogues
be had at the Office of the autoneers 62 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

A LBERT b. wALDRos, AuCTIoSEER-MoRTGAG
~ sale Of second hand Furniture Ac.--BYLAND a
wALDRoN will sell at their saesrcoms 6s6 broadway,
Thursday Sept T at l0 O'Clock large and varied
men Of second hand Furniture Carpets, Mirrors Beding
&c. The goods are FIRST class and In good order.
A ucTIoN NOTICE, ,-HousEHoLD FURSITuRg AT
N Auction.-H. q. EVANS, Auctonecr, will sell. this
day at half past 10 O'Clock. private residence. 24
Broomc street. between Allen and Orchard consisting OF
mahogany Sofa Bureau. Carpets Paintings Bedn Bedding,
Vases Crockey cut Glassware Silver Plated Goods Stoves
kltrhen Furniture. ne
The New York herald., 1866-09-24
CHURCH SERVICES.

Opening sf tho Religious seasoD-Beecher
Silent rs to Politics Generally, but Prays
for the President-Dr. Chaph Upon the
Fate ofNatlens-Thelr Tendency 10 Unity
A Sermon for Young Men-Lecture to the
jews by One Not or Their Falfh-Emma
Bardinge-A Lecture on RationaIIsm-Ad-
dress by Rev. w. n. Boole-He supports
Congress, aud Pitches Into President John.
son With Vengeance, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

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