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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

The threatened cleansing of Dauphin street Of
the class Of inhabitants by whom it has hitherto
been occupied, is awakening the usual amount of
opposition that might have been expected from
the dozen property-holders who lease this prop
erty, and various impediments to the execution of
the ordinance are thrown in the way of justice.
One of them is to.aiect ignorance as to the real
ownership Of the property, or to attempt to shift
the responsibility upon some other male party to
whom it has been subleased. AS the plea of
these parties will be that there has not been sui
cient notice, we are authorized to state that the
announcement which has been published in the
city papers will be deemed sufficient warning,
although the parties have in point of fact been
individually served with the notification, and that
on the 10th inst. the law will be rigidly enforced
UOrOner's Tnquest@-Death by Fan From a
Gallery.
Yesterday morning, before daylight man by
the name of Charles Ludwig Honold, of Germany
was found dead beneath the second story gallery
in house at the corner of Bourbon and Custom
house streets. The deceased had but one leg, and
perhaps his death was to some extent, influenced
by this fact. We give below the evidence of The
only witness whose statements were taken
Robert Reimer s,oorn-Liyes at the house
Have known him for twelve months, and during
that time he had been much addicted to drinking.
On Monday night, at about 70 O'Clock, he left the
store of Mr.. Wenger. He was drunk, and had to
help him to his room Arrived there, l told him
to go to bed but he did not do it. WhenI left him
he had taken his pipe and began to smoke.
heard in the morning that he had fallen from the
second story gallery and did not doubt that his
fall was accidental.
The gallery from which he fell was protected
in the usual manner by railing and how he sue
ceeded in falling over them is a little singular.
a medical gentleman who examined the body
maintained that he must have been oyertaken
with an apoplectc fit after he retired that he
had come upon the gallery for fresh air; and that
he must have died before ne fell. We have to
again complain of the careless manner in which
the evidence before Coroner Burthe is taken. If
the inquest is to be turned into farce, and ver-
diets are to be pronounced upon the evidence of
any one witness who happens to present himself,
the institution might at once be abolished. No
better instance can be given ef the value of
such investigations than the fact that at the in
quest upon the body Of Hern, although police
officer Johnson had delivered himself up as the
author of the deed, the ceronef's court could not
discover by whom the killing had been com
mittsd.
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Before me, the undersigned authority, person.
ally appeared this day, September 9th, 1866,
Miss Estelle Monte, of this city, who, being duly
sworn, did depose and say that she is the lessee of
the house and premises known as No. % Toulouse
street, in the Second District of this city, and, as
such, had possession and control Of the same since
December, 1864 and that she is the owner of the
movable effects containedin said house; that on or
forcibly and violently elected from her said pre-
misses by. Jean Baptiste Monte, who took posses
sion of said premises and property. without any
legal right so to do and prevents the petitioner
from entering said house, and reaching and using
her said property; that said Jean Baptste Monte is
guilty iof trespass, contrary to the statutes of
the State of Louisiana.
=, Wherefore she prays, considering the above,
dealt with according to law.
ESTELLE NOME.
8 Sworn to, and subscribed before me, this 9th
September, 1866. PAUL ". coLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace,
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gutaG gntelligeltte.
Cause OF the Arrest j. B. Monte Previous
to his Suicide.

Gouse Of the Arrest J. B. Monte Previous
to his Suicide.
The reader of the testimony taken before the
coroner in relation to the suicide of the late Jean
Baptiste Monte, published in the CRESCENT yester.
day, will observe that the witnesses j. Livran and
P. p. Caller, vaguely alluded to the Imprisonment
of the deceased on the 9th ult, and his complaint
of that Imprisonment. ..-
We yesterday ascertaned that the Imprisonment
referred to was ordered by Justice Collens of the
Third Justices Court, from whom we learn the fol
lowing facts: On the morning of the 9th, Mr..
Michinard of the law firm Of Michinard & Saucier
Miss Estee Monte, daughter Of the deceased, and
Mr.. Placide j. Spear, visited the court and sig
ntfed to the justice that Miss Monte wished her
father arrested for trespass. They bronghtwith
them an affidavit, previously written, to which
Miss Monte swore and warrant was issued, About
2 O'Clock in the afternoon the old man was
brought before the justice by the constable, and
was told he could be released upon giving bond
for his appearance. He said either that he could
not, or would not furnish security, and was com
mitted to the Parish Prison, where he remained
until about dark. Meantime, Mr.. Spear had re-
turned to the Justices office and signed bond for
the appearance of Monte. The bond was taken
to the prison. Monte was told by signing it he
would be released. He did sign it, and left the
jail. His conversation and behavior that night
are the only evidence taken by the coroner. There
is no testimony to show that the letter, said to
have been written by him, which intimated his in
tention of destroying himself, and which was found
in his room after his decease, was his'handwritng.
He was never seen alive after the night of the
9th. Subjoined is the affidavit made before JUS
tina EnIanc.
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One of the Prosecutions against Dreyfu
Dismissed.


On Saturday last the case of N. Dreyfus, ac-
cused by Messrs. Taylor, McElroy q Co., of OBJ
tanning large amount of goods from them by
false pretenses, was argued on an exception taken
by Judge j. B. Cotton, of counsel for the defense,
to the jurisdiction of the court Judge Cotton CON
tending that the case was a civil and could not
be made criminal one. The converse of this
proposition was held by Judge Mertick, who ap-
peared for the prosecution, in behalf of Messrs.
Taylor, McElroy &Co. The argument engaged the
attention of Recorder Gastiuel several hours. and
upon the point being submitted, he took the case
under advisement' Herendered the subjoined deci-
sion yesterday
The affidavit in this case charges the accused
lenses. ~
The, accused, by his counsel Judge Cotton
moved to qnash the affidavit, on the ground that
it contained no ottense coming within tie iurfsdic
tion Of this court.
The court. after caEsfully examining the afida-
was contract and delivery of the goods in oues
tlon, notwithstanding the false assertions Of the
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NUMBER 43.

and with the earnest hope that, under an approx
ing Providence. we may work together with such
harmony OF feeling and singleness of purpose as
good people Of the city q.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


zorro RATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Public notice q. hereby given that the Commissioners
MONDAY. Nay a. 1855 noon. a. the Exchange sales
~ :; s
a Psrcssf Land east side Of Corsars stree. between
: Block bounded Sy aesotsn, Yves. and Canal streets
near s sas avenue
Two Lots north and south sides OF Forty ninth street.
Six Lots north and south sides Eighth street. between
g. Two blocks of Land between Sixty seventh and Sixty.
eighth aSqr 18th Madison sad Fa svenSss
streets, Third and Fourth avenues.
Two Lots west SIDE Of Fourth between Seven
Thirty eight Los seventy seventh and seveuyeighth
Thirty Lots, seventy-ninh and Esheth Streets
Thirty Lots Eighty Eighty Streets
"a Two Lots south side Eighty street. Fourth
Is One Lot southwest of lsOth street and Twelfth
10 Lots north side Seventy ninth street. south side
Eghtcth street near Third avenue.
l7 Eight Lots west side Of Ninth avenue, Ninety fourth
IS Lot side Of Second avenue near sevcny-eghth
TO- Thirty lots south side of Seventy ninth and
90 os seventy fourth and seventyGfh Streets
Tn I'd and Fourth avenues
Warrantee deeds will be given.
Office, hall of Records, on after May 10 next.
the auctioneers twenty dollars lot paid
at the Comptrocrs oce each day immediately after the
be READY for delivery and the balance cssvcny per cent?
any at the o, to- OF the rn may
1866 with interest at the rate of cent per annnm
may paid any time within the tve years, giving
one months notice 70 the Comproler or be paid in
day when interest is due within the five years.
The sale VIII be continued from day to day until the whole
''of' MATTHEW t. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE HALL OF RECORDS,
10 1856,
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GEORGE wELLEs NICHOLS AucroSEgR.

u GENTEEL IIOVSEIIULD FURNITURE.
NELSON NICHOLS VIII SCI on Friday, Nay 1, 1896 Mt
0is O'Clock, % Washington square, tween iih avenue
and Macloiga street, all the Furniture 1 said house.
sstng of paror Furniture, elegant carved rosewood double
Suc been used but short Time In perfect order elegin.
French Pier AMI Mantel Mirrors medallion Velvet and
Carpet cle CANT Lace MIlduw Cuft4lnq, SIR Lam
berkn rich lit Cornces Osmolu Gas Chandce aud
Brackets large splendid carved rosewood bookcase,
with plntc glass doors made % Qrder 6ne on Paintings,
steel fngrayngs Crockcry and (ass Ware, &c. Chant
Furn,urc-Elcg. Bcdsc1 cuTlei Hair
Mattresses rich carved rosewood Washsiand Side Tables,
Centre and Toilet T.bles line Steel EngTayngs. Sc rich
carved cwood Bureaus, &c Dining room-C ,rked oak
Buffet oak Exrnsloa Dining Table carved oak Chairs, In
green reps, TO match; Gas Chanirlers Library fables &c,
together with all the Kitchen Furniture.
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MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE HALL OF RECORDS,
AprIl 10 1856.

DAvID D. EAGAN, AUCTI 7NEER.-DAvID y. EAGAN
- will sell this day attwo o'clock at 436 Canal street.
large of Velvet Brussels Three ply and Ingram
Capes suits Of Paror Furniture in brocate and reps;
Sebolris Bureaus, Looking GlsSes Hair and other Mat
tresse Chandeliers Bedseads Curtains Chini. Glass aud
Crockery Stoves Clocks and variety OF goods sua
bic hOusekeper and others also 81 boxes OF Cracrs
also goods to pay storage.
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LNARN AT AUCTION.
Ais~ti o.esiux Farm" situated IN the township Of
thu hudson river west Of Fort Montgomery continuing 30
J which farm liuds and 61 woodland.
ret with the large dwelling house, lining fifteen
and cellar: also two burns, entirely new;
crib &c The above property Will sold ut public auction,
at The Orange Hotel IA tie city of Newbnrg. Monday.
May a. at O'Clock r. VI. TerusTen at the time
Of thirty the 10Th day OF June, when tho
viii be ready delivery ana tho balance ON bond aud
the option Of the purchaser Tor three two
years, seven cent.
For further part curs apply to THoS. I. FERRIS Nc
tropot Hotel, New York, or s. W. FULLERTON, ESD,
H. MTLLsPkUGH Auctloneer
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CEoRGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
NJ ELEGANT SECOND HAND FURNITURE

ON Friday. May e., ~ lJ> O'Clock
NJ the salesroos, 81 Liberty convenience
Of sale, including ParlOr suits Ia brOcle rlush and
hair cloth Chamber Furniture variety Nelvr, AMI Ia
rcsry Carpets, Mirroff, on Paintings lrns China and
Gl Ware Window Shades, Curtains, &c. Catalogues at
| sale
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EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCrIONEER.
~ ELEGANT HORSES EICrORIA, ROCkAWAY,
DOG CART PHAErON, SLEIGHS. HARNESS.
BY EDWARD SCH .NCK. on Saturday morning, 9th inst,
at ~ O'Clock, at the private stable
la EAST SIXTEENTH STREET,
between Third and Fourth avenues the entire establishment
of private gcnteman-vz elegant span of bay Mares
10 hands seven years old, ranied sound and kind and
very stylish drivers, and trot in four minutes Also
long tailed bay Mare, 10 hands six Old warranted
sound and kind stylish and fine saddle horse Also
long tailed bay Trotng Horse l51 hands, stylish and
fine driver, and rot in three minutes Also beautiful
light Victoria, wheel Dog Cart Coupe Rolklway an
elegant Double Sleigh Portland Gutter and Doubs and
Single Harness. Sale peremptoy The above NAV be seen
previous the sale at the stable, IA East Six
teenth street,
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Wagon second hand do, In perfect running order,
Concord make and two Light Wagons. Inquire IN the
stable, 38 New Bowery.
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GROCERY WAGON WITH TOP NEARLY NEW, ALSO
" platform spring Express Wagon. at Y DeKalb avenue,
BROOKLYN.
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HORSE, BUSINESS WAGON AND HARNESS FOR
sale cheap Apply at 2I Eighth avenue, in butchers
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EXECuToR'S SALE,-BENJ. p. FAIRCHILD, AUG
~ tonoer-rhis day Thursday May 3, at 10 A. NJ at
10 Epst Fourteenth street. genee Household Furniture
consisting of rosewood Piano. pier Mirrors soi s. chirs
Rockers mahogany Warrobes Bureaus, Washstonds, wal
nut and mahogany Bedscads hair and straw Mattresses
Feather Beds Pillows and BJlsters, Extension Tables
Chairs Crocery Brussels Carpets Ocoths Kitchen Uten
sis &c. by order of A. L,wrence, executor.
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IL COTTON, IONEER--ELFGANr HOUSEHOLD
Furnltu.e-velvet Carpets Parlor Suits rich Curtains
and CoIcas Library bookcases, Eytegspn, Gard aud Cen
re Tahes China and Glassware Hair Mattresses Dress
Ing Bureaus DC This day Thursday May NJ lO9 O'Clock
Fory-seventh street. between sixth aud seventh
cntrc Furniture OF tho family and VIII en-
very superior Carpets In Velvet Brussels Tapes
aud Ingrain marble Centre Card and extension
Tables two very superior mahogany Library Booketsea
DrtslrR bureaus elegant Curtains and Curnices carved
cdsttads Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, Bedroom and
Bnsemcnt furniture, Iefrgerators &C. Catalogues early
this morning.
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SlHkANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
III choice breeds of Dogs. Buffers nfallble Mango Cure
and Plea rs cents Buffers work on tho
oa 81 Dogs boarded trained &c. Medicines for all dis
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I1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-15 YOUNG HORSES,
just from the country 10 to II hands HIGH TO years
old, sound nd Inquire Norfolk street. 70
be seen until sold. One family Horse
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;s..-suSssi. THE TURF: s-s.-s..,.,,,s:s.>..>.
ESxsHION COURSE, -TRoTTINg "a, -
u FRIDAY, May a. so'cloek-Purse siVo. mile heats
8neo ID ave. IN harness. -,
X, Nitehels 6. g. ATtemus MaIds
~ WoSdrufrs s. Rosamond
r Crooks b. < New York
VI 6oznerindyfe's b g. Pedier
kWalker's b. m. Cricket
"A Crefan' Lady Hunter
II 6eie's g. m Lady Msrceillne
y CarTenter's b. e. General ShermaQs
II n Perkins b. 6. Toby Candor.
% Pdfers b. m. Ida
IT Patterson's b. &. Antetam.
~ Peabody's b. m Amber.
r. G. Smiths br m. Kate Atwood.
kHners br 9. Cassius NJ Clay. Jr ,.,-.
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T COLE. TIoNEER.-IMPORrANTT TO CONrRACT.
y and plumbers. large lot of q 4. o. 10 ~ and
10 inch Sewer and Drain Pipe will be sold TO close concern
Thursday. May II o'clock. the promises in Living
street, of Court House. Brooklyn; also Urge
quantity Of Bottoms Terms cash. Twelve days Tor
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CECoND HAND CARRIAGES FOR SALE CHEAP
- Coupe Rockaway with division front pole and shafts
two seat Wagon top Phaeton. pole and shafts
also top and top Buggy Wagons all city built and
by private family Apply to NJ CURLEi, q East Twelfth
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AT DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
lu. of s class Liquor store. Lease, Fixtures &c, at
:iS Greenwich street. OF HARRISON ON Friday 4th
inst II not previously disposed OF Mt private sale A. O.
TUITLE will sell a. auction above. Mt l01a A. M the
Lease Stock and Fixtures of the above store, lately the
property OF r. NJ Causnd dece ,sed and ia by orr Of
BERNARD QUINN. Executor
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r AToUR & TOWER, AUCTIoNERRS-wILI SELL AT
IL S5 Broome street at 0 A. NJ this day. quantity OF
general Household Goods, &c.
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T BOGART. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NAY AT
- ii O'Clock, at the auction No. North william
street, large quantity OF genteei Household FURNITURE
French plate Nlne Glasses marble top Bureaus, Brussels
Carpets plate glass Counter and Show Cases rosewood
Paror Suits French Bedseads large grass Mat
trcssses, Bedstead9 and Bedding
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TIORSE SHEETS, HORSE SHEETS-ALL STYLES;
IL Fly and Ear Nets Whips, Surcinges, Mats, Haers,
Rosettes, &c. the best goods at low prices.
MAGNUS BROS, l0f Fulton street.
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N,oR sALE-A PAIR OF HANDSOME NEWFoUND-
~ land Dogs, Italian Greyhounds small Pack and Tan,
Scotch and Skye Terriers Apply to JOHN GRAY IL Roose
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DERRY LEASES AT AUCTION,
ATJHE CITY HALL.
Tuesday, May l5 1896 at II ocock A. NJ. will be sold
public auction the highest bidder, with adequate Sc
CURLY
the Ferry established from the foot OF
Corudt street. New York Jersey CITY, N J Tor term
OF ten years from the LIST day OF June, 1866. =.
OF the established from the loot or
Forty-secund street New York 10 Weehlwkcn, n j. for
term OF ten years, from the Isl daof November, ls'6
Tie OF the Ferry tbshed from the basin NJ
the foot of spring street. North rver to any point on tho
Jersey that may be found Practicable for term
OF ten years from the list day OF June 1906.
The Ferry Leases will he sold with all tho rights,
privileges aad gcs thereof belonging the Corpora
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
DLPARTMrsT OF FINANCE, April ~. lc66.
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SPORTING.

~TFHRERIAN BLOODHOUND FOR sALE-BEAuTIFUL-
lycoored and spotted months old extra large size
fS Is age Just right to learn tricks as he Is very apt
EanIe seen 377 Bowery. u ChfsS.
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= NY PERSON HAVING FROM ONE TO TEN ROW.
"a hoats from twelve sixteen feet long dispose OF
purchaser by addressing X. H. King Jersey City
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I ATOUR & TOWER. CTIONEERS-SAIESKOOM
- 3i5 Broome street will sell Oh Monday, MAY T. mt So
Sixth at iO2 A. NJ, the stock and Fixtures OF
JewelIy Store.
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| FoR sALE-TwO OF THE SMALLEST PONIES IN
arc sound perfectly kind Apply Thompson's stable,
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REMAxIS ,. TuEALL AUcTroSEER
Late salesman with r. H. Ludlow 4 Co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PiAxoroRTE. MIRRORS CHINA AND
GLASSWARE. CARPETS. &C.
The property Of gentleman leaving for Europe.
rHEALL 4 CURTIS win sell BY auction, on Thursday,
Nay 1850 :. u ccoes 2, No Us Es. renresnth street
part Of carved rosewood Pacr suits In crimson satin Eta
ceres Centre and Fancy TABLES Bcossass. carved ross
Bureaus. wsshssands isSies Chair. aud Easy chairs
carved oah slsnsion Dining Tsbes Bue.s, Chairs. satin
ard Fss ssd ans e CURED a.. sSe straw
Plate Mirrors Velvet ana Brussels Carpets China and Class
ware tngshsr With the Kitchen Vtenss With which the
Catalogues a, the suctioneers once O. Liberty street
REN. y TnEALi. AUcrIoNEER
s.s.roo snes :, .', With LudG $50 = 90;
oF;iss siSssitSsk. '''''
Nay is oso.s p NJ, S a, * fsn rosS@.s. room Nos
@S 10 q. s. the r yss s1sp ard low ss. Tables
carpets and oico,hs Gas pine, sisc one large
nsrrinss safe Auctlonc,rs Oncc, "a iaSeriy street
Ry y, T. .wILLs.-PERENPToRY SALE or TfFTY
street, Also 400 package. dlassws. Tea rays &C.
~ ~ LEVY, AUTOMATICALLY SELL ON PR
-. day nes 10Y O'Clock a. No ni Es.t Forty eighth
said hou. velve, medallion Carpets. Brsse's ma
InG.in C.sy.'. seg.n, rosewood sd,s rsh srces,s
sy s.s iss r and srocss c.risn .srs.
Hair and FEATHER BED: Pillows Blankets Comfor eps
sS 81. . MI Ssssss and Kitchen
~ 81 81 iox p'cIosi, sis dsiss avenue Brootiyn. M.
Sss''G iISS bsdsSsSs. Brussels ssS ingaS Csss,s a
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JrOR SALE-ONE HEAVY TEAM OF HORSES, SIX
years old, suitable for brewery heavy express on
single Horse six old suitable for coupe
kind and sound and sold for want Of
be for three days If not sold Call at SAC West Egh
teen
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DOR SALE-JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, THE FIN
est Coupe Horse In the State color steel gray
Old l6 hands inch hgh also the finest pair Of iron gray
and years old Apply the Office of the De Ineau House
corner of Foreth and Sixth avenue, from to
NJ, from to 2 4. NJ, from 6 to Z. NJ
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r BOGART AUCTIONEER.-FRTDAY, MAY 4, AT
e. 10I O'Clock, the auction No North William
tors Counter Co sei lot Trimmings Dry Goods &c Also
marble bed Billiard Table Chairs Tables Screens Conn
ers Refrigerator, Furniture &c Also butcher Cart, body
Wagon, Seats, springs Wheels, &C:
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AsTROTIO0Y.


IA daughter Magic ImaGs; heals The sck And beats ke
world In telling o. losses and All you wish 70 know; mama
your thoughts - you enter her isl Ludlow srssl
near Houston.
"A BONA FlDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WfTaOr
"A tells The object 81 your visit "a - AiIsa street.
Houston, over bakery.
A FAcr-Np InPosIrI0N-THB GREATEST SPIRIT.
"A ualist CkIrvoyant known n ura Starr from Europe
both n business and medical 50 Fourth avesue Ladies D.
MIsswELLlNoroN's PREDIcri0Ns ARR CERTAIN
kW Tell Of business theft good lock, and numbers ~
bowsry, near Eighth ssrsss; hcurs from A. \. pSf
MADAME BYRON, fHB GREATEST BUSINESS AND
M medical Spiritalist known. usss speedy marriases
$40 Fourth avenue Ladies sN
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvOYANT.
x0 seyeale yonr Whole hfe O0oe No. 0resne street
corner Canal Consuiatson o.
MnE. RAY, cLAfRvOyANT AND AeTRoLOGIsT-
e,nss % ssnts. $ sevsuts srssa. N'l'' ." CENT
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DOR sALE-BRowN MARE LADY MCCLELLAN
IL in 2:i0 double single. Apply at
Union Hail. 1855 First avenue, New York.
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WANTED-A PAIR OF SUPERIOR PHAEToN
W. Horses, l6s1 hands high, rangy and Stylish with hgf
knee action bay or brown; the first pre- erred; also single
bay Horse, of size and style; also ladys sadd:
Horse, tnorougmly broken, l5s hands high Apply
stable No. East HAghteeath street, between 10 and l.
O'Clock.
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DOR SALE-A GOOD ROLL UP CURTAIN BUGGY;
also fine Pls for spring business express wagon
Apply at 376 and 37S Bowery. GEO. j. MOORE.
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CPLENDID COUPE HORSE FOR sALE-lGsi HANDS.
- line act and perfectly gentle. Can be at Tur-
nure's livery stable Fourth and Twenty.
fifth street Ask for Mr. DOlworth's horse.