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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
P0R TIiE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, IIoARsENEss, I'M
FLUENZA. BRoNCHITIS,
WHOOPGNG COUGH,
GROUP ASTHMA, f4I
INCIPIENT CON- All
SIfATDTTOK-l


and for the relief of eonsumptiyo patients In adyaue
ed stNges OF the dslease.
We need not speak TO the public of its virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamIstol
the American StRtes Its wonderful cures OF punlou-
AIRY complaints have made II already known. Nay,
few tie families In any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience Oflts
effects, and fewer yet the communities any where
which have not among them living tfophyur
It's victory over the subtle and dangerous dlsessot
the thrnat anil lungs Whileit is the most powerful
antidotc set known 20 man for the formidable and
dangerous disoases ofthe pulmonary organs, 1t Is
also the pleasantcst aud safest remedy that can BE-
employed for infants and young pcrsons Parents
should have Ia store against the insiduOus enemy
that steals upon them uprepared, We hay, abund-
ant grounds TO believe tho CHEERY PEcToRSL saves
more lives by the cODsumptions It prevents than
those It cures Keep you, cure your colds while
6lcau master the ipeXOrAble canker that, fastened
on the yltala. cats YOpr lifeAWay. All know the
dreadiul fatality lung Disorders and ~ they know
too the virtues OF tins remedy, wsneed not do mora
than to assure them II Is still made the best It can be-
We spare no cost nor care no tS to produce it the
on Il the best agent which our skill can furnish
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER,
Practical and Aaalytieal Caeafgt, LOipel, Mass.
Andsold by A. q. GooD& co., and by all Druggists
and dealers In Medicine sverywhere.!l = mills
PIANosl PIANosl PIANOS
GOLD MEDALS fss :
VI IN FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Iistitute besides frst premiums al
Pairs in Philadelphia, Warrington and Richmond,
TESTIMONIALS or EXcELLENcE
....r, TRoN ia
- GoTrscHAnK, 49,
81 ..,r.a sTRARosOH,
ra ~ -Irs-ul and @. SATTRR,
As also from some OF the most eminent Professors
and amateurs in the country. p fl.i :. 49,
wAI. KNABE 4 CO.,
ia, aud I, NORTH EUTAT STREET,
and No. $50 BALTIMORE ST.,
Bgtay, would respectfully invite the attention
Of the public to their well assorted stock of
3 GRAND AND SQUARE P1ANo.FORTRs,
which, for lsAuty Of finish, power, and sweetness OF
tone and elasticity Of touch, have beeu by Judges
pronouneed unrivaled. Every Piano guaranteed for
hTQ geaTSJ and n privilege OF exchange granted at
any TINS within SIX months II not entirely satiahe
gfoTFy ~ f-saat 4GlA .nfaF.- I8If SD
Term liberal. AscaIl Il respectfully solicited be-
l6re Purchasing elsewhere. A liberal discount made
70 the Clergy and to Schools. large assortment OF
Mniodedns constantly on hand.
-l1-PiAnos taken In exchange.
.-1E.ii = Gaa Wal KNABE co.
z JESsK B. MBLLoR. 137 Main St, Wheeling, Va,
Agent for the above celebrated Pianos. mh31-6m
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POSTAGE,

POSTAGE. a
The POSTAGE to any part of the United States viii
be but TWENTY-R0UR GENTS a year Tor GBlRek.
wood1 and bat FOURTEEN CRNTs year for eSeb
Al the above prices tie Periodicals win he 'fpr.
nished fer 1852. And as " ~
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DALI Q. ATzK: I ID moi hesitate to
say the best remedy have eTerfoundl
for Coughs, lLOaTseness, influenza,
aud the cOncOmftnnt symptoms of a
Cold, Is your CHEBRT PECToRAL. Its
constant usn In my practice aud my
family for tlFs last, ten years has \
shown 1t to possess superior TirtuesS
f1r the treatment Of these COIN
uLafutA EBEN KNIGHT, Mn
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TWELVE FIRST PREMIIJMs

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awarded our present PGnInah by tho
United slates Rdir Rt Ciuoiunati In........I 500.
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western Penn'a Fair At Pittsburg SOD
WestPrn Virginia Fair ut WheelnE...........lS6O.
aud the Ohio State Pair at CIey eland 8 60,
all Of which are exhibited at our Office
DuFF's NEW ENGRAVED SCHOOL COPY BOOKS
Hne Cap 2 pages each, 9Oe per doz-the cheap
est Copy BooGE In use.
BUSINESS AND ORNAMENTAL PENliANs1IP
with new plates and scales by wM. DUFF illustrat.
Ing all the elementso Of the PenniAns Artistic most
eomplste 1nstructor known Elegantly bOund-
Crown quarto- Price 50, postpaid = Is {sf. 81
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Price $3.50. Sold by booksellers generally.
tFor full particulars send Id ohr elegant new ordu.
lars PIP Oh and samples ot cur Pennan'9 Iluaness
and Ornamental Writing enelosing 2 5etoF n
&, - p DUFF &. SON, 'PrInstpRls
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
Il On excellent remedy, and worthy the oo.adsaee
Of the community.
Ayers SarSaparIIla.

FOR Spring Dissasss-
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For TunOru, Ulcers. and Sores a
For ErupeIOns and PinPIl. 1sze5
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For Female Diseases.
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For IAvsF cqqPl..ata-
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SALT.-ssooo barrels sPittsburghp No. i RTtTa-
y 500 do s0hiO RIVER = : = p
80 Just received aud for sale by
!e1I n. REILLY
HAMBURG CHREsE-Pfftv boTs- -
IL Sheese In store. and Tor sale by y
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ON. REOEIPT Oh AM 0PlTIIk FOLLOWING
NJ sums, IN Cash o. Post-Otics Stands, he ar
scFlubr win send BY rstuFn Of mail or otefIFfts -
diEeCtOd, Cola Pen Pens, SgIsctiHq fts SsIl@ ~
cordiBq 10 defcrfpei0u, VII
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COuntrY Merchants

RI invited to can and exanaine tie ..oe,
IA OfHATs and GAPS ever before offered Il Pr
.sais HARPER . BRO.
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R6r2b eeAts, fholIa ie Pens Tor - cents, III
Pen: for 80 cents the Always Ready Pen; for
the RhRAhf Pen; and FOR q, the Exeeisior Pen.S
The, alEsS are NuN. 2 2, = aud 9. -
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POSTERS, PROGRAMME S,

&C.,. &C" sc vac alsiit
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0sEsGmptiues do not despair tin you have tried
AYEE's CHE5RY pictorial 1t Is made by one OF the
around us bespeak the high merits OF its yirtuea-
EaitdidPhfa ledger. 5 49,
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command over four per cent this summer. and thas
parties who are fastdious in regard to collateral.
or who are not generally known as lenders, VIII be
Obliged to be content with three. The accumu-
lated wealth of this country is far greater than
was imagined before the war, and, eyenwithout
any foreign capital, there is far more money here
than can be consumed when business is inactive.
Foreign exchange closed firm yesterday at ia
for bankers bills, and ll3 ,. for frs. GLASS mer
camille bills The course OF the foreign exchange
market is subject OF active discussion among
merchants. One party feels satisfied that we shall
not import much until we begin to export cotton,
and hence that our imports are not likely TO exceed
our exports of produce added to our present spe
Gle export. Others again argue that the country
is bare of goods that if there is the least pros
pect Of any kind OF average harvest abroad. our
imports will largely exceed our exports, the
balance Of trade will turn against u.s. and exchange
will rise to ll5 40. On the face oft. the party
which believes in low rates Of exchange appears
to us to have the best of the argument. Importers
who send heavy orders abroad at present are
doing wild, speculative business, and their paper
should be avoided by prudent capitalists. With
regard to the supply of cotton bills, we can say no
more than we said last week. The newspapers of
New Orleans appear to be conducted by lunatics,
and judging from them. it would be rash to antici
pate reason or common sense from the people Of
Louisiana. 1t may turn out, however, that the
..brief fury" of the New Orleans editon4uk
sently subside and the people of that once flourish
ing city will by and by realize the importance Of
sending their cotton to market and receiving goods
in return. In this event the exchange market
would very quickly feel the effect Of the increased
supply Of bills.
The following table shows the course Of the stock
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canadian -four was also heavy and lower, with fair
demand 1t the decline, with sales OF about 500 bbs
closing within the above quotations Southern four
also heavy and prices lower, with sales OF about
200 bbs. within the range OF the above figures Rye
-four In fair request at quotations and rather rmor
with salcs or ESQ bbs Corn meal In moderate de-
nand and prices unchanged while the sslss embraced
about 450 bbs. Wheat was heavy and lower by about
&C. per bushe while the sales IN small lots en-
about 900 bushels At "a for choice amber Michigan
winter State and Milwaukee club. Corn was heavy and
Ia moderate demand, while the advance In frsights
tendsd 70 check transactions. The sales embraced
about % 600 bushels at &C. $50 for Western mixed
IN store ana delivered. Rys was 6rm, with q fair do
msnd, with sales Of 1900 bushels STATE at sic. 50 We
aHoat and delivered. Barley and malt quiet, while
pcss were unchanged. Oats were in fair request with
sAss At 4oc Al &c for Canadian and Western and
42c. 42hc. for Sste.
CorrEr.-Ihs market was quiet and sales limited A
small sas 800 bags 81 domingo Was made In bond for
export stp.t.
CorroS.--The advance Of yesterday was sustained.
while sales were some less active owing In cart 70 tho
spinners drawn TO the government public sals
as usual en- saturdays left for home The 50 ss enI.
eracsd sho. $50 bales closing on the basis OF ~ nc.
FRysrTs.-kates 70 Livorpp ol were decdedly better
Tor which port $500 bDs lour engaged al "a Oh
So. IL 900 bushels wheat in bulk at Ia vhije oil
ives asked Tor tho article In ships BAGS 100 hhd- shout
" bacon az tao same Ggure. Rates to Ioudon we're
hrner, while ergagements were light To Hamburg
1000 bushels q rye were engaged at I'd par SO Ibs
PRoyisIoSs.--F1rk-lhe market was moro active bnt
without material change in prices. Tho saes embraced
about 600 bis Inc uding moss at Sl2 IS s11 gIs
chicny ~ si2 3lE ash s7H, and prime i. Si0 H..
GUIDED n The "a sss ere 900 bnia Tor no re VERY Al
ST.. Beef aas Grm, While tsies were moderate - m
changed prices. Bac " vac tHcddy W,h 80 eS az III
bS4ss SHIRT clear miIdes, choco. so iJJ w. Gun.
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beriand cut regular ct exo. cnt meats In steady
demand, With sales Of sI5 packages al 10. 4so TOR
shoulders and at Sc 6kc. Tor hams, the latter for
English cut. Lard steady with safes OF TOO pack.
ages at Sc. a SIC, with small lots ,hoics ~ 8kc.
SUGAEs-ihe market nrm and tolcTably active,
with sales Of about 20s hhds included which were
1T bids Porto Rco SIC. The remainder consist ed
cuba. aud chiefly within the range Of &c. 7Xc. with
small lots n prime grocery goods At Sc. skc.. and 30
boxes we're I'd Is 80.
sEens-Coy,r and Timothy nominal tho season
being over Sses OF Calcutta nseed were made in
noston at So c6 q ~ 10 rough faxseed was selling
At 50 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12
A UCTTON N0TTCE-M B. CHAPMAN AUCTIONEER
IA EAGSlfICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSE iioiD FGRNIiuRE
AT pggLIp AUCTION.
ROSEWOOD AND BIZ iCk VAIN UT PARLOR SUITS,
VELVET MEDALLION CARPETS,
BRONZE AND ORMOLu CHANDELIERS,
Oil Paintings, by eminent artists; bronzes nd Stauary &c.
day onday) May IL at II O'CLOCK precisely at
elegant mansion, No 10 West Sixteenth street. between
Fa and Sixth avenues The auctioneer wonld call par
tcuSr attention of his friends and the public to his
est Of Household Furniture and articles of vertu
offered At auction this season. Sale pereinpory
house. Drawing Room-MAgn6ce seyen rosewood
Pianoore four round made by Broadway makers
Stool and Music Rack French Cloth 0oyer Pier and Mant
embroidered Lace Curtains Cornices Shades Card
Tables full Drawing Boom Suits covered with
cepon and eight oval back Charsi Centre Table Eagere
saluary marble tops Secretary and Bookcase Antique
cepon Chas Reclining Chairs Couches, Sevres and Dres
China Artistic Bronze Satuary OIL Paintings by
Paintings by Cole; Storm at Sea by CelAcrox Ass mpon
81 the Virgin, copy from the celebrated painting in the
gallery Pars two superb Paintings panels the
Picnic and Blind by Legrand Fruit and Flow
parby decorated Vase: Hat stand oeoth Stair Carpet
rosewood and black walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsesds
Wardrobes. Commodes, French China Toilet Sets,
Hair and Spring Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bian-
Carpets Oval airrors Dining Rooms~osk Buffet, Ea,en.
sion Table, Chairs Sofas Chairs covered with reps
elegant Sets of Crystal Ruby Glassware imported for the
present from Parisi silver Dinner and Tea Service
Napsn Rings spoons Forks. &C. shealed Table Cutlery
Table Linen, French China Dinner and Tea Sets DC Also
large assortment OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
n BCompetent persons win be in attendance to pac and
let For further particulars inquire OF the
uoueer.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-E ROTH, AUCTIoNEER
IL LARGE SALE OF
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
CUT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
"a

BEAUTIFUL BKUSSELS md INGKAIN CARPETS,
CUT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
RICH CHINA AND PARIAN VASES.
This Monday May T. 81 lo O'Clock precisely Ct the ee
Sixth avenues, consisting OF three elegant Psrlor Suits,
covered In rich satin brscate velvet and hair
Oval Mirrors Centre Side Tables
two Easeres with mirror back and doors cost each 9l25
Clocks rich China Vases. Paror Ornaments Oil Paintings,
Ladies' Wrng Desks. elegant Corner And Book STANDS,
beautiful rosewood Chamber Suits, elegant
covered In hairclch mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus WASH
stands and Spring Beds Bosters Pillows.
Sofa Beds Loungea Mirrors Clocks Vases Spring
Seat Chairs Ingram Carpets single and double black wal
ings black wainut Extension Table Buffet French China
Tea Sets Ivory Table Cutlery, Glass China and Silver
WARE Table Cutlery, Oak Dining Chairs, Oicl0h, st r
Carpets Chandeliers 40 Sale positive All goods must be
in attendance CART pack ship tho goods Cor pur
chasers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY. MAY IL. 1867

SUNDAY, May III, 1867.
The imports for the week ending yesterday show
decrease from the corresponding week o. last
year and the year before, the principal falling on
being in dry goods. The principal articles i'm
ported were as kDiOWS:--
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SALES AT AUCTION.


uorloS ho GreioE 3. = qRAvaloatAsss AvooSA1E
-. - 80 mo9saIluLD FURNITURE.
=, EosETooo eAhsoR suns IN saocArEI.
yALg z n pAi STisas 40, AZ - san,,v n.x,o
tho elegant residence. sls srueen.h street
Ick A TIE e oosprI.s .he s saS eais d t1i
ho1se The e.es.a, fso Frag wss 2d, = Sraeg n
bid for cssh offering ezra iaducenerts . pirhlser
must bs sea OWN 10 ns Io.f egnt rsewo'i Fl
anoiosle sven esisve wta all no4eIa iwpfeysm,s,as
yea'- rch rosewood stoo satin am entrot
oeryf Cover; three elegant III rosewopl Paror nr
ptay rich brocate aud satin ood L.gerss splsn
ma s ae1n Of .re n cS turkish
Es n n.ryea sss s'f a s 4 sna
iaenog.s bureaus, carved Lesees 60 yass Gle
GEM Velvet D, uss and log ain Carr v sofa
70 y ponnaS ,sde 70 order aud q esso y cend.t,.n pa
Silver Ware rich oana ivory ane silver c4rlery FSras,
spoons Ac with heavy CT glassware OF ove
n R-Ihe above Fnlorre is Of tie hest aescri on and
comp, tent rson ia sitandsnes 10 cart PACK and ship
goods Tor purchasers, a. a reasonable cbsrge
AUgT1ocN s.,E.E " wEsTeorT A gsTIQ; Eg.
TWO EIEaANf RosEwoo prARLoR sriTs.
MARBLE r. rop CENTRE Ans PER fables
ssuassn .rsr.; srs,.res ni, Carpets
r srqnfs osa ssaay S Vases sss % a
e. Moadsy s siierhssn. 4. *. s.eioes messy
at the five ssycs ss. sssn IL Wei street.
TO be removed ate, consist m.gnthcent ze
bethan Eiageres cost $780, Stauary Msriesop Ceot sofa
and PerTabes, superb Plan 1fore,
Fishers maker cost $500 with Cabinet Stool ana Goyer
Ds ASK ana Lace rich Frsaca saaaes so-i rose
wood Paror Suits n brocaei walnut DO in reps adss'
French Escreore Marquelee and Bots de Rose Cabinets
rosewood ard walnut Tee aTees Bronzs elegant Ea2erc
Bspse ornssnis Win valuable coiscSn q fsnias.
two Marine Views by Northcou Landscapes &c, Bronze
Chandeliers Corner ageres, Turkish Chairs TO mitch
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND LlBR tRY,
fourteen feet oak extension Table oas ching cia mar
Buffet gh Bohemian china Tea Sets DC, to match
throughout ivory Cutlery sverware Clusters urns Spoons.
Forks crystal and ruby glass GoOes champagne.
Wines with comple ortrn OF rch cut rosewood
Bedsesd superior hair and ing Mattresses oval Mirrors
chamber Suits bronze Clocks Sofas spring seat
aud cottage airs, Rockers cad Tables elegant Bsds and
ding Brussels and ingram Carpets, stair Car cts hall
Stands with large variety Of wood and mahogany
chamber aui other Furniture, not enumerated
N. Especial attention Is called 10 this sale,
As the furniture is as good ss new
Aud win be ,renptor!ly sold Gaia oguee AT house.
Reliable men VIII be in attendance 10 CART pacA or ship
goods for purchasers.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

% 4, u.
BxxADsrurn market was heavy and
closed 81 decline Of about 10e per Dbl The saes en-.
bracsd about 900 bbs closing within the range OF
a.. fill nrfra
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FINANCIAL,

A UQuSr BHb&oNr a co.. BANKERS NO. 50 WALL.
n ST. issue of travellers available IA AL
Of the word through Messr Rohscha OF Par Lon.
don Fran ort Naples aud their correspondents
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unNRy II. LEEDS, AycrIoNEER.

IIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.
IL HORSES, CARRIAGES HARNESS. &c.
HENRY II. LEEDS & 60. wli sell at auction on Tues.
day, May l3 IL O'Clock in trout OF their No %
street.
very Anda,usan Mare. 1871 high years old long
tail ians, stylish .otou without spot aad ed
sound ana kind beautiful saddle horse and beautiful
animal
Also black Horse Is hands high. years old sound
gentle and Kind in all and the saddle
fast traveller.
Also Branard Chaise made 10 order by Wood Brothers,
with pole and shafts complete: in good order.
Also Light Carria.8, with top and TWO seats.
One close Carriage two with driver seal outside
One light Rockaway not been used week.
built to ord by Of best city makers, with latest I'm
provemcnts warranted perfect cost $780,
Also one horse Coupe city built, In good order.
second hand Carriage, in good order.
Ro.kawsy, city made to order, patent boxes, &C.
dark bay Horse lbz hands high pony built eight years
old excellent trav Her, warranted sound and kind.
Also light Tbury Tut little used, and in good condition
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EbWARD scnEN0E. AUoTIoNaER. Nc lhs nROAD.

1FbWARD scHENcK. AUcTIoN8ER. NO rhs BROAD.
- wSy.--3a PAatt s.A corciol ~ inc ossin.. tip
1894 tue Ilopef. 81 Nm. Bcebe, E39 comprising q oie
s@aensol sg gI.sh an Efenen h0ois. Anoni taen
lay % lined those ~ Herring (lc0. A. Mlams. II.
Dfousn - H. ~eaaer Js u. NeaG sRa and many oag
Alao aIsN rare anu costly WORKS hy "a. old masters,
HAe and ial3rishG work by Iko.cr Brughea let
t.rs aGa ohefs concernng ittron Or Maagsn 81 O. T..
s&saka am Others L. 10 admitted D TAG hiLh autho ute
named 20 be the nesi eSauP pes elily
scaoo eKtsn cine work b. nornad Brussels The
best Il smsh Lup 0. balzei a. 81 stnth, EST aulnor OF
tho Cataosae S4,onee aud tho above nan geusienen
have dscie tis aud made oGr-. Parts of II b '
eved to be BY 8&Tae Also 80 otper ue PAINTINGS
sold at auGtio Friday My IT. al cooA on
Broaaway, OPP sts NtlJs Where they cBhhiton
vi! efoR.as o. sale
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MATRIMONIAL |

TINE ApvERTTgYe, DIFriDEST YOUNG MAN OF
~ dong fasr business, aud tired Cf boarding Du'ke
s wish 10 cosrr wlta yeung Lazy, wed edlcaea
snG acegr, Of shout IL Isl ana & mutually please
happy Wey 90 tire result AcoFsaa 3D. h0'Ets No
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EDWARD sTNTZENICH, AUGTI 0NERR
IA ELEGANT HOT SRliel.b FUR AlfURE.

TFDWARD sTNTlENICH, AUDTlDNEER.
IL ELEGHNF HOUSEHOLD FDkAIfURE,
fIANuf0ErE, b sfODDART. 30
b g. w. DAVENPORT
cn TUESDAY, May -, ocock at Nos. i55 and i5Y
Broadway,
LARGE STOCK or HANDSOME FIRST GLASS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Guiding rich of elegant rosewood Chamber
quits Ole * walnut an oak do rosewood and walnut Par
lor SUITS Dining Il, and Library do in brocstel reps
fashionable coverings. Booscases, Arnores,
ardrobos, What-Nots Easy Chars Rockers rich
carved Centre Tables, the usual found in nrst
class
Also, one second hand Pianorsrtr, by Stod Tart.
CulbDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Also, Chdrcns Gigs, Carriages. &c, of
the best nak, Ladies viii ind every facility Afforded for
examination OF The goods On exhibition on Monday.
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TIEEgY II. LEEDS. AUCTioNEER -aoUsEHoLD
IL Furn.a,e-H sNKY II; LEEDS 4 20, will sell At
aacion, iionday H. at lU ocock at the saesroom
70 Nassau steel, large assortment Of Household i1rn
ture. consls,ngof rosewood Suits in bfocae; mahogany
do. in plush and hair ooh Lounges rosewood marble
Centre Tables mahogany do Side Tables, ro,cwoot aud
mahogany Dressing Bureaus black walnut DO, oak and
back nnt Etenpop pGing Tables, do Sdeboarls. with
marble tops oak Dining Room Chairs reps ana lea her.
rosewood Bedstead mahogany do, Washstsnds, Toilet
se Brussels. Velvet aud Insa Carpets; STAR Carpets
Ocots Chandeliers git framed Engiaying, and
Furniture all OF which has been removed for
convenience of sale, viii 10 sold without reserve,