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List.
Harrison 1t JS. ON, JIMMY
Hcnning Purser j ID, U 3
transp America
Joyce Sergl John g
Kelley Col Patrick. 88th hYY
x Battery. Is, sergt, i3'h N
Lang VIM. 9th Wv
Ludlow Col Vim IL
Mcdonald Surg John
Nonckton Ii j II. l4ihNYcav
Mulstag Owen, % A, 5Jth ~
rcgt N Wv
MRrs,on BerGt w III
Martin Col q w
Plat Capt Saml X, A ON
bennington Ii A G NJ, Jr, "a
U y Arty
pcndrell'I.t W. Wv Engrs
Pratt MAJOR u G, PaymastAr
Rafferty, Major w. list N Y
Roe Rev K r. Chaplain I'd
NY Cav
Rives Major Wright
Reed George. Co q. 18th rect
NYV
Rose Col ID q
Rider Capt Patk, Comdg Co
Il, 8Sth regt N Wv
Robin Sergt N (late at hosp)
Randall LII Rufus, 6lst N wv
Rourke Lit VIM A
Smith 1t Fredk II. 9Th WV
Schmidt Capt Chas ID. 40 NJ
Scrrell Col Edw w, LIST n Y
Vol Engineers
Sellman Cart A, Co e. LIST
artillery
Spencer s Rust, Surgeon
Tidbail u L.. q M Goth N w
TeizeI Ut Cot Carl. late Capt
Co ID. 68th NV
Won Mecho Acolph, 9Th NV
WArburtOn Edward. Co B
Wright George, NJ + X
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Miscellaneous Letters.
Art Journal Publishers Herald OF Health
Antiquarian Society (Statet Jewett Manufacturing Co
Secretary of johnson John d. OF
Aiken Knitting Machine Co Japanese Polish Backing Co
American Graphst Co Josyn Fire Arms Co
Asor Mutual Insurance Model Maker corner White
American Stock Journal Centre Sta
Cole Jno V q Co, bag New York Medical Monthly
facturers, SUCCESSORS Of Napanock Axe Co
Crane'Irou Co Once a Week editor of
earle Quart Gold Mining Co sec.
Douglass Manufacturing Co rotary of
Evans 4 Co, successors Tompkins Coal Lime Co
Freedmen 'sAdvoc ste editorof Union Gard Co
Household Journal editor of Union Glass Co
Herald of Truth
ABRAM WAKEMAN. Postnas,er
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1864

Suil,ysn Daniel
St.rgiS>if A
Snyder Jno q
Rusnann Conrad
Supple Thomas
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sEGARs AND ToBACCo.

EnO mn sEGARs FOR sALB-Ar FROM CIT %
OU.vyy ,osIv per I.oyi At The Now y.rs sssar
or sell Sugars would do well 70 cali At tnls assnsg
t >. W. CLARKE, Agent
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Police Intelligence.


SHOCKING srABKiso ARRAY ~ H. spy STRrrr-PRoal-
BILE FAT.L RrsrLr.-A most shocking s,abbng ARRAY,
which win probably result 10 the death q one Of the
parties occurred last evening in claks liquor store No
Henry street The principals w The affair were two
men hitherto known friendly 70 each other named
Patrick u'Shea and VIM Hammell II sppeats that thoy
met in the aforementioned place AZ early IN the
evening apd had several drinks together The CONVEX.
ssiion turned 90 pugisiic matters, aud wrestling
match proposed This was agreed to, aud OiShes
proving the OF the two threw his nitago
nist, Hammel heavily. He became greatly nccnsed at
this and he from the door drew knite. with
which no dashed OSbea with such violence az 10
up abdomen and allow bis Uwes 10 prorude. Osiea
Sank the for. aud 10 the general excitement Hamme
escaped 0Gcer Nixon. Of the seventh precinct, came
10 lew after the commission OF the decd aod
cd DISHES 70 The New York Hospital ls wounds
dressed well Ne Iosfibe but he IL not expected
81 The police 81 the seventh precinct know
Hsmmeil and arc booking for Tim On every direction
O'Shea formerly niuctor on the Fourth Avenue
Railroad. lie resided at so Henry street
FieHr BsrwEES warEs rug 81. NICHOLAS Horrs-
ONE or Tayx DAsGERoUsY STABBED Yesterday Afternoon
about two O'Clock John o'Btien aud Thomas o'Keefe
both waters employed at the Sc Nicholas Hotel becgne
involved In quarrel IN the kitchen a. that establish.
ment, when OReee drew pocket knife and stabbed
Bcn twice In the Iit side, below the ribe. pnctng
what supposed 10 be mortal wounds O'Keefe was
promptly arrested BY offcv Bs belet ~ tue Fifteenth
precinct who s detailed for duty a. the hotel aud taken
be ore Justice Dodge Aftsr hearing The facts Of the
Gaze W stated by the oacer Tho masatfhie committed
UReee 10 ssii the result u his victim injuries. Tho
riends o. OBrieD conveyed him 20 he res dence, snd
th- attending physician regards hts recovery ~ being
very doub,sl Coroner widey notified 70 take
O'Briens snte mostem statsmens.
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WASHINGTON, May ST. O'Clock A. N.
II IA said 10 right that General Hays was killed IN the
nsh on thursday and that other Generals
wounded.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Dg1AP-PEREiRA.-0n Wednesday, March 30, by the
Rev Mr. Swayne GEORGE DgrAP United states Navy, of
California PERERA, resident Of Fernandna, Fla.
DAIToy-LAwRxEcK-Un New Years eve, by the Rev.
C. CIapp, HENRY J. DALTON 10 AUGUSTA M youngest
daughter OF Samuel a. Lawrence all OF this city.
westchester papers please copy.
st. Johns church, on Thursday,
May g. by the Rev. John 6ierow, HENRY NJ. KgusEE 70
only daughter OF the late George +. Schultz, all
Of this city.
LnSr-sImoHr Friday evening, April 20, by the
Rev II. J. tox. :. LENT TO Miss ELSIIA daughter OF
Barnett Sleight, Esq, all OF this city
MARxs-BAL.ARD.-In Norwalk, Thursday, May
8, by the Rev J. NJ M1rdock u. d., of Boston, Henry
MARS Esq OF New York, TO Miss MARY A., daughter
OF The Rev. Joseph Ballard. OF Sorwak.
suIuvAS-arcusos.--Atst 81. AIMS church, on Tuesday,
bay by the Rev MIR. Preston Mr. THOMAS SULLIVAN 70
Miss KATE ATcaIsoE, both Of this city.
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WtsINfu1ON. Way I--WdpighI
fstensc excitement has pervadcd the city 10 day
sard the pending battle soan y ,bo Rapdsu No Of.
As,a inier nation bas yet been Various rumors
and cpjeciural reports have been circulated.
ma known positively only tlaai the battle begun
- Thursday. ~ which loss 10 killed and wounded
"a. thousand includiag several officers OF die
ssncasor onasrstood that tbe rebel army had been
Arivsa back 70 Their do'encss upon Nine run.
A yet The government has received no Information
~hssver o. the progress Of affairs except tue common
svmoes General Grant has severed all Connection with
Washington aud pickels have been sts,oAsd to u
Ae passage 70 The Of any except his owu,coors
MS expected that the telegraph line TO Rsppsbsnnock
eaaspn vii bs placed ia worsos order without delay
70 evident from toe accounts received, that Lee at
rsuapsss 70 get bstwsen csnts army and the fords Of
Shs Rspsdap. bsi fosd and conpeled 70 sbsndn tbe
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The Press Dcspacch.
WARRINGTON May 7, 1904.
The city has been intensely excited all day win the
news from the Army the Potomac, the carly puoca-
sons serving TO excite the public curiosity concerning
the military movements.
The bulletin boards the newspapers attracted throngs
or readers Inquiries repeaedy made OF all VINO
were supposed items OF intelligence. while extra
newspapers continued be cried by the newsboys and
purchased in abundance.
Ruuors Of defeat aud brilliant victories prevailed 10
limited extent but both classes OF reports required au
thentc " 10 gain general belief.
The Thoughts came 10 the conclusion that
single would not determine the contest, ana
battles may have 70 be fought before there can
be any decisive result
Il was telegraphed hence by the Independent Tele
gra line that great victory achieved by General
Grant Wednesday and Thursday he driving the rebels
two and hall miles with immense oss and thai ne was
following up that victory Friday morning. BY IN as
saul. on the rebel works. evening OF this city,
in noticing similar statement OF afternoon contem-
porary. remarks
We should be very glad to be able 70 confirm this news
but have to say alter digent inquiry we are satsned
that the government has received no such inrmaton
any Information OF more decisive results tnan that
nsbed by the Tribune dispatch Inc act .na'
General Meade able TO stand the brunt OF the Con-
federate with portion OF his command consio-
cred hopeful Indication and we hope soon 70 De ape 70
announce decisive victory but shall not trhe with
readers by manufacturing bogus victories ior an
hour sensation
The above contradiction believed TO be based on rcli
able information.
During day many inquiries were made OF officers OF
tho government, but without the satisfaction naturally
desirable on the part those who have impatient desires
for early and complete success and who forget that the
work must be necessarily stubborn heavy and persistent
on both Sides owing the great Importance 70 each q
the result.
The iragmentary information received from time TO
te shows nothing decisive, but serves 10 contradict
many rurnors previous pecuatons concerning the
whereabouts ard design 0. the rebels, which were 80
confidently asserted.
The statements which received here day, and
which are entitled belief, that General Lee modea
tremendous and violent attack 10 pierce our centre,
hoping thereby to divide forces and TO VIC
tory but General hancocks corps 10 the relief and
| amid q murderous ire formed In line Of battle, and
| thwartcd the designs OF the rebels
TIE loss was heavy on both sides.
General Sheridan was prontablV engaged 10 another
part Of the held tho CHIEF in. command
| slge that he had routed stulrts cavalry.
The attack Of Lee was advancing coumns. who
doubtless ANTICIPATED victory by his onslaught before
the main body could advance TO the Gold Of battle
The appearances Thursday that the hostlltes
would be removed on Friday.
WASHINGTON, May ST. O'Clock A. N.
IL said 10 right that General Hays killed IN the
light Thursday, and that several other Generals
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THE VERY LATEST.

Our Loss Estim sted et Over Four Thou
s~nd-Lee Reported Failing Back ON
Richmond.
WASHINGTON, May Up NJ
TSe latest Information satisfies that yesterday was
success although loss heavy, stated al TOUR thou
sand Leo Is said be falling back on Richmond. The
has may exceed these figures altogether. The reports
pseviossly published were premature.
Tbs city Is greatly excited.
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The Rebel Raid mt Piedmont, West
Virginia.

IA rWuEvg May u 1903.
The sfeca dispatches IN New York and OF her papers
an Ut the lite raid Piedmont West Virgins,
grossly exaggerated The whole amount Of damage TO the
property the baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii not
coed MY thousand dollars. No person disturbed,
and there appearance OF marauders At her
point Al the trains working regularly aud success
fully and the road vs. again strongly guarded by troops
under the Command OF General Kelley who has resumed
active duty after his recent leave OF absence
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WASHINGTON, Nay I'd N.
Up 10 Eve O'Clock this evening the government had
rss.,ved no steiscnoe whatever from the front, either
s.sarmins or denying the reports and
son, IN this cisy.
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MO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sYAHR THE SaasxC
IN European Business and Acd,rri 5paarvvSnvs- sto
the past present and iuuxsl vfn tNynnssv
correct ltenssa Of our fotar- sac rAs o sssss Ast
she tells the Of ,a~ rss,sEa wyn nnry Lee
equal 10 mot ~ be found Csnrar 4EaU Fur am
one Who can snrps-s ncs q y <rs reA ~ nl
fourth avenue betw~cx r~esfy-rMHd rSUnP ,teUgA
streets west aids. 0s~snusun M sdv1stpA nsnss Ap1
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Depletion Of Troops to Rein
force Lee.
Female Bread Riot tsa Sa-
vannah,
!. Ass 40. ass

FORTRESS Mosaos, May 7, 1904
PORT Royal papers Of the 9th inst state that Florida
Georgia and South Carolina nearly depleted Of rebel
troops, who have been sent north TO join Lees army
Admiral pahlgren had arrived at Hilton Head.
Atorpedo was discovered in the St. Johns river the
Sd inst. with dead negro attached 10 it.
great female riot occurred In Savannah on the nth
ut Tho collected in a body, with arms and
marched the streets in procession demanding bread or
blood. They seized food wherever II could DO found.
Tho soldiers called out and after brief conflict tho
ring leaders put in jail
rebels making demonstrations at Charleston,
but had been sheed out by our gupboats.
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Death OF Gen. Hays-csen. Bartlett and
Col. Quincy Severely Monnded-

Col. Quincy Severely Wounded
PHILADELPHIA. May !, 1884
despatch to the telegraph from Washington says
General Alexander Hays killed on thursday, while
spaoying his troops ssirmshers. General Hays
q native OF pntsburg.
General Bartlett and Colonel Quincy were severely
wounded.
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THE TIREME EN-.

At REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or UNION
"A Hook and Ladder COMPANY No. 8, hed tho truck
x Monday, NAY q the following
sdJohn Bshlen Forsmhn George Hathgebcr Assistant;
Johp Pousou Secretary Phillip Brecchcr treasurer "a
cob Mann and Ueorgs Killing Represent tives
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The DRAFT In Cincinnati.

The Draft In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May I. 1864.
Among the drafted In the Twenty second ward yester
day we're +. Buchanan Read, F. B. Plympton and 4
Henderson, editors OF the Commercial.
The draft In the Third ward takes place Monday.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.
M EDWARD sOHENCK. AUCTIONRER
BY EDWARD SCHENCK,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 81,

AT THE CATTLE SHOW OF THE METROPOLITAN
FAIR,
In Fifteenth street. near Seventh avenue O'Clock p NJ
the following valuable animals presented 70 the Fair viz :
superb black AndA usian StalCxy imported by Wm II
Aspinwa. Esq, and presented by hun.
An elegant brown Mare Is hands perfectly
and kind; close minutes In harness. and
saddle horse. presented By Charles Aston Brised ESQ
valuable sorrel Mare presented BY General H. n. Bar
ter, of Rutland, VI.
yoke OF superior Oxen presented BY Robert Livnss
ton ESQ. Of New Brunswick N. =.
The celebrated premium Durham Bull -great Eastern
Cos~old Buck. well bred. presented BY Nathaniel Hal.
lock, ESQ.,. Of Milton N Y.
The Calf Daisy presented BY B. r. Robinson. Esq. Of
sheep. with i've horns. presented BY r. T Barnum,
Esq.. NY
superior Blood Hound "Jef. Davisn captured si
Meridian Alabams by the Thirty second wisconsin
presented by Major Brow Of the United States armv
now at Cairo
valuable Newfoundland Dog. presested By Alfred W.
Also FescocE and Her, two pair OF Rabbits and two pail
OF Pigeons.
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UcrI0N NOTICE ID: D CAULKIns. AuCr.OHkkA-
AND WORKS OF Art. &C.
Al Public Auction. on Monday. April u
AZ the elegant resdence
No 2ls WEST FOURTEkNrH STREET
between Eighth and hnth avenues sale co amoneAs"
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrs.
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS
RBokzE AND ORh0LU cHAEpELIE'ksss;;s CARPETS
sEvaKs AND DRESDEN CHINA 0REXsEsTS
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS.
BRO0ADR AND LACE CURTAINS,
ARTISTIC BRONZE STATUARY
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS,
.,o-o.a. FINE yAL 1Ir.s sxTs a,n TABLE.
CHIN GLASS AND SlLvEk WARE.
sHEfFIRLD TABLE CUTLERY TABLE LINEN
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE. LOuts XIV. style.
The sale comprisea of the richest and most eabo-
be sold without any An examinAtien will
Paros tree elegant full Suits Of Psrlor
In rich crimson and tne and gold and
coloed brocade and satin rosewood spion
did and costly Partan Ornaments, rich vases 80
MAGNIFICENT ROSEwOOD PIANOfORTE,
s1 In 6tO0l and G vcr.
elegant instrument with ronnd cornors beautifully carv
ed legs and case. al modern improvements
Also magnificent collection Of rare Painuns ROSEWOOD
de marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and BRUSSELS
Carpets. &C.. DC. -
Chamber suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus.
Bedsteads Washstands Sofa Beds IN hatrcoth;
ten Ha Mattresses from " 10 50 pounds made to or
der. Ia excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture. consisting OF dno walnut kxten-
sion Dining Table oak Chsrs Silver Ware rich China,
Ivory Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons vc. win heavy
1t and Engraved Glassware Of every dcsorivtion.
Carmen in attendance 70 cart pack and sap goods Ter pur
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RAvID d EGAN, AUCTIONEER .
~ DAVID d. EGAN viii sell this day At loh o'clock, Of
the varick and Broome streets the contents OF the
saloon liquor store the Eighth ard HOUSE,
consisting o. walnut and mahc any Table, b.r and FI.
Pumps. Screen. Signs Gas Fxtures Wines Liquors and
SoQafO
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A UCrioN NOTICE.-sPECIAL AND PERRMPToRY
n SALE OF AA0NIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE SUPERB ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS, RICH
CARPETS. PAINTINGS. BRONZES, ELEGANT PIANO
FORTE SILVER CUT GLASS FRENCH CHINA, &c.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS or THE HOUSE,

This monday afternoon. at O'Clock at No l52 West
Twenty first street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
will be sold the largest assortment of elegant Furniture and
One elegant double suit rosewood Furniture In three
brocadc made to order two months rosewood Suit
richly carved pieces In silk brocae Centre and Pier
Tables Turkish Lounges with Arm Chairs to match superb
0even octave Ptan0f0re marble top Music Cabinet Stool
end emtoered Cover over 600 yards rich Tapestry Carpet
te ant rosewood Eassres style Louis XIV four superb
Bronze Chandeliers costly Brouzes Mane Vases and
Parlor Ornaments Lace CURTAINS Shades collection Of large
and valuable Paintings.
.sLEEPIN0 ROOMS. DINING ROOM AND HALL
Rosewood Bcdsteads Dressing Bureaus Spring and Hair
1sresses walnut Suits In Cottage and other
Chairs Beds Bedding Sofas. SOFA Beseads Oval Mirrors
Clocks China, Cut Glass; Silver Table Cutlery Oilcloths
rosewood Hall Furniture &c Sale rain shine.
HENRY R. WESTCOTT, Auctioueer.
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MORRIS WILKINS AUTHORIZATIONS AMI

MORRIS WILKINS AUTHORIZATIONS AND
M plot q ground al West Farms az ancdsn-E
Is IL O'Clock. at the Exchange aaesroom No Ill Broad
way West Fsrms-A good two and attic frame House
village Of West Farms he old Boston road nearly
opposite the oce The house Ia In good order 2zyy6
feet; contains kitchen basement pariors -four
and attic The location healthy and
convenient by railroad fremont
boat or cars Harlem whence STAGES convey
direct village The horse railroad fremont and
Harlem will probably he completed during the coming
MapS &C. at Nc. s Pine street.
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ITO MISS WILMINGTON
Il IL your fortune you would know,
To Miss Wellington you should 20;
She never fails 10 tell you truo
What Fortune has In store for you.
Husbands. inten,pcrate or untrue.
She will restore faithful 70 you.
For love. good luck in business, she
A talisman for life will guarantee.
Call " you can. II not you'd better
Consult her Immediately by letter.
This beautiful lady. gifted and true,
Resides at one hundred and one Sixth avcn
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A DRrAN n. MULLER. AUcTroEEER.

A DRTAN n. MULLER AUCTIOEEER.
~ Handsome Household Furniture Pier Glasses, Brus
ADRIAN H MULLER. r. X. WILKINS CO. win
sell q auction Wednesday April D. ION O'Clock
No 48 Blocker street, all the Furniture contained In said
cause consisting Of rosewood arlor SUITS rier Glasses
Room Furniture. carved oak Bookcase, Damask Window
Curtains China and Glass Ware rosewood mahogany and
BLACK walnut Bedseads black walnut and mahogany
Die tep Dressing Bureaus marble top Washstanis pure
air Mattresses, Feather Beds aud Bedding Brussels
1ngrAn Carpets. Eng sh Olcloth &c Also quantity OF
kcAen Furniture. with which the sale WI commence,
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AEOKRlS WILKINS AUCTIONkRR
wood pan0fsrte Dresden China Musical CLOCKS. Ana Shelf
fed Plate HorseA Carriages Harness. Billiard Table Oh
H. LUDLOW 1 Co win ssu At suction :. Tuesdsy,
April 10 1854 10Y O'Clock the residence No 81 West
Thirty fourth street Fifth the entire elegant
hessrs Meeks RouI Rochefort SkAaren Ac 0onsistins
In part Of $500 $780,,
Superbly carved rosewood arior Suits IN satin ebeDy
gilt Arm and Reception Chairs elegantly carved
wood Eagsres with mirrors; marble top Centre and Fancy
carved rosewood octave Paposorte. full round corners
made BY Ightc Newton Bradbury superb real Dresde.
flowers Musical Clocks With BIRDS very rich Satin
and Lace Curtains PAran aud Bsaue Groups. Medallion
DINING ROOM
Heavily carved waluu extension Table marble top Buffet.
Lounge and Dining Chairs In morocco; rosewood Card
assortment OF French China Glassware very res
best quality Sheffield Plate, viz: Chafng Dishea Side
Dishes Coffee and Tee Urns Walters loo and Sugar Bowls
Elegant ca-ved rosewood and mahogany French Red
sseAds Armoire -lAce Dressing Bureaus Washstands
Commodes Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges Arm sni Side
Chairs Etageres Pailasses, curled Hair Mattresses Bo
s!ers and Pows lace aud reps Curtains Msnle Clocks
and Ingram Carpets.
all the elegant Bronze and mou Chandeer Gas Brack-
cts &c. rosewood Billiard Table. made BY S arp with
Bals cues &c complete together with large
of Kitchen and Laundry Furniture. with which sbe sale
AT FOUR O'CLOCK,
number of choice Oil Paintings by Rondel ingram.
Vatican Berrier Paul Ritter, Ernest Lsttachios Miss
vens and others. o
pair Blood Bay Horses four and Ave years old l8 hands
high. switch tails sound and kind in oil harness. ne Coupe
and one Family Carrag made by Wood Broaers Double
and Single Harness blankets DC.
The furniture will be exhibition Monday the 18th
instant by permit which. with catalogue be
the ONCE OF the auctioneers az
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A UcTIoN NOTICE.
a WILLIAM IRVING. AUCTIONBRR.
HORAES WAGONS. HARNESS.

oS0OoD 4 COOKE will sell a. the
slreet. on Tuesday. April ~. at ~ o'clt
hands high, seven years cid. sound, kind
harness; can trot inside OF three minute
NAL
Coal Box Buggy.
Leather shilling Top Buggies
Four seat RockawAy.
Piano Body WAgona
Four scat Depot Wagona
Shi4saR Top Phacton.
0is seat Coach.
second hand Wagons. Rockaways 20.
Single and Double Harness
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J. BLKEOKER. son co. WILL SELL AT AUG.
"A uon Tuesday April 10 1T oc ock 81 the Exchange
4alesrocm III Broadway large Gethc built House taed
with brick) With ten os OF Ground % Pacific and Dean
Tho house feet square with large extension. all IN
GOOD order has heaters and coach
Mouse and stable prsmisea The srunds Handsomely
sao OUT WIN Snrupoery 9rspe vnes ano run frees and 10