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The Erie Railway.

This is essentially an age of Improvement. -
AS man advances TO the higher grades of civ
iliZation his wants and tastes become refined
and no longer to be satisfied by those things
which in former years were all that he could
desire. With each succeeding year great i'm
provement is made towards the elegant and lux
urous. In houses, furniture, and all that per-
tains to mans comfort and convenience, is thus
eXemplifed. 1t reads very pretty in novels to
have descriptions ofdays gone by-of the quaint
old furniture, the journeying in stage coaches,
with constant fear of highwavmen but as for
US we prefer the easy chair nicely stuffed and
rounded TO suit the back to the stiff angluaritv
and hard seats OF the chairs and sofas ofthe oil
den time: and as for stage coaches, with their
dumping and humping, and tiolting over rough
country roads, they are an abOmnatiOn. We
feel thrill of pride when we think of our an
cestors, the men who made the nation; but
While there has been no deterioration in men,
the natural progress of time has carried us to
higher degree of refinement and culture,
In the modes of conveyance from one point
to another, perhaps this principle of improve
ment has been more rapidly carried out than in
tie most other public matters. The railroad
company which furnishes the most comfortable
and elegant coaches, whose road can be travel
ed over with the most ease, ard in the manage
ment of which a careful attention is paid to the
wants of the traveller, secures the greatest
amount OF patronage. recognizing this great
Improvement. the Erie Railway CompanV re-
Gently inaugurated series OF measures Which
have caused that road to be selected by very
large numbers, for the great ease and quickness
of transportation which it offers.
The line ofthe road extends through section
of country abounding in wilds and beautiful
scenery. Experienced railroad men conduct the
affairs of each division; every point being IN
der the most careful supervision. Rapidity of
travel is the recognized principle of the road,
carried out by good engines and careful engi-
neers, so that delays are unfrequent occurren-
c1s.
Regarding case and comfort as essential to
make the road popular in the greatest degree,
the company have recently constructed cars
which excel all others it has been our fortune
fo travel in. They now run four express trains
each way, daily, that challenge the admiration
and excite the pleasure Of the traveller. Each
car is placed upon six-wheel trucks, thus secur-
ing a greater case of motion and avoiding alto
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TIE REEEL SpIR1T-The argument that
the Rebel States no longer need military
government has had many reiutatlons, to
which are added the murderous attack
upon peaceable procession Of coIoIed
men at Franklin, Tennessee, and the dis
closure of the condition of Texas, in the
Republican convention of that State
The delegates report that justice IS Il
farce and that the lives of Union men
are in perpetual danger. The son OF MI
Ritchie, one of the delegates was recent
lv murdered for no other reason thi'n
that he had served in the Union Army
and his murderer lives in safety nat
Governor Throckmorton, refused to IN
terferc in this case confirms the necessity
of the policy Gen. Sheridan has adopted
in Texas
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FiJi;,g Petition.
MARTHA CHADWICK and Mar,

WI ARI1A CHADN lCh and Mary
Chadwick whose places of residence to the subscrb
er unknown, will take notice that Harriet Chadwick
administrative of the estate of Benjamin B. Chadwick
deceased, on the 1lh tay of July A D. 1861, filed her
petition i'll the Probate Court of Ashabua County and
State of Ohio alleging that the personal estate of said
decedent is insufficient to pay his debts and charges Of
administering his estate that he died siczed i'll fee sim
pie of the following described real estate situate in the
township of Orwell in said county of Ashtabua and state
ofOho being part of Lot No 13 and bounded follows
commencing stake standing in the North East corner
of land owned by Orsamus Smith, thence East along the
centre of township road II rods to stake thence South
40 rods stake standing in the line of land occupied
by Mrs. White thence West along said line II rods
stake standing in the South East of land owned by
Orsamus Smith, thence North along the line of said
Smiths lot 40 rods the place of beginning containing
two and thrceq of land: that said Harriet
Chadwick the widow of the said Benjamin Il. Chad
wick, deceased is entitled 10 dover in said premises
and that the said Martha and Mary Chadwick his heirs
at law hold the next estate Of inheritance therein
The prayer of said petition is for the assignment of
dover TO said Harriet n. Chadwick and for the sale of
said premises subject to such dover estate for the pay
mcnt of the debts and charges aforesaid.
said petition will be for hearing the 18th day of Au
gust, A. ID. 1867, at 10 O'Clock, Il. NJ.
HARRIET N CHADWICK,
AdmrX of the Estate of Benz. b. Chadwick, decd.
By NORTHwAY & ENSIGN her Attorneys. 3t9l5
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THE CRors, especially in the central portions of the
county are remarkably fine and abundant and while the
farmers are engaged in securing the unprecedented Dur
den of grass that spreads out every hand some nave
already begun the harvesting of the wheat also Duy
couraging one
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A LII that are in want of seasonable
N Goods are requested to take notice that the sub
scriber are now receiving. their
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HE RECONSTRUCTION BILL reported IN
the House afiirms emphatically the Milli-
tary Commanders over the Rebel State
Governments. An amendment was of
fered by Mr.. Wilson, which Furnishes at
tempts to prevent the act with fine or i'm
prisonment, and another by Mr.. Benja-
min, which denies that the Disqualified
tions of APPLICANTS for registry can be re-
moved by Presidential pardons. Debate
on the bill was demanded by the Demo-
cratic members, and conceded with the
understanding that the vote was to be Ia
ken tile next day-W edncsday. The bill
reported to the Senate by the Jndicary
Committee takes the general ground of
he House bill, but differs in making all
the acts OF the District Commanders sub
ject to the approval Of the General of the
Army, to whom all their powers are also
given. The sixth section defines the in
tent of the prescribed oath, and disquali-
fed members of the Legislature and all
other State officers. The Senate and
House bills agree perfectly, in their def
milton of the intent of the Reconstruction
acts and in repudiating the forced con-
struction of MIR. Stanberry. Nor is any
new policy of reconstruction introduced; ;
the principles laid down at the last ses-
sion. which everybody but Mr.. Stanber-
ry understood, are explained and reasser-
| ted.
The Bill agreed upon by the committee octhe
House contains the following provisions:
Ist. 1t declares that the governments
which existed in and the unreconstructed
States when the Reconstruction act of
last spring was passed were illegal and
void, and were to be subordinate in all
cases to the military commanders of their
respective districts and to Congress on
ly.
Cd. The act to Which this is supplement
tary shall be construed to authorize any
officer in command Of any military dis
trict to remove or suspend any municip-
al or State officer to restrict their author
ity and to appoint others if deemed adyi-
sable. and to authorize said officers to set
aside any act or provision of any such
State OF municipal government.
Sd. That the so called State govern
ment of the rebel states be allowed to
continue as subordinate to said act and
subject to the CONTROL of the officers as
signed to the military districts and to
Congress, and all acts already done 10y
said officers in carrying out this act shall
be valid. The Boards ofRegistration al
ready appointed shall continue and shall
place such names upon the registry as
thew deem entitled to registration by the
former act. That taking the prescribed
oath shall not becouelusivc evidence, but
gyigaa tacie only, and any one not belle-
we'd to be entitled to vote may be strlck-
en- off upon proper evidence being produ-
ced against him.
4th. No civil court fthe United States
shall have any Jurisdiction IN any act OF
process of any district commander or any
Of his subordinates in carrying out this
act.
9th. Prohibits the removal Of any dis
trict commander now on duty without
the consent Of the senate, unless he be
first convicted by court martial or shall
consent to be removed.
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Lfcut-GOVernOr.

The State Central Committee on Wednesday
selected Gen. John c, Lee, of fTilin, Seneca Co.
as the Union candidate for Lieut-Gov-, 10 HI
the vacancy in::tEe ticket caused by the declina-
ton of Mr.. Galloway.
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DISSOLUTION.-

DISS0LUTION.-The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned under
the firm name of MORRISON & TICKNOR is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All business Of the late
firm will be settled by H. L. Morrison who will continue
the business at the old stand.
Ashtabula July l. 1861. II. L. MORRISON,
94 SIDNEY TICKNoR
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Village Property foa. Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his house
4 and lot on North Ridge with the lot Joining upon
which stands the cooper shop, and which may easily be
converted into good barn, the two lots containing
something of ground. The house is in good
order, and the lots well stocked with fruit enough for
the of any family. The place is supplied by well of
excellent water and is altogether desirable homestead,
For sale low. DARIUS CHILDS.
Ashtabula. May 3 1861 SOS,
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SODA WATER !

The undersigned is prepared to furnish our citi
izeGs with pure Soda water, manufactured upon the
most scientific principles, and drawn from
Mathews Celebrated Fountains.
Warranted equal to any in the United States
Those in want of this cool and healthy summer
age hereby notified that it he obtained all rea-
sonable hours.
Ashtabula June u. 1861 GEO. WILLARD
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BUILDING FOR SALE.-Thc under
i , signed wishes to dispose Of his building situate
on Main street. near Field ~ Wea herwaxs meat mar
kct, and next door to Mrs. Stoddards millinery.
SETH ID. PATTERSON.
Ashtabul1 Nav s 1857 gO6
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EEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1eEOkE into the inclosure of the sub
scrloer IN North Sheffield the 18th day of May last
TWO 1ear Old Black Mare Colt with white foot.
he owner is requested to prove property pay charges
and remove the animal.
S. r. PARKER.
North Sheffield july O. 1877 3t&9t5
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

r. -co,.ornor-Tsutherforil e. Hayes;
n. Governor Samuel Galloway;
= !Jnire of Supreme Court Ohm Welch;
Endifor of State-James II. Goldman:
State Treasurer-SiGney c. Warner;
ATTORNEY General-VVIn. H. West;
Comptroller-IOses z. Bradley;
Public Works-PhiIlip EFerzing:
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Sayhrook, Ohio, April l. 1867.
do hereby certify that have used one of l.. MUnsOns
Steel Trus-es for two years past having previously used
one of Dr. Stephenson Mallcabe TrIsses, which
considered superior article, and after having
Ous other kinds. say without hesitation, that
fits Hghtness, easy adaptaby, and ready ad
nstment IN every position Of weareT Mr. L. Mqnsons
edge. Fl: PANcosT.
L.. NUNS0N, PATENTEE.
Saybrook Ohio June 1861 $40
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| The amjabIe snueamiShneSS bruted so MP
nartIv hvt he Tribune and other n. Y. dailieS
over the similarities and distinctive differences
between the cases of jeff Davis and Maxamil-
liam, and the willingness on the one hand to
punish with death, one or the other Of these
reprobateS, and on the other, 10 clear both a
like from the just consequences of their crimes
and cruellies, is at least pittiful and distaste-
full. The boasted ciUiLizGtiOE that will save the
life of such monsters and forget the fruits of the
war they have instigased and wagcd, is unwor-
thy of the name Humanity and justice as well
as the principles of law both human and di-
vine, demand hat their lives should pay the
forfeit sympathy with rebellion delayed JUS
tice to Davis, until sentiment. morbid and
unwholesome could be used to stave off punish
ment The MeXicans determined not to DC
cheated by such means, ofthe execution ofthe
foreign usurper who undertook to shape the
destinies of Mexico, and disposed ofhim at once
as Davis should have been. Let those who go
/ deliberately to work to instigqte rebellion and
wholesale slaughter, as those two worthless have
done, have no sympathy, but in the exercise of
speedy justice, let them rep the rewards of
their iniquities, and the world say amen!
Oar contemporary of the Dispatch hits the
nail on tie head il the foil owing paragraph:
"The Mexican government displays one good
quality-thaf of commendNble energy. They
did not stop to dawdle over criminal until the
whole community got sick; but small invest
ment in powder and ball, and one word of COM
mand, settles all doubtful questions, and re-
move all bothering policy. They do not stop
for consequences, but let them look out for
themselves. They may err in judgment, but
not in decision. Could not the United States
learn a lesson from these semi-barbarians?
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J.. MUNSON'S
s SUPPORTING TRUSS.
TTIIE subscriber wishes to bring before
L the public his
'ATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUP
PORTING TRUSS

L the public his
PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUP
PORTING TRUSS,
recently invented that found answer the end of such
an instrument more completely than anything hereto
fore introduced. 1t is heartily commended by phys
clans TO their patients affected with hernia rupture
There is but opinion of it wherever tried and he
has the that it will be found blessing TO
those suffering from this complaint. From among his
friends who have used the Truss he has been favored
with the most cheerful and unqualified testimonials,
few Of which appended which WILL perhaps, be some
index of its appreciation and merit.
Saybrook, o., JAN list, 1863
This is to certify that am using of MunsOns
Trusses and 90 consider it the best in
DAVID MoRELAND.
Geneva, o.. Jan. /, 1867.
This is to certify that using one of L. MunsOns
Trusse and do consider it the best in use Double
Single Truss or Supporter HENRY BROWN.
Saybrook, May, 1867.
L. MUNsON,-SIR-I have worn of your double,
seadHstng Trusse for three years past ana find it to
be the best Truss in Previous to using yours have
used three different kinds. but find yours to be all right
do all kinds of work without suffering any in
convenience from my rupture. JoHN PIERCE.
Kinsman, Trimhull Co. o., May 9, 1861.
Nr. L. MUNsoN.-DEAR SIR-1his may certify that
have been afflicted with Hernia for the most of the last
five years making it necessary for me to Truss
constantly and having trel several different kinds.
cheerfuy say that find the manufactured by
you be the most comfortable, convenient and easily
S. d. GALPIN.
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PROSPECTS, FOR BUSINESS

The company respectfully submit that the above state
ment of facts fully demonstrates the security of their
Bonds and additional proof they would suggest that
the bonds now offered are less than ten million dollars
5lT miles of the road which twenty million
dollars have already been expended 800 miles Of
this road the running and the remaining
1Si miles nearly completed.
At the present rate Of premium on gold these bonds
pay am annual interest ON the present cost Of
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snd by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout
the United States of whom maps & descriptive PAM
phles may be obtained. They will also be by mail
rom the company's Office. No 20 Nassau St New York
application Subscribers viii select their agent
in whom they have confidence who alone will be re-
spOnsibe to them for the safe delivery of the bonds.
90 NENV YORK
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NINE PER CENT,

and ii Is believed that the completion of the road like
the Government Bonds, they will go above par. The
Company intend to sell but limited amount at the pres
ent low rate ana retain the right advance the price
at their option.
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CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nassau St,
CLARK. DODGE IL Co., BANKERS 81 Wall St.
JOHN j. CISCO 81 SON, BANKERS, No. 33 Wall St.
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lanes CAosEY. AucrroNkER.-oryicnn s WASH.
!, X ssosi sSossSss.d from last w.snes., IN
Ns three story vrivsts A@elns ~ loid No. z1s) Nsst
lortieth street ~ecn Bghf Asd MAN avenues, Par
0r0lsfs 10 morrow.
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fast trottinf double Team. on SATURDAY morning 1eh
inst 81 10 ociocx will be sold the well Known doubs rot
Ting Team Gray Beard and Lady Byron. Gray Beard 10
Csy bore formerly tse property q the l.s Win Mcdonald,
trottcd In 81 These horses are Cd
together the road 90 They are about is ha nds
inches high with tais easily
believed u Tho mos, Desirable sns ssnie
offered auction IN this ~ the
rab<s ths owner back Of s2 North Broad street from
"sS. n l Ys'R sfy z. 'afRxSRss Au,uo,..,
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MARBLE MANrELs.

1lARBLs MANrgLs -IIfB BEHT PLACE IN THE
m ely 70 purchase Marble nssses Of the latest designs
Esn Eiattsessb susst seO Tkh1 AvenoA Ssv Ssrk Out
Hu cot
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EpvARp sCHENCE, AUCTIoNER1.
~ NE celebrated Chicago rrotting Team.
An elegant 81 LAwrsnoe Colt.
xsptscky bred Saddle Horse.
toor wsssl Dos Cart and Light wagon.

No Swsst thirty sixth street,
by EDWARD sCHBNCK, on SATURDAY. eh inst. a
~ O'Clock the above elegant and celebrated Horses The
okcaso Team have rotisd IN public In IS the second best
Nne on record and are In nnc condition. perfectly
Unue and kind The s. Lawrence Colt II 10 hands,
- sound and kind can ro better thAn minutes and
ses speed The Kentucky bred Saddle Horse l6A
banda old perfectly sound and Kind broken
- all All OF the above nrst elass Horses and will
pssivey be cold without Also nne four wheel
D~u Carl aud Wagon.
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IIBsRy ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II Nassau ..rssd, opposite the Poss once.

nIFRR 4 BONNEVILLE win sell 81 auction on FRIDAY,
june 81 lvh o'coct at the private residence. No 22}
Wet Forieh street tod No las, between Seventh and
Eshth avenues, handsome Hossehod Furniture all Of
Which vas made 70 order and has eeen In about
months connistipg Of as Velvet and Brus.
ses OarpstA carved black walnut PAror Furniture In
ssd maroon carved black walnut EAssre Centre and
kde IAhea gill marble top Table Lace Curtana OIL Paint
nss and Engravngs, Nsntel Ornaments Ac Ac elegant
carved black walnut and mahogany Bedroom suIts Work
.ss fnow. window shades, black walnut EI,ens,on
0lssswnre Cutlery, &c, &c black walnut Haisand VEL
yet and Brussels stair Carpets ard Rods Ac 4o Also
kif - ~ " - -
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rT,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR STREET I'M
i provemens and for the supply Of Drain and Sewer
sue q the work for which y MAJ BE- offered the name Of
making the and the date uf its presentation
wiPbe this ONCE until III O'Clock A, N. OF Mon
day July for the supply OF about 20 90 Dnesi feet Of
construction Of Sewers ~ follow w Spec III In Fifty
in Eighty ffh Eighty sixh and Eighty seventh streets be-
tween fourh and Fifth avenues tspec az. IN Forty
ssrth streets from their present Examinations
20 the Hudson river Spcc M In Seventy frst street be-
tween Eighth and Tenth avenues (spvc. ~ In Tenth
avenue from Fifty rst street and IN rough Ffteh
% near Ninth avenue. tspec. 10 In Twenty.hnh street,
between Eirhth and Ninth and In Eighth avenue
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets also for
siructon OF Croswaks 1911 street Tenth Eleventh and
ments Ia Second avenue from s1y y Eshty sisth
also In Elm street. from Broome Spring
also r~elth street from FOURTH " Firth also
Ninety second street. from Third Bss also
West street. from Chambers 20 Watt and
Thirty second street. FROM Fourth 10 Fifth avenue.
Specifications and fofpe Tor bss obtained on app
cation At this orhce THOMAS SfEFIfENS,l Croton
ROBf L. DAkRAGu, Acqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board.
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NDwARD PETTlN0ER, AuCuoNEER.-YoRTY-
~ esvspth sels Of U.csined Properly takss place
- mulberry srses oonsissins Of miscellaneous Articles
osshing Dry Goods washsa JeMsy, Pis,cls Hardware,
poces Ehoss, 10 Also SATURDAY, 19h inst, at 3
sslsQk ~ ~ Thirty second preeine1 station is2d
feuth sveuua Royboate.
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nEsIRABLE CopNrRY RBsrDENcB AT AUCTION
~ On Monday, July l. a. u o'caeck JOSEPH b MILLER
VA sen = public sals Brick Cottage. containing sns
walk Of the AndnEs a. for Lea ~ il known the late
ypsdsncs % M weis Boats leave feet Of sprns and
akrfntopkor etroo1s a 10 A n
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IA Auction Sale Of % valuable Building Plots.
oUACKENBUSH PAULISON win sell At auction
Shnrsday, june a. At O'Clock tho ground, the above
al the improvemens ALSO no. previously disposed Of
NJ French roof l3 rooms, situate Gregory avenue;
house 36x3 lot 5Ox22S all the above only three minutes
walk from depot particulars apply
q QUACKEEBUsH PAULISON, Auctioneers, 81 Cedar
street, New York
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bTH JULY AND FISHING BANKs-REeULAR
Il Roat--A prize every saturday.--Stcamer Wyoming
Captain q. Holton, eta July end every day. North
Eighth street Williamsburg. at ~; Peek slip, N; Chris
topher 81, and pier North river at A. a. Bait
lines refreshments and Scnebcs band board. Prize
saturday June 20 splendid Fishing Basket with line,
and III complete who cachcx
the largest hsh during the week.
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A -noRToAoE sALE=J W. CAMPBELL AUG
"A, Noncor sells at ISL Third avenue, At l0k O'Clock
ls DAY Stock Fixtures Of butter and grocery
hap, Starch Cheese, Butter, Counters shelving Scales
1000 without reserve.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A This DAY (THURsDAYl JUNE 81,
AZ II O'CLOCK,
TwENTY-NINTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS
IN THR USUAL VARIETY
VIM TOPPING CO.,
Auctioneera l92 Church street
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pARrrEs DESIRING ESTIMATES oN JOB PRINTING
should call The job Printing Embellishments Once
Nassau street.
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A UOTIoN NOTICE-ALL THE MAGNIFICENT HOUSR.
"A hold Furniture contained the story brown
Asose a Wes Sixteenth street. between Fifth and sixh
kasor Suit cost $3.50 for 500; do e7o; Eta9eres,
Bookcase Pianoforte $780, for $500 Paintings Bronsc
H.I and spnns Ma.tre.ses E1,snson Table, Buffet ses
ent scts China Glass and Silver Ware Table Cutlery bat
eAad TO- In less than siz months 81 half the ssnai