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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-22
Special NOTICES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE. - YorNG's

Aft GREAT PnYsIoIoGiCN NuEK, OF Every
one his own Dhc'or--licing Private IntlucitF
for Married Persons or those about 10 Marry, both
Male and Female in everything conccrnilg tie
phvsiology aud relations oi cur Sexual >, stem,
and the Production or Prevention Of Offspring, ii-
cludng all tbc new discoveries never before given
in the English language, hy WM. YOUNG, NJ. u.
This is really valuable and resiiug work. II
/, written III plain llusuugrtlr the general reader.
aud is illustrated with upwards OF one hundred on
graving- All Young married people, or those
contemplating NJ Tlilge, and having the least i'm
pcdmcnt to married lile shoull real this hook.
II disClusos secrets ilat every one should be ac-
qlninlcI with. Still it Is book that must he
locked up. and not lie about the house l. will be
sent to any one on the receipt OF Fifty Cents. AL
dress DE-. WM. YOUNG No. 4l9, Spruce street.
above Fourth. Philadelphia. 2l,iy
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.


Ray Inc i'"''r In january anu
save twenty 1--WE per cent
-lhefe Is no "'h'r way we must save
ourselves ny ''c prompt e"'"' '''"'''' u
rules 10 WHO" some oi our O'o'"'S '''-''''
10 CONFORM " c ''''' '''''''4 '''''S ~ ''''
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No"'''y WIN '''o' III ''''7 P''e' ~ wy
he session WI" FFoo""'y "e " snort one
rs '''V'e - 0"' ,''''' 0"'',''N' 10 w ''''e
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49,.
,", rr ~,
was -o'''3 - '''''''' !" O'''' wall ! Ne
injury was IN the right shoulder, causing
severe strain Of the lighmcnts. lie will
urob,hIv he disabled for some t;,ne-
trhnrc i tbourbt to lac mn fr,c,ure mr.
d;,locati,n
~, ,,.,u.r
''e '"'''.''u'f 'o'eo'''' ie'',p',-
""'' ''0''''Y VIII ''''' ~ '''o''o" " 'u'
nesday) evening at the Lecture Room ct
the Congregational church. 1t is earnest
~ bon,d ,horc ,DI hs . ccpor.d ,t,ord.
m. fifth, - -
.',,' , ,.
'"u9e are 's''''''''y "'s'' ~ 'e P'''e''''
"o " ''' A"''>' '''''o i'''' >-'''
OF this village has voted that no intoHicat
ing liquors shall be used by any member
on the field or at any regular meeting.
BASE BAIl~-At meeting held ON the
9th Of january, for the purpose OF organ
izlng Base Ball Club, the following
officers were elected:
freadelt-F. ID. kitchel.
'SccIe"V-E. j. Davenport.
''"''"e'- 0o' ,
C.rdeu
,, .,r,.,, Ella Cl.h ha
the Fearnanght Base Ball Club Of
Niddlcbury."
Iote3 That this Club send delegates
to the Con'ention' TO be l'eiu at burning
,'.',',,, ,..oro rloo,oL. = n E;,,Lol.anG
Geo. Williamson.
Io,cd. That the initiation fee be one
dollar.
Adjourned to meet Oh Tuesday evening,
January 2zi, at u oclocK' r. NJ
> ''''' '''''' ''Ne '''
ANo''ihH l-A'''h DALE Or SHELF
I u''u''''"''' ''''' -'''>iS' o. a 'S"'
anu w. ~ 'N'''e'' 'ec''"y l'u'''''''u VI
w. H. '''"e' y Vi 'i' 'no'ooSt u "'' ''"'
my ewes "''o' ~ oi VI - i1'''"o''"'
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'''" J." "''--" WHICH 'oS' '''o '0'''"
sum u |'o'''
'0''', Po'''''' Vi WV -! '''''''''o
1"'"'' hohl'ha'eS lion d '" stewart
of tins place for the next Governor, and
the suggestion is fayoraby received
,,.L Ill., u.
" ''0 ''''''''
AT temperance m'et"g he'' III
Weybridgc last Wednesday, there wa, a
full attendance and much interest n.p,-
f,.,o, :, ;.,1 - ..;
a.. -, - ,,.,, cn,
'''''''.
""ry' WHO graduated al M'daieoury Col
lege in the class of GA, has beer chosen
NaiedictJrian of the graduating class of
(,eoroetovn Nrdicai Collcre Wushirr-
,or y O
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IN ORTANr TO FEMALES.

e c ceebrar,d DIR. DOW continues To devote
hi, entire tine the treatment If all diseases in
cdcnt IL lhe female system. An experience Of
tweutY-three years enables him 10 guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases Of
Suppression and all other Menstrual arrangement.
from whatever causes All letter, Tor advise must
contain al Office. No q in iicOtt street. Boston.
n B.--Blard furnished to thosc who wish 10
remain under treatment.
RAtOi, Juue ~, lSss, tSN8,iy
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freeman Newton, 70. f., w.
WIN. ii. Moves, 20. f., : W.
NnaS scott 20 A. In w.
"rNe' """ye!' w. L. - '"
BRisToi-lhe Teachers Institute held
here the 10Th anh ION inst, WAS well
attended IN spite OF The extreme cold
weather. he sl'ighing, however, was
very line and the SKY clear, which made
'he roId quite cnhurable' Monh"y eve,
the I'm, Mr.. Ad"m' gave general lee
lure on the cause OF e' ica''on l"cSiiy'
lectures were gwen on t'e b,H' m'th"uS
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I n. r. hur,h. ace to ui,t h.tu thcIr tutrI
ami last annual visit in Bran Ion.
BREAD LoAr IxS-Amop, ti,. r..
cent visitor. ut the Bread Loaf In,
,,.,,...',.,,'.. i,'....o '''''
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KohJn.. Mrs. Harvey u Kir,hch Mic
,u.,L,,.' Al. Gl.., tt.'l'.Nn r,'.
! / : lf-- N.,r,b Y H.u NJ. I'M,
Turner, Miss MARY sheldon. Mis- WIimot
Bingham. Miss Juiir Phelps, Mr. f.
Davenport, MIR. g. Parker, and y. l..
Barbour, Esq MiiIlebury.
MURDER II EpEN. Two lrishmon.
ncigibor-, named Mcdowell ami fnnc.
gan recently had an aniHv with axes in
/ the woods, which proved fatal to the lat
! Ter. McDoweli's axe entered Finregan
'oW Ia me arm PIT cn'tlAG gan
.'Ic"'S loh9 ana /" inchcs de'p' Nc.
ro"'l !, heId Tor trlai Tor murder aud
MS son VINO WAS present l. hriI Tor man
S.ahghtcr. al the next term vi LamolIle
HRM'N' AT THE ito ,.'N MEAT MAR
Nti '''non, sem --'"o' ca''lr' w.
wa S'''P "'', o. ~ S"''e' 10 Tue DOS
nnr,,..r. rorc;,,J ;L.rnot 11s .e9 .a,,,"
4nO .l6 .bocn ,rd Us 1u4 ,,;r. nos
t,n cc,s moro f, b,.m,,t m rlo ,r,,,
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combined rx,.,,,ino the Western A,,to.
:, :, -
P''"''''' ''''''' Vi ''o''' 80 w. >'''' '''
merry OF Ahorcham, AMI Lately OF Atlas,
Mich, from the Flint tHlichl"an) Gt'be.
1t il with much regret that we az
nonn.e the removal TO Vermont of lhi,
well known pioneer resident OF Gcnescc
county. Daring A residence of twenty
two years, Dr. Gale has won prond
distinction as private citizen and public
district IN on branch or the other OF the
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\ sharks jaw has been lug up in
rod bed at Bcileviilr, Ill
New York state can pas %, t0O nnIiin
into the field in five days after call.
New York Central railroad stock'is
tlucluuiing greatly about these days
They have snow in Wisconsin Il, last
and the l,mbcrirg husn' s. is looking up
Gen Pull sheridan denies that lie j.
about to he married. or that he wants to
be president.
James Fnrnham Of Williamsburg. ~
Y. shot himself early Friday morning.
No cause for the act is assigned
here are 1000 ICE cutters on the Ilud-
son, and the crop is first rate north OF
Ioughkerp-r.
Isaac ' IN Ncruurg has died at phiIa
ddph'a, h,qncaIhin4 SO, 10 It girl
he left behind ham.
The police com ui,s,unerS say there are
2iO) house Of At fame, and 20 COO II r.
iu:' IN New York city.
Reuter-, the telegraph news aaIhcrcr. is
getting 80 lofty IN hi, demands ON the
English newspapers, that there Is talk o.
cutting loose from hln.
The importation of fire crackers is Tor.
hidden by the ncA tariff bill Mi. ft~-
sender inserted tie clause because the
great fire AT rurtan was caused by iirt
crackers.
The Riverside glass compnnys works
at Irogrcs>, y. d., ~crc s,lz'd, Monday,
for non-pal mcnt OF the intern, revenue
tax, bat the matter va, afterwards ad-
tasted
The New York board Of alderman has
instructed the corporation counsel 10 as
certain what measures are Necessary TO
place certain Trinity church property in
possession Of The city.
he latest gossip about parcpa is the
'tatcmrnl that She Is soon to become the
| wiic OF Carl Rosa, the yioiln,t, with
whom she has been 80 long associated in
Mr.. bateman's concert troupe.
The sports and gamblers at Chicago
a." s, 'i'" n '"e'' '''''re'seS oe''er since
-io'''s '','' I'''o' "a year 'n'pfl,'
o"'l'i'' Is SCI Us Inc worth oil any OF Their
'''S
The editor OF The l.crant Herald, an
f.n9!i-h paper published at Con,tantln pie,
been fined $50 for publishing ac.
counts ol the war IN Crete not acceptable
10 the sultan
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

y ! al E->rv Of warming and instruction Tor
'ouns men; also. Diseases ana Abuses which pre-
matG'eN PROSTATE tie vital powers, with srira
means Of relief. Sent Free of Charge in scslel
letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. SKII.LlN
HOtG.lluN, Howard Association, Philadelphln,
Pa
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRIMpEtN.

i RI Crimiin1 and Waving Ladies' Hair y"
heat required in using them. A,k your ,torekeel-
cr FIR them. he does not keep them. write 10
thr Manufacturer i. NiNS, SSH st. & Colum-
bia Ave, PhaJrlplia.
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1 DVERTISERS can procure COM

n rc,c lit Of ali Newspapers published in
lie NeA England STATES, Ls enclosing % cents Ia
GEn I kowrlL 4 Co, Advertising Agents, hos
lr,i or New luIk.
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NEW 1DVI.R7ISI-.IfF5NTS.
! gUUSES, FARMS, LANDS.

lyal.,Gl L Cog LI.L 1SIl1E IEc0P7.
\ large Journal, published monthly. cent free,
containing descriptions Of city and countr, prop
cftv.
dwellings, Store, Lois, Farms Corniry Sraj,,
Mill~, lrrj.. &c.. sc.
e ! arms in l'rnh ylvaIig New .Ierey Mar, ,an.',
IA = al P'nn,vl au'a and if' South 49, N,,,.
f'r 'h particular, price, .tcl.e. s. , son. {, r
REAL ESTATE kLCOlD. OGic, ri S,o, -. II
d. lialolilis.
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GEAl'> pArENT IINl% FACE CuiL,r.
l. The iavoritt Novelty sale from imported stock
made expressly + = hi. C,lliI amt costing De-; %
;r.e moe than the a.! PAPER; VIII wear lwirc "a.
long, aud IN ,anncr i, no; u, easily affected b.,
per pirI,un.
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time member OF either branch OF The city govern
nentf
By Iir Fied-He was stres. inspector, vas he not :
A. do not know.
BY Mr. Fied-Do you not know that no 10 the man
who bad charge OF the streets for = long time A.
know he he'd that office.
Q Do you not know that he held n at that timer A.
! do remember; do not know that he did
q DO you not know when his term began ended
A. No; but know that ~e had MI Booe for Street
Inspector.
PLAINTIFF IN RERurrAL
q Previous to the application to the Common Council
for the franchise did you have any conversation with
Mr. M,lbank about its A. did.
O. What did he say 10 you, and what you 70 hms A.
Hs said that he could Get franchise from the Common
she Common Council to lay pipes &C. through the city,
and that he would have 10 something for IL; and
told him woud leave that matter pretty much 10 him,
and be proposed get the franchise here II gel
one 10 Washington, and the understanding was -
Mr.. Fullerton objected.
O. What said between your A. He said he would
get Tho hero II would get tho one IN Washington
@ Did he say THROUGH whom he was to get II here
whom be would employ A. He said he could get them
through Mr.. BOOZE. OF the Common Council
q. Was anything said about his having 10 pay any
body or anyihingf A. He told me that he had paid
through MT Loew TO tho Common Council for shs fran
chse $50, 000
Q Did he state that ne had purchased the franchise
through Mr.. Losw OF tho ommon Council and mad paid
$40 900 for nf A. Yes, sr
Tbs all the evidence that related 10 this trans
acton. At the conclusion OF the testimony
The Court then charged the jury who RETIRED and after
absence OF about one hour, rendered verdict Ia
favor OF tho del endant For the plaintiff D. D. Field;
tor the defendant, William Fullerton.
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~ ber ~ sinh d,nn m M.
: = SAMUEL $. HARlwEbL. Administrator
4 UCrIoS NOTICE.. NJ LEEDS a CO.. Az,
~ TIOSEERs.
~ 4t4ah1a

Household Furniture and Works or Art
At public this day (fidayl the Eve story
brown stone snson "A West eeuih street between
tith and sixth avenues sale commencing at IVA ocock-
Magnificent rosewood Pianoortc stool and Cover; Draw
ing Rom suits, covered gold and crimson and gold
brocate OF richest Description superb broclel Win
dow Curtains match SUITS ood Etageres secretary,
bookcase $40 volumes choice Books Velvet Carpets Pier
ard Manel Mirrors Lace Curtains tn Paintings by ancnt
and modern artists: Bronze Satuary Vases Bronze
Clock, seyres China Ornaments Turkish Reclining Chairs,
Lounges, rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus WardrObes,
bcdscafs lomo Is SUIT Furntu covered reps Curtains
10 mat oh; Hair and Spring Mattresses, French Blankets
Counterpanes- Extension fables, Bullets eegnt sets Chi
Glass. SILVER Ware; Table Cutlery. Linen. Basement
kcheu Furniture. NJ --Compc cut persols IN attend
anr q ptcka nd remove he ood.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

1,HE REST ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF ALL TIE
u evening papers In the United states Is
THE EVENING TFLE1RAM ~
II circuiaes everywhere and read BY everybody, while
Its terms 20 advert liberal
onice 81 Nassau street
WIN. Writer'S AUcrIOYYFR SELLS THIS DAY, AT
" lVhs O'Clock at 10 yarck street. AL inc senterl fhr
Chamber Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Sc IN ,he
House farlor suits Tapestry aud otrer arpets
Chamber Suils best air Mattresses, Beddng fier uAss
Curtains, Dining Room and Kitchen Goods
WIN Writer'S. AUcrroNFER. SELLS THIS DAY.
" at O'clock 454 Canal street, Paror suits Ter
Glasses; Centre, Dining and Tables Eiageres Nelyet
Carpets, Hall and Pa Oicloths black walnut ~ n
hogany and ensmeed Suits Hair Mattresses large transr
Rocking and other Chairs Sofa Beds. Lounges EKtsns
ana other Tab es China Glass Slyerware stoVes ~. %
Fancy Goods ~ rolls Olcloh 70 Carpets from an
hotel. Dru2ge Iron safe by Herring Gas Fixtures ronAs
Piano Plmpton Bedsteads Also Goods from
in lots to dealers Goods packed and shipped
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUcrIoNEER, OFFICE. no
" Cha ham square sells this day At lois o'clcck AZ
l2 Mulberry street. the Lease stock and Fixtures oi fo
vision Storr tubs of Butter Cheese soap STARCH aoun-
ters Ice Chest, Counter and Balance Scales, &c, &C.
55rH AUCTION SALE
Scranton Coal,
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30. 1867 -
NRw YosR Oct. 81 1867.
The Delaware Lackawanns and Western Railroad Com
Pary viii sell by Messrs. JOHN H. DRAPER CO., Aue
uoneers at the Ccmpsnys Ssieroo. ri Exchange place.
OF William street New York. Wednesday. Oct
3D. at IL o'clek 10000 tons of C,al from the Lacka
wanna regions OF the usual sizes deliverable at their de-
pot Ezsbethport n j., during the month OF November
Also at time. 5000 TONS deliverable at their depot
Washington. N. ].
SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
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SALES At AUCTION.

A iMPo pfr SALE OF HIGH GLASS GRO
sESRY LEEDS MINER f5sel saesioass sSs'9f'
uS on nn x. osi a CT and
70 2s Canal street. 'V corner Mulberry street.
The large and valuable Of as. class Wines.
% s.
IL % H.
mated by apprsisrsp. a. from $4,000 ssoOe and WIN
s%sr me- sI@ss.'s; # every sss d.ss,sea
Fruits Olive ON India Preserve. aud all other articles sold
The catalogue Of Wines Liquors and Cigars will be found
%ns
are not 70 be obtained from other source in this country
or Europe, among them vii, be found
Pemsrtn lsio: White Seal Fhopoera. London Exhibition
Seven starr n r., 1925; Brown. > o. Grown and Other
Madeiras.
General Scott oil Reserve BrdseiOn. n NJ and Others
Red Seal Alto Douro Black Seal Hermidcs White Seal
ciic0', G. H. Nuns jules Mum, Nuns Cabinet &c
s ana 1874
Lsoyllse "a Rose ,', Pane sinss Co., and NAsh
Johnson ohaI L snys,Se Ma s ssaHA su, s
Romance. chabis Clos vouscr, Chambertin, Chat. D.
Hooks.
johannesburg stenberger Cabinet Hockhetmer,
Sparkling Hocss Moseie Gascaeis and o.ier
nenn.ssy. vln 1850, I isss 10 1855 Old P aoh.
aq.S S Gin inc v s brands G 3 K so" bon.
Eonongahela. Irish and scotch Whskeys, assorted.
Lqneurs and Cord,als, Porter. Ale, Cider &c.
baied Brands variety q package. iers cash Further
particulars IN caslogues which be obtained Office,
AT TIE LEEDS ART GALLERIES SIT AND $40
S'0aaSsss a isssSsis sI.sss @ rect
half past7 o'clock each evening,
SsF SRas and Ea@spss
Of the Bay aad Market as Pace Of RIO e Jase
Christ Walking the Water,
Carton combining Three scrp' sa,,l Pictures
To be sold BY order Of the artist resident OF Paris
The Resurrection OF Jairas' Daughter
and other fine Pictures ' lie siiss
4 y naap Z Hs@ sss,asr v & Wa noArd~aa
blizzard Z Z k H%' run S.''
VIZ 1 Sad,. f Ssss, 4 i P PSss
O. stauleld J. Wilson, Lambinct.
Has ssaa'E hay .a ssssraonss k.s @ssa,
Also a number OF fine Piea,ss Of the Old SCHOOL, with
In 3 LIE Mr. o. An
Davis OF New York all OF which win be sold without
They WI Be ready 70, exhibition on and from Teor.asy
until 10 r. NJ.
UCTION SALE BY LIE h MURPHY, $50 FULTON
~ street, .Brooklyn.-On Thursday, October "a ut IOs
O'clock by order OF executor aenera assortment OF House
hold Furniture elegant P,mpton Bedst sd, cost $3.50 Fsee
wood do, Mirrors 1arrets. bedding. &C Also, lot OF
Liquors Cigars aud Tobacco.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LUM.
n Der Yard ne subscriber, as Administrator OF NJ.
tharsel Ca pencr, late Of he county OF Hudson de-
ceased, will sell at puDc auction Friday, Octooer rs.
1851 o'clock In the forenoon tho prem New
ak f.o. u Osrie stree In the city OF iobok"n,
New Jersey al hat valuable socs of lumber consisting OF
well seasoned and assorted Lumber adapted 70 rslclass
yard gehrr with sheds OGcc, saue Fixtures Iron
safe and Desks and all the right e and interest Of the de-
ceased ~ certain lie the also
hst class Draft Horse i've old seated Carriage.
Sleigh, Gait THIS "a established LumOer
yaYd and win Afford the purchaser opoe tnn!y 70
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RY JOHNSTON a RRoUGHToN AT HORSE MART
~ tlatc Miner 4 Someryilles),

Ky JOHNSTON h RRoVGHTON. AT HORSE MART
- tlatc Miner Somerve's),
liz East Thirteenth Fourth avenue,
= THIS DAY FRIDAY. Oct. 25 Mt IL O'Clock,
Horses. Carriages. Wagons. Harness, &c, Al auction
Cream Horse lbs hands, years kind In all harness.
warranted sound aud true.
Coupe Rockaway city built, In rood order.
Set second hand single Harness. IN good order -
Team fine black Horses aud years. 15i4 hands solid
pullt sound, kind and true extra tine family team.
Dusenbnry ton Wagon. With pole and shafts.
Brown Canadian Pony Cot l4 hands. years; lady or
child can drive him. nd sound and true; together with
top Buggy and single Harness.
Black Morgan bobal Mare. wears is hands, kind In all
harness free and stylish driver stands without eing war
ranted sound.
Elegant French Caieche built thu very
ne; never been used. and sold to pay advances
No top road Wagon. In good running order.
and warranted sound.
Fine large bay Horse lex hands, years, kind in all
harness.; splendid truck cart horse vauahle
animal and warranted sound
Gray Horse, years. IL hands; kind and trIe good work
horse
CITY built top Buggy. in first rate order
Coupe Rocksway.
Several other Horses ether Wagons Carriages
Harness. Blankets. Whrs. Robes, DC.
Messrs. Jon NST0N K BROrGuToN, late Miner
Somerve offer unsurpassed advantages to those having
anything the horse those wish
TO buy horses carriages anything finding connection
with the horse business.
Our down Il most favorable for the business
community being b3 Liberty street. Entries saes
be made either At mart down town onice o.
Liberty
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A uCTIoN NoTICE.-B. n. HENRY ArCTIOkERR
"A (by MuNny& HiuuiNs win sell on Saturday, AZ y
e,ock aE Brnomf street. Household Furniture, CURED
Hair Malresses Husk and straw do Marble Top Bureaus
Chairs Tables Feather Beds, holsters and Pillows
PsrIor stoves also loi Of moo oos RAILING Beer Pump
with other artioea
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SALES AT AUCTION.

uCTIoN sALE-GEo. y. REED. AucrIoSEER;
y VIM fenny sslesmen.-f;Fo. y. REED CO.. Auc-
uonerrs will sell tomorrow Saturday. their salrsroo
Cedar street large and fine assortment az House
nid Furniture consisting OF Carpets Brussels and wilton
Dining foom Parlor and Bedioom Suits; Table and Bed
Linen, straw and ar Mattresses China and Glass ware
Siiser Plated Ware Cutlery, looks, Gent smens ana
l. es' Coats and Dresses &c Also hpe Billiard Tape
ana handsome rosewood Piano, Horace Waters make
sale positive and without reserve
UCrioN sAtE.-FREDeRICK DIG. AUCTION
n eer.-FRf Derrick DIG 4 CO., Office "a Third ave.
nne-Shle TINS dag. the largest richest assortment OF
Household Furniture offered season, this tFrlday
morning at lOs o'clock the elegant residence a. West
Fourth street near Broadway: magnificent rosewood
ianoiorte four tut Suits Of Psror Furniture covered In
french reps black walnut Bedroom Suits marble top Gen.
ire Tables Turkish Easy Chairs and Hair Mattresses
large Pier and han,el Mirrors rich Curtains Rrusses
and Ingram Carpets &C. the furniture contained In the
said house This sale Is worth ell your attendance.
TlY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
~ HENRY n. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
On FRIDAY October -. at IL o'ci,ck, at their
UNION SQUARE AUCTION MART.
% and 81 East Fourteenth street Fourth avenue,
tIAne & McMahon's Stabiesl,
Horscs Carriages Harness, &c.
I'D JOHNSTON MART
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A UcrIOS-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE or
IA Over $50 no worth
Nx1nifcent Household Furnturs

Horses Carriages Harness. &C, &C. ;
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
kicn PANT ngs. Works OF Art Br0nzes, &c.
An extraordinary opportunity for hou,eEeeper., hotel
keepers and the trade he largest ousenod turniturs
sale of this fall viii take rlace this friday morning.
Oct. rs at IL O'Clock precisely by r.. kOTti Auctonee az
the large four story dwelling house 9 Eighth street
Clinton place, near sixth avenue. consisting 81 over uD
lots cf elegant Furniture magnificent rosewood Panofotte
cost 500, Velvet Brussels and Car elegant
Parlor IS covered The French satin brocae
velvet plush. aud hsircoh large pier and Mane Nit
rors r1ch Lace CURTAINS, Works OF Art rich hrcnzes
Clocks IN. Colsctiun Of OH Paintings Chnaa rsrisn
Vases rosewood aud black walnut rosewood
Etageres style OF Louis XIV Turkish Easy chairs and
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses rich cut glassware
Ivory Table Gu lcry China and Silver Ware servan Fur
nure Chandeliers. Ohcoths and all stands Casbderosu
Qrsuds
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AT THE CITY AUCTION MART, THIRTYNINTH
N street and Broadway regular sale Saturday morn
ing neat at 10 O'Clock J. HENRY Auconecr Of Horses
Carriages, Harness. Buffalo Robes Blankets, &C Included
IN the sale wRi be bay Mares top Wagon Victoria
Carriage and Brewster top Wagon together with double
and single Harness The property OF gentleman break pg
Up bis driving establishments No posponemenl account
81 the weather. sses every Wednesday and saturday
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A ARoN CLAFLIN a co,
~ 80 and ~ Vesey street,
will sell by auction TiiiS DAY (tRIDAY) October u.s.
10Y O'Clock,
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS
10 original packages direct from the mandatory eops
ing boys youths and chiIdren's OF our
WE'LL KNOWN MASuFACI KEKs,
In great variety and sls and all adapted The pre-
THREE HUNDRED cAsfs SHOES.
IN womcns. misses and chidrcns wear from first clau
city manufacturers, all OF which are warranted.
JAMES n. MILLER, Auctoneer