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<e,sek ca 6settea Esssd!s
NJ ss.s al, Is ,,,.,s,r Norsls tsr s.
rived ihis fore6oen, ifdm SS6ssshs ptp Viii kfsfs.
pool dalSs to July 7th z Sc
S The Nlaears and Gosgou sisils sss sushseswn;
esble parted on beard ths Ae.nasmnou On &c 9Sil:
June, 1000 mes from 1reland, when they haa paid;
ont 142 miles. All was going on tecsey vel on,
board the Niagsra within the signal Hom thS Aea.
memnon ceased and from IN eiecfTicioua ten Wai
believed that the cable had bs0ksns Alr eosnennns
icason' ceased. the Niagara WAS allowed 70 sxAg b.
the cable, and an additional strain 81 -four tens
applied to the breaks; and although The wind Nas
blowing fresh At the time the cahleheld Ter - kOne,
when sudden pitch, caused by q heayy -, sap
ped it, and the Niagars bore away for Ques0s(DwD.
Should nothing be heard of the Agansmnon the
Niagara, after coaling, will again procsed 10 mid
ocean, having still 800 miles Of cable board. Il
is conjectured that the Agamemnon had not con-.
sumed the arranged quantity Of coil 1t the time Of
the accident and is therefore, awaiting the return
OF the Niagara Universal regret is exprssseda& the
Liverpool Exchange for the mishap 70 the sapedi-s
tion, and fall in the shares took place
An interesting debate has taken place in the House
OF Lords on the bill permitting the Jews to sit in
Parliament s,zs: ~ s:Efss Z Il
There has been an arrival At Liverpool Of Q 500.
ounces Of gold from New Zealand. A new gold
field has been discovered in Australia. $s1 s
The great preacher Spurgeon, Is coming to Anne
RIGA. . ls2t S
LIVERPOOL. July Cotton has advanced an
eighth The sales of the last three days amount to
81, 600 bales of which spectators took four thou
sand bales. Fair and middling qualities have i'm.
proved most, and the market closed firm. Some cir
culars say the advance was subsequently, lost, and
the market closed firm at the last quotations.
Manchester reports are favorable. Holders Of cot
ton are demanding an advance. $50 =
The weather was favorable to the crop.
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Good News from all Quarters.

We continue to receive cheering intelligence from
all quarters Of the State in relation to the contest for
Governor. Judge Ellis has made the most favorable
impression in the mountain Counties, and his vote
in that part of the State will be large
Let the Democracy Of the Eastern and Central
Counties emulate the enthusiasm of their Western
brethren.
Turn out, brother Democrats, in full force, and
vote for your County tickets and for JOHN W..
ELLIS.
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Newspapers in Newbern.

We publish TO- day the prospectus of q newspaper
about to be commenced in Newbern, by John L.
Pennington, Esq, to be called the Daily Progress.
We know Of no one better qualified for the task be
has assumed, than Mr.. Pennington. He is an in
dustrious. energetic, and intelligent man, and wtha
practical printer, which will give him great ad
vantage in his business We trust he will be liberal
" sustained. zss. = -. y
The Onion newspaper has ceased, and . weekly
and papar is 10 be published in ts stead
to be called the Ns,o Era and Cdsansvcial Adperts
e.. The new paper, like the Union, is to be Demo.
cratic Mr.. Muse has associated with him Mr. Davies,
: practical printer. We wish the enterprise the
most abundant success. S - ..ss
The Neu5sn Gasets is the name Of smother paper
just started ID Newborn. BY Nj. Murray. Il pro.
fssss 20 be neutral in politics ( !. g IS
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THE COWHIDING AT FORESTVILLE

FoREsTvnLE, N. c., July %, 1885,
W. w. HOLDEN, Ese-Dear Sir: In your report
of the Talbot Lyon and Won Briesen cowhding az
fair in your paper of July 81, you have been msled
in several particulars. You win please correct one
respecting myself You stated that John Fort,
nephew we learn of the Lgons kept the rest off by
threats and the cry of a fair fight" I used no
threats to any person, nor did I cry fair fight
ti6cates. JOHN F. FORT.
= Thereby certify that was present and heard no
"threats" nor a'cry Of "fair fight" from Mr.. Fort
or any other person.
I hereby certify that was present part of the
time during the fight and heard no threats, nor ely
of fair fight" by Mr. Jno. Fort.
We have no disposition to do Mr.. Fort or any one
else Injustice and so we have given Mr.. Fort hear
ing
And can it be possible that four men stood by
and looked cooly on at such scene, and made
attempt to prevent it2 We hope not, for the sake
of our common humanity. We may have been
misled by informants but we withheld many
other circumstances touching this matter, because
thought them incredible. The witness upon
whose testimony Talbot Lyon was held to court,
gave the following expression, to the Editors of
this paper and to Others in private conversation
having been used by Mr.. Fort. as he (witness) and
Mr. Purefoy rushed to the door at Won Briesen's
cry of distress: "Don't interfere he has insulted
uncle Talbot, and they have come down here to
cowhide him." 81 took it for threat" added the
witness, cor of course should have nterfered."
STATE MEDICAL Soc1ErY.-We have received
copy of the Minutes of the North-Caroina Medical
Society," at its meeting in Newbern in May last. DR..
W. H. Mckee, of this City, is President of the So
ciety, and Dr. Thomas, of Wilmington, Secretary.
table appended to the Minutes shows that there
are 1877 members of the Society, and IA honorary
members Five regular and four honorary members
have died since the Society established in 1850,
to wit, Drs Taylor, Seawell, Tucker, Jefreys Cam
eron, Webb, Baker, Hall and Norcom. Of the reg
ular members 149 were born in North Carolina 70
in Virginia, in Pennsylvania, in New Hampshire,
2 in New York, 1 in Massachusetts,, in South Car
DINA, in Maryland, in Ireland and in Hungary
The next meeting Of the Society will be held in
Statesville, on the second Tuesday in May, 1850.
Bishop Atkinson is compelled by sickness to with
draw the appointments lately published in this pa.
per. Providence permitting, he will publish anoth.
er list for services to commence about LIST of Sep
tember.
Scorer ALE--Jones & Moore have sent us a
sample of Scotch Ale. We have tasted it, and we
think it of excellent 1aacor. It probably would
drink well. Persons DESTROYS of knowing that fact,
however, will have to try it.
An Ornament TO SocIErY.-We have never done
laughing and likely not we never shall, while We
have the capacity Of thnkine that awful satire
IF i. mi oan
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W A hasty note from Pinebur Moccasin, receive
ed just as we going to press informs that his
letter in reply to "Linn be Sanders" will be for
warded in time for our next ISSUE
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MARRIED..

At Lawrences HOTEL in this City on the evening of th
Miss Harriet Featherstone both Of Petersburg Va =
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A CA ND.

a LII PERSONS having business with rs win pleas
n address Boz TT, at Raleigh, Is our work il at Smith
field for the present. - u
Raleigh, July 20. 1885, seys,s ST..
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Scorer ,ALE.--Jones & Moore have sent us a
sample of Scotch Ale. We have tasted it. and we
think it of excellent .taacor 1t probably would
drink we'll. Persons DESTROYS of knowing that fact
however will have to try it.
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r AURA KEENE's NEW THEATRE, s2t gRoADWAr.

II
IL MONDAY EvErIsG ApRn L. 1853
First time this seascn Of Tom 1Ayiors deeply n,ereas
p'''' IN '"iee a''' P snSIea AND PASSION.
souchs Duke OF Oranto Minister OF Police rr Burasa
Mons psmarest head OF the Secret Department OF Po-
The Marquis de Ceyennes eeitimist Mr. ie1icx
Grishoule. subordinate Of Desmarets under the as
Talbot boass steward to Mad de Fon,.nges M Gss
Berhsr irinos Of nsu'shae ksna cham ,ef NJ REV.
Cecile her ma Mrs Phiinps
lsio FIRST and h d. acts in Paris Second
ACT L-Arrya OF Fouche, under the ite OF Abse LenSr
good honest manh, and 81 easier fs~el
Iimens psmphls! against rogcsrmA dipomsic r~.s-
female gsmbler-The ploier and his victim Dcsmsrsss
lhe life aud liberty of De Neuvire Woman
wrong csrri.sIfoaehe's reqesi-fis hrestIThe osoos
between dshonor or exposure-1 Will go-f"uche's csoa
ACT II cottage in the city Of Pr.sue-The Il cav
Heprt-Pot counter plotsrrivai 4
De Cevenpes-Desmsrest secures ,he de'pstchrhe psr
ACT III -Msdsme's house In Psrs-Discovery OF ISs
cret paDelBeware, Joseph Fouche; II In war. 70 Ae
fault "How do you spell n,'ps.msrssss
revengeDsgrsce Of MnieHenr IN the tolls Of the Nnis
erArrivsl OF the PrinceFAll of Foucherhe Jewel n
the heart Of an homes,
To conclude with the beautiful operac romance. Ia
THE ELvrs; On. The STATUE BaIos
ACT AWFUL scene Of rocs rappins and "a. or wausnx
Scene 2-Glade In fhe OF the world nj wsnS
Scene 3-rhs wishing ~e'i-Qxsea az -
Eves IN s tountain-AniaAtnc Of the ter
Act II Scene The statue ID again endowed WITH no
Great rsl.oC and TOE cold collision ssene s-ISs %ss
Champetre In honor of the Princess JonquThe statue
tic tailor who !. IN eh.in. and mssry 4 Visited b. - -
Daushier Scene sThs return o. day Restores - -
tue 70 te-ts.a encountsr-fhe Elnn Queen sppears-1
TxbkEAT 81 gSfAsALLELEp xAeNIrIcEsc.
THE SEA OF .CE Win be revived On Wednesday next
Doors open ~ 7; 10 dominance ~ ~ precisely
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UDM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, Will. SELL ON NON
day at O'Clock n. 454 Canal street the entire genee
household furniture &C. % family leaving the ciyotas
chairs centre tables pior glasses paintings elegant carpe
hall oco'hs hat rack mahogany walnut and other bed
seads hair and other beds and bedding
dressug huresus washsands toilet wardrobes exen
tables china glass &C. the whole be sold
fhn,.tr
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VNM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON TOES
day at l0 O'Clock at - Wooster street sIl the hand
household furniture &C. of the above bouseirge
pier and mattel mirrors, bookcase man!e ornaments paint
inRs abes two paror suits elegant wood piano
tapestry carpets, curtains, hall bat rack and ocoths
chamber suits ur mattresses bedding wsrdrobes
dressing bureaus washsands toilet SETS dnug and
kitchen furniture china glass; &c extension table and silver
ware, the whole for poeitve sale.
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w TRKN CO-Ma a. No. .ab IA fnrni,nra al an

M MELLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY RICHARD WALL
" TIERS CO-MagnifceRt household furniture at auc-
ton the brown stone mansion situated the Fifth avenue
No 5so Thirty sixth Tuesday. April 49,
mencng a. l0h O'Clock consisting Of deliberately carved
God parlor furniture OF the most costly description
ver stegeres the .ies desgos solid tables worth
$40 esnh buh furniture Administer carpets beautes
wood fancy tables great variety with atuary marble
An endess variety of costly paor decorations OF the richest
descrpop one elegant sewood pisnoore octave
cost 300 several choice oil paintings line engravngs DC
The chambers are furnished With solid oak suits to match
black walnut rosewood and mahogany do choice books
with French plate doors elegant wndow shades de-
corsied French toilet sets hair and
pillows counerpanes royal Wilton In ten chambers
easy Votare reception and psror chairs In great variety
Dining Solid oak extension dining table, oak sdebosrd
cost $50 fifteen oak dining chairs covered stry
osi marble top tables rich cut glass in sets decanters
ruby wines freezer liquor sets Of Bohemian eie
tee SETS heavy silver plated cssors china dinner SETS tea
ware In abundance cutlery &C Also all the basement aud
kitchen furniture which frpiahe1 with everything
full The wfole Of the above furniture made order by
first class city maker short stu 81 p
and is worthy the attention OF ladies aud gentlemen about
furnishing. Catalogues issued early morning OF SALE
Deposits required from all purchasers
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.

EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER
IA q.
Admnstrsors sale Of the entire stock of eweiry OF Mr.
James g. Gallagher, deceased.
E +. II. sCHENCK will sell al auction, Thursday.
18th Mt IL O'Clock At their sslesroou No 33 Nassau
the entire stock OF iewery above consists in
part pins earrings brsceets in every variety seal and
other rings large and elegant
gold and pens and palter
also gold gross; also silver pens and pencils and
variety 0 jewery aso variety of ancient gold and
silver coin also Herring largest size jewelry safes
nearly also, the entire Office hxsures Sale positive
BY order BENZ W. CLAPP,
Administrator,
~ Maiden lane.
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THE LECTINE SEASON,

HUMAN PHYsIoLOGY.-LECrUREs IN THE FRENCH
III language by Mistress rurchsniso Russian lsd,. The
htu lecture nervous stem viii be given The bh ot april
a. Hcps Ch.pel, At 0riocs ", srOsiwsy. The uckes
ere sold Afowlers Wells S broad gay, and Al bcmaresi
Nheron 90 Broadway and he whole day a. the entrance
u the hall. ficses 50 cen,a.
NTss YNMA HkRptNaE VIII. DELIVER THE 81.
M cnd OF her seriea OF lectures Spruasui AZ Cntyu
Hal, Astor place, on Monday evening April u sociock
rhe subject ~ N. lecture 10 Ne selected BY the sudecce wno
ere also Invited 70 question the medium Aimsoo 10 cen
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THE STAR BAND o, III.
UNION
~ BROADWAY
OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, Arm ~
MATT PEELS
CAMPBELL MINsrRELs
in melange Of MINsrRELsY,
performed BY this troupe Of
led by MATT PEEL. THE fNfMfTABLE.
NEW BURLESQUES
will be produced nightly this week.
In MARsEIIsAIsE, -
s1AMEsE TWINS. -
with entire which unsurpassed for humor
and rquancy
Tickets 20 cent?
Matt Peel. Manager Dr. y. A. Agent
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w 8. MELLOR, AU yTIONEEB OFFICE SO PR1NCE
w street. will cell Monday April H. at 10Y O'Clock,
al house No Ispeosrd the entire household effects
OF lady leaving the city consisting paror chamber and
kitchen furniture the usual variety found In genteel dwell
ling. Catalogues on morning Of sale.
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ORPHANS' BALL.

ORPHANS BALL
We the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taking into consideration the
many by the Roman Catholic
Gphsp Asylum of the city of New York In Of
the late depression OF the times have undertaken To get up
ball with Of assisting that establishment " be held
the Crystal Palace Monday evening" April L. and in
doing appeal To and cordially invite the operation Of all
chariab who have the welfare Of hose little
orphans bes to aid endeavOrs in assstng ta
trniS iDstnutan
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MORTGAGE sALE or FURYrrURE TRIMMINGS so

AfoRTaAGE SALE or FURNITURE, TRIMMINGS. 40.
Nl JOHN LLOYD. Audiences. -LIoYN& WARREN
~il sell this day, monday April H. At les O'Clock ~ No
~ East Thirteenth street. broad household urni
ture OF description removed for convenonca OF sale
and 10 be sold TO ciose out cabinet establishment s-n
In part Of elegant parcr sus in brocael and muslin etc.
ceres ~eod mahogany and OAK marble top
tales reception, dining and Turkish chairs book and
music stands sfas bedstead bureaus washstsDs hall
chairs hat stands couch frames footstoo lace curtains
ornces wipdow shsie- kc. Houscseepers and deslers
will do well 10 attend Catalogues be bad nj the saeon.
eers Once No Clinton Hail. Aston place and Eighth street,
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r. n. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER; -ELEG Ant HOUSE,
E. bold furniture at auction.-E. II. LII DLOW 90 will
sell auction Thursday April u.s. At l0 o'clock, at Is
West Twenty first street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
tanned N said house. most of which either imported from
Paris especially for the ners use or manufactured In this
ebeny in crimson dsmssk and tapestry reps genuine tor
ornaments black walnut extension table, side tsb.es
chArs chairs and buf, richly carved rosewood bed
seafs dressing wardrobes toilet duchesses,
aque bureau ebony inlaid With glt handles &C. hair m-
aubsson velvet royal Wilton and Engish Brussels
c&rpes genuine bronze and fire gilt axures of Paris
very beautiful hronzes and other ornaments
antique clocts dessert service In Seyres porcelain with
Of birds fruits and flowers white and gilt French
service &c, &c. The furniture be the
day before the sa by q permit obtained at the
tioneer's Office Catalogues 80, at IA Pine street
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ITO BE SOLD ON THE 18TH OF APRIL. By PUBLIC
auction 81 The hour OF O'Clock, al the stable OF Vim
Robers No 63 East Twenty fourth street. the celebrated fast
mare Known AS Fanny German; also, wagon and two
sets OF harness by order OF the executors of John Williams
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UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE,
"A rosewood psnoiorss &c SAMUEL 0Su0OD CO.,
Aucuoreers 81 Nassau street. will sell Tuesday April
Is 10 ocock III the private dwelling, No e Esst Nine
teen between First and Second the whole
ID the furniture. comprising In part
Superior psror suite made % order By GDessor OF Broad
wsy, In three ooorsd brocstel.
One fine suit, also by the maker. in figured and
striped reps.
Tapestry and o.her carpeng lace and brocstei window
curtains.
very fine toned rosewood pisnoore New York make.
Several ane oil pann and engrayngs superior fsaher
beds CHM dinner ware crockery Kitchen utensils &c
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s>URTOEH NEW THEATRE.-ANOTHER BTUPEN-
% dOus union of the best In the world
Mr.. BROUuHAm,
Miss POLLY MARSHALL.
Mr. WAIGOT
Mr.. BURTON, Mrs HUGHES, Mrs HUDSON KIRBY,
Mr. MAX SAITH Mrs SMITH, Mr. @ FISHER.
Mr. BARRETT, MIR. BRIGGS Mrs A. PARKER
Mr. mOOnE, Mr.. sSTCHElI. Mr. and Ms. HOLMAN. &c.
GALAXY Of talent never before collected togsher.
Monday Sheridan's comedy of THE RIVALS,
with entlre and unequslled star cast
Sir antony Mr. NJ. Smith Bob Acres Mr.. Burton
Sir iucus Mr. Bro,rham David arst tlme) Mr.. Waoot
Cspt Absolute .ar. Briggs Julia Melville Mrs A Parker
falkland. Mr.. G. Fisher Malaprop. Mrs Hughes
Lydia Langush Mira kirby Lucy lrs tlme Miss Marshall
Also, Broughsms universal fsyorite burlesque of
COLUMBUS
Columbus Mr.. Brougham; the King. Mr.. Mark Smith;
Columbus, Miss Clifton
Tueeday-RuckstOues comedy of NICTORINE, The
Dream. including all the phalanx In tts cast.
A dramatic absurdiy by BroughAm Ia in rehesrsal
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HsoRreAaE sArE-wArTrR y. IToyp AUCTION

NfoRTgAGE SALE WALTER NJ LLOYD, AUCTION
NI ~ r. a W NJ. LLOYD will sell on tn ssisy 18Th
inst ~ 10Y o'clock At No ~ East Twenty fourth street be
tire consisting part elegant paror reception ard bed
ROOM furniture, rosewood pianofore by cy msks
mahogany and rosewood dressing bureaus washtsnds hair
mature feather beds bosets and pillows couoterp
sheets table linen pspsins &c Also, tapestry Brussels
and thrrt ,y carpets olcohs &c crockery silver ware
,pd IN. u,us quantity q Kitchen utensils With witch
sele will commence DEPOSITS will be required Of ever.
purchaser. Goods must be removed day Of sale.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.


LS,rRYwEr's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
The books fr subscription the cspitsl stock of The
Firrmens Fund Insurance Company open at tbs
oce No ITO Broadway basement Of he Metropolitan Bank
FRANKLIN n DEtkr0
CHARLES NcDOu0AtI.
John q. HrNDERs0N iCommisnionsvN
PETER ". rrrUA
yCNrrH B. yARHuM JR~
HENRY n. GRAHAM
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS oT TAXES AND
~ Assessments New Court House No - chsraosrs street
Notice 70 taxpayersNoce Is hereby given ma n ssss
men rolls Of the several wards II the cy of New YORK tor
the year 1858 open for Inspection Al tbs M ami subject
10 revision and correction Monday e ilh lay u JAM
sry unsi the 3hh day Of April 1854 inclusive, and mt Al
persons fspg 70 make application for correuon during ih
period are pre4uded by law FROM subsequent rss
Owners Of real estate are urgently % call ADD sr'
anime the rolls TO ascertain II their property c)rrecy 10
Gated and All persons entitled 10 reduction By reasn ~ m
sry service are requested TO attend 70 NE same Vfss hours
from 10 O'Clock A. N. I'll 8 oclock
fS I ssS.s commissioners
Npw YORK. March 10 ls,e
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-TO MORROW AT TEN
L., o'clock, at no. East broadway. JOHN MoRrfA0I
VIII sell men snc womens wearing apparel quilts bsu
kets watches, jewelry, and variety other goods By
order H. BARNARD 81 Third avenue.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IN prices ssve from m " one hundred per cent by bny
I'M your HluorS from SAMUEL kfIIsON, No south VIII
liam ont Of bond from ~ ~ 10 ~ pr
gallon; fne Holland gin from goo " p ~ per gallon; VIM
Younger Edfnpurg ale by the bogshesd ecotch Ale In
bottles per dosen London oer In bottles LA do-e,
Families snpplleA
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SALES AT ATyTION.

~ LETT auc.isneer; viii sel Tuesday. April Is at 10
O'CLOCK Isl Pearl street all kinds best W. o. blue and
ornm.b were glassware china britannia ware &C.
The stock retailer declining business Sale positive.
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UyALTEH N. LLOYD, AUCTIONEER j. X. q " VI.
w LLOYD viii bell Mt No "A Eas! Thirty eighth street.

between Lexington and Fourth Wednesday l4h
Instant nj lA1s o'clock sng desirable oppor
tuny for families In want OF sehod articles refurnsh
all muai be Sold catalogues morning of sale; deposit
required to insure prompt delivery of furniture which
sss part folowsKitchen furniture OF every descrD
ton with which he sale will Dining room-Sod
oak extension table French china and breakfast
table cutlery cut glass tumbers and decanters fruit bowls
white stone china vegetable and
liquor &c Brussels carpet pier table and bOokcsses
chairs sofa and ohars Characteristic, BILE
dressing bureaus and wsshsands mattresses Brussels
mante window shades and curtains oil paintings and
enxravngs toilet se,s holsters and pillows With other cham
Der furniture. for which catalogue ParlorSpendid
suit of solid rosewood furniture carved In thu richest man
marble centre side and sofa tables bookcase marble
top eegerts with mirror doors and backs gold framed oil
paintings rich lace curtains gold band shades tapestry aud
Brussels carpet large plate glass rosewood reception chairs
mante and Ornamental. All OF which be
the day of sale. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day at 10 O'Clock the contents OF grocery aud liquor
Is City Hall place consisting of good assortment of
liquors. groceries platform scales coffee mill &C. too
merous to mention.
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UCTION NOTICE-IISNRY LINDSLEY, AUCTION
"A Large and elegant sale OF househ Did furniture.
LINDSLEY a SHATTUCK, suctioneers, for tn. sale OF
stocks, bonds and real estate No Bank Of Commerce.
Building-wi SELL Tuesday, 18th inst at 101 O'Clock at
the story and basement housc 1862 Lexington
all the furniture. consisting costly oil paintings and
ersviuEs rosewood pianoorte solid carved wood
parer suits covered 10 crimson green gold aud msroon
chars moauet add satin brocade ladies' solid carved
chairs covered In crimson, green gold
medallion secretary bookcase, lined with silk
and satin wood sod rosewood marble top centre and side
with marble french
doors embroidered lace curtains and cornices fine
gold ady's hunt n. fine gold ay's chain Is
carat opal ring. dining table. china
and cckery table ware fine silver ware chamber and sit
Ting farBiture complete. For further particulars
morning OF sale No postponement
cf weather.