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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-06

The last New York sensation is
a queer story about Ketchum, the
forger. They say that this young
man was entered " at the prison,
remained there few weeks, was
then taken away by his friends,
went.to Europe, where he now is
incog., and there he will remain
until just before the expiration of
his sentence, when he will return
to the state prison and stay until
regularly discharged. This is the
story current in the village of Sing
Sing.
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THE CROSSING OF GENERAL
SEDGWICK INTO MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.----The fol-
lowing dispatches were received by
General Grant concerning the
crossing of the Rio Grande by Gen.
Sedgwick:
"GALvEsToN, TEXAS, Nov. 27.
81 fear that Gen. Sedgwick has
crossed from Brownsville and occu-
pied Matamoros, under pretext of
protecting American Commerce
there. Should it prove true, will
order his immediate removal, with
your appreciation, and disclaim
any Endorsement of the movement.
[Signed] "P. Fl. SHERIDAN,
"Mjor-general commanding"
A response was Immediately tel
egraphed to General Sheridan, in.
structing him to depose Sedgwick
with the first verifcation of the lat.
ter's reported movement, and to
disavow any Endorsement of the
United States.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention, for
the nomination ofState officers, will
meet in Columbus, on the Sth day
of January next. 1t is a time-hon-
ored custom of the Democracy 10
celebratethe anniversary of this day
made memorable by the victory of
Jackson at New Orleans. While
thus honoring the memory ola great
Democratic leader, they will choose
their standard bearers from among
the men assembled to render their
tribute to his memory. Though
early, a more appropriate day
could not have been chosen.
General Steedman and Judge
Thurman are spoken of in connec-
tion with the nomination for Gov
ernor. Judge Thurman is one Of
the ablest and purest men in the
State, and no better name could
be placed at the head of our ticket
For Lleutenant-Governor, our ed
itorial brother, j. II. Putnam, Of
the Chillicotbe Advertiser, isspok.
en- of. Aside from professional par.
tiality, we know of no better nom.
ination that could be made. A
staunch Democrat, an accomplish,
ed writer, and an experienced leg.
islator, he will undoubtedly lend
STRENGTH to the ticket.
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"wHITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERICA
McARTHUR, OHIO:
YHURsDAY:-- NOV. go, 1866.
DEMOCTATICsSTATE CONVEN-
: - T1ON.
Tuesday, January s, 1867.

To the Democracy Of Ohio:
A State Convention of the De-
moeracy of Ohio will be held at
Columbus, on Tuesday, the Sth day
of January next, to nominate can
didates for the following offices, and
for the transaction of such other
business as may come before it:
Governor;
90 Lieutenant GOrerWOr;
Auaitor Of State;
Treasurer Of State;
Supreme Judge;
Attorney General;
Member Board Of Public Works.
The ratio of representation will
be as follows: One delegate for
each county; an additional delegate
for every 500 votes cast for Thomas
M. Key for Supreme Judge at the
last election; and an additional del
egate for every fraction of 25O OF
more votes so cast.
This ratio gives to Vinton coun-
ty four delegates.
1t is respectfully suggested that
as far as it may be practicable and
convenient, the delegates be chos'
en- on Saturday, the goth day Of De-
cember. os ...
We avail ourselves of this occa.
sion to urge upon the Democracy
an immediate organization, and es'
pecially township and ward organ
ization. Now is the time to spread
useful information among the peo-
pie; but this cannot be done with
out a thorough and efficient organ
ization. ThatSour principles will
ultimately triumph we do not
doubt-for to do that would be to
doubt the possibility of free gov
ernment-but we cannot achieve
success, and avert despotism, with
out labor; and we cannot begin oul
labors too soon, or prosecute them
too earnestly and steadfastly.
BY order of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
g. j. BEAM, Sec'y.
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FRANCE AND MEXICO.


We have it, in the Presidents
message, that a friendly arrange
ment was made, in April last, be-
tween the Emperor of France and
the President OF the United States,
for the withdrawal from Mexico Of
the French expeditionary military
forces. The withdrawal was to be
effected in three detachments, the
first of which was to leave in No
vember last, the second in March,
and the last in November 1867.
The time for the first withdrawal of
troops is past, and the arrangement
has not been lived up to on the
part of France. From the temper
of Andy Johnson, we think he will
be disposed to initiate Andrew
Jackson, in his mode of treating
Foreign Powers, whenever they
show any disposition to infringe
on the supposed rights of the Unit
ed States. Jackson's diplomacy con,
sisted in emphatic demands, back
ed very often by intimation of force.
His "language of diplomacy" was
peculiarly his own. Johnson, if we
mistake not, is much of the same
spirit. Seward, courtly and sub
tie, Will have much to do in smooth
ing over the rough places which
Johnson's directne8S will be apt to
create. .-.,
Congress can alone declare war,
but the Executive can do much to
provoke it. The American people
were not a little incensed that
France should take advantage of
our domestic squabble, to infringe
on what is popularity known as the
"Monroe " Doctrine" Its ton
now would meet with a strong sup
port. The agreement between
France and the United States
is in thai direction. A complete
failure on the part of France to
meet her engagement will occasion
strong feelings against her in this
country. A forcible assertion of
the Monroe Doctrine would, in that
case, meet with a hearty support,
and it would mean nothing more
nor less than war. We are in no
condition for hostilities-we have
had enough-nor, considering the
situation of Europe, could France
well afford to engage in war with
us. 1t would be to the interest of
no one, and would prove serious
blow to both countries. For this
reason, we hope that while our
Government is firm in the position
that Mexico should be left to her
self, it will be temperate and mod
crate in the terms of its demands,
and that France will give up, with
the best grace possible, its foolish
interference in the affairs of that
burlesque on Republican Govern
ment.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

To ask alawyer ifhe ever told lie.
To ask doctor how many persons he
has killed.
To ask minister ifhe ever did anything
wrong.
To ask merchant whether ho ever
cheated customer.
To ask young lady if she would like to
have q beau.
To ask an editor the name of any Of his
correspondents.
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The Chief Justice and the Ap-
pointing Power.

pVihtihS Il OhCIs
One Of the most astonishing
propositions which has been made
by the Radicals in Congress is that
to vest in Chief Justice Chase the
appointment and control of the In
ternal Rev. Department through
out the country. If it isjustifable
and appropriate he should do that,
it is equally so that he should man
age the Custom-houses, and be at
the head of the army and navy
Adopting this principle, we make
him Chief Justice as we'll as Pres
ident, the officer whose business it
is to execute a law and decide its
legality at the same time. 1t nev-
er before was discovered that there
was peculiar compatibility in the
Chief Justice having large ap-
pointing and executive power, but,
on the contrary, the idea has been
to, preserve the Office pure by keep
ing it free from such corrupting
influences. Only fancy Chief JUS
tices Marshall or Taney approach
ed with the offer of such enlarge
ment of their functions. Those
eminent jurists would have had
doubts of the sanity of the sug-
gestion. But Chief Justice Chase
is of another mold. He is, while
on the Supreme Court, itching,
with a burning ambition, to be
President. He is not only entire
ly willing, but anxious, to dabble
the judicial robe in the dirty pool
of political agitation. Consequent
ly, his friend, Mr.. Kelley, makes
the extraordinary proposition we
have alluded to above to give him
the control of offices that will as
sist him in the nomination at a
National Convention. This is the
explanation of this strange pro-
ceeding to deprive the President of
patronage that properly belongs
to him, and to degrade, at the same
time, the office of Chief Justice.
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NOTICE.

' ME undersigned, administrators of the
i estate Of David Jones, deceased, will
sellat public vendue, at Macarthur, .Vihton
county, Ohio, on 4.
Friday, November 30, 1866:
600 head of feeding Wethers; -,- >N'i,
l75 40 do fine Spanish Merino Ewes;
100 do do medium Ewes:
12O do do Spanish Merino Lambs;
20 do do extra fine Span. Merino Bucks.
III do do do do do Buck
Lambs.
Sales to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE: Sums less than $50
cash. Reasonable time given on larger
sums, if properly secured. 80
Owing to the inclemency of the wealth
er, the sale of this stock, heretofore adj
vertised for the 18th inst, was postponed,
and Will positively take place as above
mentionedi II. G. JONES,
j. w. tRANNELLS,
noVZzWz iAdmrs,, &c.
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Of sal wood ore and other imateral, with
interest thereon from the time of incurring
the same.
Said premises are appraised as on entirety
al the sum OF Sixly-two Thousand and Fif-
ty dollars [s62,O50 O0l and must bring
two-thirds of that sun.
Terms Of Sale, cash. ... .t-tlr.
JOSEPH J. MCDOWELL, .,..
Special Master Commissioner.
noV22w5
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Eliza Redd's Estate.

Office is hereby given, that the un-
l y dersigned has been appointed and du-
ly qualified as administrator on the estate
OF Eliza Redd, late OF, Clay county, Illinois.
deceased. All persons indebted to, the es,
tate are requested to make immediate nav
ment; and those having claims AGAINST
the same will present them, duly authenti-
Gated, to the undersigned for allowance.
nov29, '66-3w HORACE REID,
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Mattresses,

Mattresses. r-,
We call the attention of the pub
lie to the advertisement of James
Henderson, in another column.
Persons wishing to purchase any
thing in his line should give him a
call.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,

That R'hert Butkner, administrator or said
Willis Leach deceased, on the nth da5 of No
vsmber, a. d. 1865, filed his petition in tie said
Probate Court, withih and tor the said county
of Virton, alleging that the personal estate and
effects Ct said dtcedent are insufficient TO pay
his debts and tho charges Of administering his
estate; that lie died ized in fee simple Of the
following described real estate, stu ate in said
county Of Vinton, Ohio, to wit
Tho North east quarter Of the south-yest
quarter Of Section Number Nineteen (I9), In
township number ten (le) Of range number
sc' 'enteen on cohidining' forty, eight acres
more or less, subject to sale at Chi'licothe land
Office. - .r
Also, in-lo's number fourteen az and num-
ber thirty seven 1917 in tho town Of Hamden,
yint1n county, Ohio; that said Mary Leach rs
widow of said dCccdcnt is entitled tV dover in
said promises and that above named heirs at
law hold the next estate Of inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for Che assign
ment Of dover TO said Mary Leach widow as
aforesaid, an for tie sale Of said premis ises,
subject 10 such dover estate, for the paym ems
Of tho debts and charges aforesaid -
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day Of December, a. d. 1865, or as soon th ere
after as counsel can be heard"
ROBERT BUCKNER, admr.
of Willis Leach, deceased.
Z. A. Bratton. atty. for pet'r. nov22w4
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David Jones, Estate.

NOTICEi is hereby given that the un-
! y dersigned have been appointed and
duly qualified as administrators of the es-
tate of David Jones, deceased, late Of Vim.
ton county, o. ,' II. G. JONES, inegi
Nov. 92-8w3 J. w. RANNELLS.
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And engaging in the Upholstery business,
take this method of calling the attention
OF the people of Macarthur and surround
ing country to my stock.
Prices to suit the times. o., -.
Repairing done to order. ~ =
Respectfully, JAS. HENDERSON.
nOy29m3
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Robert Bucknor, admr. of In vinton county,
Willis Leach, decd, plf., Ohio Probate Court.
vs.. Petition 10 sell lands
Mary Leach, widow ct ais TO pay debts.
the heirs at law Of decd
defts.
rTARY LEACH, widowIof Willis Leach, late
l,l of vnton county, Ohio, deceased, Mary,
intermaried with Lewis Page, Thomas Leach,
Rhoda, internarried with Joseph B. Mullen,
Lewis W Leach, Lolisa c., intOnnsried with
Robert Buckner, and Sarah A, intsrmarried
with Robert 4. Byrd all residing in Wood
county, West vi gina; George A. Leach, Jas.
II. Leach hariamna A, intermsrritd with
Nicholas P ogicr all residing in Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio; a Id Lornda Leach, widow of John
B. Leach, deceased, late Of Jasper county, Iowa,
Leach deceased:
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MATTRESS MANUFACTO'Y

30
uAVING opened up a shop in Ma
Ill lone's building, on Main street, for
the purpose of manufacturing -,
-
Mattresses Of all Kinds and
Sizes,
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A rCIios sALRs-hy GERARDs BElrS. 20.
a nid Zip this DAY ~ ~ o'clock, thr entire sloeh %
ilsl e.Ass o -. Alsar nIlrr.
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MARBLE NASrELs-rug BEST PLACE IN RIA
~ an 70 purchase msrei, m,n.ss q ,hs .,.s asss2s
~ kss kishsssstA sRssl usas Third avenue Ss~ fsrG
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Ry JAMES ". MILLER
TUESDAY. October 81,
Al 1 O'Clock
oA the premises Of the Late solomon undrrni t.oeced
sing Cling. under the direction OF
George u. Reynolds Es1. Referre
ming ITS II Land wh Mansion h6asr
outluidngs tho Village Of ring Sing rnlie ds
from tho Hudson River Railroad depot The tarm T.
digd IN lafcr ~ from three 70 tnhty acre. aud sur
rounded by improvements
Maps and particulars NJ The cr)ce
I,xFcuToR's aAI..--wTITIAN kFNNrffS, AUG
~ VIII seii "Wednesday. tcf "a iss
the private residence - tniyersy po" ~ order ~ -"
nf s. 6ray.a all N. honnshof Furtuia
eutanei ~ sad house. consls IA part Of carved tnso'
wood Pnror suit satin aud Bfr.ati tutsins, oruint1
French Clocks. wOpi octave Plan9Drtr
Etageres Hisri Table. eoupiete foes rois ro,nTood
~ aud vi anis, ir~nch mahogany
Bedstea, iiar ,ni MattrasAa@ feauar holsters AMI
Plnss 1apeetry Braas"is and ingtain 'Arrah e.gsnt
naAhnsany Extension Dning Table. bagct Shtirs China
and GinxH warr Urioth .ud Kitchen Furniture, Ar a.
Ga. loeu~s he auciions~rs uflrc ~ Pine street
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FINANCIAL.


IL
ID or COIoRADo.
nfts dividend Or ave per cent vi be paid November
soekhodes record AZ ~ landau street and Of
New York rcrord the oioe OF the Farners Loan and
Trust Company. % Enohanss psce Az ,r c,y r.
NTEMprus TENN, COUPONS AID PAsr DUE IN.
that the pasi due bonds and Coupons Of the
fudabie hirtyyear bonds Of Sc zach win ten
interest and payable IN the GUY q Memphs semenna
aor...d Wv The city OF Memrhis:-
Memphis Tenn. city Bonds aud Coupons past due
Memphas Ienn and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past
Memphis Tenn, Charleston Railroad Coupons past dus
Memphis Tenn Mississpri and Tennessee Railroad cou.
Inquiries for further particulars by NAH or otherwise
win receive punctuai attention Address ,
City Comptroller. Memphis. Tenn
nFFrcr or TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND STOCK.
~ holders OF the Ohio and Mississippi X X 90 East
No sswAI sr.srr s.x yosK. sept e 1898,
~ nd, Spell. meeting ot ,ns h",dars =, ~ ~
~ Wall street. New York. Thursday the nrst day Of No
Cs ss n.a n q nocn q ADOPT plan for n.
To act this lrnnoa question, the agreement
der which mo Trust requires that fourth.
eut AM voting For the therefore Of ,n.urins
transfers made In their and 10 be at the
msssns ether n psr g Or y PROXY - ~.
eenih October nezt at two O'Clock r NJ and remain
closed until further notice. BY order u the Trustees
CgNsINDRRrER MINING COMPARATIVE raus-
dividend per the capital stock for thu month
of September payable at their once November 1860 70
stocahodess q record q that day Transfer books closed
II. 4. sHERRILL. 10 Broad street.
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WN WRITER'S. AuC1icNEHK, sEIJ.s THIS DAHs
w a. o'clock 80 'ani asFeet all the seutcrt Far
aG Chaaber Dlunc Room furature As 1ssue koaAot
Gyr raflor sus fer ana Ne Mors Lace ard y VAee
Curtains tenure. Diniuc ani frs fa'tes black wkSnoo
MAHOGANY ana -narn"ia snits h~si iiar nsts!s -
lsA,e Bads kpr'~rs ant rnsr. tsple aud He'd LIueGs
Wardrobe Hupkcaevr. 9ofA fi~ar fou1grA thns 0fkol
sset Mar. Aiso r. noy wioa. srne@trv 49,
other horL log.lhsr rsrryth ureGU
snd necr+tp Tor hous~s~srers Dealers irvod Aiss y
School Besks $50
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
-
AT MEETING or rae EIGHTEENTH WARD
n Johnson and Iofmsn Asscciaiioo. helda ID Delanys
evening October g 1876 Mr.. n Dclany III the chair
motion of Mr. John G. Lyst the following resolution
-Rrsoivrd That endorse democratic
ticket head John r. Hoffman for Governor also the fun
county ticket mated by Temt Hall. follows
John X ett Recorder, John kccool FOR Register
Gresham ". Herman for Supervisor and Dr. VIM Schlrmer
for Coroner endorse the nomination OF JAS
Bre for Congress for the Eighth Congressional, district
Irving Asseubvrnan for the Sixteenth As
.cinhy district II by Mr. James Holzhsn that
the ASSOCIATION pledge themselves IN every honorable
the election Of the said candidates Motion
carried unanimously. .a
y !! e M NcDs Secretaries
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SALES AT AUCTION.
N(onRIs WILKINS. AUOTIOrkRR
wi ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD tURNIrUHR aIRRDRQ
CHANDELIERS. GARrEr5 40, a.

MORRIS wiLKiss AUoTIOrkpR
III HIFaAHT WOrisEIiOI.p rua \ IruHp afuRaRa
CHANDELIERS. GARrEr5, A. az
LUDLOW co viii sell by auction on rtur.Sx~
Oeebrr ls Al II clock al ihc private 10 deues 80
siTsrt, Il, NJ ~ W. Nv, W. r,la,y fa IA
Library ia9 - ~ s ~ ~, $50 aee ftsy ~
CafdtaAsf lto-s ~ ..t'.,s N n. snt ~ .ir. IL
ELEGANT lr-,se. NJ N l 4 ,t 49,. ,t-t -
Ol,ck. and or,tast. 49, ~, =, 80. -
lace enrt.,. .p.a 49,, - -
Wardrobe se.Iag I'D t.i@ 4 $500 W.
,and hfuk.eia arg,rts NAN ts1fo. tst~....r. Nv
Aisa Al tAn 4. .s.t ,f., ". - ,.,t... -
,.ir.urra 49, t's -
e,bhIltlon b, ts.rf..t II, 4, 49,. ~ 'a" -" 70 -
r. <.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BIunE-McCLnIAS.-- Tuesday, October 23, by tue
Rsv John thomson, d. D., FRxpEsicK Bitnk TO Mas
kLzA MCCLELLAN, all OF this city, No cards.
CIAEx-MAGnToS. On Tue~day, October ID, by Rev.
james Harper, u. D. WV. ". tLARs ". D., 10 MASr
laughter OF tho late Thomas Ma.yilton.
Guernsey county, Ohio, papers please copy.
,ssAs-BAIRp.--On "Wednesday, October TO- by Rev.
M. Thompson, u. n Ssx'1L willis GRAZ 20 Navy q,
daughter Of the late wm- Baird, ESQ, all of tbs city
KAApp-MMrrLgS. Tuesday, October - by the
k,v Henry Montgomery. n. d., v. PAfsoS Ksap to
Enxs, daughter of Thomas McNuneD No cerds.
ssccK--RIuLEr. On Tuesday, October -, by Rev Ut
QR.ioy, MARTIN " Il. Sxosg, OF Holmdaie, y. j., aud
6e kArE daughter Of James Vs. Riblei, Or ths city.
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MARBLkIxkD SLATE MANIFESTATION N
s#HG s s asigs' s..s sst ss gr.fs ia, ,:s s
aud Thirty -sisA s.rosta
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vrDWARp sUHr HCK Arrrf tsEPR.
~ IAROR AND PLgfAProitY SAfE on
ELEGANT NANrLE AND RLoSLE aisp'hH.
Comprising about sl0 - lhs aDesl
fRkSrtl CLOCKS,
THO entirp importation inis ~
Merars. BFhbfSEk Gle.
~ PDWAHD ssUE.CR, RUS DAY. 2ita inst
., o, A. VI the sair.on w Liberty stre"' The he1Fe
isrrc and valuable Cooperation.
Each aid slo,- viii b. warranted OF IN. hncst
quality And'rxaciiy q ,sprrnentei.
The attention u o trade we'll private parties Z.
spectl ally soisised.
The above arc a. s,l.ibi,lon a; The salesroou.
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THFAIL CURTIS vPi sell, by suotion. "Wednesday.
October "a 1875 a. iOi, osrinrA al ih- Nrs Thrift fourth
street, Broadway ans seventh avenue. all Tho eie
CANT rosewood walnut aud Psrior Beirocm AMI Dnny
Room Furniture, hne order, made by ROM Narcotic ani
De-soir, rler and Msntci Mirrors rosewood Psultorte
steuwny, maker: rch Satin and Lace Curtains, esgaA
Mante Clocks and Ornaments verr' Brnsscss aud Ingram
sesErai nr PAINTINGS nv fie-rirr htaycr
O y Muller Mno snd others the oenssnis Of the
Library part SCOTS Cooper Moof.'s shelley sf
Dickens: fogsrhA Illustrated Works Catalogues ~ the
Aucoleefs unlco " Liberty street
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aALEa Ar AUCTION.


A UcTI0y NOTICE n. Y. HAzEfL AUcTtosEER
~ rms DAY. WEDNESDAY osToBKh ~
Az los DC ock nj saicrIoom. ~ torliandt sicst
COMBINATION of HARDWARE TRADE SALE.
mnsneing At iOt TM To-day. sale viii embrace
f,NO 40zen TAlELE CUTLERY,
glN Aagen PntKET CUTLERY,
LisN dozen SILVER pLATEb SPOONS AND FoHhr
Invoices Casters Cake Has Tea sss buor Dlse.s
Msiicr@ 10 Alao,
Ias0csa assorted SikLf HARDWARE,
~ r. Is2RLL A co.
AuctIDneera. ~ Sortisnit street.
rCIIos sALRs-Ry GERARps BETS. 30.
a nid Zip this DAY ~ ~ o'clock, th- entire .1oeh %
hrs class osl Cigar ,tlrc.
A CcTroS sOTirE.--sANuEL WYNN A co, arc.
"a noneers SOW worth - magnificent Household FUR
nitu~ public auction. ava sdaasay tho
brown stone house a. West tnan bcsween
ftfth and Ssth sale Of N o'clocf
DRAWING Rooms ELEGANT SUIT ~ wtta
frocatf OF the richest dcreripgg l,asar.. Boosrsae
tgntrs Tables, Eneotgnenr CshlNtta furksk Reclining
CsairA. Lounge. Pitr, Mnn'ei Mrsf. Iane Curtains
Shades, Velvet, Carpet Frunrs Clock soyrus
China Vase, rosewood Pisnalurts firh.s' Instrument
offered at auction ihia and music
susrd. Chanbers~Kssrwnod, walnut Hohstsada
Naarobcs anlie. style LOU. XIV No prne Nat.
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Table, BrcL elegant nuOy, thfy.t Nl.saAn
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Auctlourer Ef Bowrry.
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