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The ,;t:DiCAL EPinTa.ENT.

or THE
UNIVERSITY OF TIIE STATE OF MISSOURI.
HE regular Lectures nf the Medical Department
1 of the Missouri University will commence on
the 81 of Npyetnber S54, aud viii continue unit
the 1st Of March, 1855.
,,,rs & preliminary lectures viii be delivered by
the Professors If The Institution free Of any extra
charge On subjects intimately Connected with their
respective depart ients. beginning on the lst Of Oc
t,b,r and ending the lst + November.
Clneai Lectures will also b. delivered either at
The CITY Hospital or th City Dispensary. everv lay
,nrine the ,aonth IF Octoh,r. we'll during the
entire regular se-st'a. .dmitance to The Clinical
Lecture free If extra charge.
NTDTEAL FACULTY.
JOHN S MOORE NJ D., Prof ssur If Theory and
Practice
Joseph II. MCDOWELL. NJ. d., Professor Of Sar-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER HOPTDN, M. d., Professor OF chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES, NJ D.. Professor Of Materia Medi-
ca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
r. DEMIyG, II D.. Professor of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine.
Y ALLEN. " D.. Professor of Obstetrics and
nseases II men and Children.
DAYTON. sPEysF. II r., Pf9fessnr of Physiology
"a 4 rnpnrati Anatomy.
InHN r. iinHngN NJ, d. Professor of Anafony-
g4n,rai asi special.
r DRAKE MCDOWELL. N. D., Demonstrators.
Frr-.
re.s FIR i faGf coatsr ~ '.etfurcs Sos Fee fot
=. n,l .aa 500: far a,lrliss on to The N~sectins
-,o,a md Dsm nstsatians, $le; Aair'culafon fee
ss
n oil '.aar 'fnr car hs Obtained within short ds
mes of +he froilnee. fr from - e s. per week
ctnl nss arta others ignre furfhsr information
will please address the Dean If the Fae.,'ty.
JOS. N MCDOWELL. N. p.
twkw IA. ON. Dean OF the Medical Faculty
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Law Partnership

| c. HALL aud WV. r. THOMPSON have formed
LA partnership under the name OF HALL 4
THOMPSON, and will attend to all professional bus
ness that may be confded to them in the State q
Iowa. They will give particular attention to business
10 the Supreme Court. !,
no ofice on Washington street adjoining the
Csrk's Office, Burlington Iowa.
March IS, Silly
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Ih POWELL, oCuLisI, AUhlsr, a., ATTIsps
- r1s.'sy " ssfesss - hs 80 Aai ear, frsa
fsst sAJs - feY - bfs&4.sy .Lsfs ffasa,s1
~ iraun - ~ tys alec sftteisi syss -hish 10
lbs SO sktnrsisys '
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TIIE Ttnr.

~ a. BROWNE r~fsssisl1 shsss1sss " A@ sr-s4s
sad is rstils ssNralJ thtt - - a.
ssssrs lmffsrsnssts 81 ths ssahfsts4
Lars satssns kasa kssE nsas - bIs sss.s saE 10,
acre AfseB nefastsnt " al tee
i'ss - thsr ss.vsasasss ed Sb~rs g.. ts.ss Isr~. "a
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49, sss uSsa uSxhas 49, go - tEs ef4sf, sEd are
atsssasss " seJ tAeri "a a. Th8 le.ss Aas
sns*fFeNs sgfsttss fefkFt sua sf4tets
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Ettis ~ -e'a rts csss4 svssEs rsifyss
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4 sfus #OtEtg D. t.-rEOlffsG --os ghtDAY
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UCTION NoTICE.-H. WILSON AUCTIoNEER-
"A Household furniture, this friday morning, at
haipast o'clock by catalogue at the residence Mr.
De BAUM &c Franklin street. Church The parors are
elegantly furnished with the host Of rosewood
splendid rosewood piaaoorte city made. and fully
rAned rosewood paror suits, full SETS In satin AIDE
centre and side tables richly carved elegant
and back large pier and oval glasses paintings
ing treat variety OF pleasing SUBJECTS rich and expensive
china clocks elegant velvet parlor Brussels
ingram carpets oicoths costly rosewood hall
tea, dining and extension tablet mahogany chairs sofas
rockers card and other fancy tables
gany bedsteads bureaus wasLnd beds and bedding hair
mattres elegant enamelied cottage suits, stair
4c Also basement and dining furniture, glass ware
elegant china tea and dinner cutlery
Ac The sale will punctuaiy halt past 10
o'clock In the basement and the parlor furniture will
sold immediately after
10 Saturday morning, at lOs O'Clock genteel
household furniture, goan pianofore pier giasses
paintings velvet carpets &c. being the entire
house No 10 Hudson street. between Harrison Jay
sstng OF rich carpets nearly large French plate pier
glasses one Of r. Giberts @oian paaoforss csst sO;
assortment Of oil paintings old masters rosewood
and side tables richly carved rosewood etegere with
glass DOORS and music stands. rosewood and
hogAny bedsteads bureaus and washstands
ding excellent hair mAtesss pounds EACH all
order mahogany cushioned chairs Sofas rockers china
vases grandoles clocks china dinner and tea
glassware ivory cutlery silver plated such easto
spoons forks mahogany and black walnut tea, dining
and extension tables; stair carpets ocoths hat stand
Kitchen furniture All above furniture in the best
Of order having boon only about nine months
will positively be sold without the least reservation
family are breaking housekeeping cash deposit Of IS
Will be required fromlevery purchaser
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k1beRt II. H1colay, Aucsasnecr.-Househs
snltsrs salss-Ths undsrssnsd bags leave 70 inform
- usual 70 give his attention Y saiss q hessshold
seskng housekeeping this spring Account
sefed Invariably the following y the SALE and ad-
vanoes made when required.
ALBERT H. NIC0LAY, Auetionser, No. Broad street.
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DANCING AcApE nIEs.

hAsiIhD Academic zLIE CAROLINE VIZ.
- Il.s, saneiss .e.issy uewsrd street, ses yp,s
Tor ne 4tsfscfisn 0fladlss abd rsntsStsa
lssats sarsss 81 ks dsy sshi fer yrssss svssy
ng brad ssnsiss ssirsss Bafsrasy sshs
~ sloss.
MohriEuK q kiRAFoir PROFESSOR or DAN.
WI enE iEfsrns kis frFait tkNt he kskatfsl .sAksa
rent - bfsons street III sp~n hatsrssy svs.as eat
ftGs ibss Wis sFp~rtsblr y stats thss, havnS
l'tss1 ne Lsii 70 ~ bad str snd Ea4 nssths ssna
N asrsnss ~ ihs faurs ~ tis sE4fa aaA " 81
th hs las ben sls<fga ren 80 Tfelsss oss hoss
y o. 'slusl baHsri fsBsfs bsnf n 10 ssss v ssy
nat - has hsf IL fell lsts ssa a.
tAgsmsn ace bopss - rss~fs en kis patrons ses.ss
Rrts ~ tbslr fssnsr tsrgrs
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III y hoUbht
H. Mortgage sale Of elegant rosewood and durable maho
gsny furniture pier glasses oil pAntng rosewood piaao
forte, rverware, a., 70 morrow Saturday morning a.
i0 O'clock the contents Of ~ Warren streetbens In
pror rich and elegant rosewood suits rosewood and ma
hogsny centre tables Iase and brocal window drapcry
English tapestry Brussels carpet rugs and ma rosewood
deboard, mahogany do rosewood and mahogany chairs
cupboards two large French pier glasses
fne selection Of manel ornaments and decorations
original landscapes fruit pieces, &e hne rosewood
seven octave psnofoe nade By Travis warrsnted walnut
and mahogany chairs sofas spring seat chairs mah0
gAny extension tables rosewood and mahogany side fancy
and work tables also ingram and Brussels star carptinr
OIL cloths 40. In ehsmbsrsa large quantity Of single
double and bedsteads OF maple, walnut rosewood and
mshogany also, roewood nshogany and walnut bureaus;
shthssnds towel and do; ensmeed chamber arni
tufs In suites One eurled hair South American mst're's
FANTASIES counterpnnes blankets, sheets pillow eases tel
yet .eu &e paror stoves cooking ranges dining and iron
ing at,s also variety Of cooking utsns ereekery cut
glars and other ivory table cutlery cones
vice table linen Sale positive without regard weather
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RIO hERCHANTs.-A YOUNG MAN WISHES STU
- alton In . Wholesale dry goods house. Can influence
seuo Worth Of trade Beat OF reference given Address
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ICGEafny trHscsinEs VIII NJ pgLTygsf..
- t.f - re 49, s'gv. 80 so.i f,..s 10. ~.
ttH fsfs " Ett' go r.il ssl ~ ~arssss~~ Ast5yt.
ttph ~ CUksNELt, ", Bsssn. s'v.st
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aEsrAuItnNrs.

n D. BuSELs INV IIsrAURAsr, 40. so Nous
-. on 'uss' Hotel De Iufsr. q, H. Ia Gsnagnslss
VIZ y biz fisnds an The p4be generally hopes ~
nE hs VERY best Gfelst ibH Af,st srqrdt tss
htITslAu.h II BE- sua,s'ft sastsB ths bsk rrsissH
til hetsl Do lLur - kss stsays sas.lHsd. T1s beet
.lItvsbsp ey,iftA-aJ' - had. All tks sslisalss 10
rrturb Fhgfb and dsfMat = ths frsni Nsw
fsti marsstt Eosi iltusrs. rihss iaa s.g.u "a
sorvsrtsn, tiisrs slett Autisah. Ess, had prsnsA
Atlss shd friSa,s kha rssans suppsA -tb ia
psfsn.
THr FklfIsOSIAN HuUsg, Os THE guEsvgAs
llsn Brsaa~sy eertt ~ Hgultgn street, -1ii sr.s
for ~ reception - Arsiisr 49, ~ public w.sssy
hFrii ~ Rooms niy bs ssrsssd o. spd aitsr AprI9
SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
WAgERItY HOusT, FouTHWEsr COaSLs ~
w Bross~ay and tpufth s,rsst. 10 rftrafst
asriEsns well furriihsd naasr.ts yrs.s Thee.
dssr. nsssesr V sarfisA fru -. sapsrb r.rsst
TttfsNrArtt hEtllsylt, Annsastsiy eabtfs
G. " sHELLEY, rHpsrst.sa.st
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EXECUTORS SALE OF THE FARM AND COUNTRY
- @ o. hs late eminent sculptor Ihom, the pro.
" or the Atar estate situated In Carhstovu Rnekland
county With seventy Ave scrs. Of good Land Thsro
splendid fall length statue OF Washnrton cot In brown
stone standing IN front Of the house III be sold on FRI
day, Ann - =. ~ 9elS,ti a. Me,shan EssLAngs. Por
toretrE iS BrosSvsy - -"
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TWO GENTLEMEN ABOUT WISHING JAPAN, ARE
anxious to enter into estab
fishing commission house a. one Of the por.s would
Merchants wishing information after arrival with
regard to the trade will please reply Address NJ Pest
OG,ee, NY = :"
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IL n. FRANKLIN, AUcTIoNEER. -GENERAL SALE.

II u. FRANKLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE. =
II. FRANKLIN NICHOLS viii ieil, on Saturday, April
At 10Y o'clock, at the sale. room 70 Nsssau street
heavy consignment OF and second hand furniture
close accounts comprising particularly Brussels and ingram
carpets and rosewood paror and chamber
ture mattresses paIliases 80 At lK o'clock invoice
Of supersr clothing consisting Of broadcloth rock
other adApted 10 the At IL o'clock
front OF the t,rc express wasoH good order Sale
peremptory, for cash
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KID Gl0ves-kid Gloves.-We will open
ths morning large lot Of superior Paris made kid gloves
vmy sghty spotted, which will sell great bargains
Il. II. LEADBEATER CO.,
BAT Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
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UCTIoN NOTICE.-THOs. BELL AUCTIoNEER-
IA BY BELL BUsH.-This day, At 10Y o'clock, A. T.,
At Centre street, tho furniture family
eonvesence Of sale comprising the usual variety china
&c Also, At ii O'Clock, n furniture and harm esq.,
Saturday at IL o'clock by order of assnees tho
watch and clock maker, jewelier &C. q gold and silver
Beach street.
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Rafferty, d Leask are, usual, prepsred
with their spring STYLES Of hats They need
hadng styles Of the 81 Chatham street. opposite
Chambers, and corner Chatham and Pearl streets
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T AUCTIoN-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORT.
IA gage, the subscribers will sell Wednesday April H.
s6 at IL o'clock A. NJ Mt The corner Of First and
Twenty seventh street. in the city New York. the
stages said city known the First line, and
perty thereto pertaining and the good line
Terms will be made known the day OF sale SAMUEL
&, GERoW. Attorney for mortgages 20 Chambers
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Genin's Spring Styles OF Gsntlcmen's Hats
snd caps nov ready At GENIHs 24 Broadway, opposite
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David's Spring Style OF Geatlemen's Hats
are decidedly the beautiful hat introduced Give
him call and try Salesoom l Broadway second door
from Duane street, where all tastes may be suited.
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The Sunday Mercury Another Original
local tale An large edition printed
The best story written for the Every
body should read it, Price three cents per copy For sale
Nverv WhA
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II There BE any Person Indifferent to
che value Of half adollar As to pay for hat in Broad
when superior respect be purchased
for IS 90 be because they have trod one Of
ESPENSCHElD'S hats, OF lis Nassau street.
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Pafes de Eoles gras, various sized tor
Yines recent importation from Strasbourg truies from
Pergona also petits pos champgnons and French vine
30 JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS. %O5 Bro.dvav
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The pictures OF the people, In Dnguerreo-
types taken for 25c SOC and 81 at $50 Broadway give
universal satiacton both perfection economy The
photographs being introduced as admirable spec
nents Of the picture art
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Hats.-What Halter can say that his Hnts
vs satisfaction the vsArer and receives
q their superiority dailyf Who but HALL In
sAion, Alb Broadway corner Of LispenArd street,
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hold furniture sAes.-Henry II. Leeds Co. will give
their they have done for
pas to the sales Of household furniture ~ the
Of families breaking up housekeeping or removing They
will also have regular sales at their auction No. ~
Nassau street. between Pine and Cedar the
who ma medium Of sale.
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UCTI0N NOTICE.-PARTIES WISHING TO DIS.
a pose Of their household furniture, &c their
chandise, such hardware, liquors. stoves
40, &C., and real estate at the Exchonge, by competent
statesmen, who feel interest in their sales give
rity fer the fulfment of duties
can call at tho Office Of Duncan Esworth auctoneers
No. II Pine street. Common wealth buildings
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Tns ~, IssaY.

uHr ygTrEAW cpErs - ml WILL ArrxsD A
f.Faiar - s1asftsfs, ssrsss " srn.1 a.
tAssaH sGtas =. lfsisg FNatHr NstA ~ ssle. 4.
~ 4s y lftfissts ~ tf'fstass = tsssJ issl 4,
tttf "a xosD. CT
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HENRY d. HERTS, JR., AUCTIoNEER ASSIGN.
ees sale Of diamond jewery Watches French jeweiry
&c on Thursday and Friday April 5th and 9Th 1885 at i0
O'clock At the store No. rs Nassau street. John
invoice OF superb diamonds Watches A consisting part
OF brilliant diamond cluster and single stsne rings pins
VIZ ind pendent second double time keepers pasons
BretingFreres Rigby Dent and other celebrated
and in eighteen oaTat gold gold suites OF bracelets
pins and rings brooches and breatpns gold and
mosaic sleeve buttons studs seal rings gold vest guard and
fob chains gold pens pencils lockets. rings Aiso
spen Freaoh silt ewery comprising scts OF pns
and rugs fob chatelano chains Bracelets Berlin
iron goods, &c. Sale positive.
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A UCTlON NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCrIoNEER-
"A BY s. B0GART.-This day, at 10Y O'clock, At the
auction rooms corner Of Frankfort and William street.
household furniture Of good quality SOFAS bureaus
hogany chairs rockers bedsteads feather beds tables
carpets mirrors crockery also the effects
establishment fancy goods dry goods &C. Bout
muir al
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The hnox HAT IL q Term now In Common
occupation among all gentlemen Of taste and fashion who
wish 10 designate the popular and style Of
for gentlemens Like all the previous styles intro
duced BY KNOX the decidedly spring fashion offer
Cd At his saesrooms s Of the unique and finished
Sacter His depots Nos l2s Fulton Broad
way, are literally patronized by citizens.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT u. NICoLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA sale Albert II. NicolAy will sell Wednesday April
~ 100 e O'Clock At the MexehsAs Exchange,
TO close the estate valuable and
ated First and Second Eighty h street.
comprising the most sratle lots in this part
and very valuable for private residences buness pur
poses The Second Avenue Railroad through this
pery the Third Avenue 10 also running
Eighty sixth street The improvements In the vicinity
this property great being the centre of Yerkvc
Nneeenth ward and from its very convenient location,
are rapidly increasing. and of first rate character No
property offers inducements the investment
capital in purchase or Among these lots
hve valuable cornershe Second
nue. and Eighty fifth street. and the southeast Of First
avenue and Eighty fourth street Eighty fifth street
opened TO the East The sale win be persmptory
the highest bidder made to close the estate Terms
Of sale-l0 auctioneers
20 per the 18th May, 1883 when deeds will
be delivered the balance go cent? remain bond
and mortgage for three years cent The title to
this property perfect and will be conveyed free from all
photographic maps and fall particulars
be obtained Of T. Palmer No. Merchants Exchange,
A. H. NieolAy, auctioneer, No. Bread street. Now York
WIN. ". LECOUNT, Executor
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WANTS,

A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO GET EMPLOYMENT
II with some good dressmaksr where she board with
her employer sfuly competent Of the business Direct
Mics Is. c., box les Herald ONCE.
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at auetionwe call the attention Of readers
70 the rreat sale in this great city OF the West ad-
Population Of hundred and twenty
thirteen since the population only sixteen thou
sand-the prospects and greater
fat terng than Hitherto the city has been
upon rivers Of the West for trade
and but there are seven
Of completion which will afford increased facilities
business and and extensive regions
country contribute to the growth and prosperity
this city Over half million dollars worth Of this pro-
prty sold last and this the closing sale Per
estate at the Vest will fail notice this great
SALE Plates ofthe property and all necessary
DO obtained by addressing the auctoneers Messrs
KENT q 0BEAR, st. Louis, Mo. -'
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Genln's Observation-Disclosures invited 70
call and inspect the unequaed Of furnishing
goods At Cenins bazaar The various styles of shirts
undervests drawers collars TICS scar robe do chambre
gloves handkerchief socks &C. all Of superior quality
and the prices will be found remarkably moderate
Of the latest Paris fashion made order within
heurr, and . satisfactory At warranted all cases.
GENlN,S bazaar st. Nicholas Hotel
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John w. S0MER1NDYkE, AUCTIoSEER.-MuRT.
sale OF asnihcent household furniture, piano
ohanders mirrors in house 10 Thirty street
on Tuesday April TO- At lo o'clock by virtue Of several
chatel MORTGAGES parors furnished with
carved rosewood SOFAS tets tete, chairs pAror
covered in the richest brocade satin marble top
side tables rosewood piano finish with
stool and cover elegant mante mirrors high oval mir
holders front and bsc velvet tapestry carpets but little
used splendid Nix light chandeliers English oiicoth hail.
chandeliers, rosewood hatstand with mirror In dining
room oak furniture ons superior extension dining table, u
splendid china dinner and glassware ke Rich
velvet carpets stairs with plated rods The sleeping
furnished with furniture
DESCRIPTION Brusses carpets hair mattresses beds and bed
ding together with kitchen
This property 10 all in good condition No. 10 Ia -hrh
street, between Fourth and Madison
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Albert III. NlcOlay Will hold q Special Auc.
tion sale Of stocks and bonds this day l2 O'Clock
Merchants Exchange For further sec his cata
lsgue which be obtained Office Broad street
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LECTURES.

T EcTuRE, on EURoPI-DR. BAIRD WILL GIVE A
Lecture To nrht At the spingler Institute, In Union
square Turkey, Greece, ard the War in the East"
Admission twenty. five cents
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IN COTTON, AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
ture in Twenty ninth street. gas 6xturss &c. &e.-f
O'clock At Twenty ninth street Fourth the
tapestry three py and nsln esrpses oSots
Dture hair cloth including sofas tete marble
centre card and sofa tables mrsr oil paintings dress
bureaus feather beds hair mattresses dining and
tables hat stands Brussels stair and carpets bed
and basement furniture 6c also all the
throughout the house, chandeliers, Ac.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. GOLDFISH, HERRING SAL.
~ mon, trees-This day, l0k O'clock 81 Dey street,
corner Greenwich rice, buckwheat hour teas sugars oof
lees sheiied almonds; prunes pickles, brandy GIN
whiskey hardware, tea cannisters chsels
knives and forks. w. A. CARTER Auotionecr,
Day Attract.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-06

ssiGNEE'S SALE OF THE GREAT REPUBLIC
n dining saloon, Nos 1l3 Fulton IS Ann streets
suction. J. l.. yANDEWATER will sell Saturday, April
y 1t ii o'clock NJ on the premises, the well
arrangement furniar fixtures ornaments stock Lease
sncss Being the most commodious and best located
loon In the United States business
seldom to DO met with The saloon, furnure tables chairs
counters par and hIturcs, mirrors pantings cntery
crookery plated and glass &c with the ktchen
tue steam boiler pipe heaers
and steam drying ROOM Re, will DO sold In lot BY
order OF the assignee =
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une tamille pour san retourner France; ellie ps
ezra CONNIE femme de chAmbre ct boans dennt ellie
Parfatement hen oondre ct rspasr Badrsser an No. Is
Twenty ninth street.
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r A Chiffon, AUcTIoNEER.-
Tuesday, April 10th, 1875 IL O'CLOCK at the Mer.
shants Exchange NJ T. the Washington bath lying
Long pier, Govanus bay The bath ia hundred and
sixty eight feet in and o In width
sixty feet long nine feet beam and elk est deep with
chors chairs furniture &c For terms and PARTICULARS
ply TO the anctioneers, No. Is Nassau street.
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UCTIoN NOTICE. = HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A sales-EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer, will give
his attention household furniture ~
the residences Of families breaking up housekeeping
prefer IL.
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Let this be Your Guide for English Carpets
English velvet carpets, los, lis. per yard.
English tapestry carpets, 7s., Ss., 9s. per yard.
English three. ply carpets "a, Ss. per yard.
En- gsh ingram carpets, S., A., A. 3D., o.
HIRAM ANDERSON,S, 50 BoMery.
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Carpets, CarPets-D0ughty Il Bros Large
carpet warehouse 81 Broadway splendid assortment
sarpetngs and oil cloths entirely patterns at whole