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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept rs, 1895.
The reduced rate Of is leading 70 speculation
merchandise Coffee candles meat, provisions oils,
with the exception Of olive soap lard butter and spirits
are among the goods that are advancing.
In response TO the Improvement the list OF mining
stocks and all articles Of prime necessity are much
higher
The stock Of goods on hand igensmlly small and
there s activity in all the markets than for many
months previous
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ~, 1886.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company have been for
several months surveying the ground at the Sierra Ne
vada Mountains preparatory TO the final location Of the
route the mountains. They find they able
construct road from the summit Of the mountains TO
the Tucker river grade not exceeding ninety feet
per mile and where they expected grade Of hun
drcd and Ave feet
An incendIary FIRE at Portland, Oregon had destroyed
properly valued at twenty thousand dollars
The recent heavy rains have considerably damaged
the harvest In Oregon
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The Chauncey johnson Case.
EXAMINATION IN THE CASE OF THE BELMONT BON

ROBBERY.
The examination Of Charles Jones, alias Chauncey
johnson, the charge Of stealing 200 from the
banking house a August Belmont Co., No SO Wall
street. took place before Justice Bowling, at the Tobs
yesterday morning
The complaint against Chauncey was made by Mr..
Frederick William Weiss cashier n the house Of Bel
mont %. He testified that the afternoon OF the
robbery johnson entered their place Of business and
asked about exchange and about two bonds After John
John Hine, IN, clerk Ia the banking house, deposed
that johnson into the place and remained at the
cashiers desk such ongh Of time 70 excite his
pcions shortly after two O'Clock Chauncey left the
place. s1d did the Witness and they passed each other
In the street, after Mr. Hne returned to his desk,
and johnson again made his appearance, but subse-
quenty left In company with two gentlemen who had
been there Hansacting business; fifteen minutes
afterwards the bonds were missedrom the desk Of Mr.
Weiss
Jacob Burkhardt copying clerk in the ONCE Of Bel
mont Co., testified that about half past O'Clock
the afternoon Of the 2sth utmo ~ say g9bnsQp hays
hind the railing which lay on Mr.. wcss' desk he adj.
vanced TO Johnson and asked him what he wanted
and he replied that hc wanted 70 SEQ Mr.
Weiss, the Cashier, and then went away; az the
witness was advancing towards him johnson withdrew
bis band placed u on the railing hs chin resting upon
his hand he had slip OF paper In his hand and some
thing resembling lead pencil the witness then went
out To brokers ONCE and his return Weiss asked
him II he had seen anybody,
The further examination OF the case stands adjourned
ul tomorrow Monday morning
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MIS- sis SIP Pr.

Proclamation or Governor Sharkey-Ac.
tfon ON the Negro Question-Free dmen
20 Have the Privileges or the Civil
Courts-Distinctions or Color Abolished,
SO. 4aM n.
shaln JACKSON, Miss, Sept 20, 1885
Governor sharkey to-day issued proclamation ac-
cepng the proposition OF Colonel Thomas, Assistant
Commissioner OF the Freedmens Bureau OF Mississippi
transferring the right Of trying all In which the
rights Of freedmen are involved from the Freedmen's
Bureau to the civil authority upon condition that the
provisional Of that State viii take for their
mode Of procedure the laws in force except 50 far
as these laws make distinction Of color The
negroes are also to be protected In person and property
They can be sued and have the right to They are
also 70 be competent witnesses according the laws Of
evidence
The New, in an editorial denonnces the act as an
encroachment upon the rights Of the whites and says
will be repudiated by the people.
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horses and other loose property and these become
less frequent as the property removed from within
their reach
DEATH or PROMINENT GREEK.
me consular Office Of the State Department Is to-day
IN receipt OF dispatch from the consul at Pragus,
'reece chroncng the death Of Alexander Macrowdate
VINO has been an organizer and systemaser Of the poL
cal ana social interests Of Greece since the revolution
independent government The deceased was President
Of the National Assembly many years Prime Minister
and al different times Ambassador Of Greece 10 Consta
tinople and the Court Of 81 James.
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PrrsBURc, Sept 90, 1885
An important suit has been brought here in the United
States Circuit Court against Pather and Duncan Of Pit
hole CITY The suit s 10 enforce the contract OF sale Of
the celebrated Holmden farm, on Pthole Creek, on
which located the great lowing Phols wells and also
the city Of Pshoe The value Of the property involved
In estimated ct between four and Ave millions OF dollars
The compsInan,s asge that the written contract Of sale
for thirteen hundred thousand dollars that the pro
duc,ion Of the farm has greatly increased, and that
pstbsr end Duncsp rsfsss 70 ssry est We contract
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Details OF the Circumstances At
tending the Passage Of the Bill
Abolishins Slavery.
MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR PARSONS.
The Financial Credit Of the State
Must be Preserved and the
Poor Must be Fed.
40. nc nc.
The Work Of the Convention.

MONTGOMERY Sept 90 1896.
The Convention to-day passed ordinance, by a vote
OF 50 TO lo which practically aboshes the right OF ad
mission Of negro testimony in courts OF justice all DIFF
hculties arising between negroes themselves between
white and negroes This is to continue until the ad-
ournmen Of the next Legislature giving that body the
privilege Of making the organic law OF Alabama
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rations orders issued 70 take from Stoneman's
raiders anything more than money; knives and forks
and such other articles they had stolen from the resi-
dents Of the counry through which they had passed.
were taken from them; rebel soldiers punished just
the same as Union prisoners.
The Commission here adjourned until Monday.
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The Pittsburg Regatta.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, sept. 80, 400.
The long talked Of five mile four cared boat race
on this afternoon. Immense crowds of people assem-
bled along the wharves and the steamboats, in tho
river TO witness the contest The following boats
tered for the The xanthe, manned by Ptsburg
crew; the Friendship, manned by Pttsburg crew. and
the New York, manned by . New York The
xanthe broke at the start thus leaving the
test to the New York and the Friendship. The New
York ahead part OF the distance but lost ground
in rounding the stakeboat The Friendship In
lengths ahead Time, thirty two tminutes, twentysix
seconds. The time OF the New York was thirty two
minutes, thirty two seconds.
largo amount Of money changed hands, tho odds
being on the Pittsburg boat
In the single scu race competed for by boys two
miles, Fasop, Of Philadelphia in fourteen minutes
and twenty -ciknt seconds.
The single scu race OF I'VE miles by Jack
son. Of Pitsburg in forty minutes and Ave seconds At
the conclusion Of the sport Dand entered protest to
the effect that Jackson touched the stake boat wrong
fully.
The running boats built Il Stephen Roberts shop
Harlem New York.
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MosrooMERY, Ala, sept. 30. 1856.


The Alabama State Convention adjourned 10 day.
memorial was adopted praying President Johnson 10
grant general amnesty and pardon TO the Southern
people.
resolution was adopted declaring that whereas the
people Of Alabama have given unmistaeable Of
their loyalty they therefore pray that the President viii
withdraw the troops from the State
The constitution amended was adopted.
The resolution Of adjournment provides that the Con-
venton may be called together by the President Of the
Conventono or before the oath OF September nexk
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EXECUTIVE IMPAIRMENT, sept ~, ISoOl
w uE Coxvxxriox-In response 70 tho
uly adopted by you, have the honor 70
,nlion TO the following subjects, WHOM
immediate action:--
| the utmost importance that the high DO
/ och our State has enjoyed IN al money
. preserved untarnished. The Interest
IL . and payable on our old bond debt On
january and July last, amounting 70
h lunprovided for.
re-, CREATIONS were In progress TO meet n,
AZ, nted by the rapid events which u.
no scenes OF the war. The condition Of
nv will appear from the statement Of tho
VII lkh il herewith submitted for your In
IN you discover there N but email
able |, means on hand
int d John Whiting, Esq., 70 the once OF
nd leceiver, and he has gwen bond -
!. Ar ID entered on the discharge OF hH
on | n one Of the eastern cities, and sd-
era, Nj that he has accomplished, In part,
4 mi eion, viz, 70 raise funds necessary 70
lat Il and pressing wants Of the state.
tba, the convention authorize and make
mr., pupt payment OF the unpaid interest
nd no that which viii become due ON
nv art III this ~ done now, another
he interest nj maturity can he avoided.
~ o war closed the State was furnishing
thin ty.eight thousand seven hundred and
titul Q families, the individual members
,rcd. an the aggregate, one hundred and
san, and forty-two.
~ = psrtain from the several delegates
6od q whether the number II likely 70
80, ar about the same. u " matter
nco r. these women and children that
tmr ssative wants should be accurately
,,ded for al the earliest moment. Winter
n IN. m where there is neither corn In
\, In nc smokchouse, its chilling biasts
led mower. Your prompt acton 70
"a In thelr behalf
RAJ, ~ ors made by several citizens ~
A. :, nn,cation 10 the government Of the
heh M Of The destitute families In that
,,v a p,sand rations we're PLACED at my
az X erant. which arc now beng scpt
y,hu,i an and have appointed Mr.. l. y.
,grn, urdef the advice Of the delegation
" Tor ,alaf purpose -
~ w. LEWIS Y. PARSONS,
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Our Montgomery correspondence.
NJ A ~


Our Montgomery Correspondence.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Sept % 1895.
The 22d my Of September 1865, has placed the seal
forever upol tho institution OF slavery in the State Of
Alabama. ly a vote almost unanimous teghty-nne TO
hrec they lave decided to do what four years ago they
declared tina every chvarc Of the South would die
rather than ield to. This has not been accomplished
freely and willingly, after four years Of bloody
and . long DISCUSSION in convention assembled.
The dissnslon dry has been principally In eppost-
ton to the substitute offered by Mr. White Of TolhdesA.
-" - Or RECEPTION Of a few remarks Of Nh. white,
N41 as e \ one side. The vote shows conclueiveiy
~ the Convention Of the important sub
ieration and how important they con
ft emit unanimous front 70 the world Of
70 do everything required Of them
once more TO their rights and privi-
ION. Messn. LAngdon and Elmore, who
s,oxe nj length In support Of the original ordinance,
the sentiment OF the Of the people in the
State. Mr. Iangdon formerly an editor Of the NO
bile Adpertissr from which he made fortune and has
retired BE expects be candidate for Congress In
the next election In opposition 70 Mr. Cummings, Of
Monroe county, who voted against the ordinance Mr.
Elmore Is without doubt In legal sense the greatest
from the start he has by his counsel and advice done
20 bring the weaker members Of the Convention 70
a p.s ae and
hensve views Of the whole subject and has taken pains
70 impress them upon the Convention.
Speeches also made by hcssrs. Nndd, Winston
and Cooper, OF Wilcox In favor OF the ordinance.
The vote on Whites substitute was taken hrst, only
seventeen voting tho Affirmative against seventy seven
In the negative The question then arose upon the ordi
reported BY the committee, which resulted -
stated aboveA
For men 70, vote deliberately TO abolish forever an In
sttution viii they have been Taught from their youth
up believe divine and for the good Of the coored sace
was hard ri swallow but they feel that there was
nothing else III for them 70 do, and submitted with
good gruce he speeches indicated the feeling that IN
duced The vott
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invite your att nj
seem 70 require In
Fivst--It n Of Il
gree Of credit wi q
markets should / {
which became du I
the hrst days o. IL
about t03, coo, n \
! learn that pre- /
but they were def |
tended the closing
the State treasury
State treasurer, VIII
formation. From
amount Of available
i have reappointe
Commissioner and
required BY law, al
duties. He In nov
vises me by teleeraI
the object Of his mi
meet the immediate
] recommend tina
provision for the pr
on said bonds, and
the LIST OF January
failure 70 meet the
Sscmd--When II
meal and salt N Thu
seventy-two destitu
OF which numbc rcd
thirtv.nine thousan'
You can readily a
composing your boo
DO smaller or create
Of vital Importance
their real aud I'M
known and provide,
will soon be upon u
the crib nor meat II
possess redoubled
earnestly invoked !
Upon represents
Cherokee, ! made
United States In be
county, and forty
disposal for their
forward for distribt
Echols,sp@ial age .
from that county I
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HENRY CLEws a. Co.,

HENRY CLEwS a. Co.,
Successors to
LIyrRMORr. CLEws Co.
BANKKls.
No ~ Wallst, v. Y,
CONVENIENT AGENTS FOR TIP SALE or TIE o. 3.
10 LOAN.
Full Commission allowed Bankers Brokers, Insrr-
Companies. and All parties purchasing for others
or resale.
An denominations on hard ready for Immediate de-
livery.
ALI. KINDS or q. o. tEcyRITIEs Dou0nT AND SOLD.
Accounts OF Banks Bankers. and individuals, re-
ceived-4 PER cent allowed deposits and daily bal
ances which may be drawn for without notice.
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DANIEL IL. BrGDETr. AUctioneer,
DURDETT. JONES e. CO.,
VIII sell Ut public euction
On TUESDAY, May 80. 1865, at ~ ocloci,
Attic MAYNARD, NETWORK,

u
On TUESDAY. May 30, 1865, Ut ~ cocl,
At TIE MAYNARD, NETWORK. .
The follow vessels belonging to the u. Navy De
SCREW STEAMER FLAG-Leneth. sls7 feet inches
BREADTH 81 feet inches depth If hold 10 feet inches be.
tween ccks feet inches; cylinder 20 inch diameter, 10
SCREW STEAMER KENs!NGTON-Lepethl 100 feet;
breadth 5e feet depth Of hold 10 fee, inches between
LIST and "a decks feet ncL between = and III dceh
feet; | cylinder s64 irch diameter. Is inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER ViCksbURG7Lensh, III iest
feet nches cylinder 80 inch diameter, 81 inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER rROrEUS -Lengtn!O ' i.eti breadth.
&C feet depth OF bod II feet nches between decks feet
10 inches cylinders ~ inch diameter, 70 inch .troAe
l.. = :. SEVlNS ,SCREWl-Lensth, 2oJ feet D inches
breadth &c feet depth Of hold, u feet inches between
decks inches FLINDERS "A inch diameter 80 inch
stroke. -
BARKFNTINF HORACE BEAIS Length. III feet;
br..eih 81 feet inches; depth OF hold, feet inches
SCHOONER RACHEL SEAMAN Length, li6 feet
breadth. ,, !, ct inches; Gepth OF hold feet. :.
Twenty ceutum OF the purchase money must be pad on
the day OF sle AID the remainder oeolo the vessel re-
moved from the Navy Yard, which will be done within x
days ser the date Of sale. {. II. BELL, ComnandADt
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US. NAvr YARD. NonyoLK. May II. 1853.
CTEAMER FOR SALE at NORFOLK, va.
- WILDE sold at public auction. At the Navy fId Nor
folk SATURDAY the 27th day Of May int q O'clock
NJ the n. s. steamer VICTORIA, IA tuns burden she 10
well adapted to tho coastipg trade.
Terms cash In Government funds
BY order Of .he Navy Department,
J. NJ. BERRIEN, Commsndsnt.
WIN. q. WEBB, Acting Naval storekeeper
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CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
Diseases viscera under the Of EDWARD
II. DIXON Editor Of The scapel Structure. Piles, Vsneo
cse Hernia and Fisiu Every case Of structure sdm o.
date one by DR.. DE- INSTRUMENT, the UYe.hrotoms
designed e1Issssy to modify Mr. symes opsrson. In III
snred il the case be undertaken Office hours from 70
daily, and to evenings, ct No. ~ Ftnheve
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PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION o

i shout TWO HUNDRED LOTS OF LAND. situated at
Hoboken New VIII be sold at pubic incti0n At the
sacsroou No. Ill Broadway in tho City Of New ors on
the 2Sh and th Of May 1856 IL O'CLOCK noon, by T.. H.
LUDLOW i Co.. AuctoneeTs abou, go lot. OF LAND. be-
ing part the Coter tract ia Hoboben New ersy The
property will be sold Ly good tito In fee simple, ree Of ell
Yncahluce and will be conveyed by warranty deeds. Fny
per OF tie purchsse money ali sums over eco may,
the pure optio1 remain bond and mortgage for
three years per o.ut Every lot put .? vii be per
e8porily sold TO the hisBest bidder complete sbsir ut
Of title wiz be exiib Ted the fchas-rs Mops Of the
property b. the office Of the anciioneers No
fnes and the saesoon No IL Broadway, and also At
various places IL Hoboke Jerfey Cry and utcr CITY and
will be furnished the day Of sale. For further pIerst
apply TO CHARLES l.. BUTLER, No ~ Wallet.
NeN-YorI NV q 1875
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UNITED STATES NAvI YARD, I
WAsBIvaTos, u. e., May 49, 1905
GALE OF United STATES STEAMERS

SALE OF INIItD bIAIf.S SiEhMENo
- AT ATcTION-Wi no sold ct pubic ale TO The high.
81 bidder AZ 1? o'clock M SATURDAY. tho third cay oi
JUNE next at the NevyYsId IN Wash'ng'or, d. u the
Irn!,.d States ,,eauers Ysnkce Jacob Bel. and Dragon
Tie Yankee 10 wooden sdewheei sesrneI Of the follow
ing dime Length i feet breadth Of Dearn 70 feet
depth Of hold 10 feet inches diameter VI cynde! inches
stroke Of piston, feet. - a.. r..
TIE jacob Bel Is wooden sidewheel steamer l!o feet
Ing kt.sa.f OF be.n 20 feet inches and de Of bold
feet diameter Of cylinder y inches stroke OF piston Fleet
The Dragon 10 wooden propeller 9 feet long; o'esdth
cylinder Is incLes and stroke Of piston. ~ Inches
Tie sy be and further made known
on application 20 Commodore j. b. hONItOMEhi. Soip'
mandant, Washington Navy-fN
Terms Of ssle Cash In Government funds $1,000 on each
the time Of sale, snd the balance within Oh Gays
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8ales bp 1nftlon.
AUCTION NOTICE.

UNITED STATES SALE.
BARKs BRAZILLIRA AND FERNANDINA.
SAMUEL {. COOK, Autioneer.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1865,
AT IL O'CLOCK, -
On beard at the Navy Yard Philadelphia will be sold for
account of the United States Government.
THE BARK BRAZILEiERA.
ps,teY aimen,ons-Lensh, 1873 feet nches breadth 20
feet inches Depth "a feet inches tunnsgs told aw about
THE BARK FERNANDINA. -
Reser III feet inc hea; bfetd, ~
feet inches depth, feet inches tuDnsse told sw about
$50 tons. :, ,
With their complete set Of sprs fun suit Of sails running
end standing rigging, &c.
Inventories the auction store No. 125 South Front.
Twenty cenum Of the purchase must DO ps'd on
the day Of sale and the remainder before the vessel removed
from me Navy Yard which will be done within six days after
the date Of sale. q. V. HULL Conmsndsrt.
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The road has been deprived Of Trustworthy out
let To the seaboard during the year, the Baltimore
and Ohio road having been useless from causes
proceeding from the Rebellion. From through
freight it earned only $66 900, and from passengers
$6OO. The Company has no floating debt, and has
ample means to complete its works. With peace
restored and business resumed in its old channels,
its earnings are expected yield sproprietor' sat-
;.fo
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'DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
- INSTITUTE, No. 7 Besci.st., between vsnct and
West Broadway the only place whore the sicted VIII
receive proper medical treatment Hours from an to pm
DR. A, LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR.
IL OEON. treats successfully ali difficulties that females
are subject to- Relief given in oil casss Once NO.
Beach.st three doors from West Broadway, EeWferk
YOUR YOUTH and MANHOOD RE.
i sTORED-No matter from what causes you have lost
BE- yecy can DO {S. ..in No f.c.s -. Dr.
tions 50; fonr quantities in one %. Y. ROLAND. sole
agent for the United States No AT Broomes, N T. Ch'
cnlsr, sent on remittance Of four starps
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OU.U1W f.P. sTEwARTs
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING STOVE.
The moot economical durable and perfect In s convenience
and operation Of any now IN use RIAL HOUSEHOLD
BENEFACTOR. Arranged with WATER BACK, OF hot
SoIs Agency fof New.York end vicinity
WV JOHN q. A. BUTLER
mo. 2a6 wserst. between Beetmsnst. and Peckslip
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professional Notifies.

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ fssor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery in tho Syracuse
Medical College, N Y Oioe 81 Es.. 2tha Con.ustion:
from TO 10. to and too srECiALTlEs; Dses'es Of
B-Stcturss which have been treated by CsuterIing
Cutting Rapidly Dusting Operations not undertaken
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"ALLACKs
w Proprietor and MsnsgeI.. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
TIL RsDAY,
Second night this season Of ~
MIR. LESTER WALLACk'S
VERs ATTRACTIVE COMIC DRAMA,
In Eve reviy ed with novel ,c Startling situations ana
splendid new scenery by lakewood. entitled
CtSTRA. Park
OR tt HOUSE WITH TWO DOORS,
IN which Mr.. Lester Wsack Mr.. John Ghert Mr. Norton.
NJ W Lifting Mr.. Young, air. Pope, Mr.. Williamson, Mr..
Ward M. Brow =. Mr. Graham. Miss Mary Cannon Miss
Madeline HeniiQue Mrs John Seton and Miss Mary Barrett
FRIDAy-Second time Til, season. Bouciosulrs Popular
COMEDY LOVE AND MONEI.
SATtRDAY-CESTRAL PARK.
MONDAY-HOW SIZE LOVES HIM.
Doors omen 81 u: Overture ats
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MAY 2s-l2, 446 bbls. Flour eol bois Whisky ~
bbls. Corn Meal, 30 100 bush. Wheat, Y. NJ bush;
Corn 1864 bush Oats 253 pkgs. Ashes aso pkgA Wy
Cake, @ 100 pkgs Provisions, i.7l0 Pigs DutseS.
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A. NJ. MERwiN. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., Nos. GA and

I'D 696 Broadway cor of sth-st-Ssles Of Books, Sta
onery Pictures of Art Fancy Or DDS Furniture NC
MONDAY EVENING, May "a. at O'Clock, and the three
following evenings at the same hour
VALUABLE BOOK S-Being selections from several
private Libraries embracing variety Of Knglish edition, o.
standard works, finely bound, ILLUSTRATED bOohs
Theological sld miscellaneous Literature. &c. Aso accl
lection OF REVOLUTIONARY RELICS and OTHER wShi !,
OsiTirS apd ANTIQUITIES; q few nue. Oh. fAiNJiNcS
and ENGRAVINGS, and aso, LIBRARY FURNITURE, con
sisng of Book Tables Chairs, Desks &C. Catalogues
are ready. . - .
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May 26, at o'clock.
LAW LiBRAKY-Being the entire collection OF Gentle
man Of the Profession declining business comprising com
etc sets OF Common Law aud ChancIv Reports Of the Fed
tr Cours and Of several States Courts Admiralty Reports
Statute Laws; Dcests; Commentaries; 1reatises &C. Also
a collection Of valuable ENGLISH REPORTS And also
FOUR BOOKCASES and u BLACk.WALNUT StCkE'
'TaHY. Catalogues are ready
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8topes, Ranges, &r.

EDDYy PETROLEUM
IL COOKING STOVES AND RANGES m
win bake bro stew fry and roast with the restest facility
and without heating the room ~ Which my are
used liberal discount 10 the trade LESLEY ELLIO1,
Manufacturer No. 4s4 Broadway. NY.