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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

Jp,, opened at AIKEN's, sign OF the dOiaeh
E.,,. kssl Thread Laces, Of all widths real
v.Iono;enne. Of all widths; real Point Applique;
Guipure, real black thread and imitation 'I'eD '
and yaen oiennes of all widths real lace manu-,
kerchief. imitation lace Handkerch'eis o. al
qualities: real lace Collars of Point Gau1e' Val
spcienp.s, Thread, Maltese and Cluny'
Chimise,tes of real and imitation Fa'nei
ern.. Childrene' hem stitched Handkerchieis
all nrioes; Ladies' hem stitched Handkcrchiei'
all uure Linen, for Csc, zoe, Ace, Doe, 6Vc, zoe
and 81: do corded borders, for zoe, Toe, 81 an
$l25.
Tucked Nansooks and Cambrci, Tides low
Ella. Napkins. 40, 30. These goods were hougn
from the importer at the present price oil goi
and are very cheap. Please look at them
| C. NJ AIKEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

the baneful influence OF this weto'a"Ae' 10
ception, they sang their little song 'urneu
their lite sommersault and SICK ~ ne'''
sub led for that evening. As variety 90,
tsr,aiumsnt, the show had some merit, anu
the Union rejoicing in free pa'ses' 10 Tue
tullness Of their generosity, gave 'nem
n,tickfulln of adulstion. This did tor them
Last evening they were to give their last Gu
tertsinnent, and with all the blaring OF the
brass band, they could not d'aw together
more than a dozen small boys, all OF whom
were "dead heads" SO they closed up win
gu, showing at all. Their fate should prove
as warning to all the advertising pubh'
who expect to meet with success in Roci
Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

THE MENDELssoHN QuINTETTE. -- Inc
Mendelssohn Quintette Club, of Boston, IS
coming to Davenport, and are going to give
one evening to classic music in the buF"S
Opera House. This Quintette was organ
lied in l849, and is now 20 years old. The
reputation they have attained Is worid-wlde,
and each member of the Quintette Club has
national fame. Ryan, one of the original
members Of the club, is one Of the most I'M
ished clariouette players in existence, be
sides being ar artist 81 violin, viola, cornet
piston, and in fact every instrument OF On
| orchestra Schuitze is rirtuoSO on the
violin who takes rank with Ole Bull and
Vieuxtemps,while Heinde has not his supe
rior as hutist in existence. With Melse
at viola, and Wulf Fries as vlolincellist, the
Quintette takes the highest rank as an or
ganizstion for the rendition of classic in
strumental music in the country. Besde
this, they have engaged as prtmd donn'
Miss Jennie Busk, new soprano, of WHOM
the eastern critics speak in the highef
terms Of praise. None should fail to stten
who by any possibility can do SO, as it wi
! be the musical event of the year in this n
gion. The Quntette appear under the au
rices of the Davenport Library Associstio
= Tickets can be obtained at John Hoy
, music store, in Hulls block. Seats in
Q parts of the house IS cents no extra char
= for reserved seats. A plat of the Ope
g House can be found in Hoyts music stol
where seats may be secured.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil, g.!
have opened . Ware Room for the sale OF
pinned and Glazed Sash, where / will keep con-
SANITY ON hand all sizes Of these articles, which
can sell ct much cheaper ras~s than they can
hs purohs,ed for elsewhere. l obtain my Glass
go. ths m.nufsctories NJ Pittsbury thereby
s.yiss Ii. profits which others must pay who
hn, IN hi, market. All Builders, Psrmsrs and
osSsr, in want Of Sash will consul. their own in
tsr,st By giviag me call before Purchasing else.
vssr. a. en- sfsring unusual induoensnn fo'
~ rad. IA. BIDDIscs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

CHRISTMAS Is CoMING.--Adverhsers
should accordingly take notice and have
their holiday goods placed prominently be,
fore the purchasing public. The best ad'
vertsinp medium in Rock Island or adJo'n
ing counties is the DAILY ARGUS. SO come
forward at once and secure good positions
in our columns, that the public may under
stand where to go to purchase their holiday
presents.
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Come in out of the Cold.

Bamberger /, offering double width Beaver
sscsiugs at $3.50 per yard; Ladies Fur Sets
$3.50: Nubias, soc; Ladies' Japan Switches
S5c: Prints as low as &c. lie invites the "''en,
ton Of the ladies to the winter styles oil Backs
Wraps, ghnwls and Knit Hoods, just recelVed'
Gentlemen's Clothing made to order 20 PEI
cent. cheaper than any other house in the Guy
co,d fts warranted New cutter
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Henry FISHER, late with Chas. Fisher,
has bought out the barber shop lately owned
by Sieve Mascher one block below the Court
House on Orleans street; where he will be
glad to see his friends. Henry, as every
body who has submitted himself TO his
tonsorisl hands knows, is an expert barber
aud those desiring good clean shave with
a sharp razor, should give him a call. he
could not get a shop up town near his Ola
friends, and SO was obliged to take the wei
known stand on Orleans street
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To the Afflicted.

DR.. Knapp, who ha. visited Rock Island p n,s
twelve wears, and who cures all CHRONIC -.
EASES, IS will be seen by his advertisement - -
.rotbar column, can be consulted ~ INV io'A
rIand House. Thursday, December 10Th Con-
n1tntinu free.
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so RusTMEss pgNN.

We would call the especiO, attention OF ou''-
,, % the fact that the ARGus Office does
Ruling, Binding and Blank Book WORK. OF every
dOscrintiop. We keep Papers, Envelopes CSFu
Board, Tags, and all such stock on manu- "I1
n,ipt them to order. The ANGUS OFFICE IL 'n'
onIv place In this vicinity whore a first GLASS 10"
~ printing can be dono--snd where 1t - uO"'
neat. ouck and cheap.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

SKATING CONTEST. -"Smith, the Halter, ,
Of Davenport has put up magnificent set
Of Sable tars as a prize to the best skater
the contest to take place on Christmas day
Smith reserves to himself the right to con
test for the prize. The best skaters OF hoci
Island and Davenport are expected to be Oh
hand, aud the best aud most incorruptioI'
Judges of the art skatorial are to award tn
prize.
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Ar Waasworth 4 Cos.

las. opened. Linen Towels, from 200 'p'''. up
A.n,,i,cbel Uauiksrebiefs, from lJr 70 Sl''O
.nisoo, also. Hosiery, Gloves, Hoods, Nuo'"s
&C.. at very low prices. -,
TIE best assortment Of L''S co'iaT'' Aa''
uondkerchief.. Dress Goods, shaWs' de- 70 D
ho found in Rock lslsud is at W"ds"of'n 20
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

A CONTRACTOR WANTED,-lhe com"'s
sioners of highways in Coal Valley will let
to the lowest bidder on Saturday the lIth'
so,ne work on the lane near the house OF
Robert Gregg, where the commissioners
will attend. Specifications made known on
that day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

CoSnuCroR IouN DouGHERTY, who was
injured in the railroad collision near Des
Moines on Tuesday, it is said will recover
The other wounded passengers will also re-
cover,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

TAX BLANKS. Tax collectors IN the sew
eral towns throughout the County, Will 90
we'll to order their tax receipts at the ARGUS
Office in good time, Several collectors have
already done SO, and as We have the form III
type, we can ge, up these blanks tor less
money than anybody else.-Send in your
orders. We will insure the form we use to
| be correct.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

AIKEN, at the sign of the Golden Eagle
has Just received a heavy, all WOOL n'"cn n
beaver. which he proposes to sell at SA.9O
per ward. Also heavy double weight dog
skin beaver for $3.50 per yard Don't go
without such goods at such prices d"''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

A LOST BEoruER.--James Walls wishes
information Of his brother Barney iaoorer
who Wa, last heard Of in the vicinity Of Rock
Island and Davenport, Tidings of him will
be thankfully received if left at this oihce'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03
AIN aWburRer 8.

Com, novelties in colorcd all wool and whito
.,,,,,, hed and cradle covers, at bargSins'
Al.o. dress goods, furs, millinery goods OIL
.1.ihs and nArnet., very cheap.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03
Weather Cold and Windy

A forecast of December. 1t isa foreWaFhlhg 10
those who are thinly dressed to go to May h'os'
and prepare for winter. They have iuli inc
Of Empress Cloth, MernOs, French and Engil'n
nr..as and all kinds of Dress Goods, Chin
cbilIas, so per cent. lower than any cther nous
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nAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and St. Louis, see our
6rst Daup
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

& NJ. Hsrri, il selling the best lmpsf'S'
it,, poo,u noy22dlw.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

FoRrY CrSrs a line will be charged FOL
ZACH insertion of all articles under this head
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

Orders for Job Printing will meet with promP,
.,,antion At tho AaeUs OFFICE, and be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates
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r.ouAx. ooGyHEM.

F,--,,, Cssrs line viii be charged f0'
=. ~ ;nssrt;op Of articles under this head
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|. II. HOLMES,
ARCHEEEC Oh
snuerantenden4 of Buildings,

oEbss ia Palace Row, Illinois street,
Evot Island. ihino'"'
y.su,. with careful and minute specifications,
.cg .si.o.s detailed working drawings, fur
Uj,n.e fer al kinds OF buildings, Also, all
kip6s q
sHcHAsIcAL DRAWING SC 'aolrED.
shall ain, through the Ifoducts of the
SQUARE and PENCIL, to me- dt public patron
work and fee satisfactory. Aprl5dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03
Remember the Poor.

Rev W. H. Milburn, the well known blind
o,a,or will lecture under the auspices OF the
Young Men $ Christian Association, at Darts
Hall en- Monday evening next December
9Th The object of the lecture 10 to AID
The fnud for the relief of the poor.
The relief committee Of the assoclatlon-
Mos.rs. j. NJ. Buford, II. II. Mayo, aud D.
T. Robinson will have charge OF 'he pro,
ce,ds efthe lecture and all funds contribute"
for like purpose. III. E..
The use Of the hall hiss been kindly fuf
uished by the Messrs. Dart, aud the Goa, G No
gas for the evening By Messr', =. H. Cable
and B. Harper. no,
cards of admission 80 cents. Doors opeL
nj "A o'clock. lecture begins at 8.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS.

TINE LIST of unpaid taxes on real anu per
/ sonal property in the city will be made out
in few days Those wishing to save costs Oh
the same are advised to call and settle at once
J.F. CoPP, City Collector.
Rock Island, Nov. 20, 1869, dat.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.

ILLINOIS DIVISION
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Ia, E.prs,s and Mail, 1850 a. m. go P In
Night EIpre" WV p. M
IOWA DIVISION.
aoIHa WEST.
p.v Krprsss and MsiL Hoo a. IN s'oo n'
Night Express, ~
Western Union Railroad
Passenger SISp NJ 1I5OA. M
Mixed,
Rack Islana & Peoria Railroad
Leave Rock Island, 100 9. m. and i.OUp' IN
Arrive OF Rock Island, / l.oOA. m. and o'Vop p IN
nw- Trains run by Chicago time, WHOM 10 -
ninnts, faster than Rock Island time
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-03

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
Taken at Post Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal i0'
the week ending Dec. I'd, 1859
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MARI led.

W AA b A0@s
HOW ARD-TUCKER.-At lola, Kansas on
Wednesday, Nov. oath 1869, by James tHuIKneT'
ESQ, CHAs. II. HOWARD TO MISS NANCE o.
TUCKER, both Of Usage Mission Kansas
The bride is = daughter of Nathaniel Tucker
Esa., formerly and for many years resident o.
| Buffalo Prairie in this county.
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ENERGY BRICK.

rKINsoN, MURDOCH CO., will sell
\ Brick, deivsrsd, COR eight dollars per
thousand, and are prepa Ito make eontrso's fol
eny amount al eleven dollars per thounna, IL
the.alL uflasrs' usssnIsmsnt 7hu
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DUSxMESs 0AxDs.

n, c. CONNELLt
rroRsEY AT LAW AND Nc TAk =. r pa,,
j LEO q. Roos Island. IN. once over the i'''
Once
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PETER FRIES,
M,CLULEY l. BELDING,

-rroTo.L.Da MECHANICAL DENTISTS,
s. assessors to DR.. J. W. velsl; TEEN nd "a
,r,o,ss without pain by the use OF sis.O "a, room
ar Laughing Gas Once on llhh0" 0"' ''
Ia,.Iv oeou pied BY DR.. Velie'
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
ToSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER
81 THURSDAY, March 70,

JOSEPH xoduiEE, rH,,ssp AqoTIoSEEs s.
o'clock at the Exchange salesroom III Broadway,
OF valuable brown stone Houses on
Fifty ninth strees, Central Park
Brick Houses on Thirty seventh SIXTY and
s,o,. prs Mrse.s, ss M ana
Also Valuable Lots Foynnth street. Third avenue,
ssvenne.h street between Third and Fourth avenues,
west Lexington avenue-Two first clsss three story base
Hs The hS nS Sss IN %
elegant manner and are replete with al the late I'M
Sss,; nsss S s,
mane sunhen areas ma ssve iron railinga &C The sua
on deghtiu being surrounded all sdea with the very
Grand Entrance to the Central Park; size Of EACH soz lot
1hryseven,h street. north side lso fest sas. Of Third
avenueThree three story cellar Philadelphia
brick front Houses with white marble rmmnes and known
men such BATH gas hot and cold water speaking tubes,
marble mantea, &C.
SIXTY street north s.ds No ls Three story basement
house 10 replete in respect contains AL the improve
men.s and in complete order The walls throughout
Seventy street. side feet wes Of Second
four story and cellar brick House and Lot
BILE mantes gas closets throughout the
part Of the cellar finished Kitchen, and the front
Second avenue west side between Fyseventh Fifty
eighth sreefhe four and cellar brick House with
store and Lo. known No Io This house has and
ws or Ssinsss s1s & o sS AN0
Forynnth street. north side about 100 feet east Of Third
the block and they Immediately adjoining r class brown
stone houses
Twelve desirable Lots the north side 6 feet west Of
Third and south side IS feet west of Third
Eighty eighth street. north sdeEight Lots only $50 feet
OF Eighth the close proximity Of these lots 10
the Central Park makes them desirable for investment
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERr II. EIcOI.Ay, AUCTIoNEEK.
~ Positive aale


-, Of elegant brown stone House and Lot
-, NO ~ South Ninth street. Brooklyn, Il. d.
so Tour desirable vacant Lots adjoining Including
.,r,r. ner OF Second street, at auction.
a ALBERT EIcOLAY via aeh y public auction, with,
ou reserve, Wednesday, March 81, 0d9 IL O'Clock NJ,
.ns Exe9aange No III Broadyay Trinity Build
basement and sucellar House and Lot No South
Ninth street. situate the north side between Second
Ihrd q Is street, ~ fee. east Of Second street. Brockyn T.
Icet front. by b feet; three up
nenuhuly escoed and decorated containing all
the modern improvements; main hall and vestbue died
with marble bulcr'a pantry the paror Hoor kitchen
noor walnut and ash front cellar tagged cellar
me nted with entrance 70 good cehouse capable Of hod
.ng ECO lbs or ice. No been spared in the
Arrangements Improvements having from time to
time by the present without cost and
unced to be Of the conveniently houses
In the city, and ust be be appreciated Also four
assirabs Lots adjoining including the Of second
street, eAcn ~ Feet inches front and rear BY y ieet deep
suitable for immedaie Improvements The location = de-
ghu In an excellent neghborhood and no more desirable
pace o. readencs can be Obtained for persons doing bust
wax o. the kSossve stree. ferry FOO. o. hs New Broad
co instantly rsng in value and this sae unusual induce
ments. either place OF residence speculation profit
.bie Investment Terms Of sae-Fy per cent Of the pur
The tue indispntable Possession May For permits TO
Noneer, ALBERT Il. NICoLAY, q Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE CoMIoUE-oPPosiTE ST. NICHOLAS
ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
TWO ELEGANT PIECES ON THE SANE NIGHT.
REAPPEARANCE OF
the favore musical wonder and nnrvalled mimic OF hs
day. -
having recovered from his indisposon will appear
SEVERAL NEW SKETCHES,
DUTCH ONION vENDER, GEN. ROBERT LEE and
A. r. STEWART
together with and by particular request happy Of
CAPT. JINKS, &C., &c.
The beautiful drama of
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
win be repeated for three nights, Monday Taesday and
Wednesday.
MISS ALICE DUNNING..... .Maritans
MIR. GEO. e. BONIFACE.... don CESAR
Concluding with Iyron's great buresque from Orpheus,
rewritten by Henry b. Farne, Esq, entitled
PLUTO, OR THE MAGIC LYRE.
with splendid east, brilliant music superb wardrobe and
gorgeous Transformation Scene.
MATINEM EVERY SATURDAY, COMMENCING AT
O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

IpY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER. HENRY H. LEEDS,
- Auctioneer.On Wednesday, March a. at 10Y O'Clock, al
the private residence No 3 Brevoo place. Tenth street.
elegant Household Furniture rosewood Piano. consisting
OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpes rosewood Suit 10
satin satin Window Curtains, ebony ormou
mounted marble top Cabinet Mantcl Vases, Easy Chairs In
crimson reps; rosewood Hall Stand and Chars Velvet stair
Carpets, silver plated Stair Rods ebony ormolu mounted
Gard Table rosewood, black walnut and mahogany Bed.
Hair Feather and Spring Mattresses Bosers and Pillows
gilt frame Mirrors Brocate Window Curtains gilt Cornces
Window Shades gilt and decorated Vases Bronze Groups
Sc rosewood marble top sdeboard rosewood Bookcases
marble top Side Table, striped reps Window
Cnraina.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON,
FIskrANA.
A WALL STREET CARTOON.
On FRIDAY Next.
A UcrIoN SALE OF OVER
IA gI5,000 worth OF magnificent

A UcrIoN SALE OF OVER
Household Furniture Velvet Erusseis Carnets
N.snIsesni rosewood Ri.nofois, Stool and Cover.
.rtss ihs DAY ,wednssasys March ~ mining, At ics
O'Clock precisely .se elegant residence Us West twenty
onss sssaIoa q ssna. and pssi. .
season: Reliable men IN attendance cart
o. pack goods for purchasers reasonable charges Velvet
cred wit, the richest description French satin brocss made
Sy ROSEWOOD re- nsS asS
Cabinets, rosewood and walnut marble top fables
sssnsseni Mag % ro.,sSoa roa oai rsnofors cssi s
Chamber su SS y. aoa of f@s Los xg Bureaus
washs..nd' s csTmoaes wsrdroee Tables. Bookcass
DlanKets, Quts Mirors Curtains. Clocks Ingram Ca,ss
cy ssbs HossS.n War are. silver silver Tea Ss sn
Tea and Dinner sets Tahls Cutlery, sc sale posuys.
ucroS SorIcE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE AUCTION
"A sAie Of magnificent Household Furniture caIpsis
Ss..rs BARRY Co, Auetionesrs. viii sell is Jay " e..
Brown one rssdenoe rs sree east Si
Fourth avenue commencing at loe O'Clock preci,ey consist
cen. French satin brocsie Gns reps centre
ss 10 snc carved Walnut Sc pure Sor.ehsr sai,r.ss
A. nne Dining Room ruTnsure TaeeTsre as sl par,
gsserve.
n. once, No. Pine street, New York.
81 se o. e %sa e az sTGa witch
0'sr ss. s," III III ssSsdmas sns Snssa : Biz
~ snctionser's osaee.
UcTIoN SALE on THE FARM OF D. W. wErMoRE,
6sure q rm ss Il , y rsoysssg .s a. ~ A A. nr., 5,r
Sows hogs Poultry, Seed potsoes Corr, Hay, Manure
rEEp vASDERvEER, Auclioueers.
UcrIoN SALE. or ntoo LIS ". LEAD 20 BBIs
u Lnseea ~. = eels Bridgewa.er pain, ioroo lbs.
oliraasrns, blue, 4s, ~ COLI StRPaY, ssI Pa,os
street, Brooklyn, on wednesday, March u, atiO1 A. M
A UCT1oN NOTICE-HESRy H. LEEDS A MINER
"a win give their special attention the of Furnrs
at the residences OF families during the SEASON They
viii also hold regular weekly sales sparous store *
Liberty street. for those who desire this medium sale
UtrfoS sALE-oF VALUABLE BROOKLYN ppo
"A perry ON Fulton and Flaibush avenues, By COLE
Thursday, March % At u O'Clock Maps and particulars al
A sSIGNEE's sAJE-wILLrAM s. fNGRAHAH Will,
IA sell this day. at II O'Clock. at bs New Bowsry The
ns.. Dsmijohns Kegs. 4c. By order Of James Burns,
sssgnee.
>. BLEgCKER, SON co. WILL SELL AT AUc.
n. ton Wednesday March a. al ~ O'clock at the Ex
enange s.ssroom Canal street. three story brick House and
wich stree. Maps At " Cedar street.
DIT ROBERT soMERvTLLB, AUCTIoNEER, SALES
- room ~ Nassau street. opposite the Post once.
popv,r 81 Essss,9rs = VIZ, Z ssls q lne Furniture.
esess elegant ns si
nd Bns Room sa $
bookcases, wardrobes Extension Tables Chairs rich gil,
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
QY J. W. CAMPBELL JR, AUCTrONEER OR EAT
ID bargain; over s2,2o0 yearly profits. ChMPHTLL 4
co VII sell Thursday March p, at II O'clock years
privilege of renewal; location unexcepouabe -a, perrmp'
Iory oWhsr enyn city, Iof lsfscuais apply At auction.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
DRNJ. p. PAIRcHILD, AUCTIoNEER.
Supreme Court sale in partition
VALUABLE PROPERTY
m the eth, 9Th and l2th wards In the city of


New York
BENZ r. RAIRCHILD win cell by auction on Tuesday,
March 80 1e69 u o'clock A 1t the Exchange sAlesoo
No. Is Fr.Sifort s,rssk5s With brick buildings thereon
Of lot 2sx6 'front.' sax6 rear 04x3 westerly aide 0SX2
easily side and known ~ No. Is Frankfort street.
No ID Frankfort sreetLot with buildings thereon size Of
ot xs front sx2 rear 76xl deep and known A. No. ID
Frankfort street.
No lss William sreet-Lot with brick building thereon
size OF lot 7x7 'front.' B feet x6 northery Side
southeriy side, and known - l90 William street.
IS f. front and rear 70 r. southery aide, g r. norhery
ude and known a. No. $50 Pearl street.
10h sfreet-Tw0 Of $50 eastery 18th
on soushey side Of 10th street, sze 2sxl00 r. each
l0h OF Land ESQ feet easterly from 18th
norhey side Of l0h street. 25xl00 f. EACH
WiiamsburgL with building thereon the southerly
side OF South 9Th l35 feet westerly from ID
ery side slxs sasier SIDE and known No. ID South Sixth
street.
Being part Of the estate Of the late John Healer
ana sold under the direction Of James n. Sweeny Esq.
referee.
For maps and further particulars apply At the oGce Of
" X. STEVENSON, No. IL Pine street, the Office Of
THOMAS LAWRENCE ESQ., plaintiffs attorney, No. lSS
ALSO ON TUESDAY, MARCH 60, lsss
AT ~ M at the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway the fol-
lowing desirable Property Grand and Ninth Streets and
described as follows:--
No. Grand atreetLot with the three story brick front
House. with brick extension with story brick stable
In water and throughout the house everything
complete oTder IN stable for hores size Of lot 226
front and rear by 80 feet Deep and known AZ No. Grand
street.
No. LEG Ninth stree-Lo with the vs story brick Building
hereon building 80 feet ont lot S7xS 2Sx4 and known a.
No. LOG Ninth street.
Office OF v. X. STEVENSON, No II Pine street.
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RY w. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTrONBER. OR EAT
- bargain, over 2,2U yearly profits. CAMPHfLb 4
GO WI sell Thursday March - a. u O'clock, two years
valuable Lrase Of four story house, completely furnished
privilege of renewal location nnexcepOuabe; sale perep
tory owner leayin cty. Iof lsfcuass apply at auction
esrs Office, SJU Bowery.