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Philadelphia.
Correspondence of IT,, Hcrald.]


PinLApELPuIA, May 10, 1912
Sympathy Meeting for the Suffrage Paty--Ihe Col
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Blacklegs--C Concerts
-Iaeatscs Sc
There large meeting at the County Court House
last night of the friends the suffrage party of Rhode Is
land. It was highly respectfully attended and intelligent
y addressed. The speakers cndeavored establish the
correctness in spirit AMI practice of the suffrage party
aud thea dealt somewhat severely the course Of
President Tyler for what they characterised not only
gratuous interference but which went farther and show
cl the iierai and strong government principles that
uaiei him. These orators urged the suffrage party
stand upon their rights and by force of resist the
hrcling soldiers sent in their midst TO them.
These sentiments were warmly received, and Judging
the and temper Of the assembage, there was
enough hand to stock half dozen regi.
celebrated Bob Acres TRUST shall have op-
portunity OF testing.
Our city is very quiet to-day. is generally under.
sloodhat Collector will not resign, yet will he
turn the objectienal subordinates desgnateI--in
he walks the plank himself Who will given the
upon have heard the OF Morris of the Inquirer
mentioned What truth there may be in connecting his
with the appointment do not know; but this do
know agcntcman commanding respect has not yet
been mentioned within my hearing likely
to receive the sanction of the Seuae, ifnominatel.
About hundred and fifty gamblers and pckpock ets
il estimated left this city yesterday for the Wha
a stock OF these gentry New York must have on hand.
De Begins appeared at the Chestnut theatre last
night very poor house. This theatre closes this
week. Dempster is the sweetest ballad singer in the
country is in town. and will sing the Masonic Hall on
Thursday evening. The Rainers give one more con.
cert here.
The business in stocks to-day was next to nothing.
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a beautiful Woman /,

Her lreest-oh lis glory her cheeks red and fair
With her long jetiy tresses of ravcn-back HART.
Such may woman be if so plain, and indeed man
too in pccis IT, for instance their face skin is
yellow freckled, has any eruptons il, why in
short time they will have fine, clear, healthy look by
using cake OF the Italian Chemical Soap. II they
have bad hair, If il is falling of, turning grey, has
daidruf in the roots has ceased growing why Joness
Oil of Coral Crcassia will remedy all. The public are
requested not 10 condemn this humbug the articles
are post excellent; We know several who have been
cured by hem and they have both received the pras Of
our most eminent physicians They sold very req
sonabc at Joncss 80 Chatham street. Try themdo-cnly
puce
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Died.

On the 9th instant of Consumption HARRISON H. FALLs
in the oath year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance aud those OF his father
w ii. Falls and also Of his athern-law CeofW Broune
respectfully invited attend his funeral this afternoon
at 5 O'Clock, from 50 East Broadway.
On the evening Of the 9th instant Mrs susanna wife o:
Thomas Tct.ow, in the Goth year of her age.
The friends and acGuaintaces Of the family the men,
beers OF the Persey Lodge No. L. of o. of o. F.
and the Fraternity generally respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from her late residence No 205 Sixth
Avenue one door from Fourteenth street this Wedne-
day. afternoon at o'clock without further invitation
Taunton, Mass. papers will please copy.
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iair business is doing generally but the long cred
system studiousy avoided by the dealers AsHEs-ssa
barrels OF pots have been taken and small lot OF
pearls at 1928 In Cotton there is moderate business at
prices well last week. There is moderate business
going on in Sugar, Coffee and Molasses There
ceipts of Genessee Flour and the little to be found has
been sold at S63I The boats detained. New Orean
So, Georgetown S6,3S sales cargo OF South I'm Corn
sold at 90 cents, VT, a dister; Northern yellow Corn
% 90 cents. There is Rye market Oats cheap
the sales to-day ut 3s 10 cts bu. for Northern
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6r.- STRANGERS IN THE CITY AS WELL AS
citizens are reminded in order TO accommodate thoe
who canno, well attend in the evening there VIII DE
splendid variety of chas,e and interesting performances
he Amerc an Museum this afternoon, commencing at
o'clock. Among the extra novelties are company oil
an Miss Resale The vocalist; Celeste the charming dan
GER Animal Magnetism Niagara Falls Albno Lady fam
~ glass blowing That wonderful and mysterious
,i,,je itch Of y (;ipsv Girl remains few days longer.
Admission to the whole and entertainments is but
u ccnts-children half price.
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Passengers Arrived.

LWEnrooI-ship Hotnguer-Mr Gigg, lady and daugh-
Mr. Barton lady and cld Mr. Pratt and lady, Mrs. f.
Cabtree, Mr. Collins, Mr. Richardson John Doyle-3s2 in the
MoBnE-Shp Alab,man-R, Barnes. lady, two children and
servant Mr. Remer, Mr. Tomlinson
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Lucy Pennman-J L. Holmes James
Mitchell-6 in the stecrage.
BuEsos AYREs-Brg Falconer Boston-Rev o. X. How
ard, lady and child, Of NYork.
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TO- THE QUESTION is SETTLED, AND THE

TO- THE QUESTION IS SETTLED, AND THE
Giant and Dwarf at Hills New York Museum al.
mtte TO be the greatest wonders Of the age They
remain here but short time and should miss the
chance Of seeing them Independent Of this attrac ton
the finest things specimens Of arstcal skill intro
ducod into Museum, 20 be found in the views of
Natural Bridge of Virginia and Switzerland. Hill APP
pears nightly in the lecture room, where Mrs. Hardwick
sings Of her delightful ballads and Mr. Austin
Phillips the celebrated composer, also appears To-day
there to be afternoon performance ut the rcqucs.
vcral patrons of the establishment. Still greater novel.
ties are in preparation.
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Domestic I'm DOrtations.

NEW ORLEANs-Bark Lucy Pemiman-32 bbls flour 4 b
Lan0 hhds bacon a2O bills pork r HomeJ20 bags wheat
w II Mtchc-1O0 kegs lard Churchman. Roberts co-le
bbs polk sacks Emo Pheps2l6 bags coffee r
Younss COCO pigs lead Phelps Dodge Co.'S kegs lard To
order.
MoBuE-Ship A,bamian-53s bales cotton TIP s G Norr
col23 Goodhue cos Perkins Hopkns-3 II Barnes
9 do G bxs % order.
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g. WISE ANn sTANIEY HAVE HAD ANOTHER
city Despatch Post,

40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRvcip,L Orrict.--Letters deposited before halfpas
hapas H. and hal-pas o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 9. l, and clock. 49,.
BpAScn OrrroE..-Lctters deposited before H. ind 2
O'Clock viii be sent out for delivery at O. and o'clock
ALEX, NJ, GREiG, Agent.
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REMOVAL.

| CRISTADORA, (aie of 2i8 Broadway IN ,r the Anc,i
- can Mu.cum) begi TO inform his numerous pitro,s sn
friends, that hc has tc the beautiful store No. Aston Honc
IN Broadway next 10 the main entrance where he VIII be
happy To wait them IN his well know first style j. =
likewise takes ,hs opportunity &c thanking his friends for The
singular PATRONAGE lac has with during period Of ten yrn
IN hi old stand aud scrs hmclf that u only by sct ~
tenon 20 his business that II and IN his new ana et'"
store, his customers shil fnd u 8 not diminished ,,,;
j. CRTSTADORA, Genile,ncn, VIZ
MIL lmr Maker and D,csser' Asur nous,
THIRTY BUILDING LOTs-Ansnfon Is respectfully y
,r.d TO the sale at the Ncrchsnis f"i,hzs, w RI -
LUDLOW Thursday, May is, Of s,in,s p VIZ ,'I h.
fiat Isanl The public are assnrcu % tc III . 49,
- smpory no iaitlvvcry lo viii be positively sold w"
my rescrTe ~" '
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On the sth instant by the Rev. MIR. shepard, ANDREW
SUDAN Esq. to Miss KETuLAu NJ. Hu.T, both of New
Brunswick.
On the s,h instant by the Rev. James Minor Mr. 4,
viD Pollock TO Miss JANE KENNEDY, all of this city
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Dg-GEo. NJ. Tn.rcHER has been recognized by
the President Vice Consul of his Danish Majesty
for the States of Massachusetts, Maine, New Hamp
SHIRE and Rhode Island,
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Sc;s- THE Gypsy GIRL.-wc last night saw Yankee
who bo1s.ing that solely through the advice of the
my serous Gypsy Girl at the American Museum he bet
$500 Fashion, and it. This is consulting the
Gle O purpose.
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APPOINTMENT By THE PEEsIDEyT.-Eli M. Hun
iinston of Indiana, to be Judge of the District
Court of the United States for the District of Indi-
ana, in the place of Charles Dewey declined.
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Philadelphia Rascality.

Q?- CAUTION EXTRAORDIN ARY-Soma six
seven Of the Philadelphia druggists have ended the
meanness to try TO sell the imitation counterfeit Balm OF
Columbia TO stay cleanse the hair and Hay Is
Lniment, cure for piles, and all external and
swclings All Druggists and country merchants are
hereby warned not TO buy either of these articles in Pha-
dephia except at our agencies 9th and Chestnut and
cor Sd and Race streets they would be wholly unsafe
able All users ofhc'c articles warned never 10 buy
any by these names without the signature OF Comstock
Go. the wrappcrsakc this notice with YOU to tct by
IT, you will be cheated. Send by letter nt New
York, and we will deliver them Mt Phiiadelpha Balti.
any OF the large cities free Of all freight charges
COMsTOCk Co sole rruprietors, and wholesale
Druggists II Maiden lane, n. Y.
fty- SHAvISG-SOT WALL STREET SHAVING
but the legitimate sbavng-may be rendered easy and
comfortable in its operation, by purchasing of saun-
drrs' Metallic Razor Strops, at l63 broadway.
These supcscde the necessity OF hone, and the most
uDskiliu can with their aid "suit his to his chin
with the certainty that he mend pen to suit his
own hand' Try them rsnng S,ar & Times.
l92- WISE AND STANLEY HAVE HAD ANOTHER
Row which is supposed ill end in fight 1t is some
what singular that these gentlemen or they are called
cannot keep quiet II they will take our advice We viii
guarantee that hereafter there will be no difficulty That
advice is to call Franck Taylor Pennsy vania Avenue
aud box of Shcrmans Canphor Lozenges and take one
Of them occasionally. They may be had in this city at
100 Nassau Street, Reddng, Boston, Burgess Pills.
drlplia.
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Stores Nos. % Ann and rs Fulton street,
NpL'nNElDAV
Atlots o'clock in the sale room.


At l0ls o'clock in the sale room.
Elegant Furniture vi all descriptions.
Comprising Wilton BRUSSELS, and venetian carpet
chars tables sofas. bureaus looking glasses sofa beds mat
beds bedding wadrobes French and other bedeas
piano ores curtains; China gas, and plated erocker
silver, Ac.
Also entire stock splendid CITY made cabinet furniture
which will be sold without IN the % Ann st.
A, II O'Clock, IN the Fult st. store,
Paintings ard Looking GassesAn entire invoice oil ma
hogany aud gilt frame pier and mane looking glasses
Also the stock OF an uphoerer comprising fine feather bed
bedding hair pill holsters pillows sofa cusl
ions, curtains, and other articles in the line.
Also number of second hand BEDS and bed room furniture
generally, will be arranged in the Fulton
THURSDAY.
At lOia o'clock IN the sales room,
Large Sale of Sc ssonabe Dr. Goods hosiery London cloths
ossmeres and vestngs valuable hosiery five trunks superior
clothing variety of millinery articles, silks atins cacoc
muslins linens sheetinss, sc.
Also the stock of Furniture Warehou,e-Shirts collars
bosoms gloves stocks and fancy boxes glass
&C. Also a valuable soda fountain.
Also number Of articles pledged for year. and various
goods taken up from Pawnhrokers, Sc.
At l0l. o'clo x the sales room,
Extensive Sale OF Soirs. Mahogany Chairs Rockers Couch.
-s Piano Foes &cW he sod BY order Of assigIrcs and
far of sale 70 splendid sofas and sofa
and beds yeIy best French and other pattern, ma
gany chair aud rockers cQuches otonan and van splendid
book paintings warobes and French bedstea q beau
tifu paintings, polished tables and bureaus, &c.
At ia O'clock,
Piano Fores9 uncommoniy valuable and fine toned piano
fotes, By celebrated makers and in first rate order
SATURDAY,
At i0I oclockSpendil Furniture OF all descriptions, boti
ne, yauls hand
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To Shin NInsicra.

We shall favor IL captains Of vessels arrivin,
here, will give Commodore r. S. Martin, Of flee
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Martin wifi
board them Immediately their arrival We viii cciproca,c
the favor in any way.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IL, Isae.
Cleared.

RisEs......... IS MOON SETS So
SUN HIGH 81
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Iucsfi0y, Nay IU-O r. Va
The sales at the Stock Board to-day have been small
and prices have materially altered Harlem remained
firm; there be inquiry for this stock The
receps Of the road said to be good per conagc
of the expenditures since the reform in the lat
has gone into full operation. Hopes are now enter
tanned that the company will gradually work itself out Of
debt in spite of the necessary repairs the road Sooner
later the communication will be opened to Albany and
the eastern lines of communication, when the Harlem
road will be Of the valuable in the country tits
the only road which directly into the great metro
polls of the Union Delaware and Hudson u Ohio 6s
1880, per cent; do 1860, per cent Sales OF United
States Treasury Notes dis New York city Water Loan
of 1870, declined /.
The sales of State stocks advertised for to-day by the
Comptroller behalf of the broken free banks well
attended and good prices taking the circumstances into
consideration obtained large proportion Of the
stocks were, however withdrawn The sales were as
follows
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Zee PEKSSE BKOOkS, OF Liberty -
MEDICAL AID.

INyAIIDS ncluling a certain class Of unfortunate VIC
Tins Nv no may be IN need Of medical or surgical assis
where resides physician long acen,9m,d 70 admni;-
IN such cascs The Doctor has punished 'ile book
who may be lshon uader long potasel course Of
This little asc viii he OF much lmpoi-
BY showing the causes and also the effects arising
likely arise from bad treatment thc particulars in this
spcat could not be forth ~ adyc tisemcnt.)
Dr. Gregory does limit his attendance fcw hours, but
he found home hour Of day night fobsee that
No. u drug store s well arranged for the
reception Of pl, and his charges moderate mil
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BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting rooms Of G. G. MARSH So Cedar street.
en continue sna "S osn om A. NJ " in on M
ton that truly practical that embraces complete
TIM Of Of commercial o,n transactions and ca,e essal9ions
counting house To those acquainted with adver-
e ernlaiiGn he desires to say that lis PRINCIPAL work
preference ia the New Yor. Pn lie schools aud oler large
pointed teacher Of boolsspn for The the See uf ssp
Association" Of is city Prosrec,uss with terms NAV be
had al the counting rooms as above a23 I'm. It's
Forte the low price Of half dollar each lesson Of on. hour
That owne,s OF hi, charge will not operate TO hi, prendec
he can produce ss'moaiII, Of his ability Apply e II H.
pEMOVAL.-W II. sTINEMETS has removed his Tai.
N odng Establishment No. Cedar street doors West
pnne % CASH IN sa and o @eb b 70 T
being furnished with garments superior order
prices which cannot fail giving entire satisfaction milo 2.e
NoT1CE.-wILLIAM BROWN &wM. vANN having
fancy Dry Goods business under the firm Of van Brown
POI Grand 81 ml0 9t-c
T LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL, AFLoAT.--Disclsrging
- from shG ssniamn MoTga9 n,r3 North R,.T 2oS tGp.
large size FOR sale very reduced prices in lot. Ju
e o Tre n'sts to h Of
We have also constantly yard and regularly receiving
acR o6 and Lsn o ,0s 81 s yG,y best @
tou
cSnpeT, wishing coS De E'sn rE eS gIsss &c re-
milo 3ti.pc adjoining Broadway Tabernacle.
BOAT sToLEN.-The Collector Of the. port of New York
at the Barre Office Whitehall boot arked Rondout Creek
Light Hon. on The sr nSs The so'' was stolen from
one mast sail hrce oars small oul splced
eonvenent the bo, may returned to the Light House The
boat seen Saturday morning in Newbuh Bay, sailing
down and is supposed to have come 10 the city.
@ %Gss &c once New EDwXRbS cluHRrIs. Collector
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure of the Atlantic steome,
Packets to Depart.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Stephen Whitney, May -
Columbus, Cole. May -
Sheridan, De Peyster, May %
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Montreal, Tinker, May 10
Gladiator, Britton, May 20
rOR HAvkE.
Silvie de Grss-c, May l6
Duchesse d'Orleans. May q
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Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Skiddy, April "a
Oxford, R,tbbone, April 20
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. "a
Quebec, Hebard, April 10
FROM HAvRE.
sully, Thompson, April 5
Oneida, Funck, April Is
Argo, Anthony, Arr;l "a
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Conurncrs wishing Coal the present low prices.
cue stel to apply TO WILLIAMS FERGUSON,
% Ok or l07 Anthony,
mic 3ti.pc adjoining Broadway Tabernacle.
DIR. JOSEPH EVANS,
GRAN ID RE STOR ATIVE SY'R
For the Of form Of Diseases arising from

U n 4 - u y y I I IL . II,
For the cure Of every form Of Diseases arising from
THE IMPJURITY OF THE BLOOD,
CAUSED by the vital organs becoming deranged and
" fcebed by h.rdaty complaints and exhaustion Of the
system and diseases, Scroula Kings Evil Tu-
nor and dwellings in the neck secondary SYMPTOMS of syph
LIS To constitutional form OF the Nenena Disease Ulcers
uberis6 Sore Throat, Palate &c. Ulcers the Sims aud
ofa etis Of the body Diseases of the bones pains swell
aDf alterations OF the bones swcings Of the joints,
wIte dwellings, &c. Cancers cutaneou skin disease,
salt hcur nnswor scaly eruytions, lcprosy itch scsd
be pinps, crckn. and nsrng OF the skin, cttef and all
kod so Long standing and heretofore ncurabe fever
rh-uatism cout liver complaint and all disease
cavM by improper of mercu local and constitutional
dgbiNi weakness, Nc. when the system has been
haustcd by .cns,ey youth, mtempennce, long
standing dsbang d.essrs. long residence in Southern cit
mates, aud other debilit'lne
Dr. JOSEPH EVANS Diuretic Eleotpsry, POSITIVE and
ual week.-mrs..
sucohes whites pans ihr lon. kidney Irritation
Of the bladder, Of scaldng IN PASSING ufae'
gravel aud other diseases of the urinary passage.
al 49,. Il -, -, n,o,i,y,v m1b 3m
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AInuse lnents.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EvENlNGGs sEGUS Ss BEMEPT will
ch.p TBE FoSTILhloS OF LoNJUMEA yI.,,,
"'d'A"'r 70 ,m.,.a. III Sir' sssuH-
YAM, THE BRONZE HORSE.
Tsnss Sing. ASdrsws 3 3saiS r 9sia,.
Bote. si-r, 50 een.-ol leyI Ms = e sssaln
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. May 1.-THE performance viii cOmmsa.e
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir Hils GS t GSq sa,i L91' cA'' coO Scott
D IL fFffHs' B III
BENJAMIN Boyies, Scott snuils.on NIL. Held.
Dies, circle % Ssi a-, iar,,e Bo.s. S.
OLYMPIC THEATRsa
THIS rvf NIX Ep NV h BE i,d,a,ua., Will COM
NEW NoTTIcSNs.
''' chen Woodho,ac, mn '''' Miss Singleton
BALLAD Il z lc' ciSoSSSSciEaRer
pEooopA.RREsI OPERA.
CaP'a ahea'h Mrs Lima Mat o Min' Mrs Mo''0p
- THE MARRIED BACHELOR.
Sir Charles Courtal, Edwin Lady Courta Miss Singleton
Drgss Ccis 80 eents-Uppcr Boxes, 25 cents-Pa, -rn
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CqhfEbkA q BRoADWAH AND AM sTREETt =.
attend o S Iss Room R ss
been ENLARGED The mys,srous GrsDY GIRL can be
From o'clock a. NJ p NJ. she can be privately consult
ed oracle ioreeer of future events free Charge
Mr. wpchell the Comic Drolleris, Miss Rosale the
vocalist from New Orleans also La Petite Celeste
beautiful dancer ExrymenS IN Animal Magnetism
child three years old; FALLS OF NIAGARA with real
FANCY GLASS BLOWlNGi Grand Cosmorams, and 3OO.
curiosties
A company Of Indian Warriors and Squaws
splendid day performance takes place every dnesday
and Saturday afternoons
Five hundred tame black grey and fox Suirre from Ohio
may be here, skipping about lively their
native forests They beautiful and for sale sins
otherwise.
Admance the whole 25 centsceilarcn half price ms
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Second Board.
State of Trade

10 New jersey II. X. e5
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by RIELL * ARCULARIUS,
Store corner Of BroadirGy aud Duane street.

by RIELL * ARCULARIUs,
Store corner cf Broadtcay aud Duane street.
THIS MORNING.
-, A! los O'Clock at % jain street ,; . .
lue caps cap and blocks office and shop furniture SC.
49,. ' 4, lOs o'clock a, the auction room. 49,, -,
Also print. 6rosdeott E2mbrOon, linen hdkf, sca col
lars a'S0n'' gloves A eoi'SS Clock dS evening,
os quctt &c for volns and other nstrunent-the pro-
perry Of Professors also fine flutes volns carone'ts ae'
ssoNEEs 4 As Port Rich
M sa% S,Js%% Ss II y ssS - x %s s,
9nns Thi. :. Also, 6rss lots fronting
bfoadws a." S S@s
%a Ss . 1P' g. A'? '" sFTs Hs
On ,i BG a n,ns s N9s g. e. a. g. T. m Iand " Also
The above lots are located beautiful SITUATION being right
inf S ana Of w iy na a1% rs nu m from the
nsy healthy, and the peghbohood is all handsomely mprov-
city, daS dagns dc whole year Thss
Is also i9s denoTnaon the neishborOod with
An opportunity like ibis is SELDOM offered the public The
For ihsE aSy to Chs RSss c,E ls' weis
BY A. NJ CRIsTALAR, Auct.
Store lo5 William ST.
TUESDAY
watches with clocks AMI cutlery plated and are
viz cake baskets trays candesic and lamps coe,
pots, snsers and trays assorted spoons, waters
assorted knives and forks scissors guard chains Ger
man silver spoons, knives and forks
Also $50 groce assorted steel mo 2tsm
WEDNESDAY.
At 10 O'clock at the sales
The entire stock of fashionable millinery retiring from
Misunderstanding Of ladies' bonnets and hats Albert
hats modern ditto, Paris fancy and chip do split
English do dunsab do Leghom flats and caps shrred
bonnes straw wrsahs silk for bonne, with
mcnt of Dry Goods.
Catalogues will be ready and samples arranged for
ton the day previous to sale. mo ST. IN
r. II. TIMPSON, Aucuonerr.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS &c-JA
IL COB $; PLATTS i7h Spring Trade Sale will take place
tomorrow, Wednesday al 10 o'clock, at the storc No 81 Plat
consisting Of go casks and lots Of Irish imported
Birmingham Sheffield. French and German hardware, fancy
goods, &c. among which are fine table and pocket cutlery
heavy goods German silver and plated hay nd
forks shoyels and spades &c, together with general
Of shelf goods &C. For further particular Auction
Head Journal of Commerce. and Courier and Enquirer
milo
NOTICE TO FURNITURE UNDERSTANDING
~ TON MEEKS No. 3l5 Broadway, the Hospital,
would draw the attention Of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
did Cabinet Furniture at 10 cent less than the quality
Of work selling the anctons-consistns Of Draws
Couches Sofas o,crcd in different colored pushes atns
and hair CLOTH Of the latest Spring patterns. dc GIN
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to-day, from Halifax, will remain tiy-two hours and then
leave for Nassau lIa' Sc The Roy al Mail Letter Office
removed TO IS Broad in Meeks court where her bag,
will be made up. The letter bags of the Royal Mail
Trent for Halifax close Gpas this afternoon at four o.