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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE sUPERIETENpsN- AND
WAYS AMI FOOTwALKs
THE CARRIAGEWAY ON IA STREET
kOkTH, RE1WEEN sEykNTa STREET.

THE GAERIAGEWAY ON n sTsEET
MET sFKs sTREwF VEST
,PTor cas- VII ss reesiyed by the undersig2sd,
tY NAY The Ps1n, q sss sR
O. street north. from Seventh street west 70
fourteerfh street west, with stone 81 niar to that
eight inches or less than Eve inches in diameter,
and seven inches In depth, to be laid 9 bed Of
with At least tour ipche. Of sharp sand before ps
wing to be well rarnmed with ninety pound ram
flag footsays, and repair renew the foot pave
deposited in such place as the Commissioners of
the Second and Third wards may designate The
two Hundred + length for the full width Of the
earurssswsy exposed for Inspection; which will be
vel puoa az " the Msxd Commissioner, without
Bidders win state the price per square yard for
per nes foot for gutter stone O which shall be- n
length Of not less than three feet, twelve inches
Of New York tagging in pieces fsur feet long six
teen inches wide, and four inches thick. closely
on tle face and twenty incLe s deep; per foot for
h,is ng oia curb per square yard Tor laying ne
walks also, relay ing old ag footways. per square
The work to be done to the satisfaction of the
Of the second nd Third " ards. ana the Assistant
paid for by an assessment according to existins
laws on the property bordering along the line Of
the str eet except that of the United States which
is provided for 10y act of Congre approved
old materials to be the property OF the Corpo.
ration; or the indiyidal property owners, aud de
posted in such place as the Ward Comm issioner
may direct.
Bids only from practical PAYERS will be con-
sidered
Ire right is reserved by the Mayor to reject any
or all bids should 1t be deemed the interest Of the
Corporation.
Fer further information apply to the Superin-
tendent and Inspector and the Commissioners ef
the First and Second Wards. =
WIN. FORSYTH,
Superintendent and Inspector
JACOB V0HDERLEHR,
Commissioner Second Ward.
j. 7. GARNER,
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, NAV 9, 1853
Sealed PROPOSALS Tor furnishing Stationery for
The year ending June 20 1859. will be received at
tins mt until the 10Th day of June 1865 at
Il O'Clock VI.
An estimate OF the quantities which will be need
e. and lank forms for bidding. contain ing full in
formation have been prepared. which ill be fur
Itshea upon application.
The Department reserves the ri eht to order mora
o. les 81 he quantities estimated
The D. apartment also reserves the right TO accent
bids Tor Individual items IN any Of the classes
All dell V-rles viii Be subject 10 inspection by an
expert. Detailed for the purp0se by the Secretary
az the Treasury, and the delivery Of sn inferior ar
tlele shall lie deemed sufficient cause annul the
contract. "
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, W ashiDgtOn.
Each proposal must lie signed by the individual
OF nTm making II. and D. accompanied by a satis-
factory guaranty that the bidder will execute a
contract with good AMI sufficient bonds, il his bid
he accepted
The failure 20 comply with spy one order uuier
the contract 20 OpeI the fTfeiiure OF tn en-
tire penalty Of the bond, the Secretary of the
Treasury nisy direct the purchase. in open mar
keI. OF such quantities Of any articles shall he
Necessary - apply the deficiency caused by such
failure. and charge 10 the contractors fftv per
ceBtum OF the price which 10 shall be found neces
cary 10 pay fer such articles
Proposals u accompanied by satisfactory guar
ssties will not be cons and contracts wi lie
awarded only 10 established manufactgre of or
dealers in, the articles.
Bidders will be required TO conform their bids To
the specifca'i0ns furui he'd and failure TO do 40
will case the rejection of any bid
HUGH McCULLOCH.
o colin fChron. Of the r..
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PROPOSALS.
NJ 3. ENGIsEER's OFFICE OF WORKS
L. IoR IMPROVING TIE hARB0R or BoS

Proposals SET Hi HILL l. Be-. T0s
rials and workmanship required for the coustruc-
nGP q ths Sea Nall proposed TO be built at Gal
The materials required are the following-ths
Quantities being approximately taken:
-Four ibcnssnd ssrseis be- III hSdrsnIie Cement
four thousand cubic yards broken stone for con-
One thousand running feet grssite coping, course
One thousand running feet granite facing, Igfsst
One thousand tons irregular granite, for paving.
cIude All expenses whatever incident 10 binding
Pcsals therefor will express prise for each of the
Ioiiowing named items TO wit,
For excavation Of foun istion-per cubic yard.
For Masking and placing oOncrste-per cubic
3. For setting the header and stretcher courses
OF granite fscing-per superficial foot Of face.
For setting the slopiEg cOurse-per foot run OF
S. FOR di gging. removing, s,d depositing earth
Tor back slope and other eNcavati pms not OF foun
8, For laying the paving ard preparing surface
iOr f6 s rs9 s S6 is tss
day work a. foilows:)
Z. MAson- or stOn0cutters-per day.
5. Coed laborers-per day.
9. Yoke OF oxen, with cart or truck. AMI driver
10. A coed horse, harness, cart, and driver-psr
n. For materials to be purchased per cent. sd
The above = rates per day viii be understood
vision. No bid for workman hip will he considered
unless all the above eleven items Of price shall be
distinctly set forth.
Separate bids may be entertained for the supply
O. The separate classes Of material but the cited
states shall not be bouas to the acceptance Of
bid whethsr for msteri al or workmsn-hip, unless
the engineer officer in charge shall be salts led that
the same IL for the interest Of the United States
Preference will be given o. those prop osals which
cover mos items.
Plans and drawings, showing the site and char
setter of TIE wo-k, and the full forms of contract
and specifications required te be signed by the con
tracing parties together with blank fsrms of pro-
yOsal and guarantee upon which the bids 10 insure
consideration are required TO be made out, will be
Cper to ins DectiOn in this Office from this date till
The close az the bidding az of the Isl Inst.
y. G.. FOSTER,
Breyet MAJOR General, L. y. A,
my HIT Lieut. Col. En gineers.
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Baxster Springs and Camp Hunter

Total No. Of bodies to be reno yed. ........2 Oso
At the same time and place, pro posals will be
received and bids opened for the construction of
stone Wall laid dry. to enclose the " Fort Gibson
National Cemetery the same to be about 800
FEET in length and to be built OF undressed or rough
stone.
he wall to be feet thick at the TOP feet 6
inches at the ground, feet high, with a founda-
ten feet wide and inches thick bel ow the sur
face of the ground.
A reasonable time will he allowed for the re-
meval OF the bodies and the con str uction OF the
wall. -
Payment TO be made in Government funds on
completion OF the contracts.
Zach bid must be accompanied by good and
sufficient guarantee from two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvency 10 certified By . clerk
of court Of record, setting forth that the bidder
viii: in case Q contract Is awarded, give ample
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
the same.
The name and place Of residence of each bidde
and surety must be given.
Ri. ders s-e invited to be present at the openi
of their proposals. which will take place on the
day and hour aboyc specified
Propos ais must I. plainly endorsed Proposals
for the removal of Bodies - Proposals for con.
structiDP Stone Wall +" and addressed to the Chief
Qusrtermaster District of the Indian Territory
By authority of the Chief Quartern aster Mill
tary Division OF Missouri.
A. 8 KIMBALL.
Captain and A. q. M.,U. A,
my IA I'd Chief q. NJ. Ditrict of the 1T.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Hedd9'TS Dist. Of Indian Territory,
Chi.f Onnrtsrl,ln stsrlS Gdics-

Fort Gibson. C.. ~, April Is, 1873.
scaled Psoposais In d1piiese to remove the re,
buried in the vicinity ofrort Gibson. u. n, will
be received at this off &c until 3 o'clock D. m
THURSDAY, June 4, 1858, at which time bids will
/. The bodies are to be removed carefully and
decently; all marks and insert ptions found with
nal head board will in all cases be attached TO and
transmitted with The coffin, and set up at the ne
grave. Cofins and transportation will be furn-
tor; The Government will supply the contractor
with lumber suitable for col ms at 40 per M The
person to whom the contract Is awarded will keeo
vidual graves, but the relative position o; bodies
from right 10 left north to south east to
west, &c;, where they are buried so that's strsn-
new resting place and eplace them in their orig.
nal graves in their original order.
AS the bodies are deposited in the cemetery, the
graves will be marked with numbered stakes,
and the number and section Of each grave arked
in the record.
ii. The graves will be arranged in a regular and
uniform manner, either in rows or in circles. and
equal istances lneyer less than three 49, feet
aud a mound OF the full length and breadth Of the
grave will be raised over ii, TO the hei sht of ten
or twelve In chss.
Ill. Wherever the dead are disinterred from cul.
ivaIed or Inhabited lands the orr gina graves will
be lied up AFTER the bodies are removed.
form Of record sheet of disntermentsn will
be provided the contractor, which he will be re.
qnired to fill out in detail in duplicate at the
plsce OF dis terment, enc copy to be forw arded
with the body to the cemetery, and one to be re-
Bidders must state the price per body for re-
moval Of remains from the place of disnterment to
National Cemetery at Fort Gibson, q. N.
Proposals will be received for removal Of the
bodies from any or all of the following. named
places to Fort Gibson National Cemetery
- The follow ing j. the e5timated number of bodies
living, and distance from each place to Fort Gibson
Z. NJ:
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NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLY OF
~ MARINE HOSPITAL

PORT OF ST Louis. April l. 1873
NcuCe l. hereby given that sealed proposals ac-
S"npanlei ty proper guarantees, according to
forms 10 lie furnished on application this Office
~lIL Dc received thereat until II o'clock meridian
% IL kSDAl. June .. lS6S, for the supply Of the
hsTlne Hpspltal at this city with the articles of
provision medicines, &C enumerated in said
forms The Quantities stated estimated with
reference % the usual number Of patients in the
nOspital but the United states reserves the ght
70 take me re or less OF said articles, accordingly az
they may o. actuslly required. II the articles
lvered az the hospital are net, in the Judgment of
the physician, Of the best qaality. and adapted TO
the sptal he will be at liberty 10 reject the same
L. purchase other articles in their stead and TO
over the contract prices
The United states reserves the right TO accent
the prop lsIls for the whole any portion of the
articles specified. :. VI. BRECKlNRIDGE,
my 4-tG Surveyor and Acting Collector
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A Npiriiualisiin TrnuhIe

II. ID. Home, the Spiritualist. who. has be-
come somewhat famous abroad, AZ in serious
trouble IN London. Since ms return 10 Europa
Home found favor in the eyes OF a lady nam.d
Lyon, IS years old, who has made over a large
sum OF money, $4,000, 10 him, on condition
that be should bear her name, and there was a
prospective inheritance OF ~75O.OJJ more. Re-
Gently, however, Mrs Lyon has repented of
her llberali;y, and has sue 10 recover of Hotae
the money she has give. him. She iells this
story about the matter:
When her husband was IN his death bed in
lS5O, he predicted that they would meet an
seven years, and she. firmly believing in his
preselenee, expected death al thai ume. Fall
ing IN with spirltualist, however. she was
informed that II was not necessary to die an
order 10 meet her husband, but simply to visit
Homes AthenRum. Thither she went, and
under the great mediums potent fingers the
spirit raped ont: My own beloved Jane,
/ am Charles, your beloved husband live to
bless you, my own precious darling. 1 am
with you always. i love, love, love you"
Furthermore n continued: i love Daniel:
he Is 10 be your son; be is my son. therefore
yours Ecstatically kicking mp its legs, the
table proceeded 10 announce its complete hap
plness al the state of affairs. Mr.. Home took AZ
upon himself to explain more fully The wishes
OF the spirit TO the effect that Mrs Lyon shouid
destroy her existing Will and make another in
favor OF the medium, bequeathing him every
thing she possessed.
Mrs. Lyon alleges that the transfer of prop-
erty 10 Home was made under undue in II uence
and she wants IL back Home replies that NJ
Mrs. Lyon was imposed upon, 10 was by gem
Uine phenomena in which millions of inteIIi-
gent persons believe, and further insinuatas
tnat the suit IL brought because be will not
marry his benefactress. The matter is now in
the English courts.
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CURE FOR EARACHE.-Take a small niece of
cotton wool. make a depression IN the centrs
with the end ofyour finger fill il with as much
ground pepper rs Will rest on a five cent piece
gather AZ INTO ball and ne II up, DIP the ball
into sweet oil and insert IL into the ear. cover
ing the latter with cotton wool, and use a ban
dage or cap 10 retain il in place. Almost in
sIant relief viii be experienced and the appli-
cation II so gentle that an INTENT would not be
injured by it, but experience relief as well as
m admit
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

W
On the petition Of BENJAMIN BRAY of Sa-
lem, Massachusetts, praying for the extension o
Patent granted to him the 5th day of Sc ptembsr
1873, for An Improvement in Spring Boilers for
Window Curtains, &C., for seven years from the
expiration OF said patent, which axes place on
the .th day Of September, 1868:
Ii Is ordered nat the said petition be heard at
he Pstsnt Office MONDAY, the I7th day Of
August pext, at IL O'Clock M. and all persons are
notified 10 appear and show cause, IL any they have
Why ssid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
he In the Patent Office their objections speci lily
set forth in writing At least tcenu days before the
day If hearing all testimony filed ~ either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
ice, which will be furnished on application
l. epositfODs And other apers relied pom az tes-
timony pust be fled in the Off t,csRty days be-
fore the day of hearing; tn. arguments III any
&ithin Ten days after flln g the testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and in the lntelligepcer, Washing
ton. D. o.; and In the Jorcnal Boston, Mass 1,
once q week for three successive weeks; the Grst
Of said publications to he at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of bearing
A NJ. STOUT,
my 5-w3w Acting Tommis sioper of Patents
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CURIOUS lNCIDENT.-In the Fourth District
CT this county two COWS, one a buffalo. the
property, both OF Mr.. Anderson, became enga-
ged IN light. when the buffalo's head got we'd
ged in between the horns Of the other cow and
renamed so several days before ~ was dis
covered. They Were thus together for eight
days fastened, and were only released by one
OF the horns ofthe cow being sawed of They
were so much rec uced that they could hardly
stand.-AHHGpolis Democrat.
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WOMEN VOTING In a New Jersey town, a
lew days ago yste Of property holders was
taken upon some question of paving a road
making, and several women cast their votes 90
the great CONSERVATION of some old fogies OF
the place recently. AT an election for trustees an
Methodist church IN Harlem, i've ladies cast
votes: and no harm was done.
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So novel divorce suit has been revived i'm
81 Louis. About year ago Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas brought a SUIT for a divorce from her
husband, Benz. F. Thomas alleging that on the
bridal tour be had allowed her 10 catch cold.
ana that on various other occasions he neglected
10 have a fire made for her. The court refused
10 grant the decree, as there Were not su Gent
grounds. Mr.. Thomas now comes into Court
and asks for a divorce because his wife has
absented herself for about year. She de-.
mands alimony, statlEg that she is compelled
70 live upon the charity of her frlenas
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the city'f Norfolk Virginia, on Fri
DAY the 18th day of MAY next, at IL O'Clock m an
tons old measurement
Said vessel has beer used az . ight boat, and
formerly occupied the Station at Wiliou ghby Spit
in the Fifth Light house District
Terms Of sale: Ca.h in Government funds-to be
psd on the day of the sale.
BY order Of the Light house Board.
J NJ. BERRIEN.
Commander. United States Navy,
Light house Inspector
LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE. FIFTH Dis
TRIcr, NORFOLK, Va. A pril Is, 1868 ap29 eotd
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IMPKONED MD UMIMPRONED PROPERTY
IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 20, COM
nencing at 51x O'Clock, We will sell, the prem
ises, the following property: Lot II, in square 81
situated on the southeast corner of North street
and I'D street west, I'm proved by a two-stOry Frame
House, containing ten rooms. Lot ?, in square 81 ,
situated on the north side Of North street, be-
tween ga and sd stress, and part OF Lot .. in
square 81, situated on the north side OF Virginia
avenue, between 2lst and I'D streets
ALSO.
At5h o'clock, Lot Ia, in square 50. situated on the
east side OF Esd street, between NJ and streets
north and Let's g. 6. Z, and 3 in square 1874
on the northeast corner of New Hampshire avenue
and street
Terms: ODe-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months. with interest Convey anciDg and stamps
at purchasers cost. : Is 6own each lot at time
of sale COOPER LATIMFR
my "a dads AuctioDears
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PROPOSALS.
HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MILWAU.
H KEE, WIS
UNITED STATES ESGINExRs OFeIcK,)
NO. 9l2 Main street, MslWaskes, Wis.

UNITED STATES ENGINEERS OFFIcE,l
NO. al2 Main street, Milwnskes, Wis.
May 1858
Sealed Proposals viii be received ct this Office
sntIl IL m jun 1919, for improving the harbor
OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The proposals will b. in du plicate aud separate
Tor each ciass of mAterI ii and labor.
For rartiCp 1ars "a to payne nts time OF com;
mencing snd finishing the work, classification Of
mat, rial &C.. apply at this ofice where plans ard
speSihcatioDs Siil be shown TO oil wbs wish to
make proposals. ll.
Contractors fu, nishipg materials will be requir red
to hold them, wi bout Expense to the United states,
unui required Tor use by the e nginser OH Ger in
charge OF the work
zach bid, 10 have consideration must be accom-
panied by guarantee signed nv tive responsible
names and duly certified to AZ required upon the
forms furnished.
A printed copy of this advertisement will be at
tached TO each pro posal.
Blank forms Of proposals, with form of guaran.
tee: will be furnished from this ONCE gpon appli
cBtion.
The work viii be let TO the lowest responsible
bidder, the United States reserving the right to
reject all bids.
Contracts with good and sufficient sureties will
be executed within ten days from the date of the
award.
The contracts will be placed in sealed enve opes
endorsed, Proposals for Improving the Harbor of
Milw aukee, Wisconsin, - and addressed to
Brevet Col. }. b. WHEELER,
Major OF Eng neers.
my IA I'd Milwaukee. Wis.
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DROPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

0fcs Of Pdymasfsr L. S Nnry)
425 Chestnut street,
Phiiadslphid, May IL, 1853
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Sup
plies. viii be received this office until II clock
ID. on the 18th Of May. for furnishing the United
states Navy Department the following articles. to
be Of the best quality AMI subject to pc ton by
the inspecting officer a. the Phil sdelphia Navy
ard. where they to be delivered immediately
free Of expense TO the Government
For BHTsuB0f Yards and Dock.
70 tens iron rail, 90 pounds per ard. lengths as
directed, and TO drawing of cross section.
10 chairs. cast iron
1 20 pounds railresd spikes. 18x51z inches e1ual
TO the CatasaQus Manufacturing Company 8
make
30 coo board feet white pine plank. 81 inch third
common; 90 board feet of this to be Of uni-
form width Of 9inches, and all sawed to square
edges.
]. 30 pounds cut nails, s inch.
stamping bars.
] claw Tar.
l0,C0o board feet sheathing boards, inch, third
Common white pine.
SEQ pounds inch wrought iron spikes
For further information apply at Office of Civil
Engineer, Navy Yard, Philsdeip bia
HIM HIESKELL.
my l3-3t PaymAster L. g. n.
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DROPOsALS FOR TRIMMING AND GRAY
a ELING l. STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
TWENTY THIRD AND TWENTY
Rot kTH 81 kEsTS WEST.
Proposals. will De received AT the Mayors Office,
alB HAL. until D o'clock VI. TUESDAY, l9th Of
MAy, iof Trimming and Gravelipg l. street nerth,
tctNegH twenty third and Twenty fourth streets
wet Tie gravel 20 be nine inches thick in the
centre iaPeIing on To four inches ar the gutter
re ard TO be well rollsd. nd relieved Of all stone
q IN Pre- Fer size
Bidserr will state the price per sauare ward for
ming ard Craveiing, and the ri Eht il re.sryed
&c reject any all lids
SAMUEL DUyAJI,
hi "a Commissioner First X.rd
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DROPUsALs FOR HAY.

HsadqEayfsrs Dtstrte: Of Tszas,
cJre ChtsG cJH1YfsTyudSfsr,
AHstta- TsrGS, April Is 1881
scsie, Nli be received until ~ O'Clock, noon, ON
NEDhEs DAY the -0;h day Of May next Tor fur
BlrbsLg the tuartermsster De pa rtme Mt with Az
at pTfees aLd in quantities as follows
At sss Antonio, So0 tone
At Austin, 30 tons, bottom grAss)
Al Fort Inge, 40 tons.
At Fort Clark, So tons.
Al Fort 4 riflin. 60 tons
At oTt stockton, go tons.
II fOrt Davis. 80 tons.
A. E0It Bliss, 50 tens
At lamp Verde. ~ tons.
Al tort ssOn- 200 tons
at Fort McKavitt. 6GD tons.
At FORT CODchO, lS0 tons:
At Fort Richardson, 3 tons.
At FoTt Durham, 400 tons.
At tort Quitman- SO tons
At Fort Duncan. 80 tons.
a. .240 pou. de 20 the ton. "
All the shove TO be well cured, mercnsnfsbis
Hay, 20 be cut and put ID from this years crop, IN
June. July. August. September ana OCTOBER, 20 %
well stacked such places in the vicinity OF each
aud in such sized stacks as the receiving ON
Ger may designate. To be saltsd-Quarfer ms sser 9
Department furnishing the sst-if relutref. and
subject to the inspection Of the ofcer recevng II.
Separate bids are invited for each post. and the
Proposals to be plainly endorsed Proposals for
Hay, !" ard addressed to the undersigned ~ this
Nv order Of Breyes Brigsdier General O e.
-TompkiDs, Chief Qusrtermsst.r ai1th military
District .. ruL LEE,
mTqst District Of Texas.
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10y COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers
ID Late Clsxks with J. G. MCGUIRE A Co.
Southwest corner Pennaa avenue and 18th stree
Star Office Building.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND BILLIARD
TABLES AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, May 18th, at 10
O'Clock at our Auction Rooms, shall sell large
collection Of Household Furniture, two Billiard
Tables, &c. comprising
OAK and Painted Cottage Sets
rBedsteade. Bureasu. and W ashstands
Walnut Ward ODE, Whatnots
parlor Furniture. in Rep aud Hair cloth
Husk and Hair Mattresses
Extension. Dining, and Leaf Tables
ReIrigerators, Tin Safes
Feather Beds, BOlsters. and Pillows
Crockery and Glassware. Clocks
Two Phelan Parlor size Billiard Tables, in per-
feet order
Kitchen Requisites, &c. &c.
Terms cash. COOPER L LATIMER,
my Il dts Auctioneers