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NOTICE!!!

FSTRAY.--T.ke. up, By the subscriber.
IL Oh tile Path Of NAY, 1861, sorrel Mare,
three yeals old, with 4 small star on her fore-
head. The owner is requested to prove proper
~, pay charges, and take her away. --
.... J. E BlRDSALL.
Town OF Gibson, May 81, 1901.
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MAKIT0W0C AND MILWAUKEE,
1851. d 1861
tss d. SIP TCR

TNHE undersigned viii after to all business
l. in The line Of purchasing good. carrying
parcels, doing errands, &C., between the various
ports on Lake Michigan, from Two Rivers to
Ai.ankee, during the season Of navigation.
~ All orders left With joins FaKphRIcks,
Bar>tsn Ter on the steamer Cesasf, will be faith
fully att Dd.d tn.
JOHN LEONARD, Prcrrietor
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BEER & KERN,

North side, opposite Richsfd's Foundry. Deal
ers In Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil Cloth,
WOODEN yarn. Fancy Baskets, Fiddies aud
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Brushes, &C. y
Respectfully solicit shsfe Of public patron
sgs-g IrGF. ~. 3 -. y--
AAnhe~oc, July, 1859. Milf.
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SEVEN YEARS.

The seven years of unrvalled sue .ess attending
THE COSMOPOLITAN Art ASSOCIATION
have male it household word throughout eve
~ quarter Of the country.
Under the auspices of This popular Institution,
over three hundred thousand homes have learned
to appreeiste-by 6esu,iful works of art on their
walls. and choice literature on their tables. the
great benefits derived from becoming subscri.
Der. '''-
Subscriptions ere now being received in "a.
ito unparalleled with that of any previous year
Terms OF subscription.
Any person can become member by subscri-
brig three dollars for which sum they will re-
eeive f g' .t .a ..-' - Is.
lst The large and suserb steel engraving
3ox3S inches, entitled. f.. -.- 49,. -
Falstaf Mastering his Recruits.
2d.-One copy, one year, of that elegantly il
lustrafed maguziue, g.. ..' tE1.-- 80. E,
THE COSM0LITAN ART JOURNAL.
3d.-Four admissions, during tee seasons, to
The Gallery Of Paintings, 5ls Broadway, N. Y.
In addition to the above benefits thcre will be
given to subscribers, as gratuitous premiums over
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Art!
comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parians,
GU lines, &c, forming truly national benefit.
The SUBEKB engraving, which every subscri-
Der will receive, entitled "FALsrAFF MUsTKR1sa
HIS RICRUIrs," is one of the most beautiful and
popular engraviDgs ever issued in this cGuntry.
1t is done on steel, in fine line and stippie, and
is printed on heavy plate paper, 30x3S inches,
making most choice ornament, suitable for the
walls of either the library, parlor or Office. Its
subject is the celebrated scene Of Sir John FaI
staff receiving, in Justice Shadows office, the
recruits which have been gathered for his rag
ged regiment" 1t could not be furnished by
the trade for less than Eve dollars. a, ~ :.
The A't Journal is too well known to the
whole country to need commendation. 1t is q
magni6cently illustrated magazine Of Art, con-
tanning Essays, Stories, Poems, Gossip, &C., by
the very best writer's in America. '- 'd-' -.
The Engraving is sent to any part of the
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Those RENTING tI5, are entitled to FIVE men.
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For further particulars send for q copy OF the
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SoTARr PUBLIc, Agent Tor the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. viii attend to the payment of Taxes
&c -. Office on Ninth Street. ..srlr ul.t.
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: EJ' We regret to learn that the Star
Spas gisdsnliaases that Mas fisaring from
~ Eibsaygj'sse, ,abou, so feet high, at
WAno.ajns il.is cewty. ~ss .orn down
ax AsuasyA1asl,s or baadsIs. on Tuesday.
n,gi.a lass lhs5ssg rss tskee 'Iesn torn
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notaiy Public and General Land Aoenf,
sTocKRRIDoE, cALuMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment Of taxes, the eollec
ton OF debts, the ex ,miration of titles, &C.
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O. TORRISOy & co.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots aud Shoes, Hats
and Gaps, Drugs aud Medicines, Ola s, Nails,
etc. Produce Of ali kinds wanted. nj II -
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Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop on York street, over wm. sharp's Black
smith chop, Mauitowoe. Wis. Always on
hand, and willing 10 work. 5... -. ...
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t'SKtfcH OF GEN Be.rREGAHD Gen.
p. G.. Toutaut Beauregard the Ccnrnan>
der-n Chief AT Charleston, was born on hi.
fesheras liant alton, near New Orleans
He fsa 6est en,laut of the most aris,ocra,>
issS.uitl,ern tamhes. Ills father was
wealthy ami Influential Louisiana planter.
His mo Der was uf Italian origin. AMI de-
'tendedgfrom tie dueaL Reggie family of
lsaly.S sGen BeaureGarl entered the u. s.
Military AGA eiuy at West Point, At nm
esriy age, where he graduated 10 1888,
taking lac second donors in cla,s Of forty,
five graduates. and wss appointed to the
CorIis OF Engineers. de MAS promoted 10
afirss Lutenauley ia June, 1910. and in
ihs, capacity served with great distinction
dating The Mexican war lie VAS twice
tHsr cited = fer ga liant ard meritoious con-
,aas S7in tbesfed, the frat time AZ Cap
,fin for the battles Of Contreras and Che
rnbnseos &c date from August 80, Al, and
s+AiIilas MAJOR for lie battle o! Ghep,,lte-
pee, TO date iron the 18Th of September
afiats veal. Gena Bessre gard is As (. ears
II age an Inc Prime Of life and vigorous
lssahb.aeree as seldiei, well made, aud
reaRarkh bis scIisc. There is great s,iri.
apd aetsI mint ati,sn il his look, = and he
- tleaiis possesses great muscular power
The kret characteristics OF the General is
perfect method IN all his pisn- lie 10
regasded rs one Of the sbest officers that
ever Was Ia the American army.
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n. B. Subscriptions received and forwarded by
,E-slgIui . s7r j. ". BARNES, 1T
Agent for Manitewoc and vicinity, where speci.
men Engravings and Art Journal can be seen
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Attorney and Counsellor a: Law,
'rstice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular after ton given to collecting, &c. Of
hce on York Street, Manitowoc Wiz. nl-tf
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sREvoIyI>s CAsStIN lit is said new
resuss1ng car aon has been Invented, con-
s'siing Of a new revolving horizontal
c0imdsriorswhfsl. containing in this cir.
cumierence eight chambers. So arranged
that aaey,esn be iresl D succession trough
xepflinsry barrel Of a caunou. j.. al
r5ntsges are that tie various equations
& zaak bug, loading ,rsmtning and prim-
lug can allebe done at the same time, in
IS flresgsssI elsrbers, as they are
.ryg.ht 70 Ihe rear II the gun by ,hseyoIu
TN llle ,qyInler, ll.us enabling he gun
y psi fired at lest ilnrty .lnlesa minute. !.
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b. r. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office on
York street, north side of the river, Mari
towoc. ett ~ "
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WIN. NJ. NICHOLS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lac.
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Maritowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to- -. TO ra.-ses. e'.l &. = ntn
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=. The Fight at Sewall's Point.

Tue UOrfd OF the 2lss contains the fol
lowing details Of the DESTRUCTION ii rebel
battery at Sewail's Punt .,.---. 49,. ~.
- L United STATE. steamer Freeborn,
Capt .WarI, which left New York on
Thursday last. arrived here U.day, having
onri.oard Senators w AIDE OF Ohio. Chan
dtsr. Of Michigan. snd Morrill,, Of Maine,
On their return from visit to Fort Mon
q where they embarked last night The
steamer has had u very lively trip Yes
ierIav, while she was anchored in lamp
TN Roads 10 receiver yisst from Comrno
dore PendeVast, Of the Cumb rland, .ie
hsari a, heaS, cannonadng, which proved
10 be let een the steamer Monticello aud
ahatery of The rebeo on sewa,l's Point,
althe mon5h Of Elizabeth River
a. the Monticello seemed likely to get
the worst OF ii. the FreeJorn was sent to
her assist N c, and drawing fve feet less
water, ,si.e .soL within three hundred yards
Of the BATE y AMI opened fire from how
iZrr, ihEp"I9g. >Leil. and from 81 poun
cer,. lhe effect was terrific. Two colum
bad. on the battery, were speedily disabl.
c4.,uh3es tie n-en rome City in number,
sea tesai in every diteciiqn. In mo-
Tqett they rallied .nesr the battery, shen
agsatI was sent sfr.r them. 1t struck
tbe greni,d spmss twenty feet in 'front.',
r.fp@he.ed. and passed through the crowd.
They All took 10 their heels, and one man
onjllorsel'ar scalppered of Ike deer.
few more shots smashed the battery.
which the ofi, era copsidered a good enc,
iuso atoms. They think none were killed
al tie battery Wien The steamer. lef,
no one could be. seen, aaA the rebels pro
labls had g'ne to Noriplk dl'gn>red with
the view OF fight. Tie battery was cree
tel at The mouth Of Elizabeth River, TO
prevent he removal Of the vcsreIs thu,
wsre sdhik tic day that Virgins .ecedsi,
for the purpose Of obTructirtg the naviga
titfl. o. - ls7.Sf#H ~ = 5-i. .1H e." -.
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JUST RECETVEDs

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Catholic Pr.re,
n Books German aud English. Also. Cath
Uhe Pictures and Flames, At the Book s,ors Of
GEO. W. FIGHTER.
sfts South side Of the River N.nitovocE
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S0 CO BIDS Of WOOD ..n.ed ., the
w Ma dtoso~ Pilot 0fGce. tor which the
highest price yin hrr,id 81 fahs<rirriorsts n.
paper. Advertising A. 80
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N. WOLLMER,

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR ATLAW.
Next Door to the Post Office, .,' ''
Nanitowoc, Ill Wisconsin,.
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HENRY BERNER
respectfully informs the public of Mantle
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly, kept
by LEUBSER & RuDIGER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. He has large
and extensive assortment of PURE 0tss
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The steamer NInnesots was dispatched
, .ssve I ,ort tess 1lonroe to7day TO block
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SUICIDE or AN ISsASE WoNAS-Cproner Gamble was
notified to hold Inquest yesterday at No. lJs West
Forty third street. upon the body OF Phoebe Anne Kirk
patrick married woman about thirty -four years Of
age who committed suicide by hanging herself. From
the evidence ected before the Coroner appeared that
deceased had been afflicted with fits Of insanity and had
recently been inmate of the Bloomin9dAls Asylum.
On Sunday evening she retired usual with her hus
band but in the MIDDLE Of the night she arose. without
disturbing any one, and entering adjoining room
p0noed herself to clothes peg Whom her situation
discovered the following morning. she was found TO DO
quite cold, and evidently nanimate for several hours
The appeared TO be but little doubt that the act
committed during 1T Of temporary insanity, aud the
sury rendered verdict accordingly.
A CnlrTR AccInEEls,-Patrick Grimm, q native Of
Ireland aged thirty years, residing at 40. l42 Fast
Twentyrst street, while driving his horse and cart into
the stable, Saturday evening, thrown 70 the
pavement with great violence, aud severely injured
that lac died on the following day in consequence
Sarah Dean, elderly woman, residing at No. 1872
Broadway, died yesterday from The effects OF injuries
oidentaly received by the upset,ng OF burning fluid
mp upon her person. The accident occurred on the
9Th uit since which timo the unfortunate has
fingered In great agony.
As boy about eleven years old, named Edward Brown,
was ing his kite at the foot OF East Twenty sixth street.
Sunday he accidentally fell through hole in the pier
and was drowned the necessary aid could be
dercd TO gave him Deceased resided with his parents at
the OF First and Twenty sixth street.
An inquest vas held ut tho New York Hospital By
Corouer Jackmau, upon the body of William Anderson,
Scotchan, aged 81 years, who died from the effects
OF injuries received by falling through sky light in
the building in Of erection ~ the
of Duane and Chur h streetss
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ALBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 co. AUorIoNEgRs
81 a. i.y At
The prSPsssy q ssn,s%1ra, LEAVING for kurpe
4' "a 80 superb Drawing Room Suits
= ' Fronca plate Pier and Man,el Mirror.
Iiecads and Lace Curtains,
Medallion ve,ve, osps.s and Mosaic Rugs So
ssvrvs and Dresden china Vases.
'''"'s' ana A GssssSss Ssko..es oea.r. Tables.
o.1 s1season Dnins Tabs and Buffet. e n,..ch -. s.
Bohemian and crystal sog.yea GiAs. ..rr.
s,oa.s and or,Sia cioSss and and r c
ine GRIFFIN Hisssfsp Con
honor to their friends and the pubic tina. hsy
y s Il erSs sssoP on S' . S q
the s.ss sss Fl Ss and
catalogue comprising the largest and riches. sssrsn"a u
m.a. s 70 ss i IL
: s. ss
d s ps.1ps IN fruit and
s ssa ssss ns
With sstawOod Cent?. TABLES Cabinets Velvet Msaa mon
shades: artist: srSnass ss.en1y nss,s Dc Mari
sNs sssna and A.
~ and y gs,d. ssS
sanney: Winter Scene Danube Ormolu Clock,
QUO sss fr sE 9rs' od SsSi
Carved legs and CAGE ro9nd corners finished III ~na n
90 ss AsS s.
brussels stair Carpets, dc Chanocrsrtchly carved
rosewood t dsads, STYLE Louie XIV; bureaus Commoaea
match. Ws,dob. nressi Toilet Tables, shaving and
Booss.ands Couches, Arm Chairs oar,ains Shade uor
nices air Mattresses Pagsses Feather Beds Holsters
Pillows hal kets. sheets, Quits Couuerpanes Decorated
CHtna, Toilet Sets, Oval Mirrors.
DINING ROOM.
Fold oak Buffet richly carved OAK Exenson Table Her
patent; Chairs Buffers COuches, elvrrWAre 'of
Zee Lvn oyster Tnreen Tea cot, pieces Napkin isins,
Egg stand and Boer Cake Baskets Casters Spoons Forks
Pcass and engraved Chas and Glassware from
oeleorsed house Il feepin %, Parry xz:-Deeane,s
0obc,s Champaepcs Wines Carafs Fruit and Preserve
stands, Punch boil sheffield Table cutlery and Linen gold
band Dinner Set decorated Tea also large assortment
OF Basement and kichen Furniture. competent person
w be II attendance 7: pack ship or move the sooia n
BA. NJ GRIFFIN Co, Au' ttcnees. via give tbelr par
ucnsr to tho sale Of furn ure OF mea decaine
housekeeping
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FRls, Pa Hhfcn + TOUT
mo Uuised States steamer Michigan, which has been
nor many years stationed upon the lakes acruser along
tae line besween our country and the British possessions
IN North America went commission at this port TO-
day Her Cheers who have just reported for duty are
n feliowss-
Commander-John G. Carter. ueutenants-rhomas
n Stevens Leonard Paulding and f. W. Henry. Paymas
tNr-J Geo Harris Snrgeon--wm n. Wood. Chief En-
rinser-Theedore Zellea. Assistants-Wm II. Ruther
lard Henry q visitor L r. Ayrcs and James L. vau-
clam Paymaster's Clerk J. Odell Captains Clerk
George s. Oden Carpenter-George ". Elliott
The Michigan has just undergone thorough repairs and
akes She is the only sel OF navy in these inland
seas and such, Ia quite favorits with the CONNER
DIAL public a. the lake cities.
Captain Ianman, who has commanded her for the last
three turned her over TO Captain Carter 70 day
the officers reported for duty and crew was shiaped
md the harbor clear Of ice she will probably bs
steaming over the lake again In y few days.
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Together with endless assortment Of PIN. Rings Pen
Sleeve Buttons Charms nles Enlblens, Crosses Ear.
rings Snds Cham Pins nbbo, slides, cooshpcks Pen
Hooters Glasses EnAncled Dresses, ehd thousand
other Articles too numerous to rnsnon such as are usually
kept first clast jewery establishments, any article o.
which you have yvui choice OF tor 81
We invite ladies aud the public generally To call and ex
apl%udd stock, them such bar
sns wiz be offered but Tor limited period Orders fro
de throug the respectfully solicited
kMp,kE ONE DOLL Ar ESTABLIsHNhNT.
Any the above articles will he sent By mall receipt o.
81 and for postage. Adoress u. w. Hill, manu-
facturirg agent, 6hA Broadway. rev York
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A WORD TO THE WIsE.IS SUFFICIENT
a $4,000 worth of goods marked down.
Iahle xgish ipU tn rhasn ooJa az

~
"A 31,uO worth of goods marked DOWN,
Ladies wishing to purchase goods cheap
Will further their interests by calling early.
Examine the prices and be- satisfied -
1000 dozen lluck Towels large size LIS doz wora ~
s59 d Zen linen Napkins, a. 5c &C. and Toe treat ba
400 dozenshemmed liner Handkerchicfs fc cheap at "a
2SD dozen gents linen Handkerchief 2s ner price 80.
600 black french Hat crowns lie, worth 300.
$50 dozen Breakfast Caps at Ia. cneap at Toe
2O dozen plain and linen SETS greatly reduced
ANOTHER LOT or HOSE
very FINE LADIES FREkCh KID GLOVES SIC worth 81
Spool Cotton. 10 good Crochet Cotton, SO q spool
HemmDgs NeeoL q, &c paper; serp.ntine 5rad, Ia.
400 dozen fancy silk 1ies H. I'd worth a..
LOO dozen nubber Round Combs ct &c usual price "a
Besides endless variety of Fancy Goods.
RONALDsOs MkAEES, no Broadway.
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w TCHEs AND JENvELaY.

~ NoSSCIknCk NAMES CUwAHDs or % ALL"
" THINGS BAvk COME TO CkIsIA
ITO BE OR MOI TO 8E,n
TIlAT'S Tue QUESTION.
The leading acturers OF Jewsiry In tho city, In
sequence OF the pressure of the tmes have detened
h sail their goods prices that command the
egariess the than hold them those thai
would bc wmunersye They would therefore Gall the xts
ton Of the public Ia their mne stock Of
FINE q. LII AMI PLATED
JEWEL1I,
AT 65J BaOAnWAY.
Opposite Bond street,
SIGN OF ThE LAZY IN THE WINDOW.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR
This magnificent stock comprising largest and most
collection of CorAis Canoes N0Sics Jets 6ubice
Bans IAva rurquos 9srnsts Imitation Of Cerbnncles
AInethysts Pearls kmerslds sappnires, 90 BracastA
sChsins, kinga Pencils, fbimhlcs armle,s, 40, &c.
Consisting In part of The tol.o ing aruoles:.- .
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4 N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
u hich and costly Hou sehod Buri,iturc.
Elegant ilanoturta

Elegant rosewooc rlanotorta
Rcseo God Palnr Suils In brooatei-
Valuable Paintings Artistic 6ronzes, Marble Groups, &c.
by W PORTER, Au.tioneor,
Tue sday 1arch O. At the eegant private residences.
28 West street. doors from Eighth
Commencing at III O'Clock ,secisely.
The sale the entire contents OF the house The
elegant aror rurnhuie made 90 order and Is In solid
Tho whole win be sold - the
highest bidder cash. shine oroi extraordinary
ens TO purcbaser the tire snrture OF tue
house having all been made thin iour months
Elegant rosewood octave rapcforte with solid pearl keys
500
Music Cabinet. stool and embroidered covcr
Yhr~e elegant full suits Of rosewood farlor turnsre In
rk bocad and velvet rosewood Eteyrres splendid Brunz
Paintings rich Vases, marble Pedesals, SILK and Lace Cur
tans Turkish Lounges with Arm Chls 10 match centre
ia and pier Tables; fl0e ntins aDt and ptsr dtrrs
r,scsp and laws Ornaments, rosewood Bureaus Brdssds
cLember SUITE superb Mattresses Beds snd neidn Z
Lounges bronze and marble Clocks rosewood aud cot
thsrs two Sofa Bedsteads Extension Table. SVerwaIe
cbinA Cutlery, Forka spoons with ole
giant ruby Glass Of descrpu forming v,luabe col
lection of household Furniture snd and recherche
Works OF The goods exhibition by dialogue
sale In dining room, I, O'Clock precisely re-
liable viii be- ~ the sale to remove the goods for
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UCJION NOTICE.
a eQUD worth Of rich and costly household Furniture
Elegant rosewood r,snoiorie magniucent taror suits
fler and Manto Mirrors, English Carpets rich Chua DC
Oomprisins the entire Parr Chamber. Dining Room and
Library
Furniture of Dwelling Eouse West Twenty
botweep Seventh and Eighth avenues,
~ TIVE scay) afternoon, NJ z O'Clock.
Fy RUSSELL n. "ksTCUTF, Aueoneor.
The house pleta with every elegance all OF which
order inrctted FOR the and
feet condition collection OF everything
suitable for costly f=shobsy furnished residence all
which VIII be soil without reserve TO be removed imma
iatsly from the premises
rARL0Rs. CHAMBERS AND DTNIEG ROOM
Elegant rosewood Parior Suits comprising two n suits
In rich brocade rcadc by 1eass saz Lace and
snk Curtains Mantel and Ter Mirrors valuable PAntif.
artistic BroBzes roewc.d Centre and Tier Tables, Turkish
rhair yclse Brussels and Velvet Carpats
Music Cabnct rosewood Eegsres Mosaic r,nrtle Pc
dests rich China Corner Eegrres French kngrly-
Escrctoies French Shades richly Red
ads large hair Mattresses rosewood Dressing Buresus
Nashssndn china olet tets oval Mirrors wood Cham
Furniture suite: Tete f.tcs Lounges Bronze
Clocks Rockers Reds and Bedding War iobes Extension
Dining Table rich Sverwar Spoons Forks Casters Coffee
UIDs Bohemian and Indian China ruoy aud crystal Cut
elegant iron safe one OF Colts hye baesd Rcvovcrs with
large quantity OF Furniture and House Furnishing Articles
no. here mentoted No pos poncment Catalogues At the
house Men Will be In attendance pack ship the
goods for purchasers.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE..
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