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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-30

hEAFNIsss, blindness and Catarrh
~ treated with the utmost success, by J.
lsAACS, NJ. d. 0cculist and Aurisi, formerly of
lcyden, Ilolland,) No. s0j Arch street, Philad'n.
Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the
city and country sn be seen at his Office The
medical faculty are invited TO accompany their
patients, as he has NO secrets in his prnctce. Ari-
heial Eyes inserted without pain. No charge for
examinations. my21v
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Phillpsburg, Centre co., Pa,

TUE new firm Of illegal & Canoe would 70
Il spectfuy announce to their friends and
the public generally, that they have on hand
earefully-selected and we'll assorted stock of
Stoves Their variety consists Of
The CELEBRATED IRONSIDES.
Which have never failed to give perfect satisfac-
tion to the most fastidiOus of its purchasers.
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Spears
Antitrust, Niagara, Charm, Herald. de-,
with every variety Of the best
Pittsburg Manufacture.
SQ-Tho Tin and Sheet Iron ware given with
the Stoves is made Of the heaviest and bsst
material, and warranted to give perfect salts.
faction.
Their stock Of
PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES
Is larger, better and cheaper than ever before
exhibited to the public. They defy competition
either in variety, quality or price.
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BuRSs.-On Sunday, June %, JOHN BURNS, aged
"a years, OF hemorrhage of the lungs
Ills relatives and friends and the relatives and
friends OF his br0thers-n-law, Michael Costello and
Michael Shipton, also the members OF the Harrison
Guards are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
this Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from his
late residence, 400 Pearl street.
Baker.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
noon, ct one O'Clock. The relatives and rie nds OF
the family are invited to attend.
BEAIEs--on Monday, June 20. EDWARD BEALEs,
aged IS days.
The funeral win take place from the residence Of
bis parents, this Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock,
BROOKLYN, H. D. The friends OF the family are Invited
to attend.
CARnoLL.-On Sunday, June %, MARY CARROLL, a
native OF jamestown, Queens county, Ireland, aged
~ years.
Her remains win be taken from the residence OF
her brother, Bernard Carroll 1913 East Twelfth street,
New York, to Calvary Cemetery for interment, this
CIuesdayD afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CARPENTER.-Suddenly, on second day monday
afternoon June 20, TOWNSEND CARPENTER, aged 6s
years, month and 10 DAYS.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DAMBMANN.-At his residence, In this city, on
Friday evening, June 20, CHARLES +. DAMBaANN,
Funeral to take place from Calvary church, corner
Tweny-rst street and Fourth avenue, this CTuesday)
afternoon, at three O'Clock. Relatives and friends
DAvIs.-At st. Louis on Thursday, June 25, VIM.
DAVIS. son OF the late Peter Davis, Of Belfast,
Ireland.
Belfast papers please copy.
FRKHBoRN.-Suddenly, az White Plains, on Friday
evening, June %, WILLIAM A FREsBoRs, In the S4th
The relatives ana friends of the family are re-
spectfulu invited 70 attend the funeral nom the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


East Orange. Y. j., on Monday,
June - by the Rev. George B. Bacon, WM. G. EyAEs,
OF 81. Paul. Mnn.. to BERTHA, only daughter OF Ed
nind fenni, of Jersey City. No cards.
HARPER-SPISNING-0n Wednesday, June o. at
the Methodist Episcopal church, Mount Vernon, N.
y, by the Rev. Dr. W. Kelsey, JAMES HARPER to
NARY Il. SPINNING, all Of Mount Vernon, n. Y.
HEAD-DoTTBN.-On Wednesday, June IL, at the
Church OF the Ascension, Greenpoint, N. T., by Rev.
Francis Mansfield, GEORGE W. HEAD to AMELIA A.
DUrTEN. daughter OF James Dotten; Esq.
commandments New York, on Thursday,
June Is at st. James church, by the Rev. Felix Far
RELY, THOMAS MULvIHILI, Esl, OF New York, to
BRIDGET MARY youngest daughter Of the late Mar
tan KENNY, OF G0rt. county Galway, Ireland, and
sister to Rev. John KENNY, p. p. Kichriest, county
Galway. Ireland.
RAMsEY-wAsHBURN.-On Monday June "a, at the
the residence OF the BRIDES mother. Mrs. Jane Tse
Paramount avenue Bergen, by the Rev. Benj @. Tay-
lor, M. J. RAMSEY of North Carolina, to RACHEL b.
WAsHBURN.
vANDERBrLr-ELLERY.-TnB Brooklyn on Thursday,
June II, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents BY
the Rev. N. e. Smith, JEREMIAH VASDERBILT TO
ELIZA II, daughter Of Captain George Ellery, all OF
vAr.-BArLRy.-on Thursday, June Is, at st. James,
church, Danbury, by the Rev. Fletcher J. Hawley,
d. d., JOSEPH W. VAIL, OF New York, to HoRTESsE
g, daughter OF George 7. Bailey, ESQ.,, Of Danbury,
Conn.
wBBsrBR-HAvrLASD.-o Monday, June 20, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Friends cere
mony, DAVID ID. WEBSTER 10 SARAH E., daughter of
stephen Haviland, all Of this city.
Detroit and Canada papers please copy.
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Wheat fairly active but the buyers were too
g 81 " g5.s T. 4,
siseS Bushels os, r.
T Ths s.
s9a ssrsy s there
gs H ETsa
70 Liverpool per cS sos aoar a 3D.
s s..ss. grain % TO
terms The charters xmercss brig Win 1850
an rG% one n Ss 70 Ss Port p ss
depha 70 Gibraltar for orders to the Mediterranean Ad
ssssS CLOTH was in good demand and higher Sales 600
GussY IAos were dun and nominal at lsc.
msMr-Mana vas duil at loc losc, gold while juse
continued IN light demand and heavy at suc 4oc
DC for 1857 CROP 0c 26c for 1895 do and 6c &c. for
HAY market quiet Zoe. for shipping 81 81
u no nd o s' an. iST aS
NAVAL sronrs The ds@snd for spirits .urpsn,ine was
ssn En s and prices NEEDED ~ per son at 4c
50 New York bsis al Ssc The business in rosin wa;
Rrss: ss ss ssss gss % Sn
and Tar W. duh Sns ss
o,se; snd. s q n, 2 ssss
u 10 ga SS bill. pork 10 package.
ES Hsss' ssIs Sss s
Including $50 bbls. new mess for the last half july
a. $26, and 25O bba do. for September nj &2e 81 "
both seers' option. Prime mess was quoted AZ
~ S % Live hogs IN active request, but with the
large arrivals amounting to 4o0 head prices &c per
b lower ranging from SC to &C. Beef again spsringy
dealt In but held at previous prices 5 x2o for plain
mess and HsO O 81 for extra do. OF fierce beef
Of no important sales prices were nominal. Beef hama
were IN light demand Sales 80 bbs at S3l S3 Cut meats
though quiet were steady the following quotations 1c
4c for picked shoulders 2Sc l2c for dry sailed do,
Nie1 ss slssss s;@s
pkgs In lots Bacon dull and nominal l4c. for
berand cut 5c. 5c for long clear, 16c 6cc short
do and 51Sc l6c for short RIB. The transactions
were light and prices lower ranging from l5c l6bc
Tor NO. 70 prime steam The sales 300
Ter was quiet but steady In value Cheese In moderate
request at former prices.
Receipts $50 bbls Crude was In light de-
mand but quite steady In value closing ut l6c 16yc IN
bulk. The business In bonded light there
any demand but holders st demanded 32c for standard
white sale OF 800 bbs made AT 81 &c, however We
heard Of no other sales Free dull unchanged
ing, however rather rmen Sales made of 1000 bbs
standard white At aoc and 500 do from August TO
Rtcy continued dull and heavy 10iSc. Ike for Carroll
ma and E4c: afsc, gold, for Rangoon, In bond.
SUGARln raw fair business was contaminated and the
Cuba The demand principally from renners. The sales
Comprised S6 hhds AT c for Cuba and Porto Rico,
1850. l5c for Demarara 1855 boxes 13c. 1gzc;
refined remained steady al i6Sc. 1870. for hard.
SkEDe-Calcutta linseed remained dull and nominal at
~ TO- gold In bond. Other kinds dull but steady
our last quotations.
TAlIcw wa: moderately active md steady. Sales 5000
wHIsKsr Rscep none There wore no sales and prices
we're nominal
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At the commencement Of business the stock mar
ket was steady and moderately active, but at the
early session Of the open board prices in some in
stances showed declining tendency and Erie sold
Ut 7os, Cleveland and Pittsburg, 90. Northwestern
common, however, advanced to TX and Reading to
1904 At the first regular board the market was
barely steady, and Erie closed lower than at the
same time on Saturday, Reading x, Michigan South.
ern y, Cleveland and Pittsburg u, Rock Island 4,
Northwestern preferred \, Fort Wayne n, MIL
waukee and st. Paul y, Ohio and Mississippi u, Pa
cinc Mail ~ Western Union Telegraph n, Tennessee
skies lex coupon) l, new issue y, and North Caro-
lima skies lex coupon) q, while New York Central
was higher, Cleveland and Toledo Il, Northwest
ern y. Government securities were strong but dull
1t fractional advance upon the closing prices on
Saturday. At the open board at one O'Clock prices
were lower, Reading selling at 1885, and
Erie at esh. At the second regular board the
market was nrmer and New York Central closed n
lower than at the first regular board, Erie 4, Read
Ing q, Michigan Southern n, Cleveland and Pitts
burg y, Rock Island u, Northwestern u, do pre-
serred =, Fort Wayne z, Milwaukee and st. Paul v,
Western Union Telegraph n, Tennessee skies, ex
coupon, IL, new issue 4 and North Carolina skies,
new issue, ". while Pacific Mail was Y higher.
Government securities were strong at an advance of
IN eighth per cent. At the open board at haf-past
three the volume Of business light and Erie sold
ut o9h, New York Central 1885, Cleveland and Pitts
burg 500 and Northwestern 71X. During the re.
mainder Of the afternoon there was very limited
amount OF business transacted, and owing to the
open board having passed resolution against any
of Its members dealing the street after five O'Clock
there were very few sales subsequent to that hour.
AT haf-past FIVE the closing quotations were as sub.
soined:-New York Central, 134X 134;S; Erie, 69x
a 6e's; Reading, 1855 1861; Michigan Southern
ok %; Cleveland and Pttsburg, SOL; Cleveland
and Toledo, 1o4 a 1oiA; Rock Island, 1885 1osJs;
Northwestern, Tx 72 do. preferred, 7s1k 1888;
Fort Wayne, 11lA a liz; Pacific Mail, 1Ol 1o1H;
Western Union Telegraph, 341l a 34a.
The Union Pacific Railway Company has completed
six hundred and sixty miles OF its line from Omaha
towards the Central Pacific line, which Is being rap
idly laid from Sacramento eastward. It s expected
the two lines Will meet and form the railway across
che Continent before the end of next year.
The foreign exchange market ia frm and mode.
sately active. The supply Of commercial bills IL
light, and bankers decline drawing unless at rates
esrmittng a the export Of weoiA At the close
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by HENRY y; LEEDS, AucrIoNgER.

Dy HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTToNBER.
ID Choice old Wines and Cigars
HENRY II, LEEDS MIrER Will sell by auction, on
Wednesday, 1 July, 1855 NJ II o'clock, at saesroom vs.
Liberty street, -
The balance OF the Wines &C., unsold the 18th,
priaing Champaenss Brandenburg Cares Brandes, &c,
togeher with choice reserved stock comprising oroso
and }ondoia pale sherry London Excise, Jamaica Rum,
March Benscns Madeira Of 1880 Hcnnesseys 1898 and
Ciy Hcs Brandy Beyermsns 0tsrd do, 3. o. r. do "a
The Soods are ali Srss caas and vii BE- cold vhous 70
= thA onacarn
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 30 1861 sEET

bankers bills on England at sixty days were quoted
at ITO ll0x; at three days, l1o7s nos; CONNER
cial bills, 1929 lO9z Bankers bills on Paris at
sixty days. 5.lSa< 5.12h.
Mining shares continue dull and at the first board
Montana sold at 4sc. 5lc.; Gunnell Gold, 81; Wal
KILL &c.,; Smith 4 Parnelee, So e5 So 70.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
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CoFFEE.-Rio was in better demand and steady value
The sales 500 bags Bremern, and $50 Contest
private terms Other kinds remained dull unchanged
fLoUR AND GRAIN.-Receips 1851 bbls. and 1898 bags
-four, $50 bbs meal 500 bushels wheat 40 do
corn 496 do oats $50 do and $500 malt The
market was very dull to-day but though sales
made at lower prices the market was generally rather
The sales were about $500 bbls Sonbcrn
-four duh and in lower The were ESQ
bbls. Rye -Four In light demand and easier sales
being 2l0 bbls Corn meal only moderately active
lower There were sales OF 800 bbs at $6 ~ 80 ID for
BIannYNine. and AZ 2h for
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Chicago journal Of Friday, in referring to local
monetary AFFAIRS says:-
BY some OF the banks better demand for money
Is reported but this is not general and though there
Is positive Improvement In that respect over the
condition of Q month ago there none during the
past few days. Balances to mercantile accounts are
however, not increasing, and country banks having
drawn down TIER accounts some have left q smaller
amount OF loanable funds at the disposal OF the
banks here though 1t Is still In excess Of the de-
mand for the discount OF such paper as the banks
care to take.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, June 29-6P. M.
The gold market has been active to-day but the
fluctuations were limited to per cent-namely
from l4O to 14o with the closing transactions prior
TO the adjournment OF the board at l4Ok, following
which this price was bid. Cash gold was more
abundant than at the close Of last week. and loans
were made without interest and at a per cent per
annum and l-64 per cent per diem for borrowing
The gross clearings amounted 10 $50 OO0 the gold
balances to 11o and the currency balances to
44S. The imports Of specie at this port from
foreign ports last week amounted to 1884, u.s. max
ing total Of $3903, 296 since the LIST OF January.
Government securities were quiet but steady
under an improved demand and an absence
OF all pressure to sell. In the afternoon the demand
quickened, and 1t Is noteworthy, as foreshadowing
the democratic nomination on the Fourth OF July,
that the democratic bankers were large buyers. The
report from Washington that the House Of Repre-
sentatives had passed resolution authorizing the
Committee Of Ways and Means to draw up bill
taxing the interest on federal bonds checked the i'm
proving tendency, but this will practically remain
dead letter. and therefore 1t possesses Importance
At the close the market was dull but firm at the SUBJ
Joined qu0tations:-Regis 1884, 113H 113k;
coupon, 1884, 117 lis; $685. registered 1862 109H
1o91; 5-2O's, coupon, 1852, lls 1lsss; do, 1854
110X nix; do, 1885, 111H q lll1; do, 1885,
January and July, ia 1141; do, 1857, ia o
1141l; DO. 1885, ITO 1loh; 1O4Os, registered, 1867
" 107S; 1o4os coupon, 1879 1O71s; June 1905,
i1o9I 11oh; July 1905. 1O9X 11O1; August COM
pounds, 1855, 1lSh; September do, 1lS; October
do, 1l7a.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June "a, 1868.
CoTToN.-Receips, l,a79 bales. The market was I'M
changed moderate demand prevailed and full prices
realized for all grades The sales bales including
$40 for spinning and s5 for speculation
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SALES AT AUCTION.

by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER.
I'D AN ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
AT AUCTION BY
JOHNSTON q VAN TASSELL,
Ar THE PRIVATE STABLE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUE.
IN THIRTY EIGHTH STREET.
WEDNESDAY, JULY l,
THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PRIVATE FAMI.
LY LEAVING FOR EUROPE, COMPRISING
ELEGANT TEAM OF BAY PONIES
FINE TEAM BAY CARRIAGE HORSES.
TWO SPLENDID SADDLE HORSES,
TWO FINE COUPE HORSES
FINE SORREL TEAM,
ONE FRENCH COUPE.
ONE FRENCH VICTORIA,
ONE FRENCH LANDAU,
TWO PHAET0NS,
ONE PONY PHAETON,
ONE COUPE R0CKAWAY AND
ONE CITY BUILT TOP BUGGY,
FIVE SETS OF DOUBLE HARNESS,
FOUR SETS OF SINGLE HARNESS,
BLANKETs, &C, &C ,,
MAKE AND ALL THE HARNESS ARE MADE BY WOOD
THE ABOVE WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON TUES.
DAY, JUNE 30, AT PRIVATE STABLE AS ABOVE.
A UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IA ture ut private saleMagnhcent rosewood Pianoforte
cost $3.50 for, ~ 81 magnificent Psror Suit $780, of
$2O0 one ditto %7b also large assortment OF Paror Bed
room and Dining Room Furniture Bronzes Paintings Mir
rors Curtains Carpets Mattresses Glass China and Silver.
ware &c dc cheap Call residence, 1l9 Eighth street,
near Sixth avenue.
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DEM. r. THBALL, AUCTIoNEER.
ID date salesman With z: r. Ludlow CO.. ,

CnICKERIN9 PIANOFORTE, CHINA AND GLASS, &c.
BESJ. ~ THEALL win sell by auction tomorrow,
street. rich rosewood Paror Suits gold and crimson
damask Curtains TO match fine French plate Pier Mirrors
and Cornces marble top Centre Fancy Tables nne
walnut and oak dining room Furniture bedsteads marble
top Bureaus, Washstands CommOdes, Mattcsses Feather
Reds, DO sters and Pillows Book Cases. Library Table tine
OIL Paintings and Engravnes rich China and Cut Glassware,
Brussels Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Also,
About 900 volumes books.
The whole to pc pcremp,ory sold to pay storage and
charges. BY order A. L. PATTERSON.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

T,ucKoo cLoCKs.-oUR MANUFACTURES BETTER
u and cheaper than any imported; Wholesale and retail:
Fousesnth rse and afs BsLsh aveauA corner Of twenty
uixth srssl
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DY HERMAN FALKESBERd, AUcrroNEER.
ID OFFICE 255 BOWERY.
FIRST CLASS rrSTITTRRy

BOILERS, ENGINES, TANKS, COPPER STILL, &C.
This day at 1917 O'Clock, lao Eleventh street.
the entire Machinery and Fixtures Of FIRST class dey
Camerons Pumpst about twelve Tanks Mashiubs copper
Cooler Rectfyng Tanks &c This estabsh ftted
up an expense or over &35O and will be Sold regardless
OF cost In lots 70 suit Also be had the valuable Lease
for two OF the premises Machinsts
business gpocalv invited
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RY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCrroYEER.-sALEs-
IL room 81 NASSAU STREET, opposite the Post Office.
DAY June 80 at 10Y O'Clock q HIS ssleroom, 81 Nassau
wood and black walnut Paror Suits velvet In
grain Carpes Pier and Manel Mirrors Bedroom Furniture
black walnut and mahogany Dining Room Suit in hair
and leather rich China Dinner Sets Cut Glassware black
together with large assortment of kitchen utensils DC.
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A UCTION NOTICE.

Property OF family leaving the city,
At private sale ut less than auction prices. All the elegant
Household Furniture contained In the story
residence a West Sixteenth street, between Fifth Sixth
avenues. Drawing RoomSut covered with French brocae
sSs $3.50 for $500 one do So rosewood Panofors cost
Curtains Centre Tables Vases Paintings by eminent artists
Bronze Stauary Clock rosewood and walnut Bureaus Bed
Table Buffet snperb sets China Glass and Silver Ware
ha Original cost In lots TO suit purchasers The above se
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A UCTION NOTICE.-FURNITURE AT A BARGAIN
"A for cash, less than auction prices, ERNEST ROTHS
furniture mandatory 50 Beecker street. Broadway
Magnacen, Pasor Suits Ssysred with any color French
or harcoth $75 $ss, $780, si95 and S5O also great
variety OF Parlor Library, Bedroom, and Dining Room
All goods warranted.
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ny ROBERT sOMERyMLE, AUCTI0NEER.-sALES.
~ room "a NSSsAu sTsEET opposite the Post Office
Day June 80 at 10Y O'CLOCK at the private residence 70
Household Furniture, rosewood Paror Suits In brocate
and reps rich gilt frame Pier Mirrors rosewood Bedstead
Mattresses Feather Beds Bossers rows black walnut
wAroIooes w Sss IT. nng noon turnssnIe
Lounges together with large assortment Of Kitchen
Also 10 close ooparnershp, hne line OF Whskey, Gin
Jamaica Rum hne Sherry Port Madeira canned Fruts
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A J. BLEECKER, SON CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
WEDNESDAY, Juy1,
At II O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroom

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AT NEW ROCHELLE.
House and at New Rochelle three minutes from de-
pot house two story and attic, Frame filed in with BRICK
by about 20 feet deep with bath heater and all the i'm
fine garden large quantities of choice fruit trees in full bear
ing; also small fruits and vegetables the greatest has
been taken to make of the most desirable of country
houses without regard to expense Maps at n Cedar street.
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CAMPBELL Co, AUCTIoNEERs, OFFICE $50
"A. Bowery will sell this day, commencing 104 o'clock,
d Chryse street. Canal entire aud fixtures Of that
fine grocery store fixtures good Of general
assortment; buyers and dealers invited.
CAMPBELL, JR., Salesman.
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DY ). EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIONEER.
ID Salssrooms 6<6 Broadway-Wnl sell BY auction, on
Wednesday and Thursday evening", July and at ~
O'Clock, a1arge and nne collection Of
belonging TO the american Art Gallery, established
for tho encouragement of artss This collection
braces works BY the following well known artists Mario,
Arthur, Prents, Remington, ~ Carvalho, N ArvIdo,
Paul, Ritter, schaener wather Rosenburg Fred. Willis.
These paintings all mounted In ane gold leaf frames
which sold with the picturcs free exhibition
nj evening. with catalogues,
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DY J. BARRY, AUTHORIZATIONS AND PER
ID smptory sale Of magnificent Household Furniturc-J.
BARRY CO., auconesrs will sell this day Tuesday,
June 80 1864 At the large brown stone house West Twelfth
fifth commencing at 0 o'clock A. NJ.
The sale comprises the entire Of the house.
ing Of elegant rosewood octave Panoorte elegant
sus IN French satin and carved Centre Tables Easy
Chnira OIL Paintings, &C.; magnificent Bedroom furnire,
great variety In fine order Dining room Furniture
without any reserve.
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10y HENRY D. MINER, AUcT1oNEER.-
ID No. Corlandt street, four doors Of Broadway
Ar Gallery, 65 Broadway.
A LARGE INVOICE OF sTLvEB PLATED WARE, Ac.

II. ID. MINER BARKER will sell auction on Tuesday,
June 3d. 81 ION o'clock, their saesroom No Corandt
street. an invoice Of Silver Plated Ware Consisting Of Coffee
and Tea Sets Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes, Cake Baskets
Sugar and Berry Dishes Urns Water Sets Receivers
Wine aud Pickle Gators Revolving and breakfast Casos
9oblets, &C.,
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J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.
~. THURSDAY July 1863 at IL O'Clock, at the Exchange

IRVING STREET FIGURING MILL, BROOKLYN.
Irving streetThrce story brick Flour and Feed Min,
Irving street, between Columbia Van Brunt Streets
Brooklyn s5x26 lot sa1oo IS horse Engine and Boiler
run Of FIR Burr Stones Eureka Smut Machine Sepa.
rator with ali the running gear betting &c complete every
respect also patent Crushing Machine and apparatus
aours al entirely new and complete running ordsr within
above property ID the Atlantic Dock grain warehouses
Maps at n Cedar street.
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RENJAMIN WEAVER, JR.s AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL.
VIM r. Waring Ninth avenue and Ninety nfth
street. Household Furniture together with TIVE
double OF Harness. single Harness. top Bug
gy and new Feed Wagon, with stable fixtures, &c.
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1OHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER, "a DUANE
- streetWi sell to morrow, Wednesday, at 103 o'clock
at 49 Charles street. Washington Household Furniture
Par0r Suits In black walnut mah0gas
ny ditto, Tables Paror Ornaments enameled Chamber Suit
Mattresses Paasses Brussels and Ingram Carpets KitcheH
Furniture Glassware &C. all but little used and compes
Sale without reserve.
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