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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
Administrators Sale
R b Il l. E S ia II E.
By Order Of VintOn Probate Court,


In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
L Court Of Vinton county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, at public auction on
Monday the 2Sth Of january, 1867,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. NJ, upon the premises, the following
described real estate, situate in the county Of
Vinton and State of OHIO, to wit: The west
half Of the southwest quarter Of section num-
Der five, (5) township number eight, (Sl lange
number sixteea, (l6) in said county and State
containing seventy-four (7f) acres.
Also, thirty four (34) acres off the north end
of the east hall Of the southeast quarter of sec.
tion number six, (6) township number eight,
(s) range number sixteen, (l6) in said
county and State. Appraised at $l,iSS
Terms OF SALE :-One third cash in hand /,
one third in six months, and the remaining one
third in twelve months from the day of sale,
with interest the payments 10 be secured oy
mortgage on the premises.
dec27 &C. -5wl PATRICK HENRY QUINN,
Admir- of the estate of Michael Daugherty, decd
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aleir Adrertissn,sats,
Attachment Notice.

Amzi G. Patterson aud Francis A. McVay,
firm doing business under the Lune of
Paterson & McVav, plaintiffs,
VS..
The Vinton County Coal Oil and Lumber
Company, defendant.
Before N. Simonton, ]. r. Of Brown Tp.,
VintOn County. Ohio.
ON the 26th day Of December, A. D.
" 1866, said Justice issued an order of
attachment in The above action ior the sum
ti $50 81. PATTERSON & McVAY.
December 26, 1866. nlw3
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SALUTATORY.

The RECORD the ensuing year,
will be published by Mrs. BRATToN,
who J as purchased the press. |
will be responsible for the positions
taken by the paper. 1t will, as
heretofore, continue the organ of
the Democratic party of Vinton
at the same time, its columns will
be open to receive communications
from our political opponents, for
the purpose ofhonorable discussion
and interchange of opinions and
views, that are free from personal
abuse. We want a county paper
that Will make respectable ap-
pearance, and ASST in increasing
the business, and developing the
resources of our county. Commu-
nications upon all matters of public
concern, as morals, education, tenn
perance, and in fact all subjects
that will tend to improvement and
enterprise in every department of
usefulness, and to the good order
and we'll being of society, upon
which republican forms of govern
ment must depend for support.
"The right is always expedient,"
was the motto of THOMAS H. BEN
TON, one Of the noblest sons of this
Republic, and if every man would
live up to it, the general peace and
prosperity Of our country would
soon be established.
One word, reader, in regard to
sustaining your.'county paper, both
parties have tried it effectually, at
this place, and two papers were
never sustained. They have been
a bill of expense. We now pro-
pose to give what time and atten-
ton may be necessary to the edi-
torial department of the RECORD,
without hope Of reward therefor.
All we do insist on, is that our cit
izens will lend helping hand, to
aid the paper to its legitimate earn
ings, and by economical manage
ment, it may pay its way, and Mrs.
B. for her time and labor in its pub
llcation. Our citizens know that
we cannot, for our professional en-
gagements, attend to the office, or
lose time In looking after its fnan-
cial matters. We never run the
paper a year, but we had to charge
about $4,000 and this We had to
charge on books, much of,which yet
remains unpaid, while we had to
advance the money to pay for what
we charged. This paper, will
therefore, go on the pay-as-you-go
principle. No books will be kept
in the office. We will make no
promises of what the paper will be,
as it will show for itself. Give it a
fair trial. E. A. BRATTON.
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AN ECCENTRIC THIEF-HE STEALS

AN ECCENTRIC IEF-HE STEALS
A ARATTLEsNAKE.-Truly there is no
accounting for taste, even among
thieves. We have known of the
stealing of grindstones, and we
have heard of the chap away down
East who stole a we'll and cut it up
for post holes, but we think we
have at last discerned a thief who
is a little ahead of any one we ever
did hear Of This eccentric indi-
vidual, having probably tried his
hand at most everything else that
came in his way, visited the show
of live and painted ANIMALS at the
corner of Second and Jefferson
streets, yesterday, and actually
stole rattlesnake, with which he
had made his way to the river,
when he was arrested and commit
ted for trial. If the jailor finds the
key-holes stolen out of the locks
this morning, he may know who
took them.-[M Memphis Argus.
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Seth N. Andrews, Plaintiff,
Sa ahV. Andrews, Defendant

SaahV. Andrews, Defendant.
State of Ohio. .Vinton Coun!y--Civl Ac-
ton- Pending in Court of Con mon
Pleas, within said County and State.
NOTICES hereby given that dispositions
lN will be taken in The above action, by
the plaintiff, before competent authority, at
the office Of the Probate Judge, in tie town
OF Rayenna,9 county OF Portage, STATE OF
Ohio, on the 18Th day of January, A. D, 1867,
between the hours Of o'clock A. M. and 9
O'Clock Pm. of said day, and the taking
thereof will be adjourned from dly to day,
between said hours, until completed.
SETH N. ANDREWS,
deC2T66-3w by H. C. Jones, his Atty.
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Indictments Against Judge Ma
.rT .gruder, .r- ny

BALRIMoE, January L. Judge
Magruder, of Annapolis, was
brought before United States Com
missioner Brooks this morning, on
indictments against him for resist
ing the Civil Rights Bill. There
are two indictments. The first is
for refusing to receive negro testi-
mony; the second for selling color
ed persons into slavery as a pun,
ishment for crime.
The Judge gave bail in $4,000 to
answer the charges before the
United States Court, at the spring
term.
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Administrator s. Sale
o.
IL IL A Il ES Il ATE.

Wc State Of Ohio, N;ntOn Co.,:
Robert Buckror, admr. off
Willis Leach, decd, plff.,
Mary.le ch, widow ct als On order Of Sale.
the heirs ut law Of decd
defts.
TNpursuance of an order of sale, granted by
l. the Probate Court, within and for the sail
county of vinton, andI directed TO me, will
offer for sale. free and unencumbered by dover,
at public auction, on
Tuesday, January 10Th, 1867,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock n and o.
eloek IN Of said day upon the premises, the
following described real estate situated in thS
toanship of Clinton in said county, 10 wit;
The north cast quarter Of The south west
quarter Of Section Number Nineteen (l9), in
township number ten (lC) of range number
se:enteen (l7) containing forty eight acres
more or less, subject to salo at ChiIlcOthejl land
office.
Also, in-lots number fourtcenI IA and num-
Der thirty seven (87) in the town Of Hamden,
in aforesaid township and county.
Said first described real estate appraised at
Five tho Isand dollars ($5 ,eO0.)
Said in. lot No IA appraised at Six hundred
dollars t6pC
And said in-lot No 81 appraised al Two hun
dred aud fifty dollars (t25O); and must bring
two-thirds of these respective sums.
TERMS OF SALE:--0 le-third in hand, one
third In one yeor, and one-third in two years
from the day of ale, with interest,"; the defer
ed payn ents to DO secured by mortga 90 upon
the premises sold.
ROBERT BUCKNER admr.
Of Willis Leach deceased.
i. A. Bratton. atty. for ret'r. dec2Ow4
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Negroes Above Whites.

Senator Salisbury, of Delaware,
lately introduced into the so-called
United States Senate the following
petition from adopted citizens. 1t
is a good hit upon the legislation
of the Rump:
WHEREAS, During the month of
December, 1865, an act passed
both Houses OF Congress granting
to the African lace the right of
suffrage in the District of Colum-
bia, at the same time excluding
from that privilege all emigrants
who have not resided five years in
the country and become natural
lied, and thus depriving them of
the inalienable and mate right of
manhood suffrage, so highly priced
by our loyal Congress; and,
WHEREAS, We venture to believe
the Caucasian emigrant, whose in
tellect, industry, and wealth have
contributed so much to the unpar-
.alleled progress of this country, is
just as good, enlightened, and de-
serving # political privileges as
the African just emerged from a
state of slavery; and,
WHEREAS, The Caucasian emil
grant, though white, is man pos
sesssd of manhood, and, conse-
quently, entitled to manhood suff-
rage;
Therefore we, the undersigned,
naturalized citizens and emigrants,
who have declared their intention
to become citizens of the United
States, being all white, of the Cau-
casian race, and residents of the
District of Columbia, very respect
fully, and most devotedly, petition
your honorable bodies to amend
the above act in such a manner as
to put all whites, of the Caucasian
race, who are either citizens, or
have declared their intention to
become citizens of the United
States, on an equal footing with the
negroes, and extend to them the
same rights and privileges enjoyed
by the latter. Signed by Louis
Scnade, Colonel Joseph Shilligton,
Charles Kloman, Charles MadeS, G.
A. Sprngman, August Koch, Fred.
Hugle, John Vogt, Frederick Kroe-
ger, Conrad Finkman, Joseph Platz,
Henry Will, and many others.
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NOTICE Sarah v. Andrews, whose place
IN of II tsidence is unknown, is hereby noti-
fed that Seth N. Andrews did on the Goth day
Of December, ad 1855, file his petition in the
office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleis within and for the county Of Viuton and
State of Ohio, charging the said Sarah v. An
drews with adultery, with one T. D. Norton,
and asking that he may be divorced from her,
che said Sarah ", and for other relief, which
petition will be for hearing at the next term Of
said court. SETH N. ANDREWS,
dec2ows by q. @. Jones, his atty.
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T.. A. BRATTON. EDITo
McARTHUR, OHIO:
THURsDAY----JAN.3, 8, 1867.
Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.
The Democracy OF Vinton coun-
ty are respectfully requested to
meet at the Court House, in Nc
Arthur, on Saturday, January 9Th,
at one o'clock, for the purpose OF
appointing three delegates to lep-
resent them in the State Conven-
ton which convenes at Columbus,
on the,Sth of January.
BY order Dem. Cen. Com.
H. 9. MOORE, Pres't.
ID. B. SHIvLL, Sec'y.
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Change of Time.

M. & G. II. r., TIME TABLE.
PROM and after Sunday the 18th day Of Dec.
1856, Trains will leave Stations named as
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LOTION NorICE-BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
"A HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer.
SIpERH

A ugTi0N NorICE-BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
IA HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucttoneer.
SUPERB SALE
OF kea sevres Porcelain Cabinets Vases &C. relics Of Marie
Antonee and Louis 10th, OF France 10 be sold for the
6snent M cf the women's Hospital At auction tn URsDAy
June ~ ~ eleven O'Clock A. M at the Leeds Galleries
Eos Sl' and Ss Broadway, corner Twelfth street. consist
superb Jewel Casket and Table in bronze doree richly
mounted In old Sevres and turquoise formerly belonging
Marie Antonete and Louis 10th OF France probably the
elaboration and design.
Two large old Sevres Vases jewels superby paint
Cd, turning on pivots. mounted In bronze doree.
Two dark blue ditto, old Ssvres, ditto set with jewels,
bronze doree, &C. fssa -.
superb Tea Set Of old with Jewels consist
ing Of Cups saucers, Cream Sugar and Tea Pot &C. ia
cabinet lined with satin.
Three superb old Sevres and SAKE Gard Receivers,
qusitely painted; two small blue Vases. ditto.
Marble Statuary-Seven superb pieces, consisting Of
artistic Groups Figures and Busts with elaborate Pedes
tails all received direct from Rome 1M4
Clocks, Bronxes, 4cSeyeral superb antique and modern
Clocks with couPes and figures suite, entirely in
Figures by the best artists.
The above articles exhibition Free the above
galleries. and we invite the public to examine these superb
articles previous TO the SALE
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An elegant Tarnou. comprising ,plenid pair q bay
Horses sound KIND and true nrss cisss park rh.:s1n
made together with Blankets Robes Ac &C. All the abeve
is the property Of gentleman leaving for Europe
old sty.h fns splcndd driver, capital roadster
DID, Kind in harness and undsr saddle; very sylish
d,s iast stylish, sorndSnd rue tosethsr via sys
Smith Wagon and set Of single Harness. an IN eood order
splendid nglsh mail Park Phseon built BY Brewster
Bay Mar, high years old, kind and true and
No Top road Wagon city built order; order
Very hnc Horse IS hands high seven yesrs old kind
Black Canadian Pony. is hands; kind. fast sylish gen
gsTssss, matched a.: and ss. z n
Sss s:. sp sssS .. saSi & y wssA 10 asss
s. 4 a . q: =. ..s
Very nns Coupe Roekaw.y built ~ Miner stevens; IN
Twc-ssss .ss y Rockaway N ans order. R#a. /
Bay Mare. 10 hAsds hish; sound kind and trre.
Fine PARK Phaeton, built By Wood Bros nearly new
sss suunS oa a :.s ana ,cas.r ~is
Coupe built By Miner Stevens tn sASroush order and ss
Very fne team o bay Ponies hands hish ysars old
warrsntsd sound kind and true; ,ros 10 $50.
Bay Mare lo hands high. yesrs kind gentle and true
Tho entire sieean. establishment Of gentleman going
abroad oomprsns pair Of elegant gray Horses 40 hands
family team and warranted perfectly sound ssc Gle
Harness; top ht GLASS Basket Phsson In perfect
fhn ons Of shs anss. establishments offered At auction
Pair Of ane rot.ins Poniss black and bay warranted
sound prompt and trne and warranted 70 tros In slo
Several Horses Full particulars In catalogue and
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DY MINER 4 soMERvILLE.
ID THIS DAY (TuEsDAY), JUNE ID

the entire Establishment OF gentleman leaving for Europe,
comprising y
Pair Of elegant gray Horses band. high eight years od
Team, and warranted perfectly sound. -
Also elegant Park Phaeton, first class city built
together with very tine city made double Harness, nearly
Also an elegant Basket Phaeton, city built used but
short time.
Al. Al L. ananaa
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JEROME PARK. ssG


VIII hold its
SUMNER MEETING, 1867,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 10 AND 90
AND SATURDAY, JUNE ~.
FIRSTspAY. i
FIRST PRxMuN-4700, for all ages, ~ mile, entrance
money 70 go to second horse
SECOND RAcx-The Belmont stakes for three year ods;
distance neile and 1--WE fuongs subscriptions SOC haH
forfeit with added the horse to receive $500
out Of the stakes. Closed with eleven nominations
THIRD RACE Hopeful stakes for two year olds: dis
lance hve urongs $50 play or pay with 90s
added. Closed with ten nominations.
FouRrH RAcs-Premium 500. for all ages, mile heats
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Cup, value 81 800. gold, added
70 sweepstakes Of go each. p for all "a miles
Winners this year OF stakes and premiums ting
$aOW lbs. extra Of $looo lbs extra. Closed with
SECOND RAoE.-Premium $780, for three year OLD, ~
mile The winner Of the Derby Belmont excluded
THIRD RAcE.-Premum $780, for all ages two mile
heats.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RAcEHurdle handicap for all lZ mile,
over six hurdles $500 to the winner and 500 the second
horse.
sEeosp RAcE.-The Jockey Club Handicap free hand.
cap for all ages SUo subscriptions half forfeit and only
to the second horse. Distance Ia mile Weights Be
published the 10th of June and declarations made
or before 10Th OF June. Closed with 2l nominations
THIRD RAcKConsolaon Premium $c00 for alr ages, two
miles. Horses beaten once during the meeting allowed
pounds twice. allowed 10 pounds.
ro EoufTa RAGa@selng Prsmuu 5000 for All ages iN
SssAts those for sso soSss pounds Sose SSr
For further particulars apply to
JOHN B. IRVING, Secretary,
46 Exchange place.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- tnre sale 3. ROTH, Huctioneer, win sell THIS (Tues
day. MORNING. June 1 ut 10 o'clock at % Beecker street.
near Broadwsy all the Furnnre Of large house. consst
ing of four elegant Paror Suits marble top Tables Buffet
Is CarpeA Turkish Chairs and Lounges Mirrors Sofas,
Chairs Bedsteads Bureaus Spring and Hair hattre $685.
Rockers Paintings Vases, Clocks Glass China and Silver
Ware; Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive.
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PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 MARKET STOCK.


Sealed proposals win be received At the Comptroller
Office until SATURDAY, June ~. 1907 N o'clock p. NJ,
part Of the Of fhogsand Dollars q mar.
ordinance Of the Common Council, approved BY the
Mayor, June 9, 1857
One Hundred Dollars each and 70 be ssued Tor the pur
pose providing for the erection OF Market upon
the lying between Sixteenth and streets and
and East river and will bear interest At the rate
OF Seven Per Cent annum, payable semannualy, on
day Of May and November 10 each year and the
principal III be redeemed the frs day OF May, 1884
The proposals win state the amount OF stock desired and
hundred dollars thereof and tho persons
whose proposals. accepted will thcreupon be required 70
deposit with the Chamberlain the sums awarded 70 them re-
specvely together with~any pre- MUM thereon.
ON presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts o. the
Chamberlain such deposits the parties Will be entitled 20
receive equal amounts OF the value OF the
them bearing interest from the dates OF
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
ket Stock and enclosed In second enveiope ed
dressed 10 the Comptroller. !. -.
The right reserved 70 reject any or al OF the BIDS II 'ne
RTCfIAKD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller
Crrv or NEW YORK. DxrARrwgsr or FINANCE,
CowrTRoLLKRs OyrcK. June TO- 1871
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THE TURF.

A MERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES.-POOLS WILL
"A be sold at the Broadway Club Rooms L0 Broadway,
second door above Twenty seventh street. evening
during the this evening every
the track ct jerome Park, by r. UNDERWOOD.
nExTKR vs. ETHAN ALLEN AND RUNNING NATE
IL FASHION COURSE. FRIDAY JUNE 81,
match for - 00 mile heats, three In B. Dobles
running mate. ~ n
This viii be race Of immense interest Time may be
expected better than the Ethan
and his mate the mare Charots recently
In 2 1ls The start will DO at o'clock r. n prectseiy.
Boats from James slip every half hour; Thirtyfourih
third srsss and street. The regular tran.
train at lO r ~ Special police Arangsments and good
order secured. JOHN SIMMONS. Proprietor.
FASHION ooURsE.-TRoTTING.-TUE JUNE
H. ats p NJ, purse and stake OF $500 mile heats 8 Ia
8 to wagons. B. Mace's b. g. Panic J. Dongrey's b m.
Fearless D. Phsrs b. m. Lucy, j. Lovets br Patchsn
SAME DAY-The celebrated horse Bruno. who recentlv
trotted with his full sister Brunette pole 26k a.
win start 10 beatths best wagon time ON record.
J. SIMMONS, Proprietor
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3 il, l867.-TRIPLE Sill
,,~-~>~,.>o,,.,E FINANCIAL: :.
rn asiEyslsR s aGsR sssHsa.z z s1s.a stree. room "a
RAsKISc HOUSE OF
R.H. MAURY co.
RIcHxosD. Va, June Is 1867.
NOTICE
To HOLDERS OF rns Borps AND srocx or ru. STAR,
o. VIRGINIA.
to the following circular OF the Second Auditor Of the
sa and tender services 70 fund the over due Interest
and 70 collect and remit the July uss7, interest
All communications shall have promps attention.
gs.g. RH. MAURY CO..
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
Richmond. Virginia.
cIacULAR.
INTEREST ON TnE PUBLIC DEBT.
Inquiries .re 50 often made 4 sis 'Sns N to h.
payment Of interest the public debt that It q deemed
sss 4 ~ :: form Is: gs;s q
si Z es SSSn q h.. he Z, been
for payment Or interest csracatss under that
The General Asssmsly q It's late session provided for
s ssaas
Where stock il registered the interest WIN be paid
stand 70 bis credit on tss books
~ :'s
pyo
sai
". is'ss:
esIvsSls IL payment q is1ss and pubic dues:
wDs Nj sn leu sa
be .sSe,sn,; S.s ne bond. ss.s g
ssn . made
ASA ROGERS
LiOR sALE-CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS,
paving ,o.a S 9S
IN lots . 'aa 1IseRT pIffesiMrhi 4. 0KS1coLAy,
stockbroker and - Pine street. New York
r oANs NEGOTIATED ON LIFE INsgRANCE POLL
- ''s' g Broad :; T. :.lsst mssiya1nE rson N. a.
METRoPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK. NOW OCCUPY:
M Ing their new nrsproof BANKING Hocses Mo-. M and
c
dclisr rsssi.sd: bank open daily from lSA e2P NJ
Interest commences July G'FmsS sniff ;HGsi1
I. W. LILLE, Secretary. -- sl-a CO. ,l.-.I I'D I
NEW yoRK AsD HARLEM HAILRoAD IL,s coMnANY. II
s.. ssa iii: hay.
stock aud the rsme Of government wil be
paid on the let day Of JSy nett z: his once % ,o.
and opened " e. sia ra1s as
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, i.2SO BROADWAY,
IN Thirty third per cent interest paid
saturdays from q 70 O'Clock.
NArIosAL TRUST COMPANY
Of .hs
CITY os NRw YORK. ege
Capital. u oooSoo.
shArss siO0 saoa
Books OF subsspon 70 The capital stock Of this company
a.s now open at the Ninth Nsssna, Bank No. ss Broad
way. New York InnsdIas aspuoa.,oa = requisite 10,
stock. - the books w saorty = asssA Small suSscrp
tons ~ well ~ large ones received. sia
Fhesa Fh9H4s u Y. saAsHssoN.
HENRY O. CARTER,
OFFICE OF THE HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company, II Wall street New York, june II i0bI
The board or Directors have this day declared semi.
e .; CONT nee Of M
p"'A''' = JAMEs GILMORE Secretary
OFFICE oENrRA Al PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Of California, 81 William street. New York-rhe cou-
pons OF the mortgage bonds Of the Central Pacific Rail
4 Hatch No Nassau street. lNT7f = sNf71 r.
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AUCTION TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY CHINA
IA and Table Cutery-HENRY @. EVANS. Aucfopeer
win SELL lots su TUESDAY, juno ls, 10 oc6ck
at 3 Barclay street, general assortment Of best and
Crockery Sale without reserve, close
ments Goods carefully repacked for shipping.
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DICHARD WALTERS AUCTIONEER.
~ $4,000 WORTH RIFLE, GUNsAND PISTOL
MACHINERY. "a

WIN sell on THURSDAY june 10 ss II o'clock, the Ma
chnery Material Of National Arms Oompany corner
street. Brooklyn E. D., c0ns.etng
Of $50 pieces Of the finest most modern style: q 0un
Ri0e Pistol Machinery all sizea heavy and light va:
Screw, Milling, Spindle and Edgng Machines; bsanuful
khthcs, all .ises; Cylinder Drilling Engine and barre
and Polishing A.hcs and Mschnes; SLOW Borers Qscl
and Betng Pisners and stockers. Trip Hammers and
Power Fan. 6wedging Machines. shears and Punches
ssrsshssnn. Anvs English barrel steel IONS large
sman Tools. Terms cash. Dspos ~ - per cent CAta
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OFFICE oENTR Al PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Of California, William street New York:-Ihe cou
road July l. WIN be paid at the banking house. Of Fs
a Hatch, No. Nassau street. -
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A UCTION NoTICE.-BOOTs AND SHOES.
N w. N. HOLLINGSHEAD, Auctionser.
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, June "a, at l05S O'Clock.

BY CnARLEs O. WARREN. "a cortlsndt street,
regular weekly package sale OF Boots Shoes Drogans
- Balmorals Caters slippersi &C.. for cash.
adapted to the present OF the trade.
This sale viii include invoices from several well known
New York city manufacturers embracing large and
CANT q extra fine goods for misses
and children the highest
excusively commission.