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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

THr PAID FIR DEPARTMENT Al an edJ 'urneu
ms.,,, Of The Cannon Council on Saturday nign the
,.ro,, ,ha Co,ri,.ss recommending TIE snbsti,u-
otD Of .,sid Ere Depu.rsu, for the pr.'sa, voIan,
'siy system, va. taken up upter the hsm OF 'r~~a
orotr O.. discussed in Comm .tec o. the "'.~ '"'"
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

BRooyIYS CRY MORTALITY The total nunoe -.
deaths in this city, last week wss g. Of whicn "a
were mer, II womep, 81 bcys, q grs' VI mes, .
died Of consumption of commissions, OF ma,''ma,'
Of scarlet fever, Of disease Of the heart Of 'nal-
po1 we're still born snd were prematarey 0o'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

JcHS McKEoS IN OFFICE AG,iN.-Mr. Sweeney,
having cen ordered to mske the voyage to Eng
land and back again for the benefit OF his health, has
installed JoLn cKeon in the District Attorneys office
where that gentleman must, doubtless, feel quite at
home, having held the place previously ia his own
tight, with general satisfaction to the pu bic.
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Advertisement
Mss S,IJIr Sr. CLAIR.-The beautiful Miss

Ssi. ~ air. the talented the versatile the Ppa'ar the IN
quslrd Miss Sae ST. Clair enI.eet at BAENUh, hv.yS
for ~ DAYS spd appears THts EyNG In grand revival Of
that -sf srd wonderfully successful Drsms OF THE BkIDs
FYEsISc which crowded ior six successive weeks ~,
hrnste e,bishm.ut Two charming pi besides THIS Al
TERNoos LIST ofthe LIA RuBGtR MAS ano his 'sf
feat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

Thy QUARAsTIsx CosvEsTIos.--A re'o'Ic'I
adopted at an adjourned meeting ot 'ae = 1''nDA
Council on Saturday night, BY whicn 10. na;V.'
Health Officer ahi AID D.lvecceio were 'eieo'cu q
delegates to represent the City Of Brooklyn Tue
sutire Conven,n 6, Baltimore on the Z''n lbs '"'
sum % 500 Nas app-opriated 10 deirey e1Pene.s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

ANOTHER LOTTERY SwIsDlE-A correspondent
serbs us documents urporug TO come from Joel
ID Miller & Son. A,kinfor Depot, n ii. The papers
reste tc lottery which is to be drswe TO the eucisrs
,ay) Of Washington, ID. C., on the let Of My. Pnz-s
az promised, to BE- paid IN geld and tthst vsusb-s, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

GREAT FALL OF RAILROAD SEcURTTIEs.-On Sat-
urdsy, ct I2i o'clock the large sign letered Railroad
Securities upon the second story of Simeon Drapsr
building corner of Pine and William streets, fell with
great cIssh. Many persons were passing at the time
but only one person was injured, and he moi severely
1t wac very rarrow eecspe for tevera merchant WHO
were passing In a few minutes af.er the fall, hun
dreds Of men were vic wing the wreck fed that it
was well TO keep from VI der railroad securities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26
OFFICE RENT FREE.

To ths Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIR u II would not be deemed iupsr;ineut, permit
10 IL quhe b. Of what Eht does John Anderson ~
s'e Justice Of the District Cour, occupy Offices
lAo tr By the and ntendsd be occupied BY The "
irot Count IL CDIirolet Flag around PAUL Fhi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

Mrs. T. B. Johnston, formerly Anna Lee, died on
Saturday after short illness. She a member OF
Buttons Chambers street Company, and more entity
Of Laura Keeres, ard was much esteemed as clever
and lad like actress.
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IA6xer.isemeut

GAS GAS Seas FIXTURES, Of new and oeah.
tr d.ans ju.t out for the Spring trade Gail at our sreat
u;,curirg depot, No $40 Broacwsy Also the new pf
Coz DsRD BUkSER ARCHER, "AESEA w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

the emourt Of 100000 The highest pnze Is $4,000
in gold others money in smaller Suns, watches,
and 900 Family Bibles There i6 el'o Je'frH' OF
come kind promised. The whole thing transPrea,
swiudle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

The following sale of Real Estate was made yester
day at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Blocker.
Son Co.: Two lots north side Senty eighth street,
2Oi.7 East avenue; plot 1919 and jOxl62.5 and 1872
g. COO
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fAdyertise mcOt
ERrURJCKa' pHOTOGRAPUIC TEMPLE or ART,

No. 5e5 ard SCI Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hote-Pao
ToCRAPHs, HALLoTYPEs DAGUKRsKorfrts AID Asssorfr"
In every style.
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Advertisement

BANKERS, BROKERS, JEWELERS. and oshers
who require BURGLAR well FlsE Poor SAFE c,n sdT
that LILIES CHILLED Ros SAyE Is the ony reSs
ble BURGLAR PRoop 10 ths market By calling upon
FAIsBAsKs Co.. Agents, No ls BIZ AWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

DIsoRDERIY HoUsE BRoKEs UP.-Tbe police msde
descent upon the premises No 32 stanton street Friday
night ell the inat.s charge of being dsodey
Characters, The prisoners conveyed before justice Bre
nal al held for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

AmUsYMEsTs There is not much novelty offered in
the way Of theatrical entertainments this week. there
may be- for aught know, dozens of startling novel
ties in active preparation by the "indefatigsble
managers" of our many " beautiful and commodious
thesters but if So these looming events" have not
as,et "cast their shadows before
The principal attraction as yet announced is at
Bnrfons 7hater.-To-Dight will be played for the
Grst time in America, a comic DRAMA called Life
Among the Players 10 England and America 1t is an
F,ol;sb niece from London, we believe; 10 tie cast
we End the names of Messrs. Burton, Brougham, Wal
cot, Barnett Fisher, Briggs, Mu. Hudson huby' Mes
Polly Marshsu, and Mrs. Seymour. so that there 10
an abundant promise of something good
Laura Koene's Theater.-Tne last new drams,
"Rarche Of Braody wioe has proved grea! success,
and will be repeated every night this week.
UaHaeks Thaakcr.-The two excellent comedies
the "Poor Gentleman" and the Love Kaot
which wsIe aged Saturday night for the benefit OF
Mr.. W. X. Blake, will be agsin given this evening.
The distribution Of characters Is most excellent ncu-
ding the names Of all the favofits comedians of the
compspy. On Wednesday night Mr. A. II. DAyen'
port VIII take bis beneG circumstance to which we
shall probably, have occasion to refer more particu-
lany hereafter.
kiJio's GordcH.-The farewell engagement of tho
Rsyels rapidly approaches its termination, aat the
principal artits are One by one taking their last
ber efts To-pight Mile Teresa Rona presents her
c'sius, this evening being ter last appearance IN
America very strong bill IS pnessp,s1' comprising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A retired gentleman
bsy beer .tod 10 heal in lays after msuy year' OF
n-rcu. ri,e VII send ee s.is, others copy OF n
prescription supply of Ieue'y on RECEIVING @ I'm
envelope bearing the spplicsIts address. Direct I" TIC
NJ. DAGSALL, No 1876 ful,or st. ooslyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

LIErT. Col. MARMADrKE REEVES IN LIMO AGAis.
aims Lieut. Col Msrmsduke Reeves,
be an AZ his old quarters Tombs The lionel
BY bis bail Saturday aud kcn to custody
bs Officer Webb No Laght ree where he was living with
his mi
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(AdveriseDent
q Tia HaxrnN TEA COMPANY nave On

TTAs-The CANTON TEA COMPANY NAVE On
hand eyrry variety Of TKIs for Grors and rss Dealers snd
families. souoops Oo,ous snt Yoans H,'.9 ron
T., eous, low Aiso 5ib boIes good FAMILY rE. iI
Cal and 81 smise A. No rs Chatham between Fss ana
Ro1s@ysf -sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

GRAFTON BANK RoBDERY.-Al the money, except
ing about $50 stolen from the Grafton Bank, fs' been
recovered. hproved to have been taken by young
mar ramed Stockwell employed in the bsnk, at the
ipstgsticn Of Henry Pratt clerk, who contrived to
be absent in Boston the day of tue robbery. Pratt
after being charged with the re bbery, and making sew
eial efforts TO fix il upon others, confessed bis crime
s.d is now awaiting trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

HARLEM RAIEoAD.-A new time table has been
prepared for th railroad TO 60 into effect on Monday
pext Msy 3, according to which the trains will leave
the uptown depot as follows:
6.Se IL, for williamsburg and al stations.
IN, for Albany (usl snd all stations sbJve Williams
BRIDE.
l0.l5s IN for WiiliamshTidse sud al way stations
1850 A. n. for " mite Plsius ard al .sy stations.
$50 d. m for " iliAH. bridge asd ell ststions
T. No. for White PisiEs and sil way stAop.
m fif Dover Pains aud al w,y stations
$50 D. M. for WilIsiusbrdee and ell way stations
as p. o. for White lisius and al Wy stations
WIN from depot Of Centfe aae hite sreets %
min. tea fxrlle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

ERIE RNLRoAD-SPRIsG ARRASGEaENr.-A new
arrangement for running the trains the Erie Rsl-
road goes into effect to day leaving Jersey City
follows
6:fSa Dunkrk (eJpres stopping principal places ONLY.
S:i5s Buffalo and Dunkirf (mai nearly al way stations.
10 .. M, Paterson and I'll int ras diats stations.
l2:l5 T. m Peterson aud al n.errnedia-e stations
IS IN, Surerns via Permont (Rocklsnd Country tar)
p, M, Paterson and 81 iliermedi,.e stations
IS Mddleown aud all ray stat ops beyond PserIon.
SIS Buffalo and Dunkirk lexpres. principal
only
6 o. m, Paterson and al in.ermedi,e stations
BY T. Smith from Chambers street pier % Pier
mont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTr-Coroner His held
sn inquest at the York Hospital TIE body Of John Ne.
young who died from the eec's of urifs he received on
18th consequenre of being by
trsn II belonging the NewYors aud Erie Railroad Com
tsnv After admission tho hosps Dr. Hooker founi II
Necessary puste crushed and the operation
Nicely ntinued . gradually up the hour Of his death
evidence gors to show that the fatal acc
dental the Jury rendered y vercict to that effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

veS the c. and succeeded II csp.urrr fen 4,,. T-g
.ee p-sy4S 10 the Jefferson Muket Police CIR. aaa commit
H., Nv Justice bush tlr eKAni1 -.
j. ya,. Of ase. The tao webs bors In YORK ani
R,i,y /. . native Of Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

ADMITTED TO B,IL.-Dr. VIM. +. Brendle, in
whose OF aud stay Of Prcceedug was granted
to bail Saturday in 81 $40 two suree py
Judge Brown the Supreme Court The names OF the Dali are
Frederick William Zunitrod and Charles kololcher.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE AMFRlCAY-MUsIe AsSOCIATIoN.-Thls Society
will rive It's next concert on Friday, the 3Oth. Miss
Andem, Mr.. Satter, Mr.. George Simpson tenor, Me-
G.. Bsrti Mr.. J. A. johnson, Mr. w. A. King, Mr.
Johnsone male quartet Of voices, and Messrs. Simon
and Bergner violin and violoncellO), will perform.
This concert will consist entirely of chamber music
trio nstrumentaO by G.. +. Bankert, and sonata
by c. Hammann, for violin and piano. will BIO the prin
cipal things.
Upon this Americsn-Music Association depends
chiefly the development Of all music of native origo
outside the opera house. The art Of music grew in
Italy by home cultare. Through that mean, mon Of
geniGs fOm Germany, the eldest Bach Handel Mozart
Meyeibeer, and others, found Italy advanced beyond
ali others in the vocal or sOul-like expression which
gives efficacy to composition and renders harmones
CONTIGUOUS, lyrical and other than dsocated mechan
isus. BY the common consent Of Italian teachers
there are msny beautiful voices in this our country
worthy of cultivation. Such fact presupposes another
the existerce of musical talent and genius in the
wake of composition sufficiently vrie to make itself
bororably known. But whs, with the organic oppo-
sob to American art in this city, and the snobbsh in
difference to it, we find genius like Gostschalk st
whom Mr.. Ullman, director of the Academy, says,
wherever there is great piano playing in Europe,
"thero GOt,schsk is considered great) allowed to 90
abroad TO Geek that entire sympathy and support which
be had night to fod at home. We do not hesitate to
affirm that at this instant there is as deep profound ana
prseticed knowledge in musical composition OF all the
high grades in this country there is in Europe aud
might give chapter and verse to that effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

ARRIVAL OF MoRaos EMIGRAsrs.-Ninety Scan
dinavisn Mcrmons arrived at this port Saturday in
tie ship John Bright, from Liverpool They purpose
going TO Canada for the present. News of the march
of United States troops for salt Lake did not reach
them until after they had made all their arrangements
for emgratipg TO that place. Among the number are
about forty females, and only few children They
are accom- panied by missionaries who have been labor
ing in the north Of Europe for some years aud who
declare that they have suffered many prosecutions and
imprsorments because of theit efforts to spreai the
tue faith"
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,f Over and Tarminer

THE CoURTs.-Tte Court OF Oyer and Isrmlner
will morning the pnrpose the P.te
indicted The trial Of Patrick Lay expected
would commenced bat will not be takel up until rueday or
cdr sd,y Jrdse Parker, of Albany, will assist the District
Attorney in conducting the case.
Of adjourned until tue eth May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

PrRGLiRY.-The house Of James jeffrey Jardine 10
Hamilton ave ue between Church end Mil streets feo
no,y Saturday night sud robbed Of Sill and Si'
worth OF clo'hDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

All ABOUT Az EGG.-On Saturday morning hree
M L. rsmed High McCoyern Patrick Koy and John KHroy
became eussged in quse in the grocery store OF Nm Ora
him. conner Behune AID Washington street, when HeG0yrro
as n all. ged perse assault upon the brothers koy
clasp sBe wounding them severely Patrick was eut To
The hospital The police took McGovern Ia custody snd con
yyed before Justice Qu,ckenLuh who held him 10 bal to
answer charge in the OF 500 The quarrel was IN ref
rtence to an egg which had been taken from bag
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Ia w .LNI,EZLI GE,VC,E

Ho5ogen, N. J April. 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

ARRFsr or FEMALE COUNTTRFEITER'. Two
women from N-wYork vho gave their names 81 Josephns
and Eliza Lewis arrested In Grenpoot on Fdd'y
evening charge with To pass - connterri, bal OF
The Princeton Bank n j.. the stOe OF H. Coleman
poI taken 10 the Station House by Sers-snt Rudyarc
udd, uly seized the bill which wss lying upon
tie DE- * aud w allowed it before the officers coua prevent the
.ct counerfit fifty coin also found upon Of
u M. Con u.itted u await exam nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

CHARGE or GAMBLING between and o'clock
yesterday morning Inspector Staurmsn OF the Third Precinct
Police discovered lumber OF persons engaged IN gambling 10
the saloon Of Thonss Allen. in Columbia street near srsw
He arr,-ting john Cusck private ~atchmsn,
Denis Dunn Patrick Dunn Patrick Kelly John Burns James
kenny with the su6lord They committed to await ex
animation withsaudipg effort made by the Alderman
OF tho ard &c release tne II on bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

The nativity table gives 90 natives of the United
States, 6s of ireland, % of Germany 10 Of England,
of Scotland, each of France and Poland each
Of Spain, Italy and British America and l unknown
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-29
The ARMY AND NAYY.

The United States sloop Cyane proceeded 10 sea
the 25th Instant from Hampton Roads. The follow
ing is list OF her officers Commander, Samuel Lock-
wood; lieutenants James H. Spots d. O. lambert Geo
u Morris, James stiliwel A. j, Mccartney; surgeon
Lewis j. Williams purser, james d. Murray assistant
surgeon, Charles f. Lining lieutenant commanding
rines, A. N. Baker; commanders clerk T. w Upshur ;
pursers clerk, O. r. Float boatswain James A. Brisco
salmaker, BOUTWELL,; gunner, N. b Wett; carpenter,
VIM. Knight
The United States fgate ST. Lawrence and sloopof war
Falmouth at Rio Janeiro the III ult and would
leave in few days for the River Platte Officers and
all well.
The presentation of gold chronometer watch and
chain to Lieut.. H. b. Pegnm, u s. N, by the employ
Of the Norfolk navy yard took place on the evening
Of the 25th Instant the fags in the park and
in the presence of about two thousand persons The ad
dress OF presentation made by Mr. Thompson of
the gger and was very eelngy responded to by Lieut.
Prgram.
The United States frigate Jamestown Commander
Kennedy sailed from Portsmouth Thursday morning
2Sd instant for Greytown. Lieut.. Nichols, who has
been at the Portsmouth yard about two years. sailed In
this vessel Lieut. Colvocoresss native Creek takes
his place Freeman Beal OF Portsmouth, went out
puIser s clerk
Pursers w, w. J. Kelly, J. X. HARDWOOD and c. c.
Jackson have been ordered to the Paraguay expedition
Purser John N. Hambleton to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis and Purser Mexican Buchanan inspector Of
provisions at the Boston yard to relieve Puser Bates
Commander d. Semmes has been detached from the
Mobile district lighthouse Inspector and has been APP
pointed secretary to the lighthouse board at Washing
ton Lieut.. X. H. Chapman has been appointed light
house inspector OF the Mobile district vice Commander
Semmes. Commander b. S. Sands has been detached
from the Coast Survey, and ordered to the Bureau Of
Construction, Equipment and Repair.
We glad to learn that Thomas Jefferson Page r,
Of this city, of Commander Thomas j. Page has
ceived the appointment from Commodore Shubrck his
secretary while in command of the Brazil and Paraguay
expedition Mr. Page is young gentleman Of much
know that he has been selected for this honorable and
confidential position.
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.
YIALuABLE REAL ESTATE Ar TRUSTED

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
wife, creditors subscriber
toe will Offer at public SALE
On Thursday, the III Of October 1858,
10 O'Clock the City Hotel in Frederick City, Maryland,
Valuable Real Etat, Frst,
THE FARM,
"ARcAD" lying about three miles south Of Frederick
City, county road esng Buckeystown containing about
$40 acres
Of the prmest productive Frederick county.
THE MANSION HOUSE "
large and beautifully arranged building wings
ing 100 all stories high and finished in the
style buildings occupy which almost
the entire farm can be seen from the p0rico o. The Mansion Ths
with shrubbcry, howers &c. A new and commodious
BARN CoRyHousE STABLES HOUSE, SHEDS
ssITn's SHOP, ILxx HOUSE. LINE KILN Ice norsR,
together with all other necessary out have recently been
knowloged amongst and certainly productive
a ans n nearly every aed The farm divided into nine
fields nearly whole which enclosed with and subsan
M post rail fencing Between 80 and 40 Of this tract
covered with
PRIME TIMBER,
sate but short distance the house There an abundance
Of choice fruit trees on the farm and one Of the finest
ORCHARDS
10 be found in the county Baltimore railroad
through farm house located within hall mile Of
dweng aordng the Of tho premises the adyan
Of tho Baltimore market without tho Of hauling There
also several Touring mills near the farm Ths farm susoepi
bic Of an equal division, and will be divided, desired
Seoni.-Tiat and desirable mill, known
"NEw RICHMOND MILLS"
This Baongers creek, about miles south
City the productive grain growing sections
Of the State, and Is capable OF manufacturing
$50 BARRELS or FLOUR
per day. entirely new four stories high built OF
with slate Is propelled by and with
burs and all the modern improvements Of the day
There is attached to said mill property about
&sf 81 ACRES OF LAND
upon large weather boarded twoory dwelling house.
spring house. BARN. and thrifty orchard Of fruit Also
the remains Of a largo
DISTIIIERY,
together with hog pens sufficient for 1000 hogs
Third.--That valuable thrcc.story
WAREHOUSE,
on the southwest streets
City, Maryland.
This warehouse months
expense tho substantial and without
exception, the best business stand In the city.
Fburta.-A tract OF wood land, containing about .a
100 ACRES,
oak This Kohlenburg Property lying
Sugar miles from Buckcys
town fronting public plat OF
this land will be exhibited the day Of SALE and viii be sold In
lots suit purchasers g. 5aa.gte
asssesson warehouse mill property and woodland given
compliance with tho terms Of sale.
aSfossesion OF farm LIST day April next but
Ds-Tcrms sale will DO made purchasers
EDWARD SIIRIvER Trustee.
WM. d. TABI.ER, Aucioneer.
Sep 10--2awtds
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BY JAS G. MCGUIRE & Co., Auotioneers.

DUBLIC SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
Cckerng fortes excellent furniture and household Of
Friday morning October LIST at 10 at the residence
w. Allen the side OF 18th street. between
streets shall sell all the furniture and Effects comprising
Supaor rosewood carved octave piano orte by Chick
erng
Cloth and stool for do ID
Handsome ornsmented gilt franc with slab and brackets
Mahogany French soas rockers arm and paror chairs
Rosewood brocatelle- covered arm chairs 4
Walnut what nots, plush rockers a.r.a.... .....
Marble stop centre and sofa tables
Beautiful engravings, quartette tables
Marbetop hall table, hatrack, barometer
Brussels 3ply, and ingram carpets ....
Do and Venetian stair carpets, oilcloth
Extension dining table, refrigerator G7~
Solid oak dining chairs China press
China, glass, and crockery ware, table cutlery
Mahogany Elzabothan and cottage bedsteais
Dressing plain bureaus washstands
Enameed cottage set, wardrobes
Lounge, chairs shades
Excellent cured hair and husk mattresses
Boiers aud pillows toilet .r
Large Franklin mir tight, and other stoves
Writing tables, chairs book shelves ..a..
Large hall stove and pipe SIS
Cooking and fixtures ..s.-.s.
Together general kitchen requisites
$50 and under cash
days, for satisfactorily -onloraed notes. bearing interest
JAS, @, MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
. Sept 2G---d ia 5saers aas.a Auctioneers.