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a RARE CHANCE
TO BE SOLD CHEAP,
A Very Desirable Farm.

SxITUATED about 10 miles north OF Dodgeville, ON
y the Helena road, and about mflos from the Hs-
lena depot; containing 10 acres, aboat 10
der cultivation, and so of pasture. There
grass The rest is excellent timber; there is also
good quarry eff limestone and two mekilms in iulI
operation there has been prospecting dono and
good 1oat-n neral found.
There is good barn so By 40 nearly new, with good
stables underneath, and stalls for 20 horses, also
large cstern attached to the barn. also three small
graineries near Orchard with $50 apple trees in
good bearing condition. 1t is also excellent sun-
ton for Tavern. Title good, possession BIO had
atany time, to suit the purchaser, with or without
the stock, crops, and farming implements.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
the premises.
Wyoming, Angus 18TH 52n1 r. ROGERS.
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Dodgevil1e, Sept. 18th, 1866. n1-w2

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Administr ator's Sale.

IN PROBATE-Iowa County Court.
In the matter of the last aoill ana testamsnt
Of William Lanyon, deceased
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT by VIR-
IN tue and in pursuance OF an order OF cense
made in said matter by the County Court of said
county, the undersigned, administrator Of the last
Will and testament of said deceased, will on Friday,
the 5th day of October, A. d. 1866 at o'clock In the
afternoon at the residence of the late William Lam
yon, in the village of Dodgeve. offer for sale .nd sell
at public auction to the highest bidder tho following
personal property: One COW, one yearlng bull, ono
span of horses one SGT of harness, tanning mill
one harrow, pitchiork, one pillow one break.
ing pillow, sled, half bushel measure one hay
knife, clock and stand cupboard and table one
reaper 1875 bushels of oats, 40 bushels of Mheat &c.
Terms of sale to be made known at the time and
place of sale.
JAMES HOSKINS,
Administrator.
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SEFr. u, 1855.
I!3hIlDOIhD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the full
strength OF the Ingredient of which they are named
They left to the inspection Of ALL A ready and
conclusive test of their properties will be compar
son with those forth in the United States Dspen
satory. These remedies are prepared by II. T. Helm
bold druggist of sixteen years experience in this
city, and believe them to be reliable in fact, We
ave never known article lacking merit to meet
with . permanent success, and Dir. Helmbold's sue.
certainly prima facie evidence. His Drug and
Chemical Warehouse. IN the city of New York, is not
excelled, II squaled, by any in the country. and
would advise readers when visiting that city, to
give him call, and judge for themselves.
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The undersigned offers her house and lot for SALE
1t is situated Main street. in the village of Dodge
vile, second house south Of the Primitive Methodist
church 1t is one of the pleasantest, most healthy
and in every way the most desirable localities in the
village. 1t will be sold cheap, if applied for 5000
sUSANNAH STEPHENS
DodgeFllle, June lS: 1856 40-tf
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TAKEN UP.

BY the subscriber residing in the village Of Dodge
vile, on tho 18th of September, yearlng
colt white face, two hind feet whftea sorrel; also
twoyear old mare coft, all four feet whte-good
size The will please call, prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
Dodgeville, Sept 20, 1866. 1-T4 WM. JEWELL.
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Stores, Ranges, Sc.

Stores, Ranges, &e.
~ OTHIC FURNACES.-FIREPL PLACE, PARLOR
~ and Portable Hss. Gas Heating and Cooking Stoves Msgss
Elevated Oven Ranges, Zero Rsfrigerstors
ALEX. A. LESLEY, No. SOS sirthsve. NJ Y
GTOVES RANGES and HEATERS. at X. & j.
- hOWBRAYS No O. Vessyst, opposite Washington Market
Morning Glory and base burner Cosmopoits aud
gaSbarnns Po Cylinder and Heating s,oves. Chief Coo large
hrstelsss full Il ON
az 5.Qys4 hAasss fasmsfs BsasrS &c. 10.
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, ro,s, sEsJAsS J. HsE4 .as alssIsfrE - "
s %a. .a n n. :d' coEssis soy 8: ::
smsd in ssid Jaa1men, viii sell Sroash Joseph Mouss Rs
E: Ao:on. II. EIos,nss s.ssso@. No y s,sssy:{
noon ihs following and premises described in 'sd Jsas"ss4
% sou.d with the mn
;s 1oT s sor nUs s ca, ne
fs. stree; and Sssa.ss = gs e. s, -
.s, sGs ss sS or md r d S
and thence north sIons Pearl sniy fss =
~: :: S,esS5 Sc S sire
sion Ds csntsr oSssd psssy val iss a
res. q the .sid houses .t north q .ss -
:sS sis Is s1ss , as Fsi s
sim uos.s,sry sssA, ns By and vita tho ..ia - &
the Ids hssn fee. four hsesse TIE ss'tssy 2 ma.
ssnss ': :ootf ss:.. =:
e.ss ofths asa house number oa, hundred .as o.
s s Pea, .1ss and nsnss y e Is. pss. n asn
o al ,ho:e two srtsn s o. sn ws s ~ ,Ss CIV 81 ~
ss'ia =
oE Bsaaas q: s.';sy ss . 81 rs ..'
:ss ysi ss sSus nd o ground
@ Pike street pat Of the Estate ., . soa1n ~. 80
oss.sy along tho same feet eight inches snes no &
4S ssx Ssi:s e.. 'i K. E
min. fee, .ssacs .s "s. s.s s .: Ass
sas rshs. :. premise: 1n o1. WIFE, asa's s.esss
icr.y sst uns inches 70 ne p-sse
90 ne .da ass3aeus :. icss t'Ta ANf
M Also ali that certain lot Of land the buasius
asied the cy Of Nes York and known number 'ysntyos
i bounded and containing follows 70 wiz
point re .3sssy d from ssiR ss 5s
the First sud Second street at the
corner Of land distinguished on msp o. property m the
Eleventh belonging heirs Of William Hyer made By
rd Doughty City dated November rs 1871 and hed
in The Registers City and County Of New York Toe
number T running thence souhery s0ng the westerly
ne q aid lot number On sixty tour inches
Cornelius Duboi thence northwestery along
said late OF Cornelius Dubois sixteen feet and
cheat less
said last mentioned land and through
party wall standing p upon this lot ard partly upsn The
essery Second street. sixteen feet
ssht inches o less, to the place Of BEGINNING -
Ia Also al that certain lot Of and with the house thereon erected
the City OF NewYork and known and distinguished
number @ formerly srty 6S Macdouga street and
follows Begnanf point the nortbwessery side
distant nifty eight et inches northery
he aud Mscdugsl streets thence
nng north esstery the westerly side OF hscdous ac
inches thence north estery et 20
twelve feet inches heee
outhey sx inches thence souesstery ssyentf ss
inches Macdoua street. the place Of beginning De the said a
Isl Also ali those certain pieces parcels Of and sit
City the nohery side Water street.
Pike slips sDd Known and By
he street hundred nineytwo 4s2l and fous
hundred and nnetyfou l Water street and taken osrtnef
,ouncs follows Beginning at pon, the north
from the eastery side OF rue sup the
northery side Wster street with the eastsI d Of sn
parallel with the easety side Of Pike alp
1y feet 60 the line between Water and Cherry stree
d, OF feet 70 the westerly side OF
OF number hundred and ninetyx @ Water stree, thence
along mentioned lot sixty feet to the nohey de
n Water street thence westerly along the forty three tees
'sn' n'o'' 70 '"' PSI JAMES H. COLEMAN. Referee
SAMUEL Ruxa Plas Atty =. sep2l law6wH
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q $S 3 ( S,Is.s O'--''''''

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- Yof-THE SAINT NICHOLAS NATIONAL BANK OF
NETWORK plaintiff sgt WILLIAM E0ERTON defendant--
Kinabrdse No pursuance judgment Of the sooye e
dead Court enled action on the SSn &C
July Referee appointed In and BY said Tor the
purpose OK carrying such iudsnen viii sell t psbe
suction ct Exchange Ssesroom No Ill BToadwy Newfort
City day september isc 10 O'Clock noon etooss
JAMES MILLER Real Estate AuctoBeer all those ksefe>n
Of land situate yns and 5eu the
Twelfth wsd ofhe City Of Nsn York snd sz6wn lots numbers
luyesn, Green sixteen seventeen, sssen pioesSn weaty
fortynve forty sir forty eight forty nine hy say
6yI on map the Office Of the Register Of the Ct{ sna
County York entitled Map Of property Henry NJ bssd'
hurst New York June made by Francis Nicholson CRY SUI
together bounded and
formed By the intersection OF tae
line and forty fh street with the eefy
e Of Hill Kngsbrdge koadi thence essny
al ne southey line Of One hundred and oryni,h Msss
hundred thence soatheiy and ~mn
one hundred ninety nine and inches 20 ne
% line Of One hundred ryfoarth street thence westerly
Along the nohery hundred and f fourth street cns
hundred and the Break Neck blu or
Road nohery the eae line Of said oaa 70 -
point or beginning Together with al the estate nsn
and interest Egefton onehf Oh the stress ana ~
Breek Neck gsbde Road 'front.' OF and sonins $40
Io, 10 the center said and Dated Aass:
,,o,.wawwks y n HAWKE Pf's All
be above sse h hereby October 1902 tas ssss
time and p'soe-Da'ea ''p'e"' JOHN b. HAsKIN Referee
T. H. HAWKE Pif'l Atty. ,..s =. 49,.
The sboye sale hereby adjourned October ~ 1856 the ssns
hour nd place-Ds-d October !, 1856
Y. r. HAWKE. PIT. Atty.
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ID ssle. Of Books worl. Of An Fancy erusure kc
PRIVATE h hShY Il e0cR o EE6sh ad
BOOKS Ssmprs great variety Of The bet m ha1a % tsrs
ture. including many .uperby ILLUSTRATED B0oh' A
lOgus. arr ready.
RO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS. avs bToa oa",sy
ID LEAvIrI sTREBElGHA CO. .aSSs''0F' to J. L. 0'0''
CONSUME This DAY Itritsyl y :. O'Clock p m
VALUABLE PRIVATE LiBRARY-Compri.ins choice and
collection Of BOOKS the various dep.%es y. ab and
German languages iarre humber published by Pickering &c. &c
anss the Sco ss arc % Works un snd,csps
% 40 Cyeor,d. vols EAncsu Monteur % vols h. NOR
and valuable book Ia rss S Testament vos
National Portrait Gallery calf Jean fsu' VOL 70 10 v yo
RE EqE DS "@ Won yI TSsaaa. Gi,cT Lns
vols folio half Russia F 4fk Isl aS Oct, ,e
sale Of Valuable Rare aud Curious ENahiSh "o'N'
Catalogues ready. -
GREEN- HOUSE and WINTERBLOOMiNG
~ PLANTS auction FRIDAY is' n At n 10. % :s a. Mr. Mr.
LOUIS MENAUD Albany. n y
HESSY H. LRKps. Auctioueer 80 rc
HENRY Fl. LEEDS d MlNER VIII sell ny az ~.
II TON SATURDAY, Oct H. at lOi O'CLOCK "'He' ''
$ 4 t ssn :::% s2s
removed for Go%vs sSrs o. Velvet, B1a and
@ fran, r,s"eS S T P der 'S Sssd
cottage china cOchey cot glass ware &c '' 81
assortment Of kitchen furniture On
A ro..,rood octave Piano. made by Bacon Raven.
'' Vo Day and SsS;s Signals az other Books
,,,so, Of Perfumery SIes Bottles together with
Soaps cooene. Extracts &c. Id everything sPpersnins to h
class perfumery .,oo
o'clock in front q their salesfooms NO W LoefJ''
A CLOSE ROCKAWAY
CLOSE CARRIAGE. built by Lawrence. . -
A HEAVY ROCkAWAf COACH, buit by TafAei' near" nc"
HEAVY DOUBLE HARNESS IN good ordeI
j. H. DRAPER. Auoiouerr.
UNITED STATES COTTON SALE.
u JOHN H. DRAPER Il CO.
FRIDAY. Oct 10. 1906,
O'Clock
"'' No liz PEARI~sT,
(lisnoyer-squsrel.
ny 0iue' SIMEON DRAPER,
U. s. Cotton Agent
1900 BALES GEORGIA COTTON
II. .hoxa Cotton has b. en- ssmJled and clAssedb
" q. W. AMORl,
And NAV be seen In the bale Il . .uo,,,
THE CONTINENTAL STOKES
An" NETWORK
WAREHOUsiNO CO.'S STORES.
BROOKLYN,
And by e.,,,,r
~ ' ~ AUCTIONEERs,
No III PEARL-Sr,
kewiort,
days before the s.,v
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the applica

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the aPplcs;
- n on Of Aid and Cemmonay Of the CITY
relative 70 tho opening OF Seventy sa street "m n'
Third AVENUE In the City OF New ora
We the ondersnsd Commissioner Of Estimate and Aess@sss
IN The above entitled hereby give notice 10 the owner 81
s cupant Of all houses and ots ana o. IN
impro thereby and to all others whom maJ o""
Germ. to wit; ......,,.,t
that al persons these proceedings Or any 'ns
sHr-d be opposed % the same 90 sons
their writing duly verified TO Chsre. &C.
o,r Chairman Of the ComnoueFs NO % sssex
.s. Room No az before the oevr ma Gay
Noy.ber 1856 said Commissioners WIZ pee
s 40 week days next amer the sa
d.y of November chat VIII De 10
Of said at eleven eiocA u
said estmste and 20
.,b ,b oor maps sdsvits estimates and otet Doc
m.nts which making report have o~s os
Once IN the CITY OF
r.. 20 ain until the day OF November 1870
THrsp That limits embraced by the
a. ow 10 All those pirces parcels OF ana yns 40
on third street the City Of New-forf oe~eee
and second extending either AIDE o. % SeV
se@t the next street nefeso
That herein will be presented 70 tne
Court on the of ork General Term roseo W
ned the City Hail City New forf on the
dy Of November the opening Of the Court on Ins gay ~
thss there thereafter counsel can ~
thereon motion made that the said report Dc eosnf"'s
Dsted New. York October L. 1866
ss 3 sHAS s o,RssHE1L,Pwn. Os--'..'''.''-
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I NM AGENTS WANTED for KIRKLAND
Il sOOO NEW WORK,
ANECDOTES OF THE WAR.

The nienO popular and eAapen book Of the times.
Beautifully smbeished Ar hundred Ebuayns,
portraits Of MIA GEs GnAsT MEs JEyy DAVIS and 100 notable
Men and " cmen Of the War
II other book ~ fs eas and cannot fall Of having
immense SALE Hartford CouTsnL
volums will be Of ratification
those who possess H. New Haven journal and Courier
Nothing surprising In sessne. and beauty has been Published
rival Boston holiday editions Of Hartford
Times
Published excellent style for fulne hurno pathos
and fact, will bear off the palm -lNsw Haven Register
VIII do honor o any Librsry"-lCneinnst Times.
One tbs entertaining WORKS Of the Rebellion beot dee
tined circulation. ~ Albany Argus
brilliant and readable boob war oomnend Itself
By exceedingly attractive sppe.r.nee"lUtcs Observer
:" IL 10 sngnlsrfy strsctve."-lOh State Journal.
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will be q fine boob for ~ Ob.rnn News
Active agents selling from In
territory given with Address
HARTFORD PUBLISHING Co.,
No. l3S Asylum ct, Hartford, Conn.
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Ocean Cleaners.

nor NEW ORLEANS, Direct. -The new and hrst'
II class Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL. Capt r. T. VAIL
Pier No. 9N r., on SATURDAY Oct ~ ~ p M ,
Unsurpassed Apply
70 ii B. CROMWELL & Co, No. 30 Mes'st
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legal Notices.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-LEWIS 0. Will
I've SON Plaintiff against JOHN REESE surviving psrtnss
Reese q Miles Defendsnt-Summons for money
demand contract ICON. served ITO the Rev stamp
Defen dant You hereby summoned and required 90 cent?
the complaint in this action which will eanceed
filed In Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
and City and County Of NewYors the City Hall 10 .d Cy
Of and TO copy Of the said com
plant his oe No. 81 In The City Of
kewYo within twenty days alter the service Of this summons on
such seryice fail 10
within time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
for the OF I've hundred snS
with interest from the scves
thousand eight hundred and DO
ids the sctonDsd City Sept "a 1876
WIN c. TRAPHAGEN. Plaintiffs At%nsy
No 81 Parkrow
The complaint this action fled IN the Office Of the Cefi %
Cfy and County the 29th day OF
O3lsw6wF VIM c. TRAPHAGEN Attorney Tor flina-
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on tno
18th OCTOBER 1856 shall proceed % draw vEohs ss
held In and for the City ana coon
NewYok 5h day of November 1906 Two panels oil NV
Petit Jurors Supreme Court Circuit Parts and
panel Jurors for Court Of Several Sessions
A pane Of Grand Jurors for Court Of General session.
Two panels Petit each for Superior Court rsa
snd2. c.....-
rTa" r"' anu WIN c. CONNER clest.
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Amnsements.


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RisToRrs Office cbiok erins. No esq Broadway
S seat 1 p Sse ,ss TTFTM SUBSCRIPTION
ADELAIDE RIsToR IN Racine. celebrated TnS.dy PHEDsA.
dress & a. Rso Msrsk EA NARY STUART
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-RISTORL
ID Hrh TUESDAY. oseSsr isFOurt5 ssb-orptGsa;, vnp,
ADELAIDE RisTORl in Rscne's Ceebrsed Irseay-fhEDhA
D{SToRI MATINEE-The frst and only one
T5s ~. ~ .e.. or the Ror Msnss
a, The Ro oao No. esa Bo.dw,y Admiration 70 the
Soa.% Which my be secured at pree
WINTER GARDEN.-TO NIGHT AT ..
w w.
LAST NIGHTS OF THE GREAT Artistic,
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formerly Mis-. DAVENPORT.
whose intensely pss.onste per.onaiisa Of
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coNsUMMATE TRIUMPH OF ART.
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SATURDAY, iath-Mr. LAS Ig rs. LAST NIGHT
M. 2. P. BOWERS
Will 'Pp''i "'' '''' LADY AUDLEY.
nLYMPIC THEATER.
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, .o,.ts nl.y.d nv an aanremept with Miss
r lne o"s'"~ 'N' P-'
beng able TO present this delightful
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p9s nasss EVE q NE sHAL ''
sest. NAV b. dsy for Mr. J,a,r.ou nights, from
until 4 n m, at III Boz Ofcs 49,
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CUPREME COURT, County Of New.York.-
- LEWIS o. WILSON. Plsintif against JOHN REESE ana
FNOCK REESE surviving Reese Miles Co., Defend
snts.-summons for demand on contract tCem noe
sysdl- defendants: You hereby
required % answer The N TIL: Rsy s..nP
M snprsms Court County Of the Cancelled
CIV Hsl 10 the City Of Newfek and 10
n vonr ssd the subscroe bio
ocs No In The City Of New Ysrt within twenty days
ssr exclusive Of the day OF suc
service, ana fail the ssd complaint within tho tme
ssss plaintiff In thi. action VII take judgment ss.ns
hundred os 100 do
isr, vh interest elssa 3oo FROM ysny 1884,
est he q 81 NJ soc from Dscs~bsr H. 80 and nsrsse
ias and forest ais 7lo fsom August q,
besides acionDa.sd n u City, Sept L. HOO
WM C. TRAPHA0EN, Atty for Plaintiff, No. 81 psrkrow
The complaint this action fled u the oce OF he Set OK
the City and County ofEewYork tho th day Sept
WIN G. TRAgHAGEs AuT fs FRA No II r"s'''>
o'Avewy
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NEw.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD


1906 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT 1866
COMMENCING JULY 9 lS6a
Station IN New Yor. TWENTY evenhs ana
fOurth-svs Entrance on TWENTY seVenthsG
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYohk:
HI. 3s5. 40 and Oo (EI ip IN
! or Bridgeport 100 800. tEI,i u1 M nB, (EIql %
NIl 10 tV and 800 tks.lp.
for Milford and Stfstiord 100 40 N. 3B 40,
orfsirhed Southport aud Wespori IV iloL m 80 40
For Norwslk. 100 400. EIJ UuDa m; l2I., (ELJ 400
HIl 80 40 80 800 lEL.l5 u.
Tor DGrien 100. $50 n.J0 q m ;143, 40 sop m.
For Greenwich, 100 80 lilo 2 IS J+3 40 3n 6Dpn
for Stamford, 100 BOO (EIl $50 lJOA llA tEID ais
400. (Ex J. IS, 40 SO. 60 500 (EI.) -. -.
FOR Fort chester and Intermediate stations IoA Az lL'9
CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston, via Springfield 8O0s tEIl 400 tEx 3oo
for Boston via Shore Line l2.l5. tEI.l eoOp. m.
fO Hartford and Springfield 100 EN- 2' 100 tEI,l
800 o. N.
For Connecticut River Rsrosl soOa ELl nl5p tn HMOn
ires 800 p IN. to Northampton
For Hartford Providence sishkI Railroad 800 tEI)
nl3p
forn.w Haven New Lsndon and stonngtos Railroad 100
Fot Canal RAlrosd. l2l5p m to Northampton
FOR hozsstonie Railroad. ~ IN. D m-
haagstuck Rsilrosd 6.0JA IN
Dknbury horwalK Railroad. EOp.u
Cemnodiour Sleeping Cars attached 10 400 n train
JAMES H. HoYT. saoL
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Trainsl leave foot OF
Courtiandt. for RHILADxLPHfA. and 10 u
and for BALTIMORE and WAsHIsoros at Sand 10 m,
p H., and IL midnight
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Millinrrp,

CHILDRENs HATS AND LADIES BONNETS.-
~ L. BNNss MILLINERY No ST. Broadway OPers Hats aud
Tbessf bonnes All the styles Bridal Bonneu 'hs and
wreaihs Willow feaiher. and all knd. TEA Laee.
GRAND OPENING.-Mad. NJ. HARRIS, having
~ returned from Europe happy that she vii
resiy exhibit, the latest PARTISAN BONvErs HOUND
HATS aud other Novelties, on THURSDAY FRIDAY and sArUR
DAY. Ue.. lh ifh saa lJ.a Ne Bssyor place Tsa.asa.
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6ales bp Anttion.
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A M. MKRHfs. Anctioneer.

A. NJ. MERvIs. Aucsioneer.
DY BANGS, LiERWIN 81 CO, Broadway cor ath
I'D sS WORKS Of Art Fancy doods Fgrni1ure &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct r. at OCioek,
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF CHOICE ENGLISH and AM rIIi.bis
BOOKS comprising variety Of the best Editions 90, i
Standard WORKS bindings aud choice 10 Csts
ture, including many superbiy ILLUsTKAIbD b"'AN'
lOgnss ready
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Usobins CARDS. &r.

ALVIN EvERDELLs SONS, No IOi Fulton-st
~ WEDDING CARDS ard ZINE STATIONERY H'aslshsd
'GS.
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fettures ano Aleetinss.


UOHN Is. COUGH AT THE COOPER lNSfF
~ TUTE-Fhdsy Evening. Oct, u. Subject HABIT Tickets
prncps Music and Book Store, the city
NOTICE.-The members of the Fourteenth Assem-
~ bly, District eighteenth ward nn Association requested
meet on FRIDAY EVESlSO "A O'Clock. for the purpose Of
completing organization eectng permanent ohce ana pfePar
WIN ATKINSON, Secretary.
WHAT SAW IN IRELAND"-A new Lecture
w BY the g. o. wYLIE Of Phsdslphs to be delivered
on Meas Christian A.socaion cor
and 0astn place. on TUESDAY ksENlS9 oe
tobst Is o'clock aid Of the building fand OF the Church
Of Tickets 50 cents to Do had the door that
evening"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-14
Our Uisitina cards.

opr specimens IN this line vie with the finest Copper
p"'o e'raVgH ana are executed with great neatnsss
on lino ena,neled aud Bristol Cardboard.