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class Of criminals he was sentenced 10 the State prison
for Ave years
Samuel Finlay who pleaded guilty to obtaining goods
under false pretencss, sent to Blackwes Island for
one year.
John Lyons, charged with an indecent assault, and
VINO pleaded guilty 70 assault aud battery was nned
sou and sentenced TO the penlenary for one year.
ALLEGED ASSAULT oFFIcBR
James Love was placed on trial charged with COM
uniting feonious assault upon ocer Conner, Of the
Thirtyhrst precinct at Seventy eighth street. Sum
day, the 10th OF August 1885, II appeared that there
was difficulty among party OF German men and wo-
men IN Held relative 70 paying for swinging and the
officer was called to quell the Disturbance He arrested
OF the party and was followed by Love- who picked
up stone and fred 1t at him. Afterwards bit the
officer over the head with his club.
The defendant proved by number Of witnesses that
quiet and sober, and that when the defendant was
Insulting the young women he the ofhcen commenced
10 club him severely and kept 1t up Till he got near the
railroad track The Recorder this uncture intmated
that the officer guilty IN the first instance OF wan
ton and unprovoked assault upon Love, but that the
accused had right afterwards take the Law into
hand and revenge the attack HIS Honor intimatsd
that If Love would plead guilty to technical assault
and battery he would suspend judgment. HIS counsel
consented TO put in that plea and the Recorder dis.
charged him.
ALLEGED PIcKPocKET DrsCHARGEp.
Francis Bennett arraigned q charge OF stealing
a gold watch from George Tucker the 22d Of Nay
while riding in Fulton ferry stage; but as the COM
planant unable identity the accused, Assistant
District Attorney Bedford abandoned the case and the
jury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

MILITARY ExmBirroS.-Yesterday morning the High
land Military Academy Cadets numbering about seventy
muskets, were reviewed by Mayor Booth and the CON-
Council at halfpast ten O'Clock. Aiarge concoune
OF citizens present during the review and exercises
which followed and gave frequent expression Of their
appreciation OF the remarkable degree Of proficiency
displayed blythe Cadets in their exhibition Of Caseys
tactics. The manual OF arms gone through by them
was treat to the public such - is not often witnessed
IN Brooklyn In the performance Of loading and nnng
they certainly excel The platoon and company evoiu-
well executed AT tho conclusion OF the drill
three given for and returned by the Cadets
when the Mayor aud District Attorney Morris for
ward and addressed few gratuatory and encoufag-
ing remarks welcoming them TO the city OF Brooklyn
They then proceeded TO the residence OF Mr.. A. 8
Barnes Clinton avenue, where they dined.
BURGLARS CAuoHr.-Two burglars, named George
Wilson and George Thompson, were caught Thursday
afternoon IN the residence Mrs. Mccormack No III
Smith street, while endeavoring TO make OF with some
articles wearing apparel when had been packed up
by them during her temporary absence from the house
The alarm having been gwen by Mrs MCCORMACK heir
arrest accomplished by two officers Of the Foty
third precinct and they locked up for exauina-
ton. In their possession found skeleton key and
other evidences OF their vocation.
Arrsxrr AT BURGLARY. An attempt Was made 70 rob
the harness store Of Mr.. James L. Moore at an nrly
hour yesterday morning. by some unknown parties, who.
effected 70 the store, but becoming flight
ened they ned without taking anything from ths pre-
mscs A similar attempt was made 10 enter private
residence 81 Luquecr street about TWO O'Clock esier
day morning by burglar, who succeeded IN renewing
name OF rlas and pushing back tue veneuaI binds
The paror floor which laser act made suciens ,ose 10
cause an alarm The wouid-be thief made on without
sfIecting hts Object
FArn FAIL rnox TmRp STORY WINDOW John Saltz-
man. q native OF Germany, twensy-sx years OF sse fell
from his bedroom window situated on the tb story Of
the boarding house Of South First and Eleventh
Streets Eastern District, about half.past o'clock
yesterday morning. aud iracurng bs skull ded almost
instantsneousy Deceased arrived 10 this country from
Germany IN March last and was employed In Have
meyer Elders sugar refinery when he mt his n
toward death lie was subject 10 DTS som, time ago,
and IL supposed by his trends that he afflicted
AZ ,be time " his fatal fail. He vas unmarried Coro.
ner smith he'd an nqnest the body, anjtbe jury re
turned verdict OF accidental dsath /.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Mr.. Osborn.

The Unced States Us. Charles O Broetaray This
came up on application 70 nx the amour, Of bail on
which the prisoner charged with countereiting might
be discharged from custody till called on for trial
Counsel for the prisoner said he appeared 10
former application 70 the same purpo and argued at
considerable length the claim Of his client in the matter
The commissioner had suspended action from the date
OF the previous application I'LL he had Colonel
Wood Chief OF the Secret Service Division United States
bail Mr. Wood made statement TO the evidence
would be brought forward the trial Of the case
After hearing which the bail raised from the amount
previously contemplated, 5000, to $4,000. The
ter then dropped.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackest

Az his honor the Recorder took his seat the
bench yesterday he proceeded TO sentence Of he
prisoners Who were remanded during the week.
Jacob Schafer and Henry schwaIdt, bosn Of whom
pleaded guilty 70 assault with dangerous weapon,
were sentenced 10 the psnitentiary for year Evi
deuce was produced showing Their previous good char
ac,er
William Cute who convicted Of attempt Al
grau1 larceny 10 the pencntiary for year
David wortn, VINO was tricd aud convicted Of petty
larceny from the pocket placed nj the bar for sen
tencc The Recorder SAID that Worth was professions
pckpccket and NJ The court had mercy npon such
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COURT or BANKRUPTCY.

Petition No. was filed yesterday in the Court Of
Bankruptcy, in the Of Horsiio Reed voluntary
petitioner The business Of the court he still delayed
by the receipt Of the rules and orders These how
ever, will be promulgated on the 18th instant, when the
present quetude Of the officials will 1t expected, be
broken by rush Of work.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucrroSByR
AVA House and Lease o. Lot - Clinton placs

r. u. LUDLOW co. vii sell Al suction ON TUESDAY,
Jane H. 1857 a. clock, At the Rschanss saesroom Ii
sklsh1 SIRE, ss very desirable three story aud
s. - b. about % feet with story ex,snson LOT i.
leased from Sailor. snug Hsbcr has nine years 10 nun
from Mar !, iW. with renewals Grourd rent al
ger snsum. House s leased 10 Nay 1885, per an.
sars and permit. 20 view the premises a, No Pin.
street, New york.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH onRMAs LLoYD-ExTRA TRIP
Ssy MORT. a ay ~ En-
via soUfHA nPTSN = = hA'AA 'A.' ~
HxvRE AND BREMEN
- n'1- e SEFfca fsa P Goa 'gS
CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL EVERY
snS June " is and go
s n Drafts snFa1d fsd ss
passage Is Srosd~as corner a q Rector
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
iron mail steamship : vrs.,.
win san on szTSRDaS ;ss: s ssi ~ H. Tor" FOR ~
passengers for Hamburg Havre, southampton and
FIRST cabin, ST. second cabin. SIS; seerage ss7 go
KUTaAkbT CO.. .. y KISS s.l B ss.s,,.
10 Exchange place NY. No. 6 Barclay street n Y.
CTRAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
HECLA sails "Wednesday, June u.
Cabin passage 500 gold sieerase ss currency :, ana
For cabin passage apply at No Bowling Green.
f0r ''sef'Se passage Apply a. % Dr0A'S'h cuNARD
s.r,ss X Ss.S Eisss sl s u. ss lie s:%ss
per- foot q Third 'i sss.. asSs: sss. II
Bremen, via Southampton, !,
Taking passengers 70 \
London Hayre, Southampton and Bremen, II
the following rates. payable in gold its equvalent IN
currency -.
FOR the Fir'' G s'sss. :.s' 81 ss g. Cabin
To be followed by the steamship BREMEN, II. A. y.
Neynaber. master. Thursday, June 20
For freight or passage apply 70 -.
OELRICHS 4 CO., 6B Broad street.
CTEAMSHlP QUAKER CITY.
- Notice to Passengers
On account of the tide the QUAKER CITY will leave the
pier O'Clock Saturday. tug will be in attendance
at pier IA p NJ board such pas.
sengers may have been left
CTEAMER TAMPICO-FOR HAvRE DIRECT-WILI.
- pier No 80 North river, Of Morton street,
SATURDAY., June 6, at 10 O'Clock
Passengers requested to be board at O'Clock.
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent
A MEXICAN CITIZENS GOING TO EUROPE SHOULD
n obtain their Passports from JOHN LANKTREE,
United States Passport Agent Is Cenrc street, New York,
near the City Hail.
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BEAUTIFUL PLACE or BRrJ.

nvF MOMENT THE BEAUTIFUL PLACE or pPHI
W watslev, consisting 81 8 acres % Lane and co.,
tse viii hs sod Al sucuen. the premises wEDNFx
LAY June III AZ clnck. al sing esne. tho Hudson
b. w. HAkr. AHctoneer Jnqui. iof particulars ~ nj
DOUGLASS. oEvs - Mefhcdi.. AZ Nassat street, or ~
fJlbbhLs, n Para rev, room No o
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COAsTvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier AZ North river foot of Canal street,
l2ocock, noon as follows
JUNE l-oCEAN QUEEN, Captain II. p. Connor,
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain J. Sutton.
JUNE ll-RISlNl STAR, Captain a. q. Gray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Cavcriy
JUNE 2l.-ARIzONA Captain JEFF Maury connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain -.
baggage allowed free adult passenger.
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch Acapulco those Of LIST and 2ls
Panama with for South Pacific PORTS
LIST and th for Central American ports, and those OF LIST
touch at Manzanillo.
Departure Of 18th Of each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand
Steamer of June II will connect at San Francisco for
.Japan and China. See advertisement below.
For passage tickets and all further information apply Mt
the office the wharf foot Of Canal street North river
New York. +. r. BABY. Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


RRoADwAY rnEATaE:-ADMIssIos FIFTY CENTS.
Iwo ~. - THIS ssTuRpAAY yaas lsS3 EVENING
LAST rwo FEfss sF hassS OF Eksr Lynne
Lucille hHti.fss w 4 Las! gHSscsatscE
On Monday VIII Be presented Augustus Days grand play
LEAH THE FoRsAKEs.
soscIsLE FEss6ssTIoS Or LEAH n; 1.-THE THE !EwRss'
WoRREIL sI sEW sonk THEATRE,
72S and 7SO Broadway opposite New York Hotel
A week s e 4; IRENE a ssS fHs
supported BY complete barlesque company.
THE Elves fHHsn az f III 81 ss4 iTi BRIDE.
Aladdin AND CINDERELLA.
R1sF zee al
- BURiEso0E ON FAUST
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
M & 81 fPs { Rls%E =
Imperial
New and Startling Feats.
Aks sss1ssS eS Family Circle a. and s as
Doors open al 7X; performance 70 commence atSe
AArISEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
pc q 70 %
~ y. SosTiNGEp EsTHysIAsmI UNQUALIFIED sue:
sroSsa .n ns Ssw YSrs sun
TkEAsTRk T Tsoyk.
by far the most successful dramatic production Of the
ee pha scenes sa and sen wn ID h
Fs hcu F rH5 gk 4EA sToGk
Extca1NaH, sRoa6wAY. aEwssoY' so BALLET LIEF
Seats secured days in advance
Is NJ B. F1esh-Tr.s appearance II New YORK o.
in the character Of RICHARD III. THE rooDLEs.
ERENcH rHEArRE-FoURTEENrH STREET AND
sATgRpAY, JUNE 8 1867
Benefit Of L n p Ivoca2s Treasurer
COMEDY iasff r Sc
Vaudeville in one act by sirandin
Doors open at IA, curtain rises ats
G cnAMfIoN AEA Sa1
nLDr ,ss ); u 2sA
FEST r 'SI1 iEss sPa IN N E% 4oFk
In their wonderful feat which have been the admiration of
Director European ..si ELHApJALI BEN MAHoMED
THE EH4 4RoHsfE cesnhNchs at O'CLOCK
SHoH s4s EESsSisJ sSs HissTssi sz0fGs
whose has been equaled by any similar
ganzation In the world New and cheerful Bnilesques
every week First appearance of Master Barney. the
Champion Jig Dancer Of the world East Lynne Opera Of
Lager Beer Original Buresque Japanese Flying scuds
Board OF Health, Treasure Trove
IOOLEYS OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN
Ii Burlesque-IMPERlAL JAPANESE JUGGLERS
Terrific Flight Of Japanese from the Dome TO the Stage
Brooklyn Belle Pretty Little Sarah Wonderful Guitar Solo,
The Two Arss Double Clog Dance Babes In the Wood Ac
40 BUTLER's AMERICAN THEATRE,
I'll u BROADWAY, Az
Between Grand and Broome streets.
''00e'i F Ii GRAND MATINEE OF TIE SEASON
THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, AT * O'CLOCK.
NEW AND BRILLIANT NOVELTIES,
WILL APPEAR IN A SELECT BILL.
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE AFTERNOON NIGHT.
Natinee-Do0rs NJ j; to commence nj ~ Evening
peiformance commences ct O'Clock.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-1he management take great
pleasure in announcing that they have effected an engage
-, ZUCCOLI SISTERS.
" inn o NIELo's GARDEN, =
who win make their first appearance Monday evening"
Juno 10.
O-600-6oO-BROADwAY OPERA HOUsE-FIRsT
OUV Qand Sacred Concert, commencing SUNDAY
EVENING, june 1857, when host OF celebrated must
vocalits Will appear in refined, first class
formance For full particulars see small bills Director
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
i THROUGH u. s. NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA.

TOACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
i THROUGH u. s. NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA AND aAN FRANCISCO.
Steamer RISING STAR win leave pier a North
river OF Canal street. New York. at IL clock
Tuesday, June H. connecting via Panama Railroad with
steamer SACRAMENTO for San Francisco whore
GERS mails and fast freight win be the
paDys splendid steamer COLORADO leave that port
FSr sSanshae close viii BE made at Yokohama
with the company's COSTA RIGA passing through
the Inland Sea Of Japan. and touching at NagasakL
Through tickets issued from New York. adding regular
prices between New York and San Francisco the following
rates. payable in gold or its equivalent
CABIN CABIN. ACE
From Gan Francisco TO Yokohama. $50 $40 96
From San Francisco to Hong Kong,
Freight through from New York 10 either port per steam
Of June l. 81 Is per cubic foot 10 ~ cents per h.,
payable in coin.
Passengers who prefer lie over San Francisco
proceed BY any previous departure from New York.
through tickets and an further information apply at the
70 r. r. BABY. Agent
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II BoGART, AvCTrorEER-THrs DAY. AT the
y. suction rooms No North william, corner Franz
ot street 10Y O'Clock, general assortment Of House
fuInuIe consisting OF mahogany french bedsteads
M rh,.w hnamelled Cottage suits. Sofas Lounges
snr hedalhon Brussels Three ply aud Ingram Carpets,
.ne seven ocave Psnoorte Pier lssa Slab and
BLACK walnut Etageres &C.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th juno next, at II NJ.

The Revenue steam fropellcrs
Kankakee, kewaneo and Ashuelot.
three old built Of Che best material consisting Of live
sAk white oak locust and cedar copper fastened and
ick two mass bowsprit jbooom, foreyard. topsA and
topgAllant yards have fun suits OF sails standing and
NJ rigging complete; well found IN CD Ans anchors
hAwsers, boats, &c.
Two osciatins Engincs $3.50 inches with appurenancca
complete Tubular Boiler l5xl2 feet good order and
ss Of the best quality charcoal iron Composition pro
poAler, feet diameter.
The complete order and be sent TO
~ small expense.
Lessn m feet, breadth Of beam Is feet inches;
depth Of hold, II Feet
fnformaon regarding these given by the
undersigned hsy be examined at their dock At
Staten slnnd ocers being charge give facilities 10 all
wishing 70 inspsc, themL after Monday the Of June
ns1l HENRY A. SMYrHE,
Collector OF Gus
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Only AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
1 ses aha s'E e:
sirrI SSIDiss sTxk svfs esssyins
ns dsys calling a. Fsmoa.S: A 's' a. mo-"
sannsr Saturday Saturday June june
FULTON 90 &C H. Townsend July is.z
XkAGo 4 a% al atss Saturday. Aug ISL 1851
80. 800 Rates Passage, Payable in Gold go,
Through Tickets to London IS extra
@ nS b @ or
os na sens1So f. isrs an. 81 H. s. Co.
For further information apply e ooxsrocK. Aeon.
IA. woTrEN. Havre, General Agent ia Europe.
TICKETS ls. TS ei. sas so AZ. sss BACK
The inman line sailing semLwceky carrying the United
fHS 81 sasa.Ssy Sa%e i
SE Ey q q sdsssssy june i
and each succeeding Saturday wednesday. noon.
'''' p'e. ''''n RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail al, steamer sailing every Saturday cisr,
First Cabin. $500 sllo steerase $50
% % f Fsais ] Is g F Isason e
Passage ~ the FIRST cabin so
PASSENGERS also forwarded to Havrc. Hamburg Bremen
Steeragc passage from Liverpool or Queenstown $40 cur
Tickets be bought here by persons sending for
For further information sPP 4. BE Offices
Is Broadway. New York,
or al Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York only $2S steerage.
saturday June 20
From pier 81 East rycr. '''''1'' WY -
Cabin passage $50 and SIS Return tickets $780, gold
Passage to New York and remanccs to Ireland at low
Apply to WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN, 30 Broadway and 50
South street.
ONION AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
Passage to London Best sllo s5 and $50 currency
BELLoNA Captain i,al Dinon from New York June
ATLANTA; Captain Pinkham, from New York July TO-
5se sns on
untl further ali the steamers Of this line viii cal
passengers Tickets sold through by rail
Paris AZ % per cent less than regular rates
For passage apply to ROBERT n. CLARK, Is Broadway
For freight apply S a y Sosa 'ss ssp1swAI Agents
EXCURSION TO PARIS. ITALY, GREECE, cRIMEA.
The masaiSSsSsssiK sasT aSS7 steamship
having been elegantly etted 1t her berth At pier
East river foot Wall street. and win With the above
excursion on saTuRpAY June = a . O'Clock 2 NJ The
Leshorn Caprera civta yscchis Naples Palermo Athens
Egypt Malta caslara Palma vsientia. Madeira and Ber
mnda and the WIN have ample opportunity 70 visit
land and the Holy Land also England and the Rhine
Applications the few remaining saterooms must Be
maze % inc '0"m''s DUNCAN. III Wall street
the whole ship reserved for the accommodation Of
the passengers no cargo viii be received.
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DEM. r. THEALL, ACCTIONEER
ID HOUSEHOLD FUNIIURE' MIRRORS,
CARPETS 20

BY THEALL BRO, THIS DAY, SATURDAY, june
1867, at l0 o'clock at their Salesroom, No 81 Liberty
street. general Of Household Furniture
moved for convenience Of sae VIZ Carved rosewood and
mahogany Parlor Suits satin plush and hacloth;
Dressing Bureaus Washstand Frcnchs Bedsteads Exten
Dining Tables Chairs Lounges Sofas and Easy Chairs
Library Secretary oBokcases Desks Tables, Feather
Beds and Pillows; HAIR Straw and Husk Mattresses Sheets
Counterpanes, Lace Curtains Window Shades A large
lot OF Velvet Brussels, and Ingram Carpets Catalogues
ready.
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RY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER-HExRY H.

DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER-HENRY II.
ID LEEDS, Auctioneer, on SATURDAY, June g. At I0h
o'clock at their salesroom a3 bery street. Household Fur
Misunderstanding OF general assortment removed for the
convenience of sale, including Parlor Dining Room. Ii
brary and Chamber Furniture Velvet Brussels and Ingram
Carpets GIT frame French Plate Pier, Mantle and Oval
Mirrors and Gilt Cornces, Curtains, Parlor Suits.
bureaus Washstands Bookcases, wardrobes, &c; rose
wood and mahogany do Mattresses Pillows, Bosers, &c.
black walnut and oak Extension Tables. Bullets, Side
Tables, Eageres mahogany Suits, in hair cloth: Desks
Suits in plush Bedspreads Blankets Lace Curtains &c
Also, at " O'Clock NAB ogany frame Billiard Table with
Table with Balls Cues, Counters, &c; rosewood
s'(araDd, square and Upright" Pianos
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TOHy L. vATDEwATER, AUCTIoEERR, g CEDAR
81 sreet-Auction sale, THIS DAY SATURDAY At ~
=. Horses Wagons HArness, &c
marc, Is banda years Old can uoi In three minutes
Bay Horse thoroughbred. 10 hands, years; splendid
pc express horse.
Black Mare lts hands years: good in all harness
under saddle Also Top Buggy, city make Harness, Ao
Bay Horse BH hands Years hind 10 all harness spen
nd und0 saddle; cost 81, u0.
Brown BcreJockcs las year. sired by Messenger out
Of full bcoded Morgan. can trot IN 24v.
Top Buggy Wagon, Stivers smith. In order.
EHpre Wagon. fun spring. city made. In order.
Butcher Cart and harness. and second hand Harness
single and double. -
Kert regular sale. Tuesday. llth.
p. TRAvER, AucT1oNEER. SELLS THIS DAY,
81 lO O'Clock. AT 5 Canal street, general variety
Of Fancy Goods Lsces, Embroiderics Rboons veivets
Trimmings, 40
r ). HENRY. ACcTIoSEER, WILL SELL ON TUES
81 DAY June II O'Clock A. NJ. at ais West Fortv
fourth street Ninth aud Tenth the enrs
Twelve Horses, sound aud kind.
Five Close Coaches In excellent order.
Eight sets OF superior Double Harness
Static Utensils, kc., nc.
Good win and Lease of ave Of the above
Stable sale peremptorv Stable keepers and others I'll
ind this sale worthy Of their attention, everything VII
he possey sold 70 the highest bidder No possponement
on account Of weather.
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ID xucrioSEERs ANb COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Smith Nixons block, ll6 Clark street. Washington
CHICAGO.
Cash consigned for SALE Regular
days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Accounts
rendered day after sale Outdoor saes promptly
attended 10.
REFERENCES.
w. r. Coobangh, ESQ President u n Bank 100 Lake
J. n Adsitt ESQ. Banker ~ Clark street
VIM H. Park, ESQ., Agent Bank of Montreal ~ La Sale st.
Nessrs Johnson Spencer Co, Hardware Importers, ~
Lake street.
yaA Warrack ESQ., European Manufs Agt 81 Dearborn
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7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN wANTED-foR THE
IL stage Also an entire Company, for the West. mmc
d.aseir AIRY 70 DAVIS &C, theatrical Agency, "
Bsseessr street.