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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on Tnu
% day of January. A. D. 1899, = warrant In
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate " Saml.
X. Jones. In the county Of Scot. end State
Of Iowa. who hes been adjndced bankrupt. on b .
own petition. That the payment of any debts and
del very OF any property belonging 10 such bankrupt
u him. for his u.e. and the ansfer or any proper
ty by him, are forbidden by law. That meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt TO prove their debts
and choose more assignees Of his estate will
be holden in the city OF Davenport. before N N.
Price Register, on the 10th day Of February, A. D.
lss9, .. 10 o clock A. NJ.
j2-d4s-eet q. W. CLARK,
L. s.. Marphal, ~ Messenger. Dist. of Iowa.
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Co.partnership Notice.

1 tesing uadee SAe nAne ef Luse . osigeo, ie thio
Gay Dissolved By mutual eeueeas. Mr. I. P. Luso
seuriLe. The oa6o0iooso vill continue the busi-
Of 0siegs, wotsen D Day.
FL. 0uloOO.
Q. n. WATSON,
=. "A. DAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
THE CITY.

SRx advertisement Of the Grand Mirrer
Of Italy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

OF Hartford, Conn.
Ae0etas ever. -, ,o~o, o0o.
+. b. MERRILL, state Aseot.
Cor. "a and Brady Streets. DAVENPORT. IOWA
~ Reliable men can lsd steaAy eopleynsst b
calling at the Charter Oak oGco. 1ceSl.Alv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

WsirE NusrAs, just received st Stree
per's, No. % West Secsnd street..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

RErUasED.-D. L. II. Haxsn, who bss
been spending the past Two months in New
York and Brooklyn, for the purpose Of
visiting some Of the leading medical institu.
tions has returned and 10 sgain ready for
duty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Annual Meeting.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF FuI
1 Stockholders Of the First Nationsl Dank Of Dav-
snport, Iowa. for the election Of Directors. viii b
held at the Bank on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Jane
osy next, ~ o'clock r. NJ.
HUoo SCHMIDT, Cashier.
Oavon port, Iowa, Dee IS 1oOo dtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Ds. RAsDoLPn's Oratisn, u the Durtia
Opera House. Sunday evening, Jan. Sd.
Subject: Why is Man Imnsrtalf Wha,
is Soul l.s Origin and Destiny. Facts
~. Theories.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

CONSTITUTION BIrfRas ere pleasant . The
smell aud taste, will rsmsvs inpuritiss
fr = the body. aud give health and vigsr
to the frame. Dsrasgsmsnts Of The stem.
ash asd liver are hasbingsrs and soueess Of
insanity. From an obstrussisa Or diseedsr
morbic action Of the syopaahstis and
ether nerves Iollows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

~ 18Th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

4 DsvDls Assl,csIsn. Iseu he Resh
Island Arsss ~ lsass that Judge Dsusy
WAe has bssa sbssaI iee several lays, r.
turned % Wednesday. The Seth ult. sod
found awaiting hi. . tslsgssu issssnlas
him Of Ne death ef bic usthss, % hsr
hsms in RAissbssk. N. 7. He ~ lsh be-
in her usual health bet shsrt tlos bsSees,
10 attend The iusssal 81 Mss. 0asvio. q
Buffalo, the oeshss u Mre. Dsusy, asd
had remained there ssos lays sllss The
funeral, instead Of csmiaG lirssslv hems,
which accounts fer The tslsssan bsisg sssS
here instead Of 10 Buffalo. Ns. Dsssy
wss o. years cid. and had bssn . widow
some eight o. ten years. Mrs. 0asvin was
the widow sf % Episcopal slsssyosn, whs
died nearly 30 ysars sgs. She vAs 70 ysars
cid. Her funeral Wes attended ~ Ne
Bishsp and large numbse Of tAe s!segy.
The death Of these tws sgsd ladies' ecsssrsd
within Avs days sf sasA ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Store for Sale.
AT Tu8 CORNER or SECOND AND RARRI-
a sou Streets, now occupied by John L. Zoeckler,
- meat market 1t IL excellaat bnsinees stand.
Appivto JOHN h. ZORCKLRR
hae9n -
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Notice in Rankrunfcv

Ssls Of Tickets will commence on Monday q
10 A. H., At Grigs.. wItsen I Days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

VALUABLE Books At AucrloS. BY notice
in another column it will be seen that the
library Of the late Judge Mitchell, contain.
ing large number OF very valuable books,
is to be sold at ancsion on Nsnday evening,
Jan. Alb, At Ricksy's store, visls's build
ing, Second street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

Ihere was an active pscnssvs demand for amber winter
Tno Continued unfavorabls tone oi hs cable
ss ss
SaS for sale;
wsis asSls.a ss 6: e;
ss.SsiSss u 70 70: warm Es:.sra % ' %.sd u iY9s
! .ss i q I s5 s s.
sa @ ssssy s Ss $ sSs: sad a q e 81 40 while barley
S' ss
mand and commanded fully 30. higher rates, willis other
S' sss R @
s soon ~As: :: % S iSs ''sss soss. S bale:
iOieum private terms The charters ship so
sa To- S M 'sSa ssrsss fSso s oraa eaS
Ss % G SSa German eass ss % s s WITH WITH
aiSs 5 ss g. i g. ss s .s
sSis Ssns%sas ss: S Ssia
Is
an sd Ts head S no sss: Ss Tss
%s.., W. .' quiet prices were heavy
1 % WAS firmly held a s gold while other
sppps 81 S long rye straw &c.
Hrr ,eara Tha ,.arL. A.. 500. .,.s A.,.-
m hotassEs.-ihe La marker was quiet the demand being
snt Jul Prce weIe eeS9y anu urn a. yestcrdays quota
nnnr s So 6 on g
en seauy ~ Sc & tsc or ana shppng os
~ oo ~ pps IA os a nc nosn Was qe ou steady
DO and sG window & s. o b IA STn
r % common a. h ~ -" sv 20 & n, fna low pae al " u 90
n Ws r VIII ses OF 70 oo wilmington Al S4 and 70
' sH sSs Sss:i tdsf. d
PaoyIscss 80 kegs lard Tho marks. for pork
was 9e psng ~ me nrmness
@ % r me @ sales werc @ er a e 70 aeo@ So bb A.
mess was quoted A. $o For future delivery heard
" ~ MY &c sIay ~ ~, 'orc WIN arr
s as sseauy prces, we,e So ppis' 20 8s
@ a e Anu ~ rs,s ~ hh,. " -, - oss nans n
a % soay w sl"s ~ & o yT,n' a wco sod ~ Vin SSV
Teee @ peel continued nue. 10 RUE dw ana , nominal For cut
@ e nsi a ass WA n" nu P'1 very se9say nomi
& & sa"s To- ,Do oI ay saited
seIc sor .Isa snd ' basaes do % aa s nams
smoEed sSonses Racon was % ouIst a. ss< 'c' ,y 1'
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

The government market was heavy and lower. the
stock ciques having gone out OF their usual
course and essayed ''bear' movement contem-
poraneonsly with that In stocks. reaction
Closed the week at tho following prices:-
United States currency slxes looha 1o9h; do.
skies, 1881, registered. 12o% l21 do. DO, coupon.
lTH al2ih; do. fvetwenties. registered, May ana
November 1908 a l2ok; do. do., coupon 1862, do,
12lX al22; DO. DO, coupon, 1904 do, 12oN 1904;
do do, coupon, 1865 1907 i21; do do registered.
January and July, llo liaA; do. do., coupon,
1885, do, llsH IlsH; DO. DO, coupon, 1887, do,
h9x li9N; 90. DO, coupon, 1868, do., i1sx 11oh;
90 ten'forsles. registered los3 ITO; DO. do. cou.
pom, 1907 ITO.
In Southern securities there was a quiet ana
steady market for the general list, despite the nue.
tratlons IN other departments or she Stock
Exchange. The Tauuassses were nrmw On tbs
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

report that the interest will be paid. the new bonds
being especially strong and active through an
Impression that they are equal In value to the OLD
bonds and there was some realization from the one
to the other. The old North Carolinas became weak
toward the close The special tax bonds showed
decline OF several per cent during the week.
Foreign exchange closed dull and without regular
quotation. the market has been weakened by the
pressure to sell bills to get gold for delivery on
''short' sales Of the precious metal and prices are
nominal.
The total earnings Of the leading railways dealt In
al the Stock Exchange for the eight months from
January to August ST. for the current and previous
year, were as follows. The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern road is omitted no comparison with tho
previous year can be made aimee the consoltda.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
covsI eaLsEnAns-ra,s pAY.

supRsMs sCouRr-CuAMBERs.- Held BY Clorke. IT,
Call OF Calendar IL M.-Third Monday calendar.
MARINE OouRT-TRiAL TERN-Berore Curtis, IL
Gall OF Calendar 10 A. M--N0s 3203 8204 8326 3527
S63l 3ssa $685. 1852 $685. $685. 1914 1925 s644 soa6
3646 S6iT 364S 3e49 $780, 865l 1862 $685. $685. $685.
1868 1850 3661 1852, 8G6s, 1904, 8G65.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
..........s sos, 99s, s4o
eek. ..... SO s97.s73 $s,ess, 6e2

Total for week.. $6,097,873 50, ,662
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January l, 1869, compare with the corresponding
periods In the two preceding years as follows:-
For the tCeeE. 1857. 1868 1859.
Entered at port. $l8i8l97 208, 940 $25l9 S29
Thrown on market. 2,S27,Soo 2,eo9.247 2,SS0.74S
Since Jan. /.
Entered at port. . eo,os2 als 6s7l,23o 75 800, s7e
Thrown on market 75,114,531 63o05,s17 73,22i, $50
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
A .. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
III Splendid Country Seat at Pnssaic, N. J.

~ Splendid Country Seat at PnssAc, N. ).
A. J. BLEECkER SON CO., will sell at auction, on
salssrOon III srsaaway the charming Oriental ResidenSs
the Passac river nve minutes walk from the railroad sta
ton foryva minutes from the foot Chambers street,
theNew and Erie railroad. The mansion forty
ave feet BY ty built in the be. and most substantial man
ner, finished With costly marble manes plate gass, bay
windows, st. Domingo mahogany inside blinds bathrooms
billiard room hot and cold water stationary washtubs and
all the conveniences Of well appointed residence. Also
fine carriage house, stables oe house, cattle houses all in
good order The grounds contain about three acres with
other Stuck will be sold after the sale Of the rest
day Also neat Cottage the river and plot OF Land Of
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

A Hasniacent Household Furniture Ti.noforte Drawing
Room SUITS Paintings Bsonzes, Velvet Carpets silyerware
elegant brown stone mansion 81 West Fifteenth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth commencing at le O'Clock
.hs riches, dsscsp0p %sraussr1s POI. Dc rose
neres brocate Lace Curtains Velvet medallion Carpets
Music Cabinet artistic bronze Sstuay Cook Chandeliers,
0iIraintpgs "E'%srsldA" 6y Iscara "Eoly Family,
Church's "Heart Of the Andes antique lava Vases from
Lounges Chambsrs-Rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus
shses:, GounterpaDss sofas, 6Rair Dining
Buffet elegant Sets Glassware, Chnaware, Silver Casters
Tureens Savcrs Dinner Tea Servce Linen, Sheffield Table
Cutlery, N BThe suctioneer would call particular atten
on Of M friends and the public to this SALE The catalogue
comprising the largest richest assortment OF Household
Furniture offered at auction this The house furnished
less than months and In perfect order Catalogues at the
house, Competent persons In attendance to ship
the goods Parties wishing TO attend this sale take
Fifth avenue stages Sixth avenue cars
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
Uc1IoN sALE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY

A UCTION SALE.--A RARE OPPORTUNITY
6,, for housekeepers wanting good Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS CO., fauctioneers, viii sell au the
handsome Household Furniture at the private
West Twentysxth street. Sixth svenue his Monday
September 20 at f0S O'Clock precsely all the Furniture,
to order seven months for the and
Magnificent rosewood ~ octave Panoforte,
Beautiful Parlor Suits, latest ssyIe
satin brocate, silk reps and striped reps;
Works q Art Bropzes, Cocks, gu Paintinss s.auary
Tables Pier and Man.el Mirrors Lace Curtains Bookcases,
Desk Library Table rosewood and walnut Bedstead Bu
rcaus Washsands Commodes Spring and Hair Mattresses
Beds Bois.es, fows, Blankets Sheets, Sofas Chairs
Rockers, Bed Lounges, with reps harcloh
yslvs grusss. % and %Thrse.Ry Carpets Buffet Extension
Silver Ware; Table Cutlery; Servants and Kitchen Furn
ture Olcloths 6c n. B-Relab1e mon In attendance to
cant ooda for purchasers FREQ to part OF the city,
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

CUFFEkE0 Was modaratey active q steady pfices the
sales being bags ex Unon on private TERMS In Java
there was heavy movement the demand being stimulated
By hs sm Al quantity on the way here and tho high prices
part not all est2ac ao, god' duty paid In other kinds
FLoUR GRAIN-Receipts, 1850 bbls -four, lS bags
corn msaa iese4 bushels wheat ssM do corn, DO
oats and ~ do barley Tho -four maket quiet steady
There was almost demand for export and the sales
mainly 70 the trade Yesterdays prices California four
du and nominali the sales 5000 bbs For South
our the market dull and heavy the being 400
bbs rye lour was g9iet su steady sales 80 bbs Cora
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept. 1852. N.
CoTToN.Ths market was quiet but steady at the open
Ing but dull and lower a the close when middng upands
sold at B0c The offerings fair, while the were
only 9s bales of which 664 for spinning 2 for export
"a on speculation and 100 in transit For future delivery the
market WAS moderately active at about former prices the
sales being foowss5o bales average middtng for
September at 2sc 2Ss<c, $50 do. mddng Gulf for Octo
Der private terms. 400 do, basis low mddng for
vember, 100 do for December S6c 100 do for
January at 35c. and 400 do b. at Savannah Charles
ton for December private terms We append the closing
quotations.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
EARNINGS PROM JAsuAHY l TO Auausr 81,
$50, ssO,Sss SS3,54e,sS2

Total ...........$ $3.50 s0,6ss $S3,64e,SS2 $s7S1,6Aa
Annexed Is q comparative statemenrshowlng the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1885,
ls8s 1889.
Thirty seventh week., $646, 500 &313,t19
Previously reported... 65, S52o68 25,274,08T
Total sos, $685. ,94o $25,6S7, 1856
The specie exports from New YORK since January
to date In the aforementioned years have been as
foiio
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
AUCTION SALE.-l13 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH ST
IA Frat class Household Furniture at

~ ,oN ~ uuTson, ~ f On ,nIs no xv,
Twenty seventh street. LUXE fITZGERALD, Auctoneer,
will sell above to the highest bidder the entire Furniture
OF the said house, Of family leaving for Europe
sonssng in parts, VIZ Il magnificent rosewood Plano.
$50 has fve years guaranteed elegant and black
walnut Parlor SUITS covered with the richest description OF
Brusss: and Ingram Carpet. Centre sds and Pier
Cabinets, imported from Paris real Lace and Nottingham
Curtains French Pier and Mantel Mirrors 80 Oh Paintings
Figures Bronze and CIT Clocks 100 Paror Ornaments, &C.
XIV wardrobes, Centre Table, BOOKCASE with Schiller
Crafts work. 81 horse har Mattresses, Spring Beds, Fea
ting 0coth Velvet KSes Wh.tno!s and Booksand Exten
sion Dining Table Buffet Chsrs French China and Crock
nut and Enameled suirs Hair Mattresses. and Rose Blank
e Counterpanes Sheets Pillows Bolster China Toilet
Sets Bsdsteads, bedding, Bureaus and wsahsand Linen
Tableclohs, Napkins and Towels, Refrgsrators Paror
yan. aPsrtmen: Ihs furniture in the aboy: house quite
chaser. Sale absolute. Terms cash. Goods packed and
shipped for purchaser.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

The excess over the legal reserve last week was
el0,7ea,o53, and this is slo,oaa, ,5s4--a gain Of
$223,5sl.
In the gold market the situation was without i'm.
portant change, the "bull" combination patiently,
quietly aud energeticay holding the market against
decline. The course OF the premium was steadily
upward although the advance at the close was an
improvement OF only one per cent upon the opening
price. The range Of the market during the week
was as follOws:--
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MATTnEws-DEAN.-On Wednesday September
16 at the residence OF the brides brother Brooklyn
u. D., BY the Rev. Charles 8. Pomeroy Captair
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS, OF Orange. N j.. to Mist
ELIZABETH DEAN, daughter OF samuel Dean ESQ.,,
OF Stamford Conn
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
Great sale At auction.
200 Building Lots In the city Of Bergen.

SLsECxER SON co. win sell a, auction on Tues.
day. Sept s 1882 at O'Clock, the premises about goo
Building Lots beautifully West Bergen in the i'm.
mediate vicinity OF the depot OF the railroad TO Newark
In good running ordsr The property ID Admirably stu.
nssa and comprises some Of The ane, and most beautiful
sands Of dollars have expended on this and The sdion
ing property in close proximity the depot in laying out
none q which ss than GO feet in width and many of
lony three milos facility Of by tie new Newark
Railroad with trains necessarily running the fine character
Of the scenery beauty Of the grade and the finished
ths avenues and Streets ali combine 10 render this OF
and overtaxed New Yorkers Ample viii be
those who wish attend SALE special trains
BY the Central Railroad win be the day The
sale win be absolute Sixty per Of the purchase money
ob,siHsd a q Cedar street New York of DELos q.
II 20 A. M.
until Thursday, Sept g.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
SALES AT AUCTION.
TosEPH INQUIRE, AUCTf0NEER,
u O1ics No. 81 Cedar street, corner Broadwa

Supreme Cour-In the Matter Of OF ths Rs
tate Of Thomas GregAn, deceased
In pursuance OF order Of this court dated the 18th dsv
August 1862 the undersigned will sell at puble auction
he Eschsnss sas.room III Rrosdvay Nav Yos cv
on the 18Th DAY Of October, 1852 - O'clock noon, hs
leaaehod Property and the unexpired OF the Lease
about years mentioned and described In the petition ana
order Ned herein situated on the northwest OF Forty
second street and Seventh aad city the
Mansion Stables and all the right title and interest Of Ill The
parties claiming ttie thereto.
Dated September II, 1869.
JOHN CALLAHAN, Referee
THOMAS G. FIxLDs, ESQ.,,
Attorney for administration, ll6 Nassau strsss.
JAMES CAGkEY. AUcTIoyEER, oFFIoE BIS WASH.
ngton street. Canal Boat Farmer Tuesday at 2 o'cockC
es foot Canal street. suitable for produce feed
marke. coal aoy overhauled large house deck And
rick Sold privately BY applying a. auctoneers ofcs.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

A UCTION sALB or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUBNI
~ ture, &c.On this day Monday, commencing at l8H
O'clock ]. WILDEY Auctionee Win sell the entire contents
OF the large brown stone residence 1888 East Nineteen street,
ter Tables French plate Pier Mirrors superb
ocvc Panoror,e Dining Room Fur ue, rich Carpets ele
CANT Bedroom Furniture pure curled Horse Hair Maeses
patent Spring Beds Chairs Carpets &c. all of which
B-1he abovs residence let responsible tenant
only. Inquire OF auconeei, or ut d i'road street.
A AUCTION-JAMFs NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.-
"A Drug StorcWl be Sold Tuesday Sept 2t the Con-
tents Of the well known Drug Store No Sixth avenue,
Fourth The stock In fine Order and will be sold In
party wishing 10 start business Store to rent Lease and
Good VIII for sale cheap. Sale positive
A UCTrON NOTICp.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
Paror suits Ia six brocae silk striped reps plain reps and
harcloih from S65 to 1928 large variety Chamber,
Library, Paror Dining Furniture, cheap for cash. 10
Blsecker street, near Broadway.
)Y ARCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER.
ID Oce aud saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite tho Post
office.
1874 Madison avenue, door from Thirtyfourth
The great house OF
JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL will sell Wednesday,
Furniture made order and imported from Paris for The
Drawing Room will be found
Suits covered in Satin Brocate Encognure boise de rose
Curtains to match, elegant Lace Curtains, heavy French
plate Pier and Msnte Mirrors Velvet and Aubusson Car
pets, Etagers, ornaments Msntel Clock with Vases to
In the Library
Dining and bedrooms may be found wood and black
walnut furniture of rich description, hair Mat.
trcssc Feather Beds Pillows and Bosters Sheets Pillow
Sale to commence with the Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

CHINA, GLASS, oRoCKERY, YELLOW WARE TABLE
will se Tuesday Sept 81 at O'clock as SO Barclay
street. general and desra bic assortment OF the goods
the shelves In lots TO suit city and country retail Trade
Goods well packed for chipping
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

r r. TRAvER, AUoTIoNEER-rRAvER EsLER,
y once SO Liberty street. win SELL Monday September ~
at l0 o'clock, at ia Atlantic street, Brookvn 2u0 pieces
ready made Cothps ss barrs Vinegar three barrels No
iasses boxes Tea ono Sofa Dosk, Piano. Pat
turea Lease Ac TsA And mosssss be sold on sooaas o
former purcbAaer.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

DRUG sT0RE.-BENJ. II. sEIxAs, AUCTfoNEER
~ VIII sell on Thursday, Sept a. nt 10 O'CLOCK at 80 Bar
clay street. the entire Stock and Fixtures Of Drug Store
To be sold without any 'rcscrve.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20


A UCTIOS NOTfCE.-BOOTS AND SHOES
n TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II,
AT f0k O'CLOCK A. ~,
REGULAR SEkI-WEEkLY SALE or
. BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs AND BALMORALs,
IN variety received from manufacturer nfapted TO
present wants of buyers will he sold advances
AARON CLAFLIN 4 CO., Auctionesrs,
Is Murray street and 81 Park place.
A uCTI0N NOTICE.-BOOT5 AND SHOES.
"A BY CHARLES G. WARREN, AuCTIONEEH,
Salesrooms 81 ana 6S Reade street.
-. TUESDAY, September 81, at I0k O'Clock.
BOOTS, SHOES, BROoANs, BALMOKALS, CATERS
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES AND UPWARDS,
-. Principally fresh made, seasonable goods,
IN 0kEAT VARIETY OF STYLES, SIZES AND GRADES.
. SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Next saie following Friday September "a.
A J. BLEEcKER. AUCTIoNEER.
Great sale At auction.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

DY N. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER.
ID VIII cell Monday September 70, and Tuesday, 2lst
at 10 clock each day. ssesroos 10 Nassau street,
the entire Stock of Furniture Dealer and Cabinet Maker
declining buness Tha stock embraces dne Parlor Suits
In rosewood and walnut all kinds OF Dining Room and
Chamber Furniture Mattresses Mirrors wardrobes, Book
Bullets, and In fact regular assortment worthy
attention OF dealers and others.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER AND TwINRs.
po.r OYFIcE pEPARrMENr

wAsHISuToN, ID. q. Nov. 7, 1865
5,E ? NOON fnI for Ga r4sEGs %sppgnr %g nPf
@s q Ss ISL Gss gnsSa
to the Department At the blank Agency Of the Post
once Department at Washington, d. G..
quality ihsTsof resaiTed are sPsSted bsSW %nu n'
$500 reams Of Wrapping Paper. 2Ox25 inches in
respects to that now Ia use n The Depart
nent, and to weigh p pounds to the ream,
ljO reams OF the same kind of paper, 26xp
inches In size, to weigh 6j pounds to the
lOO, 900 pounds Of jute, or other suitable Irvine,
hard hard twisted and i balls and to weigh
1900 pounds o. course Hemp Twine. about one.
eighth q an inch In diameter, and In balls.
Proposal. VIII BE- SSi foS eSGR Article sepa
raisly, or for all the articles
lowest and best I'D er. to be dstsrmined alter ~
ba ~ Ss S &c
More or less than the estimated quantities may
be ordered, as the necessities Of the Department
may req lire, at the discretion OF the Postmaster
samples Of such articles as now used at the ro,t
Blank Agency Of the Post Oiiiee Department
Bidders win send samples o. such articles as they
Bach bidder must furnish with hIS proposal guar.
sntees Of his ability to comply with his bid. and
eeLllhSate from postmaster that such guarantors
Two sufficient suTetes will be required to a con-
failure to furnish an article contracted for
pronPy hGTnl'Shing h az article in,srlor to that
for forfeiture Of The contract,
HIS not made In conformity with this notice
:, Proposals must be marked on the envelope with
ne name o. ths article bid fo5 and the letter ad
@ssKins!oa, DC ALEX, ". RHSpSIfT",' SIfT"''''
n0lO wet Postmaster General.