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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

A DAMS Il CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPKESS-PER o. s
n Mail Steamer Ell Dorado. Friday, May B-We shall
despatch next weekly express for California; Oregon and
the Sandwich Islands. by the u. g. mail steamer 81 Do
rsdo or Friday mex, sth inst at o'clock r through
to San Francisco In charge Of Samuel W. Lang
ton All freight must be put In waterproof condition. and
delivered to u.s. with invoices before the day of sailing
Small parcels and despstohes received Till O'Clock Fri
day Ne package should exceed s pounds weight or 81
feet cubic measurement. ADAMS 4 CO., SO Broadway.
DERF0RD &sCO IS WEEKLY CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
ID will 10 despatched per 8. mail stosmer Ell Dor
Friday May th in charge Of special scr Our
shippers will please have tier goods in readiness Thurs
d to give time for cording and sealing at the Custom
House Small parcels recei, "a till r day Of sailing
mail line via Aspinwa all and Panama by applying to
BERFOkD Il co. 2AstOr House
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TNy'GORATING CORDIAL PROF MORSE
!nyisorat'ng Elixir or cordial-Tho Eighth Wonder
the Bott Lilo World

49,
JNy'GoRATING CORDIAL PROF EssoR MORsEs
Inysoratng Elixir or cordiai-The Eighth Wonder Of
CURE or NERVOUS DISEASES
language can convey adequate idea Of the immediate
sasea and sSsssssd y% Wr
Snsuss s ~ q by G
traeed revyihed and bult The mental and physical
Debility. becomes lie stands erect; he moves
gloom Of alncst idotc apathy bright Snoyan
conscious Of visor TO lis accustomed occupations Nor
is the effect On the contrary the relief
Wen may the preparation be called the
Of he nineteenth century ltis tho frat
IN the old world have admitted tbst miracle OF medicine
heretofore iursossd to have no exstenes-
AsrrauLAsr rrAr DETAILS NO Reaction.
col Ollie prePsticns ana all other .xs.n,s the Of
the last sso Of that an .S,n tho ar. sss "a:
Elixir + IN eHLarana thont single d.swe.ok-sse In
s s &. e a.s upon tho
AGnesr MEDICINE ron rrNALs,.
Tie unparalleled effects Of this great restorative In Nil
complain e ineIsc to females mark now ora " she anna.
Of vsersSts cc@coetai popparsS e. ss
pSsiicd IN tie ytrou Diseases and woh
isreoos loon unor T%os. aosa%. have
indeed parted yvaety 70 tho eorsous y.
aash Of sei has losn suoeeodsd ~ depression sad
utterly psrayns the fsospsr..vs power Of the
ard sbs vital And anAliy destroy tho ua
xoRsx's rSvreoa Arrne .Lrxta
phenomenon in shs matca mSdi0a hish0r
e. II. RING General Agont foe the Unted states. NO
Sold by drssss,s generally throughout the United sssa
gs. ep. pns ,o..es WITH sss w'1 p,. DIT n Ss
TWO e"ss. s ~. ssssss Tor s sad 81 per da~s.
N. B.-Important advice accompanying zach lotss
MEDICAL Apv1CE-sY NJ LARMoNT. PARIS AMI
hG%S'S rss 's.a s sns ss:
way. vnes 6osrs Cor consultation rslA Il A. n w
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MxTRA Paw


LNXTRA PAY.-SUCH u. s. NAVY OFFICERS &C., AS
II served in the Pacific, &C .liforna ard Mexioc) during
the late war can (up2n principles OF honor Immediately
receive cash for the ra ps new hereafter coming to
them, on application to
EDWARD HISSELL Agent,
and date Parser ". . Navy 20 South William 9t
CAILORS WHO SERVED IN THE NAVY At ANY
~ me from 1916 TO 1862 In the Pacific, enttiod to
extra pay and obtsta the ut 56 Wall street base
slebt T.. r.. BETS, Agent
TINJrtD STATES sEAMEN'S EXTRA PAY OFFICE,
~ CD Wah strcet mont once second floor Ohcers sea
and marines who served United states vessel on
the Pacise Ocean from 18th May ls46 to February 1914
are epttsd to double The undersigned would sauts
seamen Arsnss persons who reprcssnt rs Inc
agenta Of the for the obtaining Nosr
dseNrges and powers Of attorney and de'evns 90 "
gvAhg to understand tnat khey can obtain your ey
inmsdiately The following vossols are now ps,"he =
Eoutha m pton Constitution savannah, LeNthsteA Con
tress will he ready in few days The Portsmona Cyans
Warren Levant Erie and Dale Ill he ready Tor payment IN
about three weeks The exact amount ." tho due the
the vessels ont tied and all eser iof
r. ROWING, Agent
VT 8. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFrICE.-sAIIaRs &C.
u who servedia the Navy In the Pacho, Ualifcrn
ard M..is. since Nay w! ear Ssn1s ner .nsrs pay
lAts psrssR y. .. haSy, y BsueA wnllan strssA
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|OLT0N, AUCTJONEER.-LARGEST SALE OF
be season.-F. Cotton will sell this day, Friday, May
u o'clock, at the auction rooms 50 Beekman street
Iarge assortment OF household furniture, Of every
able description, the enumeration of which would
hous rs IL embraces every article in the furniture
is In the list several good tapestry and Brussels
wardrobes Marble Pnn furnturs sofss msbossny
and the very finest lot of feather beds and hair
SEES sold this season, &C.. &c. Also, four rosewood
hogaDy fianofortes, Of which very perior
and finish, 61s and " octave. Also, to pay ad.
and charges, one very valuable diamond pin, several
Of silver plate very fine gold WATCH de-, &c.
be- peremptory, and catalogues at eight o'clock.
row, Saturday. May IA, the entire furniture Of
o. Sc Beekr an strees i,
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II IDDER'S GAS REGULATOR.-A SAVING OF
N twenty five per cent with better liyht-The atten
ticn o. co1sumsrs Of g.s in hotels
has thoroughly tested found save swsuty Ave
cent Of the Nost Of giving at the time better
and uniform light. 1t simple In construction and
when regulated after controls light and
vents waste in use At the Metropolitan Hotel
House, Irving House, New York Hotel Union Place
hotel Frenehs and others also in BY the Eric
Railroad and the Harlem and New Haven Railroads. by
all the leading morning newspaper Offices of this city II
also in In private mansions and in
IL failed to fully accomplish all it la do
ConsEmes invited to call the oios Of the New York
streets and examine the operation Of the machine
testimonials of parties who have used II. Descriptive
pamphlets may be had at Haes Letter Once Courier and
Enquirer Of W. Kenyon a. the ofee Of the Journal
Commerce; or o. Clarke, lat the Golden Rue lU Full
ton street, New York.
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OPENING OF THE sEAsoN.-ExcURsIoNsr TO THE
Tuesday, lYth; Thursday 18th and Sunday, sThe fast
and eommodious steamer ERo, Capt. J. W. Haacox
o'clock Spring street az Grand street a. Peck
slip at So Pier No IN. Rl az A. NJ. returning by r. NJ
senger come on board Dinner the style from
l2to NJ Bait fishing tackle Re. provided N. B.-The
Hero large and strong seaboat purchased expressly for
this business and viii hereafter take tho psoo VI the BuHs
these Yaions.
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MATRJnONIAL.

NSATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN 4
N1 Lover.-Professor awton, Boston, formerly Of Len
DON will send to address, receipt Of dsar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlsmeu
The devoted affections many Of the opposite shes
hearts desire The process 10 sim ple
waiting that all be married irrespective Of age appear
position; and last, though not least u be
ranged such and deicacy that detection mp-
sbie. Address Professor Lswton, Boston Mnes Nolst
NNATRIMoNIAL--A YOUNG MAN. OF PREP0ssEss-
N Ing appearance and ample Of ll~ehood do
ina Lusines in Broadway this city desirous Of form
acquaintance with young lady who may provo
worthy partner for life, aud WHO'S literary
and personal appearance asd private charms are
consd tion thar pecuniary Please address
Auiin nradway Post once. AL communications will ha
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AGENCY,

AGENCY.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
Nv Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM =. NYE, =. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUsTUs
Reference.
SArTIAGo-IIon BaiIie Peyton
yALPARA Iso-Messrs. Alsoe 4 Co., HemenwAy Co.
PANAMA Messrs Corwne Bro. 4 Co.. Garrison d Frits,
Vim. Nelson Co.
LvKnPooL-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnei 4 Co.. william
Jackson, ESQ.
NEW YoRK-Messrs E. X. Collins Co.. Goodhus 4 Co..
Capt. cara ye steamer Pacific
BALTIMORE M.s, John henderson d Co. Thomas J.
Hand Co, White h Elder.
SAN FRANCIscO- Mes Flint Peabody a Co., Hussey
Bond d Hale, Chas Doane Esq J. IL Lyon, ESQ.
BosroN-Msssrs. Amm G. Lombard, ksq, K. ID. BRIGHAM
& Co., Giddsn d Williams
CANTor-Nye Perkins x Co.
DAY ToMPKINs, GENEkAL LAND AGENT COR
IL Of Aetta and Grden Streets few
ToDpkinsvle erry staten Island will attend TO pur
chase and sale ofresf estate collect rents negotiate claims
upon bond and mortgage, 30, 10 Houses
and farms for sao TO let All orders and
left with j. r. TATEM No. street. will prom
ly attended to.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ACT TO ENABLE THOMAS CYrRIANO DE NOS
"A guerra and Pedro Assnssr. sr,n TO hold real estate
Represented in Senate and Assembly do enact follows
Of and rssss
take purchase hold convey and devise real
citizens Of the United states.
Of f Ns. es aa .as ss
Il. preceding Uit6 an no orna law Senate N. ~ file
transcript thcretrom and Of the whole said
IL 81 Given under hand tho seal of this Office at
the siy a hlhn1y ehs M day Of Apr A. d @
SuPREME cogRT;-IN THE MATTER OF THE Ap.
the city Of New York relative the opening Of 1884
Mount Norris square in the Twelfth said city tho
commissioners Estimate and Assessment in above
i such P.Syss.S
lands Affected thereby and to all others
TSs. as 9Sws to w ,.,
ment and that all interests affected
S H. sfs ds s
q 's tho az on n os S mo S
Second That the of the estimate and
ths nu%I. q such ss. they
whether for benefit also ali
used BY the sad Commissioners in making their estimate
end have been in the Stree. Gomms
the Of it may until the sd
Third Also that the limits embraced by t.
as follows that T. to the lots Of land situate in
.osster bound tn. vet y eastsriy sid. sbe
square, the by the westerly side of the 81
d street and I2h street and tbs south by tho
lire OF the centre of the block between 1881 street and d
street. ing thorerom such streets and
parts Of streets and have already been opene
the is laid out the map Of the said Commission
ers deposited IA aforesaid.
Fourth Also that repor. in the above entitled mat
the State Of New York. special term Of the said
be held at the City Hall In the city of New Ror
urdsy the 2d day July b. 1888 at the opening of the
court that day; and that then and thore
thereafter 10 heard, motion will be made
that said report he confirmed
WILLIAM Il. ELTING,
CHARLES ": LAWRENCE. Commissioners
CARLTON EDWARDS,
Dated, New York, Nay 10, 1868.
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THE TURF.

TINE TURF.
TENTREvILLE COURSE L.L--TROTTING-PURSE OF
W SO mile heats, best three In hve, wagons wagons
and drivers weigh 400 lbs free for all rottng
entered for the stake
the 10Th of May except the above
and the second best horse the Entries to
close Saturday, May A. at o'clock M at W. simon
cons Four Mile House, Jamaica road Trot to
Wednesday, May B JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
TINION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-ON MONDAY.
May IT, at three o'clock, match for $500-Mile heats
beet three in five in harness. j. Ryerson T. Alva
RADIO; Mr. Quaclen names b. May Fly. Stages viii
ferries Williamsburg, for the Course hourly.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I-PACING AND TRoTTING-
~ On Tuesday, May IL at O'clock p. NJ, purse of
$500 two miles and repeat to harness. Hood enters &
Hero J. Daniels enters Tecumseh; c. enters
r. Roanoke. Immediately after, match for 800 mile
beats in harness VIM Whelan names 6. Colonel
Clas Brooks names g. Mary Warren The cars will
leave the South ferry Brooklyn for the course two
o'clock and return the sport is Far. each
way IS cents. JOHN /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Merchants, Exchange SIMEON DIAPER will sell
O of p.r cent bonds Of the oity Of Jcfersonvile,
thty one half in 1872 and oushaf la 1884, interest
Vase mi annually, In Now York
10 thriving city, situate opposite Losis
The Ohio river ar lat the southern terminus OF shA
tire public debt and outstanding bonds VI the city
hoLo only $50 sixty Thousand Of the bonds wsrt
S,ot shsr he 100 bonds now offered ei
lie issued for tho purpose Of p'oeu ing tho meane t
adsd pave the public wharf and landing and Other
NC ote Of the City Council, and has been since fully
lpri by the citizens In q public meeting
Pfharter makes u the duty o. the Common Counch &c
I've sufficient to tho whole interest upon the pub
also, specific tax to he set apart - sinking fans
8 I redemption,
tLfourths the legal voters Of the city and then an
)diai tax must be levied TO meet the interest &c ines
sssnts arc by the charter declared lien upon all che
n the city y.r
O The iimits Of the oity have since been
essxtsnded, thus adding largely to the taxable pro
d 6srsonyiIe Railroad ia In operation to Edia
brgd shsrty will BE- extended TO Indianapolis tno 50
aEhe Stat The property and business Of the CITY hAt
reasing rapidly from The time TINS rosn was cen
and the great amount Of produce seeking an outlet
th,io river by thi channel will continue to increase
. mesa and property Of the city
WIZ '' SIMEON bRAPsR, 10 Pine street
KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING PIANO
ss: . Ssssps' near &f ia will sell
this day At IS Nassau street, very large sssort
valuable rosewood and msto any pArior o'nin6
three ply and other carpets, pianoiortes, mirrors
pa and glassware, comprising very large sno oeAu
sortmeht, which Is particularly worthy tno Atten
HcsssksspsrA SAia without reserve. Catalogue "a
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CLOTHING,

CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEs
and gentlemen having dispose Of receive fair
cash by sending TO the stores West Broadway place
Canal street. and ~ West Broadway by letter
post addressed to COHEN Ladies attended to by Mrs
Cohen.
NLOTHING.-CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNl.
~ ture and gentlemen having any cloth
ing furniture ewery, obtain fair cash price
tho subscriber AZ his residence through the Post Once
Ladies attended BY Mrs Cohen.
N. s. COHEN, No &C Elm strcet
rAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons desrous of converting their cast of articles
into cash obtain fair price BY ending for the subscr
Der at his residence, or through the Post ONCE.
l.. N. DUSSELDORF, No. I3 Elm street,
N. Blades attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.-J L. vANDE
70 IA Wall street, fae oil paintings about hun
I'D fifty beautiful oil paintings just received from
in rich gilt frames, suitable for parlors galleries,
POEMS. 30 Among them will be found origin ais BY
elrated French artists Delaveisne. Esturisl Cham
ostile pere Cruiser, Margoutier c. CARTIER Versnbe,
|pel, Bequet, Colincm, Lebrun, Uneburg and other
own artists Of the French school. Beautiful paint
ek attached to glass; in oval frames. Also line Of
hge, DC.
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MILLINERY AND DRnssmAKrNC


EfhBROIDERIES AND LACES.-MADAME fIDRICH
" from Paris desires inform her othsra
that she has removed to Wavsey place. will dispose
Of her stock at reduced nrces Of
MILLlNERY.-MRS. ROWDON RESPECTFULLY IN.
1 yites tie inspection of her Paris millinery No. 7D
broadway Ladies will find elegant assortment mil
Hnery at very moderate prices.
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TEAS

THE PUBLIC IS INFORMED THAT ON SATURDAY,
tho Nth inst the immense tea market tho corner
CT CT atham street. will open Dealers
proproors and all large Of will do well
tit to this establishments. Remember No. Cham.
ters street, corner Of Chatham.
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DRY GOODs,

-~>~>~>~>>>>>>>~>>~~>>> ~~~o~~N~>~>~>~>>>~>>,
Fashion, in Paris and New York for the spring and sum
sous on By Mr. Geo Bn
Paris Mantilla and Foreign shawl emporium s6l Broad
designs mantss with descriptive Parts Of the
any part Of the Union application the proprietor
FASHIONABLE PLAID SILKS AT FIVE sHILLINGs
Magnificent French lawns and jaconots at Is. Cd
Beautiful barege dc LANES at Is, 1s Sd. and Is. 3D.
Scotch and English printed lawns at Is.
Tambonred e. TO s. 3D. lace application border
DO, 4s. sets lace curtains, 81 TO SO
Grape shaw M 70 to s heavy rich frnsed
Five cases very good de LANES at Is.
Very fine neat printed cashmere sbawle, POS.
great variety Of linen goods, NAPKINS towels danasks
Gsuas Aanns French cassimerss for boys wear drills
All the above purchased within the last few days
long The prices q all our goods are married. plain figures
''s--e : :, - wv. &w. Z. GILGEY 90
CENTLEMfN,S LINEN READY MADE AND MADD
yeant iuute have on sale and make to rae shirts
every stye and quality To families who prefer to furnish
manner and at moderate prices.
vi tirey and extremely beautiful designs IN Parisiss
Mantillas have just been received A. the emporium 800
SoysSs the saisass and every other
that had appeared in Paris up to the Of the
Tho inspection Of ladies S
CHAwLs-FIFTY CASES OF VERY RIcH CANTON
y Grape shsws pl.n and embrodered1 having been
shsss By the to the he
SIsPs .s 'front.' h S'ss
sad other French and India shHvis ths finest
MaasHla aad shawl EN- porium sci Broadway
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

: -~>~~~~~~~"S
CAMDEN AND AnBoY RAILROAD TO PnILA DEL
10 A. N. and P H-Aocom mediation nns at 10 A. N b.
Irsrsoe to South Ambo cars 20 Bordsnsown
press line st by steamboat John Potter to Hmbo1
shsnse dreos e Can BY IL four hoar and
NvOR ALBAHY-FARE n.-ALBANY AND NEW
= York Lrirne Route Railroad Tive daily express
:sasr line. q railroads MOTH s as & e. s new
depot corner Of White. Elm and Centre streets whers
Schenectady Utica SYRACUSE Rochester and Bua.io Pas
ssnser. also received A. Brosas aud bovsr and Twenty
si land pasaep Crotsn Falls and chasham
only ~ viii city Hall sta-
on corner sryee row sae centre street ~ hsrssoers
HUDSON RIvER RAILxoA OBTAINS DAILY FRck
Express train A. x".hroasS 10 foas hours. oo.n.e.ns
With trains rsacbng Buffalo Montreal ~ o'clock
Mail train. A. n. TArouxh wsy 1t ION ~ and
Express train, r. n. Accom- mediation srain, s r. NJ.
Passenger taken AZ Chambers Canal Christopher Four
ssenth and Thirty first streets.
sunday trains frsm Cansi street At ~ for Pougb
sa: 'n' sseRns III may T..
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New Jersey Railroad -Bnited tates and Express Lines
street a. and A. IT, ana 80 ana $50 r. N Leave
sns s pns via Esrs 81 and
~ p. NJ, IRON Philads pha Throush tickets sold and
ington, Norfolk ana cLarsston 10 The and A. ~ and
So and sO n trains and COMMISSIONS certain with
~ fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILaoAD-To BEL
IN lows Fails Rutland burlington, ST Johnsbury Oydsns
burs Montreal and Intermediate towns Tickets be
lie Broadway Express trains leave u. A. n and $40
Pm Baggage checked through Freight with despatch
''''''' p'''F RA9G1s HYDE Assus 1852 South street.
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FURNITURE.

CUITEs OF COTTe GR FURNITURE, ALL SHADES
~ Wood top suites &25 marble SETS S5 TO 500 Hotel
boarding house proretors and families will and
tho above the best and cheapest suites to be bough
where Mattresses pali the 10 whole
sale prices, and warranted pure hair.
MATHEWS ASTACY. 526 broadway. csrrsr Spriug 81.
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|EIE MANTELS AT AUCTION L. vANDR-
ii Err will sell this day, Friday, mt l0n O'Clock,
tbes room, No. Wall street. large assortment Of
very choice patterns, to be sold without
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

NHE GREAT DISCUSSION ON LOVE- MARRIAGE AND
Henry james. Horace Greeley and stephen Pearl Andres
bune published this day Price l2 cents and for sale,
Wholesale and retail by STRINGER TOWNSEND. No.
222 Broadway.
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sP~SsxTxSas


@CS REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS AsKED--TOR
PLC small black and tan slut, weighing above
poo,da with few white hairs on her breas
20 ths name OF Lie. Strayed stolen sunday April TO-
from MT. Van Gotta Four Mile House Third Who
ever VIII return aer 70 c. r. Losso. W Hamilton
dAmiltsA AArkAA Dsvskiyn sAe0 rssslvs IL akeys
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|. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY FRI
Ay, at ION A. NJ, at No. - Beekman street 8 largo
OF secondhand housekeeping articles, removed this
oonvenience Of sale, such crockery stoves cook
kitchen furniture. bedsteads carpc ts 80 being ths
bent Of new goods to pay advances-sofas bureaus
|lnds, French bedsteads parior and cham Der chairs
bsir mattresses rosewood suites covered in plush
fcatee, fancy goods vases, ornaments, 10. No post
Mt
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HOUGH, AUCTIONEER-IMPORTA SALE
houfehold furniture to morrow Saturday, at I01s
ut No. 70 North and 223 old William streets, two
rom Chatham street, consisting Of good variety Of
and and cabinet furniture, carpets pier glasses
th rs sofas, bureaus washstands French bsdstsads,
hairs, divans, rockers: card, centre work. and din
kes. extension do Brussels, three ply and ingram
.oiloloths hair mattresses, counterpanes, pier
china tea and toilet sets cut glass and fancy goods
|nts, DO. Also, several suits of rosewood covered
|atclle. Catalogues on morning of sale. Goods
land shipped at reasonable charges.
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GAS FIXTURES.

TASi GAS WANTED TO HIRE, THREE (FOUR
VI light chandeliers with other fixtures suitable
private ene would BIO purchased If sold reasonable
Address box 2S Post ORce stating terms &C., which will
haye attention.