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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
CALIFORNIA ART UNION.
Superb Collection
WORKS OF ART.
A Mammoth InsOt Of Gold, Diamond
Work, Superb Watches, &c.,
SAN FRANCISCO.

MR. DUNCAN has been engaged in Europe
for some months past, in selecting everything
beautiful in Manufactures and the Arts for
importation to this State. Having expended
more than three times the amount gained by
his last ANNUAL Distribution in erecting
Gallery for the display of Paintings, Scup-
ture and specimens of the Worlds Industry
in this city he will now receive the RICH
and COSlLY WAtES gathered during his
tour and intended for the >pAC GUS ROOM
erected for their reception. The collection
will have no equal at home or abroad and
he can confidently say that neither London.
Paris nor New ork will he able to show, rs
the stock of mercantile firm, the many trea
sures of ,rt and valuable objects of veTtu
intended for alfornin The Catalogue will
embrace several thousand articles, from the
delcately wrought
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

CHoLERA.-We notice by the Times E.
Transcript that this fearful disease has
made its appearance in San Francisco.
Our citizens should he prepared for its
appearance in Auburn. The Chinese
brothels at the upper end of town are
flthv enough to produce anv disease.
These people should he made to be more
cleany about their habitations. The
Transcript publishes the following in re-
lation to the first victim at San Francisco:
The cholera is now ununestionably in
our city. For some time past cases ex-
hihiting many If its symptoms have occur
red. hut our citizens have heretofore heen
10th to believe that it could break out in
city daily swept over bv violent sea
breezes. Notwithstanding the great filth
which ia acknowledged to exist in almost
every quarter. A man named Mstthpw
Nunnn, died Yesterday. If cholera, Mt the
corner Of Stockton and Broudwav streets.
He was taken about seven o'rlork on Mon
dav evening. with violent pukeing pnrg
ing which lasted through the night. About
seven O'Clock Yesterday morning, Dnrt
NNrIa|l was CAIIPn IN. nut ne tOiln0 the
patient in perfect state Of collapse and
the case TOO Car gone for medical relief
Nnnun, as before stated, died about twelve
O'Clock In n conversation with Dr.. Nut
tall about thp case. he stated to us that it
wns unqneStionahlv case of real Asiatic
cholera. and Of precisely the same type
which he has seen in Calcutta. Madras
and along the shores ofthe Mediterranean.
The Doctor also stared that he was in
En"lnnd and Ireland during the great
cholera panic, and that this case was at
tended with all the symptoms Of the dis
ease which he had seen in Asia or the
British Empire. DR. Tewkshurv, and
other prominent physicians of the city
nlso visited the rase, and joined with Dr.
Nuttal in pronouncing it to he genuine
cholera. Now that its existence has fairly
heen ascertaned to be amongst us, it
would he we'll tor our citizens 10 exert
themselves in cleansing the city and pre-
venting any more filth from accommodating.
A word to the wise should he sufficient.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
Declaration.

=
DE TT KNOWN, that | 'ary l.. Hildreth
ID wife of Henry Hildreth, Of the County
oi 'lacer and State of california, hereby
make known and declare, that under and by
virtue Of An act to authorise married wo.
men to transact business in their own name
rs sole traders approved April 18th, d.
1862, | intend from and after this date, to
to transact and carry on in my own name the
business of saving Lumber, Teamng, Store.
keeping and raising Stock in is county MS n
sole trader And further declare that the
amount of capital invested in said business is
less than five thousand dollars.
Dated ut Auburn this l4th day of August
n. d., 1854 M ARY l.. HiLDRETH.
State of California So.
County Of Placer. On this 14th day
of August a d. 1874, before the undersigned
"A Justice of the Peace for said county, per
sonaly appeared Wary L Hildreth, to me
known to be the person described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument, and on
oath made the declaration therein contained.
and acknowledged to me that she made the
same freely and voluntarily for the purposes
therein mentioned
Witness my hand at my office in Auburn
date aforesaid II. r. HAWKINS,
aug 1876 Justice of the Peace.
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is true to nature-the whole scene most life.'
like The mimic warblers fv from bough 70
bough. and fill the air with the notes Of the
Nocking Bird Canary etc
I'm Intricate Piece Of .Mechanism foa,
Cologne!
A Magician performing with perfect seeuras3
the curious Tricks of his profession.
The Great Original Painting Of
the HuguenOts!
This picture is we'll known to Parisians.
and will be welcomed with enthuaiasu hy
every lover Of Art in California
The Superb T'oblenx Of Psyche ss6
.dn,our!
The twin to this painting 10 owned BY the
French Government, and has the most con.
sricuous place in the Gallery Of the Louvre.
A Series Of Original Dre,Disss, Twsnty
in Number,) Of the
BATTLES OF NAPOLEON,
BY an officer of the OA Guardl The great
interest that attaches to them 10 eaehanoea
by the extraordinary merit Of the Pictures.
rhey were visited by crowds in Paris. and
$4,000 has since been offered for their 70.
purchase AN INGOr OF GOLD for this
amount will be placed beside them, ready for
the person to whom they may fall. This sum,
in itself is a handsome little fortune. and will
be Immediately delivered, should hs desire
the exchange
For the purpose Of disposing Of this Mag.
nifcent Collection of Valuable and Beautiful
Goods from Europe, m
CART UNION"
Has been formed, on the plan Of aimilsr Az.
sociatons in London and Paris The intent
is to give to all an opportunity to secure for
their Homes ut q tritling cost, something per.
tanning to the artistic and beautital; that the
Cottage of the Artisan and the Dwelling Of
the Millionaire may alike boast that which
money cannot replace and which the man Of
taste in every walk in life may appreciate.
I'he whole will be divided in Shares. placed
| by general wish rs low as
ONE DOLLAR EACH!
Giving to the holder an Interest, by purchase.
in the entire collection, and constituting .
membership with all the privileges annexed
thereto, and the right to decide on the mode
of dstrbut Irhen the sale 10 completed
By the disposal of all the Shares the prop.
erty will await the order Of the shareholders,
through the fair and impartial decision Of .
Committee chosen by themselves. The Mum.
Der Of shares will be in the proportion Of
Sixteen to each Article in the Catalogue
The satisfaction heretofore rendered by our
house in all its transactions-its long standing
and reputation are guarantees OF the faithful
discharge Of the trust, and prompt delivery
every article specified. The same course
that has gained us this position will be striot.
ly adhered to, that no dissatisfaction can pos.
sbly occur
<,unrvrv<~ rroc nr CuI A u 90
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Hon. F.. c. Marshall spoke at Iowa
Hill on last Saturday evening, and on
Sunday evening at Green Valley. The
Democrat man thinks he took the wind
ont Of somebody's sail. Well. we incline
10 that opinion too-for "Ned" certainly
LANNON'S the Broderickites most unmer-
cifuIl.f, and in a very good hunored way
too.
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Thompson, aged eighfyone years, arrived
with her son at MarySvi lie on Monday
last She was able at times to travel
often two miles on foot in the mountains
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
n thing of Beauty is Joy EOr-

ever.---Why sill people endure pimples on
the "human face divine" or eruptons of any
kind when it is q tact so well known that Dr
Guysoh's YeUoW Dock ami SarsnparaAa
cleanses the skin from all impurty removing
Pimples, >ores and rlotches. leaving the af-
fected parts as healthy, smooth and soft as the
flesh of babe 1t is really pricelesss to all
that wish the rosy beauty Of childhood.
1t causes all sores and poisonous wounds to
discharge all infested matter. and eradicates
every impurity from the system
1t does its work mildly but effectually,
giving conscious beauty and blooming health
in the place of uglness and soul sick ening
disease VA See advertisement
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

BrOnZes Of Paris,
| TO THE
Grand Paintings Of Italy, Ger
many, France and Spain!
Sha wis OF Ca.huere; Vases Of bohemia; Crys
tai of Prague and Vienna; awnings and Fill
agree Work of Genoa; Matchless Mechanism
of Geneva: Mosaic " ork Of + lorence; Gems
of Art from Brussels; Silver and Gold Bro
cades of France;
The Costly Wares Of Paris,
CONSISTING OF
Sevres Porcelain; wonderful in its Exquisite
n orkmanship and priced in Art; Diamond
" ork of great beauty; solid silver Dressing
ases: Gold and Silver Work and Music
noxes Statuettes, Clocks and Bronzes Fans
of Gold and Mother of Pearl set with Dla
monds; abnets inlaid with Jewels; Caskets
studded with Gems; Superb Paintings by the
best Artists of the Age; Beautiful opies from
the priceless originals in the l'nperlal Gallery
eff the Louvre and countless Elegant Trifles
for the Drawing Room and Boudolr
1t is impossible here to recount more than
a very few Of the principal objecrs of interest
purchased Full Gu alogues will be issued
soon Among the most conspicuous are-the
magnificent painting OF the
Descent from the Cross!
After RUBENS, purchased by Mr.. Duncan at
the Cathedral of Notre Dame, in Antwerp,
where the Great Original was presented by
the renowned artist to the church of his ma
tive city.
The Chapel of St. Therese!
The wonderful work Of an Invalid Painter
while confined in the Hospital of Bruges.
THREE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS BY
TENlERS. VAN DYKE AND
GREUZE!
The Holy Family, by Blanchard!
The finest modern painting for sale in Paris
THE LARGEST DIAMOND IN THE
UNITED STATES!
Imported through the House Of Messrs ROV
f "A of Paris and New York, for which
10000 in cash will be paid, should the winner
desire it.
SERVICES OF SEvRES PORCELAIN!
Formerly belonging to NAtOLE IN THE
FIRST and LOUIS PHILIPPE, with their
Crown Mark, Initials etc.
A Clock Of the Days Of Louis XIV
Exhibiting the most exquisite and surprising
Mechanism with pendants of Diamonds and
precious Gems.
The Famous Boudoir 'locS Of MdAe'
Rachel, the 1ragedienne!
Representing Flight Of blrds-ths plumsg'
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Major Bowie, one Of the Wing candi-
dates for Congress, spoke at Ophir on
Thursday evening last.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
Wanted--5, 900 to 10, 900 dollars

EOR Sale, the one half interest in good
l. paying manufacturing business over four
years established in Sacramento city. AS
one of the owners. having made we'll out of
the same business wishes to sell out and re
turn to the east, or the whole will be sold for
cash-$5, 900 for the half interest or $40 600
for the whole This is an opportunity tor in
vestment seldom to be met with and is worthy
the attention of those who desire to 60 into
business For particulars address or apply
to XYZ at the Real Estate and General
Agency Office on 5th Street. near J, Sacra-
mento aug26 limo
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
Lost or Stolen.

Lost or StOIens
EROM the ranch of the undersigned a
l. on Holly Ravine. one mile and
half from Gold Hill on the 18th inst AlN-
a large American bay Horse branded on the
left shoulder with the ietser 0 and cross
inside in the shape of an x. liberal reward
will be given to any person who will return
the above animal to the subscriber at this
place.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Auburn, August 26, '54.-St*
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Ranch for Sale.

TINE splendid and we'll known Dameron
l. Ranch and Farm, situated in Coon reek
Valle 2 miles below Cox's Ranch, consis ing
of y. o claims Of 320 acres of rich tlllable land
all of which is inclosed 140 acres in cultva
ton and 25 acres in hay land. 1t is sup
piled with abundance of water for irrigatng
raising vegetables, fruits, etc Stock water
- water and range inexhaustible EE
::iI And with small amount of i'm 80 So
prove,uent would make it truly as desirable n
location as any in Placer county. he scene
ry in the vicinity is picturesque and beautiful
We have also for sale $50 head Of fat cattle,
a small lot of horses and mules, 1000 bushels
of barley, 1900 bushels of wheat, and 40 tons
of hay
TERMS reasonable-As we are desrous Of
closing up n partnership. For futher in
formation inquire Of DR.. Harper of Auburn,
or on the premises.
JAS. P. DANERON & co.
aug 10, '54-tf
T OST, - Adams 4 Co.'s original of
IL Certificate of Deposit, dated August
7h, 1854 NO l249, for Twelve Hundred
Dollars. The finder is requested to re-
turn it to our office. as We have issued a
Duplicate. ADAMS y ".
Auburn, August l9lh, lS54-S
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BrOnZes Of Paris,
TO THE
Grand Paintings Of Italy, Ger
nlany. France aHd Spain!

Sha wis OF Cashmere; Vases Of Bohemia; Crys
tai of Prague and Vienna; awnings and Fill
agree Work of Genoa; Matchless Mechanism
of Geneva: Mosaic ork Of florence; Gems
Of Art from Brussels; Silver and Gold Bro
cades of france;
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rnnr chilhrnn hna been ,
Spring ~ ALABAMA.


Corespondenee OF Tho y. rTribuDs.
ARcoL. Marengo Co, Ala "Wednesday, April !; 81
tod by old residents Of this section that oar past
winter las been uncommoaly and uniformly cold Mach
has been Of about uniform tmperaure. Ihs tesson
two weeks later than that of 1853
The mean mperaturs Areols Peruny lt'i for NJ ~s
The emperssfe in Acols, February. 1884 for IL NJ w.
The s.n iempefsIrs Arco, Febrsary 1854 for NJ, So
TIE mean I. persture Acos FEB. 1874 for shove hogs So
The mean Ia hiram Chensnso Go Y, Fsbra-
sy 1850 lori A. 81. vas o. miniHum niAhnun " -.
The pergre In shsrSan Caenaoso Co NY Febra'
.ry 1858 for q r.. 80 minimum a. maximum "
The trmpersurs Sh7roarae Chsosass Cp FsUa'
81, 1855 for m, d'-m0DDm, 10 msrimsm "
Ihe temperature in shersafns Febasy 1853 Tor shove
bours n
minimum IS maximum 16 49, . -. -
The mean p.rsfue AIeoia March 1884, for IA NJ 7s'
The temperature In AIcq. March IDA ore r NJ w
minimum 81 usximcW ~
Tie she Ieurss 4, March 1855 tors An
70 minimum o. nsxils9mH . ..,.x
m %tsn Ten "a sS'' ''f"'
m ns.n shertsrns March, 1854 FOR 'iPM,
The mean tsmperstas IN shsrbans ny March ls5 for shove
Ma lss4 Peach nec.riss and sproot nsesin bloom.
Na,oA IS buo, dos~o yeio- s..atss aud h'nsysese
II ake be oress besaafsi With thsb s6aDdsnt b oom
and Ia full bloom and iohsss Ap
Mros Thirty In sbundsa, bloom In
fo~eI sdsn WiEef wheat eseen inches high Bailey and
MI a Eeei.Tirss PEACHES and plurs Of Of 6,bsr
Ma,A 1Loe1ss sos In bloom The foros@ are nearly Ia fall
foi-ss ,..--,,
Ibe three high 10 the hso aud eight inches 10
,esn. boz rle cotton bss s.ee pgt.oss are bns
bsv4 rad few ripe strawberries ws,
hal have them % .send.oes ffen The $50 = he h Of Mach
AIrr s1hs morning frost shich h.s ruled nearly Al
up 70 -. md there ssundsst s bei ~ssn
nat 20 rel lant where il q necessary.
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Nem-l1ork Dailp Qribnne.
THE HEST TROY MURDER.

We find in The Trey Budget further particulars Of
the cod booded outrage committed by John Phsps on
the night OF the 18th inst Il spPears that shortly Alter
going DID stairs those residing n the lower part OF the
bor.e heard great noise Ike struggle between Phelps
spd his wife when heavy fall heard on the hOor
these who were down s4irs Immediately rushed up and
en- ept-,ing the back in Shich Phelps aud his wife
were found the latter lying the 5oor, With ner h1'
bsnd STOPPING her ~ having just 'tdobef Afr rue
fourk h1as hdrsRg tie kaic sftek'ag an hr Aa' a'a
"'Eerf,rG,ing INTO y neariy an ,acb and n hoJ|
" FLes- half sister the first one 10 enter the room,
VIXEN she Immediately paed sin on rom ~, VIZ ;o ,h
f nj room al dining with the aid Of one Of the women
who lived down stair, whom che called aunt "len
she reclaimed o aunt, be has killed me sad expired
Il would seem from he testimony thai Phelps ana his
wife hsd lived OnhapYily together; ie-1 arhIusn ne
dlark occasionally not considered an lnteuiyeIae
mar and bot supposed TO have boeh iht2Ac aed ~
The time Of murder that the deceesed was MS second
e ard Pbelpe was her second husband, and that they
rad teen married about four years The ce;eAed leF no
offspring. -..,...;., - ,to boav :, w..s,
esrtaiped that four wounds Of fdghu1l character had
been inflicted With knife about three Incnes "nS ana
.Isrec Ike a dagger One wound the back Of the
nee snother in the back another in the region Of the
heart and the fourth and inevitably the fatal one in the
center Of the heart from which the instrument wss len
rrfrudiug when he forced away b. his halt sister
One of tie ceces sed also broken, as Is sup
reed By the force Of her f b. ne door The jury
tan Sd a verdict Of WIfal Murder
The prisoner subsequently taken before Jastlcs
stewart yho without making any further sxania aton-
The vo.tye nature q the testimony taken before tne
Coroner sId the condition Of the accused be being DC
smesre4 With blood rendering further proof az tnis 1ss
ordered Tin 20 be committed % the aoany
jail 10 ali the action Of The Grand jury me PspI'
refused 10 answer any questions put 20 him oy lie mays
Itfe 80, -. e.. -.
1t i .sid that Phelps bad hitherto oor9e lar ollr
ter For s4yerl wears be employed a. eng nesr a.
~. frtfsrv ~ Cboler sage 81 DInh-n, IN aiervhe
Ltrerentl he las been engaged On Green Island IA tbs
st--e bulircss IL Eis siso iEmsfly enri''t - sl
- Rene. .le- SD .-3tDs- 4.-Ifp % 4ieiFs
90. r.. f.l. 81 Wees Troy iJr t1e lat ten ~
tie -ear. Tie deceased = rr''s-~n'-i ~ aaYns
Zen a lind y ssesblr aud wei dllp1sst @'ns -
Il !: neaLgn.d q: a :Lgaisg s2aci.;ns. 'aaf s1esa
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DLEADTuL AccInEST-fosr Persoss ssDerey Iyur.d
"A dreadful essusly occurred about CLOCK Yesterday
afternoon in the second story Of the building on the south
west corner of Bremen sod Pfeenshst IT, In the Tenth
Ward Gait Amis highly esteemed German, Of this
civ was preparing 10 Of the ~ his residence
composition Of alcohol and gum Arabic The composition
boiling b. took the pot in which il contained from
the stove, and csreesy set IL the floor The heat
Of the kettle &c; fire TO the carpet aid the flame reached
the alcohol and in moment spread throughout the room.
Cart Ams to the door and n bis alarm locked IT, and
then endesyorsd in vain % open IT, Finding be could not
do ihis Capt Ams eaDed frsm the window 70 the pave
mehi, distance Il about twelve feet up outside
pair 81 steps aDd eneeayoTed to force the door from the
outside Not succeeding and BIZ family inside shrieking
in agony. lie smashed in wihdov. which opened on
porch aud seased the sufferers IRON the burning room
HE IRE ~ soon after exnguished but not until h I'D
ehsrred eli the furniture Those Who we're 10 the room
the time were more or ess burned. aud consist Of Capt.
AMI bic wife he abost three years Of age snd hs
Julia Tier bis sister ID lay The captain va ssntiy
burred sbst the fsce and bis hands and Of hs
w. dres5aly LIBERATED breskng the glss, II the win
d. Mr. All. : ssysres huFd abosf the face. neck
s,d5,ns See srss 10 great sgony f'r aEsls BAT i qis
a., is morning Her Bjuries arr NJ 1oissiEred fatal
ne etld AID Ll.s Tier wse 0nly ~ sh'y iniared.
Az ' lC.ssas.rs Guns laA
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G,cnmboats aao Railroads..

yNOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and fALL 81 In
Tn. sfsuc!o supe -lor Bay sfAtE SePt
prc.r ss-~s New Nok soDdsy W~1nss-y - .tl'y
5oelolk sr5 EMPIRE STATE Csrtsn oeajinla sis..h
NswY vi ever TlesdI 1ts-scly nd %
~ OI. p..r 40 v z. ne SlHeEJ Do'o N'-sn4As
Ne- psrt -. -..,, A.-.,.- ~ -
tain oORDES Arnt aos " Az u saS'|
CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE. -CHEAP EXCUSsiO F-Ear- o. eens "a ,ei
,fer ArH d. ~l rsFs = 70 o~s ua il,l-f
ttr- Lrrs Vsnds rb Lzdir. >atsr s2d ever aoaf ION
10 L~sve q Wss hall o., ss<-lofE' every
tcur A to- NJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-spnng Arrasse-
NIT Tf.ii- i-sve @ l5rrs & ! = A'ssf $40 ~
I'd ser SAT- EDAY AFI4 IS 1884 tts Trans I'LL f7a q O
: -
trp-sss T-sir7 throrsl n ioH a9-i'' -'a17'--- ~
SorteIL nd Neseru Trans -. AZ -sao
- I,-i,s - n Aecoaa 10 & li5a Train a. q r N
Sc. Ts1rv il-- = o.. u - -.,-. 81. So - .,s 4
n f 60 Wy Fr-isai Ana -@ssa9sf .fl q
q tttu .
Tor P,,s.su A &c p = -.-.,.,, =. -, -.
Hs1 ~-afiors ,--...--,.- r,,. 80 f..-.f.
SC.DtY NAL TRANS 49, . u ;r5n Cana-' - A-'-aI
'o'i-s 20 -- FpIr1D FzgSCH G-seral Superintendent
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We ind the above figures an appifeat decrease OIL '
from tie report If the previous wees =" aPF''"'
b.csu.e are Coz d tbst the reSul'' are Owing more
% .nnriy in the retarus 10 the City Iuspercr 'hsn any
,ustop In the ratio Of mortality The i've past ~esSssooT
the following $50 3d. i96, sos, i6O average i7S sA say
$50 while as the average pee ~ek since the openss
Of the year There mse'sl 'nse IN tue leading
diseases sst wres with four oil
tie Lungs increased = 10 10 small PoI from 10 10 20
and Narasmus decreased from q Ia TO- aud Scarlet Fever
from IL to There dea by vc-nce last week.
one by shooting and ore by sabbng
The following Table will show t1e monthly progress OIL
all the principal diseases as we'll as CASUALTIES un'"'
viii bead are put all Of death not usually sab
,sd IN medical treatment We sdi tue totals by weeks
since the close Of the first quarter OF the year
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A. Gu Auctiaaeer. - 1890, :.
DFRI NpTORY ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF

L ELEGANT hOUSEHOLD FURNITURE oV''At'Ns - '"'
FsiAr Of W II res0u. deceased go. -, -. urn
COLI Chiffon wall sell auction, al ~ oc''eA Oh VIZ"
Nj SDAY Eril 20 1854 At No So 1ti-st near oi-aN
oussHoIp EsRsIrVRE Compfisug n ra2@-tfy 500 nru
one ohs carved N-hpesuN SOFAS 500 iAeN
SC Curtan. blue DAmssS 10 Dvns Ch,ts n,
-, 49,. Sc bIre he .od China Re West Duner ant
n, Trr. Coa Sverla Wares r-hy Gus Ui 80 ~ ete
tt,S French plate Glasses Watsn ood N a'sany -
rsnts elegant 4 % sood ilo rof
p, Nurb.S Clerk E'ageres Bvoss Motc r;l'es = ~ es
Ssdsfe aee SOP bee % srd
Wh.as Vseui SY "a a. Hair Msttrescs soii MahosiaY
We r ls,r DO srcgobe Want Eufcau Ac to9athor "1
,Hti,tv client Drinsr'C Bisemert Ald hehsA
ali t,sI}, D., and ne " msde e oTdrr ..
be Sad the AuODeers Oh g No % A+s'
~ IN fb CT Of Nedn,sdaYl a. the ur No .. '. e
,be ss.e viii commence With ~ Fsror furnitdIe a. l "h
a.,
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ANTuoNY J BLEEcEER Aucroneef . -, =,
/ nf ID NAIIJABI.L

BUILDING LOTS in the Eighth Ward the Ct, OF
Immediately adoi4in In the tOFn o.
Fl-ilt III ANTHONY B1EtCkfR will sell n auction, 90
TJFSDAY April 25o Lot ADD Cores Of ani 70 tAs hsntn
Brooklyn stuBed on nth 18TH lin ul VI
o.. sud Oih aud Ihhsvs oomsrisiag the whole uto, As
seeu 7t auo that's eud othay AMI the ~tbush La $50
che esserN Of The blocks lyins between nih ana
opc have 18th opened through 1910 t|Dsh Aud uu'eI
before ire lst Of the fronting on lSs are uuue
copfcf 70 requiring excavation 90 me Haie
IN, street enc requifLg nlIcg 20 within eei oi lne
Of which eoatraos pgfchases s nave me Den
Ao the yo Of he vaaabs properly tnown as Wnaor Ter
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