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H0 ROANOKE, 30 MILES.
The regular Passenger Train will daily (sundAy,
between Richmond and Roanoke. 'F
The Train will at the following points only
Manchester, Robou's, Coal Yield
oaE Chua, Amelia Court House, wyanok Jenninst OrdnaTy
Leave Richmond eS O'clock NJ Returning Roanoke
81 1870 O'CLOCK, r. VI.
childrsho and under 10 years Of age haifpree
seryants travelling By themselves be furnished
Oars. - "
Passengers for CarvIs can meet Mos Co.'S Coaches a,
Roanoke on Iue'dAys Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through TO CaTksyile
Jys Chief Engineer and supefntendah,.
RAIssOLUTION.Th co.parlnsr. hip heretofore existing
WINSTON, Is dissolved this day, by limitation bsibg i'm
portal settle up the business Of this concern pertons
debed 70 the requested to make paS reni a. early a.
or settlement Either partner s authorised
tn, concern 10 liquidation. W. sUTTON,
'uV lst' leci' T. T. WINSTON.
ooPARTEERsHtP.The Subscribers have th, dAy associated
~ oseihet under the style and hrm Of T. WINSTON
Bu'nes In the city of Rohnond They will Esep con,tanty on
hahh ge ana cI fcef Skok C GrocSrfss
rsy o. and foreign Lqnoti thank u,
slnd patoh'se And 'Oeita continuance their favor for our
new concern. r. II WIHsTON
Juy lei. 1884 Corner c,,y and 5 is,b ..,,..,,
"A TCoSr-T balance my Spring aud summer Stock o,
baok and Iahoy Cloth and Oasimsrs Business Coats
Sa,smsre Pants Sheh will sell at oo from until the
To which ca the attention OF Aft Who uh 70
cheap 70 some o the mot choice goods o the season uheh
Clothing Emporium los Main street,
p A.i have on hand full assortment n Linen DrSp diEs
small Proht 10 purchasers.
II.
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RICHARDS, HAIGHT & co..,
IMPORTERS

RICHARDS, IIAIGHT g. co.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, vESTINGS, DRILLINGS, CLOAKINGs,
BLANKETS, 1LPA COAS, >TWEEDS,
&c., &c.,
je2-sn-Ixl 80 ~ BARCLAY STREET. n. Y.
4 AIDES, AND GKNTLEMilN's BOOT AND sHOE Man
~ ufAoTuREk-THE LARGEST IN THE COUNTRY or
tISf GOODSTh- Proprietor awarded the Medal at the
West will do well call before purchasing,
largely, and cheaper any house No.
81 broadway, New York city.
apIs-dsn-txl e. CAHILI-
UNNCEIsIOR SEWING MACHINES by HOOD BAT.
" TELLE d co., Worcester Mass patented Howe,
Jr september loh 1896 These Machines uh
siAntal and uorkmanlke
srs and saddiers work. in warranted give atis
done by hand. Call them CHEsSCT
street, Phlladelphia, up stairs.
ny9-dly-lal wa. DAWSON, Agent.
A AMPS, PHUsGENE GAS, BURNIEG PLUID AND CAM.
the above articles and orr for sale the
es Of spirit lamps be found in the United
Lamp. which furnishes the brilliant por light known
audi constructed the principle Davy Safety Lamp
as to make explosion from accident impossible superior
artificial light where the cities
Materials for light OF best quality always
market price. CHAs. STARR, ia, 4 co.
III Fulton street, New York
IHL Broadway, Publishers Dealers wholesale
retail Melodons Muse-Ageuts
brated RoliAn Grand and other Pianos ae
Co. Boston-whoe ali others
Great bargains in New York
Melodeans Music supplied the
aERf GORDON, Successors to T. g. Berry, 297 Broadway
P. g.. II. d. Pianos have the latest improved
vocng. oc2s-ly-IMl
UOHN PEYFE, Dealer Ivory m OF Ivory
- Goods, Murray street. N. Y. ocl9-dly
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
conducting Commission Forwarding
the y Of Rchnond uud the style Of GoooH HARRIS
respectfully socits ths Of the pubc onnuG
sion he favorS Of the friends Arm NANuEk aoooH
ID. p. GoOOH,
End January, 1884 JEO A. HARRIs
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE

NNM McFARi AND & Co, 81 Maiden Lane n YorL
rMAKEHOusF, lbs PrAtt St, Baltimore, Nd.
bANhs, JEWELERs and COUNTING HoUsE SAFES Of eve-y
size constaniy hand for SALE and wIRslSrrp IN ryeFy re-
spoct. 80 WY "
v. xy ,,r New York. April 5th, 1884.
tentetner-I gives pleasure
preserved books uninured n the are m n, by
which every thing premises eon.urnsd and al
cugh II was exposed throughout the
tents ned unhsred Safe with little repairing win
think, answer for another trial. N' '"' .
- Respectfully yours.
JelB-6n-Iytsl T. JENNY, S5u,h william,
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End January, 1854.

oheerfuliy recommend the nrm OF aoooH HARRIS
the favorable consideration Of my friends.
End January, lSSt-iu THOS J. NANCE.
ER Lynchburg vrguisu Express please copy the
above for two weeks, and send to this once.
NEW STOCK OF TRUNKS.-nshsveJust Just received
~ large stock OF superior Travelling Trunks
them convenient and strong
made out Of the best sole leather and the best Trunks
think that be found In Vgina also large lot Of superior
Russe Bellows Top Vace, suitable for Bngses made the
and Of good thick leather large
Bags We invite friends call and before
buy We intend to keep the articles
regard to cost.
APPS PUTNEY. WATTS PUTNEY.
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ArurICE.-The Ora of NANCE GOoOH was Dissolved on
~ the let instant by mutual The Of the
nrm will be used by either parties for the only
sl sing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE,
January 2nd 1854. D. p. GoooH.
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''kEADWEMLL M PEaRY; STOVE MERCHANTS, aud Prcpri.
tors OF the EAGLE FOUNDRY No liO Albany
n Il ODER to the trad. Fy distinct varieties Cooking and
hsns Stoves or Coal and Wood Also, complete
and fre Place Hollow Ware Plain Muslin Kettle,
stew Pans ss'eh Bowls suk, Pumps. Iron aud Clay Yur
naees Agricultural Kettles Coolers kc Ae Aso he
new and Improved Dnraond" Ranges sId {,
Terms iberai
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COPARTNERsIP NOTICE to the abov. no,ce IN.
snbSerher members Of the late Grm KEEN CILEs RAID
MIN beg leave to inform their friends public
have purchased the stock OF Clothing
Goods OF that nrm, and the business In All ID,
braneGes, a. the old stand. No. l07 N ain street; ~
Thankful for the liberal the late
they respectfully solicit its
nov embraces article in ih suited 10 the
by weekly arrivals from tn r they are
keep the best ooI, They
ing good ClohiEg at iolc prices. " "
KEEN, BALDWIN # CO.
stu No m MaIn.
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EsTiRLISIIED, Is4I
Ep ocuEsTER SCALE WORKS, AND iRoS sAYE MANuFAc-
ma TOBY.
SoH,, nay. Dormant, Platform and Counter SCALES.
Railway Suspension SCALES.
neE and beautiful model Locomotive Lamps. signal Bells Let
etfesses baggage BaErous Warehouse Truck Mills
flRE-kISG SAFES,
free from dampness.
IEsTED and Won the
order. ~ ""--I @-H N'A1e -
SALE RooMs-I66 Pearl Street, New York
DTTa avcrI
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HNnE m, EAGLE nANUsACTURINti COnra01
a Ainupi'fure Tnd Irer FIR .SEls
GG..Ls az Gi'eouat IL t.s price qf FOREIGN GOODS:
kCh siLh BROCATELLES and COTOlINRs great variety
o. ratrrns and eorabnNon Of C1ors
CoNlAED TO oUa OWN sALEs an entrely nex sTtieI. ~
furniture Upholstery &C. uhi,h combines
and RICHNESS found In article
ihrse Goods made hy
that ever oGerd for do
| examine these Goods before Purchasing
OFFICE Co., No PARK PLACE w
Iel.-sm-vas : ~ ~. T..
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INDIANA

INDIANA
1850 From IndisnspoIs by New Bethe Pleasant View
Brnndywine, shelbyviIs, s. omer, GTecnsburg
Herman, Cook, Guiford, and La~rcnossurs. 70
Cincinnsn, o., t06 miles and back, sr times
week
Leave Indiana polls daiy, excerpt Sunday, at l pm;
Arrive at Cincinnati same aay by pm;
Leave Cincinnati daily, erosFt Sunday, si6snI
Arrive al Indianapolis anne day by ~ m.
Proposals for twelve trn-s-s-veek service wli be
considered.
.soI Prom Indianapolis, by Groenksld. Kngh.sOun.
gsysvIl., Lesisvlie, Dublin, Cambridge, East
G.rmanto~n, and Eaton. O., 10 Dayton, los
unnss and back, sx times q week
L-sr. Indianapolis daily. sroep, Sunday, at p m
Arrivs at Dayton ssme day by Jpn;
Lcnv. Dayton oaily eroept Sunday, s,ssm;
Arrive at Indianapolis s.rne day by Jpn.
Proposals Cor twelv~-tnssa- ~eek service vii be
considered
IIso9 Fror, Indisnapoii- by souihp,t. Groenrood
Worthwhile. F,nkIin, Amty, Edinburg, Tayiors-
uls, Columbus, Eltnah-tfrtown, Gannen,yals,
Msstsor, 10 Madison, 81 miles snd back, daily,
except Sunday.
Ardv. :, Madison sam. day BY HPmi
Lsnvs Madison daily, cxc,pt Sunday, att 7smi
Arrive AT indianapolis anne day by IA m.
Proposals. Cor twelve trips a week viii be considered
l4sa3 From Indianapolis by Zonsvie. Whi,c$oen, Leb-
Anon, Thornton, ccfsr Cl.rks Hi, snd Bakers
Corners, la Psye,,, ss mies and back, SIX
times week.
Leave Indisus polls daily, except Sunday, ALPS
Arrive at La Fsyssa, ssr1e day by 4,pm3
Losye Ia fayetfs asfYs except spnosy, al - q IN !
Arrive at indianapolis ssrne dsy bv III a m.
Proposals for tweive-iiraes-n- ~ess ssrrics wii 10
considered
Iks0s From Indianapolis. by Bridgeport F-inheid Car
sersburg Bciivihe, tisyfou, Perksburg Morris
vile CinolnnstSs, Coatesvils Green Css,l.,
Putnsrnvle Nafhsrsn Rrslxviile Harmony.
Brazil, Staunfon. Var Bsrsn. ard Gloverland, 20
Terre Haute, n miles and b-rk times veek.
Leave Indianapolis daily, ercep, Sunday, st M /,
Arrive =, Terre hnnss ssrne dsy by ~ pm;
Leave Tsrrs Hanfe daily, except Sunday, al m !
Arrive nj Indianapolis sprns day by 16s m
Proposals for t~slve-fFrsss week servlee wili sc
considered
la50s Prom naanspes By csvtlo,cr Eob.svhe cio>ro
Arcadia, Sh,eavlis. Upton, Sharp~viue, kcko-
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Arrive @i fsirpssy nexs DAY nv Z p n.
I.exy. Fsirpixv TuGsdxv al i m.

Lesv. Fairpixy Tuesday q 3 M
Arrlss ~ Viecennes next day ~ ep
''- caa,el' Mosas.is Spr,ss' Sssr,'ie, and Fsysu.
yits 10 Bedford As miles snd back once week
Leave washingson Thursday at Gas
Arrive al i,edford day by 3 pms
Leave Bedford ess4y Frid4y ai6am
ARRIVE al Washington same day by SPIN
<sss From Bloomington, by stamford and Salisbury ss
Bioomteld, - miles snd back, twice week
Leave Bloomington Monday and Friday at a. M
ATriye al Bloomfield same days by n
Leave Bloomfield Tuesday ard Saturday a; 6 ami
Arrive a Bloomington sasae day. by m
l45e4 From bloomington by White Hail, Spcaoer, Van
data. Boxing Green, cbnst,ea prair.e and
waahoo. 10 Tsrre Hauie. 81 mies aad back, shres
times week
Lsavs Bloomington Tuesday, Thursday and sstur
dsy at q nj
Arriss at Terre Hsu,e same days by spm ms
Leave Tsrre Haale Moaaay, Wednesday,. and Fri-
day al Sam;
Arrive al Bloomington sazns days by SPIN.
Proposals for txlce-n week and a-weck seryios
are invited; aiso for ending Gospart
l45S5 From Marnsyie, by Whi.e River, Gospor, Spen-
Ger, Freedem. Pois' Commerce, s Worh,as,on,
aud Bcgard, TO Washington, 50 miles and back.
twice week.
Lave Msll,nsvilIs Monday and Thursday Al a nj
Arrive al Washington aexi days by 81 pm;
Leave Washingloa Monday and thursday at a m;
Arrive at Martnsyiile nsrt days by spm
1856 From Monro, ia, by West Saiem, Mil Grove, Cat
sraot, and Polaad, to Bowling Green, a miles and
back once a week.
Leave Moarovia Saturday ct an;
Arrive at Bowling Green same day by P mi
Leave Bowling Green Friday at Jam,
Arrive al Monroyia came day by SIP m
l45S7 From Terre Haute, by Poplar Hill, Maunus, Sulh-
Court House, and New Lebanon, TO Carllale.
az miies and back a week.
Leave Tene Haue Thursday al S a m,
Arrive Carlisle day by pm;
Leave Carlisle Wednesday At m;
Arrive al Terre Hauie same day by 8 m
,oa H,s abssn Mssnis sy Numa cln.ea Losk' Gin
ingion, Portland, Rob Roy, Astics, Hh.wnce
Prairie, and West Point, to La Faycse, 80 mno-
and back three times week.
Leave Terrs Haute Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at a M
Arrive ai La Fayet.e ncxi days by pm;
Leave LIN Faye,ie Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
stSam;
Arrive at Tcrre Haule next days by 6p m.
Proposals for oncs-a-week service during suspension
Of service on the canal invited
l45s9 From Terrc Haute, by Riley, Lewn, Coffee, Wor
thingion and Point Commerce, to Hobbicviic 62
miles and back, once week.
Leave Terre Haue Wednesday at Gam,
Arrive Hobbievile next day by IL m;
I 81 4 n m
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served 10 give the inhabitants Of this long suffering and
mud city foretaste Of what yet remains in
the "good time coming"
Certainly even one days cleanliness In our princi
nal thorourhfare il contamination dcvoutly to be wish
"a and we hail oretaste OF what Is still within
ne future The people appear ut last TO be thoroughly
aroused; the evil has been too grievous II has been
brought altogether too close 10 features and garments
"a our citizens to admit OF any farther temporzng The
voice the people has declared that this plague Of mud
Il an Assassination not 10 be borne and the declaration
win It's effect In clean streets and salubrious airs.
In other parts of the city, however matters bad
as ever it would be well II the experiment just tried TO
much the satisfaction Of the broadway promenaders
could be extended to Nassau and Fulton streets which
last unfortunate localities actually outHerod Herod and
have been latterly almost impossible. In connection
with this mud business we may without improperly
introduce the following bona tide incident which
CURED yesterday afternoon -
man calling himself VIM. Mdner reported at the
Coroner's office that subject for nquis;tion was
lying at the house of Mr. Gil6llin corner Of Thirty
fourth street and Sixth One Of the Coroners
Immediately despatched his deputy to the place, with
orders to procure jury and have all in readiness when
he should arrive - deputy FASTENED to the house,
but could end subiss for the Coroner except huge
mud monument, decorated in very grave manner,
which stood directly in front of the door The hoax was
apparent and the deputy greatly enraged went IN
pursuit If Mr. Midner but not finding him. ne returned
to the Office to inform the Coroner lest he too snouia
visit the places but he arrived too late as the Coroner
had gone up When the Office closed last evening"
the Coroner had not returned he having probably peen
detained longer than usual in procuring the necessary
witnesses.
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On Monday, March 6, by the Rev Mr.. Reyes, Mr..
THOMAS KIDD, of Detroit Mich, to Miss JANE NJ TAYLOR,
OF this city.
On Wednesday evening, February % in this city, by
the Rev. William Quinn, Mr. DEWITT E. GRINSEIL to Miss
HENRTA CorToS, only daughter Of Henry Cotton both
Of New York.
On Monday, March 6, by the Rev. DR.. Wnkelman,
LUDWIG STAvE, Esq, Of Chicago to CATnARiSE c. Qur-
zow, of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday morning, March 7, in Pcrrepont street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR.. WEIGH, Mr..
EoBERT c. JACOBS to CASSIE E. daughter of William H.
Hogs, Esq, all of Brooklyn.
Boston papers please COPY,
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made by Curtis Of this city the treatment Of con
sumption asthma and all Of the lungs refer to
Dr Curtis hygeana nhang hygean and cherry
syrup With this method DIR. c. has restored many
afflicted to perfect health evidence of which
has innumerabe certificates Speaking of the treatment
physician remarks -" 1t Is evident that by nhalingcon
stantly breathing agreeable, healing vaporthe med
cna properties must direct contact with the whole
Of the aerial cavity of the lung and thus the
and varied changes produced them when introduced
into the stomach and 70 the of Digestion
CONSUMPTION CURED.
New YORK, Dec. 81, 1853
came to New York in the ship native place
81 John, New Brunswick when reached this city my
health was very had bad cough raised good
deal Of matter which frequently mixed with b God had
friends and physician pronounced consumption and
beyond the reach of medicine accidentally heard Of DR..
curtis hygeana or nhang hygean and cherry syrup
and obtsined package, which / verify believe was the
means o. saying my life Soon after wearing the inhaler
iound it relieved the pressure my lungs and after
WINE tne disease made its
der the inhaler took the cherry syrup directed and
continued 70 DO So cough gradually growing better until
IL entirely LETT me- and consider myself cured
st wear the inhaler rs tho Of IL rather
and beeyns 1t strengthening and purifying The Iuuga
feel unwilling at present to dispense with ii.
e,,, po,r = JOHN Woop
RING corner Of John street and Broadway " Price al
package ~ B-Any person incosing 81 to Boyd Paul
or Curtis Perkins New York, will receive package con
tanning bottle Of hygean of cherry syrup and
an inhaler 10 neat box BY express free part the
Me by al The druggists In the country ~
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Watts Nervous AntidOte, for Mysteries, So
Hastings syrup Of naptha, for coughs and asthma 81
Ayers cherry peetora for splitting Of blood &e 81 Van
nrgo,a;tss esrdia for impotence S. two for 81 VOTES
ointment and pills DR. Phinnys family pills Wright's do,
yatts life balsam, for scroula IS cents; DR. Osgoods
Indian choagogue for fever and 81 So at GUI0NS
III Bowery Also, Russian salve and Dalley's pain
tractor, each Is cents
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Whislers and Moustaches.-My Onguent
will them 70 and thick in six weeks aud
won't stain injure the skin. Try it-yeu ind 81
per bottle 60ham dozen sent to part Of the
try. r. G. GRAHAM, is Ann street, N. r.; j. r. Spauld
ding q fremont row. Boston,
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Genin's Great Opening OF Spring Fashions
this day Genins bazaar 5l3 Broadway Genn halter 24
Broadway
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DIR. McCl.ntocl.,. Tonic Alternative syrup, or

DIR. fzcCiintOck's Tonic Alternative Syrup, o
great spring purifier for removing all impurities
blood and efecng the most rapid in all diseases
crysipcas, letter scurvy sal rheum rngworm bols
pmPes eruptons ulcers fever sores Se Also, for all
great remedy is surprisingly ecacious 1t exceedingly
pleasant TO the taste and will not disagree with
should be taken freely by all who wish to prepare their
children II Is invaluable. A. CGSHMAN CO, proprie
tors 1 Fulton street stairs and sold by druggists gene
rally. Price 81, in pints.
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White, the Halter, has the Neafest and
hghtest spring style of gentlemens hats
Price 81 they 60 lively Give him call at 2l2 Broadway
corner of Fulton street.
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Marine Affairs.

Won EuRopR-The British steamship Europa leaves at
one O'Clock to-day Liverpool She had about forty
passengers engaged yesterday.
The revenue cutter Jackson arrived at Savannah Sd
INST from Hampton Roads, after very stormy PASSAGE
In which she had to lay to eight days and scud two and
was driven the eastern limit of the Gulf Stream. She
received no damage. Her officers Robt Day, Cap
tain; John l.. stul First Lieutenant; VIM b. Richmond,
Second Lieutenant Zachary Forrest, Third Lieutenant;
John Miller, Boatswain; John Morrssey, Gunner.
The English steamship Curew sailed yesterday for Ber
msda and st. Thomas with twenty passengers and
$3.50, Coo in specie freight.
Captain Alexander " Fisher lately appointed to the
cutter Washington at this port, assumed COM
mand yesterday Captain F. lately arrived from the Pa
cc where he has been for several years employed in
the service. Previous to that he was for many
years attached to this port and is of the oldest and
most experienced commanders in the service.
Capt Martin, late of the Washington, has been up
pointed to q command Of the lakes.
SUPPOSED PIRAncAL vEssE--Capt. Foot, who q
passenger in the Spanish bark Catalina from Barcelona
that the 18th inst when of the north coast Of
st. Domingo, schooner, with name on her stern,
which, by her motions and appearance was concluded to
be pratcai vessel, She bore down on the
bark at first but perceying that she was large vessel
and likely to give trouble and not much prospect of
. rich booty the bark only lightly baasted she
after sheered off We understand that confident
belief in the piratical character of this craft that
te facts have been officially reported at the Spanish
sulate in this CITY, o. Picayune FEB. %.
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Court Calentlar-ThIs Day.

Court Calentlar-Thls Day.
SUPREME CouRr-Circuit.- 1870, 1885, 221 222, 223,
226, 228 to 265
SUPREME CouRr-Special Term.-Part First-No Is.
Part Second-Nos. 8, 10 to 2S>1, 81, 90, ~ to 80.
6UrTR0R CoURr-(Two Branches Mos. 1877, 549 $50,
Ssl &c., 261 AGO. 2S, 645 668, 57l, ST. 1862 2s0 349
A6S, 81, 5S4, $50, 5S7, $50, sol to 600.
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sWcll, now, amt that Shfftlcss!" exclaimed
country the other day as she looking at the fine
that sweetheart had been to York. and Never brought
back his picterw Lovers, take warning.
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SALES AT AUCTION -.


~ J.. TUCKER, AUCTIONEER-BY BILLING q
VI Tucker (ce 43 Wall street) Friday March 10 in
stead OF to-day previously advertisedFrday March
10 at honse No "a White street. few doors from Broad
will he sold splendid household furniture Of family
declining In part of rosewood par
Tor suites In crimson brocatee rosewood CENTRE pier and
card tables bedsteads bureaus washtands &C. mahogany
marble top tables and bureaus sofas chairs bedseads &c.
elegant gilt frame oval mirrors pictures mante
rich Brussels tapestry carpets and ingram do with
rety OF kitchen and basement furniture Sale by catalogue
RIO PIANoFoRTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND DEALERS.
"A. M. CRISTELAR, Auctoneer will sell Thursday,
the 9th instant at 10 o'clock ut the of Seventy
street and Third the contents OF pianoore
factory consisting of finished unfinished pianos
ing tools &C. &C., also the furniture Of the house. consisting
Of tables chairs bureaus bedstcads sofa carptng look
gasseg beds and bedding also goat
forecose mortgage BY order Of Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Carlin. Sne positive.
ITO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS &c.-WILL BE SOLD
at auction not previously by private sale, the stock
fixtures good will of old established drug store Of
twenty standing connected with which IL soda water
apparatus pipes and everything complete carry the
business Rent low; In OF the tbiekly settled
y, cRIsTELAR, Apcti0neeri 23PpYqy