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The New York herald., 1868-05-28
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY % 1865 TRIPLE SHEET

moderate AZ the old mess was quoted
weak at 2l ~ AMI new do S2o 37L The were 2o0)
b0is at S % x2S for old messhe price for small
f3A SS 30 for mess, $93 for extra prime
and $4 70 $24 D. for prime Live hogs only
eratey active and rather ioyer selling at sc a9c for
but steady At $ie $9o 10 fog plain $40
extra do nerce beef dull nominal OF beef ham he
sales were unimporant and prices nominal Cut
were uae more active at about former prices anoie
spoudea, l5c l3c.; smoked Do, lac. 15,6c nickIed
hnm ,3c A74c; smoked do, l9c 20c, and r9e do
&c 70 The sales 2l0 packages Bar on was dull
and and nSmina a 4Hc for cuberiau cut, isc for
Tue 6asnsss IN lard moderate and pr ces were lower
,he sales being 500 bbls at lssc. l9c Tor No. Kettle
PErRoLruM--Crude, in bulk was in ,yh. der.rd I'm,
steady at Yesterday prices, viz lSc l8Sc small lot
sold a. the latter price; also 500 bts In bbls) sold
at i74c; For bonded the DEM md was extremely
,EnH and g5css wsrs heavy and lower standard white
iSr July a. Sac and 500 DO forhe tsl haK private
IN Philadelphia the market guiet heavy Sales 1900
bb standard white for The rs half July nA &C. sellers
option, and late yesterda5 lso0 do for June at asc
NICE certnued quiet out Steady Sales 10 bags Carolina
atNac. We quote R.ngoUn In bond SIC. 4hc., gold.
sSEps,An kinda We're di but steady at the quotations
sUsAR.-The market qor raw though quiet ruled firm,
closing At l5Sc for fair 70 goodfehnng The
saef were ESQ hhds IT 1sac l2c for Cuba also liz
boxes at l2c. l2xc For refined the demand continued
but the market was stedy at yesterdays quotations,
Wx:-locA lUsc for powdered crushed and granuated,
'o4c l5Xc forsc white and 14c. l61Sc for yellow
though quiet, was steady The sales 6ooao
wHIsxKY.-Reeepts, Is bbls. The market was dull and
nominal
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THE HORSE MARKET.

The fine weather of yesterday had a tendency to
induce large number of visitors to attend the horse
marts Though the attendance was somewhat
greater than has been during previous sales, still
there was less Of disposition exhibited to make
purchases The lateness Of the season has retarded
operations even in the purchase Of horse nesh though
1t s evident from the anxiety observable that pur-
chasers ore numerous but waiting for q snort
time longer before they will invest. Below will he
found the transactions at the which took place
yesterday:--
II. A.. wErKB
Kentucky mare, 155 hands high six $3.50
horse Morgan stock 10 hands hih six Old $50
dappe ID hands high
threeqarter thoroughbred sorre Id hands high,
pair of black horses hands high ak years old $50
There were Others put up for sale, but on account
OF receiving no bidders they were Withdrawn.
@. HENRY.
dun California mare Eve old. 1896
bay horse, lb19 hands high, kind in all harness. 1877
last uotting sorrei horse YOU
A pair sorrei carriage horses 140
cream colored mare six years old s5
horse, years old 1io
Pohy
The bidding was very tame and some of the ami
mails put up were passed on account OF the lack OF
bidder. a number or carriages Of various kinds
were sold at fair prices.
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There was another decided break in the wheat market
mediate u decline was receipt kilograms
sSn S% pSas Sa sssr g. s:iss S sDSs ss
:sfs Hs
Ior No spring, Including small lots high 80 % s
Sl Viii: 9" 1:s %si s,':fss ss Ds
90 sSna; q California Gdr was nominal at about ~
gias, @ Ssspss R as s!s.ns & tsr 'sss ssm
SsSst iSGS Ssshs. u Ss Western
ana viz K ss. Of soss S.'s
e n ;'2,e GO Rye 10 moderate demand Sale.
d gnesansed Barley malt, though quet was steady
E'ssf isss e:
bushels % grain lG's a. @ 3d. 80 800 Tass' sSis rc. at
SsSos gSs9 q cases ca ss e.PSssm @ "' az Is ca
S % 5sgo rs North German ship 800 ons from ST.
ers Sn % foi orders % dscSsrred sS"s a.
soo & ss ro es AZ xs Sn. xS e Sss q s:s
s Worth Germany brig, 22G TONS Malaga, general
GuSS rioTuwe heard of no further sales We quote
guSSY saes were dull aud norulna, at Isc lsc
at ec shppps aese ~ Sssnd % m 4 sna s prices were %
for long rye SSw ana short 40. '''' ''
svis eaSp aaf gRr'sGcsr G s
GhsrIse ws da s and umss.psoa ,S We
Manlr aaprs ,vss wsT, &c. &C., iTSe w Ssc sSss DO
ary ,sed MsismC At la ged sscciion aud $50
anr lGds RTls's sSsTsss ysTa ssns s
c l04 do al &c., Porto Rico 55c and 30 do Cuba
muscovado nj DC. " ~
NAVAL sToRKsTber was fair business done IN ,,,r,s
turpentine at about prev Gus prices, mage,
5Oc. The snles were 25o bbs 4er Zoe sinssost
oil at the latter prices 80 do. $shpng order at Sic ana 100
prices but other kinds were vSs negecied but steady
Sales 80 bbls good strained " 80 $50 bbs No a.
n sb We quote :C9mmop It, Nnsd, &3 lsa $500! good
DO, sS25a s3 soi No o. SO g7Ms No; Nol 81 s7 sssi
.% ;s9i = T%s msasss and not
There were sales Of 800 gallons for J~ delivery at 81 H.
oayers option crnshs price was u IA Other knds
p.vyricSsE Receipts ~ to,s beef and DO pcrN, The
or porR coRnusd " decline end shc koan. VI burt
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A MAX BAYERsDORFER, ATCTIONEER, OFFICE 81
"A: BIBLE HOUSE, SELLS THIS DAY, THU RsDAY,
STORY BROWN STONE RESIDENCE, 207 EAST TENTH
STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE.
Comprising superb rosewood Paror Suit, richly carved
Mirror and handsome cornice octave, agrae
richly carved Pianoforte marble top Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpes two handsome French Mante Clocks
Paintings Engravings richly walnut cham
Der Suits Har Mattresses, Feather Bedding, Ocoths Stair
Carpets black walnut Extension and other Tables Chairs
Croeksry Farnitra Cooking Utsnsis &e All
the above nearly having been In short time
Catalogues ready day of sale.
UCTION NOTICE.--A RARE OPPORTUNITY ron
II Housekecpers ...I-+
v., Over $4,000 worth Of elegant Household Furniture
Elegan rosewood four round Pianoforte
Beautiful Parlor and Library Suits
Works Of Art Bronacs Vases, statuary, &c. |;
Fine collection Of OIL Paintings NJ y
This day (Thusday, May 9s morning at o& O'CLOCK pre-
csey 81 the elegant resdence l9 West Eighth street.
tween Fifth Sixth avenues Velvet Brisses ineran
Carpets Brocatel and Lace
Mirrors four magnificent Paror Suits with the rich
est description French satin bocate and reps Eta
ceres Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges top Tables
walnut Bookcases, Writing Desk, Corner and Book
Stands magnificent rosewood Pianororte, Stool and
Cover; over 200 lots rich parlor Ornaments Works Of A
Hunters Musicians La Poesie LHstoire Knlghts Figures
&c stauary Lava China Vases oil Paintings by emf
nent artists rosewood and walnut Bedstesds Wash
Chairs Rockers Lounges Sofas covered with haircoh and
reps; Mors, Curtains Tea and Extension Tables, Buffet
Dining Chairs, rich cut Crystal Glassware, silver plated
China Tea and Dinner Sets ivory Table Cutlery, &C. Ice Box
and Kitchen Furniture NJ B.-Strangers wishing attend
this sale take Sixth Seventh UnversHy
place cars 10 Eighth street. Goods packed and shipped
LII FITLGRRAI.D Aucft
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THE EAST aIvFa TUNNEL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. -.,-r
In the WOri; of Sunday last, in article regard
ing an iron tubular tunnel through the East river
mot under, as alegedl my name was given as one
Of the ncOrporatOrs l beg leave to avail myself OF
your columns to advise that am not one Of the in
corpOrators, and that the enterprise s to be under
taken In the manner proposed do not desire to be.
..n CHARLES II. HASWELL.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, May 27-6PM.
BKEswAx was firm, with moderate demand; 1900 lbs.
yellow were disposed of at 4ac a 50c
CoFrEE-Rio was in improved demand and rather more
steady The sales $500 bags Bravo and 4o0 do ex
steamer Mississippi, private terms OF Laguayra $50
bags brought 6c l6c, gold, duty paid. Other
quiet. -
CoTToN.-The market duh again lower under tho
adverse accounts from Liverpool The sales limited
ss5 bales ncueing b4S for spinning 24 speculation
"A u ihe nurirr atio.,ss o----'
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-c ~ y I 65og bbs Hour i6 do and
Jag do rye. The Hour continued 20 rule duh and
heavy and the low grades nomnay lower In order 10
sell holders would have had TO 2bc least and
syen th rednc,lcn would not have induced
The hish grades In moderate
The sales were coo bbls Southern continued MET brit
hrin under light supply The sales were $50 bblp RIVE
hour steady with moderate demand sales 900 bhis
Corn meal toerab active fui prices sales 65O bbs
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Cub. It, %. 81. an, bB s,1 7B SJ or
ssSSSiSnsTs..."..s sSiSsl l........s : 8 9 9 g --.ss
Fly ca,ches- Mohawk Tracy 3; Kelly I; Davenport i:
Lennon Davey 4; samuels a-tota 10 Mutual fike ;
Calvin 3, Jewitts; flanlcy 1; Devyr 1-total ~
Out on fouls-Mohawk is; Mutual Q
Double play-"Davey" and Forkcr l. taking Martin on
i'ny," and Calvin returning 20 first base ~ - "
Home runs--Wils I.
Passed balls--Jeweit0 O.; Lennon IL.
Bases on called balls Mohawk 9: Mutual o.
umpire-Mr. Klein, OF the Eckford
Scorers-Messrs. Darrell and Evans.
Time Of game-Two hours thirty eve minutes
To-day the Atlantlcs Will parade their full nine In
game against the Eureka OF Newark at the Union
grounds. ~
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A ARoN CLAFLIN 4 CO, a5 AND 81 vEsEY STREET
~ will sell by auction,
ON FRIDAY, MAY 20,
cAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs,

As ,-.... Office $50 Bowery,
VII sell this day commencing o O'Clock at 4o2 West
hold and Kitchen Furniture together with Restaurant Furn
ture Bar Fixtures and fine stock assorted imported and
mestc Wines Brandes and Liquors of the Sherman Hotel
and Restaurant. l5 = ~ III
Furniture consists of enameed Bedroom Suits Bureaus
Bedseads, Extension and other Tables, Cane and other
Chairs Sofas Wardrobes Mirrors Washstands, Toilet Sets
Hair and other Matresses Feather Beds Bosters Pillows
Sheets Comforters, Counterpanes Carpets Oicoths Re-
fgerators Ice Box large quantity Crockery Glass Ware
Cutlery Kitchen Furniture, Utensils fine walnut Coun
ters gns mondings Lunch do back Shelving and Cases
fine coal Stoves Bar Bottles Glasses Ale Pnmps and other
Fixtures; fine Sherry Port and Caret Wines fine Cognac
and other Brandes Scotch Bourbon and other Liquors;
Sign: &C. Catalogues early u hotel dpaers
buyers, specially invited. CAMPBELL Jr., Salesman.
NB.-fhis sale 10 have been yesterday but
postponed only account of mistake in number of
j. w. &. A co.
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SALES At AUCTION.

A UCrION NOTICE.-T. b. BLBECKER 4 sCHOOLEY,
anctionsers and real estate agen S5 Pine street. New
York Real Estate Stocks, Bonds &C., auction and p
vae sale Especial attention paid to sales Of Furniture at
private dwellings,
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DJOURNED SALE OF PROPERTY OPPOSITE DAN.
"A lei Drew College, at Madison, will take place Saturday
neSt, at 10 A. NJ For particulars address e. HOLLAND
Madison, N.J av
IMMENSE LIBRARY. -T--
"A By LEAvITT, STREPEIGH 4 co.
Clinton Hall Hook Saesrooms and Art Galleries. Astor place.
MONDAY Nay % and dolSwtng days at osloek NJ
OF the late Mr. A. Smets Savannah Ga comprising Of
the most extensive and elegant collections Of Books Offer
ed to the public The Library particularly rich In early
Manuscripts, finely illuminated Mtssas and early printed
ing very valuable assortment Illustrated Works.
editions OF Standard Works. &c. Books Of each days sale
on view morning Of the sale.
A ARoN CLAFLIN CO, a5 AND 81 vEsEY STREET,
ON FRIDAY, MAY 29
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND BALMORALS,
sN Fss'sS sS9 snd Y sys s SS 81 f fS
wear now In Market and which liberal line of duplicates
Catalogues morning Of sale.
JAMES N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY MAY 20,
TwENTY-sEooNb' 8 K RESUIzR s,siEcz SPRING SALE
MANurHcruREp
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS, ~
= 800 CASES.
embracing very fine Offering of
STAPLE, NEW AND PREVAILING STYLES.
NJ BThis sale will contain very select assortment of
fresh goods received direct from the best city and
manufacturers Special attention of buyers Is Invited
o7' WM TOPPING co., Auctioneers,
l.a 1Ba Church street.
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A DJOURNED SALE OF PROPERTY OPPOSITE DAN
IA lei Drew College, at Madison, will take place Saturday
neI at 10 A. NJ For particulars address z. HOLLAND
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pY WILLIAM r. EAsTTY, AUCTIoSBBR- THURS
40 day, May 2s and following dVs at O'clock NJ, BY
porter cnprshs french China Din yer And Tea Sets Toe.
DiIons sheffield Plate, Parsan GRANITE Ware ivory handled
knives, Crystal Ware vaioary BchonNen Glass; Paran
ysw Sis dsy % rom 10 sP ."e " o'
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A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
"a. This day Ghursday at IL O'Clock, at the Exchange
Salesroom, III broadway.
Continuation sale OF 20 magnificent city Lots on Central
avenue, Westchester county, about half mile from Ma
combs DAM The balance OF this property, comprising
tween 400 and 200 city LOTS being part OF the
tract lying both sides of Central
HOTEL The land lies beautifully.
Title indsputable Half the purchase money
mortgage
Napa a n Cedar street.
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seHs.eex; soxnwestern presened, ,ex SO; Fort

Seh .ceH Northwestern preferred 7eH so; Fort
~yne, 1isk a11sx. FL ~
The foreign exchange market was frm. but very
dull, usual on Wednesday and Saturday. AT the
close bankers' bills on England at sixty days were
quoted at l1o llo,s; at three days, I10aS nos;
commercial bills, loe1 no. bills on Paris at sixty
days. 5.13A 6.124.
Consos ana American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
tiOned:- -'',I y ..,'t+e a
corso,s Mqyls Msyai. nega7.
i,,;noiy Rise, e,twsntes... ss aoa a. m,sa7ih 5s Ar
Erie ............ 451s 45Ia- 40 49,
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the subTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows:- - d.
Custom House. c--Sub- TreQSurV.---
Receipts Recetpts Pdynersts Balances
May 25. $4ss 604 $8e35 496 So 2e 4ea 500 9o4 759
May 26.. s67 l,585,669 1880, SEQ l0l 200 $50
May 27... 100000 7,272,577 7S7s,577 400 00a, ,oso
The exports exclusive Of specie) from New Yor k
to foreign ports for the week ending May 2s and
since the commencement Of the year compare as
follows withth in 1866 and 1867.
1868. 1851. 1883.
For the week. $2,260,S55 A,sl6222 Ss657 521
Previously rcpOrted94 19 $50 CO. las 2l6
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A M. CRIsTALAR a SON,
Park place, three doors from Broadway,
will give their attention 10 sales of description
of merch4ndse at their salssroom and
cash advances Watches, Diamonds Jewey, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes Dry Goods Carpet Warps Yarns Furniture
and Merchandise generally and viii have auction sale
every month OF Watches, Diamonds and Jewery.
CAMPBELL A CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL
"A. Friday, Thursday entire and Fixtures of
splendid Corner Grocery leading bargain
had bought privately before day OF sac disposed
OF viii be positively sold In lots TO suit purchasers Auction
eer's Office, $50 Bowery.
A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
"A. auction, at II o'clock this day. at it0 Broadway,
hands high, saddle Pony also three work Horses
depot Wagons, pony Phaeons Jages three seat
Rockaways, road Wagons, ladies' and genemen's Saddles
and Brides, Lap Robes, Whips, &c. D.
At AUCTIoN-THIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK THE
~ Stock, Fixtures and Lease Of the well known Liauor
Store A East street. oyster market foot of Delaney
Rare chance for parties wishing
store. MAX BAiERSDORFER, Auctionser
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture a private saleA the Furniture contained
in the I'VE story brown stone house West street.
between Fifth and sixth avenues-superb Drawing
Suit covered In French brocaei $3.50 for $500; one
Bookcase Paintings Bronzes, Clocks Mirrors Carpets Cur
tans Vases StatuAfy, Extension Table, Buffet China iass
Silver Ware Cutlery Linen, bureaus Bedsieads warirobes
Mattresses Bedding, Lounges Easy Chairs than halt
original The furniture has less than ave
months, and ID In perfect order.
The New York herald., 1868-05-28

SALES At AUCTION.
Try HENRY H. LEEDS AycIIoSEBR
ft HENRY =. LEEDS 4 MINER
l't rs-a on THURSDAY,
iW To-aH at Bx o'ciocS, atthe
No. 70 West Forty seventh street.
,... corner Sixth avenue,
r.sUs sss.ss S 4 Ss s L Chair; match ga
srs yosswSod octave Plane made 6y Csrs
crimson ans on Painsne covered 1sek walnut top
:nd
s
By HENRY Il HIHRy IhHEHps 49aa5ssHEn Ess5s EIsrn
q ssz szTsfSsS' & issSs' Hay
=, their sa,s:roofn, s 's'GIh Is Liberty street,
.ur - elegant
,o.s%sss mSssshilS S1.5S9a1ss, SS9Ia,;sre, l.,
eonssng general Assortmsnt convenience
q sale cds rsror Dining Room Library and G.mbsI
Pier and Aasts Mirrors rosewood 5ack walnut %shos
s % s:
TSsswood black walnut and mahogany Bsd3e:ds Bqreas
lounges Sofas and Chair. IN haai5 PlcWs'
so stair Carpets ana Rods Silver P sssd f
Elegant French China M.o Sr a. ~ nS s nnnsr
pss.sf ss orasr Received first prize At French
Exhibition, 1855. About S25 pieces.
Real Bronze and Ormolu Group, Bacchante and Faun.
:aSs S sSSe Esr AR and from the
about I4B pieces n
Two silver plated Eve light Candeabras,
Also superb diamond aa,swAre consisting Of Cham
pagne, Wine, Care Tunbers Decanters Csret Pitchers,
Sugar Bowls Cream and Water Pitchers, &C., &c.
RY ROBERT soAERvILLE, AUCTIONEER.-sALEs.
oSsRT SERy the he Pos Nce
May ~ at l0H o'clock, large assoment of Household Fur
cious room ut our Art Gasy 81 Fifth for
fence of SALE viz
COMPLETE SUITS FOR PARLoRs, LIBRARY, DIN.
ING AND BEDROOMs, IN ROSEWOOD, BLACK WAL
NUTAND OAK, MADE TO ORDER BY
LEON NARCOTIC CO.
large invoice of pier mante Mirrors from house decn.
ing business.
Also,
A superb rosewood seven octave Piano.
RY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIoNEER.sALEs
room Nassau street. opposite the Post Office ROBERT
s0MERviLLE VII sell BY anction this day, May ss a
ings, &c, the stock Of dealer declining business.
An invoice of on Paintings from Belgium
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QY HENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER.
ID LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
ON FRIDAY NAV Ar Ii O'CLOCK

AT THE SALESROOMS, ly BROADWAY,
THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK OF
Mr. ALBERT KUNZE, NO. SIXTH AVENUE.
This is positively the closing sale, and will embrace
general variety Of rosewood walnut and oak Paror Cham
Der, Library and Dining Room Suits, all made up for first
class city trade and strictly guaranteed offering
portuniy those in want Of really elegant furniture. The
Broadway.
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T BoGERT, AUCTIoNEER.
e.. f Mortgage Sale.
His Lordship's Larder,

FRIDAY, May %.
r. F. will SELL Friday May 80 Mt 10 o'clock at 40l
Broadway OF Walker street. BY Of chae
Dining Rooms known as His Lorships Larder consisting Of
large black walnut Counters Mirrors English Pumps
Silver Plated Ware, Glass Ware and Fixtures
black walnut Tables black walnut Dining Room Chairs
Cases. Casters, Table Linen Cutlery large lot Crockery
Range, Cooking Utensils, Signs, &C., &c.
JOHN X. HARRINGTON. Attorney for Nortraeee
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RY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER-sALEs
s0MERvILLE viii sell by auction this day, May ss a
ings, &c, the stock Of dealer declining business.
An invoice of on Psinsngs anti from Belgium,
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CHERIFF's sALE.-By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN WRIT
> Of execution directed and delivered will expose
20 sale at public Thursday, the 2sth day OF Nay,
1863 at II o'clock in the forenoon at the corner Of avenue
premises. JAMES O'BR1EN, sheriff.
IaNArIus FLySN, Deputy Sheriff. =.
Dated NEW YORK, May 2l 1868.
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Totals. ........r 5 8 Totals.
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r BOGART, AUCTTONEER,
q. VIII sell
THIS DAY, May %,
at 10I O'Clock, at 435 Broome street. close
Household Furniture, conssng of black wall
nut Parlor Suits In and plush Lounges mahogany
black walnut Bureaus Wsshsands solid mahogany Exen-
son Dining Tables Chairs mahogany Bedsteads Hair Mat
tresscs Bedding Carpets Crockery Glass Ware Stoves
Once Furniture, Desks, Wood Partitions, &C. "
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13
NOTICE TO PLASTERERS

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the County Clerk of 0rmsby
County for the PLASTERING AND REPAIRING
Of the Upper Story of the County Building, ac-
cording to specifications which can be at said
County Clerks Office. Such proposals will be
opened on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1s6S, at 10 o'clock AN.
The work when completed to be paid for in
irrency. The right to reject all unreasonable
bids is hereby reserved, and all bids must be de-
posted in the Clerks ONCE before the time Of
opening the bids. By order Of the Beard.
II. J. ASHMORE, Clerk.
October Z, 1895. sod
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-13
THOMAS WELLS,

Aftornty anu COunstIOr at INV,
ND COMMISSION hR OF DEEDS FOR CAL .
IFDRNIa. Office in Sweeny's Building.
He will practice in all the Conrts Of This state,
and in the Cr.u't and District Courts Of the United
States Most careful affection will be given to all
matters eutrUs, ed t. his Gale.
Ry-H lse, and Lots rented bought tandsuid en-
reasonable terms. Titles strictly investig; ted. .
couveyancins done. and collections made.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-01
Here's our Hand.

The Memphis LEDGER, always quiet,
sharp and sensible, we are glad to see,
comedies with us in regard to the Gen.
trail COMMITTEES. This is nothing more
than we expected. That committee had
no right to make any pledges in regard
to matters not specially intrusted to their
keeping by the Convention. But they
have seen proper to do so, and we hope
our highly esteemed contemporary, like
ourselves, will fight the battle out on
"the issue made at New York" leaving
local politicians the privilege of local
izing and adapting principle to whatever
state of facts may be sufficient to satisfy
their consciences. We stand upon prin-
ciple, but shall make no war upon
friends. -Knorsilk Press and Herald
That is precisely what we intend to do.
In expressing our disapproval of GER
tain position taken by the committee, we
have but intimated our own view, which
we consent that all others should do with
equal freedom. With our own record
clear, we are content our friends should
manage their canvass in their own wayo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-01
Mob Law in Kansas.

The Kansas City Times, of the 2etb,
contains the following account Of the
action of a mob in loyal Kansas" on
the night Of the 2lst inst Kansas
ought to be regarded as very good
State to emigraie to. What with
drought, grssshoppers, horse thieves,
robbers and mobs, that State is about
the next thing to the happy land Of
Canaan. This is what the last mob is
said to have done:
Last Monday night. near Mound City,
Kansss, a drove Of cattle, numbering
about fifty head, was deliberately butch
cred by a mob Of two hundred men. We
did not learn the name Of the owner Of
these cattle, but be assured our inform
ant that every steer in the lot was from
Southern Kansas and that there was no,
a Texas steer among them. The mob
surrounded bis herd. took the herdsmen
prisoners, andshen commenced scene
Of vanton and indiscriminste massacre
upon the poor brutes. After all was
over the herdsnen were released and the
mob dispersed.