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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION

NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
The ninth annual meeting OF the National
Teachers Association, in conjunction with the
meetings OF the association of State Superinten.
dents and the ASSOCIATION CT the Normal School
principals and Teachers, will be held at Tren.
ton, N. j., the third week in August ensuing
Under the direction OF Prot. John S. Hart,
principal Of the State Normal School, arrange
nent OF the mem bers. 1t IL alss expected that
reduced fare will be changed upon the roads
over which members will travel TO the place of
meeting. Among many distinguished educa.
tors announced to deliver addresses are Gen. d.
.. Howard, John ID. Philbrick, Esq, Rev. Il.
9. Northrup, Prot: John 5. Hart, Prof ]. p.
Wickersham, frof:E. A. Brooks, Rev. L. Van
Bokkelen, and Rev. j. Alden. ID. D., LIZ ID.
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llERKELKY SPRINGS
ID MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This celebrated Watering Place 10 only "A
Two and 3 half miles from Sir John e kun vnA0
station, Baltimore and Ohio Raiir0Ad. -:
From 18th June to let October, visitors WIN Mad
prov. menis are esss1siSe @ % % and % slsssn,. r.e- H
graphic communicat alton 10 oil points The Spout.
shower. Plunge. and Swimming Baths are upri-
vailed. 500 persons can lie accom- modsteA
Terms: 93 per day; SIS per week. Childreu and
Servants hall price. Liberal deduction for entIre
season.
Pas.pgeu leave Baltimore, by the BAlti more
ana Ohio Railroad. at e:l5 o. m /, { and as q m .
arriving at the Sprin GO 20 q We hsurs.
Tor circulsrs, Ac. &c address o. A. KIRK
1RD00. Proprietor eli colin
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- Abraham Slater. who lives near FOs,orIa,
seneca county, Illinois, is one hundred aud six
years old. he ~ now living with has second
vile, 20 whom he has been married aOoat a IN =
years. HIS youBeest chad - six montas old ,
and his oides' eighty years.
~ Peter CartwrI Ight. who is now dosing his
nitetn year as presid ing elder in the Methodist
church, and the sInty-siNth OF his REGULAR
minlstIy- wall have Jubilee entertainment
gwen hlm oy the ministers OF the Illineis
CONFERENCE, a. Lincoln, during their session an
September next
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MONTGOMERY Agricultural SoCIEry.-
on Monday. the 7th OF June. $50 this soclety
ptoeeeoed 70 elect lts officers fer the ensaing
year. Joseph II Bradley. Esq. was suanI-
mously r-elscted L resident I'd ward w Owen,
lr Washington Waters, Nathan = whits,
Robert w Carte, and Oliver IA. y. Clarke were
unanimously elected Nice-Presidentx, and
Nicholas ID Ofutt, John T. DeseIluu, ".
Neirs Bouic, William T. Dove. and Thomas J.
PeddIcord. Executive COMMITTEES; DR. r p
S'onestreet was Unanimously re-elect-d Cor
responding SECRETARY; and W Neirs Boulc. IN =.
Recording Secretary; VIM. Brewer was elected
Treasurer. Resolutions of respect 70 the
memory OF Hon. Rohert u. nanlop. sud the
venerable Francis q. Chopper, deceased. were
adopted unanimously, also resolutions OF regret
that the impaired health OF Mr.. J. A.. Dunef
prevented his aitendSncA. Fpon motion, AZ
was resolved to hold the Annual Fair, COM
mencing on wednesday, The nrst day OF Sep
tenn her neN..-Rack rail-. NsaftasL
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfteFaeen's Dispatches.
The IRISH CHURCH BILL IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS

Its FassaSe a Crrtainty-Note On its
Second Re eading 1ss sIt6.
LoSpor, June Io-The House et Lords a,
O'Clock this morning passed the Ir,sh Caur,n
Disestahlis hmeni bill TO a se,ond resd,re. nv a
vote OF 1s9 ~ li6.
LONDON, June l9.-The House OF Lords did
not adjourn Sntil nearly O'Clock this morn
ing, owing 20 the efforts made 20 press the p.s
sage of the Irish Church bill 10 a second read.
ing The proceed. .ngs Were highly Interesting
and important. and attra oted a great crowd Of
spectators, among whom Were the Prince
Of Wales and Duke OF Cambridge. The
benchfs. loboIes and galleries, together with
every available space, Were filled with people
who remained unit, the final result.
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RAILROAD CoHPANIIs MUST Provide
SIATe FOR Observation-Disclosures componies
m ust fad seats for every passenger, or nav
damages. So at least the Supreme Court OF
New York decided ION appeal from a lower
court) in the case Of Walker vs. the Long
Island Railroad Company. Piainti6 sued TO
recover damages for negligence, that caused
the death Of his father, while travelling on
the road about q year ago. Deceased wa.
Standing on the platform, and was Knocked
on; therefore defendants contended that as il
was in violation Of the printed rules hung
mp in the cars, plaintin had no claim. Bat,
IL being proved that deceased had gone
through all the cars, and looked In vain for
q seat, :he Court gave judgment for plaintir.
afirming the decision OF the court below.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION OF AGAR
PET-BAGGER.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June l9.-The Demo-
cratic Convention at Dadeville, for the Third
District, nominated j. G. Parkinson for Con-
gress. He is a Northern man by birth. who
settled in Alabama in 1865. and has invested
largely in the StSte. The nomination was un-
expected 10 him, as he has devoted his time TO
manufacturing and farming. and was not
known as q politician.
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THE EGEfTYsBUEG MONUMENf DEDI.
CATION.

GETTYeBURG, PA, June l9-The tents or
dered by President Grant TO be supplied for
the accommodation OF volunteers attending
The dedication of the National Monument on
the LIST of July have arrived
Mr.. DAVID Wells, President of the Nc,senal
Cemetery. who has charge of the arrangements,
will probably pitch the tents in the historic
grove where General kevnold tell, which ad-
Joins the kstaline Spring and the new hotel,
lust cOmpleed.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Funeral Of the Late Gesernor Sc,


SAN FRANCISCO, June Is.-Ths funeral OF
Frederick Seymour, late Governor of Brush
Columbia. took place on the 10th instant a.
Esquimault, Vancouver's Island.
Sir James Douglas. Chief Justice Needham,
Captains Edie and Mis-. of the Royal Navy,
were the pail bearers. The entire population
OF Victoria atterded the fuuefaI. Military
salutes and minute guns from the war vessels
were fired.
II IS reported ttat Mr.. Musgrave, OF New
toundland, has been appointed Governor Of
British Columbia end will leave kng land for
Victoria Immediately.
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SEVENTH eOSaeEssIoNlLD DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA.
The Conservative Cenventieu-No Nemi-
nation.
Especial Report for The Star.l

nation.
Special Report for The Star
ALEXANDRIA, June Is.-The Convention re-
assembled al y O'Clock this evening, and .
permanent organization was elected by select
iIg the following officers: JohLsWard, OF fau-
Quler. president; Aylette Niohol, of Prince
William, Vice Pres'1eni; A. J Stofer OF Cul.
pepper, w Jeshs Of tauquier, ID. w. Wni-
ting OF Prince William, Secretaries.
Mr. Wallace. OF Oulpepper. offered a resolu-
ZION, that IN consequence of the ear promixity
OF ihe Day of election, and the fact that but one
half of the Conservatives of the Congress sional
District are represented in the Conventio on. they
deem ~ h0eNPedtent to make any nomination,
and whilst they cannot endorse any of the cam
didates now IN the field, they recommend 10
the Conservatives Of TINS district 10 yote for the
most available ore.
Mr.. Stoter offered resolution recommend
ing Lewis Mckenzie 10 the voters o. the dis
Gov. Smith moved, as an amendment, that a
committee OF one from each coun.J be appoint
ed to draft resolutions; adop'ed, and Msssrs.
Gm. Smih OF FaRquier, Thomas Waliacs OF
Culpepper, Chauncey H. Snow of Prince Will
liam, Theodore Ber-ett of Madison, A. ]. Stofer
o. Rappahannock, Z. +. Linney OF Orange,
While the Committee were in consultation
W. ID. Wahach. Esq addressed TIE Con v-n-
lon-a motion by Mr. Viii .Dg that the can
didafe for the nomination be allowed to address
the Convention having been adopted-Mr.
Wallach reviewed ME. Mckenzie's political
record, charging that as late as 1stl he avowed
his intentions and voted in the Virginia Legis-
1atSre tor resolution to arm the State and
support the Confederece GoyerES-ent and,
therefore, If elected, he could not take the IRON
clad oath.
Ceionel Delaney repked in behalf OF Mr..
Nick, denied that he had voted for So ch reso-
luton, and claimed that he (McK) cculd take
the oath. Colonel ID. proceeded to oppose the
claim OF Mr. WalIacb, saying that they were
unwilling TO be represented In Congress by any
one from Mary land or Washington.
The committee reported resolutions regrett-
Lof f1lI lIrox nfafi ion.
ing the resignation Of the late nominee for Con-
gress, Is. A. Shackelford. Esq; expressing re-
gret at the necessity OF his resignation and the
circumstances which have induced the Con-
vention to accept ii, and declining to make any
nomination to Nil the vacancy. which were
adopted; and the Convention then adjoJ rned
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FRARrui DIArR or A HerSe WIPl-The
wife Of Hezekiah Greeniee. OF Mason County
West virginia wss Instantly killed one day
last week under the following circumstances
In company with her husband she wss return =
ine home by near path through the weeds
from . nesghbor's where her bus hand had oe~n
3; work during the day. They were walking
hand IN hand. not draining OF any dsngef.
when q dead tree they nad I1st passed sadden =
~ fell. brushing the shoulder OF Gresniee and
sinking HE wife on top OF the head, crushing
her 20 The earth In one solid mass. er-sk ing
every bone m her body. 30 that her rem aims
could not he recognized as those OF a hamap
being. Strange 20 say. Mr.. Greenlee was no.
in plured in the least. further than being stun
ned for few moments The evening was .
calm one. snd n ts supposed thai the tree,
winch was rotten at the roots, gave way from
is weight. Mrs q. bad been married q Little
lese than elk weeks.
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CONVICTED OF FRAUD On THE UNITED
STATES PENSION OFFICE.-Informanoc has
Just reached the Commissioner OF Pensions
to the effect that Bennett MARKS and Nathan
BensiDger have been con nvicted in the IJcited
States Court at Louisville, kentucky, for fraud
on the United States Pension .0sics, in coIcec.
tion with claim for pension These parties
We're indicted in February last for a viola.on
OF the 18th section OF the act of Jsly 4. 1894 The
penalty attached to which is severe, intenGed
TO deter parties from attempting fraud on she
Government
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come of the students in the Missouri State
University at Colombia is an ennre success.
The cost per week, including rent and wages
Of q servant has ranged from 81 Is 70 -. The
students have comfortable quarters In the cot.
tages on the University grounds. The mum.
ber Of members OF the club has increased from
fifteen TO thirty
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A LIVE MOUSE IN CHILD's STOMACH

A LIVE MOUSE IN CHILDs SroNAcH.-A
little girl about three years old, named Emily
Walhauer, whose parents reside at the cor
ner OF Spain and 4reatmen streets, Third
week Of trouble and pain in the region Of the
stomach, at times being quite sick and
pauseated, and at others exhibiting q most
uncontrollable sppetate. The parents becom.
ing alarmed at the unaccountable indisposl.
tion Of the child, and the singular way in
which she was affected, began 20 give medi.
cine such % IL usually given when worms
are suspected. This morning. while suffering
from excessive nausea, the child began wont.
ting, and in violent retchings which ensued,
threw mp o live mouse Of medium slze, which
vas taken care OF, and Is nov on exhibition.
Ne1 Orleans Picdyane, 1ath.
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PRESIDENT GRANT passed the day quietly
at New York, yesterday, takiEg a ride IN the
Central Park in the afternoon.
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FICR PRESIDENT CoLFAI left New York
yesterday for Pittsfield, Mass, and will yisi,
Springfield and Hartford.
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PHALON'S "PAPRIhN- LOTION

sEAUTITYIse TIE Skin AEB COMPLEX.
sEM0yEs ALL ERUPTIoNs. IRECKLEs.
PlhPLEs. MOTH BLOTGHES, TAN, etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Yor LADIES In the NURSERY IL 3, Invaluable
20. 9ENTLEMEN after SHAVING 1t IS no edusl
sPAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the snly reliable rem.
sdy for diseases and blemisnes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN soap,
10 the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will nos
eaar the sklN. Price Is cents per cake.
SPLOR DE MAYO.n
sFLOR DE kkYO.1
n NV PERFUME FOB THE ,ElHDkRR-
ShIkf. ExQUIsITE, DELICATE, hASTIEe
PHALOH . SON, Nev York.
" sly Sold OF ali Dr.. zfsts
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COMMANDER SrRPHEN b. LUCE has been or
dered to command the Junia;a Oh the fr.t Of
July next.
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Yin the Cncinnau Board Of Education. the
COMMITTEES on discipline bave presented q ma
Iesy 3os1,y MRor, rs strictly regnletins oorporsi pan:
in favor Of aoolishing It altogether.
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THE NBw YORK Times OFFICE, on iith street,
is draped with mourning to-day a m lrk OF
respect TO the memory Of the late Hon. H. J
RAYMOND.
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THE LATE DIsTURBANCEs IN PARIS.
Al DIT

PARIS, June 19.-EIght hundred prisoners
who were arrested here during the recent dis.
turbances caused by the elections. have been
discharged. Two hundred are stili kept in
confinement.
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PERsoNAL--Wm. p. Clyde, OF New York
and J. Z. Garcia, of Cuba. are at Willard's.
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HON. BEN WADE was IL Salt Lake City
"Wednesday, and called on Brigham Young.
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DIsNIssALs AT THE TREASURY IT hree
female and two male clerks were dism tssed
from he First Comptrollers Office, Trea sary
Department, this morning One OF them vas,
Prof. Donald Mcleod
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ELLIS' IRON PgTrERs.

Having used your Iron Bi.ters In my prsctice,
csn testify g. its superior tCnic properties for in
yiReTstinC the appetite end promoting digestion.
i can unhesItstlngiy recommend 10 In Of
general debility and syspepsfs. and in conditions
Of the sy ystem requiring the Of a feTT TuRinOus
tonic Its agreeable favor must recommend 10 to
AL Yours Gsss GTssssesnaiiEE, iEE,.rNrr Nm
Professor IN the Philadelphia University
Medicine and Surgery.
For sac by KIDWILL SON.
Pennsylvania syea--s aid 18th street,
and Druggists generally. my 26-3m
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NEW YoRK, June l9--Stocks weak. min A
decided DOWNWARD tendency. Money active AZ
per cent. and 1-2 commission. Stsriing Ex-
snange, ~. Gold, 3SS. 5.s0's, lss2, coupon.
So do new, SS4. VrgiAis's, ex -coopon, 81;
do. new, 6lk.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL EBvnNuR-Tte receipts to-day
from this source were ss.S2lO.
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New YOPk Flsu

New York Flour and Grain N . rk et Ts.day.
NEW York, June I9.-Fiour saio cents bet.
ter Wheat quiet but nrm. Corn dull and one
cent lower.
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Dalsfnere 1aarksss. fs.Aay.

BAITlHoRR Jane ls.-Ooston less firm at 33c.
shoSa SScuve, . previous rates: Wheat a
dull, and weak; yellow, e6aSe: white, sSas7.
Oats dull-light. 70a72. Rye dull at Si.25.
PROVISIONS unchanged, exceps pork, when is
xuoted 1t S3l Whiskv arm md scsrcs n,
Sl,00asl0.
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Financial Matters In Baltkasrs fs-day.
BALTIMORE, June lS.-virgiuia sixee, old,
se 4 bld. 4sx asked; do. 1866, S6k bid; do. IsS,'
Sat bid, 52x asked. North Caroiina's, new, IS
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MANHOOD

A medical essay the Cause and Cure OF pre-
mature decline in man, the trea -Hert of Nervous
and Physical debility. &C.
Thsre is U7sn1ber Of sorisfp 5S ,-Eor .his book
srI! % foErd xssfh. srhsts- -sch pl-yOn holds
fssrs!dfioH Of Parssf. Prscsptoy C1s4xynnaa -
Medical 7 NE< AND GAZETTE
Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents. Ad3rsSs
the Author, DR.. = Def. Curtis s. Sor.hO,,
s.. Baltimore. nyt3-l
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a Il G 4 L l. E b z,
3O4 PEEN6yLvAEIA ayrNUE

304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
choice collection Of OH PAINTINGS; Ger
man, Trench, Engiish and American OHRUAOS,
ENGRAVIN9e, ,PHOTOGRARHs. PASS g -PAH-
IOgIe, eIEReuSc0PEe SD STBREOPrIO
NIBWe. PARLOR Brackets
ossl and s9uase PICTURE FRAMIs, CORDS,
rate. SHITh STR0NG,
&C le-ly Projectors.
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COMMISSIONER DxLARo this morning re-
ceived letter from st. Louis, Mo, enclosI ng
$50. which the writer said belonged to I he
Government under a recent decision of he
Revenue department
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6svsPnnent Securities,

WAsHInoroH, June ~. lS6s.-Jay Cooke L.
Go. furnish the following aRosstisns Of Gov.
erpmaut Yitioa.
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SAVE YOuB MoHEY

s.wsuRcBrLhn.. A. 's.'s 'rie' p
Corner 18th and sss.,
g ~ kRdeT Ebbitt Houss.
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MORE WORK PoR THE NJ MsssRNGRRs.-Iu
conseq uence of the heavy reduction made in
the appropriation bills, at the last session OF
Congress, for pay Of laborers in the Treasury
Departmental has become necessary to have the
work Of cleaning and sweeping the rooms in
the Department performed by the messengers,
and they will be required to perform that duty
after the 1st of J uly next.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NArIONAL THEATEE
rH1s ,ssFaSPIf, eFAEP HAT1sEi Et4ns.oo,
and her Oh AmPION BLACK BESS, IN
MOB nMfPPA aoIEtit and ,ha hhAzEPPAm A1ls a.,
TaIs SatIrdsy night last appearance pssi.i ely
OF toe stoye popular ar,istes.
Tys 1877 SEtss al tIa%ss % I've a GTsas praTs'n
Miss Kate Raymond 90 Captain J aek, o. b. Col
hn, as Odd O. Biue-kin. Black BIS As the High
ss,msns Horse. In addition the 4 KnigEtso o. the
DICK TURPIN ON HoRsEFACF;
Or tfe Life OF Tom King. the HighwAJElsn. u
V'Rz GREAT CURIOSITY
gTRI\ FLAMNEA
NJ 30 VIRGINIANA STRIy NJVBL
tcal Specimen in the country. TO be seer at BRs-
OaIHiS: 3ss Penn q avenue. where b bibles and
saleies o. the choicest quality tempt sEe thirsty
sno tCngry wsyfarer .ely6t
NATIONAL THEArIR.
FOE ONE WEEK ONLY.
Conn Dsne:ts MONDAY EVENING, J.ytz ILL
HAxEkLYs MiNsTRELs,
From their Minstrel Hall, Chi ago.
ton11sed o. Pc az Il '''i-' + BETGHTEsT LlGHTs 'e SF
hIHsfRxSSY among whom are Charley etten-
h. kic~, John B Dosriker Cooper . FieIns.O. p.
Sweet s1s: GGstave Bidsux; with q full anG 9 d
eie1t SuAr.stte and Orc hsstrs
ne; 4-e} ON .S5 5BI.BITIoN .sIII Ise; 4-s
sIlEET.s AT MAEKRITERs, ls1REsr.
No. 4s6 sezsath street. between ID and streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Chsice Oil Paintings, Ipgrsvings, Chronos, &C.
rss. RatnH.s Gold .Sd
sells. Rings, h&iis, &C., In the District. TEXAS
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Nos. 8, 20, u, l3. Is, Is n .. 81. .3 So as 4s,
~, o. u 81 ss So 90, 6s, e9. 20, "a 7s, 7s 81, e, es
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To pay for the services OF tuIee persons, 10 b
appointed by the Secretary OF the Interior, U
ascertain and r.port the amount OF money, 1
any, due by the United States TO said Indian
under existing treaties, ana so forth, per In r
tenth article treaty February twenty. .th rec
eighteen huadred and sixty-seyen, three thou
sand dollars.
The New York herald., 1869-12-20

Tables, Bedding and Toys Dos &c for holiday presents
UcrIoN NOTICE r. NICHOLS, AUcTIoNEER.
Household .s Ct sna slns.s. Carpets.
Work. E nssnTssu. 4osss reseMSod cst. roe
@ Il ZENITH
and Isl sixth avenue nssr Firth ayenue Drawing Room sus
s n SSi:sa.s
Il :ns Ga sna
Wardrcbes Spring and Hair Mattresses, Mirors Clocks
Chars Glass China aud Silver Ware Cutlery &C. n b.
Parties Wishing attend this take Broadway ssagss
University place or Sixth avenue cars.
"A tbs day.--LUKR FITz0ERALD, Auclioneer.-saIs
ta. SMoNDAx morning commencing At NY O'clock
sash 2 .hs hghs.. bidder al the sr.1 class
ssd s.ss r:ris. srsi y:ss %:ssss
rqsn ss s. end
ss ssss ] sSa:s
csan. Dining Room suits consisting q
gs a.a o S
without Goods must be removed 2. hours after sale
g s1ss s911a1soS1s SzsAE AsR sSSSs assss..
LARGE sak aasR1y lRS RssiHss5 Y sADs AI
sa8F IRSIsSsS sAS rASSAoNs Hsp
Ss .prs.snsins sns prodSS,iSn s..scn sSs
sold ON COMMISSION ONLY. ~
NeIs regular sale following on Friday, Dec ~
A ucTIoN SALE; y! n ,a rAYLoR; AucTioSEER
ri.ne,ess; g.ss,s: S1.~Ss Room sa. Painting: ss.'u
. Velvet c.fss gss.a as0Is e :sosSc sss'"'f'' Books
ws ! Ss e. = fS ss sssas sS
Da~ns suits Of Furniture blu.
od om;cu gold Sos.ss snss dessspon
tel NirTors; Brovse Lace Cursin.; marqnserls bom
ss sss I rass
s.a. T.rdiSes, en- %Gs sys aouis XIV Hair spring
Roo. sS sss.j ;:r, ; hsE Gys
pS: Tea ss :o f.rnurs Of servants. SSs spsnsnss
stages or sixth - : : ~ -'''''
DY ARCH JOHNSTON, AucTIoNEER.
- once and salssroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
Gentsel Household Furniture,
Mirrors, Carpets Ac.,
JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssEiI viii sell al auction on We'd
Clinton Streets So ,ss % entire @
Full iSsri particulars and ss-.sosuss tomorrow.
by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoyEER.
ID ONCE and ssissroom 81 street. opposite the Post
AusIMS M AENps SsD . .Sass III tors TO SUR
JOHNSTON Eii' asfi'@ nYsi nsaa., se
ie s'cock At their sas.room Nassau street aTgs
juvenile and noda, Book; and Music soos', BbIs',
IL lo.s 10 sun the trade and others.
DY MAX BAYERspoKrER AucrIoNEER-sELLs. 10
D c'closk a wisn, street elegant E,I,arss Gounsrs
SXYEssocRPfsas S'YSiss oHRfs S6 sSas ss4 sowsiy w.
HFSasJ SSSss5 fhsSsH fsSosah sAsSa 9SsEs ssoSSps sS
roIoSsd%. Hsss 5's'i'I ! is'sS Il O'clock.
The New York herald., 1869-12-20
JACOB BocARr, AucT1oNHER.

q THIS DAY, Doc 10 -
At II O'clock nj IL Greene street, mortgage sale Of Housohoi
Furniture consisting Of Sofas Lounges Curtains. buseei
and Ingram Carpets Mirrors Paintings Centre Tables
black walnut and mshogany Bsd.eads Hair Mattresses
Plows aud Bosters Bedding also Barroom Furniture ant
Fixtures Glassware Tabes Paintings Eneravinss &C., 40
MATTHEW A6tRNE, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1869-12-20
4 ucrIoN sALE-AT lls WEST rwENrY.sIxrH 81

z n
WIN sell positively all the elegant Household Furniture
the brown stone residence lis West Twenty sixth
sixth and Seventh avenues, this
morning Decsmber 20 q lo1 O'Clock, consisting Of Velvet
Brusses Ingram Carpets Paror Suits covered with
gold and crimson and gold satn brocac brocatel
lace Curtains Mirrors Paintings Tables Eiagores Lounges
Chairs, Rockers Sofas covered with hair
Bronzcs, Clocks, Paror Ornaments.
Magnificent IN oclavo Pianofortc,
elegant Instrument only months IN ue, e6b0
walnut Bedxscsd Bureau, Washstand Nat.
tresses Beds, Linen, Blankets, Buffet Extension Table,
Crocksry Glass sverware, China, Tea and Dinner Sets
basement and Kitchen Furniture &C. Sale positive rain
Ahno
The New York herald., 1869-12-20

TosEPH HEGEMAN L CO-TUEsDAY, DEC n, AT
= JOY A NJ, No. seclsy street Windsor ssTacs,t nses
city line Brook klyn. Take Coney Island horse Hand
fiAno, Mirror Curtains excellent Furu
turc, Books Painngi good Carpets China Nairessea 10
The New York herald., 1869-12-20

q. wALDRON 4 CO., AUCT1ONEERs.
N. Furniture, Carpets, Desks,
Toys Dolls, Fancy Goods, &c
This day. II O'clock at 1S Liberty street. splendid
OF Paror and Chamber Suits
Tables, Bedding and Toys Dop &C. for holiday prcsens