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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the northwest
corner OF uon and Nassau streets On the arrival the
morning mails, at eight o'clock A. M-and also of the
from all parts Of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayiarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the Office
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Idy- VAUXIIALL GARDEN TO NIGHT OFFERS
an immense bill for the benefit of Billy Williams who an.
pears in two of his best parts. J. 3. Browne aids
him in his best characters. This night there will
be perfect jam at the Garden, and well there may be-
This Garden has gained an envabe and reputation
and Mr. Jackson for his exerons will doubt receive
rich remuneration. This is the last appearance those
laughter loving sons of Momus and those who desire
rich treat for the small of IS cents should miss
the opportunity tonight Webespeak for friend Billy
Williams, an overlooking Garden
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THIS DAY .PUBLIsHED-The Edinburgh lReview. No.
1852, for July 1912.
CONTENTS:
]. Iguanus Loyoa and his associates
II. Trial Of Madame Lafa ge-French Criminal Jurispu
dence
I'll. Stephens Travels in Central America
w. Milleneen on Duelling
V. Banows Tour in Lomsardy
vi Mendicity-lts causes and statistics
VII Mue's Tour in Greece
WILL List the Principles of the German Customs Union
Price 50 per year--or IS cents number.
JOSEPH MASON, Publisher,,io2 Broadway.
tomorrow Saturday, the 18th inst.
Lofts TO let. Inquire as above. aul2 ltsrc
OsTA Silver Pencil Case, fashioned, heavy, and rich
- y chased, with The initials o. s." on the seal Double
its intrinsic value will be given with thanks restoration
ham St aul22tsrc
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Obe or two Clerks--none
w need apply but those qualified for that stultlon as ae
the retail dry gseds business Inquire 2s Greenwich
st after eHe o'clock in the afternoon :, -, r,,r.,rv
aul22sr A. B. CLEMENTE.
yUANTED-A situation by English girl a chamber
w maid To do general houseworkgood city reference
can be given. Inquire at 10 Allen street, in the
aul2 2tsrc
7 IEBIG'S ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, CAMBRIDGE EDI-
IL Tfos-JOHN OWEN, Cambridge, will publish IN q
few days. the fret aud only authorised American edition OF
this work.
For this edition the translator Dr. Gregory, has furnished
contained ia the London edition. other,
together with the connected sheets.
All the Of the early London retained IN the
New York public' ton. advertised as correct
,uIDl faxxrtt 9vxr
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U. s. Sur NoRrH CARoLISA,

{hY- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
now in session board this ship, hereby order all the
witnesses in the to be investigated and the accused
be punctua in their attendance, daily 10 O'Clock
Sundays excepted boat will be in waiting al the Bat
terry bridge, at half past Q A. NJ. daily.
CHI. Ii. WINDER Judge Advocate.
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MEDICAL AID.

ITO those afflicted with disease. m of the utmost inn
po:tauce obtain the sdvce and services of physician
who had practical experience n the particular branch Of his
profession who is capable of deciding between slight
fiction and destructive constitutional disorder To such
fortunately need medical aid ofhs description the advertiser
would add himself aud bcsides long and successful
ee this city (having cured housand he is the author Of
a small treatise these complaints which should be read by
every afflicted aud especially females who troubled
with debility attended with the back Nc The
price of the book Sold by the author at his private
dwelling house, "a Mott street, Chatham square.
AMI Il rc
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Sales Mt the stock Exchange.
state Of Trade.

Theweaher has been nclement and but very little has
been done in the markets generally.
Ashes-About 100 barrels Of Pots have been taken at
$500, and 80 of Pearls at S5.75.
Cotton-The sales amounted to bales without change
in price.
Floursales of Genesee for shipment have been fair at
$3.50 lot OF new Brandywine of 100 barrels the first
of the season is reported as sold at 1915.
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roreign ImnorfnaIona.

,Io-sehr Eoam-53i bags coffee Jas Hoord-2Is
do 500 cedar logs and blocks 1000 horn tips and bones
Sherman2o hays coffee II Browni23 do % hides bbis bal
caIai,a Murray x Lauman.
Mountaineering Monaco7 logs mahogany 1915 tons log.
wood q indigo Con8 do II do cochnca La
bogsse col cham cable Dbl box tortoise shell Il Alex
amber.
HAvsNA-Bng Amenca-3s6 hhds moasses Chasela'n &
D.
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Passengers Arrived.

HoNDuRas-Brig Monaco-W Gibson, F Lindo and r
Rigby.
NEw ORLEAvs-Ship Ocmulgee-Mrs Phelps. Miss
Mr. Smith--ls in the steerage
MoBHE-Bsrk Refom-M T Judson, II Church. Messn
Mott, Johnson, Arnold Dryden Guana Kelly Given, Cary
two Misses Murphy In the Storage.
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0B-MR. BENNETT:-Your reporter will find IL he
will take the pains examine into the of Mr. Levson
he proprietor of Hunters Red Drop0 divorce that
Cured on the 9th instant, that the little boy is be
placed at boardngschool and in charge of responsible
guardian appointed by the Court after being selected by
the parties AID likewise to be under the immediate
Of his father He will also find that this charge in
gard to this young lady, whose is recklessly
handled is unsubstantated and entirely groundles orgi
mating in the brain this NOV Washingtonan) woman,
simply because the subscriber at time boarded in the
lady's family. would also state merely to show how
easy mountain can be made out of molehil that the
reason the petition reads Lexington is simply because
the gentleman who performed the marriage ceremony
mistakenly understood II cannot express the graft
tude that my long and deeply grievous domes
TIC tronbias have at last ended Respectfully,
u. LEVISON.
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40 WILLIAM
PRIrcIrAL OrFicE.-Leters deposited before halfpast
hafpast o. and half past o'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs-Letters deposited before H. and
o'clock will be out for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX NJ GREIG, Agent.
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The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
OF printing, such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship fiasters.

We shall esteem favor il captains OF vessels arriving
here, will Commodore w A. Bassett of r new. hs
Iepor OF ss shipping left At the whence they sailed
vessels spoken ON their list Of their
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore sssof VIII
board them Immediately their arrival We will recproeate
the favor in any way -
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Bradford Cy,ieri VI Jones-g D Iashrop--le pkgs
Lswrehce keesk--oi bales cotton Center x co..
SAyANNAH-br,g Exaet-l3 bales De Forest COG
SraresSi a Cot coll Bugbes Kneeland-l2 Banow
roe-ie W ood-2a 9 Collins6j ties 25 hf do rice Boil
ebs w Boger-3 pipes f Hvde-I key T. Snyder-5 boses
Sturges Cearman-l boat l. RAD ln-- IIo,dev
bx A Comstock-i shaft Durham 4 Dimon -
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our correspondents IN foreign ports respectfully requested
20 SEND W eve vessel all the marine Intelligence they car
Obtain Nautical Information Of any kind any one re
siding al home or abroad will be Thankfully received
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marine Pavilion.
RocKAwAY, 81 August, lsia.

M FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
a, this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun & Clarks, So Wall street.
aalot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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AMUSEMEN'I'S
NIBLO's GARDEN


NIBLOs GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSu
The Gorgeous Come Pantoynine nj
THE NIGHT OWL,
IN which the whole force Of the RAVF.I. FlNrt " -,
COMPANY Is brought is nightly $40
ENTHUSIASTIC APPROBATlON
THE TIGHT ROPE,
And the Classic Delpeatons called the
THREE GLADiATORS
THIS EVENING. August l2rh tie performances eommene.
with
A GRAND OVERTURE.
To be followed by
By the Ravel Family and Charles Winter
To be succeeded by
The THREE GLADlAT ORS
BY Gabriel Antoine aud Jerome Ravrl
Quarter OF hours ntemission will be allowed Re fresh
. ments In the Grand Saloon.
Alter which, 9th time will be produced magnificent Comic
PantomiIne called
MAZuLME, OR THE NIGHT OWL
Mazulme, the Night Owl, Nr Wells
Eheyaier Baiano, jerome Rsrel
nnmie Gabriel Ravel
Ip,teion, Antoine Rave
D"assin, 49, Mons Dauyergna
Julie, her daughter. MILE DoureyiIle
~ Zuins, CiIeasssn Slave, Miss Wells
10 conclude with view Of the Magnificent Palace of
mn MAZULME!
.,,I ne whole TO conclude with
NJ, nv, The PROMENADE MUSICALE
lne proprietor respectfully informs the public that in
admired part OF the entertainments will be given after ths per
formsnces IN the Saloon over $3.50 '' N'N ~
Acting Manager, Mr.. Chippendale
o., Musical Leader and Director, Mr. l. WooE
Dors o'clock. Entertainments 70 comme,o
at eight. ~ '"'"inehoo
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civ uesna,ch Post,

o. few copies of the first volume Of this work
handsomely bound, may be had at the publicatio
1hice-Price Sd
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There is no doubt, we understand, that the result
the Secretary of State and the British especial Min
lister Lord Ashburon, will be sent the Senate this
day for consideration by that body.-Nat. LnteAi-
pence dug IL.
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0l3- REPETITION OF THE FAMOUS BATTLE
ofVera Cruz or the Bombardment of the Castle of Saint
Juan DUlloa, comes oil by applications this
evening at Castle Garden. II fair weather
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INTEREST ON THE LoAN.-We are authorized TO
state that the interest which has accrued to the LIST
of July ult, upon stock issued under the last Loan
will be paid at The different agencies of the Depart
ment, in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
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Married.


On Monday the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Forbes CHAs
S. PELL, to Miss MARY A. ELLIOTT, all of this city
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GO RHEUMATISM-RHEUM Here is ano-
Their certificate of the efficacy of Dr. Henrys Vegetable
Rheumatic SYRUP hereby certify that I have been
troubled with the rheumatism in my hips back and knee
joints Tor the last ten tried all kinds
medicines and expended great deal Of money without
any benefit but continued to get worse and for the last
three months the pain has been that have not
had one hours quiet sleep in any night during that
time Under these circumstances used Dr. Henry Rheu-
matte Syrup less than two bottles of which has entirely
cured and now feel confident that shall soon reco.
my former strength and weight.
q, JESSE KINDS. house l9 Greenwich street.
Office 1875 Broad street.
For sale at 2S6 Bowery corner of Housoa street. Call
at the Office and we will give you the and residen-
ces Of above forty more.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy

Established for the Suppression Of Quaekery,
u3- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
of obtaining medical advice that renting the of
dollar, with statement of their case, they will be
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter of advice containing full directions to Diet
regimen, Sc. All letters must be post paid. Address
w. g. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Nassau street N
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o. RAINY WEATHER AND SICKNESS THE
ORDER OF THE DAY.-Many complain of de-
Lozenges will relieve in few minutes which is more
than be expected Of any other medicine No one
uses any other remedy after trying these popular Lozen
ges. We only speak of Shermans Lozenges as they
alone are known His warehouse is LOG Nassau street
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PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED ME
JNCTRABT,E

CENTS AS Of your certificates IN the form Of
VI letters have concluded TO adopt the method to
grateful hauks for the virtues Of incom
parable compound Extract Of HoaIhouod Candy, IN
under the blessing of Providence has done wonders have
for the last three -four been afflicted with sickness
shoulders and anness the pt Of my stomach dry aud hack
ing cough great distress back much splitting OF matter
sreaked with abe blood loss n appetite respiration
often very Heu-in short my lhyic pronounced my
decided consumption continued ia this state two
suffering times the exerciatng sgones and al last
der the Of Of the most eminent physicians who pro-
nounccd incursbe suffering this state when
presented alarge package OF Candy, which, al
ter had used ahou, wos began 20 feel its benefits and
enjoying better health than have for the last five
years Hoping hi, may be ofsyce @ others IS i he's e me-
am your grateful friend, Mrs. ANN tOODWlN.
alo Cherry street.
To Messrs. PTAsT & soy, IS Division st.
Administration n Aspnwall 10 Asor House, 10
broadway and 20 William ST. Smith, 81 GREENWICH; Wash
hum 285 Greenwich st; Holden go Ryngn Il; II MARITIME
2ls and 9th avenue A. PASTOR 65 Greenwich stree
Stone corner Hudson and Montgomery ST. Jersey ti
r. Blake, Staten Island. Agents Brooklyn Hays 80 ful.
ST. Handey ~ High Stewart IS Fulton ST. Berry,
Sands St; Crockor &Co Atlantic aud Henry - aal2 Inn
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-The Assigneesof Decs,e
~ Merge Co. being ready n make FIRST payment the
creditors Of the said firm requested 70 call on Monday next
18th inst sO3h Broadway receive their proportion
AUG % GJtujRRtoHsssUU4 A''isnees.
18th August 1912. aui2 1wsc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ship ECHO, Capt. Rchd Sill.
~ from Liverpool will please send their permits board
Pine wharf, the Office of the subscribers all
goods NOT permitted in five DAYS must gnsyodaby be sent to
the public store. GLOVER McMUKRAf,
aul2 itr 100 Pine ". corner Of South 81.
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GAZO PNEUMATTCS.

subscriber prepared g execute o,des Tor , r o sny
height quantity, from mines for water works. py mean
Of and the simplicity Of the machine gives agreat
aue imsr '' "''e' u ABTON. Pstentee 20 Pine ST.
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to- MECHANICS INSTITUTE.-City Hail. Aug. O.
lsi2.-Members having books from the library are re-
quesed to return them without delay the library is
closed for examination.
By order of the Library Committee,
CHAS. H. DELAVAN, Chairman
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COLONADE GARDEN.
BROOKLYN.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY EVE
NlNGS, i0th ilth and l2th, the performances will
commence with a selection of
49, DOUBLE .ANCIENT ST.aTU.fRY.
Miss Wells will appear in her admired highly applauded
GRACE NIENNE
As Danced by Mad ELssLER.
MIR. X. Williams will introduce his celebrated Learned
STAR DOGS,
BUFFER AND JACK
Who ate allowed to have Equal in Canine sagacity.
Duiins the above comic performance Mr. Williams will give
the Chin Methodist.
Grand Scotch Pas Seul by Miss L. Wells
MessY Davis Wells Needham and Williams 1.-THE Hungarian
Cousns) will appear in the gymnastc scene Of
GladatoTia Groupings.
INT QsMIssIoN.
The performances Crden conclude with the Comic
Pa1omme of
LAMOUR! Or, Wine no Poison
Antoine, Mr. Davis
Lubn, Wells
Old Crabtree, Williams
Dame Crabtree, Needham
(The Hungarian Cousns.)
. Annette, Miss Wells
Prices of Admission-Tckets, admitting the holder the
Saloon Performance and Ball. Is the Saloon Per
Torrance alone, l2le cents
Doors at halipat o'clock-Perfomances CONNIE
at quarter past 8, rrecrfely aul0 Ser
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IL, Isaa,
Cleared.

Bark stering tBr Cowper, Stettn, WIN Weisser-Brig.
Augusta. LweImors, savannah; Ohio, Davis Richmond
ley Co; Chss Ptmsn Townsend Richmond do: PresIen
Penfeld, Batimore. ' '
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CHATHANI THEATRE..-

0 The public is respectfully informed that this ia
vone place of entertainment will
Monday night August 18th. During will
dego thorough renovation such will render the e
ed for length Of time in executing designs off peculiar
ure which, together with the novelty and talent be
ed will the tame of this Theatre and
alone and unrivaed for theatrical which
hitherto DONE
The designs on the Tiers follows -
LIST Tier-American Battles and Victories, achieve
painted by p Grain, and J. X. Smith.
I'd TerThc Likenesses OF the Presidents of the United
States, by +. Gran,jr.
Sd TieT.Glorious American Achievements Land paint
ed by J. X. Smith.
To these splendid designs will be added beautiful ACT
DROP displaying the engagement between The Constitu
ton" and The Guerrero" and New Curtain.
Both Of which have been painted by r. GRAIN SEN unde
whose immediate direction the decorations will take place.
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DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CONSULTING OFFIcE, 20 No. HERALD buitDiNs
corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets. Je2 sm im
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GARDEN,
SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS
ADMlTTANCE 25 CENTS
THIS EVENING, August i2th, 1872
B0n6drdniem Of The Cuyof Vga Crp-
BY the French Fleet under Admiral Baud which MSS y,e,t
- ed with unbounded applause. 49,
Together with the Chinese Pfantas Ire.
Cross of Malta
Indian Palmetto
Patagonian Glory
With large h. Rockets sc. For further zee
bills of the Gay. tier
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
BENEFIT OF W. II. WILLIAMS
THIS EVENING, August l2th-To commence o'clock
with the comedy of the
UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN.
lem Miller, j. S. Browne
Bill Downy, w. II. Williams
After which,
Comic Songs" Sale Of Husbands and Wives""umors of
Race Course by w. H. Williams.
To conclude with
UNCLE SAM.
Sam Hobbs, J. g. Browne
,D Dick Dumpy W. II. Williams
Tickets Is cents. Itsr
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Q5- "HA GONERIL WITH A WHITE BEARD !,
This graceess appendage of the ungraeul daughter
Lear perhaps no existence in the diseased ina
gnaon 81 her distracted father; though this point the
very ingenious commentators have singuarly enough
LEFT US in profound doubt Be that may the gal
liant gentleman of the age cannot but admit that the
fair faces of the gener SEX frequently seen an a-
proach to what deicacy alone forbds to denominae by
the significant name of beard" It's too true ev
Where cheeks are made for Kisses is the very refine
ment OF cruelty to allow "their smoothness and their
sheen to be obscured beneath the encroachment Of
mercess an enemy. while that potent exterminator
Gourauds Poudres Subtitle" is at hand to rid the face of
its detesed assaant For sale only the original Office
% Walker street, one door from Broadway One dollar
per bottle
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0-THE HAIR-It has been demonstrated that oils
and oily mixtures positively Injurious to the human
hair Sprtuous preparations, extracts of tonic
and smulants strengthen the roots the hair
grow rapidly ofs natural coor and if the grey or dead
hairs are plucked theyjwill come in grey when
using proper application to keep the hair free scur
and stimulate the roots to action All oily matter has d.
rectly contrary effect relaxing and facilitating the very
ba have heard extoned far above any other articles
for this purposes and thact is notorious that is becom.
ing Indispensable article for the toilette and of the la
dies in particular Its perfume makes desirable article
to all whether the hair needs not 1t
the hair to grow fast and rlbeauully There
immense quantity of this article sold Those who have
used other articles have abandoned them this This
is the only original article and recent invention has
yet began to equal it. We say all this from sincere con.
vction of its truth Call at II Maiden lane where may
be had.
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r. THIS should meet the eye OF GEORGE BREMNER, a
seaman by proession be u earnestly
his mother MARGARET BREMNER, Gaze of Mrs. J Coo
per- ~ Caroline street, Baltimore The last time she him
her. Any tnes Of him addresscdss above i'll be gracefully
accepted The BOSTON, and Bangor Me papers will confe
great favor ny giving tins an inserIon sui0 ST.
I AIDES NURsF.-The widow Of an eminent physician
~ ocr her the Ladies this city being fully
pacted by long experience. Testir, from ply
scians and references given. Apply 80, Greenwich
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DARLOR BOOk-The subscriber have few OF the frsl
Volume Of the Boston Miscellany elegantly bound CON
tanning l2spendd steel engravngs &c pages popular
the fashions from January TO July ncusivethe whole max.
ing Of the most desirable and interesting Books that be
found cheap for cash
BRADBURY, soDEN & CO. i21 Nassau ST. NY
10 School st osfon.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfsmed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are.
rpep on he lsx colu,nn ~ mt
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL
sSoTes Nos. % .4nn and us Ftlfon street,

BY THOMAS BELL
tSoTss N0f % .4nn and lis FEIfon street,
THIS DAY
AT l0iz O'Clock, in the sales room,
Extra Sale Of Valuable Dry Goods London Cloths Cloth
inss, fawnbokeis Goods &cAn entire small but beautiful
sock OF Dry goods suitable for the season. silks ssns
scrs muslin de LANES shaws hosiery shiTtigs and Sheet
mss splendid table damask ealicoes handkerchief linens,
sAiso trunk Of beautiful sax house linen great variety,
Of fancy aad pledged goods, trunks clothing, Watches guns
jewelry -
Also, splendid set OF double hamess.
SATURDAY.
Splendid Sale Of Elegant Furniture of all deserptons M
lo& O'Clock, in the sales rooms
MONDAY,
AZ l0ts o'clock at corner of Cliff and Fulton ST.
Drugs Chemicn PerlumeTy, ScIhe stock Of above
ARTICLES IA the store of Cliff and Fulton streets, will be
sold without reserve.
Also fixtures, shelves gass cases, fancy articles, &c.
TUESDAY,
. At 1913 o'clock, at ,he auction aooIns,
Extensive Sale OF Dry Goods Clothing and pledged
articles, liquors, groceries, rerfumey, sc.
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,
SATURDAY.
Al l01a O'Clock, at sales room
Pianos with of and second hand Furn-
tuTe.
SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The contents of the Drug Store, in
"A GLIDING fixtures lately belonging &. H. RING of
Fulton and Gill streets, will be sold public auction Mon
day the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock.
This viii be opportunity for any person wishing
mcuce the drug bushes rarely with
m ROBERT SINCLAIR, Assignee.
The premises can be Friday previous TO the sale
aul0 3t.r
FOR SALEiOO feet superior Florida Live Oak, 1900 do
Yellow Pine selected for &c. 81 logs Red Cedar,
for shipping. Inquire of JAMES EDSALL,