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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Bold TILL RoDHERrEs.-Yesterday, Detectives
Slowey, Kel.o, and Bennett arrested Henry Mallon
and Charles Warner, aud took them before Justice
Connolly, charged with having taken money from
tills upder the following circumstances: 1t appears
that, on Thursday afternoon, Henry Aiallon entered
tie sugar store of Ramsay Crooks. No. 81 Front
street. and asked to look at the Directory. Soon
after, Charles Warner, confederate of Nallon, en-
tered. ard commenced pricing sugar, and, while
Mr.. Crooks wac showing him samples, Million robbed
the till of $l7O in cash aud a check for $780, Alter
leaving they proceeded TO the flour store of David
ID. Crane No. Is Jay street. where they pursued .
similar course, obtaining in that case. from Mr..
Cranes till, the amount Of s2'7 in cash. and two
checks amounting TO $50 Some time after thoy
left the robberies were discovered, and the poles
duly notified After arrest, tie prisoners were iden-
t,iied by Mr. Crooks and Mr.. Crane and committed
10 await further examination. None Of the missing
money or checks were recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Arrival OF AyoTHFR FRENCH WAR STEAMER
The French war steamer Belone, Capt. lie Perense,
arrived here Thursday from Halifax. She is $50
tuns burden, mounts 70 guns, and has crew of $50
men. Her engines are of i50horse-power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

A BURGLAR ARREsrEp-On THURSDAY nlgbt Jas:
Roberts eaught IN the act te.os about $50 worth oe
silver ware nom the house OF MIR. Celia Wood No. 40 wsss
ne.ps az fise kew lie escaped the house. but WIS
pursu, a1 aesed the ver being found on his pr
son Justice Kelly yesterday committed nm iof uiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Board or ALDERMES.-The Board met on Thur
day evening and The subject Of approprating $4,000
for the relief of the families Of volunteers WAS dig
eussed at great length. The ordnpnce, after recciv-
ing several verbal amendments aud an additional
section intended to guard from fraud in the disibu
ton of the fund, was passed. After other unimpor-
tant business, the Board adjourned to Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF TIE VI. T.. CHURCH.
The annual meeting for the election of officers aud
managers OF the Missionary Society Of the N. Z.
Church, was held on Monday afternoon, with the
following result;
Presiden,-Eey. Bishop Morris Vice.rrcsidents-Rs Rev.
Bishors ~ scou "a Simpson ID Bak,r an, Anes
sth MIR Frauris II al 9TH Rev ~ L. Nouis ith, Mr. 4. Ia
Fancher gh kev. ~ Bangs ID. d.. Obj. Hoa ~ +. odeH
10Th, Mr.. d. l.. Ros nth Corresponding Serreiay-Rsy.
". T. Harris, d. d. Tfe snrer-Rev. 4 Carlton, d. d. As
sisiart TreasuIer- Rev Adam Poe Recording secclaTy
" d. T-!ry. -lai,fsrs-Blshops bou!sJsre-,
scott simpson Raket ard Ame. Bergs, j. T. Dnrbio r.
Calitcn D. Terry A. Stevens. J. Iloy. s. Porter, j. e.
Tlssapy w Il Norris ;. Hudich j. Porter r. CO Putney
NC. Crawford !. A. Roche, d.. Wise. q. r. Crooks: e.
honisoB r. - Foster. b. H. Medal J. ~ Turtle, J. Nile
II. !. FOX, J. W. Lind.uy o. Hare r. L. nise sud @.
Foss. L0ymc3- raucis Hail. j. b. Oakley. w g. Skdmorc
J. y. Phelps, Rnynor q. 4 Cobb. B. kd~aris, j. Fat
couer W. A. Cox, W. 1Iusow, T. L. Fsncher = fater-
.on j. H. Tat, s 4. Odril W. W Cornell, 4. A. Howe, II.
NJ Forester \. Woush, II. j. Baker q. Fowler. ID. Il.
Ross J. y. Mclean j. T. Martin, G. Walsh J Little. J.
bishop. r. Jenkins j. Freuch, j. Puriy, J. H. Ockeshsusen.
g. Crouch, and ). CroweM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

THE BEST CAPITAL YOUNG MAN HAS 10
MS HnApo learn how to IL to the best advantage a.
"a examination at FogLxa WsLLs', Ne. s8 bEoedwN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

ALLEGED ARsoN.-0n complaint of Fire Marshal
Baker Officer Theoboid sre,ed Anthony Hoz Yesterday.
charged with setting lire TO his cabinet shop No 22 Division
sieet on the night OF the l2h int appears THAI bis stock
ard tools were not really worth than s2V0 Justics
steers committed hih for trial ia default Of 81 OOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

BURNED TO DEATH.--Yesterday Coroner SehirISr
Washington a child years old who died from burns re-
eived "Wednesday evening her clothes having ceush. MY
from furnace hch she was playing 'oid'eb A'e'
dental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

ISsrALLArIoS.-0n Thursday evening The Second
L. p. Presbytsry Of NewYork installed the Rev. G.
Campbell Pastor OF the West Forty-iourth street
Cnted Presbyterian Church. The Rev. lIngh IL
Blair preached the sermon, ard presiied. The Rev.
ID. Patterson addressed the Pastor, aud The Rev. Mr..
Brasil the people. The exenises were very inter-
esting and appropriate. The attendance WAS large.
The prospects OF this church are now yo.y er.cour-
aging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

NAVAL COURT or ISQURY.-A Naval Court OF
Inquiry has been ordered by the Government, to as
semble at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard on Saturday
morning at IL o'clock. Stewart l.. Wood'ord, esq,
has been appointed Judge Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

NGw-YoRK BIBLE SocIETY.-A second public
meeting Of this Society in aid Of the work Of dis
trtuting the Bible among the army, navy, aud vol
unleer forces OF the United States will be held at
Irving Hal, corner of Irving-pace aud Fifteenth
street, OF O'Clock Oh Sunday evening. Statements
Of tie work viii be presented by the sgerts of tho
Society. Addresses viii be delivered by the Rev.
Drs. Hitchcock and Montgomery, and collection
will be taken up in aid Of the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
Liberal DoyArIoS.--We are requested by the
Trustees of the North Carolina Relief Fund TO pub
lish the following note:

BRoADwAY G. CHAMBERS, Nov. o. le6I-
j. NJ. MORRISON, esq.-Dear SIR: 1t gives ne
gres. pleasure send you check Tor $500 for the Relief
FUND for Loyal Citizens OF North CAon1" 10Y which state
have ever bad affection; and cherish tbs hope that
se win be among hrst TO be restored that UIon u
hch she was o. true friend and from which she hss been
severed against the real tests and the shes 81
ber substantial people. Yours, very respectfully.
ALEXANDER 4. STEWART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
THE BALLS BLUFF DISASTER.

Nesv. York, Nov. 90. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
Eegal Notlces.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, Kings
~ Couuty.-SARAH 2. DAVENPORT against ALMkRlN
UOTCHKisS nd MARTHA A.. bis wife. ALVA HOTCH-
KISS and EDWIN o. HOTCHkiSS, and RACHEL h., his
wife aud WILLIAM ii. STORY.-To the above named de-
the complain. IN this acton which ed IN the Office Of the
Clerk OF the County OF Kings at the City Hail. in the City Of
plant subscribers at their Office in The City Of New
ORR wltan twenty days after the service Of this summons on
YOU exclusive Of the day of such service aud Il you
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid
plaintiff in this action viii apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded in the congratulated November 1901.
C. J. Il L. DEWITT, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No 80 Nsssaust n. Y.
Tie complaint Ia ts action was filed In the Office OF the
Clerk the Of Kings the 6th day Of November
1851 C. j. & i. DEWIrT Plaintiffs Attorneys
ND 1as6wW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

RMY SUPPLIES-Proposal will be received
by the undersigned. at No statett New'fork, until
O'Clock D. m of WEDNESDAY the 18th inst FOR furnishing
for the H. g. Army and delivering in this city bTooklyI
on OF before S OF January 1902 the following Suoslt-
cree Stores: 1890 ~ 49,
1900 Lslf barrels irstqusiity, new" full corned MESS
PORK
Barrel. and half barrels 10 entirely new made OF the best
seasoned heart OF white oak iehooped and having four
strong iron hoops
Meat to be thoroughly cured, and packed with extra
quantity OF the best salt
The Pork to be packed by Of the regular prefeons
packers of NewY ok Brooklyn whose certificates to
BE- furnished, with Mr. r. p. Getty's indorsemeut
A. y. EATON Lieut.. Col. and A. c. g. s. .
Ofice Of Asst Com. zen. Subsistence.
New.York, Dec. A. 1861.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.......Drc. i
Cleared.

sesmships-U United Kingdom lBr) Craig Glasgow, T. Nc
ship.-star OF Acadia (Br Pascha Liverpool George T.
Cook Queen OF the East Scheye, Panama Croker War
rem Oriental Queen (Swed-l -, Queenstown: Fnnoh
Msincke 4 Wendt; Linda Fsyoria- Valparaiso, Fsbin
Chsuncey
BMs-Flamingo (swed. TssrhjslOn. Queenstown Funeh,
Meincke X Wendt - . ~ -
BnC~Wni Hand (Br.). Maxwell. Santiago de Cubs, Smith,
Jones Co. Martha Jsoe (Br) Corbett, ST. Johns, NJ T.,
p l. Nesius K Sons
sohooners-May Msniiu, Beers, Boston, Dayton CO..
Cabot, Lumbesu. Boston j. w. Mckee; p. Blake OBJ,
-; Dart, johnson, Stamford -; Florence, N. III.
Brigham; se.uine Eet, St. CroiI Maitland LoLd Quer
resn; Tom Ssyers (Brl Dawson Halifax, j. \. Whitney
Co Col. Lester, Delspy Key West, H. Bonner; Helena
(Br). Ray, Monte. Gusdaloupe, IL, J. c: A. DewOle
Bsrge-LauIel, Christopher Baltimore, Dal1el.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

OFFICE THE Board or EDUCATIoS, I
Conner Of Grand and Em-sts, NEw oRg, Nov 80 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until the 18th DAY Of December next at o'clock
supplying the Public Schools under tie jurisdiction Of the
Bot 4 OF Educaon with BOOKS, STATIONERY. aud other
required for the said Schools for year
mcneing on the LIST ofJsnnary 1862
list Of the articles will be furnished on application 10 the
CLERK of the Board OF Education.
JOHN DAVENPORT, /
JAbiES MACKEAN,
RICHARD WARREN, SCOiamee on Supplies
JOHN OKEEFE,
G.. GODFREY GUETHEH,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

CEALFD PROPOSALS viii he received by
y the School Officers Of the XIIh Ward at the Office Of
the CLERK Of tine Board Of Education OF Grad and
Elm-ss unl SATURDAY, the zlst DAY o. December Inst
al IL oclock AZ noon ior the DHsRS CHAIRS, SETTEES
&C. Necessary for furnishing portion OF the Primary De
partnen cf Ward SCHOOL, ouse No ~ IN said Ward pgr
ssn 10 plans and specific sOns e and 10 be at the
Office Of the Superintendent OF School Buildings, No "a
Crobyst Two responsible and approved surees will be
REQUIRED for the faithful performance Of the contract 70 be
entered into The School Officers OF the Ward reserve the
right to reject all Of the PropoSa offered deemed
for the public interests do ISOLATED Dec. 5, 1851
LANES HaSEsy M a GGRkHHSS6tRy Commissioners.
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WIND-Sunset, S. E.; very Hight.
Dssosfera. &c.

HALIFAX n s.. Dec e--The bsrk Eleanor from New.
York with cargo Of grain and -four qr Gondester has put ia
here eay aud cargo shed had to throw overheard part VI
cargo; will have TO dis barge.
fBy telegraph TO Elwood Walter, Sec'y I'd. Underwrs
TIII BARK tGyEs GARLAND tBE previously reported
ashore on Quopnel fall Of Oh cask have been put
into her. and Il is expected she viii float off spring tide
PORTLAND Dee. iO--The schr. Stranger (of Cranberry
Island from PASSPORT for New ok with cargo of fish sod
ath 1. BADLY Ashore Peaks Island here and via
probably be total ess.
lBy telegraph to Elwe0a Waiter esq, Sec Ba vrdsrwss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
Albany Live Stock Market.

Fox THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Dec 3 lbl .
BKKyEsThs receipts are unusually lsht-sbaut 200 head
les. than week and the deficiency IL greater when
weight taken into consideration owing to the comparatively
large Of hoppe sale Nevertheles the trade
dull Buyers for the Eastern markets not taking their
usual complement while those ffom New ok are but little
well supplied usunthppcrs via the Enc hsilroad aud
along ine OF the Harlem Road to make up for the hight
init in their calculations that the supply In Ne~fok OIL
Tuesday Wednesday viii be about equal TO last week.
we hear that the Central Railroad will bring down two or
three this senoon The demand their resou
tie shipment Of live stock being great aud unprece
dened render impossible to bring All down before the
close OF market Anticipation therefore OF least the
ordinary supply coupled with the fact that p9rk and Poultry
plenty and cheap restrict operations The average quail
Nv Of the Cattle 10 quite low owing to the number Of two
yes old in the yards bat this !. somewhat to the sdyansee
Of holders of prime and extra see those grades command
Ing to &C. y ID. lise weight higher than last week
REcEITsThe following 10 our comparative statement OF
receipts at this market the Central Railroad estimating
10 to the car. tor week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

TALLOW-The derssnd fair and the market IL sesdyg
'sle Of 10000 City 90ic and 20 900 h Western at SIC,
cash.
WHALEBONE Is in good demand, and prices tend up
ward some sales have been effected but the particulars have
not yet tTsnspired.
WHISKY in fair demand and the market Is frner sales
Of 500 bbls at 20! a2o.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

SALKs-Not than 400 head have changed hands snd
have the particulars OF only few Of the TRANSACTIONS as
follows:
]. s. Dolph, "a ordinary Michigan $345 q 100 i aver
NJ. Henry IA ordinary Ohio at BE- y average l24 10.
These punches taken by A. ~ Monroe who bought
80 more in several lots at prices ranging from Sd4c
j. Wilson, II fair Michigan at Bic y n; average 800 ~
D. Dummond, IS fair Illinois at about Sc ID average
q j. Foster, 81 good Kentucky at &c. p ID; average,
NJ Dalton, 12 heavy Michigan oxen a. sc y n average
i555 b. Also, II ordinary Canada q, ~ Y head, delivered
in New.York average $50 ~
NJ Clara Il fat heavy State at 4e y ID, sversge 1000 n.
d. DumnOnd, IS light, green Michigan hopper' at 425
head; average, so b. -
IL E. ReySods l6 ordinary Michigan at s3i 50 y head.
Average !, l2O n.
r. Iinme Is heavy fat Iowas at Sc y n. Average SIS ID.
A. Earl % common green State 81 2.c. y D. Average 85 H.
s. w Clark State Store Steers at S2i head Average
AIso 81 ordinary State at s3s head Average 100 Ii.
Mr.. Stanton II poor light State at 2!c q H. Average
j. GsrwoOd. 20 poor light State $2j y head Average
800 10
sHEEP-The demand for Sheep fully up with the supply
# In advance Of it notwithstanding the weather
has again changed aud is unvosbe for slanshterug Prices
range from 5e 10 for ordesry to 4ic for strictly extra
week. During the week McGrsw Brothers have taken 1890
cad prices within the Of the above figures and seses
by II. ST. Ird I'd:
TO- extr. 4, &c. ! -. averaging IO5 d.
HoGsTho pts at East Albany heavier than
lat week During the pa.t days the Central Railroad
has brought down $40 carloads at least 80 head Per
haps bsf Of these shipped through either TO New
the Eastern market and the remainder held mere
for sale the advances packer heresbout enter
upon tIade with spirit and although The weather Tor
tie past four days has been unexpectedly mild prices
advanced fraction. The sales at East Albany yesterday
were about 100 head 3iG3c y ID for good TO extra heavy
corn fed lew fancy lots held at &c During the weeA
about coo chan hands 3c for light to Bic for neeyy
DRERD Hoes ale IN slight request at i!d4ic for light to
heavy and 4sc for fancy with sli-ht upw ard tendency
NIXON COws-A few selling al $l1d 30 for common,
and 30 a "A for GOOD TO extra. Albany Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

- ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE OFyicg
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. . 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited at this Office until
l the Goth instant for ZOUAvE LEGGINGS of Russet
rather or other suitable material ami OF Linen Russia
Sheeting 70 be liz inches high.
Samples OF the Leggngs be with the proposal stating
prices O. II. CRAMER, Dep. q. NJ. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
MARRIED..

McCLELLAND-In Christ Church, New
Brunswick on TUESDAY Dec 10 by the Rev T.. A. Holt
man William d. Chetwood Of Ezsbeth, 70 Cathariue NJ,
daughter of the Rev Alex McClesnd, ID. d.
WILLIAMS-OBRIEN-O Sunday Dec. 9, BY the Rev.
George McCluskey Capt. Henry L. Williams to Miss Mary
j. daughter of the late ITancis OBren, esq both Of this
cifv
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NO EARNS for SALE at AUCTION

TWO FARMS for SALE at AUCTION
The subscribers viii sell al public auction at the Hotel OF
Isaac r. Hoes in the village OF Undertook Columbia Coun
ty the 9TH day Of January O'Clock in the fore
two FARMS adjoining each other situated Ia the town
OF Suyvessnt IN said county owned aud occupied by Lucs
J. Van Allen bis One contains and
other ITO acres. Title ndifputable. Terms liberal
DAVID VAN SCHAACK,)
JOHN VAN ALIEN. N1rgs,eeA
AARON VAN AIFN
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Receipts ef Produce.

DRc. lO25676 bbs Flour 100 bbls Corn Mesl 938 bbls.
Wbisky 90 go bush Wheat Is 300 bush. Corn 23 BUSH
Oats s2l7 bush Rye 40 bush. Seed, ls2s pkg Provis
ions 294 pkgs Lard, 20 pkgs. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
mo the NEW-YORK BUTT-HTNGE CONF

ITO the NETWORK BUTT-HINGE COM
Il PANY. a. P. Cspwell, James @. Wnett, e1-sherif,
George Mees Livingston, John Ross. Henry DeInott $
Manning Samuel r. Fighter. james Garner, Charles W
Remington Elisha FitzeIald eDeiridge enton, and whom
soever else may concen-Notce l. hereby given that
win SELL, At PUBLIC AUCTION on SATURDAY. the
l4th day o. December, 1885, at II at the EMPIRE
WORKS foot Of East 2ths Nev-1o to pay storage ana
and Puleys 367 bbls OF Gusno, Smutschne and Seps-
ssto Fsnping Mil lot Of Betting Grain Conveyor and Ele-
vstoT, Butt hinge Machiues.-Dec ., 1901.
SAMUEL LEGGETr Supt
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NHORTGAGEE's SALE.-Under and in pur-
INI susnca Of a Mortgage made by OSBORN 5 SEARS
20 MARY SEARS, will be sold by MINER & SOMER-
WILLIE. Auconeer a. their saesooIns, No 81 Nsssau,t
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Dee 10 and IL ct 10.
a NJ each day large quantity Of Fine Jewelry Canoes,
Pearls, Precious Stones, SC, large jewelers. SAFE with
Eytra Locks and the Tools and hury Of Manufacturing
yeweler Office Furniture, sc Dated New lo,k Doc e.
1861. COE WALLIS, Attorneys for Mougagee.
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The Galena and Chicago road earned, the first
week in December:
1000. 57 le61.... --... S25,ll7
Decrease. ...............SH
The Chicago and Northwestern road earned in
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s. NJ. MBRwIN Aucuoneel.
nY RANGS MERWIN K Co. Irving Built

s. NJ. MERwIN Aucuoneel.
DY BANGS, MIRWIN x Co., Irving Build
D iDss Nos. 5a4 $50 BrosdwsySales Of BOOKS sta
tcneIy. Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 9 az 81 O'clock
aud three following ever ings. al same hour,
ASSlCNFE'S SALE
BOOKS, STATIONERY. FANCY ARTICLES. ARTISTS
MATERIALS, ENGRAVINGS &C Also good STAMP.
ING PRESS and Dies Three MAHOGANY aud GLASS
SHOW CASES Mahogany Desk and other Fixtures, being
the stock Of City Retail Store To be sold for Cash by
order of an Assignee Catalogues ready.
MORTGAGEES SALE,
IMPORTANT TO LlTHOGBAPHERS,
WEDNESDAY MORNING Dec II, Fl II O'Clock,
About $50 LITHOGRAPaIC STONES V6rions sizes mostly
with designs Also. THREE LlTHOGRAPHiC PRESSES,
sn good W king order. and LARGE SCREW PRESS,
good order The whole be sold without or
cash, by order of Mortgages.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Dec. 70. at o'clock,
VALUABLE LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Comprising complete Of Common Law and ChnceTy Re
pos of various States ard Federal Courts Stante
Laws Digests Commensurate Treatises &c Also variety
valuable Standard oks in Miscellaneous Literature &C.
Catalogues ready.
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GaIcs bn Anrilon.

A UCTION SALE-Elegant Household FUR
IN NITCRE. THIS DAY tN eduesday) 81 the private
residence No. 20 Wes 6th between 9Th and 0thays At II
O'clock comprising Rosewood Mahogany, aud Black ana;
Paror, Chamber, aud Dining Room Furniture Rosewood
Piano Forte Suites Mirrors Curtains, Bronzes. OTna-
Snens Paintings Nelve ard Brussels pets Bedding sc.
Also Basement and Kitchen Utensils. a. CHAPMAN Co.,
Auctionesrs
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Tnrnltnre.

nON'T buy Camp or Family BEDSTEAD II
- you find better thar Won see At COLTONs
20. llS Fnions,.. Nassau. Gail aud see it,
IL NiTURE n all cooFs and styles at Wholesale and e
ts, 81 e2s and upward. Also Mattresses and Pailsses
NAkREN WARD. No. 81 CaBal-st.,
Ftur doors caste Broadway.
E'lRsT-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE,
Plain Deesrsted. and GAINED solid Walnut and Oak
nst. naesssss Springfield, Nc, Suits from Is upward
% w. FIsBkR Co, Manufacturers, No. 60 Broadway.
Between BIsecksT and Honasts, MUb!y BgldpE