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CLEVELAND MAHoSNe &C.

CLEVELAND Uct- ., Isds.--I
A Dividend of three and half per
n cent free of Government Tax, has been
declared by the Board of Directors on the
f1Il shares Of the Capital stock OF this Com
pany, payable at the office Of the Company
In Cleveland on the 10th day of November
next. The Transfer Books will be closed on
the 3lst inst, and opened on the Ilth OF No
GEORGE NYGATT, Treasurer.
Oct. 2s-3ys
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF2S SALE.
y The State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Ann VI Meeker In Tmmbull Common
rs Pleas. BY virtue OF an
Andrew c Baker. order of sale issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County Ohio, in the above named case, to me
directed and delivered, 1 have levied on and
shall ex pose 10 Public sale at the South door
OF the Court House in Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF December, 4. n 1SSs.
between the hours OF one and three O'Clock
estate, to wit:
A house and lot in Newton Falls, in said
Trumbuu county, and Is the same decided 10
said Andrew Baker, by Isaac Lane. Ap-
praised at - Terms, cash.
- - r = MIAIRD sheriff
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NTFSsENGERtS NOTICE.

M EcSENtIfsHp AUIIOE.
" This Is to give notice that on the S9th
day- OF October, A! d. 1883, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy Kas issued agafnstt the estate OF
James II. Rilsbee. of Warren, in the county
Of TrunibUII and Eta te of Ohio, who has been
adjudged q, bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment Of any debts and delivery
OF any propeTfy belonging TO such bankrupt,
to hiIn OF for his use. and 1he transfer OF any
properly by him Is fDrtii 4 den by law; that a
meeting Of the CredItors f-said bankrupt to
prove their debts and choose one or more as
signees Of his estate VII be held at a Court OF
Bankruptcy TO be holden ut Warren. Trum-
bull conntf Ohlo, before L-c. Tones, Esquire,
Register, ON the 30th day OF November, A.
D. ls6S at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
SETH " LAIRD,
Deputy z. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
RATLIFF & HUNTER, Att'ys for Petitioner.
Warren November 4-2t
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New Brick Residence

DOR SALE, at less than cost, on
Scott St., five minutes walk from the
Post Office, has 10 fine rooms, front and back
stairs, wide halls, large buttery, closets for
bed rooms, and dining rooms, cellar kitchen,
so barrel Cistern, good wen, splendid location,
free from dust and the many anoyanees OF
close contact with business streets.
this Office or address 81 NV. H. FORBIS.
Box SSS, Warren, P. o.
Sent. I6. 1851
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DARN FOR SALE, situate 5 miles
north OF Sharon, and % miles from
Snarpsburgh, towards Orangevflle; only 2lS
miles from stations on the A. & G. W. and
the p. & T. Railroads, containing lo9 acres,
90 or l69 acres. 10 suit the purchaser.
II is superior stock farm, a large part
suitable for grain. and is in good condition
water, timber, fences and fruit all right
Barns good House comfortable, but the land
VIII be sold at a price TO enable the purchas-
er to build new one if desired, TO suit his
own fancy. will give first rate bargain
for ready cash, or short payments
WILLARD HULL.
Oct. q. lS0o-St Orangeville. Ohio.
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TACTIN GOvERNNIENT.-"My dear
said an indulgent father to his wife,
s'make these children get off to bed !;
they are doing mischief, and will not
mind me-" The mother looked up
and mildly said, "Whichever little
boy loves mother best, will come to
her first" A moment brought both
children to her side!
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DETITION. The State of Ohio,
u Trumbun County, 81.

II
III Trumbun County, 81.
Lawrence II. Dewolf,1 In the Court OF
vs. Common Pleas.
James l. Iaughlin.
The defendant, James l. Laughlin, Is here
by notified that said Lawrence H. Dewoli
has hled his petition in said Court, against
him: the object of which petition is 10 recoy-
er OF said James L. Laughlin SaS7 -, with in
terest from April ID, 1857. which he claims by
reason of the said defendant having guaran-
teed TO him the payment OF a certain written
obligation of one Cyrus a. Laughlin, dated
January y 1854 which the said Cyrus has
failed TO pay as expressed in said obligation.
That attachment proceedings have been
issued In said case and levied upon lands in
Kinsman Township, Trumbull County, Ohio,
owned By said defendant The prayer OF
said petition is for Judgment against said
defendant for S237,72, with interest from
April ID 1857. The defendant will answer
said petition on OF before the 26th day OF
December, 1865, orjudgmeut viii be rendered
against him and an order taken tosell lands.
LAWRENCE H. DEWOLF.
BY John NJ. Stull, Atty for Plaintiff.
oct. q, 1S6S-6t-
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I DANKRUPTCY. ....
DIN the District Court of the United States
Tor the northern District of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of Charles A. Lyman, of Warren, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland, in the
said District, on the $lst day of octOber, A. d,
1865
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, IS.
Take notice that a petition has been filed
in said Court by Charles A. Lyman. of War
rem, In the county OF Trumbull. in said Dis
trict duly declared Bankrupt under the Act
of Congress Of March 2, 1867, for a discharge,
and certificate thereof from al his debts
and other claims provabie under said Act,
and that the 2lst day of November next, at IL
O'Clock A n, Is assigned for the hearing Of the
same, when and where you may attend and
show cause, If any YOU have, why the pray
er Of the said Petition should not be granted.
You viii also take notice that the second
and third meetings Of Creditors, required by
the 9th and 18th sections Of said Act, viii be
held by 0rierof said Court ON the 18th day
OF November, A, j. 1868, at l0o'clock a. ".
AT warren in said District, before L. c, Jones,
Esquire, one OF the Registers of said Court
~ EARL BILL Clerk OF the District Court.
Tothe creditors Of said Bankrupt.
November 4tf q g "
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| IhBGF SIZES Far ARGE STABt ES

THE FASTEST IN THE WORLD.
Old Cutters altered, saving one-third. Call
and see it at Work, or send for illustrated
Circular. to j. E BR0CKWAY,
Sept. I6, lS5S-Sm. Orrangeville, o..
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1t is better to have beef corned than
men.
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The back door bell-A pretty kitch-
en- maid.
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nR MYERS, late of Pennington,
Jtenders his professional service 10 the
people of Warren and vicinity, office front
room, over Park & Chew sStore-Stiles block.
Hours, from 10 to u, a. M. and to 3 p. m.-
Residence, corner Of High and Chestnut StS.
Nov q iS67-lys
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GALES COPPER STRIP

FEED DOOTTSR,
rs the best of all; cutting Hay, Straw
and COrnstalks. Price, from S11 TO $43.
Warranted 10 giue you entire satisfaction in
.-allrllIal
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and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
mesfie Dry Goods, Silk and Straw Bonnets,
Trimmings, Varieties, &c, at the sign OF
the Warren DYg Good Sore Phoenix Block,
Warren. Ohio.
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nR. A. q. MINOR, Physician and
Il ISurgeon, Office over middle room Of Ma
son Block. Niles Ohio lOct- l6, ls6s-tL
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FREDERICK LIZ ROY eldest son OF lie ROY NJ and Eliza
f. Shear, aged q years, less II days.
funeral this (Tuesdayl afternoon. at two O'Clock.
dublin, Irelandl Rutland, vtl ST. Augustine,
Tla:l san Francisco, Call Detroit, Michigan and
sELIa.-0f cholera infanIum, at Lake Mahopac, ON
sunday, July IL, BLANCHE H0RTENsE, beloved daugh-
yer OF Apraham and Antoinete Seig, aged lyear and
The funeral will take place at the residence OF her
parents 1T West Fortyeghth street. this (ruesday)
morning, July IA, at nine O'Clock.
Of Ellen and the late Cornelius TObin, aged years.
month and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mother, 2ss Mulberry street, this Tuesday
THoMsoN.-At Brooklyn, L. l., on Sunday after.
noon, July IL, NARY B., daughter OF w. N. and
Louise Thomson, aged months and days.
the relatives and friends Of the family are respect
dence sl8 West Thirty ninth street on wednesday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
wILLIAMs.-In this city, on Monday, July ls EB.k.
EzER b. WILLIAMS, aged 81 years, months and
day.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from ST. Philips church.
wALsH.-On Monday, July 1S, CATHERINE FRANCES,
the beloved child of Lieut. II. d. and Terese Walsh,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon. at
hall. past one O'Clock, from 1Os Allen street.
rnsScis youngest 0a sOn Of o ohn and EssosR
Walter, aged year, 4 months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
d6oe Of his parents 430 West Thirty seventh street.
this Tuesdayl afternoon, at two O'Clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING on Sunday, June IL, OF
cholera infantum, CHARLES THOMAS, only son Of
Patrick and Amelia Whaen, aged 10 months and Fl
days.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the
FUNERAL from the residence OF his parents 139 Greene
street. this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock
WHALEY.-On Monday, July Is, SUSAN youngest
child OF Nathaniel and Lucy Ann Whaley.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday after
noon at three O'Clock from l35 Clinton street. near
Broome street, l.,.--rr, 40 II - sag
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BIsnoP.--The companions Of Zetand Chapter, No.
III, X. A. M. are hereby requested TO meet ut the
rooms OF washington Heights Lodge, No $50. corner
OF 156th street and Tenth avenue this Tuesday) az
ternoon July IA, at halfpas two o'clock, TO attend
the funeral of their late companion, FRKDBRICK
BISHOP. Trains leave Hudson River Railroad depot
Thirtieth street, at two O'Clock p. N. BY order Of
3. r. GARDNER, Secretary. M. Il. H. p 4
BRADY.-On Sunday, July IL, JOHN 7. BRADY, the
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Brady, aged Is yeeIs
and Is days. .-..-.-.. .a... $500
The reaii,es and friends Of the family, also We
members Of st. Teresa's Mutual B. and b Society,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral ehts
Tuesday morning, at nine O'Clock, from his late
residence, So Cannon street. His remains win Be
taken 10 st. Teresa's church, where q solemn mass
OF REQUIEM will be ocred for the rcp0se Of his SOUL
from thence TO Calvary Cemetery for interment.
BRoDERICK.--DAvIp q. BRoDsRrcK, youngest son
OF Peter and Ellen G. Broderick, aged years,
months and n days.
Funeral from parents residence s7T Bleecker
street, this Tuesday afternoon. VI Two o'clock
CLARK.--On Monday, July 10, ct the residence OF
her son-in-law. Robert r. Simouton 11s Buffoik
street, ELIZA CLARK.
rhs fsicads and relatives OF tho family arc respect
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Wheat dull and nominal lower prices
9yyr 9 e.a,d = 6 s The ss sss y
ana al 80 o' ',as,s a.
a. q ~ new Te sas wse
bushels at ii o. ii Is for unsound 81 10 III prime
Wore sahr and e Ss emsud but Closed quiet sales
bushels . a. ss IN sor s. and an0a' hye barley
FIR mari Of renamed dull but rates ere I'M
The I dS
5000 bushels 70 LONDON per steamer 50 bag,
Charters end Norwegian bark from Bamoss
petroleum &c. lOc per CASE and one with
tween Havre and Hamburg on private terms.
GUNNIEs.-Bags were dull and nominal at &c., whit
es was ~. dull but ssS :, s.aIy.
fSs Ssrls s' continued to rule dull and h..
@ o @ @ as 4o ssr dSs for 1857 crop Oc
HEMP.-Ai kinds were dull at our last quotations We
MoLAssEsTSe marke. for all descriptions remaip.d dul
and prices entirely nominal
zoo do ron The market FOR e former wa. S1
the free arrivals prices receded about Nc per gallon
sIo,ns !ss; slss sssr demand prevailed however
and 30 do. d. from he wharf at S0' &c. re re
were manned ss Sb saSed az IS Sc
and 100 No at &c. We quote strained a. s7 2s5 No
ss a.ss s7, No So 50 - So pale ss Ss,
Wilmington brought 50 &c. " 80 NV ''''
selling from srushers hands at 81 os
~PnovfsIoss-Receipts si5 bbls. pork 2 do Issd The
market for pork was only moderately active hut again
hrIner, and prices about l5c. per bbl higher.
for new mess. 1 Old mess wa, quoted ss rs IS
mess ss4 aa So For future delivery we heard Of no sales
Live hogs were in good demand prices ranging At from
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
AITEESs-HUaHEs-On Monday, July Is at ST.
Johns church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Dr. Burgess
FRANKLIN Ii. ATHENS, Of New York. to MARY L.
HUGHES, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
CoEy-REyNoLDs.-AtS st. Thomas chapel, on
Thursday. July Q, by Rev. William r. Morgan d. D.,
Mr. JAMES CoEY, of san Francisco, CAL, to Miss Ma
RIA l.. REYNOLDS, Of this city.
LgaGAr-TRAvER.--On Wednesday, June TO- by the
Rev. Eastburn BENJAMIN, ALEXANDER LEgGAT OF
New York, TO ANNA TRAvER, OF Albany, n. Y. No
cards.
San Francisco papers please copy.
ROOME-BAvRRsTOCK.-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on wednesday, July 8, by the Rev.
George Mathews, Mr.. II. RErNAGLE RooME TO Miss
@. ELIZABETH BAvERsrocx, all Of this city. No
cards.
Pennsylvania and Minnesota papers please copy
wEMYss-TiTUs.-On Monday, July IL, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. g. d. Jack
son, FRANCIS s. wENyss to KATE Z. TITUS, OF West
chester.
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C0FFEE.-K0 was spurIhgIy dealt In but hffnIy held.
Sales 1873 bags ex Sepner on private terms Other kinds re-
NAMED dull and nominal. M. errI 81 81
FLOUR GRAIN.Recep's $3.50 bbls -four, 81
meal 0 bushels wheat do corn a. 400 do oats 6O
do malt do peas The market for State and Western
-four dull and heavy and the sales gsneraly
decline of loc. 1bc. from Saturdays prices. The
market irregular, however, and make
change in our quotations California flour was dull and
nominaly unchanged The sales were $500 bbls.
The sales were confined to about 200 bbs Rye -four
Corn quiet steady former prices The sales
400 bb rs for city, IS IS for Western so
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY July ls-6P.M.
roSReceipts, 1928 bales. The market opened quite
acuve, but subsequently became quiet and closed dull
Prices were heavy and still irregular, without quotable
change The sales comprised 1900 bales including LOO
spinning and 200 for speculation Suboned the current
Quotations. - -
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DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
ID AT JOHNSTON AND VAN TASSELL'S, AUCTION
Mari liz East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue.

two elegant family Trnouts, ten
elegant Ponies broken 70 saddle and harness.
black Mares, three rotnng ltorses superior saddle
Horse close CarTisBss Psslon several other
top and top Wagons, Harness. &C. For particulars
under head Of Horses and Carriages We never postpone
sale account OF the wheather.
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RY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
- Furniture, Carpets Mirrors &c, being the entire
Of dealers declining business this day Tuesday, July H.
10y O'clock l4s Beecker street near Lsuren hs entire
large assortment Of kind and description of both
and second hand Furniture embracing dressing and plain
Bureaus Wardrobes Bookcases, Centre. Card Dining
Tapestry, three-py and ingram; Plain Goods, &c. n B.
The sale will be peremptory and without
partnership Also Lease Of Store will be sold De-
posits required from every purchaser.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE OF CROCkERY, Alchemy g.
"A EVANS, Auctoneer will sell Tuesday July IL, at 10
O'clock, Barclay street general assortment of white
granite and common Ware Table Cutlery, Glassware Fruit
Jars Fancy China &c in lots 10 suit dealers Goods well
packed for shipping. 81 Il n a.4o- - -,.s
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m HENRtQuEs, AuCTIoNEER,
TREAT sALR OF SPLENDID CITY LOTS
ut West Elizabeth Station,
Elizabeth CIV, New Jersey,

AbLEN& BROWN viii soil At auction, on premises
Juv IA 1885, 12k o'clock the following valuable
properly numbering 500 CITY Lots divided n,o building
sites four lots sech most All The o,s blocks
CITY CLERKS once jersey of the most fashion
Able seets aud paved with Belgian pavement and
lined with elegant residences through the centre OF the
property Park has been protested In the immediate
day Essbsh inside Of 50 minutes from foot Of Liberty
SSs ouyorunity offers unusual INDUCEMENTS 70 ali persons
6eeirine residence Of easy 10 New York. -
lies purchas. building sites here for future rise and NOT
ksve consumed with Elizabeth
SuSnSs &C., already paid for The whols properly win be
cent can remain mortgage. special train win Ienvs
foot o. liberty street, n odoct On the day Of sse, for
xucsioneers. For and further particulars apply 70
WOODRUFF SONS, Elizabeth.
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UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C.-HENRY at
"A EVANS auctioneer viii sell Wednesday, July L.
10 O'Clock, at 70 Carmine street. the Stock retailer
Gs Ola Lamps OIL Cans Measures, &C. AtlsM WIN be
pleasure, Wagon, Harness, &C.. &C. Sale without re-
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A ucTIoN NOTICE.

Household Furniture,
Properly of a family leaving the city,
al private Mt less than auction prices all the elegant Fur
nure contained in the private residence West Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth Room
Suit covered French brocatel &450 for $1,000
800 Pianofore cost $500 for sso Etaseres Carpets MIR
Beds.eads Extension Table, Buffet China
Silver Ware In lots to suit purchasers At half original
The II ouse for sale.
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DY BoBERr soMERyILLE AUCrIoNEER AND REAL
I'D Estate Broker.

Once and Saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
ROBERT sOMERvILLE will sell by auction, this day,
TUESDAY, July H. at l0f o'clock, salesoon 81 Nassau
street. assortment OF elegant Household Furniture
TO the ssesroom for convenience, and consisting part
Brusses Wilton and Administer Carpets, Rugs Pier
TEL Mirrors Paror Suits sideboards Extension Tables, Buff
fe Card Tables, Centre Tables Rockers haircloh
hogany Chairs, folding Amchars painted and black
Bedroom Suits, Dressing Bureau, washstands wardrobes
fine black walnut Bookcases seat Chairs, &C., &c
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II COOLEY, AucrIossER,. SELLS THIS DAY. AT 81
III New Chambers ttrec,, Pearl ~ O'Clock ea
ocks Pictures bedding Mattresses sewing Mschnes Also
0ofa ksesa wagon Vendors Wagon, twoborse country
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A UCTIoN SALE OF OVER $4,000 OF ELEGANT
n Household Furniture, this Tuesday (July I morning.
a o'clock precisely at the elegant Eve story residence liz
Ing OF Velvet russel Carpets magnificent Piano
forte five Parlor Suits cred with brocate rep
CLOTH Bookcase, Etageres Tables Curtains Mirrors Paint
ng Bronzes Sta.uary Vases Also 500 lots of Parlor
Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture. positive Re
able in attendance to and goods Tor
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Room and Library Furniture, cheap.
UfTIoS SALE OF OYER ,1 OF ELEGANT
ss IRE
Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Sale positive; Rel
AUCTION NOTICE.
Household Furniture,
0yvs. fs ss: , Of s f%y the city
contained private residsnes West Sixteenth
Bsds.esas Mattresses Table, Buffet China Glass
! by r. COTTON, AUcTIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF
business. 't as.Say s" July IT,.
large assortment kind and description Of both
wsrrobes Boofcass Card dining and
20 q FsS ass;
a % s o pa ~ Store ". Be sod
posts required from every purchaser.
Is At JOHNSTON AND Van T4sssLL's s. AUCTION
Hf bh E' TRs6 Ssna Js 4s. At ESr5
two ELEGANT family T@Tnoas one Road ten
black Mares, three ,re.tns Xorsss spsSor saddle
a o S TOP sc To
under head of Horses and Carriages We never
Try BoBERr soMEFyILLE, AUcrIoNEER AND REAL
ns ' VIII Ell s r o ss
furniture
srgs,s wtS9 and sn A.mRs
s se n s"
hSS1ny ch s ns Psnsa and OSsn
fine black walnut Bookcases, seat Chairs, &c. &c
RY.J. BARRY, AUoTroNEER-LARGE AND PEREMP
~ tory sale Of elegant new Furniture this day (Toesdsy
ss "a. % S'sss
sSs. E.1 sa. . e.. 81 .a
s Dns ns walnut T g
Brussels Carpet elegant new silver PLATED Ware, Cutlery
walnut and perfectly new On. spring Beds horeh.r
had early morning Of sale
LHFps HlyE2 y" auction.
,.1 and and each
gage : By q Adams Express 6onpsSy Dug
parcels, Sc, Unclaimed ssgasss Also order National
Also a. Il O'clock on wednesdsy for account Of whom 4,
may concern mahogany frame Billiard Table, with Balls,
Rr ROBERT , s9MFEyI.LE; AAyerIoSEEs AND
81 q
s East street, between Third and Second
consing Of the following Brussels and ingram
,. sId Chamber s IN S.ss and
Csosassg A. .s g. ,1 Ss's sd
DY j. EDWARD BYLANpI, AycrIoNEER- sALEs.
az ccc al he Fns Contained On
third Of house M Blocker street, comprising the usual
assortment.
CAMPBELL co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
~ Bowery-w sell tomorrow "wednesday, entire stock
Fixtures Of Confectionery and Ice Cream saloon,
Eighth avenue. Spectators and wanted.
ISBEN HATHAWAY, AUCTioNEER.-HATHAwAY 4
~ ARNOLD will SELL in front Of their store No. 100 Pearl
other Liquors. Tea Rasns oreceries &C., Sc. also within
The basement restaurant No. 9 Fulton street. wednes
Groceries FiIures Lease Lcense, &c. &C. above prcmi
ses; also Thursday July is ut II O'clock within liquor
Wines Cigars Fixtures, Lease, License ac &C. above
premises. The above sales without reserve.
as.. 81 sFAs
day. July H. - o'clock, at 81 Liberty street, One Of
black Horses, 1sH hands
GEORGE COOK. AUcTIoNBER, sALEsRooMs ioi
" Liberty street. will sell by auction, Wednesday at
I0k O'Clock second Furniture &c.,
sas Fl
l0gues at sale.
III. GaEAf sxIE OF SPLENDID CITY LOTS
At West Elizabeth station,
Elizabeth s4 c HTa,f EsS Jersey
AbLES& BROWN WIZ se :. auction, 90 the premises or
russd.y July ~ 1855 =, aS c:loet The following valuable
s,es lots each comPrs,ns mos. ali the lots N blocks
oft
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TyY HENRY n. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS MINER VIII sell by auction,
"Wednesday and Thursday July Is and 49, Mt 0 O'Clock
day thsir ssesroom, Liberty street, Unclaimed Bag
gage, By order Of Adams Express Company.
Also,
by order the Harnden Express Company, 800 packages
parcels &C. Unclaimed baggage. Also, by order National
Express Company about 30 packages Unclaimed Baggage
Also II O'Clock Wednesday, for account of whom
Cues, Counters, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-14

A UCTI0N NOTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE
"A Mandatory. 58 Becker Street, near Broadway ele
giant furniture g. less than auction prices and warranted
satin brocete harcoh 1885, $lOO $l2 $3.50 1850;
ALSO over $4,000 worth Of all kinds Paror Bedroom Dining
Room and Library Furniture cheap