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BURGLARY IN SToRRs TOWNSHIP. The diff.
fculsy experienced in tracing out the perpe-
traitors Of burglaries, renders this species Of
theft less unfreauent than almost any other.
Indeed, 1t is thought unnecessary, In most
instances, to inform the police of these cases
when they occur, and very often they only
reach the officers through tho columns Of the
public press.
Night before last the house of man named
John P. Myers, located in Storrs Township,
a short distance from the city, was BURGLAR
ously entered and robbed of $50 in money, be-
side some other articles Of value, which will
increase tho loss to about $3.50. The sooun-
drels effected an entrance through front
window, and found their booty in q bureau
drawer. No traces have as yet been discovered
which would lead to their detection, and it il
quite likely they will never be known.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

CITY DEMOCRATIC CONvENTION.-Atth the Dem.
ocratic Convention last evening, Judge j. O. Perrin
was chosen President and Judge Charles Mooal
On motion, the delegates present from each Ward
were authorized to hlTall vacancies The following
Sirst WsrdS@m. MI H. Benton, J. W. Kelly, David
Second ,ward-Wn.s. v0lk, j. o. Thomas and ]
Third Wards. c. Perrin, W. D. Holt and j. s.
Scott. - ~
Fourth Ws5d,N, ID 3. Stevens, J. NJ. Bowen, Robt
Joseph HSGsE Ba1st
Sixth ward--Edward Reilly H. Burty, Peter Dill.
lon, John Teufsl, John Hood, Abel Williams and M
Seventh ward--J. W. Jones, J. 9. Laferty and B.
Senior s - '' N1N -
After some preliminary remarks on the binding ma.
support the regular nominees Of the party, the Con
venton proceeded to vote viva voce for Candidates
which resulted as follows. - :
Clerk-JamesG. Gray, Is; ], R. Rieke, 49, Mr. Rieke
Treaslaer. james G. Howard, 10; James spillman
NJ 9smus Rsnnsa Ksys9lSds @ ,S No choice The name o.
spiliman, ls; Howard 10. Mr.. spllman was declared
mcGys City physisisn.DT Major, as; DR.. Lee, 8. DR.
u On motion, A; G. Gowen was nominated for City
Engineer by acclamatlon.
ctg s H. Mr.
The following candidates were nominated for the
remaining offices: .,........
Street tCommissionsr-B. Dressman.
wharf rtmastsr-Terry Q'Brisn.
Poor, house pirectSr--Jacob Plummer.
And N. M. Benton, Esq, offered the following
aaontsd Avss s er some dscu'sion were
Resolved That IL is ihe sense of tb;s Convention
that the administration of the oity Soysrnmsnf
should pursue the most rigorous economy and siren
BE sHtssu, tbs nnbn deb and % as Tbs "a as POSI-
debt ought not to be increased 3D. That the credit
scrupulou;ly Tedeemed 4th Thai The svstenp of Ia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIXIES OPERA-HoUsE,-The beautiful do
nestle drema.of "DoF," from. .Dickeps's story, was
finely rendered last evening, at ths Opera-house,
and drew large audience. The piece Is very hand
someiy gotten up, and will draw, We think tor some
time The cast is excellent and worthy of the place.
,, This evening Dor will be repeated with the after
piece OF the RoUeH DIAMosD, Annie Proctor ap.
pearing as "MarRery" 1t Is pity she could not 30
seen In more fitting part; but then the RoUGH
vorits.
WooD's THEATER.-The first representation
Of Dor drew good house last evening at Woods;
Miss Caroline Richings appearing I'd "Dotn and
acting It chsrminsly. The audience appeared highly
Dor again, with NApoLEoss OLD GUARD.
NATIONAL THEATER.-FAusT AND MARGusR.
IqE continues to draw good houses at tho National
and will eo repested this evening, with thu elegant
comedy OF FAIsr HEART; Mr.. J. B. Roberts persona.
ting ephistophiles' and Ruy Gomez''-an attract
I've programme that sheuld I'LL the theater.
OLD FOLKS CoEoERrs.-The "Old Folks"
Will give two concerts, at Smith Nixon's Hail. next
FRIDAY and Saturday evenings. Their entertain.
ments are unique, and have been popular.
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A STRoNGLY-woRDED MrrrINus.- Mistakes
will occur sometimes in the best-regulated
courts as well as families, as the following par
tial copy Of mittimus received at tho Jail
yesterday will amply testify. The commit
ment read thus:
"Whereas, Michael Berry having been ar
rested, and on the oath and complaint Of
Michael McKinnon, charging said defendant,
Michael Berry, with stealing, taking and car
rying away Michael MoKennon, of the value
Of four dollars, tho property Of Richard Ash
craft, &c., &C."
1t was certainly very wrong in Michael
Berry to carry off his neghbor, and the court
seemed to DO of our opinion, and therefore
sentenced him to four months Imprisonment
in the County Jail. Whether .he can be kept
there, however, under the circumstances, re-
mains to be seen.
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Heavy Hogs could have been sold at &6 l5616 aD and
ayaragng 2iO pounds. The feeling al the close was
tos sard higher prices. = -
C0AL-We notice sales of 100000 bushels Yough.
PRoHisIO Ns-Me,s Pork advanced to SIS soa
Is 75 with salesbu the outside rate has paid only
rate refused, for January and February delivery
good demand for Bacon, and 2G3 hhds sold at ~
and sSS for shoulders ard Sides at the Close sides
market. 10 hhds. bulk Meats sold at o% and 7Ac.,
including packages. Green Meats rather higher:
9 ioOc. for Sides, and &c. for Hams Nothing traSs
pired in Lard, but it il held firmly at Io9l5xc for
aRoSEhfassugar scarce and firm new croD
sold at sAc 80 brls. Yellow Refined at SIC; zoo DO.
crushed 1t lOc, and l2O bags Coffee at l2$c. Molas
WHEAT-The market i, firm at 81 2s@1 Is for
prime white, and 81 Is for prime red: sales of 800
bushels Prime whle at 2' 4OO DO. fair red at 81 6
.C0RN-The market is firm, with a good demand at
0Ars-Thers su is good demand, and prices steady
RYE-There is a good demand, and prices firm at
B BARLEYHrhe market is firm with good de.
mand. We quote prime G fall At 79@z3e. and fair to
OHEESE-The market continues firm with an
active demand: sales OF 900 boxes Western Reserve
IL so srsi sr demand for roll ..
APPLEs-We have no change to note in the
y.
POTAT0Es-There is better demand but prices
''c CLOVER sEES-The demand continue. active
and prices arm at our last quotations: sales of 100
IBY MAGNETIC TELEaRApH.l
New YoRx MAnKxr. November 2s-P. M.-Flour
ass SssF e. s sspss sSs Ss de-
State; 32@5 4S for extra State; Is 1905 Is for su-
psrns WessTs sus q sS Ss cr so%mon to medium
ping brands extra round-hoop Ohio closing arm.
Canadian Flour shade better: sales 400 brls at Is sd
@6 IS for common to choice extra. Rye Flour
n fair request at 80 7hD! 35 Wheat Is la3c better
Of 1900 bushels at 81 2sGi 2s for MilwauEe Club
the latter price for very choice; 81 35l 81 for In
diana; 81 40 for common white Canada; 81 80 for
white Southern; u SO for white Kentucky. Rye
quiet and hrm: sales OF lI0 bush. at 9Qc. Barley
lower and more active: sales Of 800 bushels at 73@
Chicago Corn firmer for new: sales OF 1900 bush
az for new, and e5c for old yellow: Oats very
dull at 46x@471fc for State, Western and Canadian
Whisky heavy: sales Of 500 brls at &c. Pork dull
and heavy: sales OF 700 brls at SIS e.Gl6 for mess
~ f1 prime Beef Pet F%s II sr sss e 5 bT s
new repacked mess; sl9ll 50 for extra mess SIl 50
ola for double-extra mess Dressed Hogs dull ct
70. Beef Hams quiet and heavy at Sii1l4 20. Prime
mess Beef steady at Slg. Cut Meats quiet and nnl'
srn Out, Cumberland Middles, December and Jsnu-
ary at she Lard dull and heavy: sales of 358 brls.
at l1x@l0xc Butter plenty and dull at llalSc. for
chic, and l412lc. for State Cheese dull AZ sal 10.
Cotton heavy; sales OF 1000 bales-including 1900
bales Of low middliogs Orleans tllc, and niddlinss
boxes Muscovado, at l1@i7Ac. Coffee steady at IN
@ol3c,
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FIRE IN NINTH-sTREET.-The gas meter be-
longing to a house on Ninth street, between
Race and Vine, became detached from the
pipe, yesterday afternoon, and the gas Of
course escaped in large quantities. By some
means, we know not whit, it was ignited,
and for a few moments threatened to consume
the building. The presence of mind, how
ever, Of q young man who happened to be in
the neighborhood at the time, enabled him
to quench the flames and thus save the house
from what in all probability would have been
total destruction.
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School BoARD.--The members of the School
Board met last night at the usual hour. After
the minutes of the last meeting had been read
and approved, communication was read from
tho Mayor accepting the offer Of the Board of
the old school-house on the corner of East
Front and Parson-streets. The resolution
offered at the previous meeting in regard to
this matter was then adopted. Thirty six
desks were then ordered for the Ninth District
School, and communication read from the
superintendent, but as 1t contains nothing
which has not previously been published in
another form, and is extremely lengthy, the
crowded state OF our columns will not admit
Of any portion Of its production here. ags.
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ExKeErIcAL.-In paragraph in our issue of
yesterday we stated that lady had been
placed under ihe influence of ether, by a
Fourth-street Dentist, and leaving the office
before she had fully recovered from its effect,
had fallen down flight of stairs and injured
herself quite severely. There was mistake
in part of this statement; for although the
accident occurred in the street we have named
tho ether was administered upon another
thoroughfare.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular session, yesterday morning,
the County Commissioners passed orders
amounting, in the aggregaterto 81, ,l86 "a, of
which $l7S were paid to j. s. Dennison for
building bridge over canal in Sycamore Town
ship; 5000 to John Darcey for masonry on
Carthage Road; $3.50 to Huston, Carlton &
Co., for stone for the new Jail, and $3.50 65 to
George Fries, jr., for pay roll on new jail for
week ending on Saturday last. Apart from
this no business Of Importance was transacted
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COMMON PLEAS,

DIVORCE surT.--Mary G. McNicoll vs.
Henry McNicoll.-The petitioner alleges extreme
cruelty and gross neglect Of duty. as the grounds
upon which the decree Of the Court for a divorce ls
fense. r"'' - N
Judge Woodruff appeared for petitioner; Judge
spondent. ~ ~ ~
Judge Collins took the case under advisement.
Judge Carter in Room No. called the default list
m CRIMINAL SIpE;-G. Mclean (impleaded with s.
Townsiey and .. Behymer) appeared on trial before
Judge Mallon to answer q charge of murder In the
Anderson. Townsnip. The defendants counsel
lJudge Finn and Mr.. Townsey) claim that the ca
tastrophe arose out Of fight between ono of the
The case was not closed. -I.'IT.l
Messrs. Gaines Kerr appeared for the State.
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Boy DRowNED.-A lad about twelve years
of age, SOD of Joseph Kleinfelter, who resides
on East Plum. street, near Ann, accidentally
fell into the Miami Canal, within sight Of bis
parents house, yesterday afternoon, and before
assistance could reached him was drowned.
Tho body was recovered shortly afterward,
and every exertion made to resuscitate il, but
without avail. An inquest was held, nor did
1t seem necessary to inform the Coroner Of the
accident, for the cause of death was quite pal
pable and we'll known,
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UNPAID LETTERs.-The following is list of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postofice, in this city, November 20:
Madame Ida Sarstedt. Fon du Lac, Wis.
messrs. j. M. Morales 4 Co., Havana, Cuba
Andrew Hunter, Oharlestown, va.
y. B. Hayward New Orleans, La.
M 8. Friend, 203 Broadway, NY
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"a WEST FouRrH.srRrrT.- by reference to
the proper column 1t will be seen that De-
land, Gossage 4 Cuyler are determined 10
outdo all former expectations in the way Of
selling cheap dry goods. Their stock is not
excelied by any other house in the city. IA
o the number.
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WEATHERBY's. We request our readers,
especially the ladies, to observe in another
column the inducements offered by Charles s.
Weatherby, No. liz West Fiftb.street in
dress goods, shawls, cloaks, DC. His stock is
large and varied, and ladies who vi,it liz
West Fifth.street may rely upon getting bar
gains unequaled in any other part Of the city.
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OITY NEW s.

FoR sALE.-A route on this paper. Call at
the counting-room between two and three
o'clock P. NJ. to-day.
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STOLEN.

SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN.-On Thurs
- day, November "a, u young man--supposed him
g be q German, and giving the name OF August
eight years old, and Top.bussy pretty well we'll worm. @
Sa id he was going fifteen miles ON the New Rich
mond road, to an uncle's of the same name. He
was to have been back tho next day (Triday) at
noon. Not having returned, am led to believe 1t
has been stolen. i will literally reward any one
information concerning the same. n. MUNDY,
no2sa' Broadway Hotel Stable, Cincinnati.
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E9 The Champion Club, of this city, give
cotilion party tomorrow evening at
National Hall. The managers will no doubt
do their best to please those who may lend
their presence on this occasion.
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MISSING NUMBERS WANTED.-We will give
ono months subscription for Nos. SO and los
OF tho PENNY PRESS, which are missing from
our files.
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Steamboat Register.

America, Pittsburgh h-wIi Cottage, Memphis,
ohio No: p Marietta; M scoiis, Maysvic; saper.or
Louisville. Mondsy-Te,rraph, LouisyiIie; Fore
isyilie Dunleith. Neville; virginia Home, Nevelle.
DRPARTrRIs-Sunday- Superior, Louisville Mon.
day-Magnolia, Maysville; Forest Queen, Madison;
Ohio No, 2, Marietta; Telegraph, Louisvilie; Dun.
leith, Neyille Virginia Home, Neville; Soliih Amer.
Memphis.
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LOST.

Il .OsT-sTAR BREAsTPIN, GOLD-On
- Thursday last. The finder will be reasonably
rewarded by leaving II at No. 40 Walnut.street.
no29bs TWEED d SIBLEY.
II ,0ST-RING-Ye yesterday (Friday) morn.
IL ing, O large massive Gold Ring, with VIM. I.
Simpson" engraved on the inside, on the corner Of
Fourth and Walnut streets. IS reward will be paid
for It's delivery at the N. W. corner Of Sixth and
Iopnd-streets. no26d'
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SALE OF A FULToN STATION. HoUsE.-A frame
house, formerly used as police station, is for
sale by the Commissioner of tho Eastern Dis
trict,
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:, BALfInoRs MARkEr, Noyem-er 2s,--Flonr steady:
&C Sl Nal IS for white and 81 1901 Is for red. Corn
nIm a. ss9loc for new white and yellow. Provisions
Mess Beef sls; No. l sl2. Whisky frmer at 26H
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE CRY
DURING THE PAST WEEK.-The following state
ment, taken from the books in the ofhoe Of the
City Auditor, shows the receipts aud expendi.
lures Of the city for the week ending on Sat-
urdaY last:
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Observation-Disclosures Breckenridge,
Hon. Humphrey Marshall and John Young
Brown, of Kentucky, arrived at the Spencer
House last evening, en- route for Washington.
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CINOINNATI OATTLE MARKET.

ing last evening eyinced little variation from the
week preceding The receipts of the week are: Beef
are as annexed Beef Cattle-From 81 to 81 15;extra
S3to So so. Sheep-From 81 rs 10 81 rs per head
uOgs-From "a rs to as IN
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION Jacob Graft 4 Co.
sell this morning, at $40 West Sixth-s.rset, q
lot Of superior household furniture.
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CINCINNATI MARKET-NoyEMppa "a

FL0uR-The market continues buoyant, but can
not we'll be called higher, though 1t IL dificult 10
buy superhne below IS 10. The sales add up l4OO
extra. - = VS.
WHISKY-The market Ia steady: sales Of l,5OO brls.
at 23c including that from wagon.
HQGS-The receipts continue light, and this with
good weather, makes the market buoyant and prices
are fully l0c. higher. The sales were =
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-Fo the
Penny fsss, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
West Foarth-strest, November 2s.
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-A COFFEE-BO OUsE-Now
n doing good business, with fixtures for sale.
Inquire at No. ll3 Third street, In the premises
lnO29bsl a.
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The hearing Of the evidence in the matter
Of the assignment Of Mann 4 Straus proceeded be-
fore this Oourt.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-Tw or three gentlemen can
AD obtain large room, with board, and tho COM
forts OF o home, at No. 29 Seyenth.street. Gas in
the room. References required no29b'
U0ARDING-A few young men can OBJ.
AV tain first class Board and O quiet home at No.
1862 Plum.street, near Fourth. no29b'
R0ARDING-Two gentleman can be ac-
Nd commodated with front room In private
family, with board, at No. 3H Fourth street. no29bh
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CINCINNATI HORSE MARKET

The city horse market for the week ending last
evening was less active than for the week previous
class The demand for good horses is active and in
sxcess Of the supply The sales at the different sta.
S9,672; at Miller, Eastwood 4 Co.'s, So head, for
$3.50; at W. H. Steayenss 25 head for O9j; at %,
p. Riey's u head for S2337 50; at B. Jenniier's Is
head for S2975; at o. II. Riders 10 head for nj 400
Total 3l2 head yalued MT x3Z 63Q IN " N''N'N'
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Anniversary Meeting of the Young
Mons Bible Society.

The twenty fourth anniversary meeting Of
the Young Mems Bible Society Of this city was
held yesterday evening at the Central Presby-
terrain Church, on Mound street, near Seventh.
The attendance, although fair, was not large
as could have been wished; still the exercises
were quite interesting, and the meeting passed
off very agreeably.
After the usual devotional opening exercises,
the treasurer. John D. Thorpe, read his yearly
report, which showed the following receipts
and expenditures during the last fiscal year:
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N0R RENT-R00MS-S for rail.
~ road, law. or insurance offices, on second and
Press Office. The building hasbeen newly re.panted
and re Rapered. All in good order. Apply at tho
Press Office. nOl9
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A fine lot of Shelving, two
II. Counters Office Stove Desk, Grocery Bins, &c /,
suitable for q grocery, bakery or otherwise. The
above goods are IN good condition, and will be sold
cheap for cash. Apply at the House. furnishing De-
pot, No. "a East Fifth -street-W Carter proprietor
fno29b
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EyOR RENTAL Nos. 98 and 100 Milton
a. street. THREE APARTMENTS, entirely dis
tinct, with good yards water, &C., consisting Of
Of two rooms, ono OF three and one of four-suied
for email families. Inquire at Prospect Hill Cot
faRe, lust above. no2gb+
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ENOR T-COTTAGE--A cottage with
n several rooms; brick house centrally located,
suitable for families there Ia good and hydrant
attached; will berented low 10 prompt paying ten
ants. Inquire Of CHARLIE, at the Press Office.
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N0R SALE--One FIRE-PROOF SAFE, of
~ Urban, Dodd n Co.'s make, in good order
Gall at No. l2s Walnut.street between Third and
Fourth. nOo0hs
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N0R SALE-The FURNITURE of room,
n consisting of high post bedstead chairs, wash
stand, stove, carpet and bedding. Can be eeen for
Saloon, Hycamore.street. nO2Qbs
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FOR SALE-D0G-A fine, large watch
II dog, suitable for store Keepers Gan be seen at
Fifthstreet Market-house corner Fifth and Walnut.
Htreets this morning. no2SbS
E0R SALE-THE LATE RESIDENCE
Il OFS. X. HASHOUR.-The undersigned offers
bridge City and East Germantown, Ind, the same
being good house, nearly new, with all necessary
be found IN old Wayne The property IL we'll SUP.
piled with shrubbery of all kinds, In addition to
which there Is an orchard of the best varieties Of
fruit just beginning to bear The property would DO
very desirable to farmer who would want to retire.
For terms address 3. X. HASH0UR,
Indianapolis.
Or apply personally to SAM. H. HAsHOtR,
no2awF Cambridge CITY
N0R SALE-A fine Steel Rolling Mill,
n four inch suitable for dentist or jeweler; also
Lathe suitable for wood turner, for sale at reas.
enable price, by calling at SHEDD Il WELSH'S, No
lO3 West Fifth.street, between Vine and Race.
[no23aw*l
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- prnNTr AUCrIONRER --MoRTG AGE BALE
~ ssssns ross Wood household allure, paintings
- Of att Ac Ac. The undsrsspsd VI, sen ~ PUBLIC
sucsio> entire spsndd furniture marble and bronze sAus
risoly H. s costly Chinese and Bohemian vases superb p
ry psnthA contained the elegant i've story residence No
IS wea Eeven lots Of rich carved rosewood rn
tuIe ali made % orr months ago The public are assured
hs The sale viii be p impsratIve that shou ID
which = sde sogass giving an accurate de-
scpon Of e.eIsSspsg Oh rAin The fur
niure OF the house consss In pam and satin
Fosewoo pAor suits ed ali IN perfect order, ele
OF nine pieces in silk velve ss with marble tops
Esnily carved csnGs sofa and pier tai rs 10 tapestry and
Har; elegant carved seven octave y suvic cabi
tapestry, Wilton and administer carpets, n with
met two splendid marble tip rose wood eegeres, us.
with oorniOss slabs and and embroidered laos
Curtains corner stands with mirror backs French escre
consoles Ia buh work superb paintings and glass
knAb satuay and groups with large and beautiful coec
sEvEs UcTaSH fiANoFOasE.
One Of the nOst superb Instruments offered at auction this
richly carved legs and insd With mother pearl
and sod pearl keys mode By city Makers muhc rack stool
Hall rosewood hat stand oil cloth stair carpet
CHAMBEKs-SEOOND SroAY.
ROSEWOOD dreng bureau satusry marble TOP and plated
de gace shaving stands toilet SETS bed linen blankets sheets
b0sess and p0ws feather BEDS Brussels
pet. nirrors. clock, lase curtains 30
DINING ROOM.
Black walnut exensqn dining table buffet buffers tray and
nand; crystal cut and engraved glass decanter gnbes
champagne Wines preserve and fruit stands tumbler1
1emCnades silver plated caster spoons frks cake basket
French china diuner 16C set A pieces also
largo assortment of excellent kitchen foraturo