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OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY.
CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS UP STAIRS
THIS COMPANY is furnishing the most
complete and only reliable Gas Machine for the use of
Private Houses Churches Hotels and Public Institutions
ever offered to the public
BY their comparative small cost and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves at
tenuon OF residents of small towns and villages Thous
anus OF certtcates from parties using Machines
or by letter. ~ fe22 tS.'A
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PURIFYING Coal CASA new process has been
brought forward for purifying coal gas, BY which
that process is rendered less expensive more clean
ly. and the gas is more pure and of greater umin-
ating power, than by any of the various modes at
present employed for effecting that purpose. The
manner of accomplishing this, is by the employ
ment OF all kinds of pure tree and hardwood, either
in state of sawdust or in a chopped or bruised
condition, as substitute for the matters or ingre-
the same ordinary purifying apparatus, without al,
teratlon, serving for the purpose. The gas, upon
on coming into contact with the sawdust or wood in
any other state, chemical action ensues and effects
the publication of the gas and the purifying matter,
wood, may be advantageously employed in the re-
torts in lieu of COAL in the usual process of manu-
featuring coal gas, when it is found to yield con-
siderable quantity of an excellent gas, and the resi-
dunn in the retorts will be pure charcoal
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- f. Il J. Fl. WYLIE.
~ NEW

" r. Y 7. IT. " 0IIE.
~ NEW YORK
FANCY DIElNG & CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE l42 LEXINGTON STREET, BALI
between Park and Howard
OR THE RECEPTION AND DELIVERY OF GOODS
SILKS AND WORSTED DAMASK
AND M0REEN CURTAINS.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments Straw Bonnets Lin
ems Cottons &c, Dyed and Finished in the best manner
SILkS AND SILK DRESSES VATERED
Particular attention paid to all CANTON FABRICS viz.
Heavy embroidered Grape Shawls Cleansed and Beached
a pure White also dyed and Finished in Canton Styie
heavy Satlns Dyed and Original Texture Preserved
49, CHlNTZ, LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
ShAWLS, TABLE COVERS, CARPETS. RUGS &C.
Cleansed and renshed Goods restored if possible 10
original state. -
MD GLOVES CLEANSED IN THE NEATEST MANNER
We pride ourselves upon the coors styles of work
we produce, and the impossiby of competition in this
respect and while promptness will always be exercised
our prices will be low often paid for inferior work
mr23-3m.
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TESTING THE QUALITY OF SrEEL.-The good quail
ity of steel is shown by its being homogeneous,
being easily worked at the forge, by its hardening
and temperng well, by its resisting or overcoming
forces, and by its elasticity. To ascertain the first
point the surface should be ground and polished on
the wheel, when its lustre and texture will appear
The second test requires the giving heat suta-
Bile to its nature and state of conversion. The size
and color of the grain are best shown by taking a
bar forged into a razor FORM hardening and temper
ing it, and then breaking off the thin edge in success
slve bits with a hammer and anvil. If it had been
fully ignited only at the end, then after the hard
ening it will display on fracture, a succession in
the aspect of its grains from that extremity to the
other, as they are whittier and larger at the former
than the latter. The other qualities become mani
fest on filing the Steel using it chisel for cutting
iron, or bending it under heavy weight Kinman
long ago defined steel to be any kind of iron which
when heated to redness and then plunged into cold
water, becomes harder. But several kinds of cast
iron are susceptible of such hardening Every
malleable and flexible iron, however, which NAV be
hardened in that way is steel. Moreover steel
may be distinguished from pure iron by its giving
dark gray spot when a drop Of dilute nitric acid
Is let fall on its surface while iron affords green
one. Exposed to the air, steel rusts less rapidly
than iron. >
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Leaves DAILY, at o'clock, from NO. 10 SOUTH
WHARVES.
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-Free of all
charge for commission
J. ALIEN. SHRIvER, ACT. No 3 Light street JVhf Bait
A. GROVES, JR., ACT, No 10 South WharueS Phila.
e
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Steamer PLANTER leaves Maryland wharf every Sat
urday morning at O'Clock, for the Patuxent river via
Farfavcn On her return she passes down the river on
Friday as far Benedict leaving Benedict on Wednesday
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore
Steamer PATUXENT leaves the MARYLAND wharf er
cry Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock A. NJ for Fair Haven
and returns Wednesday and Saturday
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON, leaves the State To.
bacco Warehouse, No l. every Wednesday at O'Clock for
PatuXent river via Plum Point and on Saturday
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I'll NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
2SscIs--s11a TRANSPORTATION LINE
- INLAND,
THROUGH THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN AND
CHESAPEAKE AND DELA WARE CANALS
For the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all sorts at yer
low rates.
THROUGH BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT
IN As HOURS
FOR NEW YORK,
A steamboat loaves Baltimore EVERY AFTERNOON from
LIGHT STREET WHARF.
FROM NEW YORK,
steamboat leaves in like for Baltimore DAILY
except Saturday afternoon from NORTH RIVER between
Piers Nos and
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore New York
forwarded Immediately with carefree of all charges for
commission. Mark goods destined for this route
INLAND PROPELLER LINE
Ihe safety regularity and dispatch of this line together
with the moderate rates charged commend it the pub
lie as desirable medium for conveying every description
of freight
ia. SHRIVER, Agt.
No. Light street Wharf Bait
W. DALZELL, Agt
1eZ2-dtf az West Street, North river, n. Y
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TRAV ELLER'S GUIDE
AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Of Railroad Cars and Steamboats,.
EA.NOTE-The following may be relied upon as IL will
be corrected whenever changes occur
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WEST AND SOUTH.
FROM CAWDENST. STA TION
For Wheeling and the West, Western Maryland and
Western Virginia. daily except Sunday, at 80 o'clock
in the morning, connecting with trains to Frederick
at Frederick with stages to Hagersown and Emmtts-
burg.
Accommodation Train for Frederick daily except Sun
day at p. NJ
Express Train for Wheeling and the West daiIu at Ii
O'Clock, p NJ.
SoUTH-FOR WAsHIEGToN, (by Washington Branch, J
at 4l5 at and TO- morning and at and 90 afternoon
me rSt and last trains the through lines for the
South.
On Sundays at AIS only
To Annapolis by the second and fourth trains
FRoA VASHLNGTON TO BALTIMORE.
In the morning at six and eight afternoon three
Fare each way $l50-Round trip tickets to return SAINT
day 81.
PHILADELPHIA RAIL ROAD.
FROM PRESIDENT ST. DEPOT.
Leave Baltimore. Arrive in Phira.
Express Train at $40 A. NJ. l25OA NJ
way fas DO II A. NJ. $50 P. NJ
| Night Elk. do. 625 NJ II do
On Sundays at 6 25 P NJ only
Accommodation train for Hayre de Grace at so o'clock
T. NJ Leave Havre de Grace at 7 A. NJ
| FROM PHILADELPHIA FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave fmla Arrive in Bait.
| way Tram A. ". 115P.M.
! Exp Train l ?. NJ. 80 do
| Night do IL p NJ, 29o NJ
| On Sundays at II P NJ only
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Steamboats.

r-sTS BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI-
GS1Ezz-5A PIIIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL.
For the transportation of Merchandise Produce Packa
ges Horses, Carriages, Furniture and Goods all sorts
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
One of the Company Steamboats, leaves NO 8 IIGHr
STREET WHARF daily at O'Clock, arriving in Phila
delphia at O'Clock tine next morning in ample time TO
the New York Trains
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The VIRGINIA, leaves Light street Wharf every Friday
afternoon, at o'clock Returning leaves fredericksburg
every Tuesday at o'clock, p. NJ.
Steamer COLUMBIA leaves every Saturday aft four
OCl0ck for Mashinntnn Alexanllrn and Gnnrnntl,E,.
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Of Railroad Cars and Steamboats,.
nANOTE.-The following may be relied upon NJ il will
be corrected whenever changes occur
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Mmtmn0iae.
A d A M A MILNE, CANDI rs

A ID A Nj A MINE CANDLES.-The
- attention of the City and Southern trade respect
nlly called to our extensive assortment CANDLES
AS 5s, Us and Us in 90 3d. 49, "a 4Ob boxes and
cartoons, also, justly celebrated Can
dies in Is and SGb boxes and CARTOONS As SIS 6s and
fe22tf ''AS 81 Exc SnOIh Pia,cs
A VALON NAILS, Constantly for Sale by
"a STICKNEY & CO,
eo,.e Agents for the Avalon Nail Works,
[le-zu Exchange Place.
A PPLE AND PEACH BRANDY
L a 90 Bbls. APPLE BRANDY.
20 Bbls. PEACH BRANDY, extra fine
For sale by De CORMIS Il ROGERS
mr2t-u Commerce street.
A RAB!AN DATES-5OO Erals for sale, to
A arrive, by j. CROSBY Il SON.
March y Is Bowlys Wharf.
RO RDEA TX PRUNES-
BORDEAUX PLUMs-
50 Casks for sale by J. CROSBY son,
mr23-tf Is Bowley's Wharf.
bacon.
-Dss HHDs. PRIME WESTERN BAcoN-s1DEs
For sale by GRANT & BROTHER,
mhl3tf 81 Exchange Place.
Drown STOUT-6O Casks Barclay &
y Co. London Porter, for sale by HALL 4 LoNEY,
1e22tt Sc BUCHAN&N's WHARF.
RRANDYWINE KILN DRIED CORN
- Meal, in barrels and hogsheads, for sale by
~ JOHN S. WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
3IeZzIy. so Commerce street.
RANDY Y
~ One Eighth Casks ROCHELLE BRANDY, just
received For sale by PENDERGAST BROS,
aP1u u Smiths Wharf up stairs.
NHAMPAGNE.-The celebrated Crescent
| Obrand CHAMPAGNE for sale by
G. l. HARRISON,
mrl0 6O'Donnell's wharf.
NHEESE.-Cutting, E. D., and Pine Ap-
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
mrl2-dd 67 Exchange Place.
COTTON CORDAGE AND SEINE
apslt - = JAS. CORNER & SONS
| NOGNAC BRANDIES-
~ In store and bonded warehouse otard Dupuy Co g
and Hennessey BRANDIEs, of various vntages
| P. TIERNAN n SON Importers
ap3 If II N. Charles street
n H E E SF,
~ 500 BOXES GNGLIsM DAIRY CHEESE,
49, D. J FOLEY BRO,
- ep-4t so South street
CUMBERLAND COAL
| ~ BY Cargo or Car load
o.s STEPHEN s. LEE.
70, so South Gay street
DATES-300 Erals, New Crop, Red.
AVALMONDS-12OB Bags different Qualities
PALM NuTS-100 Bags, new crop
fiLBERTs-70 Bags, best Polizza
MMaadLNNuISI6o Bags, best Palermo washed
MACGARONl-2OO boxes Sicily cured and STRAIGHT
OIL THI BERG GA Can Pure Sicily
and Sicily MDE BEER AnA shEsRYq G sWeet
MALAGA, in bond Or duty paid '"'''
CORhS-l50 Bags.
SICiL y HEMP IG sEED-l5o Bbls and Bags.
SUMAC-400 Bags, Lead Brand
SALT-12 600 Bushels Trappini
n EIo Boxes, lb. Lump, Natural Leaf
,o ro o sale by j. CROSBY & SON
~ p =. -, 10 Bowley's Wharf
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III II. CIARk'S
IL AMBR0TYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
No % WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
o (corner Centre Market Space
Baltimore
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Qbotograpbp.

)07 E. TUTTLE5S a0r
~OS ROTYPES N(
ND p HOT O RAPHS
ap16m 1885, $500,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CEooSD EDITION
MAJOR RoDeER sHERNhs porrERs ADVENTURES
T. PoIrTics AND WAR.


LOVE, POLITICS AND WAR.
sAr1RE on TuT MILITARY
$40 pages limo illustrated By Huber.
The foowln Of the favorable notices TIA.
have appeared on this book
Boston Afvertiser-"A modern Don Qsixote."
Boston Olive Branch Ranked equal 70 some OF the best
Efforts o. zoe admitted master OF satire"
Savannah Ne~s"A book Of wonderful adventures, plea
sanity wriiien.n
PhadsiphS Pcs,"one o, the most popular books
Lave bad tor some years y
New Work sunday 1iues"Meria the acqusnisnce OF al
who car appreciate good company
new Bedford NeTcrrJ-'Ihe reader will ind much N
him. and much Of human nature 70 Instruct him
also
Troy Tns:ore Of the most humorous and sarcastic pup
Essson frse fIs,s-"An who have resd the Keen satire
upon political trrcssters written many years since oy
Heury frsckenrdge viii here find rs conierpsrt IN nese
dull lines such a book h . relief -
YORK Bexalf' We have not had lime 70 read H. nor
would we Il thftlme could be spared"
New York nvsngeiist-Any who has READ Don Vxote
ard krlrkerbocfers New YORK, can. BY comoinns nem
form pretty clear conception Of the tone Of the volume
s,e drawn By Orlando no<ler anything but latter
ng -, -.
ledge Of ard the times"
Philadelphia Pr~rs-"n may be safely predicted Thai he
who resds l DOZEN viii scarcely be content without
going through he whole book.
Utica Hsrsld-'Msior Potter h the Don osixose Of our
country anes The satire Is sustained without Bitter
meas -----
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OARD.--sTEAMsHIP NASHVILLE. NEW YORK QUA
the passengers the ship Nashville Edward Sebriog
ks of Chay In the chs the following preamble ana
resolutions offered and unanimously adopted We, the
undersigned passen on board the seemshp Nashville
Charleston York having the focip of
and attentions from Captain Murray and
the ocera and Of his gallant ship desire thue publicly
10 make grateful acknowledgements of the and
sncere h and their endesvors
10 mitigate the Otherwise csagreee1e position In which We
placed by the necessities OF Quarantine. Our every
always anticipated and Injuries even denied
which means could command Our disappont
ents Illus turned TO cheerfuness and content be
therefore,
Resolved That the thanks Of the passengers due and
hereby rendered 10 Captain Murray Mr. Prchard PurserJ
oecsrs and for TIE many and delicate attentions
tended us during the passage, and more particularly while
remaining at Quarantine.
ResOlvft That cordially recommend Captain MUIR
the noble ship under bis command to the favo
able oonsie alton the travelling comnuni,Y feeling as
sured hat they will never regret such oeSowa OF their pa
Resolved That our thanks due the very
attentive his Tor bounteous
table and mos liberal provision oil comforts Tor the inner
man
sesoved That copy the foregoing be handed Captain
Murray the Published the New York Herald
requesting Charleston papers to COPY. .
by resolution The Chair appointed Julius A. Blake, M
Meyer and Suares, Esq's OF Charleston 20 carry ou
resoiutor whereupon The meetng then Adjourned
EDWARD SEBRIN0 Chairman.
julius BLAZE,
MoRRr NrYER.
j. K eUtREs
Committee In behalf OF themselves and passengers.
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TIE REGATTA.

TNE REGATTA.
A MOTHER REGATTA AT STATEN TSLAND-RY
"A 'ie Two champion boats Dan Brgtrf And trsrk .,
co. enlereHard viii Re on hsut Nonesy 30th int
4, gor fos NJ 4 a. Burn<' scc 1nt whis. This WI
be .or thcse boats 500 niue Oilers.
TEosAs BvEnS, Proprietor, Nautilus HsLA
DvaATTa-A REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT
Timber l Tor purss Of ss5 free for al boats 70 feet
upesr Allowance Of hretvo min Tea " ne iooi 70
ha rlve or the star Tee, $40 n be ps.1 81
xssne,s Hotel TIE Sra boas on, takes he s2s srd
.rsrrs r,r,v The aeccrd her ststes TIE
Hees 70 Al twelve eocs The steam boats HOS
=. hUlsF, FLORA, ans PVINAh Ieeves foot OF spring
fFee' ~ IL e's's 'O'' II NoosEy. Proprietor.
TS0wTsG rATCH osTpoNrD THE UsDEasrGNED.
Ia In gprrpcfu Difference - the popular apprehension OF
Ar sttensc this olsoe 1eems proper 70 postpone ne
ersrd rrwfpx match oef'seen rewburE AND Nes lors
e-r1unced for the he crescent exatemsr
IL wever created shall subsied under better know
Isdre when he VII be prompt IN msrainnf
ise rfre he bas offered for Ss race Which eue notice gu
qesrslrsv,ttr Aug r. 1859. Proprietor Ns1,lus Hotel
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nrRNIro OF BgaTos's NEW THEATRE FOR THE
~ SEASON,
MONDAY, Aqrvs, 20. 1883,

OPENIro OF BJRroN's NEW THEATRE FOR THE
MONDAY. Aurvst 20 1859,
Under tbs mAnAs ement Of w. f. Burton Proprietor
msst temple OF the Drama the largest and
beautiful the United States has been repxuted and deco
prose scium arch has been constructed whoa
gives additional height u the stage 'front.'
abe c0mpf,es the principal fAyores oil asl
win adduops The best dramatic talent ~ Ap'
pear recession. commencing with
Mr. JOHN COy,LIEB,
tire popular Representative of Irish oharacers and the first
hish vocalist OF the
abs genems will mske hs FIRST Appearance In New York
for for years on Monday reu
Mr. JAMES AEuAkSON, the eminent trsgediAa, viii
shortly appear.
ENGLISH OPERA.-Mr Burton has much pleasure In
sspy be has engaged the whole Of the principal
bers-SEvHN In the celebrated gish Opera
Troupe whose Europe has been attended with the
triumphant exciting the highest enthusiasm by
her lant No artistic ntaious OF all the best ope
rss of the day.
LUCY EscoIT Prina Donna Naples and Florence and
Drury lane world wned vocalist Of uneausec purity
and .reehness OF voice.
henry sQUIRbs the well known teaor
Miss hsMA REDWOOD, Distinguished English opera
singer.
Mr. CHARLES EURAND populsr basso,
With others CT established merit and popularity aided
wen know and highly celebrated conductor.
1he operas will be literally placed on the stage.
honcsy-fhe capital comedy OF the IniSH kMBASSA.
Dor, and he farce of How TO PAY THE RENT in which
IA hr Collns viii appear and stag several Of his mos,
lar sOr
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MATRIMONIAL.

FFNyBfvoNtkh-A YOUNG MAN FROM rHR
M Pouh possessed Of liberal amount II persDnai
acous conyeen, ~, wishes 70 form the aance
q yoUrr hoy % sniahle dlspoon nnt twenty
vesrr ~ tfe Tnte virw 70. nstmnry rbe write q s,a
lr isi-E ne gs,S a, -, \, A-za.sgpss, s.srsE Z
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LADIES' EQUESTRIAN CONVENTION.
ocHs LADIES NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN ooyvRs
TIOE,
TO be held on Wednesday. sep,embers

10 De hed on "Wednesday, HeptemoefH
On he nlon Course, Il. l.
Particular Notoerhe managers Of the corvencn ee
fully that AL ladies' who desire psrcipse the
approaching equestrian festival must send Ia their name "
ensgsared heore the first day o septe eer The
managers peiisd the time 70 his dae IN order
ms Arrangements may be pe~feced suitably 70 carry cut
The original de which be materially affected by he
number Of sfes participating In The competuon for the rich
premiums 70 be awarded Ladies' will likewise signify 70 The
whether they furnished with horses By
ye commitee, 80 AZ 70 be secure agsins dsappointm en-
These ber~cs which yin be chnsen from among the bes
which secured Will furnsbed free viii
the Course at the charge Of he management
q accident erroneous impression being eners ned h@
the names OF the ladies' participating IN the festival and com
petition will be published In n- public prints the manage
men beg 70 assure ,bose honorns me convention with their
that every Win be taken W insure
Feet privacy and not the ~ the successful com
peuiors viii be promulgated nnless win ser erpre sane
ton. All COMMUNICATIONS be addressed 20 Thomas
Torp and Philip Levy, Managers lJ Bleseser street " r.
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MrHsrAKI HALL %
BROAnwAr
GRAND OPENING Night
Of,he
CAMPBELL kIhsfRu1S
MONDAY EyENIN0, AUGUST ~. 1888
TIE above company viii have the honor OF Al
that the Ethiopian proes IN their BEAUrT-
Full HAIL. having undergone thorough renovation, and
be condrred OF the rrses and beat Arranged
places OF amusement In this city. The
COMPANY
comrrses gentlemen who slreAty too well known n
TIE public whpu, going Into 'urtocr dea In reErt % ne
Individual merits performers The Openi1g Week VII
no,ed for IA following variety, such ~
FUNNY BAYINaS r.
T. sNrFrrE, Proprietor.
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MAMMOTH SACRED OONCr2Gs
M In Of the unparalleled success which has
pp present time attended the Mammoth ha~oA res
walls management induced 10 announce again
1HkEE MAMMOTH sACkED COHCkH1S
TO be given on
SUNDAY, AUGUST y,
AT JONES WOOD.
Three Sacred Concerts will be given By the
SANE SUPERB CRCFESfRA
which has previously translated tbe works OF tse
GRKAT SEsIOUA COkPOsEA3
al these mammoth festivals.
CARL ABSOLUTE, Max NARTrZrK.
TEBO THOSAn. Af0xLo IOERIANL
Z. GR1LL. 3. NCSxNIHAL q fR0x.
THE CALCIrk LIaHT.
furnished By Professor Grant v sysrcidy illuminate TIE
grounds and the avenues leading 10 ikem.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Children under Twelve years OF age accompanied by that
pArsns admitted free.
he railroad cars on As Becont ana Third avenue, rsx
every minute Steamboats, from the FOOT Of Brooms md
Tenth ssresls throu gkoui ths dAJ.
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w r. wrSTCoTT. ArCTToNrna -LARGE AUCTION
w sale 81 splepod rosewood furniture made by hocne
GciSsp.tt magnhceIt God panoforie. marble and
6rrze sa.uary paintings rich carpets ornou chandelier
oo1 psrior suiis. library. &c
Tbs DAY SATURDAY, los O'Clock embracing The entire
.srs furniture Sc cJnislued In the I've story dwelling
house lsz T~eutv street between seventh srd
FsEhss syerues AL ., which viii be perenptory sold for
est highest bidder 70 be removed Ermsc s'ey after
tSe consisting u four elegant rosewood narlor tis IN
roh ou and bocsde anc sis velvet; eleysnt
raveS plsrOorte with uuelplret wArrAnee
rch tapestry aud other carpets throughout the house roe
and sofa lshes four srge msnes en1 per
and shstes furnish lounges with CT airs
uscs IN netson FRENCH secretary music esoinei es
rretnsrea rnsrble And Partan estuary inollcing
Venus bah the seasonA Painting and Nus, Flora,
&c costly aaG beautiful collection OF psinngs sng
h chkut eers e'rgeres rosewood oedsesds
large hair beos and bedding elegant rose
WOO! amour dglsce, mirror doora with SUPERB rcaewooa
chamber furniture 81 every sespaon; French ehiaa toilet
V-a ova nrurs French and Italian cottage chairs; sko
las. Quantity superb mahogany and oak furniture.
yuirg .oonsuperior extension table marble bullet vlh
rs tpr room furnurs of AL kinds superior sofa bed
sssxr si,rr French china, ivory cutlery eut gass
vsre clocks &C with iArse quantity not here esumerhec
sale postVe without regsrd 70 weshsr. Cesognes ~ ne
house.
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JVooD,s BuILDINGs
w sIMPLy OF ETHroPIAN MIssrREISY
e5l and Coz Broadway. Primes strcs<
n. WOOD. Proprietor 9. Blocker. Stage manager
WOODS NfNsfEkfS
NEGRO kyNsrRrLsY
This celebrated al xtaopsn dsineasoss w ~ ad.
cition Of tie following eminent tAlent--
T. ID. RICK and
EPH HORN,
will sppesr togsthe~ every evening corun oou VIII
this MAMMOTH Tk0rpS. In select programme Of G,ho'
piap gems.
Ticket. Is csu.a Dosrs open ss7; psrtormAnes V
uerce ~ 3 O'Clock prectsely.