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NJ DOUGHTY. AUCIrOyEER, WILL SILL THIS
III dsy AZ salcsroorn ~ Nassau street. elegant House.
hold Furniture, consstns Of wano, raor suits covered
reps crimson; do do in hair CLOTH
INIT and mahogany Chamber suits with and without marble
tops wafdrohes Arnore Glaze oak and walnut
msrhs tor Bufets Dining Chairs and Extension Tables,
best carried horse Hair Mattresses Hask and Straw do.
FEATHER Pillows. Tapestry and Velvet Carpets Bronze
Chanaslsrs on Paintings PER Glasses ss rosewood and
shovany Tanofortes together with large assortment Of
class Furniture Description In catalogue ~ safes.
sale percnptoly. Terms cash
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pY HENRY H. LEEDS. AuCT1oSEER.
ID Very valuable Horses Carriages, wagons, Clarence
Carriage &c the private property OF gentleman going 70
EursIe.
HFNRy n. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction, at the
private stable No ~ EAST Thirty street. WbDNEs
DAY, May 10, ~ . O'Clock A. NJ:
A valuable hay Coupe Horse I'm hands high,
A rar Of English hay Horses, ~ hands high, and z
yearr old; sound, Kind cenhe
pair Of Morgan Horses 5A hands high unsnNassed In
utyie al action.
circular front Clarence made ~ Wood Brothers and
nearly
one horse Coupe made BY Lawrence, POLE ana shafts
Basket Pony Wagon, nearly new, made BY Adams n
Cone
English stsuhope rhton, with shifting sea,e, carry
-four persons made 70 order Va London by the cee
G.ted Thorn.
One Top Wagon, polo and shafts. made by Bear5sley.
Also set 81 Carriage Harness one set OF sht Har-
Coupe Harness, made by Lowdeu, nearly
kso, side and other Saddles, Robes Blankets &e For
nals ,rllhlAl
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DY MINER soNERvILLE.-uSIoN sQUARE.--A
ID PINE CATALOGUE OF HORSES, CARRfAGEs
PARK PHAEroNS. DOC CARTS, ROAD WAGONS, &C.
AT HORSE AUCTION MART, EAsrFouRTEENTi ST.
TrEsD3F' NAY =. At u O'CLOCK.

AT Nurse Att'lNN NAhi. 81.
opposite the Msuumenl
TUESDAY, NAY ~ At " O'CLOCK,
AN ESTABLISHMENT.
AZ FLEGkSr TEAM Of Hay Horses. 15A hand. high
ana old, KIND In all harness. very stylish; frs
VICTORIA built 20 order by Wood Brothers for the
present owner, and nearly
VERY FINk COUPE, 70 order, by Wood Brothers.
SET OF FIRST CLASS HARNESS. 10 order, by rraincr
PAIR 81 FINE LIGHT GRAY HORSES, IL hands high
eyears old Kind A all harness stylish aud true, hrs class
TURSoUT comprising an rI.BckSr SPAN full blooded
Morgan aud Hsmbletonan Mares sound stylish fast and
built 70 order IN this city. nearly new. Aieo
~ ELEGANT yet u Gold Mounted Harness. By Belts
A Nishol- TO order
FINE Hay MARE abou, 49, hands hish. years old
SIZED AND STYLE, a splendid Road Horse 1871 hands
high. oii trot In st, splendid gcntemaus
horse. Particulars In catalogue.
- SIT CITY huili Trciting Wagon
about three minutes
SPLENDID sTAILToS-Jschson stock: can hea,
three rnnaes Kind scant gentle very free aud
most reliable driver and capital roadster.
beat 2 ~; hind ir all harness; stylish ard true.
An ELEGANT two wheel Dog Carr ctr built 10 order,
and Teen used but iwice
A IiauT TEorTlN. WAGON cir built, nearly new.
VERY flNk no Top fAfk Phaeon city eailL 10 nrst rate
FoR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. 10 nav
storage keep aud chargcs-Horse, Wagon Harness.
CARRIAGE BUILT 20 order by John 9. Ham, and two.
srIESpip soRRRL Horse, ies, hands high 3 yeav.
old stylish. snowy Cue driver, warranted sound, splendid
Several other Horses several other wagons Bsrouche
Phaetuns. &C, &c
several double and single Harness gents Saddle,
Side Saddles. 4r.,
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DurLrC SALE.
i The three Warehouses belonging % the scvernment
the Atlantic Dock Broohyu, " ~ VII Re svid a. pubic
auction. the highest bidder the premises subject "
The acceptance Of the bid By he secrsary Of the TAsu,
~ " o'cloch NJ, MAJ = 1887. =.
Terms Of saie(nc.fourth cash, balance ~ ~ ~ and ~
cAys deposit Of $500 will be required a. uans o. sale
csrtfcah Of sale will be given, aud The deed eSesused
uyon The last payment being made.
Any failure the OF the purchaser 70 MAKE the pay.
ueote required ~ involve the forfeiture 70 the 0csera-
20 NM s ipa ~ ggiySs' Es sI%ss a. cu,soms
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A ucTIos NorIcE.-Boors AND SHOES.

A uCTlOS NoTlCE.-Bo0TS AND SHOES.
IA W. NJ. uOLLINGSHEAD, Auctoneer.
THIS DAY Tuesday, May ~ at i0e O'clock by CHARLES
g. WARREN, Auction Rooms % Coz iAndt street.
Regular package sie Of Boots Shoes BrogaDs
Balmorals, Caters Slippers, &c, for cash
One thousand arkag4s more of
Choice new spring and Summer Goods
embracing the latest productions principal Eastern
and city manufacturers
Attention invited OF valuable
goods invariably offered At which held TeRu
Larry on Iaesdays and fridays during the entire
ErclukiYelY D Commission
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Rf HENRY II. LEEDS
A MINER.
HENRY NJ. lie rns, Anctioneer
STOCK OF COSTLY WINS
VALUABLE PRIVATE

on WEDNESDAY. Nay -, az n o'rock a. their store,
No v3 Liberty street. few doors west Of Brczdwsy
The entire % costly Wines belonging TO the late firm
o. ". = CORWIN co. comprising large sncs ~ the
hghes, grades OF Ciarc Of Nakl johnson Soma Raous
a user. Braaienbnrs frerc. Grouse. fis co, Esche.
rAuer nineck Co. X. Dlhous frcres, fnse Co. Hen.
tie Co 4. A Mnr4m Co, jules Mumm Co, including
-. PRIVATE srocv oy Asa \ s9s,SouL,np ESQ ,mro,-a
expressly ty himself for his Rererve Madeira,
,tcx IS4D Dan Gordon sherry 1919 ls5i; London Docs
Port 1855; Rouge de Baame cornit Nincl isSs White
ksas.ne from the private stock Of the Archbishop % Dor
only lot IN tins county other wines admitted
snd warranted in every particular Fun rsrsculars 10 oats
tC.As.
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A uCrInN N0r11,r

A UCTJoN NOTICE.
N J. X. GARDINER, Auctioneer l2g Broadway will
THIS DAY si the Furniture in house No ~ Sixth
comprising one rosewood Pianoforte, Plympton Bed
stends Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Tables Chairs Sofas
Lounges Hair. Husk and Straw Mattresses Blank ets
holsters Pillows. Oicloth Chandeliers, Grover Baker
Sewing Machine black walnut Suit IA pieces green
with other goods Ion Deposit
required House % let
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Try nENRy n. LEEDS 4 MINER

ID IIRNRY II. LERpS. aurcneer,
vii sell hv auction WEDNESDAY. May ~. al lN<
o'clock at residence West Twenty third street
NousshCd consulting 81 BRUSSELS and Ingram
Carpets Nanse and Tier Mirrors rosewood rarlor Snts,
Centre fables rosewood black walnut aud rahogsuy Bed
ps~sds Bureaus Wsshsiands C0mmodcs Mattresses Pillows
holsters fsiilascs. &c Chars window Curtains and
PhAdss stair Carpets stair Rod. aud Olciuhs Extension
rssc Chars, china Crockery, Glassware A. sso kitchen
Furniture.
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1aEUo srosR-p COOLEY AUcrfoSRER y rpw
~ Charltsrs ssreet vii ell the DRUG store 70 hrv
tfa Nth cnos and kote ICunten TUES
tAY, MAJ "a al n A y. The Drcpreios ies's fer ke
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EXCURSIONS.

EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GROVE. BARGE
ANNA aud other groves and baIaes with steamboats,
sueh - deshsd- omcs - West sFssl rear BSrSys-r,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage London Bres Sl0 $50 and $50 currency
Excursion reduced available
ATALANTA, Captain PInkham, from New York, May %.
CELIA Captain Leadell. from New York June -
WM PENN, Captain Blinge from New York. July g.
TIE elegant British iron steamship ATALANTA win leave
per No North River for London, calling at Brest,
Saturday, May IS at ~ NJ
Until further all the OF this will call
at Bres to land Tickets sold through by rail
Paris First and Second Cabin passengers
per ceut less than regular rates.
Freight viii be through bills OF adnc given
Hayre Antw erp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam Duukirk.
For passage apply TO ROBERT NJ CLARK 26 Broad way.
For freight apply at "a South street.
ROWLAND Il ASPINWALL, Agents
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HENRY b. HERTs. JR, AUCTIONEER.
III Household Furniture.
On TUESDAY May IL at 105& O'clock

At the salesro0lns lSS Broadway
Comprising Velvet and Brussels Carpets, French Plate
Mantei and Oval Mirrors walnut Paror Suits In
mt Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands oak Extension Table
Buffet iron and painted Bedsteads Hair Spring Mat
ware Lounges Sofas Centre and Tables, fuses
&c Catalogues ready.
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--.>>,-,.S-sSsSsS,,- IAN sTEAMsHIPs.
h IRON n man s,e AMERICAN PACKET coMpAEY's
n rs,.,. j. .Afa Ramona.
..l On SAT- 4Iss'' Nay ''''' '' '
Iaass passengers for HanSars Ha, Southampton and
cabin, s,ss second sasa .si .ser.ge ssT - pay
x &; sS ssf ss III "a sr s5ss
Is Exchange place, NY No. 6 barclay street Ny.
T LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
steamship SY 81 NEW YORK from Lv
spoa vim commence under general order -
company Win IN NOT Be- rspcnsSis for any
age arising goods after discharge and all goods not re-
sapsnse : ' JOHN e. DALE JAIL Agent Broadway
CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
acass Ssss 4 se"eS Or BY steam
psa ana sS ssFPSo nSs by first e sailing
bss payable In any part q Great Britain ana Ireland.
''' South saess Or 3 BrSsd~sy New YORK
STEM WEEKLY (. TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
TAfiFA sails on Wednesday, May
sssPs si 81 .s:. s
For siesass passage apply j, Al a. Brosa~sy
STEM From .n AND TO LIyEarooL sp QUEENS
so III s
once RP Kscsor street.
ExCURsloN TO PARIS, ITALY, GREECE CRIMEA,
Wheel ho With lsn ne a ssyp Sns Su1KEE cr d +,
VIII positively siii iesVs on sssai
Publications ioln the party Omitted no. mus. be
dor HONG KONG, CHINA.
u The first class steamship FUNG SHUEY,
j. 3. Watson, Master
pier s sesh On saura "l leave
For freight passage, having splendid accommodations
apply TO II. LOWDEN, Agent,
Cedar street. OF West
NJ OTICR TO PARTIES GOING ABRoAD-ENGLIsH
IN French, German, Spanish and American
eminent securities always hand and for sale in
suit. Also Drafts in OF 50 aid upwards all the
principal cities and towns OF Europe. DE JONGE CO.,
W Broadway. two doors above Wall
A MEXICAN CITIZENS ABOUT TO TRAVEL ABROAD
N should obtain United States Passports through JOHN
LANkIRtE, United States Passport Agent ID Centre
street, New York, near the City Hall.
TOR SALE--AT REDUCED PRICE, A FIRST CABIN
4 passage per steamer China Address Ticket Herald
Office
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HENRY d MINER, ADCIIoNEER> sALEsRooh ~
III Nassau street, opposite Post ONCE
Sale elegant Household Furniture, all OF which was
made TO order By Kendall Cubas, Deutsche Roux and
other hrst class city make Oh ckerng Piano. real Bronze
Clocks StatuaI y, &c, &c
MINER 4 s0SIERvILLE will sell at auction, on TUES
DAY May H. at l0s O'Clock at the private residence 6A
Madison avenue, southwest Thirty fourth street.
elegant Household Furniture comprising part ~ follows,
Parlor
Elegant ebony and Medallion Suit
In blue silk damask ebony stauary marble top Cabinet
foentDe mosaic inad Centre and pedesas to match
gilt Idle Tables and Pedessls hecepton Chairs elegant
arDe Clock and Coupes Seyres
emma Vases and Ornaments rosewood seven octave Piano.
full round made by Chickerng rosewood Music
Stand, sta,uary &c, &c.
LIBRARY AND DRAWING ROOM
Elegant carved black walnut Bookcase Library Table,
SUIT In silk reps, black walnut gil mounted Fire
Screen &c we'd black walnut pedestal bronze and
marble Clock and stauee, carved black walnut buffet bro
cate marble black walnut Extension Table, black walnut
Suit in maroon bronze marble Clocks. Vases. &c.
BEDROOMS.
Richly carved rosewood and tulip wood ebony and tnip
wood carved black walnut and satin wood Su black Bou
DOR Suit in and striped SILK reps Lounge Side Table
Chairs, &c. mahogany and black walnut Bedsteads,
bureaus washstands, &C. rich white marble and ormou
Clocks and coupes bronze and marble rich Vases heavy
reps and brocatel Curtains, &c.
The above viii be exhibition Monday by cards TO be OBJ
ed al our rec
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UCTIOS SALE OF
"A VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY,
AT NEWARK, n. j.
/, ". souIHARp. Auotionesr

y. W. sOuTBARD. Auctoneer
NV order 81 the American Velvet Company VIII eel
WEDNESDAY, May 10 al O'Clock +. NJ, the premises,
ali that valuable property embracing the entira block
bounded by Bank, Academy, silk and Henry streets Newark
n. j.; has front Bank and Academy streets Of l2s
feet ,, !ol feet 10 depth SILK and Henry streets ON
Back street nere brick Factory I2JxS0 feet
has steam engine, boiler and heating apparatus, smoke
stack desirable nufacturng property, would make
shgDe tenement properly small outlay which
would yield y Hne interest on the nvestment.
p She sale viii he positive. Terms made known ~
my ouce. y. &. CHANDLER, 2o3 Broad street.
Newark N j.
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<,KSrRAL PARK LoTs


(FKNIKAL FAKk LOIS
" At
az ZION.
ADRIAN II. MULLER y X WILKINS AGO.
wal sun =, auction WEDNESDAY, Nay Is. 49,. a,i,
e~ssS a. the F1ehsnse sslssroom,, IN Brosdu.,, ;,
srcss - 0suvcnenr ~ wilkins, ESQ ninety iots situate
% pseA,h avenue iossh. iosth. licsA streets.
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c,lARLEs HoHLEsBERG. AUcrioSis,rEsss.-s>sL LIS
THIS DAY. At l0x O'Clock. al "A GTand aiees all the
ELEGANT Furniture contained in this house op Table
walnut washstands Bedsteads Bedyhg r6tre Three,
ply Ingram Carpets Crcckey kchen etensis 3d. 10 iots
Dealers attend.
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A UCToN SALE or HORSES COACHES, WAGONS
n &c., hy COLE MURPHY. On WEDNESDAY, 18th,
ri IA O'Clock Ia Clermont, Fulton avenue Brooklyn
Coaches top Wagons 10 top do good Horses sets
Single and Double Harness Rockawsy Wagons &c.
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A UCloN NoTICE.-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.-
n Large sale OF Household Furniture, THIS tTuesday
AFTERNOON May a. Mt O'Clock, at the three story
Bg Clinton place Eighth street. between Fifth and sixth
consisting OF magnificent rosewood Planoorte
stool and Cover all modern improvements. fun ~ octave
rinhy carved legs and case three beautiful Psrlor Suits
rosered with the richest description of French satin brocae
Velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets rosewood tageres
Of Louis XIV solid black walnut Extension Table
Buffet aud lining Chairs to match oval and Pier Mirrors,
black walnut suits covered with hair cloth green
BLACK walnut and rosewood Bedseads Bureaus Spring
and Hair Mattresses Sofas Rockers Vases Glass China
and Silver Ware; Cutlery. &c. u. B.-Reable in
endance TO cart pack and shp goods for purchasers at
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-ExTRA TRIP
IN The North German Loyds steamship AMERICA, Capt
j. c. Meyer, viii leave EXTRA TRIP for BREMEN
via SOUTHAMPTON,
SATURDAY, JUNE %. AT IL NJ,
from Bremen pier, Hoboken taking passengers for
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. HkvRE AND BREMEN,
the rates For freight and passage apply to
OELRfCHS a CO., W Broad street.
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VxyANrBD-A PEW VOICES. MALE AND FEMALE.
Nv for volunteer chorus choir Of 40 Episcopal church
having thor onsh training ths voiee Addrssa Linden
JamsA HsraA cRcA M
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~, ,.pIEs uouIEsBERG AucTioNEER-srrsLi.s
% DA !. no. IA. x Sssns y ss
walnut washs,ands Bedseads, Bedy, E<tTe Sea Three,
ply Ingram Carpets crocksry ehen stensls 3d. IN 'ots
u nick s.reet-wiR sell on WEDNESDAY May Is at %
80 osS 81 ne
Paror and Chamber SUITS Looking Glasses, Carpets. &c
EDwAED sCHENcK, AUoTIoNEER.
Ssae G 81 h Pssd H wnr. Y =
st o'ock the sAesroom Liberty street. 10
Ware and paskas s Kia Gloves p-''s' a'e ~
4 COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
Housshod Farn,urs Carpets Mirrors Curtains -, Par
%sIsls DRESSING saIsaa: THIS PAY
Nv w III srss = AN. Mo- @
%,n. Of good raraor Dpns Bedroom and other Fur
wardrobes slssan. Dressing ssere
ssb and Vosrs aror suits IL sssn damass and
plush plate Mirrors Curtains and cornsss or As@o Or
Judge Hilton, Attorney for Morisasee.
u COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
hold Furniture, In Lexington avenue embracing tho
street. the entire rich Furniture Of the comprised
part q rosewood mahogany black Tna. and oas r
anS SS Gsna
Kitchen Furniture &c, &C. Catalogues early on "ednes-
| day morning.
II YITzsIsMoSs AUSEEoSSEER OFFICE re, 7os TnI ,s
O'clock the northwest OF avenue and Twenty.
third street. the Stock Fixtures of The first class Liquor
Store The fixtures OF the best quality four pun Eng
ish Beer Pump, Measures &c. Store to let.
n W. KELSEY AUCTIoNEER-THE FIRST CLASS
VI. Furniture No. rs South Ninth street corner or
Fourth williamsburg win be sod at public auction on
uonees rosewood plush Paror Suit black walnut Cottage
Suits English Brussels and Ingram Carpets Centre and
s soy Ts' sh new A HAVING i SEES
/ USED LESS THAN ONE MONTH.
| EEORGE COOK, .--GENTREL SECOND
VI HAND Furniture BY GEO. COOK. THIS DAY, at iO1a
O'Clock at ~ Cedar street; variety Of Paror Cnamber
Library and Dining Furniture Carpets &C. catalogues
/ at sale
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HEMOvALg.
nR uNDERHILL HAS REMOVED HIS PURB
AZ puhvIoN rolNr VINE AND CRATE DEPOT 70
wines may he obtained. -
QEM0vAI.-DoCTOR WILLIAM W, SANGER MAS
~ removed from 15 broadway 70 a East Tenth street.
north side Eve doors west q Broadwav
TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REMOVED FROM 81
- ICY street W 100 FULTON street u prepared 70 execute
orders TOT pck peseryes cuned fruits and vegetablea
porter Ae Ac Ae The second aud third Lofs VIII b vi
hESsY srUYvBaAxT. - vuissa ssssl
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TlHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS
i Steamship UNION, II. j. Santen, master,
carrying the mail will sail from the Bremen
pier, foot Of Third street, Hoboken, on
Thursday, May IT,
for
Bremen, via Southampton,
Taking Passcngersto
London Havre Southampton and Bremen at the following
rates payable ia gold its equivalent In currency
For the First Cabin SI25 Second Cabin s75; Steerage,
S37 so.
To be followed by the steamship NEW YORK, @. Ernst
master, Thursday, May 23.
For freight or passage apply to
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ny HENRY II. LEEps A MINER
ID HENRY ~. LEEDS, ArCT1oNFER,
WIN sell by suction Tuesday. May at l05S o'clock at
thcr salesroom, No IS Liberty several hundred
packages OF Unclaimed Baggage by order OF Adams Express
COMPANY
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81 9e Cedar street
THIS DAY. at II NJ,
renulRr sale of

JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONFRR WILL SELL AT
auction "Wednesday. May Is, at II o'clock, at 3s9
and Open Wagons Jaeger isulky Coach and brewster
Phaelon. kocknwnys. Doctors fhaeton, ! seat
Wagon, Express WAGONS. ID Of single and double
Harness, Blankets, sheets Whips, &c Also pair
rrorng Ponies sorTcl Horse bay Horse bay Team;
also other Horses
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DAVID D. EGAN, ApcrIOHEER-oFFICE % DoMI-
u nick sreet-WiR sell on WEDNESDAY, Nay 10, a. o.
West Fourth opposite ashingtea Parade oround at
io O'CLOCK the enure Furniture Of the house Consisting Of
Pa0r and Chamber Suits Looking Glasses, Carpets &c
For further larlculars see 70 aorrow's papers.
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A nauiica, drama, TRUE BLUE. OR THE HEART
OF SAILOR. New scenery, costumes appointments,
nc First appearance in America Of tho aboriginal Japan
Juegers, the last will be permitted 70 leave
Japan. TONY fAsroR sings new song when Swseny
Kept IN Chatham Street, Tho entire troupe in brilliant
variety programme Matnees Wednesday and Saturday 81
2t.O' clock
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company'e Mall Steamships
between New York and Bavre, calling at Brest.
The splendid vessels this fayorito route for the
Continent viii sail from pier 10 North river foowst
WILLIE De PARIS, surTnont. Saturday May 1S
EUROPE, Lemarie Saturday, june
ST LAURENT, Boo nde. SATURDAY, June is
PEREiRE, DuohesDe Saturday, june 20
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-03
THE ENQUIRER FOR 1867.

The beginning of new year is fitting occasion
for the inaugural of enterprise in every branch Of la
Dor. The old year, and the vicisstudes it brought
with it, are a part of the past; and by manly
struggle for better things in new future, we can
only hope to regain the prosperity and indepen-
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Imbued with such ideas, the proprietor of the
ENQUIRER, presents its patrons, at the beginning
of the year, with the first enlarged and improved
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have no pecuniary interest in the gambling trans
actions Of that institution It is intimated that he
will pursue similar course in reference to his Sar-
atoga resort of a similar character He still owns
the New York house in which the ''bank'' is loca-
ted, which is valued at 100000. Mr.. Morrissey
declares his intention to cease all connection direct
ly or indirectly with gaming or gambling establish
ments of any SORT holding that such an example Of
morality is due from any person holding an impor-
tant public Office.
- From the New York Herald we learn that
the question of the status of the Southern States
lately in rebellion is about to come before the UNI
ted States Supreme Court for decision. A n man
named Jordan was recently brought before the Fed
eral District Court, sitting in Montgomery, Ala
bama, on charge of felony, and, having been
found guilty, was sentenced by Judge Busted, to
twenty one years imprisonment His counsel have
determined to apply to the Supreme, Court tor
writ of habeas corpus, on the ground that Alabama
is not State, but Territory, and as such Judge
Busteed's District Court had no legal status The
matter will thus be brought fairly and squarely be-
fore the learned judges Of our highest judicial trl
bunal, and if they will meet the question openly
and render plain decision, we may expect solu;
ton of what is now very complicated political
subject