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NH li-eod6I

HG~ How TO CURE ALL PAIs.--The
Thousands who are suffering with Rheumatism, Men
ralgia Nervous Headache, pains in the face, sids.
limbs and back, will nnd immediate relief hy using
HARrsHoRSx's CURa-ALL. Being preparation by 4
Chemist il Ii found to be the beat application for
pain in the bones, muscles nerves and sinsws. Try
bottle and obtain relief u, q and 70 cents. Sold
By PURCELL, LApD Co, and
au PIN VIM, p, LADD,
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r IsT OF Remaining In the
POI oFIcs. on the 18th dsy Of
psrscss spplyfne for Letters, In this List. win
p,SSse say they are ApTsarIskD.
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H6%FRRsH LRKcHRs.=I have inal

eSFRRsH LgECHBs.-I have Just re-
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LRhCHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms. y pc
P. s.-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day nj the air
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2i-ts r q H0pSOE
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PROOF.
RICHMOND STOvH MORRIS
nen Wnrra TxxrH. PBRPuxEp BnyArH

AND BEAUTIFUL CoxpLsxI0y-Can be acquired by
using the "Bthn, a|d thousand FRo,cers." What lady
gentleman would remain under the cure Of dis
grecable breath, when, by using hee "BALs
THOUSAND RLOwsRB" az dentrince, would not only
render IL sweet but leave the teeth white asbss-
teri Many persons do not know their ath Ia bad
and the subject IL delicate their friends will
mention il. Beware of counterfeits. Be -ech
bottle In signed FrRIpgg K Co.
For sale by all Druggists- New York.
BENNETT, BRHRS & RISHkR,
NH ll-eod6m Agents for Richmond
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STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
New YORK Aug. 2s.-Stocks are dull to-day Viz
ginia 6's $3.50
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n0yRIcHMoND MAps STovEs.--Tl

BNy kICHnOND MADE SToVEs.-IHR
ADvANrAgEs IN PuRcnAsING RICHMOND MADE Srovss
They made of the best material aud extra heavy
to stand the i'll usage Of ssrvsnt<, Aroksn
plates can be conveniently replaced at = nSierase
cost They are warranted to operate to the s,tstse
ten of tho purchaser. They cost no per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wsreroom ut the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been In successful operation for
nearly six years. and have acquired high reputa-
ton for the quality Of their manufacturer.
ASA snyder.
PROOF. s.fH1
For nearly six years have been supply ing my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured 81
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
and have found them to give general satisfaction,
both a. to quality and operation. The Arm az G.. d.
YALE & Co. are now prepared TO furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable stoye~
ClIAS. d. YALH,
an 2I-3m 100 Main strNet
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WI. Z. BUTLER.

az MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vIRGISIA,)
Importer and wholesale dealer in China Eartheu-
aud Glass, Lamps, Looking Glasses, Casters and
Fancy Goods has received per ship "kiga," from
Liverpool direct TO this port. and by recent arri-
walls at the port of New York, a full supply of New
Goods from the English Manufactures, and from
Eastern and Western Manufactures, a choice stock
of Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters and Fancy
Articles, which he is determined TO sell at low prices
to CASH and PROMPT MONTHS buyers
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee Merchants
are respectfully solicited to examine goods and
prices.
ss- Orders promptly filed and goods packed in
the best manner WIN. F. BUTLER,
au 2g-lm 70 Main street
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New YORK Aug. 27.-The Philadelphia has ar.
rived from Havana with dates to the 23d inst, but
no news of Importance.
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E9~C soRas b. STERL, Dentist, Office
and residence. No 81. Main. between sth and 9TH
streets Richmond, Va. my 0-ly
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MA. NorICB.-The Hair Dressing, ShsI
wing. shampooing and Bathing Saloon, (under the
Ballard House,) has been handsomely fitted UP, and
to give us a call.
n B-IIot, Cold and Shower Baths can be- had
daily. from 6o'clock A. NJ. IN lOP. d.
sp 3-d6m H0B6OS A MORTON.
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Ay.TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor 10
n. & q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every sescrip-
ton Office and yard corner OF Cary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va. my Ip-d6fns
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SlLR OF RAcHRL's PURSITURB.-Made

S,LR OF RACHEL's PURSrTURR.-Mademoiselle Ra
chel has sold Says Paris correspondent the fur
niture in her residence in Rue Trudon, at public
auction, and most of the articles attained very
fair curiosity price-by which is meant, of course
price much above the intrinsic value of the art
Gle. Her bed, for example, sold for two hundred
dollars. Many complaints were made by Rachel
friends, in order to excite sympathy for the benefit
of this sale; her American trip was spoken of az hei
Waterloo, and her position was represented a,
really needy.
W. H. Smith, stranger from Pamela, Miss, died
suddenly in Columbia g c. on the Goth inst
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RAJ FACTS WORTH KNOWING re
manning stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS.

FANCY DRY GOODS.
AT TIRE
LADfES' BAZAAR
no. 20t, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Have been marked down at prices and are selling
At lower rates-quality and style consderrd--than
they have ever been purchased heretofore in this
market.
EMBROIDERIRS.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES. rang
ing from Ga Ia &c.
Fine French MUSLIN SITS for g. worth -; also,
Gets at lower prices srA
Muslin and Cambria BANDS for Sleevrs and Basques
Thread and Naencennes LAOES la-
Stlk MITES, Rid and Silk GLOVES. HOSE
Whacbcne BUSTS, &c. -
MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnets Ribbons, Flowers, oniliings. Ladies' Dress
Caps. Grapes &c.
FRISGHs AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
We havp large stock Of FRINQEs RkAIDe
BUTTONS. and other DRESS TRIMMINGS, very
low.
WHITE GOODS, JACONETs, BRILLIANT ks
Book ewisS. Plaid. Striped and Dotted MusLINs
Also great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES
selling az unprecedented how prices make room for
the Fall purchases.
We are not gfing to wind mp. but we are selling
doods at prices that q M be caution DO old fogse
~ 3i-dm
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nEa. DR. joins B. WALrHALL. (Homno-
rka p. IT. AyLKrr. Attorney At

pathis) offers his professional services TO the citi
sens OF Richmond and ita vicinity ONCE at his
sdence on leigh street. two doors from Sh.
l-lha.F
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COLLISION As SKA.
ArrAcnMENT OF THE ONTARIO BANK OF
rRoM HAvANA-sUGAR DULL AND DBCLIN
THE OHIO RISING.
ARRIVAL FROM HAYAN


WHEELING, Aug 2s.-The river at this place b
rising
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T AND FOR sALE.-The snh.criber

I AND FOR E.-The subscriber
- viii Offer for sale at iouisa Court Hauss ON
MONDAY, the.ltth day Of September next that he
Ing Court day, the tract Of Land upon which he new
Resides, containing ninety-fiye scres-oae-thIrd Of
which Il finely tmhered, the balance open land ani
IL In fine state of cultivation.
. This Land lies half me southwest OF Loni-a
Csnirt House and l. hnety adapted to the growth at
crops viii show
The buildings arr good and comfortable. having
good dwelling with eight rooms and all other oou-
Venences about 10, AMI all the necessary outhouse
attached. From the location ~ the farm 1t Is
shercd one ot The best Of Its ssc n in market In
this secton OF the country. There Is now growing
acon the place. good crup Of Corn and Tobacco,
Which the purchaser eau buy at fair price.
Possession will be given to the lsod In time 10
Ms
TsShs-0ne-third cash; hal>nce in usual payments.
BY the purchaser giving bends with approved sccu,
rity bearing interest from date. and title retained
until last pay ment Is made.
Persons wishing to purchase, can Wow the rremt-
ses by calling upon the subscriber upon the place.
also have Tor sal eprivately four acre lot Off Land
In the county Of Henrioo, lying upon the stony Rna
Road, about threoquarters of milo east OF keb.
mond, Va. This land has been cultivated ~ q mar
ket garden and from its location makes Il val
liable. Any one wshing % purchase, " viii 70
shown them By MessrN Gcddin Appsrsen. Rch-
mond vs By calling ON the .uescrieeI az bis rs.
sldence. WA. w, BRADLEY,
au zs-et Louisa county, Va
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Anderson mrs Sarah 3 a
Ancarrow mrs Susan 3 4
Anbersou mrs MARY I
Anficrson mrs MARY d 4
Atkiusou mrs frances a
Anderson miss Maria -.
Brown mrs Ann y 2 = y 2
Baker mrs Amelia j .
Babe mrs - :,
Bryant mrs Cornelis 2
Bowen mrs Va 2
Brown mrs Susan W 3
Burton mrs Minnie \
Bryant mrs Mary Ana
Biaksy mrs Mollie y .
Bird mrs Mary ID
| Briscoc mrs Leonly \
Cox mrs Mary A Y
Cassidy mrs Mary 3 Y
Condry mrs Judith II Y
| Coleman mrs Hannah Y
Cook mrs Elizabeth A Y
| Curry mrs Elizsbeth 5 Y
Childress mrs Elizabeth Z
Clarke mrs X ii Y
ID
Dunraige mrs williams I
Davenport miss Va I
porieghy mrs Susan y I
Dermont miss Bette l
burberry mrs Nancy W 1
Dryer miss 8 A
Rllett miss c c i
Eckert mrs NJ j
Flournoy mrs Sarah !
| Fortune miss Sarah !
Paircloth mrs Mary n
| Gillespie miss Sarah j G
| Gordon miss Mary q
| Gill miss MsryJ =
| Graves miss Mary 4
Glenn miss NJ L. {
| Giles miss Lucy I
Garrett miss Lucy &
Gordon miss Josephine {
Goff miss Ellen v 2 6
Graves miss Emma Q
Hartleon miss Anna C2 /
Henderson n,iss Mary A 1
Hatcher miss Maria NJ I
Henry miss Martha A 1
Hughart miss 9ullis L
Harrison miss Julia II
Haess mrs Roht \ II
Harris mrs II
Jordan miss Va J
James miss JennstI j
Justice miss Isabella j
johnston miss Fanny j
James miss Emily j.
Kell mrs Margaret X
Kennedy mrs Mary X
Kelley miss MafthaC
Lee mrs Elmira i
Langley mrs Jane l.
Leath mrs l. G l.
Lightfoot mrs Rebecca
Minor mrs'Sophia d
Moore mrs MaryC N
Martin mrs J Z N
Siintor mrs Elizabeth d NJ
Martin mrs Anne ID
Nc
McGruder mrs Isabella 2 u
n
Nuckols mrs Elizabeth n
0Hare mrs -
Pollard miss HarthaJ p,
Paterson miss II Fannie p
Perry mrs Catharin0 Y p,
Pierce mrs Lucy A p
Phillips mrs Maria 3
Robinson miss Lucy r
Rogers miss X k X
Read miss Julia p X
Richardson mrs Mar8't A X
Shelton mrs 8 X 81
Sims mrs Sarah 81
Stack mrs Mary 81
Switzerland mrs Nj II II
sexton mrs Mary 81
Stewart mrs Mary II 81
Stone mrs Margaret 8.
Shoemaker mrs Indiana 81
Snead mrs Jane y 81
Stsnsbury mrs Ellen 81
Ssckctt mrs A VI 81
T
Terrell miss Mary A r
Thornton miss Jane Il
Tate miss Pronencla r
Towne miss Ann VI T
Vines mrs Mary B
White mrs Mnlvina r "
Wilson mrs Matilda n
Wormley mrs Mary "
Wall mrs Mary A "
Woodward mrs Lucy A "
Woody mrs - W
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ksA.P. Fl. AYLRTT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond. and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield. Henrico. Hanover and King
william counties.
Es-otice over the store Of p Johnston 4 Brother.
No. lis Main street. ~ I-4m
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Adam miss Elizabeth
Allen mis- Fanny
Atkinsou miss Mary y
Adams mise Mary ANA
Alley MRS Laura r
b
! Barlow mrs Rlisa
Braxtou mrs John So
BArrick mrs Julia A n
Bussell miss Louisa
Bowden miss II s
Blankenship miss N A
Brown miss Mary
Baxter miss Mary
Burruss miss Octsvia
Barnes miss Rosalie v
G.
Clarke mrs Caroline '
Cary mrs Sarah A
CowaR miss Va
Coffin miss Mary 4
Cosby miss NJ G
Clarke Tnias N J
Crabbin miss Maria y
Cock miss Bette @
ID
Dennis miss u =
Duyall miss l. NJ
Davenport miss Kate
Dalton mrs III H
Dowden mrs Bette
Edwards. mrs 3 Q
Farriss mrs Julia A
Fitzpatrick miss Cath'ns
q
Griffin miss n
Grubbs miss Kliz L
Hunbov miss -
Ggrrstt mrs Sarah A
Garnesh mrs Mary
Gregory mrs VI M
Carey mrs Jane u
Goddin mrsS
Gay mrs Amanda
ii
Uudat mrs Eliza
Usrwood mrs MaryF
Hatcher mrs Mary n
Hall mrs Mary
Hancock mrs Martha
Hockadsy mrs NJ A
Herbert mrs III Il
Hsddock miss Susan
j
Jones miss Agnes B
Jones miss A N
Johnston mrs Rebecca
Johnston mrs r
johnson mrs Maria
K
Keyton mrs Loulsa J
Kelley miss IA
L
Lucas miss Parthenia n
Lamb miss Julia
Lee miss Emma Cora
VI
Marcy miss Jerdenia
Morgan miss u v
Melton miss Levenia
Meade miss Mary X
Mayo miss NJ l.
DC
Mcdonald mrs Mary A
n
Nechols mrs Lucy "
Pormen mrs Matilda
Pickett mrs Martha ri
Parker MIRA Sallis
Powell mrs Sarah
X
Rollins mrs Lydia Anna
Rentrop mrs Alice
Rivers mrs Anna
Robinson mrs Harriet
s
Smith mrs Ann n
Staples mrs A l.
Smith miss Mary
Stuart miss Mary
standard miss Lucy
Smith miss Indiana
Scott miss Henrietta n
Seay mise Fanny
shehan miss Ellen
Smith miss Addie
Slocum miss RlexZena A
T
Thomas mrs Elizabeth s
Talbot mrs
Taylor mrs Sarah G.
Told mrs Jane
Y
"
Woods mrs Elizabeth
Wight miss Ann X
Wilson miss Jennis
Wood miss MaryB
Watkins miss Columbia
Washington miss Diana
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M TYLER 4 Co., give notice that no Pictures
will be taken at their Gallery l39 Main street. from
the 18th of August until the lst of September, they
have suspended operations for the purpose of making
improvements Those desiring portraits taken. will
do we'll to wait for the reopening. tbs
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LOST.

I OST.-Last week, a small tin box,
- containing my free papers. The finder will be-
suitably rewarded by leaving them ut this office.
EDWARD GEORGE
2@-ltt free man of c,,lor
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NJ. ANOTHER case of those very superior French
CATERS and Shoes has just been received at the Inn
porting House of ALEX. HILL. No. lT Main street,
Richmond va
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RLACKBURN'S HESSEssEY BRAsDY-
~ Vintage 1850. 1913, 1886 and 1874. PALE and
au 2s-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
Stick LICORICE-20 cases for sale
~ low to close, by
an ss-lw DUNLOP. MoNoURE 90.
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+MUSCOvADO 800 bbls
~ prime quality kr sxle by - 80
OLD RYE WMsEEy.--variou grades,
~ for sale by
an z4-lw DUNLOP, M0NCCkE CO.
EXTRA FLouR.--very superior, ground
- ~ our Mills, for sale BY
an 2s-lw DUNLOP MoNcURk 90
HAVANA Box SuaAR.--Suitshle fer
= = Tobsceonists W refining, for sale By
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EOR HIRE.-A Woman with two chill
i dren. who Is q good Cook, Washer and Ironer
Apply to X. CAUTHORN.
au 2g-3t
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IA OF AMBR0TYPING,J Just received from the In
Yentor in New York, at 0SB0RNES pICTUREGAL-
LERY Come and them. They have none of
that dingy appearance of other Ambroty pes made i'm
the city. This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pictures nothing but the
best is allowed to go ont from this Gallery No
fashy advertisement appeared In print of this
establishment. We rely 90 our known merit.
ALBERT w. OSBORNE
O-ta tAot l,n E.,ol n u
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25O.OOO sAwED WniTn rIaT
5000 SAWED PALtNGS
500 BRLS, R0CKLANB LIME
30 BBLS.H0FFMAND ROSFSD T. rrr.rprr
$50 BBLs. CALNNED PLASTER,
$40 BUSHELS PLASfERING HAIR.
For sala Inv WuITI 90,

HAIR ROLLS AND BRAIDS.
II by express. this morning, $40 Hair Rolls and
Brsids. 20 pieces plain Blue and Green French Jsco.
net Lawns, at is per yard worth 30 cents warranted
fast c0ors, and beautiful Goods for Ladies' and Chill
dten's Dresses. ALFRED MOSES,
au29 IS Main Street
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RESTAURANTs.

A NEW MODE TO DRIVE dull CARE AwAy-T
N paying yis often possible To the Exchange
Saloon street. where the vands and beverages
quality that cannot fail give universal satisfaction
The proprietor Of ne establishment who opposed 70 mono
poly VIII saturday, IAN inst serve ons pa
irons from r. NJ 10 An plate OF kidney or lamb ires
with potatoes and pint 81 English ale tor " cents
His private supper ruoms the accommodation ~ ladies
and gentlemen fitted up In style That warranted 70
please Tho most fastdIous HENRY HILLS, Proprietor
THE sToRF-A NEW HOUSE OF SOCIAL RESORT ON
the princtpIe az Inc Old Shades will open Monday,
18Th At No ~ Leroy place Blocker street between
Greene and Mercer Broadway The proprietor
respectfully the public that he has taken and lifted up
above housc In style equal TO house In the CITY, and
will he prepered TO furnish hs patrons with English and
American porter alsc wines liquors and segars Of
superior quality. JAMES =. Afldtth PROPRIETOR,
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In recen, inserted OF leading,
dalies ter DAYS prior late general and uncaied Tor
susp. usop OF our banks urged after showing the utter
causeesness Of the panic that the associated banks
"a Inc civ of Nev York should Immediately commence
and continue The taking and paying out at par ~
onr View Yer country currency, which Is upon all hands
.,,,o ~ no well based believed then that such
oid have entirely relieved the pressure sent forward
he rrous and saved the necessity suspension OF spe
rts m ymen,s. believe more than before,
and The necessity for such conservative measure al
,l,urh too ,sdly conceded now admitted fact and
,sI proyc A wise and polite The great revusou
of 1887 WINS well groanded-the panic OF 1857 has sub
s,anta basis IN 1887 bad not in the whole country,
rerhaps tenth of the amount c< coin that
have in 1861 In 1887 We were importing enor-
rousy IT brcadstuas from Europe; in 1857,
have been blessed with super abundant crops,
~ every kind, and have large export demand.
In 1897 speculation had run rife for years IN 1851 al
though elements OF undue expansion IN
real estate too many railway investments pcrhapand
great desire for expensive house and warehouse
structures still the healthy trade OF the past ten years
would warrant the investment of portion Of the accrued
profits In this manner In 1887 the country could not
pay IN 1851 the country pay So much for the CON
uss, ia cause aud effects. The great revusion 1881
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BILLIARDS.


IlASSfORDS BILLIARD PALACE, CORNER or
ID Court and Remscn sweets, Brooklyn. IS tables old
lt9 Fulton New York t2abes We have laid
out angles front Of cushions and Pheans the same in
both rooms, with Swynns royal patent index and invite
COMPARISON Sec Gen wcbhs Courier November he made
ascieuhc trial and bought Bassfords ut the prices
then gives reasons Why
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RUBBER CUsHIoNs-AP.
ID proved of by General James Watson Webb and tested
by the patent air blower index Put f25
phcan cushion put on ri $50 per set by OConnor Col
lender bard table manufacturer No SO Ann street ~ Z.
w y SHARP HAS ON HAND BILLIARD TABLES on
w All with marble and slate beds with ot
cushion made upon the most approved principle ten per
cent other manufacturer Second hand abes
Tor sale cheap 4, ls4 Fulton street. ". ], SHARP.
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eALAS AT AuSTfsyTs.

TOHN LLOYD, AUCTIONEER-BY VIM. 7. LLOYD
- At the salesroor No Clinton Hall Aston place, will
sell on saturday November IA at l O'Clock household fur
ni,ure consisting of rosewood mahogany black wsinus sa
oak SUITS embracing hedsiess bureaus washs'snd. Sofas
kitchen utensils crokery &c Deposits required from
all purchasers
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UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID HUt SEHULD FUKNI-
"A ture, rosewood pianoforte pier glasses, carpeing,
plated ware cutlery, Sc-On Saturday, November H.
iO O'Clock the residence No i2i West Fifteenth street.
comprising general OF valuable furniture
in good order The whole Will be sold without any
cash. without regard the weather and consists In
splendid wood panofore octave, double
aud harp suits Of richly carved rosewood paror
suits covered In satin hrocade; several valuable oil paint
ings gilt framed pier glasses lace curtains. do
daask and cornces window shades Brussels tapestry car
peting marble centre, side and sofa tables,
mirror back do Dresden painted
vases ornaments French china sptoons library
secretary bookcase &C Dining room-Sold oak marble top
buffet, extension dining table oak arm chairs sofa bed,
table cutlery plated such forks &c
French and breakfast cut glass stone ware
dining table, mirrors &C. Bedroomsare bean
fully furnished with rosewood marble top dressing bureaus
and wassiands marble top sohd roswood and walnut ped
spring mattresses,
pillows carved mahogany rockers and chairs
mirrors clocks mante ingram carpeting stair and
halls clothes rods Also rosewood hat stand marble
top. ~ B-fareful will be hand, to pack and
ship. desired reasonable charges sale peremptory.
L.. SMITH. Auciionrer.
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horse mare 49, hands high sound and kind must
IN $50 and be good roadster color no object Ia
auors At lowest market price. Address box 5i Post Office
week
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A UcrIoN SALE OF FINE STOCK OF MAIDEN LANE
IA importers,

By TUNIS MOKREL1, ACCT1ONEER.
This Friday. commencing at 1917 precseiyD at No. l52
Broadway Liberty Ladies will attend
Superior double silver plated on white metal
Table variety of newest pattern which IL not
exceed also fine gold pencils with gold diamond tooth
picks and tooth picks elegant for ladies and
gentlemen mosaic cameo Gc also ten splendid
singing canary birds bsque and bronze figures accorieons
fancy boxes perfnmesy recules gentlemen CLOTH
,ing, furniture, paniingy mirrors. clocks. &C.
The sale will commence with
Of choice opera and other Havana lots
suit all purchasers large quantities delivered after the sale
Every article warranted recommended.
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TNHOMAS vEITCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. IS
Spruce stree-Sherfs sale of rich gold and cameo
jewcry, gold Watches diamonds &c.1hs day. Friday,
Nov l3 At 10 A. NJ the sales room is Spruce street con
ssng Of fine gold watches diamonds studs rings cameo
bracelets rings sleeve buttons fancy pins scarf pins
&C. also quantity Of gothic marine and other clocks
&c also two jewellers safes. &c. H.
- JAMES G. WIIT,ETT, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13

UCTION NOTICE.-wM WILDE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
"A BUSH WILDE-Ths day at los O'Clock, at II North
William street. sale Of furniture cutlery sadders aud shoe
makers invoice of gold silver watches fancy
and pledged articles boots, shoes, &c.