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WHAT SAY You, WHITE MEN?-

WHAT SAY You, WHITE MEN p
We don't speak to your Governor
Dennisons, and such men as they,
who are not likely to be brought into
association with negroes through po.
litical equality, which the Rcpubli
cans in the Ohio Senate have decid
ed, so far as they can decide 1t, shall
be the law in this State. We speak
to White Industrious poor men,
whether they be Democrats or Re.
publicpns. Will you on Monday 90
to the poll and vote for General Wal
cut for Mayor or any other candi-
date, who says that negroes should
have the same voice with you In the
conducting of this Government, or
who is the candidate of the party that
maintains that this equality between
you and the negroes should be estab-
lished2
The Columbus Statesman published
the above appeal the day before the
election, thus virtually forcing the
Negro Suffrage Question upon the
people Of that City. 1t resulted in
q Republican gain of several hun
dred. We presume that the States
man will not bloviate" quite so ex
tremely upon the negro question
hereafter. The people everywhere
are in favor negro suffrage, and the
sooner the Copperhead party opens
its eyes to that fact the better it will
be for it.
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ST.. LOUIS. March 81.

The Lindell Hotel, the largest bull
ding Of the kind on this continent, il
not in the world, was totally destroy
cd by fire last night.
He alarm was not sounded until
after 9eo'clock. At that time the fire
was confined to tworooms on the fifth
floor, but owing to the extreme hight
of the building, and the difficulty of
reaching the locality with the hose,
il gradually ascended till it broke
through the sixth and seventh stories
and reached the roof near the north
west corner of the building.
From this point the fire rapidly ex.
tended underneath the roof across
the entire width OF the hotel to the
east, or Sixth street front, and then
moved rapidly downward until the
whole structure was enveloped in
flames. 8.
Up to the time the fire spread across
the building, it was the general be.
lief that the lower part OF the hotel
would be saved; but as soon as the
flames reached the elevators and In.
ner courts, up and thro' which strong
currents Of air rushed, they received
a new and powerful impetus, and all
hope of staying the devouriDg ele-
ment was lost
The efforts of the firemen were not
relaxed however, and the full force oi
the Fire Department was put forth
until 8 this morning, at which time
all the inner wood work was consum-
ed, and considerable portion of the
walls had fallen. What had been the
most stately, imposing and handsome
hotel in the country, was mass OF
crumbling. blackened ruins. re)
The total loss by this disaster can
scarcely be less than el,60O,000. II
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Negro Suffrage.

The following is the Senate vote
upon submitting the question OF
striking the word white from the
Constitution
Republican - YEAS. - Bateman,
Bradbury, Brooks, Brown, Carlin,
Cole, Doan. Griswold, Harris, Hay.
den, Hall, Hollister, Kellogg,
Knowles, Jones, Mcfarland, Martin,
Sadler, Tibbals, Warner, Walker,
West, Williamson.-23.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Burt,
Coombs, Doudney, Godfrey, Justice,
Linn, May, Savage, Walling, Willett
Ill. ,Ht.
All the nays are Democrats except
Coombs.
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A vigorous effort Is now being
made through the South to secure an
endowment for Washington College,
of which General Lee is president.
Special agents have been dispatched
to as distant a point as Texas, in or
der to solicit subscriptions. Gener-
al Lee writes TO friend in Louis
lana II am glad TO inform you that
the College is progressing as well as
could be expected. We have now
three hundred aud forty academic
students, and twenty-five In the law
class, with an able corps Of teachers. "
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Of Senator Riddle to Delaware
Messrs. Farnsworth, Glosbrennef,
Kerr and Benton.
On Ordnancc-Messrs. Schenck,
Logan and Butler
To wait on the President--Messrs.
Laffiin and Brooks.
After the transaction OF some mi.
nor business the Speaker, at IL
o clock, in a few brief words, de-
clared the House adjourned till the
first Wednesday in July.
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The Springfield (Mass) Republi.

The Springfield (Mass) Republi.
can few days since published de.
tailed account OF six cases of trich-
saa sriralis which occurred in that
city. These persons were affected
by having eaten ham purchased at q
store. One Of the patients, a young
girl. has died of the disease, and as
showing how enormous Is tue mum,
ber of tue trichina, II is estimated
that those on the small piece OF mus
Gle taken from the limb of thu
deceased girl we're distributed al
the rate OF $4,000 to $4,000 ne,
square inch. The number In the en-
tire body must consequently be many
miilions- "A piece OF the mnscle Id,
besa sent 70 Prof. Agassis.
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Notice.

THE undersigned has been legally appoin.
l. ted and qualified as Executor df the last
will and testament OF James Vickers, dc.
ceased, late Of Cass township, Hancock
county, Ohio. An persons having any
claims against the estate OF said decede nj
duly authenticated, and al persons owing
said estate are requested to pay the same
immediately. JAMES A. YICKENS,
Executor Of James Yickers. deed.
BRowR a BURKgT, Att'ys.
March 80, 1857. i,l,f nOI6.sw liiI ln
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Notice to Town ship As
.r seSSOrS

The Assessors OF the several Townships
of Hancock County, are hereby notified to
meet at the Auditors Office, in Findlay, on
Monday, April 3, 1867, At 10 O'Clock A. M. of
said day, To receive instructions relative to
the discharge OF the duties OF their office in
regard TO the valuation Of personal proper
ty. s. SHAFER, Auditor.
apT5vl3n46tl I,.. -|I T.T|
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When may . loaf Of bread be said
to be inhsbited9-Whsa II has lit.
tie Indian Ia IL. ~ n Nl
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il tate, will And il 10 tbejr sdvan,ns 10 oai,
At the ONCE of BURKET & HANLlN. over
Ewing 4 Redick's Shoe Store.
Among the many farms and desirable
town property are the following:
Ss-rArm OF liz acres In Findlay township.
70 acres cleared, balance good timber, has
hsieam OF running water through u, tao
esoS .,. ae"ks s"na , nno M oNrh, Two goou
N'' '0'' W. 'Vp'' "''0'
29-l2O acres Of land in Fulton county. I'LL
ho., n, ~" .ino's ns1r, anu s.eam
ION Co n II m;,ea fronn ms.,so,, SSsso ,h
county.sest; 40 acres itimber, balance
prairie. fr'ce' sio acre.
smaii ,,.ms Sws,iins s,.hla az n,hsr 80
building. good water Se' Priee. aiooS in
CASH
a-,sa acres n, land 4, r.e,. towr.h,,,
Hancock cbunty, Ohio, 90 acres cleared
and uhder good state OF cultivation. There
sa GOOD two.Hory frame dwelling with
frame barn and other out. buildings. PLENTY
OF good spring and we'll water: large m
pie, pear cherry and peach orchard two
large sugar camps, 70 one mile west Of
p;aho'e,. .,i,, a"u .,,h' ia. sa he ron
p.ic. ssa nnr 80 Tarr,u III ~
Iii h. so,S sans,.;.iv ~ 40 ~. .c,s
~" 'o'u 'eP"'"'e'' "Sso per aore'
Se-lt story frame dwelling. containing siI
ro.ns and summer Khchen win never
ane lots well sYrsnsed with ornamen,si si
| annie neueh cherry and nIum trees
| pranes and Entrants. good harm with oran
cries sheds and stabiing for four borses
| everytbins in arst eins. orJsr Prics
si2oo' on reasonable terms.
| l-2OA acres OF land, one mile south OF CouT
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Aside from Connecticut the elec.
tions have gone satisfactorily.
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How to Return your Income.

Returns of income for the year
1866 are expected by the Govern.
mcnt about these days, and as the
law has been changed in several par
ticulars, n statement OF the leading
features of the present regulations
will acceptable to many, which we
give as follows:
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purchased
N all sources no
d.
come,
REDUCTIONS.
npt by law, $1,000
nal, State, county {
es paid within the
REDUCTIONS.

l. Exempt by law, $1,000.
2. National, State, county aud mu-
nicipal taxes paid within the year.
8. Losses actually sustained dur.
ing the year from fire, shipwreck, or
incurred in trade, and not already
deducted in ascertaining profits.
4. Losses on sales of real estate
purchased since December 81, 1868.
5. Amount paid Tor hired labor to
cultivate land from which income is
derived.
6. Amount paid for the live stock
which was sold within the year.
Z. Amount annually paid for rent
of homestead.
s. Amount paid for usual or ordi.
nary repairs, excluding payments
for new buildings, permanent i'm.
provements or betterments.
8. Interest paid out or falling due
within the year.
10. Salary or pay as an officer or
employee Of the United States, from
which tax has been withheld.
IL. Interest or dividends from
corporations enumerated above in
paragraph 6.
Taxable income, -
Amount of tax at per cent. 90
CARR iGFs, GOLD WATCHES. BILLIARD TABLES.
GOLD AND tILyEW PLArE
Schedule a -..Ssetiop 100, Act June So 1864, as
amsndsd July 10 1866.
TAxABLE PROPERTY.
Carriage, phDt0u, carryall, rOckaway or
other lihe carriage. and any coach,
hackney coach, omnibus, or tuur
wheeled carriage, the body of which
rests upon springs OF any description.
which is kept for use, for hire, for pas.
sengers, and which is not used exclu.
sively In husbandry or in the trans.
pOrtation If merchandise, valued at
exceeding $500 and not exceedi ng $500,
including haI ness used herewith. SO OO
Carriages OF like description valued at
above $500. 49,. -. 10 90
Gold watches, composed wholly or In
part Of gold or gilt. kept for use, val
ued $lO0 or less. ....................l 90
Gold watches, composed wholly or In
part sf gold or gilt, kept tor use, valu.
ed at above 500. ......,... ..,...,.. 2 90
Billiard tables, kept for use, and not
subject 10 special tax. 49,. 10 90
uz. Iiate Of gold. Kept for use, per ~.
Troy.,,,...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bO
or. plate Of silver. kept for use, per OF.
Troy, exceeding 40 OF used by one
Idmiiy. .......,.... .s''.''sss'....'.,,.. 10
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An serpsalous psrsons suffering from ssassal n
btiay. Emseia,ion, Dyspspss and Dropsy 9 ~
Hnbs. abdomen and In the female. Dropsy = ~
svsriss and womb. generally aseoIpsniss wiA 4
dsmmst,on and liberation Of the Uterus, ~ yss.s
nsaty cured By Constitution Life syrsn TAs N
ssass known ~ Goltre or swslied Neck. The La
Syrup will remove entirely. Ths remedy should b
taken for some tims, ~ the disease 10 sxeesdnsiy
chronic and stubborn, and will NOT bs renewed wish
cut extra effort ---.-.-.
Tamon Of the ovariss. Tumors Of ths Hrsast. aal
swelling N other glands Of The body. viii b ssn1
pls,sly rsdueed without rssortins " Vie kniis ssp
sratons Of any kind O. f.f-.
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Settle.
Settle Up.

All persons indebted TO the undersigned,
either by not0 or book account, are reauest.
ed 10 call imme diately and settle and pay up.
Apr5vl 3iAGm2. j. X. CLARK
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All persons knowing themselves indebted
to A. Bushon. either by note or book ac.
count VIII please call and settle immedi
ately, as the books must be settled mn.
Aprl5vl3n46i3 A. BUSHON.
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INV huo Dceh CuanSeu III oCNCiui pui
ticulars, n statement OF the leading
features of the present regulations
will acceptable to many, which we
give as follows:
RETURNS.
/. From the profits of any trade,
business or vocation from which in.
come is actually derived, or any in.
terest therein where ever carried on.
2. From payment of debts in a
former year considered lost, and
which have not paid a previous in
come tax. .
3. From rents.
a. From Farming Operations
Amount of live stock sold; amount
of agricultural products sold.
3. From profits realized by sale of
real estate purchased since December
|31, 1868.
q. From interest on any bonds or
or other evidences of Indebtedness of
any railroad, canal, turnpike, canal
navigation, or slackwater company,
or interest or dividends ou stock,
capital or deposit in any bank, trust
company, savins institution, insur.
ance, railroad, canal, turnpike, canal
navigation, or slack water company
I. From dividends of any incor.
porated company other than those
above mentioned.
8. From gains or profits OF any
incorporated company not divided.
8. From interest ON notes, bonds
or other securities of the United
States.
10. From interest on notes, bonds
mortgages, or securities others thar
those numera.ed above.
III. From any salary other than a:
an officer or employee of the UniteC
States.
IL. From any salary or pay as al
officer or employee Of the United
States.
13. From profits on sales of gol,
or stocks whenever purchased.
IA. From all sources not abov,
enumerated.
| Gross income, -
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New England botanical Depot,
log hanover street, Boston,
Under the supervision Oi Kev. J. W. Poland
IS Benton, Myers Il Canheld, and strong
4 Armstrong. Wholesale Agents, Cleveland.
= or sale IN findlay by 81. Gray, 8. 4 J. N.
Huber Co., and :. ID. Frey u Co., dealers
N drugs and medicines generally. SLY
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Call and Settle.

Cannot be had in FIndlsy. Call and try.
April 567 IS 46tf
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in the army, navy and marine corps,
was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
The Senate joint resolution rela-
ting to the transportation Of troops
by the Isthmus route TO the Pacific
States and Territories, was referred
to the Committee on Military AZ.
airs.
The Senate bill appropriating S5,-
600 for the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home in the District OF
Columbia, was passed.
The Senate bill to extend to Ne
braska the provisions of the Agricul.
tural College bill, was passed.
Mr.. Laffiin, of N. Y, (Union, Of
fcred resolution that the report of
the Congressional printers on the pur-
chase of paper be taken from the ta-
BILE and referred to the Committee on
Printing, with power to investigate
it and send for persons and papers,
&c., during recess.
The Speaker presented the mes
sage of the President. stating that in
giving his approval to the joint reso-
luton providing for the carrying in.
to effect of an act for the more effec-
tual government Of the late rebel
States, he did so because it limited
the expenditures to $4,000 and not
because he had modified his objec.
tions to the original and supplement
tary acts.
The message was laid upon the Ia.
BILE and ordered to be printed.
The Speaker announced select
committees - follows:
Committee 70 accompany the body
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4 UcrIoN NOTICE II ROTH, AucTIoNEER.
Magn6cent Household Yurnlture al made " order

q. Al Pubic Auction.
this day, Monday, Nov 10 mosnina a. loh o'clock prs
csey Is The elegant rssidencs 10 West Eighth street. Chm
ton place. betwceh Firth aud Sixth avenues consisting Of
velvet Busseis and Ingram Carpets; elegant fo9r round
rosewood PanOore eight magnificent Parlor Suits
covered IL crimson and maroon green eod and cmecn
and eod French satin brccaseI rosewood Eascres marble
Art brocate Curtains rosewood and black walnut
Bedroom Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses black walnut
Dntue Furniture In green reps; Buffet ExtensOn Table,
Turkish Chairs Lounges Sofas Chairs. Out GLASS China
and Silver Ware Tabs Cutlery HalIstands Ocoths 40
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EoN SALE MARINE HOSPITAL GROUNDS
note y hereby given that pursuant TO The authority
sIea TX ,w upon Tho board of ccmmlasoner created
public auction at the Megchans Exchange Ill
Hrosdway Y he city Of New York. "Wednesday he 10Th
CO.. aueioneers Lands belonging 10 the state on
Staten lslann. known the Marine Hospital Grounds.
which bounded and described follows 10 wit:-De
scuhery aide Of what known al South street with ths
eastariy Of Tompkins ayenue, running thence
souhcriy along the caseriy side o. said s5 feet
norhly aide u Area street 800 feet less 70 low
mark the bay Of New York thence nortncriy along
bay low mark $50 feet more or ies 70 point
southery line Of lands belong ns 70 the United Stans
thence westerly 40 feet or less on hge parallel
with said oushsry line a. dianss % n zee. ana
Of said lands OF the United states parallel 70 the dock
said lands hence porhsry g sei ana nsses s y n
along westerly sde Of said lands ~ Feet NOR. o.
South street, westerly along south street c5
tanning acres be The same more o. isss ioeshsr with Az
the right title and interest o. the state Of Asw YORK 10 ana
10 the the streets and avenue alore
@ sale ", b made n sa sss ns snS
fifty thousand dollars 1500o0l and win BE- subject 70
Of the much Of said gronnds and the
section Of chapter 7s o. ,he laws q 1854 for he
from the ed day Of April, 1858 ..'.
conveying said lands free aud clear OF all cncumhrance
except the reservation Aforesaid together with Al the lands
under water 10 front Of said premises ~ feet 0w
usually IN from the State Of lands
under Ten cent OF the purchase money win ~
residue wsSia thirty days Ssrsssr Maps of .hs pro
psrsy may b seen - Che once Of the Secretary " Pins
NEW Yoax. October =. issz
III W.
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4 UCTIoN sALB.-FREDERIcK DIL0 AUcTIoNEKR,
"A WIN sell this dav q eleven o'clock q the elegant resi-
dence - West Fourth the entire Household furnt.
ture combating Of one magnificent Panoforte Parlor
su! walnut Hsaroom suits Bursaus wsshstands mas ;
Paintings Vases Mirrors and every article necessary Tor
housekeeping All these things the best condition.
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A UCrTON SALE or BLE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nturs Rosewood Pianofortes. 4c.--M. DOUGHTY
Auctioneer-On Tuesday Nov ID - 10k O'Clock, 1t the
and spgs pieces rosewood walnut and mahogany Cham
Der Suits without and with marble tops large French pato
Pier and mants Mirrors rosewood octave Piancforts
shsr With Brussels aod Ingram Carpe oce and library
Goods ~ nskng vsry large catalogue. 70 b psrsnp
torily cold 70 the highest bidder a#AIsr
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HsROrON NATIONAL RANK, NOV. n 1Sn.-THI
~ necsserss Ose has beoA renewed 70 The ~ N
n1esss lido Insurance. ~, = wlnsn s.rse corner o
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ENAsaIcn cog1sS -alnoTy!Ng, n0NDaY NOV; s
Alp N-s1sko ~ oDoot unle heats, In J. Mo0in-
plr s. aniwsess; Al 6G1osr e. Kitty Coux lowsoe1;
pr Ogs's . 0Ssy jerry ohasnesa Same DAY match for
tcxsnaa's q. yu1dinG J. 5xhAONA Propristor.
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i ucrrox sALE-y. l. 1AR0EE, AUCTIoNgRR.
- q rasptsesns H HSy sJcn Furniture

and Works q Art. Pubhc auction
Bone nsnsioa, 4 wss silssn.S sSss s:svssn rib ssd
0,xth aalo 81 l0k o'clock superb
Drawing Room 8uita. covered green and god, Grnson
and cola and hrocstel 81 rchee description; rosewood
ss.s Centre Tables Cabinet yslvss sru..sls c.Ists
Books bronze 8tatuAry, Clocgs rosewood walnut Bur.
eaus bedsteads Wardrobos, MAtisses Extension Table,
apaYsDenes.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES Ar AUCTION, ILL
A ucrpS sAhR.-eEo .. REEp. AucTioSE sa.
lola Tm hHp .ls q Once 'ss
M " Ssss|ss il o Gs G
sss s T ssss. . ss Sss
Pillows and Bolstsrs Wool Blankets comforsrs rosewood
=
eose An Ciss ca sD .'f fnso China
Class cutery and Silver Plated War; AZ As s !n me
wIieoa!sncs Tss 4 ,hs mo desirable sale q ihs e..
Catalogues s nov rssdy 81 Cedar stree.
4 U0rToN sALE.-oEoKaE Q. REED, AucrIoNEER;
"A wilam Penny, salesman. Grand Thank giving AUG.
Ga ss e CO.. ns ~ :sa On % us
Der IL a their saiesrcom Cedar sree choice asso
Hs: :ss e sss:
:s
ss Z s %s IL VIII:
o ss 4 ~ hs oom on Monday
ogues Tuesday morning
u v. cAxPBELLA 90 AycrIosEEss. OFFICE I!',:
o @ e c s r.ssnes s;s
s :ss u
Ss~ss:
.sdSs Nv: i, ns; S.sS'
Pascr ana Dmins Room Chairs, Rocking Chairs English
:nS .n Srp s1:w sa
FEATHER Pillow: and Bosters Mirrors English oiieioih,
IT, :.s a
= rsnl q
CO give ,ps,l attention to sales o.
Sss:, r e..ss Il s. ..
: ~: ss ::. n; As "a ;s
place, bstvesh Tith ana Sixth avsnuss oo9ssns 2!
oo4nss eight Psor suit
% :si:. f:. "a Ssss: Mirror:
sdoo@ sas Spring ana Hsr Mss.!sssss s.s1 -sSc
:s.!
AUCTION sALB.-rREDERicK DIG. AuorIoNEEE,
w ss e s !: eleven K. A
ure combating q one MAGNIFICENT risnofors four Pssor
Sc sSs saS
s
A sSm.s ~ TKAvEk Aseso...I - ealss i csss
% m 's p. se s:~ y
IS: e: s::s: ::..
A UcrroN SALE OF sLEeANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"a nture Rosewood Pi.nofortes. 4s=M: DOUGHTY.
ber Bus without and with marble tops large French plas
pier ana manssi Mrrcrs rosewood octave ranotorto 20
etner VIE nruseeiS lac once ano unrery
aur5ssurs ssovss Cnna Croc.sry sna e rsssa
o ven, Al - hsh Ses XXX d ses os'Aos's ps'smp
IA On Tuss6ays Nov. IS. q iok o'clock, &&
q salesroome ~ nsuoowAy,
lsr9e eeo surscuve see g
1nssSsnss rsI ~ 1921 rsscy vScot f9A fN
x.a.ss ssss i f!ss ss e ca Aeiast a
Leather Goods In Varsity. lss <&s
ALSO
49, N ~ ~ 40 ~ srsS~ 1850 -
Casalosues A ssiS ~ s
! ucrron r0rron ~. y .,s.,.. ...
"A 1871 FA9ao
u ~ HAEBLL. Auctioueer
TUESDAY. Ncvsnbss i,
~ xSi q ceruAnda street.
TiNXED AID EnXIATLRp WARE.
1RU6TTI YIATED WARE kc.
Caasloeuash On uornins "a ~ -. "
= - n Z. HASILL CO.. sA
A..s1e.s.-.: y ce-o.ae. ..-s.e
"a Ierx 0hns moiio Colrsos Iuss Vases Tov: Al q
$500 "a 49, ~ SS>S ssijsteS a. tke iodeSG Hfl
III. 6SxANE ls3.isssss vaS ~ :. Co.
ote q - en- 81 SSSSSy sSeSiisS 60 80 ~ -
paeked ~ sAjpping VI No. M q -
-- 49,
4 uc7rox sALr-J. l. rARgEE, AUc7IoxERR
a r..,,s,.ss aA Sso . .sSsss = 1,,u,.vr.
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UCrION NOTICE JAMES WILSON TAYLOR
"a Auceonssr - Cedar street, and s. Greenwich avenue.
win ell this day Monday quantity q rurnIturo ~
sved for oouvensncs Of saie snssnx Of Bedroom ana
Parlor Furniture Pantngs elegant octave rosewood
Piauoforts Carpets &c Sale commences 81 IL O'clock
e 0reenWish avenue block west a. Jsnssson market
4 lasGs SHOW Case - private sale.
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A ucr1oM sALE--oI cRocKHKX GLASS CUT:
-: ~ 10 ~: :sii:s,s s:S 4: IshesS: I'M
! 4: 4: :; : ::;!. :: - -:
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MORTGAGE SALE or BOARDING HOUSE AND
M Household Hurusture, Horses Wagons Harness..
Liquors, Cisars SIS HERMAN, aucionesr win sen.
IRE Furniture and Fixtures Of boarding house, combating
Of Beds, BEDDING Bs1stsads Sofas. Chairs round and
square Tables lee Box 30 also lot Of Crockery Glass
ware Cornccs Caspel 10 barrels Of old Bourbon whiskev.
barrels Gin. l0t ~ Csnss T. slso Horses Harness,
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4 UOTION gALE.-0EOKGE B. REED, AUCTIoNEER;
"A William Penny, salesman Grand Thanksgiving suc-
ton sale OF nne Wines, Liquors and Cigars GEORGE b.
REED Co., Auotoneers will sell ON Thursday. Novem-
Der a. q their .lesrcom u Cedar street choice assort
grades o. Champagne, sherres Madeira Port and Rhine
Scotch and Irsh Whiskeys Gins ysmaca and st. Crolx
Rumr London Brown Stout Edlnburg Aes 30, &c; also
sale ws worthy attention Of dealers and THOSE wish
uR choico article for the holiday season AZ! consgnmenu
10 ihs sale Be a. the salssroom ON Monday Cata
locue Tueadnv morning.
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NOVEMBER Is, 1867


f&hSpn IN EMBARRASSED CIRCUMSTANCES
- loan Of $780, Tor which abe would give two
sSsas rnshsd rooms or good security Address