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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge IngersoII.

SRAtaK OF MAHsLAU0HTYR ON THE HIgH sKAs~
oc.h.-Ths United States rs. VIVA. N. Hsogt~.-Mr.
r. smyth opened the for the government The de-
iendant was boawain OF the American ship stag Hound
and charged with the mansaughtsr Of . seaman
known Mack, but whose real name was Msrviic, on
board that vessel, while lying In whampoa, In Cniaa
The testimony would show that three were on the
yard furlng the top SAIL when Mack got the mast head
for that purpose he followed By HiGgins who hit
him with his DIST sad he fell Immediately into the water
and drowned
Francis Foster seaman on board the stag Hound de.
posed that Higgins was boatswan, and Mack vas SEA.
man the last mw Of Mack was In last April, when Hg
gns Knocked him Cd The topsan yard Mack was coming
up The main rigging on the same aide with Witness be
had HE hands the fuock ahroud, and his fcot on
The rigging; could nct get up; Higgins came along
and held on with the len hand and hn him with the
hand ct the time; Nsck ian overheard into The water
him fsl some one on board said 70 look afsr the
man there three Cinnamon In boat In the river
they searched for him, but he was NOT found; there
VS. search made for him by tho ship; cannot be
MISTAKEN . 70 Higgins giving the blow The stag Hound
Cross s1sminsd By Mr. Maikep.-na not speak 70 any
board about ths because he afraid the first
persons be void Of was the District Attorney and the
HArhaL
Johs Brsdsh, Portuguese, vas examined through an
interpreter, and gave smiar testimony the vessel vAs
dropping down the river Whampca 70 70 and sailed
In two days afscr Macks death
The model " ship was produced In Court, and the
ativc positions Of the parties pointed out 70 the jury
mo testimony for the defence read, the witnesses
being sbssnt q rhs thsery Of the defence H. ha
the deceAssd ss frcn NE rigging By accident aud thai
The jury we're ous ssne time, but being unable 10 agree
were discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Florr-rhc market quite heavy and sales difficult
10 make wshou, more or less in prices. The
sales embraced S,ooe 5000 bbls, decline o. about
&C. per Dbl wheat also lower with sales Of 200
900 bushels Including red western and southern,
u 81 s u so, and White do, at 81 SO 81 sa5s Corn
vas without change Of moment; the sales embraced
about 30 900 10000 busbsls ess. Tor sound Western
mirod Gyc Vas quiet. Pork was dull, with sales Of
only 200 $50 bbls mess. ~ s2o and some ots we're
smoked hams sold, ior ahipment 70 California, II i2c
Cotton Was firm, with mo ierats sales. whskey was
dull. with salss Of loo 200 bbls.. - sskc.
The stock Of pork and beef inspection warehouses OF
New York and Brooklyn, october l. ~ aunexeds--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

THE FR0LfC TINES MUST PASS,
And sickneas Alas
How little do you dream in that Jolly, Jolly time,
AS you promenade Broaiwsy
You your life day
To Anders' liquid iotnei
Chorus-I o-dine Is faithful:
il does It's work up very, very tine
A better thing dye mind
you'l never. find,
Than Anders liquid Iodine.
The skin called my
Abandoned every bone,
The hectic night sgu.
Ny weeping friends depiored,
And i
BY Anders LIQUID Iodine.
Chorus-I odlne In faithful, &C.
My 10y ihens unsurpassed
When my eyes fondly cast
On the boe grave line.
And though may not blow
feel how much owe,
To Anders' liquid 10 dine.
Chprus--Io dine W faithful &c.
ANDERs LIQUID IODINE, on PURE IODINE WA
TER. sold at u bottle, by ANDEIs FOsDICK No. 3sc-
sond avenue and 81 Brosdway y " Is Fuls,n street,
BROOKLYN ~ Montgomery
street, Wnlsmsburg and G. n. Ring 1872 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Rhods Island hes not bean very well sustained htey.
has hllsn about per cent The dividend. All th>
extreme wsssrs roads not o1sssd TO any EXTENT and
we have no change 70 report In prioss.
Al the second board the transactions were very small
n very seldom that We have such dull second board
Erie fell Of u per cant; Cleveland and Toledo. Y. Ward
Coal and Nicaragua Transit advanced This shows how
the market stands.
The strike on the Erie Railroad to-day was failure
fun account win be found in another column.
The operations ct the Assistant Treasurers ONCE This
week. have been 90 follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

EL0PENBNT IN PITTsBURG.-The circus OF Spald-
ing Rogers, which has just LETT city, has carried
with il one OF our fair daughters. A tumbler called
Nourse, or Noyes, had. during his stay, been making
love TO Miss Mary T. Feb daughter Of the highly
pecabie landlord Of the well known hotel United Sta
Inc fatner being much opposed to the alliance, kept
strict watch upon the movements Of the dsmse bat
the outbreak OF the fire Sunday afternoon she
xved, under the pretence o. going to the flames
Hardscrabble, 10 feed the flames Of love different
aar and presenting herself at the house or OF
most worthy and distinguished ministers, married to
the gay STANDARD bearer" OF the c5wpish association
The fair bride left town yesterday morning for her first
appearance on the circus Of life upon wedding tour
the wide world, to reap the wholesome fruits Of love
and loyalty" She was about fifteen years Of age
PttsxIuY0 posk. Sept~ 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Decrease during the week, $SS6,521 90.
The steamship Washington, from this port for South
amptom and Bremen to day. carried out $162, $50 in
specie-in gold bars and coin.
The earnings OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company in September amounted to So, oo7 40. THIS
on sixty miles of road is most extraordinary. Eleven
inst This extension will be to Fox Lake. which will
bring the line so near TO Portage City TO get al the trade
from that point and other important places the upper
Wisconsin hne.
We notice the resignation Of the following gentlemen
directors Of the Grocers Bank Of this city, who have
attached to the institution, members Of the board
since s organization Edward Ellsworth James dwell
G. H. Llienthal, Alfred +. Lagrave Robert B. Collins,
Orison Blunt John Armstrong, VIM. R. Renwick.
The actual earnings OF the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road Company for the month OF September, 1856,
same montn last o7,9ls
Increase about SO per cent .............. sss.o3s
The Wabash Valley road is bringing q grea deal OF
business TO this line.
The receipts Of the GAlena and Chicago Union Railroad
Company for September were as'follows:-
September, 900 90
leoo............ .............. Zol00o w
There was q large failure today in the produce Ire
The liabilities Of the house reported At $76o,000
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF the
principal articles Of produce LEFT at tide water from tie
commencement ofnavigation to the 30th OF September
inclusive, during the years 1884, 153 days; 1856, l6s
days, and 1856, 148 days.
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mronTAxr TO BANKING, RArLRoAD AND o


COMPANIES.
ecTl-Jepe HeSt %. Hewy Sheldon, krscaov OF <bra.
ham 9. Thompson, and ne Long hiand X X. o.. snd
0shus--This action brought BY Messrs Evarss and
nxsy On behalf cf the plalnan, Judgment creditor
az the Morris Canal and Banking Company, and a.
sirnee the receivers u that institution for the purpose
II vosding an aasgnmcn made by the executive ocers
pf the Canal Company Of boao and mortgage for $40,
600 and interest," made BY the Tong Island Rsrod Com
pany 10 the STATE OF kchigAn, and BY the ass Of kch
eAn sssirnsd y AbrahAm O. Thompson, 10 his lifetime
made 70 the STATE Of Michigan before The Appoistmeus
receivers o The Canal Company, and amer the alleged
solvepcy Of she Canal Company, and the plaintiff nov
claims that such assignment void against him
creditor q the Canal Company aad That neither the
Of nschigan nsmVoon assignee a. said Slase. nor
any person claiming ttse under him, took any valid
terest IN said bond and mortgage.
time q the assignment The STATE Of Michigan actually
insovsus and that ,hs executive ocess had right 10
make such assignment ard hat the same 10 void, and
pnrsed no TILE And that The palnn assignee or The
rscsivsrs became, and b actually vested with the title
said bond and mortgage, and 10 ordered thaA he
have jndemsnt accordingly and that he q the
eatass e THOMPSON the sums paid by the Railroad Com
pAny sad bond and mortgage, amounting 70 s2oo
and upwards snd that the Railroad Company pay him
This d imprtAnt deciding how far The onscsrs
Of an ssoves oor ysvston can perform acm which
binding % The covposfAn and = decdine generally that
after insolvency. no act n The officers OF the corporation
valid oshsv than n which may be necessary
reduce IN cash Coz the benefit Of the creditors
~ the covpoyncc I'll acts Of transfer or Of pre-
ference o. creditors are vcia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
Supreme C0urt-Gencral Term.
Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt, Clerke and Davies

On l-Bshop Simpson. as arbitrator IN the matter Of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church Of New York. made
an swNd some time since to sell the CT urch and with the
proceeds to purchases new church up town. Application
was made in April last 1t special term 70 confirm that
awnd which was granted by Judge Roosevelt. The
down town members Of the institution appealed to gene
raj term the question OF the validity OF the award
fhe papers were submitted TO the Court without argu
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

nIesRs. POND AND eAoR'e CIRCULAR.
NEW YopH. Oct 4, 1850.
svclps-Hurs Since our Circular Of Sept 10, ws
have had continuation Of the active demand then 10
tics The sales 70 the rsnners have been ay extent
only but 10 the trade they have been unussal ARG,
cocascssd by the heavy orders received ron nas 80
ton Of the wess which generally o6sa - ~ suDpn nom
ana loy EXPORT 10 Canada and scle her e pegt Donh
hss been one Of unusual activity he saise os co1eump
Mania pyccs have aAvssced fully quarter oeus g
lo~ ara hyrs eiehtbs cent TIE better quasss ssd
have rsw resctef tsfsr po'nt than We hsve known
is,is "a, leziee good rq4fy for Goress and Tho
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In order 10 protect myself against frad and public
against dangerous impostons, deem necessary 70
that limitations and counerfes OF my schtedam Aromatic
schnapps are abroadand all those who and
ply cns who prescribe 10 their paens against these de
eterious and dangerous impostions.
Let the public therefore, medical faculty be
their guard against receptions 10 matter so important 10
health and life.
mpeed 70 state these facts from knowledge that sn
attempt has been made by number OF liquor mrern pira
and snposorH in New York, Phisdephs and Boson, "a
food the markets Of the remotest States with nitoua Of
without regard the serious results indeed
follow the Introduction OF their impure and
pounds
The schedam Aromatic scnapps thus authenticated Is
endorsed their signatures by three thousand lead
ing physicians and adopted n their practice by nearly the
whole medical faculty In the United States Therefore look
The impression the bottle aud the cork, and that
autograph sgnstureo counterfeit which feony-s on the
abel UDOLPH0 WOLFE. ~ Beaver street. ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

general meeting " the shsrs,od ers Or the Modavian
Bank 70 be held q Berlin tss tth instant for the
purpose Of eIecting board o. dcvtors who to be
empowered 20 tsts the rendered. By the
surpsrfo n o 'es Hark q Jsssy, ay gssEglnssd %
the KInak6l& n Acfsva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Nh WHAT NONSENSE.
" Every body is talking about ioGiue
Every body In swallowing Iodine
Every body ancies II viii everything
Every body Is confoundedly mis- AIKEN.
Iodine will not put purses IL POCKETS;
Iodine viii not mend holes IA st0ckings
Iodine viii not bring into terrapins.
But iodine will cure consumption
Iodine fails In that respect
Iodine viii serofula IL kag evil
Itis certain TO do IT, and speedily.
Iodine is perfect remedy Ia fact for
Heart and liver complaints, fever and ague,
Bilious disorders of all kinds, AID
Diseases arising from inpuriiy Of blood
ANbERs' liquid iodine, iodine water being the
iodine dissolved water prepared only by Dr. Henry
Anders and 10 sod at ~ bottle, by ANDERS FOS-
DICK. No Second and broadway and O. III.
Ring 1872 Broadway New York. ~ Fulton BROOKLYN;
80 Montgomery street, Jersey City Isl Grand street. VIII
liamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

eau ds y refine De Hongore has rendered justly celebrate
in an parts swerid Health has often resfored
when fife and death rembied in the balance by the mer
sprinklin6 Of u IN The sick chambcr. pIESSE LrRIN
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

~ October suns October ale
Delicious light and glorious tipplei
No wonder men delighted bail
The smiles that DER thy features ripple
The grapes IN purplipg clusters hang,
The bent with yeis caches;
And 10 the sharp mosp utos
Thy early frost some mercy eachesl
Away with all the linens Hight
In which through summer heat painted;
To tweeds and plaids. warmshuet and brgh
The clothing Of the fall is granted.
Pelissier talmas-Ragi ian coats.
The Queen OF Fashion IN ts the rather;
Her tag o'e Smiths empo loats
And ihther all her votares gather.
The colder dawns, the evening" ehils
Demand from all a change q, rsiment;
'Ts dear those confractlng b1s
But cheap ailwho make payment
A iaultess fall stock, unsurpassed
Artistic, heathful, rich and sober,
The great Smith Brothers unused
To meet thy wants diviDr Osiober
SMITH BROTHERS, price who esae and retail ohing
warcrooms, Nos l22 and lao Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

To Wholesale and Country Merchants--
Park sOz Broadway New YORK; invite the attention
Of large and close buyers their stock Of European
American patent medicines aud below Manufacturers
- BxRNEs A PARK,
New York. Cincinnati And San rrAncaco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

me steamer Edinsurg, which arrived II New Q.
isaas The Ish Of September, from g. Louis, had
beard $500 600 In sold transferred from the treasury
n the latter city 10 the United States branch mint IN the
former.
me earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

man would remain under te Of dsaxreesbe breath
when BY using he balm thousand bswsrsi a. den'h
nice would not only reader the teeth white
siAbaser Many persons do not know their breath bad
and he subject 20 delicate their frnda vii never mention
wash The iee night and morning nfy cent bottle VIII
year For sale by al druggs None genuine unless
aiened By pEIRfDGK CO.. propricto~s%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Green, Shirt and Furnishing Estahlish-
men No. House has received ey late
styles OF scarf crAyais cs SILK wool and merno under
and drawers travelling shawis genemcns portable
dressing cases. toilet articles 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Franeipanns. an Eternal Perfame.-soush-
ern Western merchants be supplied with hts
ccdented perfume Agents, GEO. y. MORA Co.. che
miss. so Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

l666.-Our Late StyIes Of FaiI aud Winter
garments are ready, and - sale.
AZ fabrics Imported By and confined 70
best ayea early call viii many beaui
fu Anss THAI win now be run on before the season fairly
begun.
admitted 10 be the largest and beet ss.seied variety
ever exposed In this city u. DEvIIN a CO,
I'll rs no and no broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

wATsoS-lp Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Oct 3, the
wife Of Mr.. ]. h. WATSON, oil daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

DrsHAn-MoTTRAx.-Atk Kalamazoo, Michigan, Mon
day. sept. ~, by the Rev H. b. Palmer RoEnRI B. DrN-
Han. OF 81 Iouis, Mo- TO Miss ALICE youngest da1gh ter
Of William Eottran, H. d., Of Kalamazoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

Holloway Ointment and Ptlls.-Ulcers and
sores drain system OF it, vital energy Their diseased
By vruen matter In the vessels Of the glands
and skin This matter neutraed BY the disnfecn9 ope
ration OF the ointment The pills cure indigestion In al its
fors Sold he MANUFACTURED No. - Maiden lane, New
York and IA strand London; and BY AL druggists ~
Bc-, s2,Sc., and u per pot or bon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

sis are speeAiiy cured By BRANDRxTH'sv " pills They
give heah 70 every organ and oen reere Me SICK who're
oher medicine has Aed Sold At 10 bcx The Doctor
once 20 Canal street. fourth door from broadway. Sold
alsoa 24 Hudson street. and @ Bowery and By respecs5s
medicine dealers everywhere.
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Whites % Hat, Fall Style.-l46 Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.

F1anOforpes.--A Number Of New and second
hand piAnos also meoeonsa Of full and rich tone fully
warranted, and prices that defy competition dee4eS
bargain may now Be had at the warehouse OF JOHN r
WAKE Co. l67 CaaAl street. four doors q ysrck-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

An inspection II Necessary 10 Convince the
scepca low prices which cothng Is
sold BY DRUMGoID PRocH, 10 Fulton street.
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RxcKnrs OF PRODUCE At TIDE WATER.

The quantity Of hour, wheat corn and barley len Al
tide water during the fourth week in September In the
years 1855 and 1866, 10 as follows -
Flour, bills. Wheat, lu. Corn, bu. Barley, Ia
$780,. 3S,4es 2a3,2i9 1884, 76 lts,s,5
1885,. 3l,3c6 672,s7o 72a,soI 22o,o57
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Dec.., I,Io3 Inc. 376,.2f Inc $40, i6 Inc. ,si2
The aggregate quantity OF the articles LEFT q. tide
water from the Of navigation 70 the soh
Of September inclusive during the years 1855 and 1855
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Inc. xel,i Inc 1889 O67 Dec. COS Se4 Inc AZ l3o
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left u tide
water from the Of navigation the a0n
OF September inclusive, during the years 1854 and 49,
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Planes and Melode0nA. line Horace Waters
modern improved pianos and meodsons found only
SIS Broadway Pianos rent and rent allowed pur
chase; for ae on monthly paymens Second hand pianos
Sec the Exhibition or Photographs, In
every Style, by Mr. rREDERICKs. late Quincy Frede-
ricks, nj the Crystal Palace.
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% s ,.r e rfses and s
follow the Introduction OF their impure and noxous
The sch!edam Aromatic schnapps nus authenticated i.
rs PSy.ssa; ana adopted ~ meg pr.oSs By nearly ls
woSs shs
whites % Hat, Fail ssyle.--l4s Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street
P1anofortes.-A Number Of New and sccsad
panos also melodconsa Of full and rich tone fully
snrr may ana e lad Ss'
wxEE Co. is7 csaai street. four doors wsss q varsci
Planes and Meloaesna Horace Waters
improved pianos and melodsous to be found only
chase toP . Or monthly second hand
See the Exhibition OF Photographs, In
every Style, BY Mr. FREDERICKs, late Quincy Frede
An Inspection IL Necessary to Convince the
Ss 4 n Sn Rsfff Sa'h snS s
Green, shirt and Furnishing Establish
msn No Astor House has received oy late steamer n.w
shirs and drawers travelling shaws genemcns portable
dressing cases, toilet articles, 40.
1850 .--Our Late Styles OF Fall aud Winter
= =, nov .ssd and !. s BY and confined 70
ssd y our Sss ys * e ssr e., % | many ss.s
The of cloths and Tesngs
admitted 70 be the largest and bet ss.sesd variety
ever exposed In his city. -. -; DEvLLn co..
To Wholesale and Country MerchAnts--
BsnesA Park so Broadway New York invite The attention
and kmercsn patent nedcnss and beow msnufacturers
prices By heeoi PACKAGE OF ~ s rsss Parry
New York Cincinnati Aod San francisco
A Perfumsd Breath.-what Lady or Gentle
"s r - ss ss 9ssss
fce would only reader sweet but leave The teeth white
sns ne suhec, % dcsss their fcnds VII never mention
H. Pour ange drop Of The balm" yegr iooh brush Ard
wash the ieeh night and morning A my cent bottle VIII
last year FOR sale By al drusgss None genuine unless
signed BY fEIkID9k 90. propneso~s-
Frsnaipanns, nm Eternal Perfame--soush-
western merchants be supplied with this
ccdented perfume Agents, GEO. y. MORA Co., che
mss y" brosdwy.
Three Per Cent = MOnfh.-Bnsiness Men
ss men young men, who wish 10 learn secret worth
knowing advised cali II The bookstore and
chase book worth reading entitled Burdcus rhree Per
Cent Month" Price ~
Holloway Ointment and Pills.-U1cers and
oorcs drain system OF liz vital energy Their discased
virulent matter In the vessels Of the glands
skin This neualzed BY the disinectnG ope
forns Sold nj he ufacioes, No % Maiden lane New
York IA Strand. London; and by al drusgiss, ~
No. s2,sc and u per pot or box
Pasn I'm the side, Want 81 Breath, DyspeY
STA speedily cured BY BRANDRxTHsv. Y. pills rhey
~ oaher medicine fAsd Sold per The Doctors
once a Canal street. fourth door from broadway Sold
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Dec. 67,c2s Inc a,1s46so Inc. s2.,a2e Irc.iei.5st
By reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
ter len At tide this year, compared with tho
responding period Of last year, shows increase
s.e,9s barrels ofeour.
The New Orleans banks present the following CON.
narrative weektv stafemeut -
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1888


TyuBxRr Q. SAVAGE. AUCTIOEEER-3Y OIBBLKE
" BAGI.EY SAVAGE. late Bagey Savage. viii sel
~ sslasre01, e. Cedar tuesday Oct 81 at
I0k NJ prime lot Of refined sugars green
coffee candles, soap herring salmon and sogars large
lot 81 brandy assorted bfnnos wrerch brandy
casks &C. Advances have been made the above named
goods and will be sold without reserve Bat sA!esroom,
81 Cedar street Thursday Oct 80 at i0f ~. assorted
stocks dry goods fancy goods Chinese furniture, &c
IT T.. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
Ii. elegant household furniture ell paintings aud works OF
art a. the residence No. 70 Twenty sixth street, west OF
Filth avenue The furniture consists In Me Parlor o.
splendid pearl nlad rosewood pianooe with enbroadered
stool and cover velvet carpets satin dAnask and lace
ans large and elegant pier and nantei mirrors three lah
sus Of paror furniture richly carved and cover
made order Of the most eos. description Three
elegantly rosewood etegesea with plate doors lady
French secretary marble music cabinet cenoners rose
bookcase safary, marble iop De5,
elegant TuSksh recumbent chairs In SATIN rosewood
oepE0n chAs covered medallion tapestry four elegant
chAndeen magnificent Sevres and Dresden china vases WITH
beautiful collection OF paror ornanents also number Or
valuable oil paintings IN rich frames
Dinngro0n iabrsry Chamber Furniture rose
wood bsdseads marble top bureaus washstands and com.
NODES all TO match; am0urs with mirror fronts; chevfl
gsSses full suit Of rosewood furniture In strceth oval mir
velvet Wilton carpets large French hur mattresses
elegant extension dining tables rich silver ware dining arm
thara marble top bua cbrystal cut ruby and white glass
ware elegant dinpse SCI pearl ana :syer cutlery library
oic chAs EngAh oilcloth velvet stair ~ble hsl
stand stoves Cars and stages within few doors OF
Tie house cash post will be required OF all purchasers
Sui goods be removed immedateiy, as the house
be let with unedae possession contains a the mo
cer1 improvements