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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
ANTHOLOGY.


A S1ROLoGY.-hR vANH0RN HAS RECEIVED A
a letter, dated ID Dece nber 1888 and signed
horrow VIII be smusemeni for right minded person
70 ca and the orthoera the
for lady who styles herself this astroor;s
OF the day. 1t can be that this person il
seventh daughter Of cyenth daughter that she ~
been even seven ysare following the occupation We beg
leave most respectfully to aenge this psrty to pnhI
controversy admission to be free Of charges thus th
fubc at large an epportult y judge tho mers and AZ
merits 81 each party Our only object
e. &C. being brought into discput0 VIC court nvestsston
by u and public opinion willing stand or
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IVOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT, BEING l22
feet deep and rs front and with front
and rear and good hree story frame building, allied in
with brick it. which has been built about
factory. and can easily be altered into dwelling house
Price 81 800 For further particulars inquire the promises
y MEX, Fifty second street, bstweon Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES,

dcO nOO -WANTED-A PARTNER TO TAKE AN
pO.VOU. interest in profitable manufacturing bust
with foundry conneotd the whole will he sold
competent with the required capital Contracts
large amount If work partly pleted,
extent be taken any time II 10
pemar business a-d worthy the attention Of any
desiring profitable Of ptA and active busi-
address z. Y. X Herald ohco, before Thursday,
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~ W. HOLMES, MISUNDERSTANDING ALE
~. of elegant household furniture carpets oil paintings
pianofortc dec. w Holmes will SELL tomorrow Tuesday
Dec % o'clock the entire tents OF the brown stone
house No E Forty fifth street between Sixth and
in French satin brocaee crmsen and maroon one suite
top center pier and fancy tables rosewood 6A octave
pianoforte very superior instruml Mt and fully war
and antel naments sofas and ehairs LOUNGES
mahogany chairs and rockers marble bureaus and wash
stands mahogany and walnut cottage and bedsteads
beat curet hair mattresses quilts blankets gilt toilet set
mirrors fine oil paintings extension dining tables orockey
and glassware, base MT and kitchen furniture, 40.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LIEE.-THE NEW AND
"A clipper ship OCEAN STEED, T. Cunningham, com.
mander fourteenth ship Of this lne hai for abou
1900 barrels will sa 10th december and from her
superior model shd fast sailing qualities it expected will
make the passage in about A fret
second cabin passengers yet DO For
llG W all street. - -
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A usTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE-THE SHIP CAR
"A IhAGE for sydn'y having over three ourths hor
cargo now on board, Will BIO despatched in days
freight or passage apply ON board or to w. CAMERON
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srBk LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
chip Company intend starting their avorite steAmshipx

- Tho Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys ne
Craig oo7amAnder viii leave Rev York for Glasgow o.
Wednesday Jsansry l ~ O'Clock neon rirss cabia e
saird elass stewards fees ineludsd Apply 70
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NtOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A ga
II loon attached to of the best thestre5 shs cit
Prce $500 cash. Tor particulars address Theatre Broad
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A LBERT II. NIC0LAY, AUCTIONEER.-MA CNIFI.
cent unreserved sale Of worth OF French import
ed furs 200 elegant robes splendid real Russian Hudson
Fay sable G.Pes yicsoIi.ss mais &c a. auction
and Thursday December 9th 7th ard sh at II O'Clock ~
the room 100 Broadway c. rtlandt street.
fnrs splendid real Russian Hudson Bay sable cso
or private seldom met With The whole of ,hs
.plsndd stock manufactured in the best
teed to description and will be sold without
Intending purch will do we'll to examine the goods
on view Amor gst his superb stock will be found Greoau
stone marteu vioornes Jenny Lind cuffs and mu Chin.
.hls MINK m:rtsn fitch sable link genet and other gloves
splendid COLI elton Of line wolf HUDSON and buff.
robes elegantly trimmed and lined in the costly
Catalogues may be obtained at the sales 1863 Broadway
and 40 Wall ct,
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DoARD--A PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET TO A
ID gentleman and his wife in private fcmily also
suitable for s. gentleman All tho modern i'm
&c aud contiguous to and railroads. Call
at No 40 West Twenty second street, between Sixth and
Seventh
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ROARNING-pLEASANT PARLORS AND BED
- roon. to 0t with board and invalid taken and The
best OF ttndsace given abe best OF references given.
Terms derato Please call at 3Sl Bowery Fifth
tHr upper
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A USlRAIlAN EXPRESS, INTEILlGENCE AND GEN.
"A eral shipping Agency Company.Perry Daney & Co,
shlpting and ssi5n merchsnts 16f Maiden
fors and ~ Eourse street, Melbourne. Oice inor
nation on All snhee0 " Importance to morchants
tnrtr emtgrsnts, Sc ostaoh he'd at Melbourne lS52 Mr.
fIy proprietor OF iho Melbourne Express paper
at armed from Australia and be sulte daily from
~ 10 81 t. cir Office 10 Maiden lane Merohandfss m.
chinery &c purchased 9 O comm ion
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DOR LIvERPOOL-sTEAMSHIP ANDES, e. r. MOO.
die Comm apder. This and powerful steamer will
sail from the British and North American Mail
rssiet Conpsnys dock At Jersey City Saturday the
only dor whom there is excellent $50
euong provisions and stewards fee but without
liquors which be obtained board Freight taken
able Apply to CUNARD No Bowling Green.
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+ w. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
OF counting bouse oce and cabinet furniture, &o
continuation. JW Brown will SEX 1t suction, CONT
nu.ten on Thursday December At iols O'Clock At the
assignee the balance o. the stock Of extensive
turer consisting Of hundred counting house office
dtsa counting chairs stoolo &e, &c. Of which
arc finished and part Csbine. f1rnisurc-Alo
stand mahogany and chairs tables 30 Cata-
ogues ready Wednesday ana the attention Of Dealers
makers and others requested sale will rere nptory
and without reserve and purchasers expected TO settle
their bills and the goods the day after SALE
of caIli IN bknkA h,e mo
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TNOR SALE-LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ONE
Of tae bss Confectionery and feat stores this city
Also APPENDED dining saloon in the lower
now dong good BUSINESS q. w. Sinners, United Stateg
Real Estate Ofhoe l33 Nassau ftreet.
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WAN1ED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, IN A BREWERY
already established with cash capital from "a 500
TO - o The best of rercnce given required Address
George VIM; Long, II raid Office. All Communications
ne, preferred
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D0RTRAIrS IN PASTEL AND MINIATURE ArrrR
nsture, pnd dsgEerre nypes .Seouted aud psreet re
remlionees warranted ~ A. SCHUsTER Portal. Ppinttr
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NEW YORK ANB CALIFORNIA sTEAxSHIP LIN.
IN via Nicsragua.-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua IA advance Of the mail
ng The new double engin steamship NORTHERN LIGHT
tons burthen will leave from pier Nc North river AZ
O'Clock NJ precisely for Ban Juan Nortc on Nan.
day, December 8 sonneotns with the and favore
gus Transit route, having but twelve miles land trans
portaton Those steamers their yents
zion ana accommodations. For inform alton or rsssarc
apply only TO '"~s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

RIO CAtIhtF a NDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
BLADE 226O tons will sail Tor AspinwA on Tuesday De-
osmbor auth ats o'oookP NJ tho Nsrth Moore
UNCLE SAN, 2UN tons. which will sail immediately on The
dr.ot xhou s Rasssnse for San Francisco
These steamers arc vastly superior 70 other the route
In point OF speed, ventilaton and good
snd II eonndenty expected that the voyage California
WI Dc MADE Ia eweny-two days Passengers procuring
tickets during ths month will be allowed dsoonnt Of tan
cent from the lowest charged by any Other limo
CAvklsyN M streaA - ---~~~f
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nlLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE-GENTLEMEN IN
ID tending to purchase for private public will do
veil to call examine stock hand Two second
aana tables for sale cheap. GHiFFlTH DECKER, 30
Ann trc.t
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1JOTsL CUBANO HAvANA-BY MRS SARAH e
IL Brewer No Cuba street continuing comfort and ele
gance uequsled in the eiy Strangers will consul. thei
interest by looking 1T her and bs,o
going esep here Boats at the steamers for ba gage
carriage At the wharf for ladies thu nfrm. Aavana
November, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

THOUR VALUABLE LOTS TO LEASE ON THIRTY
scion street. Broadway without restrictions suit
able erection Of Kind n ufaeturng
ment, or for stables. Apply 10 JOHN B. MURRAY, Il
Watev stra
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DAsEMENT.-TO SELL THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
- efa coffee and oyster saloon AZ No Roosovels street.

pOND AND MORTGAGE FOR SALE.--A FIRST CLASS
ID cent city bond ana for 81 0U0 aud
for 81 both security and title
Address Capital r erad office.
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
~ and their wives and for Fin gle gentlemen, be oh
tanned with full board if applied Tor at No. Bowling
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HEREFORD CO.'S CALIFORNIA. SOUTH AMERICA
and orsIou IxpressOur next regular shs sut will 40
Toward BY tie Uuod States mail Ir,nois and
WA&bed scott cn Monday Dec. At two O'clock charge
oil sIseial messenger AND ,regLt agents.
RCRFORD CO % Rrn.axau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

DARIS CLOAKS AND TALMAs.-sOhT EXTREhLLY
beautiful novelties have been received aad will be
offered for sale this week. tho Paris En- poru
Sel Br adway where may At all times DO the largest
Richest and most varied assortment In tho city Ladies
kere select from UPWARDS OF i've thous elegant
cloth velvet cloaks talmas All Of Psripian
GEO. BULPiN
DARIS EMBRoIDERIED CHRMisETrEe SLEEVES
collars band cheis caps banda Ladies now be
suite At kOBEKT 169 Broadway Ninth street
NJ BAH kinos OF rich lace settles on hands.
SILKS, LACES AND AMBROIDERIEs IN GREAT
- vsrioty # ssy les from the vt celebrated
els Of Europe alo elegant fancy articles FOR holiday pre-
eents just reeei ed A. kEhR CO 767 Broadway three
doors below Ninth street.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
OF every description, lace and muslin curteins
shades AID cornioe mps and tasses with thing In
the upholstery line offered in order our tall
before the approaching holidays twenty pcr
cent lower than any other house in tne city ~ DA
VlES, upholsterers, 1876 Bowtry.
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~ man and Two boys-his sons Location the Fulton
ferry and terms for partial board with three rooms
and light exceed $50 per onth. Address L. T. B..
Herald Office.
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A UCTioN NoTIcE;-H. WILSON, AgCrIoNeER,
"a will sell this day. Aondsy ~ half past 10 O'clock at
IS pruce street. large assortment Of household fraure
carpets beds hair mattrees bedsteAds burea tables
chairs sofas couch beds mirrors cooking stoves &c Also
u casks brandy, IS baskets cham aGne 2OO 40
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T ,ARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALE.-THIs
IL Mondny) morning, at "a O'clock will be cold at
ton all the elegant furnuce and mahogany
lsh tapestry carpets French glasses rosewood panore
Ne, contained IN the house in Eighth avenue, Thr
tenth street worthy Of special attention every article
in the house with the three lease will be puncuay
s,ld TO the highest bidder The furniture consist of
magnificent sutes Of rosewood parlor furniture In
brocetee richly carved wood etegers mirror backs
rosewood and inad CENTRE and other tables spring
and cottage chairs rockers and chas 80 yards
try carpet with the carpets twelve rich
ornaments French mirrors oil paintings with elegant
carved rosewood octave Chamber
and mahogany dressing bureaus
hstands china toilet SETS SOFAS silk damask lounges
superior hair mattresses feather beds quilts and blankets
aud shades wardrobes bookcases &C.,
iyor, cutlery china SETS Catalogues can be-
obtained At tie house. Sale positive without
weather. X. W. WESTCOTT, Auctoneer
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D0ARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE
ID accommodated with neaty furnished with board
also couple of single gentlemen At the pleasantly situated
house 81 North Moore street.
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A TLANTIC HOTEL, NO, 8 BROADWAY OPPOSITE
IA the fountain This old and favore hotel having been
entirely reiurnshed in department ready
ceiye families and gentlemen f0r the winter.
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A LADY, WITH SOME CAPITAL AND THE rURNI-
~ ture q house. would like to meet with respectable
party with fomescapal aso to join her establishing
boarding house che has ny taken city The most
satisfactory references given qured Address a. d.
Her aid office.
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BOARD WANTED.-FULL Or PARTIAL BOARD,
ID with bedroom wanted by single gentleman In sma
private family neeI quiet neig situaod be-
tween Third and Sixth aud Fifteenth street Al
moderate.
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UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BsLL. AUCTIONsERs-
a u graham, thi. day - los O'clock, in the sale
entire furniture Of family renewed Grand street
carpets chairs tables bureaus looking classes beds bod
champagne 80 boxes bar chests
"a, &c. Sales every day this week will be announced.
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DIssoLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRM OF
j. MOORE MORRISON is this day dissolved; Joseph j.
Morrison retiring from the The business will be
tirued BY CHAS. A. MOORE.
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E,OR .SALE-LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
grocery liquor end pro vision store, situated in the
enters rising man, to make fortune c. w. sinners,
Uried Sts.es sla u street,
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DeARD IN BROCELYN.--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wife car be accommodated with paror and bedroom
attached the second floor front also several sin gle
tlenen be Accommodated Apply At l3V Henry street,
Brooklyn.
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From an Occasional Correspondent.
Tour TO n. Riutr Rss,igonsle. No. Q.


BATHURST, IN. b. June, 1853.
prea,an and novel town. indeed this out-of. The
way Bathurst, whereof am to give bef descrip
ton 1t is built upon two points Of land a, the mouth
Of four rivers. the Npisisu the Middle, the Le, and
the Toooogoose rivers and at the head OF handsome
but shallow bay. This sbset OF water, from many points
Of view resembles inland Jake, and Is spanned by
well constructed bridge bali mile 10 length. The har
b 81 OF Bathurst for the smaller vessels OF the
coast, while those ttawing than twelve feet OF
water find safe anchorage outside bar which lies al
the mouth of the bay. The town contains some six
hundred inhabitants and Tour churches whose spires
help give it attractive appearance IL has three
ship -yards from which annually launched from i've
handsome rugged vessels and very exen-
sve numbering establishment belonging Messrs John
and Francis Ferguson. The nsshboriug lands well
cult aied. and the ecehery every direction exceeding
y interesting Next lumber. is chief expectations
6sh and species of valuable gripdstone, as well
good quality OF s,e and should imagine that its
sources in s these particulars would give profitable
ployment 10 large amount OF capital. Its more inhu
entail inhabitants are English and Scotch and can say
OF them iha, they polite. accomplished
10 an uncommon degree and warm hearted hospitality
seems 10 be part OF ihsr reigion II is sp We'll sup
piled land what North American town is not) with the
ssns and daug hie OF Erin, while the choppers Of wood
and the people OF the Acsdisn French The
r. white man who is said 10 have biz feet upon IN
Jean Jacques Ensud andth. be did early the year
1893. AT tina, period The spot which IT now occupies
was the headquarters OF The Micmac indiana. BY whom
their village was nsmed Wipkupigswsk, which snbse
quently degeneatcd into Npidgua, or the place OF
troubled waters During the dominion OF The Frenehi II
was known as ST. Peter, and the name which y now
sioes in is tina, OF Of the most honored OF the colo
NAL secretaries OF Great Britain It's hotel accommoaa-
lions might be improved, and ought 10 be without any
delay, tor The home OF the stranger IN foreign land
ough, always, for the ske oil that land, he eomioita
bic and agreeable y but on acccust OF hs beautiful
scenery heahuness. excellent socIesy, and erpeci
ally its manifold piseaoral attractions, j, isa place de
serving world, wide reputation -..I-s f5.s.zf
Az before minated The entire region Of country lying
on the Atlantic eosss of New Brunswick originally
inhabited by the Micmac Indians, and the people whose
hunting grounds Joined theirs nj the Bay Of Chaleor
the Mohawk These Two ns'ions were originally and
for many ears uon The mos, friendly srms With each
other, On the very spot where am now writing they
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U
governments committee has bssn appointed 20 ss per-
yad " EXAMINE INTO me irrary w~rt and the
OF all pieces played the theatres. snlsd
DC played 70 decide on the historical accuracy OF The
4icai Gus'ah1s AMI ~eoaeIy whether tks acofs know
her roles whether each piece has been sucieu,ly
heaIsed whether an sat up OF Iansposed
The Minister ofWat has issued decree rsvua,;0v and
describing the Uniform Tor each branch and grade OF The
army.. Is. -. -."ea ;. .--~,,... go.
The State Department ihtrusted with The work ia at
lively Engaged in finding on The condition OF the public
roadr, The REPAIRS Deetcd, ordering the1, So !
The prize offered obian s hssl trssiias on the hest
nsnne Of paving and d,assx she streets OF the cay Of
Sfexioo has been wonby senior Gagoiio, As all the
gesssa ve,s sasa)y good the mailer was sillsdoy%
drawing by lot ts,-tiaa.- - ~. its i.s.4ua ~
oahe aaa Vas. in The Stale 81 Chih ushua, band
Of indians. forty il number attacked DR.. r. Gonzales
ard Seiier Do.s who escorting the latsers family
Sshjf Dos was grievuusiy wounded. and one OF his
daughters carried on The mex! day. tollY MexlSans
took their and horses, and recaplufed four Next
cans WHO wtrelheir pffsoners .s T.. Z. H.. III. s@.
In the province OF Guerrero sil larger band Of
azes more than hundred IN number, attacked a. the
saWa MaDeul the .haceldas al Dolores. HefaEo. and
Casa, Blanca, and The village OF Sano Tomas, and sue
ceeded carrying OH large number OF cattle and hosscs
Ssh5r casavanes me bead of twelve men at'arfed
The Indiana and fought them foriwo hours FIVE OF bic
men were killed, and hs whole party would have sue.
cumbed had not reinforcement OF sixteen men reached
them, The lodlans were then driven Oh ~ =.
The ordinance requiring Tire employees OF the civil
goyelanent 10 wear a. uniform has been again put IN
iorce' H~+~-s " i'- go. -'s'..- - -nt Ev g',~Aa
The French legation ff the city OF Mexico in the alb
sence Of M. lie Yaseeur, the minister. furlough has
been left IN charge Ot NJ. DapO ~. !. y. 81. s..si
The government has given orders to liberate all per
sons IMPRISONED Tor akisg part the revolution f als
They 10 be placed under the special projection
Of the principal officers in each State ---, q.
The Uaiusr,ai and The. Da1ia Official contradict the
report of the promotion Of PeFdgon GaIay the grade
of brgadiel general He il was who after the battle OF
Cefro Gordo, the retreat OF the Mexican forces was
found by an American officer the gTouad under q
tree, and The officer thought dead The old gentle
man. however, had only tad doWd to rest and get his
breath. He fat he coudnt run any further at
people in Mexico. * -.-'- Y. ~
On the 18th OF April, the people of Santo Tomas
the California frontier, had just learned the resignation
d General Arsa, ttles months and half after took
place. .,Q.st-4 ~ II. s.... 81 J.
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CO. Rev. Mason Noble pastor Of sixth street rresby-
church, present woTspping Island fa) will preach
II and sp Ip.he evening he will continue
om inc noe %
the filled with hearing y g ... 80 49, ~ s
JAY - ri '.- 49,. WA, I'M WV
n5-At = meeting Of the Bosrd Or Directors or the
Metropolitan Mechanics insute held tbcir h
the following resolution passed: 49,. 80 80
Resoired Of the Institute be opened daily
the week Sundays excepted from 70 10 O'CLOCK
and that The public generally he invited 10 visit the same .
---.e 80 CHARLES CALVERT
June 7-tr s"~7 ~- --A --.4 y! Recording Secretary
a--Ia-. n -
"nztYoang Mems Christian Rooms
building 7h below f. tho General Post Once
library and reading day (Sunday
The religious
tho standard and magazines Of this country
Great regularly received. Citizens and
cordially welcomed 49, 4 +t-S ,-tsar
BY order of the Association! rs -
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BY ;. c. mcauIRE. .Aaosseneer.

VERY VALUABLE LOT ON 6 STREET AT AUCTION
Saturday 20, at Ok ociock on ne promises
shall sell 81 lots and ~ square ~ flonung y feet On
inches This Handsomely located one OF The
city for private residences and well worthy The
tenion of apitailsts. s.la -.
Terms One hud cssh residue and IA month";, for
- 80 u Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
July gid 81 i. 49, "- -. Is. Aucusneer.
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HANDSOME TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE WITH BRICK
ii bsidng lots 1hsss4Ay,
shall SELL clock, lots and ., sVpss
No s7+ siusted 9th between
containing a5 feet schsA houss
Excellent Frame containing
and brick basmen and other The
property s ai snoose< and tn high " euivAsoA
third IN -
months sAy
msnts, bearing 1seA
Of tust taken. Title indspu,nhe. n
$500 GREEN b SCOTT,
July ~ ,f1- ysttr -sai Ausaissesss-
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by E. N. sTRATroS. A.cfispssr,

f arense south side, i0tA sreef
FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE fAMIIY,--On Saturday morn
ing July my rooms, shall
ture o private family declining housekeeping, VIA
Il Mahogany sofa md rockers, chairs
Bcdstsads beds, spring And'other matuesses -. a.
4is Carpets, wardrobes, stoves +-'' III
~ Kitchen e uisites, ..--t
Terms cash, Ia hankabie funds. ~, '..F .eti-' MI
July t.fl--.-e 49,.
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sales To-day.
BY K. N. sTRA1'TON. Aaciisnser

E. by K. N. sTRAI'rON, Auctienser,
(Pcrnsylrania aoenue, south side Tenth reet) =.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NORTH OF FRANKLIN ROW
Saturday next July 23d, 3x O'Clock, the prem
NO. IL No247, located the
sySaue, and containing
2sk besg decidedly s most desirable unppEoved
lot in that part OF the city. IL. te -. .4a l.a4
t.-,t At half past atx O'Clock, . 4.-a.
the sale Of this above shall sell Ioss and
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being y BY ls feet containing al
$3.50 square feet ts'. go
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