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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
FISK 6 HATCH sr

EDWARD o. BRODnEAD, Stock. Bond,
IL and Bullion Broker No 80 Exchange Place cor ofoaas
A. cis.ss, OF Goyernmeot Securities Rswsy Shares snd
Fond, bought and cold the New Stock kxetausa
Order. promptly executed s' the Philadelphia b'on sh'
Baltimore Boards
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OyyIcs Central RbLRoip CoxPAsI OF Ngw-JEKssr.l
ELiIABETHPoRr y. j., April IL. 1853 )
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual Meet
~ iux Of The STOCKHOLDERS ofihs CENTRAL RAIL
EOaD rOMPANY OF NEW-JERSEY for the eleetion Of
NINE DIRECTORS for the ensuing viii be hrld Of their
Once. ElEsbethport. " j. FRIDAY the 9Th dry o.
kAy next between the hsuis o. ecock aud O'Clock
N The Transfer Book will Il closed tros tie ieth ir't
e M. 9th proxlnio, SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
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Dniloing ttlatsrials.

The EAGLE" SLATE produced at these qusTries wheA
are tho extensive Of tho kind IN America well xnown
the public he Of tho best quality usde In <h country
The Of these qusuies the Sastoea AUD Whits-
hall Railroad only miles from canal aud lake nsNss-
ton affords cheap communication D. railroad u
wafer with all ports Of tho country WIN improved ms
ohnerv worked By power the facilities OF the Coin
p.ny Tor the manufacture Of Slate are unyed. enabling
them to fill orders to ALMOST any extent
Slate Roof 10 chesp tin shingles. or iron IL wen
put on it lasts a etius II 10 proof against hre And
saving In insurance rates
With coed ci,lerb. the rain wser gathered usm ssSs
Roof il free from all impurities
Orders may be sJdessed 10 the Company at their New
York Depot to @. FURMAN, Agent No. Ccrrtsndt-sss
A. X RIDER, Supt Of Qusrries Hydsvile. W
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Doors open at II; Performance commences at IT,
EOTICE-Cn and after MONDAY, May T. door VIII opso
st y. Performance 10 commence ..
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A FEW MORE
"A MAGNIFICENT PIANOS,
AT GREAT BARGAINS, AT
NO. T5S BROADWAY.

4 SPLENDID assortment Of BARMORE"
"A celebrated premium PIANOS at sre't bsrssns with all
the st improvements the best and cheapest, and warranted
for Eve year, No Ja Blescker, Secopoband Pianos cheap
A FIRST.CLASS 7-octavO ROSEWOOD
N PIANO for Sale 81 great sacrifice for cash Has full
Iron frame Oysrstruus Bsss; Round Corbss brilliant aud
powerful tone Of thee pores sqnAlity aud fully warranted
Alse good tone light for 7v. Cal Al No. 10 Alenst
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60 Ubom II man Gontern.

A SECRET that every Married Woman should
~ KNOW -Inclo,. 80 cents and . stamped envelope,
Addressed 70 yourself. 10 Box No. CO PonoGee, Wirehe'er,
n IL Single and cheap.
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sr LOUIS, ALroS AyD 1l-RE HAu1g RAILROAD Co. J
NJ. IL Wsls'.

FINHE annual MEETING o; the Bondhoders
Il and Stockholders OF thI. Companv for The ELICIT On
THIhrEEN DIRECTORS to serve for tho ensuing year
foE the Transaction Of N otter business uEy be
brought before thsIa viii be held Lchhsd Montgomery
Comfy Illinois, MONDAY the hs day of juno, 1865 Of
o'clock p. -
The Of IN. Company VIII be closed on and
ofer the 30th inst
By order OF the Board TOrSEf, Secretary.
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Financial.


NHw.YoKK HARLFn RNLRoAp Co.
rRxlsuRERs OFFICE coraer 81 81 ev aud 2 sh-st 7
NRw.foRK. April q, ls53.
COUPONS of the first Mortgage Bonds due
u May l. viii be paid at the oace Of the Company aud
o." w II. EMERSON Treasurer aud Secretary
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-16
81 galRgtapl1.
Afternoon Report.
The Mob in New York-The Riot
- Not vet QnAlIa6.

The 1MOb-in New York-The Riot
Not yet Quelled.
EEW YoRK, via YosKERs, July I5.-Mob
reign not yet ceased, although to-day will
probably witness its end. There Is no
doubt that vastly larger number was en-
gagged in is yesterday than Monday.
All the large manufactures closed. La
Dor in the docks and shipyards is suspen-
ded. --H ilsH Es
The object OF the rioters yesterday was
unquestionably plumber.
At noon yesterday the rioters turned out
about 5000 strong and attacked the Union
Steam Works, corner 22d street and I'd aV-
enue. At 2 o'clock 800 police arrived; the
rioters were in possession OF the building,
aud finding escape impossible, they made
an assault on the police who shot Of the
mob; about 20 remained in the building
The rioters bsapming desperate; they again
assaulted the police who killed IA of the
ruffians. Four were killed and number
injured by jumping from the and story
windows. I.s
As the dead were borne from the scene,
men, women and children ran bowling
through the streets in a most frantic man
ner. The rioters were then dispersed and
the police held the building.
Yesterday morning the mob Quilted the
house of Col. O'Brien, of the llth n. 7. vol
unteers, who rendered his services to sup
press the riot.
a. A force of 300 policemen here charged
the mob and drove the rioters into houses
and offices, chasing them all over the build
ings and telling them with their clubs. A
detachment of the llth regiment reached
the scene and aided in dispensing the mob.
Col. O'Brien who went forward near the
crowd was set upon and beaten to death
almost instantly,
Gov. Seymour addressed the crowd from
the City Hall, impIoring them to refrain
violence, aud he would see their rights
were protected. he was their friend, and
there was no occasion for resistance for the
draft had not been enforced. Ifthey would
dispense he would promise no injustice
should be done in the matter of eonscrip-
tion, and the rights Of themselves and fam
lilies should be fully protected. He had
sent his Adjutant General to Washington
on Saturday to ask the government to stop
the draft.
All the jewellers and money brokers were
closed, also the Custom House and Assay
Offices. -g
The mob fred the Ferry House at the
foot of 42d street early this morning.
The rioters assembled on 9th Avenue at
the Mayors house and broke the plate glass
windows. Col. Manniere and few friends
with clubs and revolVers checked them UNI
til they were relieved by the police and
S. soldiers.
The mob made an onslaught on the me-
gro dwellings in 18th street, but fortunate
ly the occupants had been taken for safety
to the Station House. The crowd then
made charge on the Station House but
were repulsed and finally dispersed by the
military. 15t-a4sEE #EtHEs
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clearing out than the rebels have made
o6uld not be imagined "a
The rebels commenced their retreat yes
terday. morning. Theif infantry crossed
principally npon q PontOon bridge at Fall
lag Waters. Their WagOns and artillery
CT ossed at the fords here, the river not be-
ing as high as was reported.
The people here say the rebels dreaded
an attack yesterday, as part OF their force
was across the river. -'i.1eJ sh'g
The rebel forti6cstions in front Of. here
and as their line was long, they could easily
have been carried by assault.
We waited Just one day TOO long. There
was some artillery firing At Falling Waters,
add it is reported that some 1000 prisoners
have been taken. El--s
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Outbreak in Boston.

BosroX, July l4.-QuiIe disturbance
but hardly amounting TO a riot occurred in
the north part of the city this p. N. It
originated in an assault on David Howe at
a house on Prince street where Howe had
called to serve notice that the resident
had been drafted. Some loafers in the
street iuterfered and beat Howe severe
" when lie was rescued by a police
man, but not before he was badly but not
dangerously wounded. In the meantime
the mob rapidly gathered and strong
force of police was called out when bricks,
stones and other missiles we're thrown At
them by which several policemen were
wounded. The outbreak was speedily
quelled and several arrests made.
/ A company Of regulars from Fort Inde-
pendence will be quartered in the city to-
night, and notices have been issued to the
44th and 45th regiments. Notice has 'also
been given to Capt. Jones' Light Battery
and the Ist Dragons to be in readiness
for immediate service if called upon
There are NO indications of further dis
turbance. Our authorities are determine
ed 70 squash any outbreak at once.
BosTON, July IS, 8 80 P. MA mob has
Just gathered and broken into several gun
shops. The alarm bells are ringing and
the military are rapidly gathering. 1t is
reported that men have been shot.
MIDNIGHT is now quiet
The rioters have dispersed No further
outbreak is anticipated. The police and
military are in different parts Of the city.
At the attack on the ArmoEy in Cooper
street one Of the rioters was killed and an
other fatally wounded. An aged citizen
who resided on the street and was looking
on was also killed aud several persons were
wounded. A gun store in Dock Square
was broken open, but the police rallied and
by the use Of their reVOlVers quickly dis
persed the rioters, but not before one Of
two of the latter were wounded.
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nisturbance at Troy, d. =.

ALBANY, July l6.-This morning 400 or
400 men, said TO be Workmeu in the Rem
saelIeF iron foundry and Albany railWorks,
marched through the streets of Troy, final
" stopping before the Times ONCE. which
they stoned and Quilted, destroying all the
property within. The mob was addressed
by Father Haremans, who advised them to
20 home. Subsequently they visited the
colored church, but were deferred by Father
Harsmaus from demolishing it, They next
went to the Jail, forcing 1t open and re-
leasing all thepris0ners. TheaFsenal and
marshaPs office are strongly guarded. The
steamer Francis Skiddy, having colored
walters on board, was warned away from
the dock, and dropped down 70 this city.
The day steamer has left her dock, owing
70 rumors that she was to be fired. but the
city is perfectly quiet, aud there are no in
dioations Of riot. .aals2- Esl--a sf.-e
The 25th regiment, of this city, has not
gone to New York. Less than 100 men
have reported for, duty.
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The New York Riot-AdditiOualI
p TEOFFffl Particulars. tLI-r3Ns

NV YoRK, July. l5.-The, railroad de-
pot at Ya1derbilt's landing was burnt
The drinktpk shops were gutted and per
feet reign Of terror prevailed. No private
dwelIinRs we're destroyed although threats
were made against them. The citizens
there are .Arming and forming a patrol
force. A patrol force and a detachment of
the 9Th regulars and hoWitZers have been
sent down. goo ~ -
1t is reported there was considerable dis
turbance in Brooklyn.
one negro house IN Columbia street was
destroyed aud fsR small houses inPiIlard
street were pillaged. The negroes were
horribly msltreated. ~ -.-- ~
It was reported this A. NJ that both
grape and canister were freely used last
night up town against the rioters.
Thereiwere several fires during the night
in various parts Of the city, nearly all
however, being small houses. An attack
was made on some residences IN Gram
merry Park, ineluding the house Of Dadley
Field, from which place q yolley Of musk
etry WAS poured into the rebellious, scat
tering them. -r f-e-
Quite a number of troops are arriving
and some batteries of artillery have reach-
ed the city. 1t is the general impression
that at this hour, Twelve noon Wednes.
day. the worst is over, the mob hearing
of the arrival of troops from the south.
Large numbers of families have remOV-
ed from the city, and the exadus continues.
Telegraph communication east is not re-
sumed. The hotels in Courtland street
were somewhat damaged, especially the
bars. s .- -.eaa
TwELyE 1.-THE Hudson River r. r.
trains only to Yonkers, the track being
torn up this side. The inhabitants of
Yonkers have organized to protect themsel
aud two companies were guarding the ar
senal at Torrytown. The people were also
organized.
A great crowd is around the produce
exchange threatening the destruction of
that fine building.
3P. MA negro was met on 30 street
early this morning by ZOuave, who ad-
vised him to return to his house. The ne
gro was excited and shot the Zouave dead.
A crowd Immediately seized the negro and
beat him to death and then hung him TO a
tree.
Several clothing, hat stores, and private
residences were sacked last night. The
mob on Staten Island sacked the Lyceum
aud attacked the Marine Hospital, taking
off about 500 muskets with ammunition
The same mob hung negro there. - 81
The stages will commence running this
evening. - VA
The stores down town are closed and the
Mayor has issued proclamation announc-
ing that the riot has partially subsidized,
and that remnants of the mob now only
seek plumber; and calls upon the citizens
to form patrols, aud that all lines of Omni
buses; railway aud telegraph must be put
in full operation this evening, and that they
will be protected fully by the military
The laws must and shall be obeyed, and
the offenders pursued and punished,
A despatch from the Secretary Of War
to Mayor Opdyke says fiveN. y. City regi-
ments have been ordered home.
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ASSignee'S Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed of assignment to me made by
ID David jenkins on the Sd day Of March, 1851,
recorded in Deed Book No. s. pages p, - and %, of
Hancock County Virginia, hereby offer at private
sale all the following property, to wit: A certain
parcel land and premises situated adjoining the
town OF New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirty perches, or less, which
Is erected first class steam saw mill in good run
ming order, doing a large business. Any person de-
string safe and paying investment will be satisfied
by making tin this property. also offer at private
sale by virtue Of said assignment fine two story
frame house and lot situated in said town Of New
Cumberland, bnt few yards from the saw mill.
This house Is very commodiously and pleasantly
situated, out ,buildings excellent. HE
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day of Sept mber next, which
day If not sold prior thereto, will then be offered ut
public sale the premises, comm noing at the hour
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Any person DESTROYS Of pureha
sing either both of the properties above described
will please call on address the undersigned at
Freenlsn's Landing, Hancock County. West Va,
who will give any information desired. Terms OF
julT ems THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
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The Draft.

NEW HAVEN, July I5.-Draftiug for the
fret Ward OF this city took place to-day
at the State House. Two hundred and
twelve men were drafted; among them 3
Professors aud one tutor Of Yale College
and some 80 students. ~ fsafe.rF
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE draft COM
meneed 70 day in the 18th Ward, 18th Con-
gressiOnnl District, and Is progressing
quietly and satisfactorily. ffI6f
SPRIsGFIsLD Mss. July 1.-The draft
commenced in the 15lst district to-day
Everything passed OF quietly. The quo,
tas Of ten towns were filled. The draftiDt
in this city will probably e6mmenee OF
Friday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-16

The United States Of AmeFi'" In R.m. in !. ,.u..
The Household Goods Of John e F9.ieI.ase and
4i Knote.s .I.fazrsttJ Conhscatton. .
VETHEREAs, on the End day Of July, 1858, an
W. information was filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the Western District Of fr-
gnia, behalf Of the United States, by the Attor
ney thereof for said District against the Household
goods of John Rnote, late of Ohio county, In said
District aud described in schedule to said infOrmA
ton annexed, in which Information it is in substance
alleged that the said John Knote is engaged in the
existing rebellion against the United States that he
has acted as an officer in the army Of the sOcalled
Confederate States of America that he has held
Office and agency under the said Confectionery and
under the rebellious government of the State Of
Virginia. at Richmond, that he is the owner of said
property and that fame has been seized as forfeited
TO the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance efthe monition un-
der the seal Of tho said Court, to directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per-
claiming any interest la the said property, or
in the proc eds thereof to appear before the Judge
Of the District COnrt of the United States for the
Western DiArict Of Virginia, Wheeling, the 9th
day Of September, d. 1885, II the same shall be n
day of Jurisdiction, II not tho next day of iurit
dIction thereafter then and there inteIpose their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf. =
| 49,: Fa 49, EDWARD NJ. NORTON, o.
gt-- t& - r. @ % u. 8. Marshal w. D. Of Va.
BEHJ. H Smith, U. 8. Attorney. JulI14t
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Encouraging From the Southwest

MRMPHIs, July l2.-RepOrts from the
army at Vicksbnrg are all favorable.
Sherman is pursuing Johnston with
every prospect of destroying his entire
army. 49,
News of the fall of Port Hudson is hour
ly expected.
General Dodge is at Corinth and reports
he has routed the rebel force under For
rest and Bifaes, that have been securing
the country North of his lines, killing,
wounding and capturing quite number.
Hurlbut's cavalry scouts report Colonel
Blythe with 900 men and 4 pieces Of ar
tillery at Coldwater Station, aud General
Chalmers at Pamela.
Alletter read at Hernanda from Chal-
mer, states that Johnston had been fight
ing near Jackson and was falling back.
Richardson is still in the country north
of this enforcing the CONSUMPTION. Dodge
will soon attend to him. -7
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ HIS WIFE APPovEs.-Rev i. Morse, late agent
American Bible Union. writesAaI have used Mira
s. a. Aliea's world's Hair Reatoret ard Hair Dres-
sing, and it has also been used by my wife. We
unqualifedly pronounce them the best preparations
We have ever used-in which declaration numerous
friends join rs.
Sold by Druggists everywhere Depot, 1893 Green
wich street, New York. JuIll
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From the Army of the Cumberland

LoUIsvILLE, July l5.-COl. 1oomis, of
Rousseau's stan, arrived to-day from the
Army of the Cumberland. He is ordered
to report to Gen. Brooks, as Chief of Ar
tillery, Department OF the MOnOngahela,
at Pittsburgh He states that Sheridau's
division made q reconnaissance to Bridge
port, Alabama, and fonnd that Bragg had
sent half his force 70 Atlanta and the re-
mAinder to Knoxville. The west half of
the Long Bridge at Bridgeport had been
burned. A small bridge guard Was left at
Bridgeport.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-16

sa- TIE Sheriff 8 Sale at the Stanton
House will be continued to day. commence
ing at 9 o'clock a. m. There is still on
hand a large assortment of elegant furni-
lure, which will positively be sold to the
highest and best bidder, on terms as here
fore stated.
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10 wool Growers.

- ~. NKW YoRk, May Is, 1858.
OtENTLRAIRN: We are prepared to receive, ham
NT die and sell Wool in large and small lots, on
the following eoadItons Amer the Wool Il laid down
az our door, viii store, insure, grade, SELL dellVeE
collect and remit, for one cent per pound. -
Our terms or Gies are for cash, nett prices, adj
ding interest for time In cases DO We take paper
without the owners consent that VIII not se4 alone.
Iur long aequanfanee with the trade enables rs 70
mate Quick sales at the market value. ~
HayuR the confidence otiarge capitalists also en-
ables us 70 negotiate for advAhces 80 the most AEor-
"O HIfs@iitSasss OrvArdsd With
we siSil ~ rIsassd your Wool and win
give II prompt ttention-AlWAys kegpina our friends
nostSd on the condition Of the market. VI
e tsts4- zui Very respectfully y0ura. -
h A. PErTIBONE 4 WALLACE,
&-t - WOOL Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
> ,nV2ORmdsI q lE5sfs717 SOS - - = ed
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. Retreat Of lee.

BALTIMoEE, July I5,-The American has
the following special
RlIiamsPOrt, July FL teiegrppbed yon
from BOonsbOrO this morning that Gen.
Lee was retreating and would probably es-
cape across the river.
Our army was, under orders to move At
daylight this morning. Il moved only to
ind no enemy in front; followed the ad.
vance down TO this place, and a cleaner
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SherfR's Sale.
Special Term, 1868.

IN pursuance OF an order OF sale Issued from the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
In the above named causes, will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest and best bidder at the
residence on the northeast corner of Fourth and
Quincy streets, In Wheeling, on Tuesday, July 14ih,
1858, the following elegant Household and Kitck en-
Furniture the property Of Frederick Stanton, viz
Marble Top Sdeboards, Extension Tables, Sofas,
Pitches Upholstered Chairs. assorted, Common
Chairs, Arm Chairs, Nirrors, Pictures, Carpets,
Chandeliers, Sewing Stands, Damask Window Cur
tains, Tenders, Hat Rack, Oil Cloth, Books, Book
Case, Lounges. Writing Table, Chess Table, Brace
lets, Necklaces, BreastPins, jewel Boxes. Vases,
Window Shades, Mantle Clock, Common BeadstOadS,
Rosewood Bedsteada, Mattresses, Dressing Bureau,
Wardrobes, Wash Stands Comode, Clothes Press,
Childs Carriage, Center Tables, Wine Casters, Cob
let's Tea Pots, Cake Dishes Egg Boiler. Knives and
Forks, Tea spoons. Napkin Rings Mugs, Table
Spoons, preserve Spoons, Sugar TOngs, Lace Cur
tains, sheets, Spreads, Blankets Cups and Saucsrs,
Desert Dishes. Soup Toureens, Decanters, Wine
Glasses, Steak Dishes, Walters: Rugs &C. &c. &c.
Terms of sale.-sums Of twenty-five dollars and
under Cash. Sums exceeding twenty 1--we dollars q
credit of four months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, said bonds bearing Interest
from day of sale until paid.
Sale to commence at O'Clock. A. NJ.
-. sf. ALONZ0 LORING.
Julstd Sheriff of Ohio County.
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B4~ ANOTHER ATrAcK ON BEvKRLY.-
Sheriff Pharis, Of Randolph county, who
arrived III this city last evening, reports
thatscoutsfhad lately come into that place
with information that, Gen. Bill jackson
had been reinforced by two thousand men,
and was marching against Col. Harris. 1t
was expected that an attack would be made
on Beverly yesterday. arEitrraE1
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The immense sales testify to the merits of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports Of astonishing cures
attest Its value.
1t has advantages over any Othss remedy, at once
curing the disease, snd imparting and strength
to the system. fH
Is safe aud harmless 70 the infant, and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier especially, It is Invaluable being
appropriately termed by them, in many certificates,
trHE SOLDIERS FRIEND"
Mothers ind it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethng freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives rest to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every
PRicE, 2s CzSrs Borr1R Prepared only by
jun27 6m WIN. P.DAVIDsoN, Cincinnati, o.
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BGTHp sale of the Stanton furniture
has been going on from the Stanton House,
corner of Fourth and Quincy streets, for
two or three days. Some of the furniture
brought good prices and some of it was
sold cheap. The books will be disposed
of day.