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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-14
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually to be found in any Hard
ware Establishment, East OF West, with the ad.
berng. Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
Hunting and Trapping, will always be found Mt
my Store, where ] shall be happy as oil times
to meet old customers and new Past patronage
gratefully Acknowledged
D.B. BUCKuJuT.
East ssrinsw, Aug, I, les.
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nsc of the marke, was as UNDER

The closing price was l2oh Tho export Tor The week
was sl22, 62s.
Foreign exchange recovered from its extreme de-
precision under the foreign news and large purchases
were made speculative account. The advance OF the
week equal TO Ia y per cent Bankers bills on
England at sixty days closed firm At lo7k y, three
days 10sk 100, commercial 1907 l07l4, francs at
sixty days 523a 5.27H. The receipts OF cotton at
all ports continue large the quantity for last week being
estimated at $1,000 bales The export movement Is
active 90 li2 bales having been shipped from thus port
during the week ending the 18th inst. The receipts
in this marko, were under IL, 600 bales
The following taole shows the quotations OF the lead
ing shares the first session OF the Stock Exchange
the close Of each Of the last four weeks
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, AHCTIoNEER .. ,,o,.
aa q. go r on Ss
syard Drys oh ioh and llh avenues. s9 s an IT, H.
.Dosioa on u rh HHa Aps Is 1875
the ~ e. .s.s q jacob
LEI: As sss ssGnss q y sss
front a1 on he snc IA leading
Hs1d ses
nue. and south side Of 9th street, Of which Lo 'n'
I'D sTsEEr AND 9TH AVENUES Lots on oh avenue
H Po Dssy
block bounded BY Broadway 9th avenue, 9TH ana ana n
6 Iors-cOmprsins the entire block bounded BY Broad
% Lois Comprisng the block bounded BY broadway
sD 1s Lots north side Of I'd street. commencing
~ Ks. f,iSH .s. sss
Of Broadway extending through 70 ioh asenus anu
AMP 10TH AyEEyE Lot. On .s ss. g. "a, e:
north o sas 81 80 .ss a .su
psH H Isb 4a
Lots comprising the entire block bounded ~
Ss III It'll A
Lots situated on the west Of Broadway east sos Oh n'n
10 IN S;ss
avenue % limo sf the Hudson River Raj.
iTH AVENUE AND nsr srREes.s Lc: 90 ., III 1,s
avenue and .: sa;sGSn from he , ws ns 81
avenue 70 the east ino OF the nuosou nAseS A."s~'
9TH xvESGESa Los On ss:s aide Of Oh avenue. be
tween Goth and 10th streets.
7UrH STREET- Los south side. M feet cast Of 9th Az
onue. a..
Hudson River Railroad and between Uth
ana 10 aide River
list I'D extending 70 the east line q 18th
avenue by the corporation Of the city OF New
York. November 1852 which embraces the fronts Of
properly srs's one Of the in he city Of
been n the family for over 100 years Al the lots east o.
the llh will be sold with full restrictions a. against
thus making Of the most desirable local.
tics In the city for private residences A.
option of the purchasers remain bond and mortgage Of
the premises, for l. s. 4 or years.
ELIJAH PURDY, vx.c,,,cr. NJ
JACOB HALSTEAD. Jacob Tarsen N D.
JAMES N. PLATT {""S0' daca.sad -
John II. RuOADES.l "~'
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The Charleston, g. c., Board Of Tradethe first OF the
kind in that cty-has recently been organized, and num-
bers ehundred and fifty members 1t promises to
DO highly useful describing all sectional feeling and poll
tics and is composed of old and young Charleston mer-
chants with all those who have recently settled there
engaged in business It is hoped this association
will give impetus to business which is just now
exceedingly dull and stagnant, with the warehouses
stored with immense stocks Of goods
The weekly fluctuations in the stock Of specie, the
securities and the notes in circulation Of the Bank Of
France during the present year exhibited in tho fol-
lowing table -
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April IA, 1865
AsnEs-Receipts 50 packages. Tho market continued
quiet and somewhat nominal, at SO 62H 50 SIX for
pot Pearl held at $l2 So but there buyers
at that price,
BREADsruPrs -Receipts, 6,oS9 bbls -four, 200 bags
meal, $50 bushels wheat, lbs do. corn 1900 do
oats $50 do. rye and $500 do. malt The demand for
State and Western -four continued active, and prices
again higher, the market closing firm at advance
OF &C. l5c per Dbl The sales 1000 bbls at the
revised quotations annexed Prices for Southern -four
10c &c per Dbl In sellers favor, with good
demand The sales comprise 400 bbls. good de-
mand prevailed for Canada -four at advance Of l0c
16c. per bb, with sales OF 500 bbs at the subjoined
prices. Rye flour inactive but steady. Corn meal
was in improved request with sales of 700 bbls Brandy
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Prices for wheat advanced TO two bushe
under fair inquiry. The sales were 900 bushels
mostly at 81 70 for white Canada 50 40 for old amber
Indiana; 81 so for inferior Milwaukee club and 81 20
81 II Tor new No. | Milwaukee. Corn in fair de
mand and steady with further sales OF So 900 bushels
Toe a Sic for unsound and Sic. Soc for sound mixed
Western Oats In active denead at full prices.
We quote: Western 40c 4sc for new and BIC SOC for
old State Gle. &c Jersey, SIC. 55c., and Canada
5sc. soc. Rye was without noteworthy change. Malt
inactive. Barley was steady but the demand
very light and no sales Of moment were heard Of
CorToS.-fhc demand rather light and the market
evidently little heavy, with sellers than buy
crs though holders were demanding very IN II
prices. The sales comprised 1000 bales mainly at the
subioincd quotations. The estimated stock embraces
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HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. AUCTTONEERs.
III Salesroom No. 93 Liberty street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
VIII sell Of auction Monday April l6 at 0x O'Clock ut
No. - West Thirty second street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
(All of which Is In good order)
Consisting Of Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets carved
Suit covered In blue gold satin brocatc
rosewood marble top Centre Table, elegant Lace Window
Curtains rosewood marble top Centre Table, rosewood
octave Piano, made by Nunns Clark; rosewood Piano
Stool In green reps, crimson cloth Piano Cover, &c.
Bureaus Wnshsand carved rosewood Bedseads black
walnut marble top Dressing Bureaus black walnut enclosed
Secretary do Bedsteads and Washsands Hair Mattresses
seat Dining Chairs Ocoths Stair Rods Velvet stair
Carpets, black walnut Hall Stand together with Kitchen
Furniture. China, Crockery and Glassware.
Sea emf l0gue
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HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER,

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT NEWBURG.
be sold BY AUCTION at the Orange iSss Nswb1rg on
dence Il situated the banks OF the Hudson. two miles
above the and6g Tho house contains Is ROOMS with oil
The outbudnss very large And commodous consisting
Of house stables for Ave horses
Of highly cultivated land fine garden fruits de- water
place. M Acres OF Land adjoining forming some OF the
most beautiful building sites on the Hudson Views
surpassed For further particulars inquire Of HENRY H..
LEEDS MINER g Liberty street few doors west OF
burg The leave for Newburg daily N and 10 NJ
and return all hours.
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CINCINNATI April II. 1896
Flour in good demand ct 81 q 81 Is. Whiskey nom
nay unchanged Ness pork in active demand at $50 70
and firmly held at $26 So Sales Of 500 tierces ofard
at lsc. per Id. Gold l2Sx 1857.
CHICAGO, April II, 1858
Flour firm. Wheat opened quiet At 81 %, and o.
cined TO- 70 q Is 81 2Sk, closing a. s. 2eS
Corn dull and declined 1c., at 45c 46c, for
No. and 42c. q 42kc. for No. q Oats firm at 26hc
27c for fresh No. !. Provisions quiet Mess pork at
$25 rs. Lard at 1IAc. 1Sc. Rscepts-,2Oo bbls
flour, a. 900 bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn and
1000 bushels oats Shipments-1000 bills -four q, QUO
bushels wheat and 2l000 bushels oats. Freghts nrm
at SIC on corn 10 Buffalo.
ST. LOUIS April IA, 1865.
sales at CSC Toe Oats Hrmer 42c a43c Provisions
and whiskey unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS April IA, 1859.
Cotton isIirreguar; sales ZOO bales; receipts to-day
2370 bales. Corn $780, q 90c Sterling exchange 3Sh.
Gold l25H Freights unaitered. Sugar, flour, oats,
pork, bacon, hay and tobacco unchanged.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
III HENRY n. LEEDS MINER will sell by Auction
ON TUESDAY, April II.
At lO O'Clock the residence No IS West Forty

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Consisting of
Velvet and Brussels and Ingram Carpets ebony and gilt Fur
niure (made by A Bembc) carved Suits, Lace Curtains
bronze and marble Ornaments ornou Chandeliers
Fixtures, fancy Chairs elegant Centre Tables Engravings
and on Paintings elegant Library Table.
DINING ROOM FURNIrURE-Oak extension dining
Table, Chairs covered In marble top Buffet
BEDROOMS-fn black walnut elegant suite, nlaid with
ebony dressing Bureau Chairs Bedseads hair Mattresses
holsters. Pliows &C. and other fine furniture which has
been used but short lime.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
1AY Cs0OKR m

BANKING HOUSE OF
ID JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
Corner Wall and Nassau streets New York
In connection with our houses In Philadelphia and wash
ingon have opened New York house ut above location
and offer services banks bankers and inventors for
the transaction OF business In this city including pur
chases and sales OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS AND
GOLD
constantly represented at the Stock Exchange and
Gold Board whore orders promptly filed. We
keep on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES
buying and selling at prices and allowing
sp0ndents the most liberal rates the market affords
JAY COOKE co.
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FINANC IAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
opposite Mott street. New York allows six 90 per cent
fore April 70 draw interest from April Deposits from d
70 $1,000 received.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
ii HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction
MONDAY, April Is

At IL O'clock at 64 Broadway bctween Bleecker and Bond
streets, door 10 Chickering's,
BILLIARD TABLES SALOON rURNIrURE BAR
fashionable known Billiard Saloon comprising eight
superior full sized Billiard Tables Of selected notified
two Of which cost $500 EACH and the six others $500 each
made 70 Yrdsr BY SHARP One set q Pool Balls for ssr
lining and water basin Mirror Of French plate large
compee sz dozen Chairs oak scat Chair marble top
washstand Oilcloth Bar Fixtures Glassware de- all nearly
owner Is going abroad and his lease has expired
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oovssnnsns securities were quoted on each Saturday

The NewiYork imports Of foreign dry goods compare
as follows with former returns
For the Week 1854 1866 1850.
Entered at the port 81, 800 sos 1884 1874 $2O034o1
Thrown market. l,340,261 Hl 7B 26l0 44S
Since Jan l.
Entered at the port 7os 12,29ao5s 6oso7 400
Thrown market. 80, 7s9 13,S79,5S 10, sSa,622
Muller wilkins Co. sold tho following stocks and
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The London Times OF the 4th, says
The report of the London Bank Of Mexico and South
America to be presented on the 10th inst recommends
dividend OF l5s per share, equal TO about 10 per
per annum, leaving "a, 3l2 to be carried forward
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out decided improvement though little more business
was done me sales In lots comprising 200 bills at
81 2ek - n for Western, and - % for State
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DERRY LEASES AT AUCTION
IL AT THE CITY HALL IN q,
On Tuesday Nay Is 1856 ct II o'cock A. NJ will DO sold
at public auction 70 tho highest bidder with adequate
The Lease Of the Ferry established from the foot Of
Corandt street. New York Jersey City n j. for term
Of ten years from the LIST day of June, 1885 -
The Lease Of the Ferry established from the foot Of
term Of ten from the ist day q November 1850
the foot Of Spring street. North river, any point the
New Jersey shore that be found for term
OF ten years, from the LIST day OF June, 1855 =
The said Ferry Leases win be sold with al the rights
privileges advantages thereof belonging the Corpora
ton Of the city OF New York
MATTHEW r BRENNAN, Comptroller.
DxPARrMENT or FINANCE, April TO- 1855.
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SALES Ar AUCTION

EDwARD sCHRNCK, AUCrONRBR.
~ TWENTY FIRST GLASS SEWING MACHINES.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, Tuesday, 18th inst, at his
Sslesroom No. 60 Liberty II O'Clock about twenty
hrst class Sewing Machines. Sale peromptory.
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SOUTHERN observation-disclosures OF THE
IA. Southern Satsa Of Railroads ad Cities therein bought
and sod. good securities negotiated by kEND
outsd0 Board.
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HESEy D. MINER, AUcrIoNEER;
xMEIIGAN ARTISTS SALE. ''' ''''
sa ss,. Of sy the 81 sn
sr Paasss gRGrf s. %'ss.; ma T.
!. Ssslsar, 4. Nv. Ehninser IA.
% " S"sSsid l. n l.. S cSs%Ssns A.
e sssSsk kr r. s,svc Tas E. a.
J. acEnise \. 4, 4 L SMITH,
". !. Hs sei IA. X Rfi il. + Park RI Gray
This Is the rs sale this season where the pictures have
been entirely en- owned by ue artists hemseve and escu
dred and will be found characteristic and desirable spec
the %Ss. is Nh be po.s Of OF
The s ' nSw on so asg sp%
~ THURSDAY EVENING. 10TH OF APRIL.
AT rHA so 81 Esssf1.f ' HRT GALLERY,
40 shm1inRSfY ys
"srRISd"-A Bust In marble y ,se American sculptor
Parties unable to attend he sale can leave orders for pur-
Catalogues Be obtained o. The suc,oneers or Of Mr. g.
Henry d. MINER, AucrrosEER. -sALEsRooM 81
'fi ygi.f e ESi' 2' FURNITURE
M Ell y sSf op s sA wEpxrs
DAY, Apr is Al io O'clock their salesroom No 81 Mas.
% and Walnut S1Ss
s and eps Rass walnut and mshoos Booksass velvet
made by IIaet A Comstoek Of Boston; Extension Tables
bus centre & Kitchen Farnsr. seGssr
Glassware, &C, &c.
Lille safe distraned for United Internal Reve.
nue. tsx
HENRY d. MINER, AucroSEER.- 81
MINER s9MERylE give their personal attention 70
'"' RkoriSk SALES TWICE WEEK,
The accomuodson Of parties who prefer TO remove their
HENRY B. HEE rTsi 81 3 ~ h 20
- WATCHES 5EwElRi. S beif1rMoxps.
iEWE sfGyE yix4 ETEEafsFd ~
on spF Ehk sra Fh 81 s A. o sr 9lfGL2ok
W hlehih avennc corner o. twenty seventh street
wschs sae c5d and Diamond icwsiry silver and Plassd
Msrs c9ss a. IN s, y suit as 'rses also all ihe store
sale positively without any reserve
JESRY 3. nFRTs., JR., AucrIoxEER
IL nbysLnQLD FCRNITCEE,
n"t ~ "a Nay SE Ta.p "a y 2, ., e o'clock
comprising rosewood fanor SUIT On brocaei Velvet aud
Beds. Bedding Mirror China, Glassware kitchen Ctcnsia
IIEyEy FrLrMAN, AucTioNrER oFF1cY, ROOM
O'Clock 81 n Eas, Twelfth street, elegant Household rarn
M' eapae IN ss E - ',e house e order o. Miss
rrsns velvet brussels and ingram Carpe 3afFei Iose.
wood suits, 10 reps toe1tcl Curtains marble TOP centre
1alles rewo9d seven octave Piano win Stool fegsros
ROSEWOOD betstcads Cottage StG Dressing Hufcau4 ar
Mattresses Feather Beds Iilows Sheet. Fianfeir
quilts a. 9isou barge iot q China, Silver ard Crocsery
Ware also a me kitchen Furniture Dealers
this sale Catalogues 40 sale.
IoIlN L vANDEwATER, ArCTroxErR
~ nISHEOW's
HORSE AMI CARRIAGE rArtAR
40 LlBIHlr sTHFFT
~ ~ ~ several sgIfior iilrita fauy and .liiIs
uso tsl ftf ~ va new 900 .0rlnl hard Neifres war.
uesf. siillcV ~ eruteI10 Wishing fUfnrfi0 0ls.s
a.. ior ere above iia, wil please si,. C1r5 r9iUa
T yogrARry ArcrIogftn-wuL SELL hviA
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IJRNRY n. LKEDs. AUCTIONRRR .
LEEps Pa inner liner ~ ;s h y ssrpn on

AZ 10Y O'Clock q The extensive OF Mr. Henry
ssDns s ssSsdysy rssr spr'ng s,'s ssocx on
CABINET FURNITURE
Of Mr. Herr! stoney yhoi about rsn9ui:hing hi, bust
make, expressly foy Broadway city trade Of his latest
and fashionable styles Of Parl0r Bedroom. Dining
the most and richest designs upholstered with choice
coverings Of and late importations
Mr. 6oneys wel reputation for years this city
IL sufficient guarantee for the superiority OF his work and
beauty of design,
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TiE0-iNr Tr ara soy FAST HOrsFs
hEAlllfL iiNlI Park rUAEftT
EILNAht L'f WAGON A3u HARNESS
by EuW slNENlk. TUESDAY iin i1st az gi, 4.
". lt in0 silr A ii Sixteenth street. ucaufifni -rtn
~ Nnrsrs l9, hands t ye1re "a perfect % ovorY ways
.tr Coos 10 ID lHN rrfy trlrffu' Light Park pN1ffnu
elegant TOP M1Elui Double sod SINGLE Harlces Ui4n
Acts 4c W ne on eahhton AZ tho stable SAt.t nth
street from % o cl0cs 4. N. Monday.
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tel Furniture. Carpets Mirror: Piano, q. rlimp.on
April ~ At l0k O'Clock at the q Irving place and
Sixteenth street. the entire costly furniture Of two large
houses embracing Wilton, Brussel Three ply and other
Carpets seven large French plate and Pier Mirrors Dressing
quantity Of Mattresses and Bedroom Furniture;
also Dining and Paror great variety. Catalogues
ready carly auction ia Broadway
u COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
Bedrco% and Baseme.t Furniture Wedns.ds April is
entire Furnire Of the large house. comprising the usual
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(VITIZENs' SAVINGS BANK
" NO. % BOWERY. CORNER OF CANAL STREET.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID.
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX,
ON ALL SUMS FROM FIVE TO FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Money deposited before April a. will draw
interest from April 1.
open every for the reception and payment Of
from 10 TO o'clock and also on Monday Wednes-
day and Friday evenings from 70 O'Clock
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUNcE, Secretary.
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American stocks were quoted In London April as
follows
United States $40 yrs, 1882, 9 per cent. MA nX
Virginia State, per cent ................ IS a IS
Do, per cent ........... ............ 81 q 81
Atlantic and Great Western, N. Y. Sec,
LIST mort, 1885, per cent. 70 IS
Do. do, I'd mort, 1881. II 70
Do. Pennsylvania, list mort, 1877 ...... 70 a IS
Do. do, I'd mort, 1882. ................7 70 IS
Do, consolidated mortgage bonds, 1895. 80 II
Erie shares 500 all paidl SIP. c......... 55H So
Do, convertible bonds, o p. c........... "a IS
Illinois Central per cent, 1875. ...~...... 81 SO
Do. per cent, 1875. 63 IS
Do 500 shares (all paid, 10 p. c...... SO1s 81
Marietta and Cincinnati RR. BIDS, Z p. c.. 68 70
New York Central 500 shares .......... 65 10
Panama Railroad, I'd mort, 1872, 7p Co.. 90 10l
Pennsylvania Railroad bonds I'd mort,
per cent. .................".... ~ 81
Do $50 shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS a 40
Philadelphia and Erie LIST mort, 1884,
per cent. ......................... 90 II
Do, with option TO be paid in Phiadel-
pha Observation-Disclosures. 70 "a
The London Tine,. OF the Alb,
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DEM. v. THEALL AuCTIoNEER. So
ID LATE SALESMAN WITT! Z, v. LUDLOW co.

DEM. r. TIIEALL, AUCTTONEER-LATE SALESMAN
ID with +. II. Ludlow Co. Elegant Household furn
ture, Mirrors Administer and Wilton Carpets &c TrEALL
CURTIS win sell By auction. on Tuesday April H. 1896 AZ
u O'clock at the private residence No Is Union
tWep between Fifteenth aud sixteenth streets all the Fur
niurc contained In said house consisting IN part OF elegant
~ carved Rosewood Paror suits In blue and crimson
carved Rosewood Extension pln,ng Tables Buffet Library
Tables Bookscf Centre Tables Etageres French Bed
.ieegs. Dressing Furceus washsands Armor a glaze.
L60ngcs and Chaiis, Walnut aud Mahogany Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washstends, Warirnhcs Lounges Chairs &c.
Easy Chairs In damask and hair cloth, Secretary Book
cases sets Of very elegant blue white and crimson satin
Curtains and Tassas rich Lace Curtains ne French Plate
Mrrors rich carved wood frances ne Feather Beds. Boil
sterand Pillows and cured hair Mattresses elegant
Administer Wilton Velvet and Brussels Carpets Oicioths,
Rugs, &c together with the Kitchen Furnuc. with which
the sale win commence Catalogues at the Office OF the
uouccrs No - Liberty street
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II ELSEY q CORNwELL AUCTIONEERs.-THR
N Household Furniture In dwelling No. 80 Sixth street,
South SIKH street. Williamsburg will be sold public
auction. Monday, April l6 1885 ut l0 O'Clock A. NJ By
@. w KELSEY Auconeer consisting OF Paror, Bedroom
nd Kitchen Furniture
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w square, win sell this day. al I0,, O'Clock, The ec-
CANT Parlor Chamber Dining Room aud Kitchen Furuure|
ESQ., consisting Of rosewood mahogany Parlor suites In
plush aud fine LAce Curtans and Ingram
ding splendd rosewood Piano with STOOL cover and
French Plate Mirrors, marble top waEhatAnd
extension Table &c Full sized rosewood Billiard Table By
Kavanagh X Decker. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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JouN L vANDEwATER, ArcTToxEER
~ nISrEOW's
HORSE AND CARRIAGE rhrtAR
~ LlbtRlI srNFET
". n nisnnoW uN .ei % tUfl' on Tnceflv A,rr
~ 81 VI. several tlIftIur lffs family and lti.s
Nsn fIe1 variety Ni 500 .rr.nl land Nffifas Mac
ness. siIlIrv Ec Gentlemen TltaHt fIfn.rfh0 y 0.f.a
a. tho hDose fsi8. ui please .al. c8rIl na.i.a
T wnRrARrY, ArCrOyFrn-WIL SELL. hffI.
-. Chatham street. ilf tcott tiis fsF, Fnr.itlia
and hnus frIinef BEDS Nsdfrg fnfa wfr.
rufa Paintings Chefs CUTLERY. &c also Ury snd Iaucy
'ioods CA~sinises stncSjns<. shocs ADD Ohcs go0ds
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A UCTION NOTICE,
"A EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE OF
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
THIS DAY (MONDAY), April l6. at II O'Clock,
400 CASKS,
including full lines of Mems aud Boys Hats and large and
choice assortments of Womens and Misses Bonnes and
Hats Of the newest shapes ..;d styles.
10000 FRANCISCO LEGHORN HATS, In original pack
ages suitable conversion In the shapes " which tho
Pal cular attention of the wholesale trade IL invited.
Catalogues and goods now ready
WIN. TOPPING CO., Auctioneers
Church street.