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fJR0PoSALS will be recsIved for building Res
L. ervoir on So. John street, Of tae Civ Ireasnr-
er's once until Thursday. July i4th. 6o'coek NJ.
Plans and specifications OF the same may he SEGA
the ONCE ofthe City Eneineer.
Tho Committee the right TO reject any bids
which may mot be deemed for the I'M OF the
city.
Per Order OF the Committee on Fire Department.
+. G. MOODY. Chairman.
Portland June % ls64-d2w
eB-Argas and Courier copy
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Congressional convention--First District.


The voters of the Grst Congressional District who
are Internationally in favor OF the Union, the SUI
oremscy of the Consultation and Laws. and the
suppression of the Rebellion BY vigorous prosecu.
ton Of the WAR are invited to send Delegates TO a
Convention to be held at the CITY HALL, IN Port
land, o. THURSDAY. the It'll " July, at IL O'Clock
A. M, for the purpose Of Iomioating Candidate
for Representative to Congress and an Elector OF
President and vice-President.
The basis Of representation win be as follows
Each city and town will be entitled to Delegate
aud one Delegate additional for every seyeniy-ive
votes cast for Gsy. coney in 1863 majority frac
tion will entitle to an additional Delegate.
The Committee viii be in session at the Hail, at
o'cIock 10 receive Credentials.
JoHs Lynch, Portland.
BKwALL N. GRaee, S.GioHce-ter, rr,,o,
JOHN ID. LINCOLN, Brunswick.
IoHr A. WAGE@MAs, ooRHAM, District
EDwIN d SIXTH, Saco,
John WEHrwo aTH, kittery,
Jun. 81. 1854.
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DIED..

In tn city, June %. Eta Louisa only daug hter OF
samuel AID Albertina Libby, aged years
In this city. June %. Mr. Gustavus welander,
the late Sam1 Hudson 81 or Rsnoor aged "a yrs
~, IN Aiehsndris. La. May 6, of measles, stephen
o asps,. =, tray, aged Is years member of Go X
ii. IN S :, arsoeth june q. Mrs Rhoda Burbank.
In Raymond, June u Mrs IlIv,Id. n poh,,son
aged Is years months.
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"Buy Mo. and III do you Good"
Use DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bitter

For JAundics, Costiyeness. Liver Complaint, HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles. Dizziness Head
ache Drowsin and ALI seases arising from dis
oruered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
They cleanse the system, regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness OF mind and strength of bodv to all who use
them. Sod by all dealers in Medicine every where
AZ Is, so and rs cents per bottle, GEO G. GOOD
WIN CO., 81 Hanover Street. Boston, Proprie-
tors. ADJ dam
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NOTICE.

ME. the lndersigned having sold our Stock Of
w COAL and WooD to NJ ssrs Randall, Mrilis-
Ter 90. do cheeriuily recommend thea TO our
former customers. All persons having demands
Against requested 20 present item Tor s.ttie
meat aud all per-ons indebted TO US are REQUESTED
10 make immediate payne at the old stand where
OF the undersigned may be found for the present
SAWYER WHITNEY
Portland, June 9, 1894 iunel3dsw
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wThs Androscoggin Engine Company. No.
.. will make an excursion to Pennington on the
4th Of July, accompanied BY the East Auburn
Band Cars will b provided fer 1000 people,
Tho Jssrnal nys
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EA canal boat laden with coal oil was
burned near Bordentown, N. j.. Thursday.
There were 900 barrels of oil. and II noated,
burning on the water, showing the unusual
spectacle OF o canal on FIRE. tfest
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sPE DIAL NOTICES.
Town Caucus.

ally loyal to the Government. and are ~ t.vnr "
supprsssing the rebt lion by vigorou D. lion
Of the war, are requested to meet In Csucus AT The
Town House on Saturday, July ri at o,cioct =
H., to select delegates to attend the Con
Convention to b holden in Portland on the
7th day ofJuly next. Per order Town COMMITTEE
falmouth, June 18th, 1861 did
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

wednesday june 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang, koix, Bangor.
Brig Geo Harris, French Georgetown DC.
Sch Clarisa. Fisher. Baltimore.
Sch Bramhsli. Kicker, Boston.
Sch Francisco. kilby. Boston.
sch Matanzas, Hut Crimson, Boston.
Sch Harper, Coombs, Frankfort.
Sch Emma Oakes, Joanson. Ellsworth.
Sch Sarah Fish. Fountain. Boston.
Sch Convoy, Lindsey. Gouldsboro.
Sch Loochoo. Clark. fremont
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake. willetts, New York-Emery
q Fox.
Bark Princess, tBrl Ryan, sydney CB-master.
Sch Ann Eliza. tBr, Skimmery, Rcckport NB-
master.
Sch Eclipse, tBrl BurGis. Parsboro Ns-master.
sAlLED-wind sw--seh Il Msther. willard.
Philadelphia.
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The circulation ofthe Daily Press Is larger
thIn any other Daily paper In the State, and
double that of any other in Portland.
TsRms-@8.00 per year II paid strictly In ad
eaace a discount of $100 sciH be made.
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MARRIED.

In Ihomaston. June q, BY Rev Hslmershsu.
neia Tarbox. Of T.
In Maiden, Mass. June 9 BY Rev d W Fsunse,
featon and Miss Lizzie Bates, both OF n.
N Centrevile, June II, John Wood and Mrs Mary
Finegan both of Addison.
In Kockland. June l6 John II Skinner and Miss
Julia Maddocks, both of South Thomaston.
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Caucus.

g ftFNfnrE Caucus.
The Union men of Powial who are unoondition
ally loyal to the Government requested to meet
at the Town House. in said town, on Saturday the
second day of July, at o'clock r. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF selecting delegates attend the District
Convention to be'boldsn at Portland July It'll
Per Order OF Town Committee.
Pownal, June 9th, 1884 juues8
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OIL A r. KS
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and
Beard to its Natural Color.
AND Is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, 4 Il y
Restores the Color.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Graduates Dandruf.
CLARK.s RESTORATIVE,
stea Promotes It's Growth.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falling OF.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
IL an unequallsd Dressing.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Isgood for Children
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
10 good for Ladies'.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
.s L. good for Old People.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Ia perfectly harmless.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. Y H88w ttnrl 3
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
E bnss Dye.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Beauties the Hair.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Issplendid for whisksrs.
oLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the hair in its Place.
cKARK's RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous Headache.
cLARK,s RESTORATIVE. M
Prevents Eruptioas.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Stops Itching and Burning.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the Head Cool
oLARA's RESTORATIVE. SRI
ia Is Delightfully."- psrfsmsd
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contain. no Sediment
cLARK's RESTORATIVE. aeA
Contains no Gum.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Poiishes your Hair.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
7
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls.
cLARKS RESTORATIVE. Mv8rs
All Ladies need II
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE. AtA3
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
10 Sold BY Drugsi,u and Dealers Every where.
Price 81 per bottles bottles for IS.
c. q. CLARK CO.
Ar ttf fRorRIsroRs.
w.F.PHfLLIPs. Portland,
General Agent.
March ., 1884. nchseodly
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APOK EN-.

March %. lat GO. Ion n W. ship Astrea, Simpson,
from callao for Hayre.
April lat - II s. lon IS % W. ship Kitty Floyd,
Dearborn, rom Callao for Antwerp.
June Q. lat i6 N, Ion IS w, ship Cora Lynn, from
Bangor for Swansea.
June s. OF Blllycotton, ship Wisconsin. from IIy-
erpool for New York.
june o. lat 80 20 n. Ion Z 10 W, shlp Brittania,
from Cardiff for New York.
Jars %. lat - 20. ahip Galena, from New York for
Jsns % "a n.rneeet. shsp Vancouver. from Liv.
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The exercises ofthe afternoon viii consist OF Stag.
Ing. short Addresses. AID Diziegass OF patriotic
and appropriate character. mainly By the children
In the evening. OF Tablesux, Music, &e. Other
matters OF pleasurabe enjoy ment will be prcydtd.
ssBsksHx <sTs. A large variety Of kefrssh merits
intending orsAsskEBIKs aud CRKA< and fcx-
CzHA n. win be for sale both afternoon and eve
niog
TICKETS, OF sdmissi- n-adults 25etx-chidren IL
cts.-to Do had ~ the stores of wil.on & lett
Congress street, and e. . c. Gaison, Gray street,
ana ~ tie door. iune29 A
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Goal and wo.d,


FIIHE subscriber having purchased the STOCK Of
Il Coal and Wood, and taken the stand r,eentlv
occupied BY Messrs Sarysr WAitnes, head OF
Maine Hharf are now prepared TO supply their
former patrons and the public generally, with a
fne assortment OF
WELL PICKED AND SCREENED
Old Company Lehigh.
Sugar Loaf Lehigh,
Haxeiton Lehigh,
Locust Mountain.
White and Red Ash,
Diamond and Lorberry,
Together with the best quality of
Gu m ber1and Coal 7
Superior ooaiyor Bsacksmifhs.
Also, Hard and Soft wood,
Delivered to order In any part Of the city.
The former customers Of Messn. Sawyer Whit
my are respectfully invited 20 give us al all.
RANDALL. McALtISIER 3 co.
Portland, Juna Is, lsaa---dly
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ORIGINAL AND sELrCTED.

Nsw Acknowledgements To-Day.
Dentist--C. Ii. Csgood
Ordinance-City of Portland.
New Skirt-Eitzee r aid and Hodsdon
Festiya,-Mechanics' Hall.
Horses. &c.-Henry Bailey Co.
For Baltimore-R. G. York & Son
Caucas-ra falmouth.
For Sale-JohD h Rand
Theatre-DeeriDg ball.
Proposais-F. G. Moody.
Coal-Jas III. Baker.
Colceft--City Hall.
- Refreshing rains have fallen in Illinois,
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Mechanics Hall.
July 4th.
1T6! 1884!
1854

rTyHE Sabbath School and soeiety Of Central
IL Church will give Exhibition and FESTIVAL a
Mschanics HAIL. on Fourth Of July COMMENCING
sss O'Clock r. n and containing through the az
ternoon ana evening.
MUSIC,
ADDRESSES,
DIALOGUES,
TARTEArrX a. L..
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- Refreshing rains have fallen in Illinois,
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A6oIDER ATTEMPTS 10 DESERT SBoT-0n Thursday
sveaIBg soldier named Henry Walk ns attempted es.
the guard having him in charge OF Corandi
street, when Sergeant Noah NJ spauoing Of the Fifteenth
Usted States infantry, ordered him 70 stop. Watkins
Aowever, disobeyed the command, and while running
away the Sergeant fired three sn0s from hs revolver
BIN, Two Of them taking eec-ore in the lett hip and
~ ether in tie left Misunderstanding very ser.
ious njsries. Sergeant spaulding was Immediately
arrested BY officer barrow. OF the Twenty pre-
eincs and taken before Justice Hogan who after hearing
che facts OF the case, discharged the prisoner Watkins
was conveyed to the New York Hospital
AN ALLEGED TEA Tmn. -ohcer Nealis, OF the First
srecipct yesterday afternoon arrested John Han
who, IL Is alleged, was caught in the act ct stealing
chest OF tea worth $780, from the liz Pearl street,
Hall, who Is seaman, Atty three years Of age was
taken boree Justice Hogan and locked up for trial.
ALLEGED THEFT THREE TRUNKS FILLED WITH Goops -
h the month OF November last Mr. Joseph Hyland,
s11 Second avenue shipped three trunks, Oiled with a
variety Of goods valued at 81 800, from Dublin TO this
ssy 10 the steamship Columbia, the trunks being in the
care Of lawrence Loughln When the steamer arrived
N this harbor several boarded the ship aud
anon z others William Woods. In q conversation with
Woods, LouRhln. rs alleged, told that the trunks
emugged goods and would be seized by the Gus
lom House officers Woods further said 10 Loughn that
had better the ship prevent being arrested
Smsef Tor time, and when he returned to the chip Inc
aRVsks gone. Nothng more seen OF the goods
m quite recently. when they were traced to the posses
81 Mr.. Isaac H. Cunningham doing bueness IN Broad
way Mr. Cunningham stated that be purchased the
stolen property Of Woods for 1913 warrant was &C
oordngy issued by Justice Mansfield for the appreben
sion 81 Woods aud yesterday afternoon detective Tie.
mann arrested him. The accused taken court and
committed for examination. At the time OF his arrest
Woods denie all knowledge OF the goods in question
:. TRB RECENT SHOOTING oFTcER.-An examination
Vas bad before Ju'ige Mansfield Yesterday afternoon 10
zoe case or oicer Samuel FRAZIER, q ibe aIeysn!s pre-
cInct who stands charged with hsyug felonlousy shot
and dangerously wounted James Farey, OF No 2S6 East
Eleventh street. tuesday evening" during difficulty
which occurred In Twe tn street. avenueC On the
testimony presented the magistrate required officer Fra
Gter TO give bail Ia the OF 81 000 to the
charge before tho Court OF General Sessions For as
sault and battery Patrick Healey Frazier also
held 10 $500 Mr. Frederick Huner OF Is Hester street.
entered into the requisite bonds for the officers future
nrroa
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UnsCeA states Circuit C0nrt.
sENTgzNcRs pea CONTEMPLATING UNITED SKATES
CURRENCY.
rdn Hall

ARM 2s--1he Unstca States William IL Fcyntos,-
Ihe Defendant in pleaded guilty on Friday Of
sastwcek indictment charging him vita counterfeit
Apg ana utrng States currency. Application
soae at time defer sentence 0Dtii tho accused
would bring testimonials 20 personal good
character, towarde making further application 70 the
presdeu< pardon condition. that he should enter
this leuiency served him was shown ~ the
tract that TIE trial evidence adduced charging
himwr.h beng person Of immoral character, and unde
sserva Of the Executive cmency among tho witnesses
wnom che was married 10 The Toaabs while
under seniescc conscning him 70 abe st,f Prison she
isworc that she had lived Tor time with foynton' ana
sudge Hall he did no. think shat she had
,sstsbished any CLAIM whatever to the eoency
sideraton sf The Court lie then briefly admonished
Poynton for is offences, concluding by sentencing
.hm 70 DO imprisoned and Kept at hard labor for txo
years. Tb9 prisoner was thcn removed
.,r IMPORTANT TARIFF QUESTION.
Before Judge Fall.
APRIL 2o.-Msna,n0e Pitsgio a9a,na coi-cio,
IBaraey--Th bearing OF this cGse resumed 30.
day, 1t standing over from previous day for deci.
sson. IL action 10 recover alleged Of
duties upon wool paid by tho plaintiffs under protest In
December, 1862, the plaintiffs made two mporaions Of
wool by the ships Constitution and J. Foster, from
Odessa and Smyrna, via Liverpool On arriving here
Liverpool duties added 10 the duties
Is 300vhcb they paid under protest and claiming that
the addition iegai-the Collector too having raised
ON former invoice oil tneirS OF 6milf character,
making Liverpool priccs, more than ten per ceutum
bringing them within the law o. forfeiture OF goods
Al tho previous trial verd SUBJECT the
opin0n OF tho Court, questions OF law and a molten
made TO set aside the verdict. II contended
behalf Of the plaintiffs that odessa Liverpool
WaS the port OF exporta and that the duties which
Me wool was liable should have been estimated accord
ing TO it's value at the former place On part the
defendant argued that Congress had by twelfth
section OF the Tariff OF 1851 established the
last port Of shipment or transhipment s the Of
portaton within the meaning Of the law, IL being
intended 70 encourage direct importation OF articles
for the purposes OF manufacture, FREQ from
encouragement Of value by foreign freghts. proHs and
.charge u also contended that the durcss any
the act OF the importer, who by adding his
before seeing the Collector left him powerlese
any he might have committed, inasmuch the
Awf0rbds him TO duties ut less than the
or entered value and that fear apprehension
che mind o. IN importer that wrong may be done him
= not duress, particularly when the wrong. euch
- done, for which adequate compensation nj
may BIO obtained it III.
Decision reserved
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AMCsE NJ EcN Is.
AMCsEMfcN IS.
rryAIIAcKiS SATURDAY.
w Doors open at hsfspast Z; overture commelces 81
quarter 10 s. Curtain rises at its conclusion
THE STRANGER


NEW YORK ACADEMY OF Music:
GRAND rnsrlnSSslAL BENEFIT ~:
FROM III, THE t SGgsS sq 81 ssa roar.
On 'A sHsRsSn SSHST #sal assrL So
a. .aeess.sy ana sSA ,, sm " %.
America, E,,0cs Great -"'
MORE THAN HsH"SpnEp TIMES,
Upon the above occasion o ,fI fssIas''F Of
~" 70 THE COUNTESS JoANNRs
Academy Of Music TO nearly four thousand
prsrrSoPG fTsrps S' ssr1ccEss,
whom The Indulgence Of generous audience respectfully
pere res own theatre win be sung By oPmELA he Ma
tragedy Of HAMLET and the csleor:es Fencing
the saiataton ct dneo viii be pronced under
uon Of the Count as ORIGINALLY represented by h
tn" mn by Sns @ Of ss
'''"'A' Mrs BRovGHAM ROBERTSON.
the talented artistic Hss w :assH 81 q
the '"''''siS %'sts'n1 s%sy FATHER
viii be rendered By sA a c:ecr' s saS d E.
Who r BE
win be represented by tho Lessee the New Nashville
A. JAMES R. ALLEN, ESQ
TIE aa%sTsa.
The Tragedy will conclude with n
NEW LAST SCENE:
in order ''Hamlci." and
similar performances at the Theatre Fran
cats Paris ~ Tana land since that period,
the Tragedy will he delincncd overture e. musqne
that the continuity Of thought not be In
jured bv foreign and branch of art: consequently
there will be continuation ~ the Tragedy from the rising
70 The falling of the curtain without u'ermssion
whatever.
Further particular in future announcements.
The tickets will be 80 cents each 10 Parquet Balcony anG
Family Circle.
Reserved seats Parauet Balcony rs cents each
Reserved seats for Dress Circle 81 each.
Private boy ! usual dramatic prices.
Amphitheatre seats 25 cents each.
Family Circle Seats 20 be obtained
at the ticket Office OF the Academy Of Music % Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, 2sth 10Th an 10th OF April.
80 each he had Mt the letter
the st Nicholas Hotel: Mr.. " w Powers card c.
tabshment hotel. Mr.. Gcnn's. No. 5l3 broadway,
Kirby Co s. No GAL Broadway; Mr. William sio.lls sta
onery. No. Nassau street. Wall street; Meallo
Co.'S No 4is Broadway, aud Charles d. Fredercks Co .
photopraphers Rroadway
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DE NTTsTRY Y.

SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS-ENTIRE
n satisfaction ray. 239 Sixth avenue The cheap
strongest " made also. cheap sets
overturned give fun and Youthful appearance 10 the
As fine gold and platina Of Teeth he made,
eitrer with without plumpers No advance required.
Fine gold hngs inserted IN the best manner from five %
dollars each.
Cheap weighted lower of Teeth. and nitrous oxide
gas 239 Sixth between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
OoLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION USE THB Nj.
~ oxide made pare and fresh day by Dr.
COTTON who has had y years experience IN It's
ufacture No - Bond street
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mont Tho man who recognized The importance Of Call
lorna the uncd Statea when no looked down upob
from the Rocky Mountains; who recognized what the
country stood need 81 the blood stained helds OF
Mssour-thc destrt OF slavery who stopped the ad
vanciu cnany Pa tucah and Caro- ana who freed tho
Mississippi by his gvz viii also take care
that tho eesnes q this reprNlc both sides OF TUG
Aslau shall be checked and tnat this whole cootneus
eaall be liberated from 10 Sea, incndpg heSco'
Burrah Tor John c. FREMONT
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SUDDEN DEATH LITERARY observation-disclosures
Naumann yesterday notified 70 hold inquest the
house Carney OF 81 Ann street. the body OF Mr.
Charles Dawes native OF England, forty years Of age,
Who died suddenly Thursday evening. Deceased 10
said have been writer OF merit, and formerly
connected with some OF tho weekly periodicals in this
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AVIAN c. BAF ia = co, AUCTIoNEERs.
"A Abe II HAYWOOD, AucTioNBER

a ALbE' II HAYWOOD, AucfioNEER
PIxROFORfE. DRAwInG ROOM FURNITURE EN-
SUITE
BROCADR AND LACE CURTAINS,
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS. OIL PAINTINGS
BR0NzEs, MARBLE sTArUARY.
and and costly Of articles OF vrtu
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY SATURDAY., APRIL 80
Az tho elegant residence. 4S West
Sixeeuth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenneA
Sale commencing at Al O'Clock.
The auctoneer would call the particular attention OF his
friends and the public to this sale the catalogue comprising
and richest OF Household Furniture
&c, offered auction this Sale percmptory
Drawing r0omsSuperb Suits Of Furniture. covered with
brocatc OF richest description: elegant Window Cur
match the sns Etgeres plate glass Doors Encog
marble top; bronze and 0rm0lu Chandeliers Cabinets IN
match: orrnolu and Dresden China Ornaments marble
siauary bronze Figures OIL Paintings by eminent artists
''s'l MA 1,Rn FHs SkvgN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
Richest instrument offered auction this season, fully
guaranteed by the makers wkh Stool brocade Cover Music
Stand Books. Ac Hatstand Chairs 20 match oak Buffet
Extension Table. Chairs Sofa. Cut and Engraved Glass
Ware China Dinner Sets imported from Paris for
Forks Urn, Cake Baskets Oyster Dish Tureen Table
lery Linen rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Red
stSads. Armoirc-a Gaee suite Hair and Spring NAT
"a pairs LINEN Sheets. "A pairs Linen Pillow
Cases II pairs French Blankets Connerpanes Marsees
Quilts, French Toilet Sets mahogany Sofas Bedsteads
Parties wishing attend this sale viii take Fifth
sixth avenue stages from the Asto 81 Nicholas
or METROPOLITAN Hotels leaving At Sixteenth street few
.coors from the house.
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r B. HALsEY. AUcTioNEER.

r 3. HALsEY. AUCTiONEER
q. BY e HALsEY co
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
We will sell on
THIS DAY, tsATURDAY,, April 80.
At l0la O'Clock, the premises
@ NO. 400 FOURTH STREET.
between Second Third general assortment
Household Furniture being the entire balance
tanned in the building above mentioned owned by
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
Consisting OF Kitchen. bedroom, Dining and Parlor
Furniture Crockery Lace Curtains, French Mirrors
Tapestry, Three ply and Brussels Carpets Ohcioh
maho.any and black walnut Bedsteads Hair Mattresses
holsters, Pillows Dressing Bureaus oak Chairs China
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery and Plated Ware Base
and Kitchen Furniture, Nc. DC To all of which we call
the particular attention OF dealers families and OF
the entire lot be sold without reserve and must be
cleared Immediately after the sale Catalogues on The
premises early the morning OF sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IIENRY n. LEEDS \ co, AUCTION ERs. HENRY
IL n. LEEDS co. will sell at ancton saturday,
April 49, Al o o'clock At LAG West Twenty second street
Household Furniture. consisting OF Brussels and viewer
Carpets. rosewood Suite. in figured silk broeatel
black walnut Eaeeres black walnut Bookcases black wal
Extension Dining Table black walnut Sdehoard bronze
Chandelers and Gas Fixtures, rosewood Bedsead maho-
gany marble top Dressing Bureaus do washsands Han
and Straw Mattresses Feather Bolsters Pillows Rock
and Sofas in haircoth black walnut mahogany Eta
gere., China Crockery aud Glass Ware Kitchen Forni
ture, dc. See catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-30

HENRY MOLTEN, AUCTIONgER-HANDs0M
III Household Furniture. in rosewood ana mahogany,
Carpets, Olcloths, &c.-HENRY MOLTEN will sell NJ
tion on SATURDAY.. April 80. At 10 O'Clock No. Union
square, next door the Spnger House, handsome Furni
tnre, consisting of rosewood Paror Suits mahogany and
Cottage Chamber Furniture Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Ocoths China and Glassware. Dining Room Furniture
and large Bookcase also Kitchen Furniture UteIss
with which the sale will commence.