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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-16
THE DAILY NEWS.
A Beaten Army.
BY OWEN MEREDITH.

We have struck our last blow, we have spent our
And wa pour here in protest the last drops of life
AI-save man's honest risht-we have lost they
And theirs is the triumph where ours was the
strife.
Ours the blood on the bastion; our foemans' the flag
there;
His, the soil Of our BIRTH ours, the grave he In
suits;
And our brave dead are dumb while their murderers
of crimes praisea on earth for successful results.
Be it sol though right trampled be counted lot
And that Sass for right which is evil victorious,
Here where virtue is feeble, and vlliany str3ng,
'Tis cause, not the fate Of cause winch is elo-
rious.
Here, where heroes are vanquished, where robbers
whore the wronger the judge is-from Caesar to
ssorued Justice, preceded no more BY her hctors,
Appeals for escape from the axe and the rod
Be it 80 we are saved thus from mans obligations
For mans mere success, to the means which de-
duct
From pune ruth just so much as is owed to rela-
with chance, for what chance sives-this worlds
usufruct
vi.
Earth's success, af the purest with stain OF the
earlhy,
Leaves the white worth Of truth where it touches
it less;
But what worth has success in the cause that's ur
worthy?
We have fsiled? Be it so! We are pure Of sue.
cess
VII
And 30 man puts upon us no claim, to dimiI lsh
Onr,claim upon God-whlch ls perfected thus;
Here our least gain begins where their greatness
must finish;
VIII.
Graves are better than crowns thus. Oh, ever and
ever .-.r
This bartering Eternity's bfrthright to Time
God, We give thee, unblemished, our frustrate en-
Easth, We leave thee, unchalepged, thy share in
s= mans crimel
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice at
Charleston, for the week ending OCTOBER Is,
1853 and printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
HFPersons calling fos Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
% Office hours from ga. N. tosP.M NJ. On Sum
days, from to Pm.
STANLEY G. IRorT. Postmaster.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
October Is.
october 16
OC"UCV 10
DOMESTIC.

BOsroN-per schr H,rriet Thomas-31O bales Up
land Cotton, 2.9 casks Clay, 569 bags Rice Flour,
6s tons Iron, &c, "a bales Rope, tags, &c, SoJ
bbis Rosin, 100 tons Phosphate Rock, boxes
Preaaryes. 500 % feet Dry B ards
NEW YORK-Per steamship Chaupion-l26o Dales
Upland and 6 bales Cotton, 14S tierces Rice;
zoo empty Barrels, So bales Domestics and nd
Yarn, 457 packages Fruit 65 bundles Paper; "
packages Sundries. 49,. Per steamship Cuares-
ton-% bags and 1893 bales Upland Cotton,
100 terces Rice, Q. bales Domes!ics. ITO packages
Fruit, 80 packages sundres, Horses Mule
..... Per steamship Saragossa-ls bags and
sss bales Upland Cotton. ITO bbis Rosin, o3 tcs
Rice, 2s peakages Dried Fruit, "a uales bones.
tics......Per schr G. Ireland-25,0oo fcet
Sawed Lumber 100000 feet Timber. Per schr
WR Beebee-S0. 900 feet Lumber, 125O0O ieet
Timber. r......Per schr n " Smita-SS7 bales Up
land Cotton. $50 casks clay. 600 feet Lum
ber A casks Wine, 18 bass Roots. box Shuf,
G packages Furniture. Piano. 1s empty Bar
rels, 20 empty Carboys
BAITImORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-577 bales
IJplsnd Cotton 81 ba es Yarn. 10 bales Rigs, IL
tierces Rice, rolls Leather. 8 bales Hides, 400
bushels Corn, 10 hhds Bones SA2 packages Dried
Fruit, 8 casks Clay, bbls Nlval stores, 40 pa K
aces Sundries. =. Per schr L Baylis-650
tons Phosphate Rock.
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Patrick, Kate
| Parker, Mrs G A
Roberts, Mary 3

Z @RCAs "Ao ~ -
Roberts, Mary 3
Rodgers, Ann
Roos, Miss L
Remley, Miss Z
Ryan. MrJ Thos
Stevens, Sarah
stewart, Miss Ma
Strong, Mrs W F
Scott, Emma j
Scott, Sarah
Seal, Molly
Seymour. ur.Miss II
Sh,rer, Annie E
Sinnett, Mrs E
Spencer, Miss L
Smith, Mrs v
Smith, Mrs G
smith. Mary
Simons, Lncy
Turncy. Miss S
Tones, Miss T
Touhey, Mrs j III
Sullivan's ISL
and
weinberg, JUN
WInkler, Mrs F ]
Wilson. Mrs II
Williams, carrie
Williams, Susan
Williams, Susan
;
Williams, Betsey
Williams, Miss j
Younge, Mrs P
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won1EN,S LIST

Her!ot, Ellen
IHiggens, Mary
Hanson, Mrs A
Eo@e. Sarah 8
Jervey, Mrs T D.
johnson, MIS- E
johnson, Sarah
Jenkins, Mrs c
Jones, Annet
Jones, Mrs A
Johlken, Miss c
'Einlo:h, Mira r
Kennedy, Eliza 1
Lewis, Mrs A
|Lennehan, Mrs j
Lockwood, Mrs |
T J |
Lord. Sarah Ann
Massey, Mary
|Mertens, Mrs L
Michel, N G
Morris, Mrs B 4.
Morte, Miss b
Murray, Annie
Myers, Alice
Myers, Miss G
Myer, Miss b
Myer, Miss Mex
Mex Keuver, Lou
.U'Neil. Mary
Pritchard, SARAH
Powell, Dlanna
Portee, Mrs E A !
.Pinknev. Miss Cl
Perry, Flora |
Palmer, Kate ]
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 14-TUnpENTINE-Mar
ke has declined 10 cts, with sales OF only IS bbls, at
So for soft, q go lbs.
SPIRITS lURpESTINE-Has ruled quite active to-
day and shows an advance of laa2 cts Sales Of 81
bbls 40 cts go do at Il cts, and 2O6 do at AZ cts
per gallon.
RosN-sales of only 16l bbls at 81 10 for strained
aud No. .
TAR-69 bb,s changed hands at s2 80 p Dbl.
COTTON. Is q shade lower, and Is bales sold t221s
cts for good ordinary, 23s cts for low mlddhng AM
"a cts for middlpg
HAY-sales from wharf of 10 bales North crn at 80
cts q 100 tbs.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, October ,-CoTToN,-The receipts
to-day amounted to % bales, with shipments OF l6
bales. The sdles were as follows: 2 b lies good d.
nary at 2c do good ordinary at 81 1sc do at 22c
do low middhng at 22c do ut 22Nc; do at 227ac
We append:
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September ], 1868. GO
Received to-day. Observation-Disclosures. ...... z!
Receive previously ................,...l4 .l44
166
Total. ...'....'..'' ~
Shipped to-day .....................d 10
S1'fF~N 151
s,oo, On ,ona IS
TopAcoo-We note the receipt of hhds tonacco
by James Wheeless l. Co.
WHEAT-Very ii tie Offering We heard OF So es
Fl ON store to-day of small quantity OF amoer 1or
go SoIos NJ ANN hn nshels in sack Of S6c.
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Porcher, Chas P
Potter, eter
tcol'dl
Police. Francesca
pranse, Wilhelm
Pratt, Nathanie,
Jr
Quin Ian, John
Randolph, b F
Redpath, DC
siT111T--, Samuel
(butcher)
Rivers, Lewis
Rome, B III
Rosenstein, Her.
min
Ryan, Edward
Schneider, Mons
Theodore
SchnaarS, Dierck
Schumacher, a
D
Semcke, ] E
.Shether, S or
George
Simmons, c 6
.Sherson, George
Siniall, Chas A
simmons, Chas
Sims, Frank
Sinoos, John S
>lattery, Thomas
Spralow. James
Snlpe, Paul
Spohr, Edward
Spencer, W b
Stonbing. Otto
Tencken, j q
rhurber, Il Z &
Co
Turner, Henry
Vanartsdalen.
Geo W
Won Hartea, AL
bert
watchens. Bales
Watson, William
West, ] C
West, Henry L
Go
Wmte, CnarieS "
Witte, NJ
Wise, B A
Withers, VIM
Will ms, Ed
ward
Williams, Oliver
Wohlers, John q
Wood, Warren
Wright, John B
WE5Shtinst0n' 9
Young. George
'Zimerma1, Vim
zenz
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financial aub Commercial.
The Charleston Money marke

The Charleaton money WurKet'
THURSDAY, October Is, 1858.
Money is very tight. and as much as ~ and per
cent per month has been paid by borrowers In the
bill and stock market but little has been done prices
however, generally tend upward. South Carolina
railroad shares have been bought at 4S, and Sllooo
old State bonds have been sold at CO. State secur-
ties are in better demand Bank OF the State bills
have advanced.
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o560 bales Upland from Mobile ...... bales, from
Charleston 1888 bags sea Island and ia bales up,
land, and from Savannah 260 bags Sea Island ~ ana
-. bales Upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida Texas and saSannan.
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Allston, Miss q
Bally. Miss Z
Bannon, Mrs p
Beaudrot,, Ann
1esthan. Miss C
Burnet, Eliza NJ
Bolan, Miss P
Burden, Ann
Brown, Mamie 3
Casey. Miss d.
Chaplin, Mrs B
A -I.sjs2i Z.
Chapman. Jennie
Clarke, Kate
Cooke, Mrs T
Cordes, Miss 7
Collins, Mary
Chisem, Mary
Dehon, Mrs VIM
Dixon, Carrie
Dunneman, Mrs
@
Ferguson. ge Mrs r
Frink, Mary D
Fraser. Jane NJ
Frazier, Mrs L
Gibbs, Mrs g "
Goddard, Mrs E
Grant, Sarah
Grant, Annie
Graham. Jane
Hsppoldt. Mrs q.
HENDRICKS, Mary
Head, Mrs B
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Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad,
October Is.

1T bales Cotton, boxes Tobacco, Rough Rice
Stock. Mdze, &c. To Campsen & Co, Bischoff &
Co, Strauss & Vance, a Quacken5ush, q Bar:
ney, " Bee & &C, W Ryan, j Scbirmer, Ravenel
& Co, Mowry & Co, S johnson, Walter & Co. Will
liams Co, Thurston & Holmes, Reeder & Davis,
Fraser s. Co, NJ Geraghty. Frost & Adger, Kendall &
Dockery, Caldwell & Son, Foln, q " Clark Co,
kirkpatrick & Witte, G W Avlnger, and Order
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
October Is.
565 bales Crtten 11s bales Domestics 23o bushels
Rice, cars Lumber. cars Stock. 10 Railroad
Agent, Frost Adger, G Williams & Co, Caldwell
& Son, Goldsmith l. Son. Cohen. Hanclel & Co, L D
DeSaussure Holmes, Waities & X, Mowry & Co, T
Cart, Pclzer, Rodgers & Co. W " Smith, Bollman
Deweo,, q Hoppock, W Dowlng l. CO, r Mil
Ter, Johnston, Crews & Co, W MkeIl, G Walter
& Co, wardlarw & Carew. Claqhorn, Herring Co, E
Wiss. Jefords & Co, Thurston L. Holmes Br.die
{; Co, J II Pringle, " Ryan, Sloan, Ave-
ri NJ Ansel.
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Ferguson, Mrs K

Aldrich, Or T r
Arms, W 81
Artson, LOWS
Ashhy, Lewis
Baker, 7
Barnes, J B
Barrent, James
Bal. Richard
Becker. Edward
RischoH,J G VII.
hsini
Blake, WIN E
Black, IL a
Brewer, Daniel
Brown, John g
Brown, Joseph
(col'dl
Burdow, Lewis
(col'dl
Bullwinkel, JohI
Bursdorf. Angus
Cammer, James
Casson, VIM 81
Calder, 81 T
Cepeds, ] 6
Chumaoeiro, II !
II
Churchill, NJ 3
Clsuss, Beury
Clsgett, VIM u
Cotchett, Charle'
Credon, VIM O
Cross William
Creaser, Thoma'
Cumming, Cha
Dahrs, Larl
Bennes, jackson
Deitz, Louis
Dohlan, W O
Doyle, Frank
Eden, Ben
Ellis, Benjamin
Epstiu, Master
D
Farlin. John s
Ferguson, Msjo
John
Forbs, John T
Gsynop, John ]
Goodkin, Chss
GOT, James
eraser, Adam
Griffin, Capt E
W
Green, Nelson
Graf, Patrick
Grunthal, Isi-
dore
Gum, Bernard
Gyles, Thom,s
-H!a.yne: B Bre-
ward
Hann & Co
Haile, John
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, October 10.
vEscsLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1No
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loadng-James Adeer Il Co.
Falcon 672 TONS Horscy, ut Union wharf, for Balti-
more, loading-Courtenay Trenholm.
SHIPS.
C Winthrop, $40 to-s, Stuart, at Atlantic wharf,
to load for Liyerpool-Pattcrson Stock.
Owego. 913 tous, Post at Atlantic wharf, from Ne"
York, discbarging-W Smith Co.
BARKs.
RG Dodg-, 33S tons. thompson, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia loading-d Bnker Co.
John Peirce 100 tons, Melville. at Bennetts wharf,
for the West Indies, loding-J Enslow Co.
BRIGS.
Alice Lea POT tors, Foster, at Central wharf, for
Philadelphia loading-H F Baker l. Co.
Neuyitas IG9 tons -, at Southern wharf, from
Matapzas, waitiug-J Ensow & Co.
Cardigan iBr 1s9 ions. Kelly at Vanderhorst whari
from Liverpool, discharging-Ravenel Il Co.
SCHOONERS.
Harriet Thomas. 475 tons Robinson, in the Stream,
for Boston, ready-W Roach.
Ida Richardson 1:6 tons Bcdell. in Ashley hlver,
for Philadelphia, loadng-H Baker l. Co.
D N HAWKINS. o96 tons. Wyatt at Adgers wharf, Tor
Boston, o1ding-W Roach
Ida pella, 279 tons, = at Central wharf, from bos
ton, discharsing-W Roach.
L Buylis, - tons, Dayton, in the Stream Tor
Baltimore, ready-W Roach.
N " smith, 295 tons, Tooker, al AdSer's wharf, Tor
New York ready-W Roach.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON
Full Moon, 1st hours 49 minutes, evening
Last Quarter, 9Th, hour. 6 minutes. morning.
New Moon, 18th. homs. 5S minutes, evening.
First Quarter o3l hours 81 minutes, morning.
Full Noon. 31st, 5 hours. 81 minutes, morning
2 OCTOBER .,... SUN s,.,. a1oos MOON xaeEa. aIsH
II Monday.... c.. 4 6..29 2..l6 4..46
13ITuesday.... g.. 6 5..2S 3..G B.. AZ
Il Wednesday,, g.. g 6..27 S..29 V..3,
15lrhursday... G.. G 5..25 Sets. lib
16,Eriday. .... g.. z 5..2+ ell g..
II Saturday.. G.. 8 5..23 6..58 $50
lslSunday..... G.. Q 5..92 IA 9..2o
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE.-wATcHEs DIAMONDS AND
"A Jewelry. M. CHRlSTALAR d son, Auctionoexv
First Regular Monthly sale,
Tuesday, May IL, nj 1u5p O'Clock,
No. Park place, three doors from BROADWAY.
Gold Hunting straight line patent full jewellsd Levers.
Gold Hunting double time nickel movement Watches
0c.d Hunting Duplex and Cbronomster Watches.
Gold Hunting AUericap, Erery and bartlett Watches
silver Hunting Dctat bed and Patent Levers.
Is and 10 caraf Guard, Vest and Cba,e.aine Chains.
Diamond Ruby, Pearl, tarnet aud kruscan Jcwelry In
sets brooches Earrings RIMS bracelets, s,uds and Hut
tony Silver Plated Table Spoons Forks,
silver Plated Cr.t, and Wine Stands; Engs and
Ivory Table Cutlery
SstalpQ,,s "A
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VlAoN oALE
of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

In the town of Danville, VIr-ina.
On "Wednesday, May ~, will 10 sad at public auction,
without serve that aable property known the anvil
New Hotel eleant new i've SO bros building on Main
lot 10 X1S72 feet nit all the modern Improve
ments for first casa hol and cont ming eehty-sevcn
IA addition " large parlos dining nail The oca-
ton OF the best Virginia for hoel The house
opened and wei kep would secure at once from
1t viii certainly be Sold Terms thirt cash balance
eix TIVE months, with Interest satisfactorily secured
win be so the and place the Storehouse and
Lot adonns valuable property For irther Information
address John NJ JOhnstOn E Cashier First National Bank,
uanYile. NrgInia.
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by CHARLES HoHLE SBERa, hrcrioNEER.-Er, g.
ID giant Household Furniture, tubs day ~ vcocN, Nv
and AZ sAth avenue, ccg nI black walnut far9r suns w
B,sieads 1recn rep sat, black walnut wnshstanus a,t
Cdls cnson Table, Cottage suits, usscls am w.
tarycs, Oio u, hair Sarssca, hnunS, ACE ou'a'4s'
Sha Steel hngravrgs, COckery, Kitchen ot.rns, "V'
sae commences ~ No 4sd, Fun particulars IN csss"A"e'
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-,.,-,~~.- SAILS AT AUCTION .,..>>o,.-..-~
TRY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUcrIoNEER.
HH5sy xhb NEEDS 4HHs x SCI &sS y sSs
Ar's o'iEE2 lDs AZ zzfa al sEsSlf At rHH
60 i;ii;i ;s'h street,
Jf +, rSpsey VIM Brown.
S,;s ss;sss., other" s ss s;$.
fine collection OF Sncsnt Pictures By cessrsed
evenings previous
lY JOHN MORTIMER, A criONEER-LEwIs NJ.
At ~ ococs dweas so Eighth syenas sss, . May H.
ssSr AND streets, sn all
o sit ras french Snd ps Pier apS.:
sSd SSpss
In scarlet ~ round
Seas SSrn.as sS s:s
Tables sa' e csrrsiSs ana Iisiarss Iron
sa VII '' rssdy
DEM. H. sEIxAs, AUcrIoNEER, WILL SELL AT AUG;
ZION Monday May Hat 10 ocoss,s.s INV No Ws.s
niWrs eonsn IL part Of me s sh tapestry brussels
tel Mir ars, manie ocE and Ornaments rosewood Parior
S %srS Chair. iHp ans p
mahogany sofa Chats Be tsteaas Mareases Lace Cur
Also one splendid grand action rosewoo
ton Davies make, nearly cost VI, xu0 Also one
Wheeer Wilson Sewing Machine In good order; all OF
which win be sod without reserve to cose the trust
J)Y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID AN IMPORTANT .MOVhL
to ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post of0ce,
the town ouee OF
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELLS Horse Auction Mart
Our ONCE conveniently located for merchants
and business
Entries purchases Turnouts Teams Road
Horses Business Horses Phaetns COues, lsOa and Trot
ting Wagons o. descriptions be ma e either at our
down town office, 80 Nassau the Post oce,
mt horse auction and liz East Thif
teenth street, near Fourth u. eaue.
ON TUESDAY NEXT, MAY u, AT Il O'CLOCK, =
at Our mart lib asst ,hirtoenh street,
n addl 10 1 O,uc will
YWO ELEuANT PRIVATE ESrABLISHMENrS
Also leafu Miniature Horses imported direct from
Calcutta, 10 AMI IL hands high kld AMI tue IN al hlrnesst
excellent saddle; the linens OF
bloc, In la Ponies offered in this market.
Gan be at our mart.
We never postpone u account of weather.
DY j. EDWARD BfLAVDr, AUCIIONEER.-WILL
ID sell by auction Wednes hay, nj III ocock, at
$40 Broaiway, general assortment o. HOUSEHOLD
Furniture, Carpets sc.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO.--GREAT ANNUAL
ID uf Carpets MONDAY, May II, at L. o'clock NJ,
the StosroOms, of WilOushby and Pearl
Streets kyn balance OF the pidtei catalogue com:
prism about 275 lots and in ad iUn all the Car cts ana
Oclohs which be receive up to l: o'clock ON Monday
DY CHARLES HoHLRNBERG, ACCTloNEER.-raIs
ID day at " clock, III West thirty third str " stock
and FiS OF Tine Grocery, we'll stocked fosi sale
SpecuI 10 In tied.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE,
N HOLD FURNIl URk to he sold In BROOkLYH.
4. Is. BLEkCkkk " SCHOOLEY Will sell at auction, the
and elegant Household Furniture, carpets coaaine
In the large three ory stone house No. IL ast ia nc
1913 O'Clock a. ~ Catalogues viii be ready on Wednesday
the the aiconeer No. 70 Pine street New ok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-11

DRIAN H. MULLER, AuCTIoNEER
"A Auction sale OF Valuable Property Bleecker street.
Sixth avenue Nnseh, N,netyhrst Sneyhird and Ninety
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS co. win sell
At auction "Wednesday 49, at II O'clock At the Ex
change, Sa esroon II broAiway;
Beecker streethe Lot land with the three story ana
brick House beecker street,
between Mott and Mulberry and known No ~
being 20 feet inches width by lU feet inches In depth
sixth avenue1he Lot OF Land with the four story brick
Store and Dwelling thereon situated on the cas-. OF sth
feet nOrh OF street. known No.
as store feet inches by IS feet first noor 10 feet
above Lot 1J0 feet.
Nneeth slreetThree Lots, with the and half story
frame House thereon north side OF nneteh street. .0
feet of Third House ~ by IS feet at extreme
points has gas Lo each Is by feel inches
Ninety street-Two Lots with the two and half
side Of aine,y-rs street. l25 feet west OF Third enue
House s % by over SO feet filed In Stable 70 by " feet
Lots each 2, by lou feet inches.
Ninetyth and Ninety-fourh streesSx Lots three OF
them north side OF Ninety third and three south OF
Nnetyorh street. $50 feet east Ut Third each - by
/ 0 feet inches.
Mans At olice al auciiopeers.
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A GREAT SALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT FANCY
n Goods-By LEANIff, sIREBElts N 4 co, clinton
Ia AstOr place, Nednesday evening" May H. at 4 o'oOok
iargo Invoice of rich China, ROME, PArin aud Boe
milan glassware, Just impoue consisting ia par CHINA,
Tea and ioLel sets Bronze Satna groups and froie
Ru Ia Vases &C Marble ClOc6s Bohemian IiAas fases,
Card neceves Man,el Ssts, Wine Botlcd 30 Catalogues
ready, 0ovds on exhibition Monday mornp-,
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CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCr1ONER RS OFFfCE $50
IA Bvwery sells this day, commencing nj l0p o'clock. nj
356 leccker street. near Perry genee furnre OF family
Declining housck coping consisting OF walnut aud other
Tables Bedstcads, mahogany Bureaus, Bedstea
Bcdsteads; cane chairs Mirrors Hair and other
Mecsses, Feather Beds piiows quantity BEDDING sheets
pillows srs Comfoiterr Blankets Com OIL Fain
nss steel Engrlvng Carpets, Oiclohs COokey, fine cut
jery Stoves indow shades, &o Bayers dealers Invited
CAMPBLLLa Jr., salesman.
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A UCTION NOrICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOX
IA Housekeepels. Over $50 lots of
Magnificent household Furniture
Velvet, Brussels, Insrain Carpets;
lle ant rosewood octave PiAnoforte,
Beautiful Paror and Library Suits
Works of Art, Bronzes, Vases, Figures, Statuary
Fine collection of Oil Paintings,
lMOndAy morning, at IVY O'CLOCK
vt the elegant residence ~ West street. between Filth
aud Sixth This will be the largest richest sale %
this Reliable In attendance to cart or pack
goods for purchasers at reasonable charges vevet Brussels
lngran Carr brocate and Lace Curtains ronze Chanc
crs pier and mane Mirrors magnificent PaIior SUITS
covered with the richest description OF French satin brocaie
and top, and pier Tabes two osewoo
Eta eres Bookstan Stands, Bookcase, Writing
Desk, Turkish Chairs and Lounges, magnificent seven
octave rosewood ano ore four round corners richly carved
legs and Stool and Cover Canterbury, 100 lots
beautiful arlor Ornaments, Orks OF Art Clocks bronzes-
Richard L., kdwariIIl, nazeppa, Antelope Hunters Mus
Paran sevres aud China Vases on Paintings by eminent
artists AMI walnut s eads bureaus hstanas
Commodes spring Mattresses, Beds Linen, Chairs
Sofas Lounges, ockers covered with haircoh and rep
Cur aims Mirrors Tea and Extension Tabes Buffet Dining
Chairs rch cut cysa class ami China Ware silver plated
Coee aud Tea Sets, Casters Toe Pitchers spoons, ForA
China Tea and Dinner Sets voy Table Gallery, N. b..
Take Sixth Seventh avenue or n. ersi place cars
d. uct
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EDWARD sCHENCK WILL SELL AT AUCTION on
TIL KSpAY MAY u AZ 10 O'CLOCK, At

STAMFOND. - ---,,--- --.x,-
walk OF he dcpo4. We shall sell % pnhfc auction ON the
r~nes Tuessy May ~ adb o'clock p NJ the large uc,hc
ar,nd hose contains Is with every modern
nience marve msnels, hot and cold water, furnace,
bath stationary tabs nine marble wash stands burglar alarm,
sc nuu I. worthy the attention OF Gentleman
In aud winter resi- icnce also
OF ABOUT ivincg above Mapa aud
further particulars WITH Harding SMITH, Stamford al tue
ollss OF auc,loneers.
MALLORY, BLACkwBl.LS Co, IS Liberty street.
VJM. Writer'S, Al CriONBER, SELLS his BAY, AT
w two O'clock at 81 Canal street, Furniture, &c, from
families aud others owing tariJ suits Chamber s1's,
hue els and beduns, l1r Mattresses french plate, phr,
ovsl aud maniet hnrOr, three rosewood Pianos, cay,
torsing ard other thairsi Warirouer flymptpn net
tteads Lounges, Etagervs, bookcase Cina O'Ass Sver
Ware Stoves Desks 4eseaynye eighty re second Maud
CaLea are OF vi CiOths, Matass, altu tstiuus Otnr
goods 10 suit antilles dealers. Ne pAehcd an
psd Ply doren seat thsrs
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C,TOsE 40 WASHINGTON sTRBrT--NEAR DrS-
- urosscs street ~ ole butiias, x2l in trs rate
orer IA, ~ 10 tr aau' suta,e foi any business. Apply
anis,s
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RIO LET-A BASEMENT FURNISHED OR UEFUR-
1 nthul, suitable ior ply sician dentist; also fur
ishe lar ors Id .oois, to Gentlemen only Apply at %
Alily
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ITO LETS OR 2T WATER STREET, NEAR FULTON
Terry, win VI "hous steam Power Apply at 9 alter
street.
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STCI les To LE1--hT 81 UNION SQUARE. INQUIRE
- premises o. J. W. BILL.
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CTORE 10 u TAT 2is CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE
- aries Ho'e ilrst toor ANA basement, a2xjo Apply
Ia the stoga.
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no LhT-A CORNER BASEMENT on BROADWAY
4 ANT mty street.. only eliza per month Fixtures
sud Furniture Tor sae cheap. Inquire OF T. GAlGE Isl
Eroa WAY.
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RIO LEr-FuOR We " NICE STUDIOS; ALSO A FINE
Room suitable for dentist doctor
iiquire % =. FHANKLIN, % Union square, between
Broadway and unyersi, place.