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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

- hlbHhbND, lk'lNIi, devote tntn entHc dlteu-
ton To- the sale of 2OBArTO. WHEAT, fLOLR,
and other COCNTRr PKGDECE, and to the
purchase of SUPPLIES for their Country customers.
-REFkR 10
John g. Lane. esq, R"Ppabdmock, Va.
Absal"m Jordan. esd. " -
Rev. ". I. Lcayell. d" d"
Monroe Kelley, ESD, :"
Powhatan Robertson. esq, C"Ipepar. Ia.
X. W. bowman, esq, FoayUer, Va.
Richmond, j. ls-e"ly
A VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.-Th. val.
"A liable FARM of the late G. {. Tulaferro de
ceased ia Culpepcr County, is offered for SALE pri.
vately. This Farm Is on the Rapidan River al
joining the Rapidan Station, Orange and Alexan.
drla Railroad the Station being only few hun
drri yards from the dwelling house and barn. Ii
contain. 630 ACRES, is highly productive, situu-
ted III a beautiful country, and surrounded by n
e. most desirable ncighborhuud The BUILD.
81 lNGS are convenient, and in good repair.
TEENS accommodating Any Information in re-
lstlon To the Farm may Ice had by application to
the subscriber. to the following persons :-Robt
4. Mayo. esq, DR.. +. ". Roddy, Richmond; DR..
4. Taacrro. Cupeper COur, House or DIR. II. ID.
Taliaierro, Orange Court House
LAW. II. TALIAFERRO.
Raplan Station. Cupeper Co., NH 7-2awtf
I INDEN WHISkEY.-Thi. WHISKEY i.
IL made in the old fashioned copper STILL by dou
bic di>tiIiatiun, just beyond the summit OF the Blue
Ridge in Warren county. Va. the line of Eau
quicr, where the ."iness aud purity Of the u
tain spring water, and the quality OF the rye, con-
stituc important elements i'll making the Whiskey
for which this locality has been long celebrated. It
is PERFECTLY pure beyond all doubt, being made eI
clu,wely Of re, hops. and barley malt, with the
utmost care. The quantity made is limited and
bought principally for private use, by gentlemen
counoi--eurs i'll the surrounding counties, who are
critically nice i'll laying by stock for Improvement.
A small consignment has lately been made to
MARSHALL a WARD, of Alexandria; or il can
be procured direct, through correspondence with
DR.. FISHER, vi Linden, Warren County, Va.
oct 2J-sntf
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NWGLLED COTTON DCCR.-Just received T.
lot ot heavy rwilled Cotton Duck, suitable for
Thrsshing Sheets. lie 30l BRYAN ADAMS.
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AND FOR SALE Cfcr ut private sale my
4 farm IA miles from Piedmont Station. and u
4 mile from Cool Spring Church. containing On r
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. About 'oo
acre. Of this land il cleared and ina tne state OF
cultivation all wull set in grass. aud 20 acres oil
hottom land which j. first rate timothy meadow.
-. The IMPROVEMENT are small but comtor-
E$; table. There is ru the premises an old hiii
site. one of the best in the country. Persons III
v,nt Of \ small farm would do well to examine
this land As wish to go West and am anxious to
sell and will give possession the LIST day oi sop
tember next.
Terms liberal and would take young Servants IN
part pay.
,,rn,',,,, attention. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station, Fauquicr CO.. jy h-e"im
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
n The "CLISH FARM" within one mile ct
Al.xandria, on the Great Hunting Creek. contain
inc OLE HUNDRED AND NINETY TWO
AIRES. The proximity Of this farm To AleAan-
dri.. as well ~ il. superior SOIL would make 1t u
most desirable sud profitable DAIRY AND GAR-
DEN FARM Itis hardly possible for any one
wi.bipk to engage in the above named business, l"
obtain in the immediate neighborho"d OF AleXsn-
dria, 50 desirable farm.
The said farm will be sold in whole or divided
into lots to suit purchasers.
ANY one wishing to purchase will call upon D.
II. MONROE, No. 3G Queen street. or the under
signed. ELlLabEl II mANn -,
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soRpoNsy1LLE FEMALE ACADEMY

TiNHE Third Session of this Institution will begin
on the Jtl day Of September, 1872 aud end
un the 3Oth DIV of June, lnh".
-TEACHER>.-
Rev. ID. ;. Ewing. Principal and Teacher at
Ancient Languages, Mathematics, and Moral mi
los"phy. -,
French sii Assistant in Mathematics. Miss \.
r. Shaw.
Music, Printing, and Drawing, Mr.. Pr"Sinser.
English, Mis-. Betty l.. Miller.
Boardin, Department conducted by Mrs. Mary
+. Barbour.
-TERNS.-
Board. With every personal accommodation. i"
months. $40: Music Sin; Higher English $50;
Lower do. $50: Frencl $50: Latin and Greek so
each: Driving and Painting so each.
Bills must be paid halt in advance ami the re-
m,indcrat the end ot the term. Rigid intermc-
d;.,. ,,nl final cxa niln,iuns. No store accounts.
alloweIexrept by express permission "i parents
ar yuuriisns. No deductions except for protrac-
ted illn.s. No pupil received for less than five
month For further particulars. address
REV. b. d. EWING, Gordonsville. Va.
Rr.HyScLs Judge K. II. Field, Culpeler G..
II. Ry, John H. Bocock, d. D.. Georgetown;
Rev [ u. Armstrong d. d.. Norfolk: Col. W. 5.
E.m,,r. Alexardria: DrS. Morse and lioge. Rich
mond Gordpns,ille. Va jy 6-law6w
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THOMAS q. rtNiUS. r.
PEYTON & ARCHER

4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l3y CARY ST.,
- RICHMOND, NRGISIA. devote their entire atten-
ton To- the sale of 2OBArTO. WHEAT, fLOLR,
and other COtNTRI PKGDfCE, and to the
purchase of SUPPLIES for their Country customers.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, BrExTSyuLE.
" JuxE 20, lSj9.-The par,ics To the decree. -
which the foregoing is copy, hereby notified
that have fixed upon the 18th day OF Augu-'
next, Ut my Office. To execute the law; at which
time and place they are required 10 attend. win
the necessary evidence to establish their inter- -.
A. NlCOL. Commissioner
Prince William Co.. jy 6-wiw
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

1A M s;... ;:'s;;;s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11
sALHs Ar AUCTION.
J. BLEECKEl., sON CO. w III. IN l. AT AUG
n. ton al u c.ocs, at the Aerchaus' Exchaa ge,
10 TgEsDAl. 18Th lost,

"A. don a'iso''lsc; y A. Nsrshsas saaSaes &C.
VALUABLE sE '1 ' cssraAL PARE
ga s Ss So i'd '' '
% @ @ feet ss sss ~ ss .ssas & "
On an seSas sos hsas cesner ih ST. duo o sAss
IN IN street.. 10, on Tie south soe Of ha st sst % te'
wee, ,.% sear rs assnss ss
some Of Dem being on garden spots.
At n o'clock to their saesroon,
wIss sa aS SIS sss ssh %nes'sa &c.
snsf ie Ny Iosr
sssh sds Ssls
~ aoa,v, casks ss sTa s.. Port s,. .,,
3 sa. e ss ss, w sssy
Is sis1es ia nnrssa sherry q sI saps,isr ps'''
100 sslous OF the finest Lomoardy wiss
att: st .a re ss Is & @
80 barrels of very fine Old Bourbon whiskey.
Also the following
Champagnes in bond:-
70 baskets ,epu'ne heasick Champagne.
IS baskets champagne ock Iai quarts
Is baskets Champagne Cook Tai half pints:
And . large invoice Of other liquors
i FIJI ss ssSSss
guaranteed to be the same ~ the sample
A, l2l, O'Clock
Six Duryee Fors, tbs Platform Scales from 400 no lbs
bthe auenon of hotel keepers and prirae BUYERS
cal red 10 this sale goods Of DETER quality tina
hose us.sy sold al auction and all liquors will be delivered
per sample
a.aosoes giving full descriptions, ready n, No.
ON THURSDAY DEC. 49,
AT " O'Clock, AT the Merchants Exchange,
Absolute Sale O6 Lots 81 9th Goth orb
ss'h sh oih sh 10th and lssh streets, fronting or
On 9TH lots the southeast of tooth
The 20 5av0 fee. and The Others IS 2xl00 feet
Un leon street 10 fun sos The south side of the
commencing 1o feet from Sd asenae, 25x00l each
IS 4xi677.
On e fn lots the north side of the street, $50
feet from atb avenue 23xtUt II each
1ciT S ''|s
On 9Th lots cores the northwest
On ii5h IL lots cores north side tn
street 1903 feet ehes west from 6in avenue 2xl III each
feet from fth avenue 2Jyl0Oll each.
On 9Th sin is and the north side OF tbs street
Nz 9 west from 9h ave, IS by lup IL each
On asib IT, s apS cores the south side Of the siree
III 10 vest from 9th aad adjoining above In the rear lot
% by ly9.il each
On ssh st. fine large gore lots the north side Of To-
street, nenepg l76 aest from the 9th and varying 10
size from 81 by lo4 9to 25by 1872
On 18th 2i tine lots and cores the north side of tn
commencing ls2 feet from 9Th Is by 00ll
each; Iieth street graded and the lots are grade
On I'd - fine lots northwest corner OF 95th st. The corner
Is Is 81 by 10, others IS by l00each.
On @ih It Adjoining the above, fine lotsi
in the market ana oe great Inducements to wishing
pur base for investment or otherwise Terms liberal.
On Cd ayeThe two and basement frame horfe and
lot on The west de- midway between nth and 18th
size Of 10, Is az by lilo # The house Is led with brick
has hard finished walls Crotn water In yard &c By order OF
Executor of the estate Of julie q. Ray.
Maps terms and full particulars OF the above at No. Pine
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THE CIRENIEN,

MANHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY NO. SAT A
III meeting Manhattan Engine Co No held OF the engine
house Monday Dec 1899 the following preamble and
resolutions unanimously adouted:--
whereas In the dspcnsaon of an all wise Providence we
are called upon the loss of brother
+ Morgan who but days since In the enjoyment of
health With prospect of continued length of
days n of usa uness 10 our midst; and
Whereas 1t is becoming that the members OF this Company
should iesy proper the sorrow they feel in this
sad bsreav ement; therefore, be IL
Resolved That this Company deeply sympahse with the
widow the children and other relatives OF deceased in the loss
they sustained jn being thus suddenly deprived OF
who p an domestic relations of life eyinced tina
which dignity and adorn the and mark the faithful and
efficient citizen
Resoiyed That the Of this Company attend the
funeral in body and that they the usual badge OF
mourning. -
That the secretary transmit copy Of the above
the family deceased and publish the the Herald,
Ieaee and Mercury. X. @. BROWN, Chairman.
r. II. OGDEN secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

rAusfs FOR DroRCE-m tho Massachusetts House,
chapter 107 Of divorce was amended by adopung o iol
LIVING section substitute for section "a ais"rce
the bond Of Dstrimony may DO docfeea ~ iavo u
Their party for extreme cruelty doee' ton py me osner
divided the deserton shah have continued Tor I'VE CON
cuye wears. and In favor u wife deserving nor nus
band when appears thai SUCH deseruop hhai nave con-
in for three years. aud was caused o gross
vapton or cruel neglect OF the husband 70 provide suit
All. maintenance for her. no being or sufficient ability
60 to do Section niue aso amended by adding 10 tne
causes of divorce "gross aud confirmed habits Of ntox
eaton contracted after marriage, or cruel and abusive
treatment'
At the Olympic, Mr. Coppin has been drawing largo
audiences by series Of performances aid of certain
proposed new charities.
letter firm Casse states that tho funeral of Spohr
was celebrated there with great solemnty tho pre-
sence Of An immense conconrse of people, As the pro-
sesson advanced 10 the cemetery band played Beeth0
vens funeral march The pail covered with wreaths
and garlands and among them two palm branches
sent Wy the King Of Hanover with garlands by the Qeen
Of Hanover the Prince Regent OF Prussia, &c. Spohr
was born at Gandershen, ia Brunswick, in 1888 He
ceived his first lessons in from the vionat Moan
court, and carly obtained appointment musician In
the Dake OF BruRswPkis household In 1905 he
manager Of the Mt Gotla and in 1878 became
director OF the orchestra at the Vienna theatre. While
there he wrote his "Faus In 1917 he went to Frank
fort hepce TO London, and finally settled at Casse where
he composed all the best Of his works. Spohr
Of the first volnists OF his day. He especially dig
tngoished for the energy of his style fact the
Iemak aLle that that quality deficient in his compost
tons.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCI1CF SALE OF READYMAD DC CLOTHING, PIaCE
a, Goeds, boots and Shoes Dry 90. &e A. n: Jeis
IALAk, Anc!'oneer - Bowery, win 80 Monday Dec "
?, w oclsek large assortment Of bionabe CSssi &,
aleu-. ~ garments Voats Pan's and We Broadcos ossa
atm Alpacas Dress Goods, &C.. 40 Also large lot VI
slppens, ehoeA, 10 - - - -'
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~ virtue o shs authority vested BY the lesaia
co.e q. e he sy q Now me sasseSsr ooapa
dse sesar 4 s s a on ne .aSas
V, ,ss ~ Lee ososs y 70 ssse s ssIrs .se.s
s sse % s he e5 IN ,g sa from he s;s "a,
York sid es run % and srom he Ss snss.
sh Ups asdys and V premises y he 1s
@ or I 81 nsnr de- sa
acs sfoSssD may 30 At the oos Of s.s Avenue Or "a A1
ion sis not he Of The alps landings tsImaon.
may made ssDa poni 10 hsS NJ vicinity,
he essee shal 30 elect q his own cost ane expense
shall ihs said several ferries uniform q
are not s rates sua The q s
deemed aud held TO be forfeiture Of the and ne said
lesse herety become absolutely nuu and void
lhe purchaser sssee other than the esssea ~O
required purchase At fail appraised valuation the boais
y aese1sar 70, Ss q sash d O. as
ntsrssed rer.opsne be cb sen BY he crescent esssss
by the purchaser lessee under thr Gale and the third
The lease be made usoa, Of ferry
conform the e. the charter and
be incurred by the Corporation for
s De Il The sass spS ferries
sod annual less than tbe amounto
Tis purchaser lease q ne ferries and their
tssss w he r.aned pay At the ue o. sale % me ooscs
amount bid for the rent 70 be applied on The rent Of tue
Otherwise forfeited the Corporation VIII the
TINE ss Be Ss s s ~ s b. 70 ss
bond with suretes TO be approved ny the somorner for
he puncns Of the yearly and for he
faithful execution OF the covenants OF the lease.
The eea Of the Auconeer and the eXpenae Of tho lease b
osid by the purchaser
The Lease wn Also contain covsuan, requiring each ferry
have attached to LIS engine fire apparatus force
pump With not ess than 100 feet of hose Of the quality and
by the Fire department Of this city TO Be-
exiting shment Of Urea whenever required the
Chief Engineer bis services leased
sill receive twenty dollars hour for each nour
gaRed RoBT. Il. HAWS, Comptroller.
CRY oYNEw YoRx DxpApTxks, OF FINANCE, ConyTaoAl.
ems OFFCE, November IL, 1859
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

HroTIcE.--THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Of eoUN
IN cinen requested 10 meet IN No. s. City Hall on
Monday, 18th st at ga A. NJ to attend the funeral OF Mrs r.
'''' S5 sSEst 4ss Hiss sH spssii Committee
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RAILROADS..

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE 81 TO ALBANY.
On and after Monday Nov. a. 1889 will leave Twenty
fourth street station, New York. a. follows:-
For Wnlspps aa 80 and j a NJ $50 and ssoPA
For White Plains 6l5 p M depot corner White and
Centre streets.
For Croton Falls, p H., from Twenty. sixth street.
For Milerton, P. NJ. rom Twenty sixth street ,.,
For Albany, A. NJ. I'm Tweny sixth street. MAI uan'
Returning will leave ,o,.
Williams bridge, $40 and sd A. M, AMI aud s49 r.
Whhepiars, end 1:90 A. ", 45e p. NJ
Croton Falls, A. M
Mnlerten, 7 A. N.
Albany, IL A. NJ, NAL train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

y{JlLIAM ABBOTT. AuCTfoNEER--wILI SELL, ON
w Monday 18th nst at l0ts O'clock The stock and fixtures
Of the family grocery store NO 30 Carne sree. consisting
Spices spendd Refrigerator Counter Drandies Wines
weed and hoe also tine Horse grocery Wagon,
&c.
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DICH JEWELRY.

IL LOUIS ANRICH,
Under the New York Hotel,
offers to his friends and the public in general his entire stock
OF Je@ery, fine Diamonds and Watches OF twenty five per
cent than any other in Broadway.
Persons who intend TO make presents will find 10 their
look his goods before purchasing any
place LOels ANhlcH 73 broadway,
New York Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11
rBERT NJ. GRIFFIN CO.. AuoTIoNEERs

Magnificent hossshsIa Furniture rosewood ss.Iawood
superb octave Pianooe ormuo and orooze
China Vases French plate pier and nansi Mirrors medal
sn yss ann s EMO o s ans
Bonzes oak dntnsroom Furnnre wood chamber Fnr
aco rsspee,a sior their friends and he
MONDAY Zee H. :. ~ sssss ali the Fsnsase 4 ca
@ss ' Firm s;n's ss
the in ssar Of Cs1ses g. B ns
too rdsT for the present city makers and S. per
four anshed al legs and
made by Broadway makers and the richest offered
bro rosewood Secretary Bessase
sd with a. M Rsss c os
poriahe ting Desk adys Table inlad with mober
Brasss'. media Velvet oarps.s Mosaic aass French
e e y M a g. Ra
Of craving room Furniture eo,ered In three coossd
sa SOFAS arm e
superb sgerr, richly carve in ru. and DO
ronzes sp1 Night and orn'us Pandora fsina
ki1ss psssas paia.sss
ns fsa
%e b %
g ss 6, h ds4. q h s G b9
bute, antique lava Vases cm posnpe and Hercu.oenn two
bisque and Dresden Ornaments ACCORDION, Musical
Box ten different tunes bronze Clock month i'm
potee xpess for the present owner card and qnae.e Ia
Chairs match oicolh velvet stair Carpets silver plated
Rode Cham ers--Two rosewood marble dressing Blu
DO sedsteads and commodes 70 match; toilet Tables
Mutt Couch Rockers Chairs and four Chairs covered In
oquet es.y Brasse Carpets spring and hair
live feather Beds Blankets Sheets Counterpanes Boil
aud Pillows oval Mirrors pastel Painting Chs Mothers
Vison Medallion decorated china Toilet Set Turk
sh Towels Rack hrocaei Gurtsins Upper Cham sMa-
hogsny and enainelled Furniture &c Dining hoom-s)hi
carved oak Buffet Chars tuers' Tray and Stand 6 feet
extension niug Tab all the China and Glass from
the house Of Jno g. vo Co. consisting of cfs,a cut and
md preserye s,.nas, gold hand china Dnner set, 100
and gold ianor Bet taran marble Butter Disa,
Service silver plated Ware from Reed Baron Coffee Urn
handled table Cutlery four baskets desick two dem
johns old Oard Brandy 1875 two do old ssoch Whs
key do Gordon Cherry elk boxes Cloves Soap,
do Starch, barrel white and do brown Sugar
Groceries &c; also the basement and kitchen rurn
ture stone, iron and dso Ware kitchen rabies Rerge
copper Utensils &C. Terms Of sale cash banxable
money certified checks cash deposit required ali pur
cbasers the Auctoneers doois to be
within IS after the Catalogues the house
morning of House for sale Inquire AUG
uoneers.
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EDWARD sCEENuR, AUCrIONEER
~ 20 c0NFEcfiOkERs

By ~ y X; sCIiEkCK, Monday. f2tn inst. at II
atSes tner saearoom IS Nassau street large Of
SUIT the trade = " - - ~ ~
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COMPANY +, SIXTY.NIETH REGIMENT N Y s n,
" held their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday even
ing inst Resolutions passed regreting the sudden
of their late brother member owen Duffy ls Resolved
that Ibis deeply sympaihse with the family of our de-
brother member having the OF devoted
husband kind aeconaie father I'd Resolved that
deeply regret the audden interrogation of Divine Providence In
suddenly deprived of the society of good member
company socabe and pleasant private companion
3D. that the usual badge of mourning
days. h Resolved that of these proceedings be
10 the family deceased brother member and
also be pubshedi in the Herald, Phoenix and Irish Newsc
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u,Hos. J. MILLER, AuCTIoNErR.

TTNHOS. j. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
Peremptory sale Of gallery OF original modern oil
Paintings studies and sketches the entire collection
of that dts ing iished artist Mr. T. p. koss ter.
The catalogue will embrace of his before
exhibited including the three celebrated pictures hch obtained
he medal honor the International Exhibition
Paris In 1856 offered for sale in of his
moving the country that his time wholly v>ted
10 large hiatoricai works.
THOMAS J. MILLER Will sell at auction Monday
ming December ~ 1882 at the scademy OF Design Tenth
broadway the entire collection above
which may be enumerated the Wise and foolish Virgin;
Primitive Life; and uiogeone and Companions Going 10 tho
LIDO three paintings which received the the gold
medal of honor at the greet French Exhibition in 1885, FIRST
essen; Washington and his Family at Mount Vernon Tho
Pairican County and City Post Oces; Isoa Bella Syrens
Tired Of Pay Trio Italian Coast holntsiu Scenery Joan of
Prison together with many smaller works before
offered for sale The pictures will be view grattoasy
until time of sale from A. NJ until NJ, and The three
eeerres preceding the sale Catalogues had tbs
exhibition the Office Of the auconeer, II Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

A SPLENDID LADy's HUNTING WATCH AND
"A Chatene CHAIN 1900 for 500; $5 cost $780,
geDt'emens double Time wsh for $50 worth $500 hunt
s lever ne $685. open face English leverf50 ims
ton double tineer US Advances diamonds watches kc
j. II. BAhRlNoER, ITO Broadway, room G up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11
rYIE MILITARY.

u O. Isss-Ihe members f.the Chanffau Battalion
quested meet for parade at 5 Barclay street.
or Monday next 18th ut O'Clock A. n, precisely Uni
dark clothes and black bat Muskes belts 80 win be
FURNISHED at the headquarters The ,alon will parade
Hobuk target praice Dy order j. l.. WAUGH Capt
j. GRAHAM Orderly Sergeant
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A BsoLUTR SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE
"A On MONDAY Dec H. commencing ri I0}S O'Clock.
At the brown residence d vest Twenty fifth street,
near Silth avenue. .
BY order Of the Morgagee
Rich Household FUrntu' e. consisting of
Rosewood, Parlor and Bedroom Suits,
Velvet. Brusse and ingram Carpets and RuQe,
Oil Paintings. Bronzes Parian China Vases,
Looking Glasses Curtains Shades and Futures
Elegrnt Pisno orte, Stool aud French cloth Cover;
Large size tiiver Watss Casters Cake Baskets Forks
Spoons Tea fes 80 very handsome ExtepNon Dining
Bile ivory handled Cutlery Croctery and Glass Ware Dnne
and Tea sets of French CHINA with variety Of other articles
tign found Ia q first class res
dence. Sale positive, rain or shine.
J, Mll.SOR TAYLOR Auc'ionee~
N. BFifth and sz avenue cars and stages pass short
distance from the house.
AUCTION NOTICES.. h J. BOGART AUGTIONEERa--
n Monday, Dec ~ at l0% ocock at 200 Hudson street.
peemptory sale of Household Furniture 10 concern
consisting Of mahogany bookcases mahogany aad plain Dress
ing Bureaus mahogany marble WaShsands Toilet Tables
mahogany Sofas Parior aud Cottage Suits mahogany aud Cot
Bedseads Mattresses Bedding Carpets OH
cloth Looking Giasses rngrayings Oil Paintings Giocks
BILE top Centre rsbcs seat and Windsor Chairs
Kitchen Furniture &c.
TUESDAY Dec IL,
10s o'clock AZ the auction general of
Household Furniture &c.
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UtlNs ATS.
Ihc largest collection cf the best and cheapest Paintings
IN the ali choice Subjects at prices from han
dred aoas For sale by NJ BENJAMIN SO Broadway, cor
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