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STREAM COMMUNICATIONS Hs1TygEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND EuN0RAss

STREAM COMMUNICATION MsaLS 1879, Eafs a
AAN oksAts ~ i 7. 4 As = = " asss1
The New York Herald. in It's Issue OF the Slst
,nssa,,t ,erays l. Hin enterprise iii Tho following
| terms
s........v,s t,sv ,,,t,,s NEW onLrAss TO Liver.
rf,s,s' Wa ,,Srceive that smother effort is about
being made 70 insure direct uaoe essweem Nv
soaah ana IN serev steamers "a run from
s .ssT 81 New Orleans, touching al port
Il ireland, and also at Havana Il found desirable
The company y enntlea MS ha,e ".
r1ean ~ ~ Rnc,sni ina half IN this
aernntrvs Fhe nanial amounts to 100000 or
$l 600 000 In twenty thousand shares II = ex-
Ipectcd that the steamers VIII Aiahe sne p"ssHse
" y; 49, W ,,aa n 4; aute kelv
r. nroye ssaccesstnl The facilities for conveying
| Western produce to New Orleans by the Mssis-
slppl river are very greet and Ine coss q tfansis
rom w. s,assa - - ~
IL rarSs IL 4 nassencer line. It Is probable,
however that the new project may not be quite o.
successfal me ienstn OF voyage pe,ng deciaeu
W.. II -. * nc Sas,t e. sa,l X
Ia entral and south An1erica. New Orleans NAV
be preferred to any of our Northern ports.
The Heral il undoubfetl,y r;rht n declaring thai
Ibis line If nronerlv managed !, win proye sue
cessfl. We have NO ,oubt. ourselves. that if once
I'M snso narration \ ,riU H. nronerlv managed
ana tlat /; viii attain success m,,ch ereater thar
n. ~; .,.t.,~s l,s,,, a,t;e;,ate,
I, ,,,;t, s,,s,t MI sb;,s 80 eomnp
49, ,,or 90 veb;cles 81
~, Il orIv
g ~ fyoil;ns line ~
WI, :, I;rer,oo, went he
y u Ne, tbat 4 ~
.oae IS. and tra
,su ~.
w ''..s nd M Son-
= y 49,. ,;,I;,r - ars
s;,s.;s. II AN 81 tbe nnbl;c
fn,s enre ana the Fan.
s,,bs;Iu ceased -wbiel, was onlv three
q IN ,sars M mess If Nav YORK pte
dicted that steam communication across the ocean.
& ~ u tI;s countrv was concerned. was broken
M srreat ontfrv vas made about HE refusal "
Conaress tn continue The s,bre,tou 70 the Collins
line and ii vas said that this country would have
20 submit 10 the exclusive monopoly Of the Gunard
line which was lipe in The interest Of Great Bri
tain Rnt what yyas Ii d resultg TIE result Ii that
our steam marine. without particle Of aid from
INA Government exeent what Is received from
nosta qas u,as nava, 4 j., onrshinu condition a.
II i now. Reai,es our coastnp steamers from
porslan5 al In vav ro,,nd ID Galveston. We have
steamers IN IivernooI. II Southampton. "a Hayre
s, Ryemen and T. other transatlantic cities all do
sns ve,, and ref,,rn;no \ rich harvest N nrnt Ia
tle;r ,srorr;etorx ~
4hese stean,ars u ID t,ue3 1enart mainly from
svsrtberp narts Nav VAIL beinc lin nrineipal
,,ont of e,nh,r,ato,,. lint there IL NO reason why
IN, a. ~ q ,vo,,, and IN
IN ,,,,,r ,,r,faha L sajl.nr tro Great so,,t.
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S. 'ss y kiFn sell this dag at balf.past
e r. q los pf srsasa o5en
90 ~ sasaS - g. Nsslthns hp lass Fsr4
Fss iapzzs, sse adsss'i.ssasss
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A.S-The man who has raised uabbage-head has
done more good than all the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the
world. B.-Then yonr mother ought to have fhs
premium.
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e5rSinger's Celebrated Sewing Machines
These Machines have and improvements for Fine
Sewing their sale is rapidly increang They used In
preference others the largest and fashionable dress
making establishments New Orleans, also all the large no.
principal boarding houses and In hundreds Of private
families and give universal satisfaction They will last life
meare warranted superior every other Machine the
money refunded and ree the charge
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight
They If desired tra with any and all other
Sewing Machines. WALTER BENNETT, Agent, 50 Camp
treet New Orleans. ms zpfhW
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aEon8aa PAaHER DEAD. Among the latest
news M fad the death Of Theodore Parker,
dhc Aetod Boston Aholtionist. Hediea III Florence
~ dc 10th ult. he mas tifty years Of age, a
of htsetts, and tte author Of several
FsIIsiaus works. Foy many years past be preached
5arge cangre atoms IN the Music Hall in Boston,
ana abous fourtaen rnonths ago sailed for Europe
fos HE heneft Of bic health. He was a man Of
6ne ilitea but exceedingly radical IN his views.
proc etscns were his letters ID the raid Of
John Broisn. These letters formed the theme of
+ apsnEaent through che country, and did not
t4fd very mtcis 70 enhance his reputation among
"A I1sai nd patriotic Of The masses. Up to the
assazk period IN bis lIfe Mr.. Parker violently op-
eezsd the south end slavery, and advocated every
n1esssge that could tend 70 advance q dissolution
Q kAs Union, because o. Inc exiatenee Of slavery
zt1Eeiu. 10 was, in fact, perfect monomaniac
~ asa s1hiact
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kFExperienee teaches MS that dc1fcacy
prevents females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obvsted in the
Sir Carke's Female Pills. prepared after the
scrpon OF Sir james Clarke Physician 10 the Queen of Eng
land we'll be the only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and distractions from any cause" They
bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing 81
and sig postage stamps to any agent.
General the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
r, J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fe9 2plytw
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zlzowxs lsssrssE d JAMAICA GISaEn. We in
10 nsIsai OF tho dseenisnl Of ts above
ssisa paassE tcdss hJsa matter Of peculiar inn
~ Has 1nsle. In sess remedy fo diarrlieA ec
az chiiaap q aso pispeafion Is snaeb b. asifss
ri nuhsast corner sf Fiisl and eiisssils
ma NJ gosla DC a
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Tho Nashville patriet says that Mr.. Bell has FOR
lis letter of acceptance to Gov. Hunt, the
Essidcnk Il Vie Convention that nominated him
4 I'll make It's appearance 10 q few days. Mr.
ESxrett lettcr u acceptance was read at ratiti
cation meeting d Boston a few nights since.
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vailed in the world.
2- No other dye has been analysed.
No other dye produces such faultless colos.
No other dye can be applied SO rapidly.
No other dye Ia so lasting in its effects.
No other dye improves the texture of the hair. sN
has been analysed by Dr. Chiffon Chemist to the Croon
Water Board Of New York. and certified by him to DO harm
less His certificate may the estab
Ishment of the proprietor.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Drsssers.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT Co. 81 and ISL Chares street General Agents.
ruys 2plmAW CRIsTAD0Ro, No. Aston House, N. Z.
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i rrHaR FORGETTING His 0wS WRITINGS
A. <sxs nsss9ss has feceas transpited which Il
addressing s. skowing the Of the late
mr. a{ainuey toward bis own writings. 1t is well
kzzoMn that The first collection Of his works was
made n this country and that the edition prepared
hSrs became the basis 81 an English edition after.
wards issued under eQainccys own supervision
&onle years AR. IN his researches among old maya
zties lid repieWs, the American editor, III. Fields
discovered paper entitled I. The Traditions Of the
llAbhins, Whichs from internal evidence, he at
4z3szsed 10 he pen 81 DeQaincey, and accordingly
&x6t requesting him 70 acknowledge or disown il
&x s{luinaey replied, disclAiniing tho authorship
- no paper. The editor, notwithstanding, con,
znGs that Il Mas his, incorpo it In the Amer
ic9p nlition. where II has since remained III the
hs olusne ot the English edition recently publish
Gsl MI panar appears virtual acknowledgment
III yte part Of the lamented author, whose las
I'm ras ID prepare this volume for the press
HSs3 RIs 6Fst 3ld ssaeAG wrong, md that y Th
Mi liiona Of The Rabbinsp was d forgotten worl
IN HI EARLIER years. IA every case bat the one VI
9ve Iust II u the public which fofgets, an
M fke autLor.
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A CHICAGO BANK .GoNE Uf.s.--.sHave YOU
anything deposited In the Marine Bank u asked O
grain speculator Of Wholesale merchant, the
other day.
Yes, some go. 600, 4 replied the merchant
Well, replied the grain man, I. suppose you
have heard that the bank has gone up?i y
leone up r. exclaimed tho merchant, thunder
struck, 4 ii can't be-
Well, you go up aud see.''
And the merchant, in the most nervous state Of
mind, rushed UP Lake street To the Marine Bank
z Is Il tFue,n he asked of the cashier, meeting
him on tho steps, !" that your bank has gone up p,
YES. said the cashier, smiling, " It's good
joke, isn't III
Tho merchant became perfectly frantic, and tore
his hair.
Yes, d very fine joke, to be didded out OF
nearly all the money am worth--I want and must
have my money, Z and he rushed up stairs, nearly
insane.
n Why. look hcre!'' exclaimed the cashier, call.
ing after him. He stopped. 81 didn't suppose
YOU were in earnest--it's been joke here among
orr friends for over q week. Don't you see that
We have gone up? Our building has been raised
j eight feet.'
Lhs merchant instantly cooled down, and on
;ook,hg across the street. saw the grain man stand
,ag ~ ,he sidewalk, almost bursting himself with
lauS aAsfs The merchant shook his fist at him. and
Hiaae y, enase after him down street When last
I seen tl9y were engaged in very loud conversation
/ 40 tue fremont Honse bar-reom, shaking glasses.
tfhirapn Taadar
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~ spring Resss--S5 Sc 80 for the best
Spring Bed in existence, tHowe's Paten Me- i54 Chatham
New York Examine IT, address the EIIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular. specia
Inducements the trade and loral y3 2p&WIy
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Rg- DIR. Charles e. KelIs, Dentist, No. I52
street. between Carondeet and Baronnc New Orleans
r1A On .,
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sorfnEaS pgacaEs. We find the following mar.
agraphin Northern paper.
81 II il expected that the peach crop Of Louisiana
this year will be large that the New Orleans
market will be overrnl and it Is proposed II shin
BY xpress, peaches 10 the North. where they viii
arrive several weeks IN advance Of The season
here
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xaIsf4 s. O. GLUn a regular monthly meet
Hi q IA bs held to-morrew at s o'clock Fl AZ. See
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Read, Reed, Read.

The and faithful principle upon which the OLD sAcHEM
BIrTERs AND wIGMAM TONIC are made, cannot but mn
torials their Alternative they unriyaed
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Ghartres street,
jet 2p3teod<W General Agents.
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DesassS Surgeon.

DR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. III Canal street, opposite sds
No. m one door from Rampsr where he be pleased 10 70
ceve bis old fsnd and oshes who may hs
servicea- ala 2ntfkW
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RemOeal.
BRUFF, BROTHER II SEAYER
W IL remove dfa the u,snth Of June IL Warren
street, to their Marble Stores, t.=
Nos. 3si and IS; broadway,
wherc they will open heavy stock Of HARDWARE, GUNS
etc. exclusively the Southern trade and hope By
their irrre "a facilities enabled transact their bust
ness prouptness merit the continued confidence of
their friends Etc.,
ssM Y.RK Mas 30, 1856 JED 2p,jyl
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CtOtIsis,g : Clothing !
MORE FRESH GOODS
ALFRED sruNRoE & co.,

THE STORY GUIDING"
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letters Stomach Bcrs have attained dur the year.
speaks its excellence in orcbe than ruy words
which we can offer II enoyaes purhe and strengthens the
SYSTEM and aids tho stomach in the performance of It's fnne
lions 1t Is regarded all sides sovereign specific and
therefore, Il in the best possible way should be the
object of the public We commend 1t with than usual zeal
aud confidence believing and knowing do that stands
foremost the preparations Of the day. for mpar
ing tre 9Th vor and tone TO the sste and possessing the
curative powers fer all similar diseases arising from iordered
stomach. In the most Of cramps diacn, and
weakness in the stomach tho Bttcrs have been gdy tested
aud always with the greatest success.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by ~ WRIGHT
Co., q and 5i Ghaes street. sole agents for the Southern
States whom a orders should be addressed and by drug
gsts and dealers generally everywhere. je4 2p6tk1tW
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GnARDs Monthly meeting this
escilinE Ii y y cloclr. See notice
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sr.Ninth Ward American club. Third Dis

rRcr-Ths Club will The of ulsa and Great
men Streets every THURSDAY EVENING o'clock pre-
csely, until further notice.
BY order of the President:
nylT 2ntf THEoDILE BACHEMIN, see'y.
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The Toilet.
nnFELIoels TINE TRUE sEoaEr or BEAUTY /
Deser's Iy,os.stees store.

CANAL sTREET, MAR DAUPHIE.
good many articles sold under price, room for new
arrivals just received fine lot Hair Nets silk Net. with
and without Beads Braid Nets etc. Also Nets Of Chenille
ana doid. my29 2ptf
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| catching dogs were put into the cage, but the
simple sight OF the tiger so scared them that they
endeayored to get between the bars Of the cage.
Then two very large dogs, either of them weigh.
ing three times as much as the tiger, were put
| into the cage and they showed fight, one receiv-
ing ugly claw or two which satisfied hin--he re.
tired TO corner Of the cage, and, whilst the other
dog was still graphing with the tiger, some "for-
eigner," whose name is not given, who had placed
| himself on the ground, near the cage, discharged
| an air pistol and shot the dog through the head
the ball having afterwards been found in the head
| of the dog.
The foreigner was arrested placed in prison,
| and the money received at the doors embargocd.
| A friend of mine last week, walking with his
wife, one evening in the Paseo Tacon observed
three voluntarios stop and search negro to sec If
| he was armed.
Ono of the master caakers of this port was
very severely wounded on the 24th inst at Cusa
Blanca, opposite this city, with a machelet.
| On 25th inst, gentleman passing through the
| vacant land between the Montserratts gates and
the Theater Taeon a very public thoroughfare, be-
fore . o'clock III the evening, received severe
blow from club ON the side Of his head which cut
| it very severely, and he was robbed of $1,000 in
money and his gold watch and appcndagcs.
| Some little time since lady of great respecta-
bilty, who had been in the United States and seen
there ladies SO shopping on foot got out Of her
voiante at the corner Of Muralu street desiring
her calesero tpestilion1 to wait there and then
walked up the street designing to make some pur-
ehases at one Of tho stores. She had proceeded
ABOUT half way up the street when SHE met a well
dressed man who accosted her in language some.
. WAat hke tho following You harlot / have
caagnt you at last have l. parading tho streets to
VISIT your lovers suppose decked out, too. in ali
The lswelry ihave worked SO hard to give YOU. Blu;
give It me and do what you please. viii have
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oRsuvAScr srSpAr = me liquor Law va, a. strictly
observed yesterday heretofore tDce the operation Of
'he new law. The pisces where spri,uous liquors are
SOTO wire AL closed but number Of the lager bier gar
Gems we're open and the German beverage dispensed TO
'n"s'y customers, |" usual. The day being foe large
'anoen VHhed the county BY means q the numerous
sss' mes iunnne on, o. the city Ia almost every
x-sDs.. the cars we're well pasroaizsd Toe usrr.
~ 49, ~ ne reservoir, on Prospect nm (the site
" W. NIte psrsl, vas thruuxsd With viss~rp in
n.ss enrng ine course Of NE day Wssh,ps,ou
$50 %. rscsnur been provided vim
ssss v~ sso ihronged Nth men, women and cn,,srer
tec sitter We dornt surg rhs place h.~ r.c~nssv -.
w some-ha Decent snaps By rspslslss ,bs w.rs.
na YIN mn tbe youns tres and M keta uad., -
poce rcEs.,or, vr swsys be fsvosne r..nrt ~ an,
ciiirens. 'os'~
UsEsows Pcprss rcvSp ~ nm wars -omc-r Gro.
ssn, of the Third prscircs discovered she BODY q ma,
IN tse wsser ~ Hsmiheu sscsus terry yssx~ssv or,
ink Tne $1,000 was alfred m gray rares psnss,.
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high srd appeared 10 be about forty years old The boy
which bad eyic entity been in the water about t@o nonn
vas taken - the dead house Tor t1ep 0cson ths pon
da young man. about twen i've age was pokeS
up Itsr montague ferry SATURDAY. lie vas o.ess'A
IN block cloth suit, white shirt and Congress es''H
vss about i've feet ak inches IN he ght Hia osoh ~
the water go long that the features recogan.be
Information OF these BODIES be obtained % appnius
al the Office Of Coroner ron, No III Jsfaemon S"eo'
Tn RKPuBucAN WIGwAM.The republicans OF TUE civ
have Just pieted OGDEN structure % os1s me ny
Pail, Tor the purpose Of holding their meetings oo.ns
The canpagn II " capable OF ho.dirg about ooVo Per
sous The ground upon 9hich II ttanos was
M nj after the election II 10 DO formally opened
by mas meeting on Monday evening the ed inst
when eminent speakers are eApe0'eu W % Pieson'
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20 P. "a, passed he Needles.
lTg.qiI

Total 1907 lIs,siI
When the boilers made "a lbs steam, the revolutions
reached 40 per minute Rni the speed about fifteen and
four tenth kBote per hour At rs revolutions she makes
usi the number knots % the hour the
minute. AT 10 eyolators she makes IL knots OF
course therefore, IT " revolutions she will hardly make
IL knots, n theory be correct
make this impartial statement OF facts at the request
OF msny Of the passengers r..
Nkw lOHK, May 10. 1900
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Two LIVES Losr by FIRE "A small house burned 10
Naason WIs on The 10Th inst, ana the wife OF John
Mccarthy, aged 25 years, and a child, aged eighteen
months perished In the flames.
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Mrs Margaret vreeiand residing a. Hscseoeecx, ~ o.,
lief, her home on the 7th inst while iaboring under
alteration of mind eiBoe which time she has not been
beara or she was traced far AZ Hoboken, aud Is
suppoeea by OF her friends 10 have crossed over Ia
fhe ferry boat TO New York city.
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A LBsRT O. srEvKSs. AUcrIoNEER.-PERsxproRY
Furniture,
THIS DAT MONDAY. AT lQ1s O'CLOCK
street between Sixth and Eleventh. rarscuss
ton ca led 10 this sale account OF lis being met probably
The sa OF the ressrn Many Of ire Articles c,paasd ssd
honse were selected by Mr. durns hs se,qrn IN Europe
lsst year CATALOGUES ready, ami be NJ
onee ITO Broadway the house
Full iron name ovssrus bar, four r"usS enr oarvsd
ssd be the lnesa county Cover
French dsmAsh blue gold ssvn;
BILE suit OF ~ veves end brusses csrpe,s
oval Mrars easvsd ,ose ssrsrs rsss sss Spd
bsos lined with satin ~ocd rosewood Bcckcsse and
tore Con oles Tables de Nua sod
ssss so sss ssS .ss sal. s "a
fknnrgs very seiect two Pa ntngs oy aursa
s1n.y ssS..o ana sss.sss r-s srunr, sur. sp rsss
se and basque orssmeus dining ertsrsloa FABLE
ana silver PLACED waye Pob.r sslver aad largo
nd small ossrs silver orks Table and rss socoos snsss
apo French Glassware engraved Decsptsrs oely Hoder
full y OF ruby and BohcmaD glassware Preserve
Bow ivory bx snced haDdled Knives and Os-ver
FORA and stse French CANA Dnnes Get OF go paco highly
Decorated, imported from PARA Tea iscss 10
fslsw.o,me SCENES 10 o.s b,ang Room nssss tsss
W, Douquet msde br Botso. Of tbs CIV CssmSsrs ss
run-asgAn antique carved rose~cod Bedstssd
Tsss and as hsvss sssad 5.n.
sssrs feather Beds ounts P,oss also hrosshocs
Iron Bedssads orpes every room. angysvinss Pesu-ea
hlrrsr. Ocsha laos CuAins spr,ns boson sss
hairs arm .ccksrv Of kipss chshs 10. e~ Be6-
spd oncloh Nv,er, Bssemsnt and Knchsa rnrnis,rc ~
B-Ihs sAusele Library horses CARNAGE Ac wl ss sold
srs essr sss Of De soovs Fursaurs Vii bs posse
ard pefemptory. without regard 70 weasber.
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A NHxfRAORDiNAHYc OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
IA kieRsn hys csss Roser ood Furniture
NJ, ~ Aro beautiful bropse ~ marble worss Of Art
kah Chira aId hivsrvare re- Psrlor suiy Pa TO
forte, HbrAsy. 10
by WEsTOO1T A 90. An aioncens
on Aor a.! Nay H. 81 l1k ococs precisey eeg
piisas resfense NO D2 west Twenty first street,
yhe perty Of John Il IN on grq
nepe ne entire beanfu Furuituro made 10
orcer AND fret c'as hreut bout
Ssy sold lain shine. cOsstirR In lps ~ood
far0 FunfuTo en- suite cDveTeo In SILK cscs
wod msrbie top kieeeres ssatnsry ege ard Pier
yabhs rosewood Library Boohcsse elegant No 5ts
rIs large Pier sirros 9Th sald tsoes nd
ca ices ak spo lace ruytsrs turkish lounges aud
Vbsis tapestry and Mcque Bronz. and ormou yhsnds.
sec,ssIy SUI erb rosewood Pianafon made By f'h~
scIar s.. rses..s Dressing sur..ns Marble WASH
rsecsDg rosewcod M.rd'ob.s With miro, v-en:e
Shsns ala with pearl kofas VANS, oval nrr gold
psnd sbsdss Csrpes are Curtains With
fer Furniture kxess sion Dinina Table rich Silver
ware urps spoons Forks SAvers Casrs ivory and rosr
Cutlery rich Crystal Cut lAss French arbe
side bosrd lining Chss enaeled KHsten Fu -ui,ure
Stair Carr cts Oncolbs Hall stand eth top Fxu ca gad
With large lily OF rosewood oak sbogAuy Pa-ir
CD, Dber lining Room Furniture DOT mere
eprne.sed Terms OF sAe goods TO be rem ,ved IN
eoisey from the house Purchasers VIII vita
detcro,vs catalogue ng Of which el
Mhh O'Clock precisely house 70 lei
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E'oR SALE AT AUcrfoN-A MOE OosY BRioK AND
brown sore three OF ~ houss; In spsenel rider
~ the n. csss improvemeen ana coeveueuces no r
fty shit he~lhy negAbrrbood Can be see1
on &c before he day .fsse uesasy Nay "a Al II ocscs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 81, 1860



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