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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 20. 1857. =
COMpTROLLER--OFFICIAL

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE. a
city u New Orleans; Jny7 1855.
Il
VT y ssss1 ssssas
under authority M Of an % 'ne
ssnss President Board I t. fi.i.S Il FrSsS sSa''Hs'
t''s"''' President Board Of Aldermen.
ARFstgSsn Fsisnsdl Ap'J join II T. /. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of the officers city and Of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution pnr
Visit Comptroller 4 city lnfSsD q New Orleans.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. !
City Of New Orleans, July 9th 1851.
No. 3,452. J.
irsd 70 sell to the lowest siddsr notice n he
S hs snh su s and SE
dlees the side e South pyas sys, ais also nr on H.
be done in aceordance with speehcstons the
Office and the aa adjudication to be subject to the appro
val 'f;sfSsa sis%sai 'ns o0n"11 JOHN HotLAsD
spss rsssdsn tenn B9"ys %Ihrz {. ss''''n' Aldermen
| President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
App'gsfs Isgned d''s -'' 'GHAs n WATERMAN, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on UEsDAY 2st inst. wi
AZ at office ~ sf aSsns
CITY, eosRTR95nsE's5 6 ssE 911sss1. 5s}y 9TF1GEi ,S is
0s No. 3,4o9. j ,'
Rs That the 6omptroer sell after ten days nc motto.
s esy IN eansfSs Ss
specifications file in the Surveyors office which sa
shall subject approval rejection by the Common Cou
Gil provided does exceed the amount appropriated in I'll
city Onogss fsiened no 5na' purpose. John NJ. HALL
srDed President Ap hSaS 52rkE 9f kfs''''n' Aldermen"
90 1s,s prssdens pro tenn Board of Aldermen
app Isgnsdl N- cHAs NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
. A true copy
JULES CAssARD, Secretary.
|
Notice il hereby given that on TU ESDAY. 18th inst, w
adndicate my office O'Clock A NJ the above contra
jyl7 lot T. THEARD. Comptroller
[ No. 1922.
Rsolrai That the Comptroller SELL after ten days notice
the official Journal the for furnishing the city
coal according specifications for the Of FRI
the the approval the adjudication by the Comm
: Council.
President Board of Aldermen
[Signedl j. NAGIDEI,
= President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved June 9, 1851.
tSigned1 CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
y A true copy. JULES CAssARD Secretary.
II Notice given that SATURDAY, the 25th day of Ju
I adjudicate y office, at IL o'clock the above contra
. - 7. j. HITSELBERGER,
Il iy16 lot ... -.. Deputy Comptroller
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AmEN-The Louisville Journal expresses its amiable
and tender regard for two we'll known Democratic ed
| itors in the following vigorous terms:
Mr.. Forney, not having succeeded in purchasing
the Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, will issue new
Democratic paper in that city before the close of the
present month. Already there are evident symptoms
of fight between the two Democratic organs the old
| and the new one We hope that Rice and Forney
| will do up each others jobs thoroughly. May they
pull each others hair May they gouge each others
eyes May they batter Or bite off each Others noses
| May they choke each other till their lying tongues
| hang out of their mouths May they KICK each other
with tine most sharptoed of boots shoes and brogans
| - ESaIIsH AND AMERICAN GUNs.-From the report
of a recent debate in the English Parliament ex-
tract the following:
! Lord Rayensworth asked the Secretary of War
| whether the government intended to send the mon
ster gun cast at Liverpool to China, in ulhlment OF
the promise which they had given to employ il
| against the enemy And also why contract had
been entrusted by the government for the manufac-
ture of several guns of large ealbre to gentleman
lin America, instead of being placed ia the hands oil
| an English firm.
Lord Panmure said experiments had been made
with the gun which fully established its great value
and power but he thought there necessity for
conveying gun of such enormous weight and cali
hre to China. He was not, therefore, prepared to
give a pledge that the gun would be employed
against the Chinese. With regard to the second
question OF the noble lord he might state that the
government had ordered six guns of an American
gentleman named Eastman, who had introduced an
Improvement into the manufacture OF heavy pieces
Of ordnance, and bad taken out patent for It, The
guns, six in number, had been received and he be
eved that the principle upon which they were con
structed was generally approved. The guns coulC
no doubt have been cast in this country if Mr. East
ham had wished but it was his own patent, and hl
| had right 10 cast them where be thoughtful
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EARLY TRAIN TO
kaN "a y@fa4 PR LILLE BAY md
the Regular Trains at 10 A. N. and 3 p ND r..
On Sunday t June Gand every Sunday morning until fur
ter not ce will leave at 614 A. NJ afording
sons opportunity of eakfasng the Gulf and returning
before dinner evening be most agreeable
The is smahe and engines in fine order
and good Fish Breakfast Dinner can be had
p3yhere early Train the Fourth Of July
Omnjbusses leave Canal street NJ NJ. daily. jel3 I'm
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FOR TCHAFALAYA RIVER
FOR YAZOO RIVER
REGULAR CKETS.

- SUM M r II ARRANGEMENT
l6AAGt-.S Steamer Belfast, VIM. Wray, master, for
Ez=zsA EA Cairo, Hickm,n Memphis, Helena, Napoleon.
Throughout SEASON. connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for ST. Louis and all the Eastern cities and at
Memphis with Memphis and Charleston Railroad Tor Nash
vile Hunts Vile Tuscumbia Knoxville Chaanooga and the
Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans THU RsDAY, July %, at IN.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug. 6, at 5 I. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDAY, Aug. ~, at 8 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THnRsDAY. I! Sept :, at s F. n
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. !, ats 2 N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. 10, at 5 r NJ
The unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by boat having large and airy rooms arranged ex-
pressly for the accommodation of families
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
Statcrooms engaged for of the above trips
pcatiop 10 agents. of her cabin be
JOHN g. HYDE & co +, &c Poydras street,
W.E REDDING, Railroad Agent
under ST. Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
Plsn1atior business as usual jel2
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INDUSTRIOUS THIEvISG.-A vessel unloaded
cargo Of molasses at New York wharf few days ago
and it was left without any one to guard it, Before
dark three hogsheads were emptied by women and
children and rolled into the river, -9
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EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF PEARLs-=The
Patterson IN. J.) Guardian says that Messrs. John
and Jacob Quackenbush Of that city, who have been
mixed up in the pearl hunt from the first, exhibited
on Saturday twenty-one pearls-the most perfect
specimens of their recent exertions They were all
regularly graduated in size for necklace, and Of
beautiful tints and cearness Besides these they have
recently found very large pearl Of the size Of mus
ket ball, perfect, and probably worth 81 900. The
value of the necklace pearls would be about 81 500
when arranged for sale. This family have found over
81 500 worth and have realized probably that amount
but the market value Of the pearls is very much more
as they realized only 5000 for valued at 600 r
| New York. a.-a ..
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for supplying the City

SPECIFICATIoNst Tor supplying the City
ump properly and free from impurities and foreign
Il shall be delivered order of the Comptroller from
tirne TO time, as required in any part OF the city
fine OF dollars shall be imposed oI eafh en- dnh every a
Scurity 10 a $1,000 shall be required Tor the f'n
full performance Of the eohttasEs ~ g A. .,ur osaecb
cash he Gel rncte OF Inc Sohpo'ie'' h'N
barrels are del'tieu. ,., 9 =, ,,.o,.,, az
The commence from thc e OF te appio'ai VI
the adjudication by the Common tounCil. ~
1t is well understood ta in case OF failure by me
nerod Hxed or in case Council he dissatisfied with the aua
iy OF the coal the Common Counc snail nave tne fgS R IN
mi the contract without putting the contractor IN deah h
reuued by article 1905 the civil code, and without appynE
justice to annul the same and ,lthoa s ri
abanon hi contract neglect 70 tnsh sd complete " same @
shall forfeit all claims ne may W hass M sbn hoF @
men and that the city shall be thereby discharged and re-
leased from aud b be- ID the coaacS and
his securities shall be held bound sodo to unto the
city all Loss 70 deSsF S PSss he coal
Rl which It may he aojudcated resale or reaGndicatoh
Bids f sisbRed 9s RsF OAs Louis H PILE City Surveyor
New oTieans, Tieas%' 18th August, 1855
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of
both boards Of Common qepne Nsw oetooeF l.
jv,s St ls's1Tay +. j. HIrsELHEKGER, Dep. comprrqer
II NORTH CyLi.,Rl: ArroE n icy -Ag-tAN, villa
T. ss,af all t s&ss S care N ocea Ii anlI Ks
Reterengss-Chss NJ. Waterman hardware ,rrhsnt C,
Ojivpr ps9 The D. Miller commission II, tJhss.
Singleton sttor,ey sslaw; Nixon Adams cttsesnt ofe7
New orles,s un2f lyGt&w
rrutMas BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AM
i GfILECTtlR = Parlicnar attention gwen to STEAM
Hart ( 90. arguier Lanoue Col Andrew Malta, Hon
H. Morgan N q. mtl3 Y
L Hasii,b. Tor s.te by ALFRED k9AKNY..
| IcIU 2ta#=G Il Magazine street
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
BISHOP HUGHES TO BE DEroszD

-a .t.,.-ssg5a . ~.,--.- s- ,.sg,.
NEW YORK, July lS,--ThS Times hints th0f HsbOp
Hughes win be deposed, and thinks that NsCsosky or
orConnor will be bis SUCCESSOR.
q Iatsr from Port au 1f1nes.
I BosroS, July 1s>--Ws hsye dasss from Port ,au
Prince to the LIST inst The sickness the island is
increasing. Business was doll. Coffee and Legwood
scarce.
o. ro,x, - 49,. ...,,.r-..,,. ,...,
- @toDis' suty Ao Ao,-W aiAeI eao"eo
great outbreak. At lawrence committee ID franz
essentially different f,oe, ,h.t ~ xhe Ier;uaatpre.
vyaka. ,,vrS MI. II. - .s
"Aao' p'onaneed ta1 Heasons1ie, aso osuesea
troops 10 the vcmlsy TO prevent fur1hef pfuoeedlngs
GeW Yesk hHkixy
NEW YoKx July H. -Theve i oreaS exc;teuent
an,onc tho ,ondLo,ss ard ...l-- 1-. - - ~.
- - = - :. - = sAo"s ss - VI ''S
4uessi'i ~ iesssu " s"sA.Se = WAess. N
The Street Commissioners once is thyaakened. It
is now guarded by policemen ss$
| pnrns~t;. H.vh.t.
N,w yo,v I,ln 1o : costa, s....
ou - ,'','- n, 4se" Z ''1i : ~" =
Wheat quiet Corn heavy. Lard bu0yant Coffee
heavy. Whisky &c. Sugar l0}c. Freights isactive
CrsrrssAyr .Iulv 1s.-ftour ~ IL tn r. "a Corn
70 =. ~ w.. 81 I;a...I nn o11e
10 70 10. "n's.y ~ La1ses71 =. ~ VI o'aS'ts
River Infelhgence.s t6a
LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-The river IS receding, with
a 1;ttla over < feet tn Cairo The weather ia clear
- - oa
mercury so.
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CAED-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC-
IA OF the Law in connection with the duties Commits
United and of the several States
Union Office, No. 81 Gravier street.
ny30 6m* VIM. CHR1STY.
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THE ABOLITION DIFFICULTY IN OHIo.--On the 80
inst one Ichabod Corwin, lawyer Of Urbana, Ohio,
was held to bail by q. S. Commissioner Newhall, to
answer to the United States Court for interfering to
prevent the execution Of process in the case of the
United States Marshals who were set upon by the
mob in Green county, and the prisoners taken from
them 1t is an evidence Of the violent abolition feel
ing which pervades certain counties Of Ohio that a
man Of Corwins intelligence apd respectabilty should
be implicated in so lawless and violent procedure
Mr. Corwin is the brother of John A. Corwin, latt
Judge of the Supreme Court of the State. He wa
defended by his brother and Judge Caldwell, anothe
ex-Judge Of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 9TH july old black PRIOR Says he belongs
T. Soniot Parish Of Jefferson He feet inches high
has gray beard.
The will call claim his property according to law.
f. PLANCH ARD,
iyl7 l5t Keeper of City Police Jail.
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GUNNER soAKDIHG SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

~ q TALL ID E A, ALA.
Pupils pursue study for which they qualified. Half
the day lin summe is devoted to school, and the other half
amusement. TnadegR very healthy place easy of
by railroad from Selma on Alabama liver.
School the 18Th of July and the expenses Board
Tuition and ncdenals session Of three months az weeks
$65 in advance
Refer Rev. B. NJ. Palmer D. D., VIM. NJ. Il B. Fl. ITar
vey, Jno. T. Hrde Co. New Orleans; VIM. II. McGaey,
Ii. D., Virginia Unversity
For particulars address JOHN WILSON
jeS d&W Talladera, Ala.
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EPRk. CLAY-gJuO barrel: 20 "r'gtom, titleburg anc
L Ensiish. for s,te by Al'fREh hkAkN1.
jclu 2taT+G IL AagHlEe street
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WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 9th July, dark gri boy HENRY says be belongs
Mr. Henry Foley, Bayou ourche. He feet 5 nches
has a on his head made by an j -.
The will call and claim his property according to law
E. PLANCHAkD,
of City Jail,
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MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w Sth instant the grif boy GEORGE Says he belongs
to VIM Mclaughlin, living corner Of Melpemene and Camp
The will call claim his property according law
E. BLANCHARD,
of City Police Jail
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WAS brought to the City Police jail on he
w the Srh July the dark gf boy HENRY. Says he
belongs to Tho Brahaw poine Corpee, Red River He is
old feet inches high has the left
The will call claim his property according to law.
E. BLANCHARD,
fyl7 l5t keeper of City Police Jail
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Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings OF Dol
Boards of the Common Council.
tSignedl d. 1. EENNARD, tChairmen
sgnedl JNo. +. HOLLAND, 5
iyl-1
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Approved by the Committees on Streets ana anuss Vi o'
Boards Of the common Council
SigncdI JOHN f. HOLLAND ~
iylr
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SPERM GANDLES-lo) boxes assorted Samue
4. +. COCHRAN HALL
iys Nos l3 New Lsvet and II Fulton street
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WHITE IEAD-A large Of various b. ands,
w some very hyperion and low priced In aSor ed
sized kes 2 pounds eacwi he sold
BILE terms, by ALE hEnh W.
je20 2tawiw ~ Magazine street.
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W a " I Z d.
w AtrEll rIn CIalt,

rTHHE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR.
NACE.-The subscriber is prepared 10 close
with fall guarantee, take off with GILMAN'S PATENT
BAGAssE FuREACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with a con.
sumption of Wood exceed onehaf cord hogshead
entire boiling of the juice into Sugar cord
bogead for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the Juice into
The Of the Bagasse Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing equal
of hands clean the JUICE The Furnace needs the
of but hand the Bagasse is touched
after u the Furnace.
For further particulars inquire of
SAM. II. GILMAN,
lal FIN street.
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w.. UNITED STATES TRI- ~
lFARIS4sSS e WEEKLY MAIL LINE EaAELLssk
ON SATURDAY, a

ON SATURDAY, at
s p. NJ.
The magnificent c.
States mail packet
X. w. Adams,
Capt. Dick Nash, in
place of the steamer
Natceez, will leave
for Donaldsonville,
Plaquemine, Baton
Rouge, Port Hud.
son, Bayou Sara, Red
River Landing, Fort
Adams, Natchez, Wa
lterproof, Rodney, st.
lJoseph, Grand Gulf,
lWarrenton andVicks-
L
iburg every SATUR-
lDAy. al s p. N.
| The r. W. Adams
connects atVicksburg
Iwith the steamer Ran.
ger, and will take
freigh tfor allthe land
lings on Yazoo river
las high rs Green
wood ut high water
lrate.
.er packets will leave
hour appointed. All
lmptly and faithfully
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8 L. NJ.
The magnifcentU U
States mail packe
n. w. Powell
Capt jackson, leave'
for Donalisonyille
Plaquemine, Bator
Rouge, Port Hudson
Bayou Sara, Rec
River Landing,'F
Adams, Natchez
Waterproof, Rodney
St. Joseph, Grant
Gulf, Warrenton ant
Vicksburg g v er
TUESDAY, at s P
M.
The R. W. Powe'
connects at Vicks
burg with the steam
er U. s. Aid, an
will take freight 70
all the landings o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-01

The LAST JOKE OF THE SEAsoN.-SOme
stranger vas asking. the other day. what
form of1goyerDment existed here; when
bystandar remarked that " at present it was
that OF al Oti-igarchy, but that there was
quite feeling in favor of the Bonyp parts
Kan Ska Newspaper
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-01

MORMON AMMUNITION. --- A correspon-
dent of the San Francisco Bulletin, writing
from San Bernardino. Nov. 2lst says;
Daring the last six months, the Saints in
San, Bernardino have sent aud taken sever
eases of revolvers, large quantities of rifles
and fsur or five tons of gun powder, tolUtah
Nows last of all they are going TO Zion to
participate in the glories of war, and to
'.burn powder in Uncle Sans face"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-01

kDARtNG ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY On Sat-
urday night last, as u miner named Joseph
Kelly, who resides on Brushy Canon, was
proceeding home from this place, he was
stopped b. .wo highwaymen- each present
ing oistol to his braast-and searched for
his money the rascals extending the search
so far and 80 eloso as to haul of his boots
and examine s-them.--Not finding any money
upon him, they ordered him to "be off,
threatening to kill him if they caught him
again on the road without oney.--Courier
Yankee Tm's.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-01

DEATH OF CAPrAfN CROMWELL Capt
Peter Cromwell, late master of the ship
Gladiator, which arrived on Wednesday
morning, AZ days from New Bedford. in
gale of wind off Cape Horn, fell from the
main ig.ipg few feet above the rail and
struck on his head. causing his death on the
10th of September, in forty hours after the
accident Capt. Cromwell was in possession
of his reason up to the time of his death,
and gave directions that his body should TO
brought to this port, which was done. Yes
terday noon the flags of the shipping in port
were displayed Mt half-mast in token OF re-
spect to the memory Of the deceased. The
vessel was brought to port in charge of the
first officer, Mr.. Williams.-.- Commercial
.4dUertiser, Honolulu.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-01

The SUPREME COURT OF SACRAMENTO -
We are indebted to the Marysville Inquirer
for the information Of the existence OF
Court in California bearinsthe above title
Has it lat ely beea formed, or is it native
of the country?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-01
Orpuille Dailg Butte RrtorN.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER /, 1851.

LIQUOR DEALERS ARREsrED.-About a
half f-dozen saloon keepers were arrested on
Saturday and fined for non compliance with
the town license law. Others should take
warning.
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uIaKy LEEDS i CO., AUCrioSEaRs -BANKaUPrs

I1 9o.e s.od ADD n.s9rsny Saas.A.n
suit. tc.swS1a p.o covered IN ss "os; 81
sss y;Ts
:Ss !.s.s srsn.s .sd os%sia sioes:
err and The Tsae ssnsr Any called 70 The ss sHsssss
..ogue sale O above reh .sa osy hou.sh.h farm,
S:ssS siasr i.s s.:s ~ pr.ml.ss 10 q si1,.s1s
ic ociocsHssins he rich and dsraS. Sussos q the
shove ave so'y dwelling house the sso q wlioh WIN
ready BY The morning of sale whoa The ssos
Pslors -Superr velvet carpets three migpi icsn solid
rosewood sns covered blue ana sod and
is,lsI :.sy es.Is s.aas. .Sn :Ss' .cad
:vsy rosevood pier %. able. WIN
p Ds op s 1'e sfp FOR ss s:
isds. ,oss.ooa .or..s.l:s q day srsnn: aud o,moa
lsndsc.pes painted % order n Yrsacs r.xn nces
sms N, n maS III f.. ss aS1 sc sS
sss,y . IN and % s
as sadscgss yssss ,csnss nAae views sc.ou,a pieces.
orrng ,sry pss.ins Selection snpssor rosewood pass
,O,.s I made fs seven octave cared leg. ess.a use
valuable and cosby n.trrmenr. vc Inv Of aaos, ro.e.
wood piano stool covered In satin with an eesa and costly
..s:,y = 4, GOD orss.
top fncy nbss mirrors so beds chair. In halrsos rose
c,sa ' chi snss s vince 70
and dscanrs match rich china tea and dnner s,s costly
silver ware service "A inch savers cake has
kes casters ,oee and Yea urns spoons FORKS hquor stand
superior table cutlery, &c.
char and nu,sery-Coslr solid rosewood ard nAho
gsny tedsesds .sasy marble op bur..ls and
pounds made order and IN ercelent roudirn;
Red spresfs ingram bedroom mrrJr clocks
trile, toilet olcohs and
rots cushioned chss yokers s,f.s hall stand,
dnipw iaSsr together with AMI desirable
Cf basement and kxhsn utensis, Ac &c, WIKI
walsh the safr win commence The sse u the above furu
rendered sbfouiely and viii POSITIVELY
place without reeard 70 wesher responsible person VIII
be attendance and shi tho articles oct ~ the
tty reasonable ehs-ga Deposits Satisfactory 70 the
ore.r ~ he required from all purchasers re cssh and
a Siils 81 ~ ' VS. -
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RUssrL W. wnTcoTr. AucrIoraER.-LARsn
n saeof .pendic houhod furniture at suoes, tomorrov
(We,nesdayD nj l0h O'Clock
VIII eel. above s me resdenc. No. 1s7 Yves, rven,y
nrs the elegant furniture with
hing eonaired IN The house-s q -hich ocmprsny vsy
aKe grsniiy, OF the mos, elegant description In perfect
order ard ~ be sold p~eemptofly sorsng purchases
opportunity of obtaining everything requisite for modern
Furnished residence Catalogues ~ be At the door me
morning Of sale
Paor MISUNDERSTANDING OF solid rosewood furr
snte covered In French brocadesnd velvet made n
order with clip rosewood marble TOP ctegercs French
plate rosewood octave panofovte vita marble
TOP mrsc cabinet stool and Engsh tapestry cxpets.
wood Turkish reception chairs elegant srs curtains
French shades enamesd pillar clocx Ia AID with silver ele
ureedaa and sevres chra mube viii
bsauu collect OF plor ornaments large pisv asd
h mrrcrs eegeres large chandeliers rosewood ces
,les French eeortore, sAiin lo1ugss &c
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marble warhstanda conmodes, Fyerch mrro~ frnt ARD
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