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Leaving, after the application of these
means a balance Of. ............. $l00327 06
In concluding their able report the committee present
ed bill for consideration including the annexed provi.
sons for the reduction Of the public debt and better
ganzaton Of the financial affairs of the State.
Let the Treasurer give public notice in Europe and
the United States that he will the Sd day Septem.
ber 1914 sell at public auction in the city OF Baltimore
at the Exchange, the Bank and Turnpike road stocks
belonging to the Sateo be paid for in coupons
and certificates of interest October lst 1874 nclu-
sve with view to the reduction of the of
est on the State debt The sums due from public officers,
purpose when realisedaso the interest due
from the Tide Water Canal Company.
Let the Commissioner of Loans issue to each holder
OIL coupons certificates Of interest to October
inclusive the bond bonds of the State for the amount
ing SIX per cent interest payable quarterly and after
the LIST of April Is5 which time interest of the
preceding six months shall be paid.
Let an dues to the State be paid in money from and
after the LIST of October lS44coupons certificates
interest receivable until that day.
Let the LIST OF April l945 be fixed upon the day on
which the State will resume the payment Of interest all
her obligations.
In the payment of interest let the Treasurer paw the
general creditors of the State, other than the Sinking
Fund first Then let him pay the interest on the Sink.
ing Fund to the extent of the means in hand If there
deficiency in the interest due to the Sinking Fund let
ments when there may be surplus Of in the Trea
sury
g. Let the School Fund be drawn upon pro rata from
the several countless district and city far may be
the general creditors but not for the interest due the
Sinking Fund
any portion of the School Fund be used let it be
made out of surplus that may in prefer
ence to the Sinking Fund.
Let all surplus of every description go to the
Sinking Fund
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@s big Of ssps 200 full M e mast
with bus aeh hs 9ees the remains Of two
~ a.Sc e, saT light
Eoe s1i Gv: af he sG,s s 10 The
70 I a and 1 ~.v in "Is os 6,Pa
without being able accomplish the purpose '''
spoken
A% IN" s Br B., Rbehs5 Aux Cages London Jan 81
the with provisions '''' WV '"''''''
hey er Of Portland Boston for Charleston Feb 49, lat 81
Russia Gardner Msasaa for N5rsass Jan Il, lat SO So lon
l Bss u swss benjamin New Haven for Martinique. Feb
Kobt Bruce. 10 hours from Provncetowa. Feb co. Shoal
Galveston Burr, New York for Galveston Feb A. lat 49,
Monaco of Belfast Havana for Boston, Feb 49, lat 80 so Ion
Champan Miller Liverpool for New Orleans Jan g. lat AZ
Warsaw, Mobile for Havrs. Feb II, of Cape Florida
Foreign Ports.
phadspha 'g frances Ladisu from Providence just arr
PonT srAs Trim. about Feb In port Henry Kelsey
Wa!lses Woo.!er, from ,ieorsown Sc ssh a sid W
Isl%on Matthias Of N.olk for Porto Rico on st; Ale
GosAvEs Jan 2a port. Mazeppa. Colson for NswYork,
YORK, q John, Coffin, for Baltimore. unc.
Home Ports
tEhATnEf2RT FEB 2-sld st Helena Harlow Havana Hep
sF'GF" Bryant trom Trinidad, for
s't sS % HGws Wss surum Geo
SALEM Feb 2s-Arr Three Brothers, onway Buenos Ayres;
DDsni!nseag Pa,ea, (lae Towne, who remaned) Ancay
Bos TON Feb "a Burlington. Thing New Orleaus Eli
ny Ssad&T, M9Sils Iailadio tsel Palermo; WocS Ry
tSg ss;e' OF fsen n M
Blanchard and BTon, eaT.on dol Msc.o. Lane asIiari,
qGes Sss b,1
Como Elddge Charleston; Mag, Ola, Barlow Wiminetoc,
G HSsoS Ss% PC Coy
Baker Porto Csbello Noble Brown stokesev
@ siaaS% BsSo Bs
Hor HOLE Feb 22-Arr Chatham Boston for Baltimore;
Gen Miller SID Stranger. Kanhawa Forest and Herald
.hs n Feb 2sA sarah Bew. Bbse YIN
ana ag. full sgsd brig with painted por apparently GOTTEN
iepy Laden fore and aft sch aud Velocity sm from New
Yok both aground above Long Bed Sid LucIea Rea ,or
sah; Hazard. Hsvana mot Maanzss New England for
Maatsnz,s; and Commercs for Mobile have gone 70 sea
RieaMosp. FEB 2IArr Gen Wiltshire tBr) Leslie, Liver.
s933l GrI Josephine Robinson o'ean' Clayton Harvest
ArALAcHcoLA, Feb PAR syvanus Jenkins, Eyel-isb
scs Bsyton n%G Aa Rana
Charleston GA Garager Pa1se1; Mary Susan Weeks
rk; Gertrude. Saunders. Goston Medium Edridgs Ba.
more
saS sf'f .sss
E New London othelo Ryan Rio Jnero
and ca% A1si S3 NfoG
Hanger Miken, Boson Chattahoochee Written, Havana.
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Died,

On Sunday morning, 25th inst. of consumption, Ma
ARCHER daughter Of the late John Archer in the
Goth year Of her age.
Her remains will be taken TO Monroe Orange county
Tuesday morning. 27h inst from her late residence
81 Watt street.
On Sunday, 18th inst JAMES CRoPrELp aged % years
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune.
ral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, from his late resi-.
dence, los Liberty street
At Hoboken, Sunday, the 25th inst HAnRIET wife of
Commander Sands u. s. and daughter Of the late Col
John Stevens.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend her funeral, Wednesday, p NJ. from her late
residence
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q II MILLER X Co.
TOBACCO A Nd SNUFF

TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q n MILLER X CO.,
TOBACCO A Nd SNUFF
- MANUFACTU RhRS,
NO. ITO WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET.
Very respectfully inform their friends and customer hat
ere Is la r. circulation OF counterfeit and spurious os
baoco ad Snuff selling through the city country BY prd
lara representing as having been manufactured by The
stmIs are made for drception the quality being tn.
genuine article.
That be msed by such mpos tion or suppose
h,twe ok or fail exerng usual
sood nftics we have been induced this
,Isnas snd customers as canton ssainst
we pieoge ourselves 20
facure heretofore the best no other
81 he only persons authorised by supply our
toners their so Samuel II Roger. Smith sloane
MI goods 70 nuactured aud sold by warraned If
not approved OIL can be returned d the refunded
SOLD reasonable any ,ces In The enoye lin
oil the same quality, nlnnactured IN United States
Mrs. o. b. MiLLkK& co. ITO Water street
W lmis"m A street.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald


WASHINGTON, Feb. "A, 1874.
The Senate did not sit to-day
Mr.. Pakenham has been the rounds to-day, leay-
ing his card with Senators and others.
Mr.. Hannegan's speech has created great enthu-
siasm among the Oregon friends. II is now thought
the resolution giving the "notice" will not be
passed but that the Bill " to occupy" will be car.
ried.
In the Supreme Court to-day, motion Of the
Hon. Silas Wright, the Hon. E. r.. v. Wright of
the N. J. Senate, and the Hon. J. G.. Clinton, M.
C. from N. Y. were admitted to practise.
Yesterday was the most delightful June-like day
have ever seen in February, but Washington wea-
ther like the sempcr mutabie JGmina of Virgil, is
very tickle To-day is cloudy, chilly and bleak.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. Dromgoole
had the floor for the morning hour, on the subject
OF the 18th rule in relation TO abolition petitions
Out ne reserved his remarks for future opportun-
ty IN order TO bring before the House a PROPOSE
ton which he desired 10 submit in the place Of the
moton TO recommit the report OF the Select Com
mttee on kules, with instructions to report the old
(2lsD rule, which has been for some time pending.
Having Withdrawn the pending motion, he submit
ted his amendment, which is, in fact a substitute
tor great portion OF the rules reported by the ma
Jorlty OF the select committee on that subject and
the rules OF the House were suspended SO that this
order OF business might extend beyond the morning
hour. To secure full vote on the proposition, a
call of the House was gone through, and after.
wards a vote was taken a motion to Law the en-
tire subject on the table, which was negatived
Various other propositions occupied the residue of
the dayss session and, at late hour, the proposed
amendment was ordered to be printed for the in
formation of the House, with acit understand
ing that its consideration would be resumed on
| Tuesday next-GiObe.
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N!LHAKD VAN DYKE JN, Auc Ioneer
pEREMPFOhY SALn-lo close a cotcern with In
surance Complny.-ANlHONY j. nLrECKER& co.
will sell pubic auction the highest bid wednesday
28t aav of February 1874 IL oc ok the Merchaa En-
change
TWENTY-FOI1R LOTS OF GROUND, embracing five
on The econd Avenue with the Of 23th and
teen lots adjoining the sou side of 18th
cd and 3D. avenues and extending whn las feet tho Sd
the lots about deep
the I'd and The high solid gtound, with
the Croon water laid through the and built the
north side opposite to This Sventyve
rsmala on mortgage the purchasers with the
Company to build, and have 90 Of the
morey and thee-fourths of Of building additional
mortgage.
Maps the Lots Plans of Building to he had the
Auct Office, latter Thursday neIt) No Broad 81
Wall tO2Yrc
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Cotton Market.

MOBILE, Feb. l6.-The market has been excessively
dull to.day-the few parcels changing hands beng at
easier prices and chiefly effected before the arrival Of tho
subsequently we hear OF sales. The aggregate
business of the last three days but little ono
bales and of the week 900 bales Receipts Of the week.
% 235 bales.
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LATEST sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

RICHMOND, Feb 2l-Sld Abby Amelia, Coleman. NYork.
NoRroLK. Feb % Arr Warren Titcomb. Bermuda; Star,
KiIwan. Mayaauez
CHARLEsToN Feb 22In the oing. Deveresux. [Br1 aud
Waed.tock. tBrl from Lyerpool Sarah Ste Cork;
Peterson, Newcastle f..
SAVANNAH, Feb 2lSld Havs, Carpenter Boston; Ann A
York.
MosuE Feb l6Ar Platina Manson, NewYok; Brothers.
lBtl Marshall, Demeran Cid Mary Ellen sproul NYork;
Detroit Anderson. DO.
New ORLEANS, Feb i5-Arr Virginia, Eaton Liverpool;
Moscow Carer Ponce, PR John Oen Hanover Turk. Isl
and Mary Ann Caroline Corson Barbadoes John Allyn.
Co'l'a; 81 Thomas 81 coming up TsisyT,nt H.sisy
pool ca Nashville Ps~bson and NsIsg ,ns.ts Des'sbe-
cho Hvre; Arabian Br Rainey, and Oregon Gddcn Ii.
yerpoo O:ce la Chils Boston, Ocean Higgins Bsl!,moe;
Pshian. Allen Norfolk and Richmond; Caharne Vesper.
New York; Pauline Hughes. Laguna; Oregon. Wines Phils.
delphia
spoken
Mary Kimball Freeto from Havre Feb lat 22 Ion So 90
Monument MARSHALL, Liverpool for Mobile. Feb Cd the
North side Of st ID ,mingo
Hartick Oeacoke for the West Indies Feb 49, lat
% IS. lon 70 IS.
Maurap Boston for NOrsan. Feb 49, la. e. Ion IS.
Foreign Ports
BERMupA Feb 3-!n port Sauda. Washburn, for tadiz.
AS Dnna,ch Of Phadeph, not .ed A.
Tucker Rio Janeiro with all her .f flour. having COM
pleied her Jan a. Kosao Cook Opoo The Ssluda
will sail ia about 10 days.
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THE BEST MAGAZINE PUBLISHED
q o ID e US l. A ID US nook,
FOR MARCH, lsii-VOLUME XVIII.
EMBELLISHMkNTS: Five Enrravngs and several H.
u ustrstiona OF the Old Fashions.
Paul and Virginia Painted by Schossn. Engraved by A. L.
Dick
Laurel Hill original picture, painted by Croome engraved
by A. w. Gnham.
-Four Elegant aid True Re rsenatons of the Spring Fa.
shions, auifuiIy colored
Ancient Fashions, five igu,es Engraved by c. X Frost.
CON TENT 5-OKIGlNAL.
P,ol and Virginia, lsee Plste.)
To -, by Mrs, NJ. st Leon Loud
auiel Hill, (see RI tie }
The Cross y 81 shman, by Traveler.
shelley, by William II. Buregh.
The Mands,f fields by Miss Leslie
Lament OF Night, by Mi Sarah \. ii milton.
i Munster aud = G Me cha I, by 7. $. Arthur.
To Flower, by Miss r.. =. Nor on.
The uni Of Revlogigedo from The Note Book Of Travel
Ter in Mexico ~
The Flower othe Family. tale founded on fact by Epes
Sug-nt. 49,
Jack Vspour, the Busy Body Dutch Story in two parts
Laura Bell by Isuc r. Shepard.
Cousin Phillip dom, site tale by Miss Meta NJ Duncan.
The Water Lily by Alice Iiervey
Fragment.
Whisperings.
saw the Shining Flower, by +. A. Durivage
MusicThe Hear of thy Noah is Breaking for Thee bal.
lad by O. Liney Esq
Editors Table
Editors BooR Table.
Subscription 50 per annum-single numbers e5 cents
WM ii. CHhlSTY, Agent
f26 lt'rc No Astor House.
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EDWARD LIPPOLp,
NO. 1O4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN,

LAS RECEIVED, by late arrivals and oHers for ssls-
IL ZEPHYR WORSTED-best Berlin quality, in the most
assortment the bale small quantities.
TAPESTRY WOHSTED-Rea Berlin for Fancy Knit
ting.
CHINE WORSTED-A new style, various qualities.
CANVASS-ln Silk, Cotton, Linen, Of all widths and
sizes.
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs-Ofal all makes and nunbsns.
in entire designs and richest selection Enbroidss
common cei and finished in great varsity.
PURSE TWlSTs-Fnncb English and Berlin, shaded aad
plain.
GHtNILLE-For Embroidery and Chenille Cords.
FLOSS SILKS-French and German.
PURSE ORNAMk NTS-Gold Svsr and Steel Beads,
S'eel Gold aud LIVER Busles lords Brads aud Thread.
ported from the best European manufacture and receiving
e supplies by steamer.
CORDS. TASSrLS Of silk, Worsted and Cotton; Lamp
Tia. els, Perforated Paper, Sc, sc. fI3 imsec
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALMO's N. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
Or. Il sT = 4. House. Doors
Day. Of e. Wds. n. s.d aav
FIRST NIGHT OF LUCIA III LAMMERMOoR.
A'oNDAY EVENING. teb 9Th the performances vii
t osd q Of Lord Ashton Sig. Bo,s..
Sir EaS.r Of navens,ccd Sig yatelns
M Gla anh Tnio1 a Sir Aben.l
For full Pa,.eoIs see bill. the day. Box Once
NB-The Theatre the of night, will be let for Concsrt.
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CONDUCTED BY H. ROCKWELL o. r.. STONE
EVENING FL to
After Hs.s sSq: ss Isss
Lev, H 4s sa !" ss; =..s Act
Royal Masquerade of Gustave lie Grind.
mIrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
MONDAY EvENINt3 February % The performances Wi
c cfSDfHsi LILA
Ths Baron pompoino T Nieles %%
cinderella, Mis-. FAR, Holland
BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
Jacob Earw'g'. 49,. Mr. Mitchell
BOWERY AmPHITHEATRE.
5o T. T dhXMpIlN, :rR MAsAR RER
BENEFIT OF MRS THORNE
| MONDAY EVENING Feb 26-The performances will
=, tSS %RFESTTE FER t GP R RSrFs %'
MIR MEsTAYFR.
THE DOUBLE som sRsE'T' 0N'N'
Horsemanship Vaupg Gymnastics and Sports of the Ring.
ny The Eqnes TRAN Company.
The whole to conclude with
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY,
u Boxes rs Cents Pit l21s Cents.
. CT wn TO the RioE MIR Rockwell
Door, open at half past 6-perf rm,uce at 7 o'clock.
| AMERICAN mUSEUM
AND PERI ETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
r hi:' N VIII PG'.vsy Ct The 9gNG WZAKI OF
modern times, who will appear in his astonishing aud
| extraordinary
Egyptian INC.aNT.aTIONs, and
| GRAND CHINESE EQULIBRIUMS
| MISS BLANCHARD, the celebrated and only female Jug
s IN on % pysfS Ed sT splendid
,r sFpor MONTY DO With his uniyrslIy admired
CAL EiGURt S. is esgared. Together with
Mr.. 1. 9. BOOTH, the celebrated comic SINGER
II q SHERMAN, the b.aut,f full Ballad Singer, and LA
PE ilTE GEnlT0, the aamed Danseu,e:
the world may be privately consted at ali times regarding
| Past, Pres mt aud Flu Events.
reormance' evening N O'clock and Wednesday
| and saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Tcke's Is cents-chdren l2k
ty6ve cents for private consuations ipsey
| Queen. f2irc
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PROGRAMME
PART l..
Sayoyard ChousFrom William Tell. ....By the Company
BaIad-Ihy parting 10 X. MIR Lynch
Song-Mild As the Moonlight. Mrs Phillips
Soug-The Wolff. Mr. Kavanah
Chorus Young Love trump smiling By the Company
song-Moning's kuddy Besm.... Mss Bruce
Sopg-Soon shall behold thee... MIR Holman
SonR-Oh whistle and I'll come to you my lad Mrs Snare
Sopg--)ld irish t'entle NM Mr. Kav ansh
GIand Italian Duet-ln itaon Of >ignora Por-
Porgei and Sgnor Lanpgreesi - .. Mrs Sharpe and
Mr. kneass
Chons-Stay prythee stay. BY the Company
PART II.
Quintette from Somns She's LOST By the Company
SJIg-Th- White quail Mr. Lynch
Song-Bl, keyed Caroline Mrs fhilI 5
Son9-Were all cutting. MIR kiyanah
Chorus-Dandy jim, with original verses first
Baad-Fairy BoN..... Mus Bruce
Song-WiIlian Tell ........ Mr. Holman
Song-Brd'm Medley-Bv Desir BY the Company
finae-tiood nisht and may each morning bring
health to our par ,us, 81 z. BY the Company
TICKETS ONE SHlLLING-ro he had at the door.
Doors at halfpast 6-commence half past o'clock.
f2t ct cod
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Aousapd may nGre Together ehqt cannot hare alone and
W syssS s' csn
s Sss1 iii.
aaa ms s asS a shelf Of books
me ape bs,ui.ly printed and boupd our
s ssd " s w sS .Sr z
Ourselves q that Tide 1nmi;sed and tc", shins
fad vsSS S Would is ups
aSm.d or them VIII oh NIGH sty The edition Axan.
read. by PUBLISHING the extra the Mirror iof
ing TO small sston.haen, ods for Them ease
s si and Sas
ys hss @ ct ns must &
eG. expected from books, ihey were not always
u|ss. ,, as TO ~r ouG rr. would % TIL.
an ana s" a a: % pe publish
not now, easily at Let try " said Enter.
Before arriving this idea of the MIRROR LIBRARY how.
ver had made Rements repubsh the same cheap
OF %Hsf S
% a.. rtps
lar SONGS and BALLADS which have sold h the cleo
will III e ssi day and ennss
sf @ % w be s'a y @
would en- passan of Penei'ngs" that only onehird
ai% tSo" s 5 s s here .w Il
%ad %s qas The being
France that imperfect copy was BY the
COPY his iSeo@psie gu and q, sS 1e9
The frs. lime Penei'les by the Way will be pnnIed in
coarse reader we did not intend the presumption
Of l Ts sf
p Sy sas gSa as st
seh 1Sth9 will be ard h.
| an integral and handsom. volume.
j.. %Ss sss,sS pss%ss{ \ = We e.u,..
se%s and s.s, Po.%. s. n
=. Us $"as: qra Ballads ~ ?. Monsi:1::iss
and oi I;s., Tsl,,f & d; Mss'
CnlhshanIs. 'c""' on" "e American
C." I4s Songs ,t s.s .. Ballads Of BAnnr cons
T." filters from i U %%' Bridge" by n.
.ss$i'sta. double %S sS%":'e ,a''en ever
,, !G S$yi,, SsJo.srn 4, Gasssn .La;
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o-..The Rcsocee, No Il'-- ontuniag he entire
rHs@t" Of wt st..,, &. p,syynr
NaS LEoerTT Esq and Original No,ss BY
will equally esgh and surprise read and the pobls
book. almost e; made
promise that lie. lux own wG aside no yfa
q Uniform lie azure lie sns;sK WIN hoieer better
sT :S%s i sI, publish
valuable portion or the Lilo ayof ,ha
and con'am'ng OF course the bst f.su tie sure tina,
hall pare no labor upon IT, and shall be worth Of the
And now der reader, let commend your purchs
md presenting the Mirror Library-for by skrg thus
expended thou feeling of sacrifice you will gradually
P'rsdis" Of delicious into viii
when you would be rid Of vsariness.
The above works have us been issued Err Ns
Mirror be bound ei her it'll without
fully printed Of unfo sire may be had on ar-
picat!o, t, the publishers They sent BY mail to all quar-
Of the the paper Hostage Single co.
les 2k centsten copies for doa For sale wholesale
| or retail, by
MORRIS, WILLIS " Co
No. Aun street, New York.
The " Lstte from Under the Bridge" written
cluded glen Of the valley Of the Suquehsnna he sutho
al residence and travel abroad made
ne hope altar of lifetime tranquility for 8 hous ehod
gods Most OF The letters were written in the full belief that
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BALL! BALL!
THE next Ball tby invistion) will be given on Tuesday
evening, nth inst jIvolI SALOON ram or snow
Tickets may be had of MIR r. Ie'uge, 1914 Canal
Golfers, Merchants Exchange; Bur& Wsnmak.rs Mas
Custom ou Exchange; fhenf 'onee Houe and
at the saloon. ieo zus-fc
cREE EXHIBITION Df OR NAL PAINTINGS
VIZ -salvaor Ross, V, rnet Andrea ue'isso, &c-Ap
py as walker street day. from ~ TO o'clock 25 IT.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aucuoneer
iStsre No. 30 .dnn sfresf.)
MONDAY,


MONDAY,
Extra Sale s. , s"a and other art
variety, worthy Affection. Ladies and isenemen.
gentleman deceased who TO have his account
TUESDAY
$3.50 At 10 O'Clock, at the auction room.
.Ss e ss a.,
soSs and
Also large invoice of linen and muslin Shirts colas,, bo
Also entire invoice superior fresh sea,onahle dryKoods
s ana French Cloths casmeres hosiery gloves SHIRTS
h'o alargs lot of wearing apparel quantity Of bedding
table linen jsweiy and various other order ad
WEDNESDAY
& ., Of IN n sss Of all
desirable assortment of thing in the
Also 800 gallon, London Dock Gin in small packages;
Also large additional lot of second hand furniture carpet
arss .dt, gass IS, r Nc
ing Aitc che c u,en,,ls' plasswaTe &c
o cloth looking sses all kinds of
forte wi all the and brsn,ifu rich
to, ed organ suitable either for church p'ror-Mr Rock
VIII be attendance to give absorption Of the power &c OF
the instruments Sale positive.
N:s5Ey.y facility will be afforded for the disposal .,
tx. ss. {: @ Be s55 or
' biL :hs sS'sIy e.
RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr Auctioneer
l vS.Ss Bnsns Lo' e. s. between Pad
auction Wednecsy, 28th Of February 1884, o'clock
at tn Merchants Exchange
Al thee va'uabe lets of ground situate the norhsry
side OF 2Sth street. tetween the 2nd and 3d Avenues The
street e9lad paved curbed aud autted and lamp
erected aud all assessments pid All the property the
n-ighborhood restricted against nusances the ground
llen for cslIers ald the the
good They object to builders for the of
block of buildings
For ia,tte, particulars apply the auctoneers No Broad
1teet, ear Wall street. f25 3t's
A CARD
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wal, street. purpose
l., Of transactipg GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS. Consignmen,s solicited. Sales
guarant, ed and ca,hsd advances made when required
JOHN 8. Belts.
I beg leave to refer follows
Msssrs. l.. ,. Hoffman Co Msssrs Thompson 4 Adams,
MIR. Moses L. Tor Per imam Nash & Co
Msssrs. spoTrd, Tileston u War en- & BriutnaIl.
% MIR g. y. Ncoll
I; Harmeny's Ne Nlessrs. Dater Miller & Co.
phews Co :" Sturges, Bennett & Co
Talbot, Olyphan G. x l.. benson u
Co Co
Tn o.Vietor&D Duck Edward G File s.
Co
De ,eyser Whit. " Babceck & 60.
marsh. f25 2wis.m
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LITHOGRAPHY.
BUSINESS CARDS aud Circulars. Maps. Plans. Machine
Landsc Architectural Elevations kc., kc., Lho-
Graph.d and Pnated on mocerate terms, at
E. JONES' Lhog,a phic Establishment
f23 1msrc 1873 Fulton street, New York.
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
1Ol BBLS. HALIFAX No SALAlON y: 1900 Nos 1, 2
fOO aud Macke,el; $50 half do, do do do
100 bbls No Mes 5had;
80 hafbbls. No | Iayb.o * Shad;
900 bbia. Cod and Scale Fish,
400 d, No Gibd Herring;
1900 boxes Seated do
5000 lbs smoked Salmon;
800 kits Suustd Salmon;
200 do Sound, and TonSuet;
2160 quintaIs rodfsh suit bic for shipping;
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt;
200 bbs Am erican salt, &c. &c.
All for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
NELSON, WELLS 4 CO.,
woo lmsm 81 Dcy street