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Superior Court.
Rcfore .JudUa Woodruff.

FEB. 1i--Jospa Kerrsochan Us. the Botcry Insurance
Co,npdnv-On former trial OF this 1t was fully
reported in the HERALD. II suit to recover the
amount Of policy of insurance effected houses In
Cliff and Pearl streets For the defendants IL was alleged
that the conditions Of the policy violated by the
plaintiff not having given the required notice OF his
loss, the notice having been given by the Mesms Cool
ledge, who mot the persons insured 1t appeared
that plaintiff had sold the premises to Cooledge and
taken mortgage the premises for the purchase
ney, and agreed with the Messrs Cooledge to insure
them for their benefit and his own The Court charged
the jury that they determine whether there was
such agreement between the plaintiff aud CooIedge
and It known to the defendants was it material
that they should know itp the deendants had
to know that the premises insured the beue OF
the morgagor, that their not 1t would not
induce them to charge higher premium, or prevent
them from granting the policy the plaintiff WAS entitled
to recover Verdict for plaintiff g. $50 81 the amount
claimed.
Before Judge Slosson.
VIM Helmdn Marshall o. Ro,s,ts.-This Is On action
10 about $50 OO0 which plaintiff alleges to have
lost in the sale OF the steamship Columbus through mis-
Information, withholding Of information by the de-
fendapt The plaintiff owned six twenteths Of the Coum
bus, which employed In trading and carrying pas
sengers the Pacific Ocean. The defendant was agent
for her owners and Il Is alleged withheld from plaintiff
correct statement Of her eAnings which induced the
plaintiff TO part with his interest Ia her for So OOO and
his share of her earnings for S3 600 which was con-
sderaby below its value, 1t being alleged that George
Law and others who assumed to be owners OF the vessel
nd prior te the plaintiff having parted with bs sh.e
hsr sf.rfA 70 sa upr Gov A2e 600. Tho cas- " mo-
tsJ. iccupy ms Goat tlr ssyetnl days.
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FROM the New Orleans PicAyune, Feb 81
We have received the Monterey Resau,udor de Ia Il
Jzad Of the 9Th, 18th, aud 22d ult. They prsoi-
paly occupied With government decrses. all Of whiah
have already reached us from the capital direct.
They also comprise the proclamation of Uraga, wiA
the invitation he addressed to Vidsurr the reply IL
the latter Altogether they occupy FIVE columns.
The plan is in the first instance signed by Juan J. Jime
OF it condemns the conduct Of the actual
government and makes magnoquent professions about
liberty menez signs ostensbiy copy of the original,
which purports to emanatc from tine "Terrtory and
forces CT Sierra Gords and proclaims the constitution
Of 1924 with the reforms subsequently to it. ana
recognizes Ursga ~ General Uraga then sccsps
This nomination. declaring himself ready 70 support the
law the sovereignty Of ths people, the army the clergy
and the church. In his ADDRESS to vdaur inviting hs
support he enters into long explanation of his PLAN
and declares his abhorreuce Of civil vdaurri akss
very Courteous diplomats reply, speaking Ia very
Hateripg terms Of Uragas position and person. but d.
ciines joining him. inviting Ursgs instead TO come ana
visit him, and confer on what they both best Do 10
benefit the country.
conspiracy II said TO have been discovered In Xacaxs
cas and two parties arrested and banished for coans
ton With IL Fray j. Bscarra to Charcas, and Fray NJ
guel TovalinA to Durango.
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ColOncr's Inquest.

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE VETERANS op 1S12.-Coro.
Gamble called upoa yesterday to hold inquest
at the New York Hospital upon the body of named
james r. Howell veteran of the of 1872, who died
from fracture Of the skull supposed to have been rece
ed by fall The deceased it appeared resided with his
w at No. 76 West Broadway, and constantly in the
habit OF ofatendiDg the meetings OF the Veterans and on
Saturday night last he went out company with two
friends TO attend meeting of his comrades. On his
turn heme, which was about 10h o'clock his wife found
him In very weak and somewhat derious state There
WAS blood issuing from a wound in the head, and de-
ceased seemed much supplied from liquor. Mrs Hoxel
and her son In law, thinking that 1t necessary
have the injured man conveyed TO the Hospital he
taken there and placed under charge of Dr. Thurson
lie fingered for two Gays and then expired. Upon
sirstion Of the body was found that the skull was
fractured apparently by blunt substance Verdict
dsath from fracture Of the SKULL produced by
known to the jury. Deceased 60 years Of age and
born in this city
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From, thc British Provinces.


We have received Halifax papers the I'd instant and
Sydney to the 28th ut.
The Legislature Of Nova Scotia sembied tAe 31s
ut and the session opened by the Lieutenant Gov
eInor with great pomp HE Excelency received,
his arrival at the Province House. by guard OF honor
with presented arms and salute Of thirteen guns fred
by the Ha fax volunteer artillery.
The Morniay Chronicle says:-rhe weather remark
ably auspcous, and the attendance Of citizens of all
ages and both sexes, more than perhaps
any similar occasion during the last twenty years In
deed the hustle and good humor Of the crowd coupled
vh the merry Jingle Of thousands of sleigh beI the
high snow banks the Streets reminded one Of old
times. Nearly all the members of the House 10 at
encsDce and their wit and words, worth and utter
ance Of all commensurate with their good looks
present Assembly will certainly form the most efficient
tedy that has ye. me. in our legislative halls.
On the arrival of his Excellency In the Council cham
ber he opened the session with speech, which fills only
about half o column In a small newspaper.
BE says:-"The revenue, though somewhat diminished
in productveness when compared with that OF the pre-
cedrg year, anticipated, from the reduction Of
duties and the first effects OF suddenly expanded CONNER
cal fretdom Is nevertheless amply sufficient to meet all
demands upon it and affords satisfactory evidence OF
the increased energies and growing prosperity Of the
people"
The Sydney Ners Of the 25h ult says;The Rev. Hugh
home Yesterday after an absence of nearly four months,
during which the gentleman visited several
cities and Ia the United states and in Canada on
busire connected with church accommodation at Mre
the locality Of large portion Of those under his spirit
ua care. We believe that Mr. Mcleod succeeded salts
factory la obtaining aid to the objsct OF his mission
n ad
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Appointments at tho CapitoL


Mr. CuDon the Cie,k Of " House of Re
made the following ap pointments Z Monday
WiLsm +. Ingram, of Kentucky, in place of Wilia.a
V. Mckesn.
John n. Barclay, of Indiana. reap pointed
Dsniel Buck, al Vermont, resppointed.
Thcmae Dekslb Harris, o. Georgia. resppoiR ed.
Aaac S1ohn, Of Ohio, In place of John Bailey.
william assle', Of Pennsylvania, in place Of Wlliaaa
Lee. -
J.mss G. Walker Of the District Of Columbia, In place
Of John Gnlp,p.
n B. Markle OF ndisps In place of Robert s. Sprsule
A. Acton, of fsw jersey IL place Of Z. II. Dorsey
T. b. Tompkins, of New York ia place of W. G. Msft&n
John Harvey, Of South Carolina, in place q John A.
Hunuicus.
G. B. Adams, Of Connecticut in place Of Matthias MAJ
tin.
Robert " Bates or the District Of Cous, sia (messea-
ger in place oil John X. Qusen.
b. ~ bichcox, OF Virginia, (messenger) in place ef
Francis Refiiey.
CLERKS 1nN LAND oFzloE, UyDKa RESOLUTION or xAr 4,
1885,
A. i. Parker, fsauRhtsrosa.
= William Baiey VI fennsyivAna, in place Of WfniaA
J. G. Gieenlease, Of Missouri, in place OF J. Pennv-
backsr.
Joseph N. Gorsen, OF Mary land place Of Andrew r.
Higgins.
William D. WAshburn Of Wisconsin, in place Of D. L.
Dalton.
Rufus Prentice, Of Michigan, in place of wn. A. 6tsel
Cuthbert r. Waliach OF the District Of Columbia in
pace OF John c. Boyer.
John J. Burnett OF Alabama in paee Of John g. Ho,Ss
Charles +. Hurlbut, OF New York, in place Of Lsvis
Pitt
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News from the Esio Grande.

From the New Orleans Picsyune, Feb. 81
The steamship Nautilus Captain Thompson fron Bra
zos Santiago, arrived last evening.
The Nautilus left Bszos hsrbor the 1st inst, ct
p NJ, and anchored outside the bar, waiting for tbs
stages with the mail specie and passengers from Browns
VILE via Point Isabel Sent up express BY boat at
r. NJ, and oGe again at p M. At hall past eight p II.
the express returned stating that the stages down.
but those having charge refused to let mail &C..
down unless the Nautilus would return inside .h
barbor, which 1t was impossible TO do there being
water on tie bar, but the crossing perfectly prAc
cable for the passenger boat The Nautilus therefore, e.
9P M LETT tor this port without the mail specie anA
passepgcrs. III
The passengers who down by the river route re
port nothing new along the whole frontier.
Mexican steamer from Tampico had to MatAnao-
ros and taken in lot of military stores, and lett for Tam
pico the 1st inst.
The schooner Mnna Scheer left the Brazos on the 2eh
ult.
The schooner Psnama, from Mobile for Aransas TWEEN
tyeght days out arrived at the Braxos 20th ult
in distress Sbs had attempted to enter ArAnsas four
times, but bad been blown out to been compesa
to throw overheard her deck load Of lumber On arriving
at the Bra2os rhe condemned.
No vessel except the Panama in port when the
Nautilus left.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

BVlOIe JuUKB Dhgy.
fsB. f2-John Fitzpatrick ,s the Second Avenue Rail
road ConpdnyAn action per assignee Of Charles Deyn,
for reconIense for work labor done BY him dig
gIg out lots at the Of Second and Fifty
tourth street. 1t appeared that person connected
with the above company employed Devln to dig out the
lots at cost OF sixty cents per cubic foot Of rock and
ten cents per cubic foot Of earth Devn claimed to
cover by his assignee, S9A2 with interest The defence
WAS that the person making the contract not sutho
rlred by the railroad directors.
The Court charged that If the company knew that Dew
In wa digging ont the lots and did not take measures
immediateiy 70 put stop TO his work they could not
nov repuoiate the coutrnct.
Verdict for plaintiff 81 094.
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Personal Intelligence.

At the Everett House-Capt @. IT. II. Judkins royal mail
steamer Persia; Capt Warow superintendent Ordinance De-
partmen Woowich England Mr.. Miner. Engand; Mr. De
lancy WAtlfns, Schenectady Arbon France j. r. White.
Chicago; 7; n Keatng Boston; Mr. ksbews Columbia s.
=. H.; Mr. and Mrs Hodges. Rngsnd; Len W. b. Kensha W.
u, =, N; N. Mason and lsdy, Providence.
From Savannah, In steamship Augusta-Johu Beck N X
Barnum J N spier, Dsyls, kaigcr, N 3 McMnfsas
Iewis Cutler, r McAvoy, N smith, J Ladson AIAa
Miss Abbott, Bcrrten. Miss Bcr1en Miss Rae n
Berrien, Mrs Otiinger aud daughter, Miss WatknSo
wafeneid Bansy, Mrs BrinkerhoG aid son Mr. Geo =
ell, Mrs shaw, Miss Gray Mr. and Mrs Culver Ntss rg =
Mira Barnes and son, kirs Dean. \ McKeuTs II n ~
Dav's, Hudiwaker, Wolccu u D~0a h
In ee-are
fUm Bofsptlro q erll yiiar-A : vst1.a- tN 80
f.N --o-Ad Y U \ s.--.-- . q. 10 \ y s..... I.
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Governor Wse ON Friday, com mnncated to tho yir-
gins Legislature of the death of JoswB c. CADkLL,
tt tp a'socste of Jefferson in founding the University
otNbgpa, With which insttu ion he connected NJ
IL tue tfts death, member Of the Boerd OF Visit
cff, Ffr t9 ffIr be ~as lr eidsrs of the James
lv@ ttd J. t1"U.H Iu# hABy, avA scGl Ms tt.eGn
'. 49, es4se 1! IA .stI4l Oh Vi sgGueCs
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MELLOk 10 morrow, Thursday, at lO1f O'Clock. At
French plate pier and oval mirrors style frames; rich
ana costly snSs paior ,unsure covered IN nrocads pro
tables most approved patcrns carved oak dining
chairs I'm pih mirror door and back walnut side
boards marble tops; richly carved rosewood abes
sde pier and fancy dc card tables chamber furniture in
variety rich enamelled chamber suits; landscape
painted .cid bureaus and wahands 70
match; walnut and mahogany do carved wood and
hoRany robes mahogany exe dining abes eight
and fourteen feet long, with dining chairs carved OAK
mahogany ard walnut hatetands carved rosewood walnut
and mahogany bookcases aud aries; mirror DOORS rich
rocking chairs; stands spring
chairs china SETS nsntc Goods be- cked tor
shipprg Also nj IL o'clock five rosewood Ga and octave
plaLolnrtes OF rich and finish
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EXECUTION OF NEoRo IN VIRGINIA.--The ne
gro George sentenced to death at Wythevls for an
tempted outrage upon the Of Mrs. Ston hung
there ON the Sth inst He attended both Prots
tan and Catholic clergy AT the first fail Of the droV,
steps to the platform with Arm STEP On the second
trial. the rope proved sufficiently strong. He had aa~
knovledred his 9uilt
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board or Ten Qovrrn~ra.


Board met st4p h. Present Messrs Draper (chaifj,
Smith, Duke. Dugro, Guntter Townsend. Bell, Taylor
wAsaI,cros's BIRTHDAY.
communication received from committee Of the
Order Of Unitse Americans inviting the Governors par
teipate with them In the celebration Washingtons
birthday. which was accepted,
the COMPTROLLER AND GovMSoHs-
Mr. BEAPEa called the attention OF the Boari to tn
fsct that Mr. Fiagg had refused to honor requiston
100000 drawn on him for the support of the Depart
ment appears the Comptroller, when called upon by
Mr. Corwin, she chief CLERK said hs would not pay t.
seu reason sr doing So Mr Draper chss sszea bis
coneuct timpudent" and inferred that 1t was don
sok for the ppipose Of bsirgne odium on the Board
he (Mr Drsrer) WA mot going IN submit to ths nso
lercs Mr. Fisgg not judge Of thee coodust
apd expenditures That for the public and the Le
Mr.. OlIyE was sorry TO find that tbs public gave Mr.
Foeg csecit for great deal of honesty and u <ays
This WAS wrong as hr. FlAgg's whms brought unjust
reflections the honest rs we'll as toe dish ,nest
After further 6eba the matter referred TO
The Finance COmmttee with po wer.
saE PEhrnSrARY H0GPrrAL.
Dr.. SaDssr sent long commuatcsaon u rsfsrencs to
the amount Of food IN tho pcnitenaary H,ss al II
having been charged thai the amount the
Dooor argued that the class Of pstien hs bad being
the poorer classes required TODD rather ed
cines indeed, large portion Of them disd rom con-
sumption.
DUKE referred to the last yearly report of Dr. San
but 1t discovered that the word phiss pI
naoHalis did occur, which amounts TO the same thing
Laic over.
Mr.. DRAIzR gave notice tha. hs would shortly
mend an increase Of the salaries Of keepers marons
night watch, &C., in the cmmittee who had the
matter in charge did not report
SfATK AND CITY KxPxNDrURRs.
SIMEON DRAPER called attention to this speech OF Judge
Foot in the Assembly, who SAID that the oo0nttses
this city shou composed Of three members from the
country and two from the city, as in his opinion,
$500 OlO year could to saved In the Ash de-
tine nj Inv havn "a fako
cha 60 Of city matters Mr. Draper hoped that Judge
Foot would come and give the city the boae6 OF his ad
vice and assstsnce foe his part he thought bad
that coonrymen who knsw nothing Of the detss Of
city busiresswh0 had Black wells Isand
or into any OF departmentsshould speak cont.
Gently, and in manner to infer that eli city OH siAs
should be sent to State prison He mr. Draper did
want 10 be put in the same boat with Mr. Eblng and
other alleged corrupt officials
Mr. OLIVER wished to know IL Mr.. Draper cdsygsd Mr..
Z Ing with being corrupt He wanted to take Of
his Know No hing friends
Mr. DRAPER would not be understood charging that
gentleman with corruption. He knew nothing about
HIM.
Adjourned at late hour.
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w sale q handsome household furniture WILL AM IR
WING W VIZ se ~ aucuon on Friday February ID ~
place. the ens furniture contained In The a,ove hoaze
ssng In part Of Brussels and ingram carpets suite
wood paror furniture French plate pier and mtrrors
rosewood and mahogany marble top pier and cne tsoes
and shades mante clocks and egeres m.hogA
stands mahogany wnrrobes black walnut and maple bed
urnure china toilet sets hair msressss feather beds
holsters and plows bedding blankets and oounerp
hogsny extension dining tHsle china dinner and tea SETS
crockery and glass silver plated mahogany
tables sdeboards mahogany sofas and chairs n hair coth
ocoh black walnut and maple CHAIRS &C. together
with large and of kitchen furniture Sold
by order, j. b. BENSEL, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLANpER.-A suit brouuh>
by Miss Mary Doherty against John L. Brown, in which
she claimed 600 damages for alleged gross dsfAmAaon
OF ner character and reputation and wh,h has been
trial in the Superior two days past was dscadsS
this morning The jury found verdiet for the plaintiff
for e66 g. The defendant has long been known "a
seeper Of billiard saloon is reputed to wealthy and
has been married TO two Of the plaintiffs sisters
TRANSCRIPT, Nb. o.
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n O. HOUGH AUCIIONEER-rLEGASr FURNr
and md walnut furniture so.y i % o psaa"ss
ssy mCrns ss'sss @ ssss ware To-
ray street The safe vii c1Imeucc with 10, Of basement
e.gsnt rosewood octave round cornered piancore
% N
and green French brocaie both suss being upholstered and
s.ss.ss % s s'i +
ia
% wa :. %
n s hook and ssg nda Ssn
vsrs sS ss @ @
pesry carpets; ais stair Do knssh oil CLOTH Ac
% sn sas md Pa
% nns Sa snsS sss az:
nsn Go SSs .Sa aSs &c 9
&C. ne stSs. tea ssrylcs sslyst spoon' and
1c and IN bedIoOs eesaut heavily carved rosewood and
bic top dressing bureaus and washands to match china toll
ct ses pure hair mattresses holsters pillows coun,srpsss
positive.
Tg0ENl B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONsER-sY FRANK
and s
ss and % hsnd ba
sa.s ware oil paintings framed fancy goods
or three years aud several invoices extra aisheG CABINET
wsS sSaos nu %
which ,l positively Be sold 70 pay avsscss rhs sale is
doods carefully packed on the premises.
EXECUTION SALE OF BOOTs.-JOnN W. sOMIRIY
sore 70 sorS w street se s nsar Snam sS
an % pair mems vsESSs vPsfssSa sps M se0
TAkM Al. .AgCTIoN-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUc.
os At Ae United States Hotel Hot IN the village q sswbus.
formerly oocupsd By james DaTach, leading to
T.oen about nine es a west q rhe farm soans
inss, and Of $50 choice fruit For terms
further particulars, apply to James DRrach, at Me- York
Hospital y9 Broadway, Il. A. Brewster, Newburg.
HENR LEEDS 4 co, AUCrIoNes sRss -ELEdANr
" Il
Above sSa.e ii i good order nearly new, = coa
lcr fsrnurs covered in French crimson and blue aud
and osr glasses esere with front, and
% as s
a o ads rich and or
;u.;s 6 s.sr beds oay eight
ss Ss extension table marble
o Ssaesds ses w rSe e q
sssssy sye r plated ware c6
mention large and small paintings Sc, &C. '
uENRY T; LEEDS co, AUcTIoNEERs. LARGE
y cnDs Freac mans and
pier mros rosswood sesant suits in bro
and ormolu clocks china danes SET rich ST.
sSnAHS Ae r. i
co. WI ~e to morrow Feb. IL at I0 the entire mar
furniture, &c, without reserve the above houos
mace TO order and has but abort time
consisting part OF large eeqeres ions MIN,
p ate doors and back rosewooi honI
cases ccsy paror SUITS carved eentrs s and
e reception and Votatre c,aira
rich window curtains and shades. ladys ec-eoe yanaole
m panngs and psror ornamena marble clocxs
a. decorated chna &G. Dung exenson
b oss chars elegant gold band china danar sci or so
decorated ohnA tea and coffee glass ware reh
vel we're ivory pnd pearl cutlery with ee variety of
sewr mahops ch mher fufDure rosevonl
bedsff elegant rosewood bureaus with tons d.
match elegant deoorsied china se ter
Al z
eOfas vrting e9eirs lounges rocking aad cas,
nos8Necd hst stand, ouclob, stair caspas, IL.
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Appointments by the President,

BY AND WITH The ADVICE CONSENT 8asAvs.
George r. Ssasburgh, Of Virgicis TO Judge AZ ths
A. G. Seaman Of the District of Columbia 10 10 6u-
Ieiintendent Of the Public Printing.
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pUssELL W. wEsTCorT. AUoTIoNEER. AvT
~ household furniture, rosewood pAnoforo &c, at
at The residence NO 2 Eghh .yenue near fourteensh
O'Clock the entire elegant furniture OF the above house,
all tine order having been used but four months be
pcremptOrv sold the highest bidder without regard TO
her cons,sog In part OF elegant rosewood psnoor stool
covar rich tapestry Wilton and stair
pes elegant suit paror furniture mine pieces
WOOD covered velvet nine pieces two large French
with slabs and brackets French shades and
rich curtains centre and pier tables with
statunry marble tops rosewood marble eesere mirror
doors and backs rosewood reception and chairs rich
breeder manel onou clock card apd sofa tables OIL
paintings, br0nzes &c solid rosewood and mahogany bed
s,esd eleven elegant hair feather beos blankets
marble ~ashsands match; china toilet mahogauy
and french chas SOFAS tee etes rockers oval mirrors
library bookcase &c. with lAga variety Of bedroom and
basement furniture enamered cottage suit dung and
tables. rich china ses rich cut glass silver
ivory cutlery oi4clo hat stand Purchasers assured
that this sale peren pory aod the be removed
Immediately. Catalogues on the morning OF sale
CHERIFF,s sALE.-w. c. ALBURTUs, AUCrIONEER,
viii SELL Wednesday, February la at 10 c'cock at 10
sree Brooklyn rosewood, oak maho ysny bi4ck
walnut Iurntre also pianoorte STOOL &C. &c
By order, f. LOTT, Late Sheriff.
4. TRIPIER Deputy.
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SALES AT AUCTfOa.

1OHN L vANDEWATER AUCTIOMEER, WILL SELL
This day. Feb l3 at l0h O'Clock ai ths saesrcom.
~ Maiden Ane large diamond jeweiry
Sitting Of finger rings gents pins brsoests ssads
&C. Also line Of gold watches, Is carat gold chtns
geher with line fine gold 10 selry consisting or brooches
finger rings sleeve butons bracelet pins 30; The whole
forming q rich and varied assortment
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nwEILING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AuC.
- ton-A BLEECKER co. win sell 10 morrow,
Thursday Feb Merchants Exchange IL O'CLOCK
the desirable aud substantial three story high basement
brick house and ot 20 East Thirty rs street. bet LexnE
and Third avenues; io 2x9 house Axs0 Possession
Is, My and 81 900 can remaa bond and mortgage All
modern IN mproyemeuts. except furnace.
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IA @. TUTTLE. AUC EER.oFFICE ~ BROAD
"A Atsignee's sac OF ton's patent improved gu
tars and violps FUTILE will sell Friday. a. lOk
oclock u Beckmsn street, stairs, aoout LOO tons pa
guitars Ia Us 70 $bO; Also
50 Improved vioins amongst .h'ch viii pc found iew Gre
1000 iots aud Dealers for cash. Also
work beackes noa Office furniture a.. Catalogues on tho
nfn0n nf aale
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w LILLIAN IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w sale OF household furniture-WllIITAM IRVING q
CO. will sell at auction 1hurday, Feb. H. 10 O'Clock at
NO Allen street general assortment OF mahogany paror
bedroom and dining furniture, Brussels inqran
carpets feather beds hair matt esees counerpanes oiAnke
bedding 6c china crockery aud glass mis paint
ngs and eneravngs together with q general assortment
kitchen furniture. Fold BY order.