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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-05

B,Lr---on Saturday, November .s, SUSAN, wife OF
John c. Bail and daughter OF the late William Dodd,
ESQ., OF the city Of Limerck, Ireland In the a0th year
BRowS.-On Friday, December T. MARY, wife Of
Henry Brown In the goth year or her age.
The relatives and trends are invited 70 attend the
funeral from her late residence 12p Madison street.
on Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock, Without further
URoxBrE.-In this city, on wednesday evening,
December 2, THERIsA, wife OF Thomas j. Crombe,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence First ave
nue.. betweea Eghty.seventh aud Elghiy-eightn
ARCHITECT LoDeB, No. Gle. +. AND A. M.-The
members OF Architect Lodge, No, $40, are requested
to assemble ., the lodge rooms EgnsS,n street. .
O'Clock. JOEL o. STEVENS, Master.
DEIIus--on Thursday, December 3, JULIA IL, wife
OF Louis H. Delius and eldest daughter OF j. Nlcker-
son, Jr., In the 22d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence, 22l
Degraw street. BROOKLYN on sunday afternoon, at
half-past two O'Clock, without further notice.
DEvoB-0f consumption, WILLIAM II. DsvoE,
Funeral from his late residence, No. Franklin
place. near Even street. Brooklyn T.. d., on Sunday
afternoon, at hafpast one O'clock His remains will
be taken TO Greenwood.
GARDsER.--At Hoboken, on Friday, December 4,
HARRIET A. GARDNER, Youngest daughter OF James
II. and Williminah Gardner, aged year and
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vltcd to attend the funeral at the house 2is Garden
street, on Sunday afternoon at half past two O'Clock
The remains will be taken TO Haverstraw for inter-
ment on Monday.
GossY.-0n Friday, December 4, JULIA GoysY,
aged SO years.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
oil her SOU John Dnnn 80 Morris street. Jersey CITY,
on sunday morning at nine O'Clock.
HARDIMAN.-0n Friday morning, December T. az
the residence OF her son-in-law William Gayte, 14s
Madison street. ANNA, wife OF Celestes HardiInan OF
Orange, N. j., aged 90 years.
Notice OF funeral In to-inorrow's papers.
HAHKfUTT.--Du Ihuradav neccmbar a. After O.
short illness, GEORGE A. MARRIOTT, In the 0otn year
of his age
The funeral services win tako place at his late resi-.
dence, 353 West Tf1rtcth street, on sunday AFTER
noon, ut two cIoIs The remains will DO taken 10
Perth Amboy on ,sonday for intcrment
hiaaiNs.-op Friday, December 4. THOMAS hil'
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Half.past Two O'CLOCK r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRDAY, Dec. l-6P. M.
BEEswAx was quiet at Ac. 42c We heard of sales
OF moment.
BUILDING MATnRrALsThe market for almost AL articles
coming under this classification experienced change Of
consequences. Eastern spruce moderate demand
about previous prices the sales being feet at from
$40 $2l. Laths moderately active; sales at 3d.
Lime STEADY at 81 60 for 50 lump. Ro-
sendsle steady 50, with q fair demand.
Bricks unchanged being moderately sought after and
steady at 81 for Long Island &18 S22 Croton, IS
III Tor New Jersey $40 so $3 Tor North river and SIS
$50 for Philadelphia 'front.'
Receipts, 1912 bales. The market was toerably
active and strong the opening but quite weak irreg
lar the close. The OF business
fair the demand being chiefly from exporters The
prised sa bales, Including $50 for EXPORT l9 for spin
ming and 237 on speculation. We quote -
gdsa and anil NJ n md
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HAvana-C0mtn0ns soc. q 6uc koOu. VIC VIC. nnes
Oil 81 o. Yara-I cut, 7bc. &c. III cut 81 2k 81 10;
average lot 62i5c 66c. Manufactured Black work,
mon and Medium isc 2sc, bond; good and 6ne Soc
aoc bright work. common and medum isc &c. good and
wooI-The rashe continued dull prices remain firm
for all descriptions There 10 improved demand but At
prices below those ASKED and the sales light In eonss
quence and confined 10 the immediate wants Of manufac
tursrs Tho stock 10 moderate, and generally an
tcipated that the market, soon After the open
Ing Of the new year, win sIhbi. a fair degree
the market unchanged, being moderatsy .ctiys and
steady Texas 70 more sought asr and me stock being
mains dull but prices without alteration We quote
Fall clip good grades CSC BE bury and INFERIOR 2c.
&c; spring clip, nnc, DC sSbe. low and medium sac
3tc bury, DC. S0c TcHss enc, sSc DC; medium Ne
ase Foreign e tribe more .etys at former prise The
mo.tv Ohio, at Soc Ssc 1000 at sc sc, lOoo Xxx
bury Georgia scc oc Southern q s7c s7,sc 1900
unwasbcd al s3c 35c chiefly ac 5000 choice do. nj
&c. tubbsd At $780, II 600 ut c. 35c for uuwAshed
and Ssc. for unmerchsnisble; 5000 ncis Al 1sc.;
also 1000 ibs 3c &c., 10000 do. bury washed
and unwasbed do, at 2ac- sc 1900 lbs pulled At &c
spng clip andsc for fall do OF foreign the .siss are Is
$50 de- currency, and 10 DO ponskoi on private terms
Sales about rs bbs at III q 81 o., duty paid.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Thursday, December 3, by
the Rev. A. BloOmer Hart at the Church OF the Adj
vent, WILLIAM BERRIAS to AMALIA, youngest daugh-
tefof G.. A. Sacchf.
BfANcHI-CARMIcHEf--On Wednesday, December
. at the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church. by
the Rev. DIR. ID. D. C0e, JOHN BIANCHI to SARAH,
daughter OF Alexander Carmichael.
ELLIS -BARKRR.-On Thursday, December 3, by
Rev. Henry Angel, Mr.. WILLIAM n. n ELLIS 10
EUPBEMIA r., daughter Of Captain Abijah Barker,
OF this city. No cards.
ENsIGY-BARKER.-At Brighton, Mass, at the
Evangelical church, on Wednesday evening, Deem
her q by the Rev. David r. Packard, OF Brighton.
and the Rev. George ID. Miles, OF Taunton, CHARLES
e. ENSIGN, ESQ.,, OF New York. to Miss ANGIE FAxON,
youngest daughter OF Hiram Barker, Esq, Nof Brgh.
GAHorKR-EENIs.-On Wednesday November Is.
At the Crllegiate Reformed church. Fifth avenue and
Twenty NTH street, BY the Rev. Thos y. vermiiye,
ID. d.. III. d., WILLIAM X GARDNER, OF Liverpool,
England to LoSVE B., eldest daughter Of j. J. Ennis,
OK Observation-Disclosures Van Deusenvilc. Mass on
Thursday November 2o,>by the Rev. J. A. Penniman,
RoBsRT GRAY, Of this citSs TO Cora A., daughter OF
DR.. James Pcnniman, OF worcester Mass
MAGARr-WEsTCOTT.-O wednesday evening,
December 2, by the Rev. John Quincy Adams, Will
LIAM W. MA0ARY TO MARY A., daughter OF William
Il. westcott. all OF this city.
MHRRrLL.-HopGEs.-On Thursday, December .,
by the Rev. stephen II. Tying Jr., w. n. N. MERRILL
to LYDIA HODGES, eldest daughter OF p. II. Hodges,
all OF this city.
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After sales tons 70 arrive private TERMS New Amo
sesn were auei a. sgs Sri kesaea bar was quoted Al
IsDieo was slow q sase but unchanged q ysiue We
quote: Bengal 81 20 "a a gold, Manila Tie. 81 0s1s
III o..
LEAD-The market was quiet al ss s7 SO 40 gold for
ordinary foreign The impora1ns FOR last month amounted
10 out 500 TORS and the deliveries for 1900
tons. The stock Is lSQG tons.
LEATliE2 -kor henilock sole there moderate de-
man chiefly for consumption and prices steady Tbs
are Increasing and the secS is better assorted Oak
was da and unchanged while rough moderately active
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REAL ESTATE hAtTERs'

The real estate market was quiet yesterday most
OF the dealers being engaged an setililN up tAen
transactions Of the previous days. The fnl Owing
was the only auction sale which WAS held a inc
Exchange Salesrcom.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

I'D HENRY ii. LEEDS, Auctioncer.
EssS I: .s I5r: Sc ;, auction,
-''' 'sasS PfS q. oc1ocxam ..
psosS SR .ss as:s r.s...
SSoSp sshss S u: :sS New York
~: valuable ssl.s,iCn w :. found me sns.i en-
"a; pssoSSs
artists mounted in the mos artistic Jewey OF all
Of $ s: .Sf xs s e
:Ssi.s ssSs Ts
as s, s SEA- ssa
sA os & 2, ne sss and
~ Fss CABINET PAINTINGS and MO-
iSS Sfss j; nix
- 5. s:
NJ Yss % s been srs s so Il III
county.
very ''PEsffsspR!y'H LEEDS MINER
The goods Exhibition, as above, until time OF
EY HENRY H.. LEEDS MINER.
D. HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucsoneer, :. ,o< o,.,o..
q. shsr s q s%e.1n S No. q Liberty street,
Household fuIniure ro,.-ood TrC 9d ss :,
.s NEEDING f.rs DInas Recm Lsi.Iy Chamber r.In
Plate Pier and Mansi Mirrors carved ROSEWOOD pack Wal
mahogany Parlor BEDROOM and Dining Room suls
and black walnut wsrdrobes and rose
.ps s1s s.
Crockery, Glassware; slvrrpat Ware, dc
Also about 10 pairs OF new skates
Also, d IL O'Clock,
2b00 Partiga Cigars
Two carved rosewood TrIodeous.
Mahogany frame Billiard Table, p,..
Also, At IL O'Clock, 10 from. Of their store,
Park open Pbaeon, with pole, IN good running order
ny HENRY m. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Aucticnesr.
On Friday evening, 18th inst, at ~ o'clock, at the
Leeds Art Galleries.
Nos $40 Broadway southwest Twelfth street.
Prvss, selection Of enc OIL Paintings the property Of
eminent and fsvoe artists also high class Piotrss
By celebrated European artists, via. -
ID. Huntington, X. 0ignoux, ,. o. Brown,
A. u. shsttuck, z. H. 0inord, o. ". Hail.
W. NJ Oiiic, VIM. Hart, " Nehig,
Il. White, y. y. kensstt, !. n. Ilclph.
Doughty Williamson, w. NJ Brown,
q. II. t6Cord, Carmcnoks, L. d. Munol,
Meyeryon Bremen, r. peBlock, YIN 10 Pol,
MerU Schedges, tndrevs,
BlIelock, hrm1ed, Hamilton,
Vd fsvore artists Of celebrity The pictures win "a
ON exhibition and from saturdA, until evening
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- 'S'os rtoVtann.
! IS; IS; E
e9sa anss.a a Ias. s re- Rough 49,
zOc. middle and heavy y Sc. Sc. 49,
H, sas :s (: e s;. i; :,
&C. s 49, &C. ss Sc &C. &C.
MoLAssFs. The make. dull, the demand being
hnss e small lots for the trade and prices were ssnsra IL
10y aucon $40 sbia DO al Sc 77fc. and 20 DO Georgia
s &c. We ?u ssys @ ssnS
s e o ss s a as Eus.S ..n. so t
were sales of 300 bales New Orleans OK and
NAVAL sroars-.ror spirits turpenne the market ..in
for Shipping
an 81 ss1s w ssss
out wsas m Ss nj GH sas
We quote: s'ra,nsd W Is % IS No 80 % s27s No
s.n .a ass latter for
cAKsThere sales Of 70 Western at $5s So
;. sal. q S:s ss
II ali and d%sy va !. Fl Rough
the .ss. Ssins sa At lower prices
ons,-Linseed was In good demand for future delivery
s1sss ass ssa's ;ss: of S
ior February and a. ioS ali sIXe GrSsSsI.
Jar aae s
NJ pl %l 30 winter Clty was duI
ses Of ss is @ wsss
winter whale quoted at 81 Is 81 30 crude sperm ut
$1 "a 81 SO and unbleached winter do at 81 Us - TO-
PErRoLHUM.Recepts, $3.50 bbls. refined and 1858 do.
crude For the latter tho Market though dull firm mt
l7c. &c. Only few small Aes effected at the In
side price, For refined the market continued In state OF
treme quietude the demand being but holders
r in their views demanding for standard white The
month 32 In Philadelphia the market also dull but
r closing about 3oc Sales 1000 bbs for the last half
Of this month at 29kc
pkgs and 76l do lard The market for pork
dull and unsettled and heavy closing At about 25 rs for
The sales confined to about 600 bbls in
small lots at $l5 90 $50 for and old and $25
end prime at S2l so $2a So Live hogs were
8}dc. The arrivals 800 head. Beef unusually
active the sales comprising 500 bbs at M SIT for plain
and 2 $1y for do. Tierce beef dull and
prices nomnaly unchanged. Beef hams mode
raely active and rn the sales being 70 bbs ct f9 80
S3 Cut meats though quiet were steady at former prices
About IS packages Western picked hams brought lac.
Bacon sought after and realized higher prices The
rive for half OF January and February,
3 for short rib for January and l34c for short rib for
February For lard the market decidedly more active
and higher, tho sales being $50 packages at c c for
No. to prime steam and 1854 for kettle rendered, in
Guiding 200 packages for February delivery at 1870.
The market for butter dull the demand al being
the immediate wants OF the local and Eastern trade,
prices heavy and irregular Cheese in good
demand both for export and the home trade and With
light stock prices very firm at quotations appended
We quote:
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF
n Magnificent Household Furniture,
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer

LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
will sell at auction this Saturday December morning
at oclock precisely Al the Furntire OF private family,
at their residence 1a Clinton place West Eighth stree
between Fifth and Sixth This will be ths largest
and Jichest furniture sale that have had Che pleasure OF
Offering to the public and friends The furniture In nearly
new has been made TO order by city makers Velvet Brussels
forte rosewood III Stool Cover beautiful rosewood
and walnut Suits richly carved with deecrp
Easy Chairs Lounges, rosewood and walnut Bookcases,
Eiagese adys writing pess large pier oval hrrors broca
Psror Ornaments Works OF Art, French Bronres satusry
China and Dresden Vases Figures SO OIL Paintings by
nent ars elegant rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Blankets, Linen, &C.; Sofa
Chairs, Lounges Rockers covered with harcoh walnut
Buffet Extension Table Dining Chairs, rich cut Glass China
and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, &c Sale positive Goods
packed and shipped by competent men,
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NEW YORK PRoPFRTY-BY A. ,. EIFFCKFR,
bosh Sc houses and lots s. 100 W OF llth ay, each
es,b ),
BhooKLYN PRoPERrY-BY THE SAME.
Nassau st. house aud lot No ig3 20x40x107 $50
Nassau St., house and lot adjoining 1000
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quality. sales ~ casks ntSAc.
SUGAR-The market for dull, but previous prices
prevailed. The confined 10 1856 hhds Cuba at l1c
and $50 boxes at c We quote Cuba fair to GOOD refining
10sc llc fair TO good grocery, 1ssc Ike prime TO
ckSice DO. lGc AXE Centrifugal binds and boies, Zoe
Sc; Porto sico refining grades ioc. iiic; grocery
some Kind; were higher We quote ihard itsc ltc
SALr-with continued limited arrivals, fair demand and
light Diminishing stock the market for all descriptions
firm tn: prices we're current for obning ots from
ingtons, $3 - 10; ground ~ $s 10; Rigging 80 -
&8 81 Deans Evans &c " 70 W 30 Turks Island Doc
Q 60c. per bushel.
rs against $50 tons December 1867 and 80 date
1885.
continued fair reausstat unaiered prices tho
sales being 5000 lbs AZ 12c. 121Sc
fSPg duh and heard Of no sales OF importance.
Prices steady however, at 26c gold FOR Straits
2sc. do for Bsnca aud 25ss 2s do for English The
75O do English. Total Boston and New York ~ $50 slabs
against 500 the LIST December 1857 and 2soo on the LIST
December, 1885,
ToBACoo.-Kenucky lower grades continued In good
request full prices and sas made 10 the extent or
275 hhds &c. loc Seedlcaf sought after The
sales IS case. sS7 crop Ohio =, &C., % DO do binders
wrappers pryrte terms ,so do ordinary mixed Oilers
spanish moderately active sales 300 bales Havana AT
Sc ST. and tby ancton 81 bales damaged Yara ~ &C.
6f5$c. We quote: KS. ..,.i sa,,s~ w
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A UCTlON NOTICE.-J. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTlONEER.
IN Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings, Statuary Bronzcs, Pier and Mane Mirrors,
Drawing Room Suits Velvet Carpets, n
Superb rosewood rianoforte,
Purchased at a cost OF $1,000.
On this day Saturday Mt 1917 O'Clock, all the superb Fur
nure contained In the residence 81 West Fifteenth
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues The anconeer would call
special attention Of the public to this SALE being
richest assortment Household Furniture offered At
auction this the house furnished months
IL In perfect order. Drawing Furniture ia
satin brocasel o. the richest dcscrption
Bookcase Cabinets Encognures Tables, brocatei window
Curtains, lace Curtains Paintings by eminent artists
statuary Clock Vases Ornaments velvet and Brussels
pets, Mirrors rosewood Panofore Stool Cover;
rosewood; walnut Bureaus, wardrobcs Bedscads, style
Louis XIV; hair, spring Mattresses Blankets Extension
Table Buffet ruby Glassware, silver Casters Tureen
es Baskets, Dinner Tea Service Chinaware Punch Bowl,
Table Cutlery, Linen, &c. Catalogues nj the house N.
Parties wishing To attend this sale take Fifth stages
Sixth cars.
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UCTI0N NOTICH.-PARTIEs ABOUT MAKING
a Chrs.mss and New Years gis should call at ERNEST
between Broadway and Bowcry-Magnncent Psror Suits
covered with brocse harcoth from y65 to $500
Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges Bedroom and Dining Room
Suits cheap for cash. Furniture taken storage.
A UCTToN SALE OF 5000 GALLONS OLD CIDER
n Vinegar guaranteed pue 10 close the business 26
Market street. Newark, NJ. Monday, Dec. T. at r. NJ
ID. W. DEMOREsT, Agent,
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Requiems were performed In the Emaus church In
the CITY OF Prague on November for the reposo Of
the victims who were executed In leo. The police
were very solve end arrested fourteen persona.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIoNFERs.
"A. Friday, Dec. IL,
At IL o'clock ut the Exchange Salesroom,
Valuable Lots Seventh avenue boulevard.
26h streeTw0 fine Lots north side OF 26th street.
400 of Seventh Boulevard block
grade and used garden; ten buildings brick
andl stone being erected between these lots and
Eighth avenue. Title perfect
Maps at n Cedar street.
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TAMEs N. MILLER, AUcTIoNEER.
Trustees sale at auction.
50 Parcels OF Land,
containing about
$50 Lots,

JAMES N. MILLER will se ut auction, Tuesday, Decem.
Der a. 1883 at Exchange saesroom No. III Broadway II
H., by order of the trustee
80 Parcels OF Land,
containing about 20 lots, situated Central avenue
Hist street, and three miles south of kingsbndge.
This tract OF land forms 0f the Morris and has
been In the possession OF the Morris family 200
years It's advantages OF situation cannot DO overstaed
10 now proposed 10 place this section of Weschestes
county under tbs direction of the Cen Park Commission
and the advantages OF that
ncalculabie the Central Grand Boulevard WIN
run through The properly The communication with tho
lower portion OF New York city IL by railroads
In operation, which makes there lots desirable and con-
vcnent as Murray Hin Ia at the present time.
For maps diagrams and further particulars apply 10
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~ TWO ELEGANT SPANS OF HORSES,
FINE FULL &C" SPRING CLARENCE,
ELEGANT SHIFTING TOP DOG CART,
TOP WAGON, DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS,
ROBES BLANKETS BELLS, &C.,
At the private stable,
NO $50 WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, at 80 O'Clock
A. NJ. ~ above. y very elegant span Of dark bay
Horses years old, l5H hands; perfectly SQUAD,
for style action Also span of dark Bays, nearly IL
hands eight years old perfectly sound kind and stylish
fine full size spring Clarence, built by Parker hne shift
ing Dog Cart built by Miner Stevens fine top Wagon,
BY Miner Stevens with pole and shafts donbe and single
Harness. Robes, Blankets &C. Stable Furniture, Hose
All Of the above will be exhibition before the stable FRI
day afternoon from to O'Clock r. NJ.
NO. 100 EST THIRTY-FIRSr STREET,
AN ELEGANT SPAN OF HORSES,
ELEGANT SPRING CLARENCE,
HARNESS, BLANKETS. &C,
The property OF the late Frederick HAYWARD Esq.
Of bright sorre Horses full brothers. 6vo
six old threequarter bred fully warranted souL
kind and gentle and without blemsh and perfectly mated
Hne spring full Clarence, trimmed in brown satns
by John r. Lawrence also fine double Harness TO match
15 hands, warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle and
only and perfect in every way OF the tnass
horses In the city.
Also gray coupe Horse, 16 hands, years old,
gentle and believed TO be sound hne,
stylish driver; and tine Coupe, by Brewster baldwin
the most elegant saddle Horses ever shown in
New York Black Hawk warranted In every
particular sound kind and gente years old coming g. IL
sorre hands and perfect for lady gentleman and KIND
In harn
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A GENTLEMAN IN SOBER EARNEST, OF FEE
n sonai worth and fortune, desires the she
young lady or Widow with vew 10 natrn,,n' rhoss
must be hae lookng ine tgen amabe and resnsa Mia
who meet the above requirements mar sidfe" ""~
Dor l73 Herald office.
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MATRIMONIAL.
oENTLEMAN. ~, GOOD u.ooKIN

A GENTLEMAN, ~, GOOD HOOKING, COMMANDING
fgure having inherited sufficient OF tbs words goods.
Wishes settle In ibis city and anxious 70 form the 40
ausintance attractive young lady ainis dspo
siton with 10 matriinony money object Address
u confidence, with photograph enclosed be exchanged s
I.ouis. Herald once.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.. IT,.
VI (eneel Household and ONCE Furniture.
day III o'clock, at saesrooms l0l Liberty street.
Paror Chamber Library Suits, Buets Easy
Chairs Lounges Bedding &C. also Oce Desks and Tables
At IL o'clock,
Crossword and black walnut Piano. 4 royal velvet me
dalion Garnet.
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-7777117777-@7--7777-l-7
SALES AT AUCTION.

A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO..
~. AuCTIONEERS,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10,
AT IL O'CLOCK, AT THE EXCHANGE SALESROOM
22 Lots at fremont weschester county, known the
"Samue Ryer Homestead," three miles from Macombs
Dam, five minutes from Harlem Railroad depot and two
blocks from horse railroad.
Maps and particulars hereafter.