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FROM SOUTH ANEP1C.


CARACAS, Dec. 10, lSj9-The fruits of the revo-
luton are being made manifest every day BY the
arrival OF the sick and wounded
mere nave been several battles lately on the
plains, sprinkled with robberies and murder.
Sotil!a has finally been beaten in the province of
barcelona, with a loss of 200 men killed and
wounded. anu
We have been anxiously looking for the great
Datile between the two armies. The country is in
very dIsordered condition. The coffee crop will
ne fully bali lost for want of labor to pick it, All
the prisons are full of those suspected to be opposed
10 the government. The constitution admits of free
discussion of political matters, but freedom of
thought is criminal offence at present
=, senior Pedro Jose Rojas, who resides in New
ork, has been elected representative of Caracas
Tor the next Congress; it is much feared there will
not not he a sufficient number of members elected to
the country. -
General Castro remains in durance and strongly
guarded, Tor fear of rescue, it is believed The
present government is by no means popular; in
lact' TINS country was never so badly governed AS
at present; there is a universal complaint: the
country Is enslaved by moneyed arstocracv.-
Money Is the governing principle rrespondeace
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MARYLAND UNITED STATES SENATORS The An
nap0ilS correspondent of the San saws:
The election Of United States Senator is the
subject OF much interest and discussion here. as
well as IN political circles throughout the State
lhe elements are forming and COMBINING, which
VIII enable the friends of all the candidates TO
Judge OF the result in about ten davs There are
% votes on the Joint ballot, (if all are present 30
votes VIII nominate the Senator, and % votes
create tie The Eastern Shore has l8 votes in
Democratic caucus. The Eastern Shore, (Which
IS entitled by usage to the Senator it is under
Stood Will present six candidates, Hon James A
Pearce, the present SENATOR Hon. James A. Stew
art, present Representative in Congress; Ex-Gov.
Grayson Hon. John G.. Groome, Cathel Humph-
reys, Esq, and Hon. Edward Long, formerly a
member OF Congress, and at present member of
the House of Delegates
The vote of the Eastern Shore is said by some to
be nearly equally divided among them. Others
state that Mr. Stewart has I votes, Mr. Pearce 5
and other votes distributed. The friends of Mr.
stewart assert positively that he is ahead of his
competitors as far as the Eastern Shore vote is con
cerned. The vote of the Western Shore counties
will be very much divided. The members Of the
many county delegations will not vote as n unit.
The contest, however, is more one of personal pre-
terence than otherwise. Any one of the candidates
would no doubt faithfully serve the interests of the
State, and be true to Democratic principles"
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nOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKETS, Jan. 49, Flour-The de
mand continues limited, and prices unchanged Tn,
ssles were confined to 800 barrels extra at 505 55
Receipts light.
Whlskey-Ihe market is steady and the demand good
sales oil SOo barrels at 20x cts including wagon
Hogs-No change in the market The receipts ar,
light not over ooo head the last "a hours The sales
were N S'N'
o0 5oo heau averaging $40 lbs So 81
Cloverseed-Ihe demand 10 good and prices Arm .,
$465 for sacks and brs Sales 200 sacks AZ az
at $4.65 A0o WIS
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.--Cotton is quiet but frm..,. :,
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A lady in Albany, the other day, presented an
NJ. p. of that city with leather medal, for his eff
fciency in arresting of number Of Young
ladies who were sliding down hill
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Albert Smith has a severe attack of apnplexv;
for day or two he was in critical state but the
latest accounts say hopes were entertained of his
recovery.
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The Charleston, S. C., Mercury of Friday last
has this announcement: ga shad lunch will be
served this day at the Palmetto Restaurant, rs
East Bay"
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UNITED STATES STEAM CORVETTE SEMIyOLE-We
learn from the Navy-Yard correspondence of the
Pensacola Observer that the machinery for the Sem
mole has arrived at the Navv-Yard from New
York, and will be placed in her as early as pos.
sible.
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The HoG CRoP.-lt is estimated that the number
OF hogs packed in the principal packing cities of
this country the past wear, ,5G2, ,329-a de
crease from 1873 of &c SIG
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The woods adjacent to Norfolk Virginia. are
said to be alive with robbins. Quantities of them
are being killed and brought into market, where
they lind ready sale at BIZ cents per dozen
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From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G.-Various private confar-
ences have taken place since Friday among the
gentlemen representing the different parties in the
House, with aview of agreeing upon basis for
the election of Speaker, but, as heretofore with
out favorable result. Several members await an
opportunity to offer propositions of practical
character for this purpose. Among them is that of
Mr.. Sickles, whose resolution provides that the
House now proceed to an election of Speaker viva
uoce, and that if upon the first call of the roll no
one shall have majority, Ia quorum being presently
then from those having the highest numbers,
not exceeding three, the House viii proceed
to make choice by second vote, and if neither
nave nav majority, then from the two highest on
s o9e nst @ the House will proceed to make choice
., oa;s Speaker That if upon the third vote the
Tou a~D persons shall receive equal NUMBER the
tho WIN continue to vote for the other of
ene SAINT TWO persons until one of them shall re-
snd until ebny and that pending the election
bate. The most claimed for tb;s nronositinn ;s
that it is according to the constitutional mode Of
eecting President by the House in the event If
failure by the people to do so, and by which The
Senate chooses a Vice President in the same con-
tingency. se o'"
The Senate in Executive session TODAY ued
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK. JAM 16.-Cotton is quiet but frm-saI.s q,
500 bales to-day Flour is frm-saes of I3 600 bbls
State $6.2o9525; Ohio s57095.s5 Southern x55Ss *
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean were invited to spend
Christmas at Adare Manor, the princely residence
OF the Earl and Countess Of Dnnraven.
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND - DECEMBER
TERM, lS59.-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. l6, 18GO.-No 33 -
Gerard Cover Us. Sarah c. Owings Appeal from
the Superior Court of Baltimore city. The argu-
ment in this case was further continued and con
cluded by T. P. Scott for the appellee, and by
Steele for the appellant.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

.
The Legislature of Ohio have indefinitely postponed the
consideration of the bill restore per cent interest
1our
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The Minister of France at Rome has been obliged
to sell consolidated funds to the amount of two
millions of francs Hard put.
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We are pleased to learn that MIR. Rembrandt
Peale has become convalescent, with prospect of
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Iotdl ,4S1
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says that the
following the earnings of the Great Western Rail
way for the week ending 9th January 1850:
dSstueeEs.'' Sl3,27S i2h
rrelShb ana llNe STOCK. 1229l.38
Mails and sundries ........... ...,...... l37Olsk
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The Philadelphia Treasurer is unable to pay the
city bills as they become due and many creditors
have entered suit against the corporation.
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e The iron imported from the Lake Superior mines
during the past season. is estimated at S402 900 in
yalun.
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Total. SGT, ,939 9t
corresponding week last year.......... 30,169 81
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NAVAL 0RDER.-Purser George W. Clark has
been ordered to the United States sloop-of-w3r
PaWnee.
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CIRCuIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CouNrY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price.
TowSoNTowN, Jan l6, 1860
Richard j. Cuttings, Esq, Attorney for the State,
prosecuting.
The jury in the case of the State vs. Chas Reilev,
indicted for the larceny of a box containing guam
tity of dry goods, the property of Hurst Co., No
Z4l West Baltimore street, returned a sealed YER
dict on Saturday night.
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The proprletors of Ocean View, near Norfolk
offer to each and every family of shoemakers who
will remove from the North, one acre of land at
that locality, which they hold for three years
free of rent.
Peck, the defaulting Treasurer of Maine has
been let out of Jail $50 600 BAIL and has gone to
Augusta in obedience to the summons Of the Legis.
lative Investigating Committee.
Albert Smith has a severe attack of apnplexv;
ior day or two he was in critical state, but the
latest accounts say hopes were entertained of his
recovery.
THE HoG CROP.-lt is estimated that the number
OF hogs packed in the principal packing cities Of
TINS country the past year, was l,5G2, era de
crease from 1858 of 56,S7G.
The Charleston, S c., Wercvy of Friday last
has this announcement: ga shad lunch will be
served this day at the Palmetto Restaurant, Il5
East Bay"
A lady in Albany, the other day, presented an
NJ p. of that city with leather medal for his eff
hciency in arresting one of a number OF Young
ladies who were sliding down hill.
The woods adjacent to Norfolk, Virginia, are
sald to be alive with robbins. Quantities of them
are being killed and brought into market. where
they find ready sale at 3719 cents per dozen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean were invited to spend
Christmas at Adare Manor, the princely residence
OF the Earl and Countess Of Dunraven.
The Minister of France at Rome has been obliged
to sell consolidated funds to the amount of two
mlllons OF francs. Hard put.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Rembrandt
Peale has become convalescent, with prospect of
speedy recovery.
The iron imported from the Lake Superior mines
during the past season. is estimated at S402 900 in
value
The Philadelphia Treasurer is unable to pay the
city bills as they become due and many creditors
have entered suit against the corporation.
NAVAL 0RDER.-Purser George W. Clark has
been ordered to the United States sloop-of-wF,
Pawnee.
The Police Commissioners of New York city have
decided that it forms part of the duty of police
officers to arrest fugitive slaves
Mr.. VIM. o. Edgington, of Montgomery county.
Iowa, raised the past 24l pounds O. frstrate
tobacco.
Last year there arrived in Boston lO3 alien pas
sengers.
The population of the Provinces Canada East
ana West) is now estimated to be exactly S,000000.
The Duke of Malakoff had arrived in England,
and had visited the Queen at Windsor.
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| Mr.. VIM. .; Edgington, of Montgomery county
Iowa. raised the past season 24l pounds o. rstrate
|
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The following is the latest list of the dead and
wnundad " W '"N "N"" "H"

RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
some SIo,OOO have been subscribed. principally
IN Boston, in aid of the sufferers. This. though
prompt, Is none too much so. The calamity has
thrown goo people out of employment, upon whom
5,OO0 at least were dependent for support
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The Police Commissioners of New York CITY have
decided that it forms no part of the duty of police
officers to arrest fuoitive slayes
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A W, PORTER 4 CO, AUCTIONEERs
"A. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE,
AND HOUSE FURNISHIEG ARTICLES

AnD HOUSE. EuREISh!NG ARTICLES,
fi.NtSoKrE ROSEWOOD FsRLoE s Nhi cosfEY
kEhpsSchhs ssFaizhs sA1ass y DINING ROOM
4; " PoETEa 70 aaciiene.r., win cell this day
ssISs pssssy 81 e
HouIteesih Eighth avenue The Furniure in
ss Is p,s sa,s eep m add but little
Abs FaIot Furniture st IL O'Clock precisely consisting of
% three ceoted sa.ln brocaas BY Mosx Boiler
isdiss rose@eoa I' WORK table.
ssa sna x s elegantly Is rea .sss
Sps ve1 eco s sn ia and satin
slss: Doors asa SaekI Lnsd ,iSrougaous With saiin'
Psr anss ns ws ss.ass
console Table ehy embrotcrss lace wlndox Curtains
TIE mos ehss.s and expensive psinuss splendid Brooses
pier pscle Tables two ssnacent rubs md ormOa chsuSs
s eight shs eaca imported from France expressly for the
Also
the rost ng, 6cent solid Sood psrnr Suit combating
large sof fopr pior Chsirs and large Chsrs solid
sSd very san carving. covered in nne
Ryss 10 msco large aaa extensive gallery OF really valuable
wofss q arr by old mssrs wen worthy notice Of Ooa
ROSEWOOD sKvss ocrAvs rrASoronrs
The most sesast suInsnt offered at public sucou
@ sa1ysS ss1
OF aSe SOD P,. ksss ssres germ really ono
piano stool covered in Iasp tsse'er with ele
sHni r aSs rloey embossed Cover
oak tAeDson fable ores IL feat all polished in The best
MANNER top Fancy Taees Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs
IN halrc1th ,Cd Suits pieces Ponsok
oolsst OF sofa and sit rnchsrs $685. together with
al the ruby 81 GissSwsre Wines Chanpaeues
Iunbers 0oSeis aid Decsbtsra 10 msc rich and
dime kes costly Sves and dinner Service sslvers
Cake Bas ETA Cesters coffee snd 0rns Spoons Forkx Ii
quor StsLd, superior kble cry. &c.
mferetesty solid God and mahogany Beiseads
style Of Louis XiV; katusry, marble top Bureaus Wash
stands and Commcdes 10 match pure hair
AZ Sv gornfs made 10 order ed excellent condition. ea
Sner teqs and Pillows Co1ntsrpanss silk and satin
o0pfea3s linen Sheets Carpets bedroom Mirrors
Toilet fbss Towel RACKS Toilet Sets onclc!hs Stair
Carpets and Rojs mahogany cushioned Chatrs Rocke So
fss Lounges Couch Beds Hall Stand ,sa and dining Tables
together WITH large aud desirable assortment Of Baeesnt
Utensils &c with viii N the sale will The sale Of
to weather
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DALnU AT AUCTION.
n hORIINRR 0RIFFIH 4 CO., AUCrIoNKERS.
.hs kA0MIFIGlNT
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE


II. noRIIsss osHrIs : 90. AUorIoSHzRs.
FVsSrruRE
AUCTION,
Tho property Of gentleman leaving fos Europe.
Beiwseu Filth and Sixth avenues
Being the largest and richest assortmeas OF
Household Furniture and
Offered a. auction ibis season. viz
Rosewood TX octave PiAaofore.
" Oh Paintings, BY eminent ARTISTS
Pier and xAntsi Mirrors.
ysiFst Medallion Carpets,
Bronze snd ornolu ChAndslers. g, o...,. w..
' A'''s' Rosewosd Chamber Furniture, Gu suite;
Oak Dinisg Room Furniture. ...o
Solid sivsrwNe. ,.,,.c.,.
Hst fsssk assess SSss. s SS r.,0.o,
inform and the pubic that they viii oss BY suS
ton ,hs day TnSrs1 a., april III Al the Household To- fuse
eenh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
=:
81 E s' w y 1;s =.
dssopaOn IssspS csssssass q The house morning
shy oi S:
asS ss Ss Tas ss ,ys
se 49, Ma s
Eacoisnus ard bsis dc Rose Cabinets ldys Work Table
fsoes Ugh. onolu and bronze 0hsndeiers imporsS
sos SoS pr %sS
Extra mansd do richly carved frames embroidered sss
sSis rsssSocd TuInare Il sSrss
Reception two ross%aoa cs mC
msrSs sofs plate glass backs lined With ..Woos
espea Ghss brocsds Gard and Qusrtse TaSes
49, NsS Ss A SorES. rsnng Music
roy
ss Ss Es.s
:s:s:sss g.%iss %snv.: s.,s S sss% ''%
g'Ss fss:
IN y me- AND q By
# Cs q s,AsS rsay GsoSp MsaSnas origins.
sis'; ,Ss gs.ch tsn.nss Es1s 6sy ana yHsss
rss o rs s 4s & ss
aaiIS Gaus.tan GrouS. oIus.ders Pafise aroup Pau!
Coss run, enc mouth imported expressly TO- the present
pea, s S
Shas 20 asss oos,s. ssTs: s., Carpets silver Rod:
Dss ss'
81 SsSs, s;,s d':gs lace 6s,%s
e. .'fs sa 's1s
PAiptnes decorated CHINA Toilet Set, Turksh
Towels br0chlei Curaipr. Upper
blacA walnut bureaus Bedsteads washstAnds Sofas
exs Bcokracka Toilet Iables Corner stsDds. Bedding DO
Dining roou-soie cervet oak Buffet ssuary sroe top;
@ ;s sfs e.
canters. .taz. 0ots 10 Ghsmpagnes Wines Lsronadss
Tumbi.Ia Fruit teery and Preserve Stands OF finger
Bowls rs'isn marble and ruby lunch Bowa ruoy and gold
iesssss piece silver Dinner and ss ssts
AL the chm and glassware furnsSed from the celebrated
house OF Peppn 90 Paris; Coffee Urn Caters Cake Bas
key, kspaIo ags terss Eery handle table Cutlery
1897 do Scotch Whissey and odon Cherry barrtI white
do Mosn Sugar Alec ans kitchen Furniture uons
ssiysfs DC Also pair coach Horses, md yssrsod,
Comps made by Brewster light Wagon of Harness,
Robes DC Terms OF sale cAh in bankable certified
chsckI Deposits required of AL purchasers House
for sale possession let OF May B-Compsent express
men w 20 IN attendance to pack and ship the gods TO any
part Of The county II required.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO,

no ExCHANGE-A GENTLEMAN LArELY ASRivsD
from Havana, wishes 10 exchange invoice prces
snsCt Of asveus sessrs IA bc.4 cesssIg 81 sSo o
e the best and chcest brands Tor articles suitable Tor Novh
America and Hexfeo This chnnos ~ hs e Rafting
frm In kind Of business Please adAron z. H. beraA
e01Oo. md meaHou Ne artolea
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n g pouGH, AuCrIoNEYR, orFTos NO. s OooPEs

~ Suu"h, Tn oS,It u ,urfiCn NO VoOrEx
H. from the large dvs story residence IS Clinton place In
Egbth few doors west Of Broadway, all the rich
costly goods contained the house embracing
well worthy the attention Of those Of
boz setod goods ut apcon prices such pier
Mirrors yelye and prssss Carpets rose xoed suits are
tel Wiacow shades mer.oious Oh Paintings rich Brenzes
oInoa Clocks Dresden China Vases richly carved
mshost Beds'esds bedroom Furnture Nat
,Ieises two .eye, octave rosewood Pianos ,iacen
Ptelan BILLIARD Table and large variety of Table snch
silver and china Tea sets ivory Cutlery
a multitude OF o<rer scods too on Gaia
a fouge O q morning sale
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HENRY H. LEEps, Aucr1osEEH.


a. AEaANT COUNTRY RRsIDEA0E FOR SALE.
1ks well kno.n Country Sest Ut Clifton the Narrows
staten Island which since 1874 has bee the family resdenoe
Of Wn. H. spnwa Fsq about nina miles from New York
and oferiug gentleman who city day
desirable home whish 70, heaih beauty and Convenience
has no supsrtor on the sea shore.
The place contains about eS Of land the highest
neishborhocd aaordns tan twelve fine bulldog lots and
coprsnf variety OF woods hill and dale about
bali The southern slope fronting the ocean and the oer
hA facing the upper bky and city The and nahd
unsurpassed overlooking wen wooded emnsnoes well
svers vessel wb enters leaves tina port The land be-
tween this property and The Nsows Is owned the United
States sovernmeuL and VII probably always remain
The dwelling house Ia 100 feet frop, and varies 10
depth frrm 30 to 90 feet sut in With hollow brick walls
end part uh wood ad In with brick Grapsry In bearing
oetx Greenhouse Toe House and Stables With nts
ass and ample roen Of the eu.ranoes ear
re drive OF over half nile well graveiled description OF
h.i ace to DO found in Downngs WORK On Landscape
Gardening, page 50
The pTopeiv viii te soid parcels a. tesig.
nsted on TIE Ngrshc 70 be tho Msrchsnts
ST The Office OF tbs Aucuoneers q street.
The beng also slased out on the grounds NOT disposed
day auction 1t II O'CLOCK a. the Merchants Ex
ohsnse For lei spply 10 the ioreers The house VII
be open pspscon any day x0n1ay Oh tis and
tie day Of sale orders te obtAned rom the Auconser
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r. q. LUnLsw, AgGTtoSEsE; .-rvr
AT 245 wsSr TWENTY. SECOND gTREET

K 81. LUDIfG 4 CO will cell st auction 90 Tuesday,
Apri u 1890 Vt i0 2s West Twenty second street,
het~ Eighth Etnth the eue Furniture
ned In ssid consisting 10 part rch carved
bteseres with mirovs rosewood Sofas Chairs and rce
ee ia brocte SATIN rosewood octsve Duntsm
Woss Fable peer ipsd rosewood Qusr.e'e Tables rose
wood Sofas ard NJ in crimson pluck very large Franch
pss Pier snd Mirrors Centre Table git With cut glass plate
lace Cnrahs valuable pArisa Clock medallion velvet and
Breses Carpe wood French Bedsasts Dressing Blu
r.ams Amo G!Ace Dressing Tables Tables Dc Mutt bsau-
utF decorated Cutsge Furniture several SETS rich China
and cut Glaze ware china Vases highly osnamened Paris
mante BE pe,les PAINTINGS &c toscner With large assor
mepce
HYnauYAY -
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EDwAap 2; L " sAgScrIoSEsR,

". W. X.
IL HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
LUDLOW co, will sell at auction Thuvsday.
Apr H. LEGO IL O'Clock Of No 4S BAxro househod
Furniture 7he Furniture contained sAd house.
ssdrg In part Ct mahogany Chairs mahogany SOFAS
Tabes Ie.es centre Table rosewood octave
Piano Bsrmole m, nuiacturer gilt oval Mirror lace and
dfmask Curtains M Cepics Brussels and ingram Carpe<s
nahogsry so,e BedsIesd Dressing Bureaus writing Desk
Assortment OF Kitchen urpure with which the viii
Catalogues nj the aucnoneer's o1ics No. Pine
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u II LUDLOW, AuCTIONHRR
W. ELE0ANf HOUSEHOID FuRNITUHE

LUDLOW co wi sell at auction on Monday, April
6 ~ house northeast Of Fourth and Thirty
fifth street. the furniture contacted In said house comprising
csmplee ses of Parlor Furniture 10 pluh
cvNaon broAtee and bfocaee wood aud
te fsbles wood stegeces Couch
pecsesds dressing Bureaus Amour Glaze aud ewing
tberS &c bisck walnut tohic Chss Eeeerts Tables
Bedstesds mahogany Beds,esds Ccmmodes, dressing Blu
plate Maa,e Glasses ingram Bruises AID veves CarOea
pecek cut stswse ac sther WITH the Kitchen Furni
toe Catalogues at tho Anconeers oce 70 Pine street.
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u II. LDDIOW, MISUNDERSTANDING ALTON
~. sale OF first cisss Furniture. r. II. LUDLOW co
e cell ~ suo.ion Wednesday Api H. At ii oclosk a
way Roufetod Furnwerhs hsndsome stock OF furniture
hss been newly made Of the beet sessoned msterd and IL the
brown The whole will be sola without reserve to close TIE
bunees Catalogues obtain Cd auctionesrs
Pine street. or Of kessrs. Rochesor, Skairea Co.. e5l
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IT E. LUDLOW. AUCTI0NyRR- SALE
u. Of property on Nassau aud Ann streets e. LUD-
Low 90 viii sell auction on Fridsy, April IS at IL
oeock be MtrcbsDts EIchsaee New York BY order Of
NASSAU ANN SrRrErs.-The valuable lot together with
the hudr thereof the Of NASSAU and
STREETS beis feet in 'front.' le feet inch roar by 70
feet sses! snd 10 fest nost6 sde NASSAU
lhe valuable lei, together with the building thereon sdjonax
TIE above tie Clth icing 26x70 feet EAps 90
L lcn. ere oAlce No 3 Pine street. near Broadway.