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Al HEADERS lsr RECT VA. VOLS
"A FEBRUARY IL, lsBl.

n HEADERS lsr RECT VA. VOLS.
"a FEBRUARY Ii, ls9l.
FYOrder No. III.
!. ]. The several Companies of this Command
will assemble, at MILITARY HALL, ju Chdre,s
Uniform, with arms and aecOutrements, for BAT.
nights hereinafter mentioned
ii. FRIDAY NIGHT, 18th inst, Company
MONDAY NIGHT, 18th inst, Companies D. e,
TUESDAY NIGHT, 10Th inst, Comps and !
THURSDAY NIGHT, 2lst inst, Companies Il
and X.
III. The following officers are hereby detailed
to act a. instructors
Lieut.. Col Fry, Friday and Thursday nights
Major PEYToN. Monday night.
Major NCSFoRD, Tuesday night.
". ORDER OF BATTALION DRILL:
No. l.-Close column by company, on lst, ID, 81
and 4th companies, right aud left IN
front. Hardee; paragraphs No. III TO
i4s. inclusive.
No. 2.--To deploy colnmn on list, %, Sd and l,h
companies, right and left In front para
graphs No. 5lo To 53I Inclusive.
No. 3.-F0rward, into line ; paragraphs 40 to as
inclusive.
No. i.-lnto line, face to the rear paragraphs 100
to 476, inclusive.
No. 5.-change front forward paragraphs 7!3 to
1853, Inclusive.
No. 6.-Change front To rear paragraphs 100 10
77J Inclusive.
V. The attention of the Officers of the Regiment
is called to the above orders.
VI. The First Sergeants required 10 report
ALI ABsgSTEEs to the Adiutant oil the Regiment,
within I've days after the above drills
ed, for the present, from the above drills.
p. T. MOORE, Col. Commanding
@. @. OrEY. Adi,t. lnl2-M
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BOARDING.

DOANDl Nc. members of the Convention
ID and others, will find comfortable LODGINGS
and BOARD at Mrs. BARNS, on Grace street,
cOnd door above st. PauFs Church Also, > va
cant rooms on second floor, suitable for FAMI-
LIES. DAY BOA X ID furnished on reasonable
terms, fe l3-dlw*
IDOARDl Nc. IAN excellent FRONT ROOM ca n
ID be obtained by family desiring BOARD in a
central location, aud in a private family. DAY
boARDERS also accommodated reasonable
terms, aud a lew young men can obtain rooms -
Apply on Broad street, two doors below African
Church. fe l3-6t
IOARDING.-Person desiring BOARD can
eond floor. in private family, ON eth street, be-
tween Grace aud Franklin. fe 9-7t&
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An UNITED SOUIH.-Cali al the CLOAK
"A and MANTLE DEPOT, 90 Main st. next door
TO Sintons Hardware Store, aud purchase Goods
at panic prices ARAB tLOAkS at So finest Black
Cloth, full size sleeve CLOAkS, now selling at IS
TO sl2-half price; Spanged BRACELETS aud
HEAD-DRESSES K ESS CAPS; CORSETS
FANCY GOODS in great variety DOMESTIC and
FANCY DRY GOODS HOOP SKIRTS FURS at
- the set, worth 50. For bargains, call at the
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT, 50 Main ST.
Next door to SInton's Hardware Store
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DICHMOND THEATRE

THE GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
THE
WEISS,
FOR
MRS. |. i. PHILLIPS
fe l5-It BENEFIT, TONIGHT.
LNOR SALE PRIVATELY-The STOCK on
Il GROCERIES and STORE FIXTURES IN the
store corner OF 18TH aud Main streets. The STORE
can be rented also, by applying to US, al our fac
tory, corner 18th and Canal streets.
G.. * IL WORD
i. S.-All persons Indebted to Us will please
come forward and settle their bulls.
c. p. WORD
fe FITS j. H. WORD
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIV ED,

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. ii, 1891.
High Water this dug friday at II O'Clock.
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TT MI oH cap Plan o>'-
~ . H.. ,a r;M;T 5ss1 .tas.a. CHEAP
PIANOS, " Inch he will sell very low for cash.
just received, IA large collection ot n EW MUSIC,
by the best composers:
o>e1s.Sf FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th a
$3.50 l. No. l Steamship VIRGINIA, Captain
KELLEY, is now ready to receive freight.
Due notice will be given of her departure.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
c. P. CARDozo, Agent,
lJ9 Main street, or Rockets.
duced rates and with dispatch. fe l5-lt
t4xa. SHERWOOD STILL FOR RENT
s13S This beautiful m A.; FARM n, one mile
the person who rented 1t having failed to comply
with i. hi, contract + i, +. HA MAXI
4ss FOX RENT OR LEAsE-The STORE
.::a and DWELLING, on Rroad street, between
-~ it'll and 5th streets formerly occupied by Mr..
to e" L. ff s Possession sEfEE Ach5 7pRSf1 st.
~LAFAYETTE ROY Al ARCH CHAPTER,
~No. a3, are requested to attend a stated Con,
HALL, This EyEYING, Ct o'el"ek;;,
Members of Chapters Nos; and as and tran
silent Companions are invited TO attend.
fe i5-It JAS. i, GoODE, Sec'y.
~ HENKICO LIGHT DRAGONS.
a. Your TARGET, rR{cTicE will taxi
tx FRIDAY commencing at half-past 10
The Troop will PARADE in full uniform, and
the roll wifi be called at 10 clock A NJ, at the
Westham House, Henrico county.
LIST. \ SADDLE and Birdie presented by s. :
CorTRELI, Esq, OF Richmond.
md. SADDLE presented by Trooper w. +.
MITCHELL, of the Henricu Light Dragoons.
feI5-ta '' ''"'' J K. EfLcHER, o. :.
d HDo'Ro Co. Il" lsr REG; "a N,o1s,t
EsOrder No. VIII.
" As.embe IL uniform, at your A,rm99ry, thi.
special business and drill. Serseants must sum-
mon every member of their squads
BY order Of Capt. NORRIS;
fe 15-lt* D. A TYRE LIST S"rg't.
Al HEADQKs JUNIOR toLuAIhhns,
VI FRBKUAKY Is, l>6l.
form, for drill. Members who have not procured
their uniforms are, also, required to be present.
fe i3- IT, Vi J. G. G00LsBY, lst serg't.
!. GRAYS. ArrENrIOS-Attend Il regn-
"a lar Company Drill. at Military Hall, this lFRI-
TlDAY night, at a o clock.
fe l5-lt +. w. BRANCH, lst Sergt.
10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGiNIA-A
Is PROCLAMATION. Information having been
received by the Executive that JOHN SC0rf,
WHO'S charged with having committed murder
in the county OF 6reensvliie' /" tins Common
large: Therefor, do hereby oter Il reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who
shall arrest the said John Scott and deliver him
into the jail OF said county OF Green~Tille; and |
do moreover require all officers OF this Common
wealth. civil and military. and request the people
generally, to use their best cXertiOnS to procure
his arrest that he may bo brought TO justice
~ Given under my hand Governor, and
) L.s. under the Less Seal of the Common
49, wealth. at Richmond, this llth day Of
February, 1851. JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUSFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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CITY Paint. Feb. IL, 1851.

City Point, Feb. IL, 1861.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Richmond.
Steamer Belvidere, keene, Baltimore
Pmssian bark william, IIegner, Liverpool
Schr. Bergen. Cole, Petersburg.
schr b. b. Pitts, -. Philadelphia.
Bremen bark Columbia, Samke, Baltimore.
SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York
Steamer BeIvidere, keene, Richmond.
Sehr. B. D. Pitts, Petersburg.
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HOMEMADE GOODS.
GROCERIES,, &c.

| ono LBS. VENi>ON HAMS.
I,OoV zoo lbs. superior Canvas and Plain
HAMS.
95 half bbls. Woods FAMILY ROE HER
RINGS.
100 Thin Breast Pieces BACON.
SOUCED PIGS FEET CUCUMBER ViCKLES.
DRIED GOLDFISH; No. FAT MACkEREL.
No, SHAD: No. WHITE FISH
50 bushels Grey and Black-Eye PEAS and
H0MINY BEANS.
10 bills. COFFEE SUGAR, ut cts. per pound
Ii half chests superior Green and Black TEA
IL kegs superior fresh ORANGE COUNTY
BUTTER.
packages fresh COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER.
Just received and for sale wholesale aud retail
by j. :. ROBERTSON,
fe list Garner Franklin and Guy'r SITS.
CHARLES FLOYD, WHOLESALE PkOVI-
" SION DEALER, offers for sale
loo boxes CUTTING CHEESE
loo boxes ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
cases prime ENGLISH SHELTON CHEESE.
so half tubs first quality LEAF LARD.
$50 packages prime GOSHEN and ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER.
ALSO-BACON, HAMS, and SHOULDERS
18TH ST, BETW n MAIN AND CARY.
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IL MAIN AND TIN STREETS Having pur
chased the FLAMING MILL, situated al the cor
ner OF Main aud eth streets, we are prepared u
execute FLAMING in all Its various branches, al
the shortest notice; aud having determined 70 Buy
tor cash only everything requisite to conduct The
said business, and neither TO contract or aGthoi-
iEe others TO contract debts for On account 81
the same, we shall, therefore, be enabled to carry
on our business upon the most reasonable terms.
Every kind of SCROLL, SAVING aud MOI ~
ING, and every branch OF FLAMING and "a"
IN g done promptly. aud upon the most liberal
terms. Orders respectfully solicited;
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
fe s-2wk X IL WOOnWAkD.
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NE W L DITTO n. d..

WEST Il JOHNSTON
Publish this morning the VOLUNTEER HAND
BOOK, containing an abridgment Of iiardees
Infantry Tactics, adapted 10 the Of the Per-
cussion Musket, i'll Squad and Company Exercises,
Manual OF Arms for Rtemen, and United States
Army Regulations, to Parades, Reviews, Iu-
spections Guard Mounting, &c, &c. BY Jas. X.
Lee, Of the First Regiment of Nir9 mia Volunteers
Third thousand-NEW EDITION. Price 30 cts. Per
remitting to us the price. Will receive it free
of postage. Address orders to
WEST Y JOHNSTON,
fa RuhIish here Iii II
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Z MY SCAVENGER

4 WY SCAtENGEk
The undersigned is prepared to clean cut
Water Closets, sinks and Out Houses in the short
est notice, i'll manner which will not be ensiye
10 the premises ON which he may work Also
lime them. His wagons are SO constructed as 10
be water and air tight His boxes ear he fou nd
at DrvAL NoRfoN's, corner llth aud Main sts .
and JOHNSTON MiLLsPAUsH' :, On Main between
ith and 18Th streets. All orders left at the above
places, will be promptly attended to-
fe Its r. II AIIEN
RiGHMOND LOCK MANUFACTORY,
II BELL HANGING, SILVER PLATING. &c
n ne Eaosepiosr = prepared to make all kinds Of
LoChS, IRON SASH for store doors and windows,
hang Bells IN q superior style, lit Keys, and 40
every description OF work in his line, with neat
Also every description of SILVER PLATING
a0he at short notice and with best n watsrals
LockSmith, Bell Hanger and Silver Platter. 10th
street, between Main and Cary te list
NOriCE TO THE PUBLIC. The
~ subscriber respectfully calls the attention
xENs GLoTHlSG and fuRSIsHiSG GOODS,
which, 10 make room Tor sprng stack,
i ne @ hy sell LAT pelG% ,ne un hs
will close out his large and varied assortment of
OyERCoATS, at aud below cost,
them. n. SToCkDALE, No: ~ Main st.,
s doors below Exehange Bank,
fe ls-sw Richmond, Va.
i "a SEWING MACHINE, can have i done in
large or small quantities, on sesss9asis terms
and AT the shortest nostee fAhI1 phhSsEs,
MANTLEs aud CLOAkS made. PATTERNS for
sale aud PiNklNG done. II
Ma EvERETT's, No. 2s7 Main street,
IL lists sdoors above sth, up stairs.
BUSINESS CARD.-haviag retired from the
is ADVOCATE OFFICE. desire proposals for
business, either al an ASSISTANT or PARTNER
with capital Forthis object wish To sell several
fine BUILDING LoTS, suitable for private dwell
olless lie is-a,.l 4. a. sTUsBs
NOrICE..sAll persons indebted to the late
IN hrm Of MAULE BEvlLL. by open account,
nona, q e'nsl~lss are nsrsny no,iasa sh s
lat OF March aad settle, their bills will be
put ia the hands of otdcers for eollection. fur
ja A-lmt WN. j. TWILL.
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THE New YORK DEFACLTISG PosTMAsTEE.-
The New York correspondent OF the Philadel-
phia Press Col. Fuller,) denies the report
that ex Pos tmas ter Isaac Y. Fowler is in des-
titute Circums tances in the (ity of Mexico.
Friends of Mr.. Fowler, who are in constant
communication with him, state that lie is in
receipt of "A handsome salary agent of
large company near Mexico, ana that ihdepen
IDENTIFY of that he has a respec table sum on
hand in cash-sUiicient, At all events, TO main
tain himself in entire comfort for twelve
months, III least and that in case he should
need more, it would be promptly and cheer
fully sent To him. The parties by whom he is
ment thus far, and he has their entire conf
denee. He writes home in good spirits and il
far from abandoning the hope Of returning to
New York, and dischalging every obligation
against him.
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- SOAPS MANUFAGFORY.- This is the only
Enlistment III the Southern States where TOILET
SOAPS are made direct from the materials
and warranted TO be equal to any manufactured at
the North, or imported from Europe, and eau sell
them at more reasonable prices. Always hand
wholesale and retail, ROSE, MUSK, ALMOND,
MlLLEFEuRS, HONEY, PALM, and IL large
sortment of SHAVING aud FAMILY SOAPS, DEN
tai SOAPS, COLD CREAM and the celebrated
ORIENTAL II MR. RESTORATIVE.
Also, first rate SEWING MACHINE for sale.
NJ. GARCiN, 18th ST., between Frank lin and
fe l5-l2tN Grace SITS Richmo Va
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I lME, LINE, LINE am prepared e lar,
IL nish farmers and others with SHE'LL LINZ %
the best quality. in large or 4nall quanllllss'@
low, or lower, than 1t can be Drained eIsewhsIs
delivered at any OF the depots or on board OF o1As
in the Basin or Dock Please send your 9rdets 70
my lime kiins, ON the Canal or al Bacon sa@its'
Branch, or JoHS j WERrn's otkee, corner WI
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH hAk"Y.I
Hardware Dealers, No. IS Main street. and wv!
will receive prompt attention. ,,, s>,tru
10. Z Linz NJ vi
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to see The rightful authority Of this Government
recognized and respected. Let the stolen forts,
fui ow ner-tear down your RAFT lesnaka and pcii /.
clan NAG, and run up the ever glorious stars ana
str1pes-disperse your traitorous mobs, ana iet
every man return TO his duty. Then come 10 us
WIN your list Of grievances. aud whatever man
hood, honor or patriotism can yield, shall be tuiiy
accorded.
THE FORTS MUST BE Rg-TAkEx-THE REVOLUTION
MIST Re CHECKED
From another Article in the same paperj
1t is the duty Of this Government to retake Us
stolen forts and other property wrongtu!iy VIII
held In the performance Of ii no more force VI u
he used than Is necessary. F5retbs Tes'ddn'e 'ca.
he ssef and II possible ors,tone The Government
will collect liz revenues, using just 50 much force
may be necessary for that purpose: 90 >, =,
We assume that this will be tue action OF the
Government because ii IL the duty of the ooVefh-
ment and because an Admi nistration is just going
Into power that will feo,essy and Jaiftay pe9"'"'
If individuals attack the Government in the
discharge of its duty, and lose their lives thereby
it be charged that the G0VernHaeh, hae wan i.a
tonly shed ''frater blood p VIII any one pre-
tend that the Government can do less than inns =
When the President takes a solemn 0a'ii 10 sup
port the Constitution. aud the Constitution ue-
clares that ne shall that the laws are ialtiu
iy executed, can he disregard that oath, and SUIT
f. the laws 10 he trampled under foot? lftreason
aud rebellion make II necessary to use force to eS
ecute these laws, Is he not Justified IN using II
/. il coerrjng South Carolina To defend Fort sum
ter against the attacks of mob collected IRON
South Carolina Georgia and other States - IL
coercing Florida to hold Fort Pickens against the
the States Of this Union for the Government 10
take aud hold possession Of all its propert within
them? j. il coercipg State to enforce the ma
tioual revenue laws2 Will il be coercing South
Carolina to take possession vi the United States
Custom House, arnOry, and other property
belonging TO the Federal Government? Is ii
coercing a State to abolish Post Offices where
men cannot be found who are willing to hold
them, VINO will not honestly account TO the
Government TOR postage received? Coercion OF IA
State! He who invented the expression DID a
good work for traitors. He raised Il screen be
lt
"a temporary hiding place Republicans, favor 10
such doctrine.
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ms. HEAK. or MARioN, sMYTHE

j, Co, VA, have this day appointed =. ~ m
BEAR 10 be my true and lawful agent, to eat,;r
the business OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, >hVss1,
Goods store, on iTth street opposite the Old MAJ
ket, to buy and sell for cash only. Jus bhaA'
ptcbp,nnd Va Eah fe wv
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81 HDQRs Co. 81" lsr REG. VA. Nola.,t
81 RICHMoSD, Feb. Ii, 1851. !
HtOrder No. VIII.
w Assemble in uniform, at your Armory, this
tFRiDAl) evening. 18th inst, at = clock, for
special business and drill. Scrseants must sum-
mon every member of their squads.
BY order of Capt. MoRKlss.
ISt
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MRS. !. b. PHILLIPS BENEFIT. fe l5--lt
THE LAST.-1 have. per yesterdays steamer,
received another and last small lot of assert ed
Holland Flower Bulbs. Aso, more Garden
Seeds, among which | wish to mention the extra
early American and the Imperial Pea the Babel
aud carly China Dwarf Bean: early CauIihcwcr,
kahlrabi, Celery, &C These seeds are all grown
i'll Baltimore, and warranted fresh
l.. WAGNER, Apofhecary,
fa Tnrn.r ith n,t1 pt,gI
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DICHNOND THEATRE

MISS OSEPHINE kER
WILL APPEAR A.
J.
TONIGHT
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I HEREBY appoint JOHN W MILL So ~.
i my Agent to transact business Tor me
corner 81 18th aud Cary streets, AZ deals ns,
Liquors aud other business pertaining 20 As"Pe
SALOON, to buy and sell for cash ohty,,yn.
J. kAsfiAv''
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% MASONIC NOTICE.-The members of
IKE g. are re raqn @ to atsnd Statea cSn
vocation of their Chapter. in BoSHER )
HALL, THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
sient Companions, are invited to attend.
By order of the NJ E. II. p.
fe l5-n JAS E. GOODE, Sec'y.
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Whe0t-S0leS were Lalr IN extent, reaching 1Z,oUV
bushels at steady prices 81 As 81 30 for white Western
and Canada, 81 IS for mixed Canada, 81 80 81 for
red Western 81 % 81 2s for Milwaukee club, 81 20 for
Canada club. Corn was somewhat frmer with sales Of
80 900 bushels, nearly all mixed Western, at &C.
67hc for old and Sc sec for new heEsms i sas
bushels OF Canada West at SOC. Oats quiet and
tending downward: Western, S4c. 34Hc; State at $50
large stock Of RIO resulting rom the heavy arrivals Of
the past tended 10 lessen the disposition 70 purchase
Total sales day 626 bags at 14c
l2hc. for Jamaica and IL 40. l2kc. for Rio per h.
COTTON depressed, buyers having been reluctant
purchase large lots few light sales, under 900
bales In ALL effected prices varying from II No.
11Zc. for middling uplands per h. Spinners bought
most Of the amount above mentioned.
FsH.-A very moderate business has been transacted
IN dry cod, part at 50 76 and No. mackere at ia 70
SIS. Other kinds we're quiet.
tent ~ 81 10 81 Is for layer, and 81 IS 81 90 for
bunch, per box
FIaua;ns-Rates were frmer to-day, and shipments
moderate To Liverpool 600 bushels wheat bags at
boxes bacon and 100 pkgs. lard at 4os, 10 tons
cheese at 37s. 3d., $50 bales Sea Island cot
@d at and 81 erces sr boxes
and some tallow at $685. also 800 pkgs butter at 6Ss
To London II 900 bushels wheat in bulk, at 13d 500
at 37s Cd, and tallow at aos 10 Bristol 600 Dds
-four at As 45 900 900 bushels wheat, in bags,
at l3d. To Glasgow 900 bbls flour at AZ.
HAY-Sales TOO bales ut 800. a S6c
HorB-Sales 81 bales at 80. a $40.
IRON steady but inactive.
LEAD was dull having been held above the views OF
buyers.
MoLAssEs-Saes ITO hhds. Porto Rico D. t., and go
hhds. Cuba muscovadO also on p t.
NAVAL 5roK-saes OF all descriptions light, but
rates were firm.
Ons.-1he demand was fair for whale, sperm and lin
seed, which stiiy held the latter at Co., Ole per
gallon, and large lots even higher.
PRovRIoEs-Pork was lower, and 400 bbls. were sold
at SIT la SIT rs for mess, and $l2 SO $l2 10 for
prime Beef steady, with sales Of 200 barrels.
Lard was heavy; $50 packages changed hands
at 9Lc. 1Oc per ID The sales of cut amounted
to 200 packages Sc. S2c. for hams and 63sc $50
for shoulders per Id. limited business transacted
In butter at 14c 1885, tor State, and 10c. loo for
Ohio; and in cheese at $40. u 1870, per 10.
RicE-Sses Of 200 casks at 35sc. a 4hc.
SUGARS steady and refiners were buying pretty
cn;eHv At aMc &C. for Cuba. and 3Ic a3l.c. for me
laco also 10 boxes Havana at SIC bxc. per Id.
TAuow.-Saes were made OF Is 900 lbs. at 9hc, a
oAC
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a UCTIoN NorICB-HoUsE SALE or OVER $4,000

A UCTION NOTICB-HOUSE SALE OF OVEh $lo,UU
"A worth OF mahogany Household Furni
ure-The OF housekeepers called to the large
sale take place this day Thursday March At 2l8
Fourteenth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
commencing at 0a O'Clock precely the entire elegant
Furniture and beautiful Works Of Art contained In the
above large dwelling all OF which Will be sold without re-
be removed immediately from the premises
comprising large and elegant assortment Of
denoe in rosewood oak and mahogany Sale will com
thers Un Casters Spoons Forks Cake Bias
kes Dining Sets superb French and Bohemian China crystal
Glass ruby engraved Glassware ivory and pearl Cutlery
French Porcelain. elegant Extension Table with oak Dining
Tor Suits covered three colored 10 perfect
Velvet Wilton Carpets rosewood marble Etegeres
Centre sofa and Pier Tables two elegant Pier
Glasses with damask and rich Lace Curtains French
Shades Turkish Chairs with Lounges TO match ladys Secro
tary, Reception Chairs In brocade.
MAGNIFICENT 6EvEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Carved legs and round finished al na
with satnwood solid pearl keys, rosewood Stool Music
Books embroidered Cloth Cover Music Rack Hatstand, Oil
CLOTH Brussels Stair Carpet &C. Chsmbers-kichy carved
rosewood BIZ dsteads style Louis XIV Bureaus Commodes
% match wardrobes Dressing Toilet Tables Shaving and
Bookstands Couches Arm Ohars Curtains shades Corni
Hair Mattresses Paiasses Feather Beds Bolstsrs P
lows Blankets Sheets Quilts Counterpanes, Decorated
China, Toilet Sets, Oval MirrOrS, KttchenwRre, DC
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sALHs AT AUCTION.



OVER $4,000 WORTH or
FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The largest richest OF Household Furniture
and Works of Art offered At auction this season
MORTIMER GRIFFIN x CO., AUCrlONEERS,
will sell ct auction this day Thursday March all the Fur
Sixteenth street between Fifth and sixth avenues Sale
commencing 1t 10Y O'Clock
Superb seven octave PAnoforte,
Bronze and Ormolu Cha pdeliers
Velvet Carpets, Lace Curtains
Oil Paintings Marble Statuary,
Artistic Bronzes.
China, Glass and Silver Ware,
Rosewood Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Furniture
Drawing Room Furniture consists OF rosewood Etc
ceres ops French plate doors and back Worx Table
inlad with mother OF pearl rosewood Centre fables sta
marble two full Suits Drawing Room Furniture
elegant Tee fete Sofas two ARM Reception, and eight
Of the expensive description Con-
sole Tsbles nad with tortoise she'll Brocade and Lace Cur
tains ak light Ormou and Bronze Chandelier imported
from PArs Candelsbras Brackets French plate Pier and
Mante Mirrors with rcn gilt frames superb sevres and
MAGNIFICENr SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOYoRrH,
Carved legs and round corners finished AL round
embroidered cloth Cover book Musc Oicoth Hat
stand, Brussels Stair Carpea ChAmbers-Rchly carved
rosewood Bedsteads style Louis XIV Bureaus and Com
modes to match Wardrobes Dressing and Toilet Tables
Shaving and Bo0ksands Couches Arm Chairs Curtains,
Shades C0rnces Hair Mattresses Paiassos Feather Beds
Bolsters Pillows Blankets Sheets Quilts Counterpanes.
Decorated China Toilet ses oval Mirrors OAK Buffet EIten
Also Kitchen Utensils &C. Sale peremptory without regard
O weather.