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h the Lighthouse.

Old fsEism Is not quite dead People are
still 10 be found who think that health Is pro
noted by depletion. Was there ever such false
logic. Nature is the grand antagonist Of disease,
and the depleters propose TO PROSTATE Nature,
in order, one might suppose, 70 give the enemy
= deubl eAaaee At the life Of the patient, The
true practice is 80 to invigorate the vital powers
- TO render them an ovsnnateh for the elements
Of disease. This can 30 done with HOSTEL.
TERS STOMACH BITTERS. OF AL vegetable
tonics they Are the most powerful and the most
genial At this season. when even the stronges
organizations are liable to be affected by the al
Of stringent cold and malarious mois.
ture. this inestimable protective medicine
is especially needed Persona predisposed
to biiiousnes. dyspepsia, enssipation- in,erni.-
tent fever. or Any Of the complaints which cold
weather supeTindaces or asgravates should take
it regularly Throughout the Winter and Spring
montha 1t 10 absolutely pure Ind harmless.
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a Pretty Fish,

Mr.. Lord, an English traveller, and .
clever sensation writer, has Just pub
lished in London a book on British Co
iumbia and the Pacific coast, in which
among other travellers tales he gives a
lively description of the octopus, in the
''Brobdignagian proportions he obtains
in the snug bays and long island canals
along the east side of v~ancouvers ll-
and The creature is q huge fist disk,
with eight long radiating snake like
arms, fringed with numberless suckers.
and which it uses like Jars in mid-water,
like spiders legs on the bottom, as
ON the sides OF the rock, hangers on the
rank aquatic vegetation, and collect
lively as hand for grssping its5prey.
These arms are gifted with prodigious
strength and lightning-like mobility.
The Indians display great skill and
daring in hunting the monster in their
canoe with long spears.
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Fi<l.ra.itza.EL..s..s

81 take my tea barefoot" said a beck
woodsman, when asked if be gould
have cream and sugar. Il find barefoot,
by the way, in the Coventry Plays.)
IA, speaking to me once Of ateryrocky
clearing, said, "Stone's got a yery heavy
mortgage on that land;'' and I over
heard a guide in the woods say to his
companions who were urging him to
sing, "Wal, ! did sing once; but toons
got invented and that split ,nyStfaAe.p
Whoever has driven over a bridge
made Of slabs Will feel the p~icfuresque
force of the epithst slab-bridge, applied
ito fellow Of shaky character. Almost
every country has some good die-sinker
in phrase, whose mintage passes into
the currency of the whole neighoor-
hood. Such a one described the county
Jail (the one story dwellings are OF
woody as the house whose u~nderpinin
come up to the caves, aud called hell
"the place where they didn't rake up
the fires nights" once asked a stage
driver if the other side of o hill were
as steep as the one we were climbing.
"Steep! chain lightnin' conldp't 60
down it thought putin the shoe on?
And this brings me back to the exag-
gerations of which / spoke before. To
me there is something very taking IN
the negro $50 black that charcoal made
a chalk mark on him." and the ''shingle
painted so much like marble that it
sank in the water" as If its very con-
seriousness of its vanity had been over
persuaded by the painter. l heard q
man, in order to give a notion of some
very cold weather, say TO another that
a certain Joe, who had been taking
mercury, found q lump OF quicksilver
in each boot when he came home to
dinner. This power of rapidly drama
thing a dry fact into flesh and blood,
and the vivid conception OF Joe as a
human thermometer, strikes me as
showing a poetic sense that may be re-
fined into faculty.
Captain Basil Hall was walking up
and down the veranda of q country tav-
ern in Massachusetts, while the coach
changed horses. A thunder shower was
going on, and with that pleasant Eu-
ropean air Of indirect self-compliment
in condescending to be surprised at
American merit, which we find so con-
ciliating, he said to a countryman
lounging against the door, Pretty
heavy thunder you have here The
other, who had OWNED at a glance his
feelings of general concession to q new
country, drawled gravely, oval, we du,
considerin' the number Of the inhabit-
ants This the more ! anylize it the
more humorous does it seem.
The same man was capable OF wit,
also, when he would. He was a cabi-
net-maker, and was once employed to
make some commandment-tables for
the parish Westinghouse. The parson,
a very old man, annoyed him BY look
ing into his workshop every morning,
and c~autioning him to he very sure to
pick u 'clear mahogany, without any
knots in it." At last, wearied ont, he
retorted one day, Wal, l guess, DR.. B,
il / was to leave some of the Rots out o
some O. the commandments, t'would
suit Won ez we'll"
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Thus sketches the lights and shadows
the trials and t~ribulations of holding
office: Washington is the devil-6sh de.
scribed by Victor Hugo. have been
fourteen Years struggling in its en-
braces. 1t sucks your blood with its
myriad paralyzing mouths Of landlords,
gIocer. bakers and butchers-its wood
vendors and coal dealers. When i came
here first, fresh from Miami Valley, i
had blood in my veins; I was young,
sir, and / felt the impulses Of youth.
Ny coming here was the first yielding
to a temptation. Ny purpose, rs l held
1t then, was TO get \ little pecaniary
capital To begin life. All, as Burns has
said "the n false step is never re-
trieved.s The sap has gone ont Of me,
SIR; 1 am no longer young. 1 am in the
grip of the terrible vice, and the iron
has entered my soul-and it is not a
tsnie. Come to Washington for a clerk.
ship. Go to the devil, sir, at once.
have been here, sir, as l said before, for
fourteen years-I Am forty years old.
The heats of youth cooled OF on the
anxieties Of . small salary; the strength
Of manhood has ebbcd in the Pinching
trials OF caring for q large family. New.
er the cheerful warmth Of competency
in docrs-always the chill wind of pov.
erty, prophesying starvation, ont OF
doors, For the fact that there comes a
day when the mourners lmourning the
loss Of their ofices> 80 about the street,
is always in yoar waking FIRST thought,
aud always in your last consciousness
before sleeping. There is a wind in
Dante's He'll that by fits and starts
sweeps certain lovers away-they can
not pause and rest. That dreadful win(
blows in Washington, sir; and look .
these Treasury clerks; men and women
hor soon they viii feel that breath
whittier tand uhen) it listeth, Tempo
rari1y, sir!
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CARR TO

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri.
CO Is a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay. Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorder.
brought on BY baneful and vicious habits. Gsea,
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate. I will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine. in a seal
ed envelope. 10 any one who needs il, Free o.
ekarq,. Please inolnse post paid envelope, ad
dressed 10 yourself. Address, JOSEPH T,
INN ~, Station d, Bible House, New York
CITY. nevis
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New York Prize Associate
500 Broadway. New SsrL.

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Esg.n, !s.ssry valued 81 tSa 80 W."
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49, - Ven miied 70
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cDoe ersent ~ nsai 70 any sAdr.-s
sf We sessng vsst artlsl- aSf.
yL-~nieh mAy De frcn O1s 70 ~
DDeul1sL.Sosn tnss. % payment 81 q
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<ny o.oe, Nu,.e nArsed On Ger -.
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N"Ilh one DotAr OF more -
Oar ratro.s can dep<nd ea prszp: r,tS
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pres % nrturn mall or erhttr~iH =,
Lettr. fro.s many per-ons ~SsnSssns
1870 hAasese Gins froca Is ni!
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nfttsd ruisrt
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P.rc.t and Sweetest Csd Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 20-mwseowly.
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The sssgs az People.

People are fond of quoting old
Fletchers aphorism about the songs OF
people; but the + reading of it is
almost unknown. 1t is found In
Fletcher's poetical works, and reads as
fellows:
Il said that | knew u very wise man
so much of Sir Charles sentiment that
he believed if q man were permitted to
make all the ballads, he need not care
who should make the laws of a nation"
-Uilliam ErelyR-LeetHre at Gdlrestoa.
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To Bnsiness Mea.

The WEEKLY REGISTER is large and
handsome torty-eight column paper, and
is read by a larger number and a more
intelligent and well-to-do class of peo.
pie than any other newspaper published
in West Virginia or Eastern Ohio. II
has a respectable circulation in every
county in this State, and reaches ovel
Eve hundred ~post-ofices in the neigh
boring States. Its value rs an adver'
Using medium is apparent.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements. 81
Scott 4 Hennegen's store room is Of
,ferred for rent.
A liberal reward is offered for the re,
: turn Of . lost Italian greyhound.
Wilson, Dunlevy i Wheeler adver'
,ise a-change of firm name.
The steamer Hudson leaves for Gin
einnati on Friday, and the Edinburgh
for the same port on Saturday.
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Ts Advertiser.

Der .Irbeiier Frsaad is the only news
paper printed in the German language
in West Virginia. Il is read by all the
Germans, without respect TO party, in
this State and Eastern Ohio: and is,
therefore, an excellent advertising me-
dunn. Ii is Issued every Saturday from
the REGISTER office
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Adninistraier's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons indebted TO tie estate Of wflizn
s wiekhan. deceased. that they are required
20 naks inDediase pa51elt 70 ths uniensUe1
and thsse Lxving claims against said estate srs
requested % prese1t them a the Sherifs Oescs
for adjustment vhers I can be found on Snfur
day q escA week JOSEPH SKYB0LD,
AAninisfrsssr Of the estate Of wnL & w1ck.
han, aeSd fsbis13svitktvit
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.sHealing ON las Wings,"

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitten.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach. &c. use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLN, SMITH & CO,
decl Proprietors.
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EVER sArewa Basinesa Aan,
Will understand that advertisements
inherited in the RreIsrKR reach . laH
and important class OF people that can
be reached through no other medium.
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GRAPE VINES.

HAVE A FINE STOCK or CATAwBA.
II Delaware, Ives Seeding Sortou's Virginia
Concord Iona and al the valuable varieties in
the market Also, Fruit Tree EyerEreens
Roses Berry Pa1ts &c &c for SAX. Order
promptly sttended To-
EDWARD TAYLOR
Covedale Syrseries, Cleveland ohio-
Refer to Jos Seybo,d ESQ., 4. NcSxoria
E.a- c. Hess FanSis Brueekner, Foreman Of
Noores vineyard on lanes IlaaA
faussd fttve.kx
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II

On Tuesday, Feb. ls. AZ the residence Of the
brides father, By Rev. J. A. Kibbe, assisted By
Rev. E. ]. Stone, Mr.. G.. u. WATKINS and
Miss r ANNIE MARSH, all Of the Island. No
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VI ALIN-V-T N
THIS COMPANY Is now FULLY
i organized. and VII, In . short time. Cum
meuoe the manufacture Of refined Carbon and
Lnbic&ting Ols Lamp Wick and Chilaneya
For information in regard 70 the Stock or
Business Of the Company, apply to eithex Of the
undersigned ofzcersI OF 1t the Conpanys o5cs
On Main Street next door % the N zad N
Bank. ". p. PETERSON, Jr- Soey
s p. HTLDRETH- Trszsr.
InSEPH Il. CONNELIA SrpI hrf.
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&c 10 Gravc.'

&c - Grsves,'
No. 20 Monroe street and buy youI
Wall Papers. He has the largest and
and best assortment in the city.
Feb. l9-lw.
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The Re.t Geld Pen

In the world is the W B Richards
Star Pen. Call Oh J.. Creasey at the
Business College and get one. Every
pen warranted
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l..ai~. When Ous shopping

Should not forget TO call and look II
Mr.. Shieb's stock of sheet music, or hear
one of his fine Pianos Or Cabinet
Organs.
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sUNDRIEs.

"a PIE ScEzr, Sap<rSor Greea- Uaek a.
y.Fssese fea., Pure Write wise vfn-rz- Ns-
rerk cab EAd champagne e3asr dsoer<D' NJ
Let S@ sAzsa. Ea<E.h dairy cke~~
st.rrA Hzk1ezz &C. k-rn@fjea1y 49, -
ma. h.eksrei cs&Esh. Hx7,ihuf Esh~fsr 49,
N fbest qnality1. French Nns.sra- s.n So
Chesss, Csedezsed Nh, ssxssher via : se.-r
- q ssesszzdls s-<irles. last rss.irs
& EG. WOODROW
Oa Felsxs' HslI Bzl1srr
~1ys As1rse sussa wheslise wa
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WE ARE OPESISG NEW GoODsoF THE
w ktest styles vkieh have been purchased
since the decline In prices, and ne efer ~ Low
fgureA
Our stock has beea selected With care and con-
sists in part of goods suitAble for Ladies Gen
tiemer- Misses and Chikarcns wear. Rich
Bark and Colored Sfkx cesored Poplius. R1ark
and Celored Repps BAek and Colorea D~lzines.
Ahp4caS AerlDeA- Enpres.. B2ln0rz Skfts
and SkfrtinsS White and Coi0red Nznnels
CloskiRgS Fancy Cashmere for Bsys vezr
SYring Styles 81 Ladies shaxia Household Pr.
nishing Goods lo-. -, 6BteaeheS sAeetinx.
- Bieaehed and Brown ShestinK-, Tabe Lnsn.
NspkiL< Hack Towels and roveha< Rus-ia
CrzsA. Linen Dszper. Nzr~effies Sur~ads nDi
Spread Material Pillow Nrsltns and Lfuepx
Hosiery, Glsves A~leran4ns Kid GlSrrs Rn-
sroddsr1es LsceS Blaek s1aCSisred YeEyet Rih-
bona tsritk SsAsscx nf7yt.
wehzre . fsw sts fBe Mink Pun. uh<h
Nh be sod cheap We solicit zu szansnsrioa
q car goods before suyfng e-svhys Re
hzsi J.H. SMITH q CO.
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IL THE PUBLICATIONS Or ALEXAH-
; "A der Campbell, kept constantly on hand.
Popular Lectures, Christian BAPTIST Christian
Owen Debate. Life of Thos, Campbell Also q
full supply Of the Christian Hymn Book, in yaEi'
Gus styles of binding
Jso. F. McDERNoT, febiJ
j. A. CAMPBELL
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q nOn HAVANA ORANGR0
A.UUU 9 ss.ss Sicily onazrs
% L<monA
SCHCLzk TRCSCHEL
Narkes Street afsv doonbs}svN 1are Hsuss
! fsblsSf
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Change OF Firm Name.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS on
Il the business formerly conducted under the
Co. 1t their own stand1I wheeling. wv. Va. Of
Steam Boat Hull and Model Barge building.
They have added to their business the manuiac-
tory Of Nail Kegs Of all sizes, and solicit q fair
proportion Of patronage.
WILSON, DUNLEyY & WHEELER
feb. 81.
Intel, Gin. Com. Pitts Com, copy one month,
and send bill TO this Office
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NEWADvERTfsEME TENTS.
Liberal Reward,

WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
w nv Italian Grey Hound to me, at the Ne
| Iure Houss Saloon. Bnth Of his ears ara brown,
has a brown spot on his back and one at the
butt of his tail-the balance Of him is white.
| nh sEn-r 2EY HIGH ScALdf.
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DEPARTING AND TUNING OF PIANOS
n Organs. Melodeons, Aceopdeous. F1utinas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and care
fully attended TO, at WILLIAM ii. SHRIBS
Music Store.
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SECoND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS
- makes for sale low at WI. II. SHEIBS
Music Store.
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croSs-eyed.
He studied blacksmithing for q pro-
f~ession, and taking lessons in blowing
from Triton, he eventually became
quite proficient at the bellows. The
same qualifications would have fitted
him for a politician, but he wished to be
an honest and respectable god, $ he re-
fused to entertain the idea.
Neptune did some good things in his
time. Ii is said that he and Minerva
contended for the right to name the city
of Athens, and the gods declared in ia
vor of the one who should produce the
article most useful to man.
Neptune struck the earth with his tri-
dent, and forth sprung horse, while
Minerva produced an olive branch. II
was decided in her favor, and very right
fully, for, although horses niay be used
for riding and sausage-making purposes,
what would have been the condition Of
the earth had there been no olive oil to
put on lobster:
Neptune was considerably affected by
this decision, and turned aside TO hide
his emotion, although there was really
no necessity for it, as the gods would
not have stolen it, each one having
quite enough Of his own.
The horse Was very good in his way,
however, and Neptune, multiplying
him, took the quotient and established
a corps of horse marines.
Many persons have supposed that
spring, summer, autumn and winter
were the children Of Neptune. This is
not the case, for, although they were
called seasons. the name is . modern
one, and has no allusion to their parent
age.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
" sale Of property for unpaid and Cro,on Ua,er
rents. ~
Public notice L. hereby given that sale Of prorer,v for
unpaid taxes for the year 1853 aud for regular rents N
on water for the year 1882 win take place auction al the
,.y hall, Ia the city Of New York on THURSDAY, the
from day 20 day until tho whole ~ said property shs hs
sold And that the detailed statement Of The prorertv "a
e sold Tor unpaid taxes and Crotou water reats
printed aud published IN the city Of New YORK
ny order Of n A. CONuOIIv fouptrolsr
a CApy, Clerk Of Arrears
NEW YosE, AUGUST q 1877
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SALES At AUCTION.
BAN' AA'N = n hs.h Furniture.
By rS.f sRSs r iss day cs,css
he private residence on SGTh a syepus ali he Fur
in house yilwona Psrlor sst gre, reps
On pspsnSs OAK ana enameed bedroom Suits hair Mat
walnut 5 snd sVg With The
Utensils with which the sale VIII commence Catalogues
| now ready.
pENJ F. THEALI. AGGTIoNSEER,
ID HousEGht4Rtbpp r Eus ~
| Rv TuEALL A BROS foeMoRRow "wednesday, a,
| iO9 o'clock, at the salesrooms No 81 Liberty street
by rHEAAL s BROS, Auor!oNEERs -LARaE
sent I1e I'd 10 GeoE at No Corsaa street he entire
stock Of the celebrated Wders Patent salamander Fire
CHARLEs Homogeneous, AUcroNEER-sELLs AT
10 o'clock at s. Ridge street. the Furniture family
also all the Cooper Tools and Fixtures Sale postive In
DANGEL @. oAULKINs, AUoTIoNEER
~ An extensive sale of Leaf Manufactured Tobacco
room g Broad street THURSDAY, Sept IA 1857
80 LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
9 cases Connecticut state and Western Leaf Tobacco.
g cases VIRGINIA smoking Tobacco assorted brands.
u y bis fine virginia smoking Tobacco.
% bbis short cut Smoking Tobacco,
$4,000 fine Havana Cigars
10000 choice Seed and Havana Cigars.
100000 Connecticut and State Seed Cigars
u
yerS Sf csaee IaaHans SCARS SALE
~ EnWHFD sFSGK riffs pY ssSemsr ID At
about 100 zoo z pariasss Espanoa Figaro &c street,
~ w KELSEY ArcT1oyErR
se mnrogeG real ssse e9yen Honses on
ahsbnrs Nondav sepober IA ls7 Al IL o'clock noon nv
oA ASftoaees a. srookyn CITY
posters n annton or Inv q Mnrnsv Atornex Regstera
| a0lce New YorS " - - ~ -"'P"'' ""e'' A''s''ei
-
street onnoai,e rhs' Pas, on,cs MTNrR soMER
o viii sell at auction on sepsmber TO- at
IN reps and blush. Meoieon. PIANO. Rosewood Extension
ot anS 9age sp aoeogSny wararope
Centre Tables Iibrarv ales PT1sis Carnets Pier and
Nanto Mrrors nnnca Iron ,adsteads coprters show
about GOO Mosquito Nes also large Invoice of Jew
! I BoGART IoNEFR-wEDNEsDAY: sEPTEM
assortment Parlo Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture lot
Fancy Goods &c.
MORRIS WILKINS HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
furntnre ELEGANT Mronzss Mirrors and Pianoforte at
anncItSn, r. II LtpiOW 90 VIII sell at auction, on
rEltpAY Sepswser j. M at u oeoek At the pvoie
way ,nd Sixth avenue, the entire Furniture contained in
S5 eleven pieces n crimson figured atm elegant carved
$1,000 hst easSi carved foewooa Tenure 'aoo ore
makers brdnHe and NrhIe Mantel Ciock real hronls
frs SGOSs at grcnze Nth b1.ss
walnut Dining and Arm Chairs striped reps black walnut
MaBtei Mirrors: Console abes marble tops: cornses
no "Rdo cmr2ns a Table ana Gh1r
oh china vasei Veivc. and brussels CARPETS on Cloths
--- - - : : -- 1e
M % se IH! 12eakT IN, AuGpioNEEK
Bgadwoy chamsers street The stock futures q
rTor $50 80. 80, 81 A1es, VINES ~
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TlY MINER & sOMrRvrtt r--rIiIs nay. AT orr
- OWN .ICiinN sTtuLEe.
III EAST THlRThENtIl SfENEr NEAR FOURTH
ANi IF.
HORSES. CARRrAGEs. WAGONS. &C.

TUESDAY, SrFrrNnrR TO-
SORRrL BrUODGn NARE-i5t. haris, 6 vears ,v.r
ranici sound, Kind End irur. "
Tor RTGCY-Citv built. in rood order
BROWN FLOODED MARE-isi. hands s tears var.
rAnted sound, kind ard tue. 1850
set OF COVERED MOUNTED HARNEss-Ci,y made
nearly new mi in SPLENDID condition,
,BRiGHr nav MARr-l5 hanis, years. kiad. sound,
free, rirted siyl 81 al true Also
COJgb RoCkAWAl, city built for preeen, owner. 70.
getAer .th set COUPE hA'lNESS. IN FIRST rate order
Splendid PAIR or BAY MARES. G years, I5L hands
thnronshl rcd, suund, kri free stylish and true.
BAY HORSE Is hands years, sound. kind aud true
ar. nearly - -
xind ~ - ' 'N''' SWIM "hN
ish rrd true. $500 ~ " " "''s' ''''
.TrRNouriHoRsg, WAGON AND HARNESS Fun
a.WY9 81 AT 2ocEAwAY. nearly new aud SET SINGLE
aon "a catalogue. '' ~" uesN"P-
Several oher Horses several other Wagons uarnsss t
&C further description IN catalogue ~ tlmo Of SHE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

A CCrIOS NOTICE. -ELRGANr HOUsEuOLD FrR
N nnure AZ prsate sale n great lcc fo~ clsh.
beantfn peror suit n French frun bro,sie co., ss,
Will be sold Tor Sl5 one do IN green for .s5
wood Pisnofoe raror pcdroofn anil Dining Room rurui.
fure At bargain Tnqurc Heecker street nesr pro
Call from mnruing o'clock M evening" az oro,k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

T BoGART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sEPTEM
Der II, at II o'clock AZ the auction rooms No North
william street. Household Furniture consisting of general
assortmen OF Parlo Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture lot
FRncY Goods. &c.