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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
AuctiOIlcer.

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.-ELIZA
u Y. MIKELl, Administrative, VS.. F. s. Mikell.
CT al.
Will bc sold on TUESDAY, 18th day OF January
next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, in front OF the Old
Customhouse,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
Sno u. rhe ,eu u rUser CreeA; ma.fis o.
Road, i'll the Parish of st. James, Goose Creek,
County OF Charleston, and known as Liberty
Hall, containing 3G0l acres. Butting and bound
ing north on Lands Of the estate OF William Bell;
northeast and east on Lands OF =. G. Stoney, Esq.
east on Brick Hope, owned by Charles Graves:
southeast on Fosters Greek: south and southwest
on Fosters Greek; west on 'Ilowhall," belonging
to the estate Of #. ]. Smith. and to the west and
northwest on Upper Back River Road, as per plat
OF r. Henry Mellard, Surveyor.
Tcrms-One-third cash; balance in bonds OF
purchaser, payable in one and two years, with
interest payable annually, secured by mortgage
OF the premises. Purchaser TO pay for papers
and stamps. L. W. NJ. MACKEi,
dcCl1 tul s. C.. c.
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RoBBERIEs.-The rainy weather of the past
few days has rendered the nocturnal thieves bodcr
in their operations, and the number Of robberies
is largely Increased. The residence OF Mr.. J. D.
Aiken, at the corner Of Charlotte and Alexander
streets, was entered by cutting through the Stats
OF venetian blind and he was robbed OF watch
and chain, overcoat, and other articles. This Is
the second time Mr. Aiken has been robbed in
week.
The house OF Mr.. George Trenholm, Jr., in Smith
street near Calhoun was robbed Of various articles
OF clothing. Mr. Morrison a carpenter, living az
No. Il Charlotte street, lost $500 worth OF tools on
the 25th instant. These robberies were all effect.
ed on those nights when it was raining aercely.
No policemen were to be seen, end the inmates Ct
the houses were, with one exception, unaware Of
the midnight visitors until the next morning.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Henry Cobia L Co. will sell at half-past .
o'clock, at their store. strips, bellies, &c.
A. II. Abrahams & Sons will sell at halfpast 10
o'clock, at No. SIC King street, stock and furni'
turc OF q fancy dry goods store.
william Carney will sell at hali-past 10 O'clock
al his store, commssary stores, bacon &c
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BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY.
AuctiOnecr.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUIT
u 4. &. Rice VS.. {. ID. Carr and al
Will he sold In front OF the Old Postonice, in
Charleston on TUESDAY, the llth January, 1870,
ut IL o'clock A. NJ,
All that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with
the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and being In
Franklin sIreet,i Charleston, measuring andcOn-
taning in front on said street 80 feet and the same
the back line and l33 feet in depth more or less;
butting and bounding north on Land now or late
OFT. Z. Whitney, east OIL Franklin street, south
on Land now or late OF J. G.. Rircr', Trustee Mrs.
Sophia Cooper, and west OIL Land now Or late Of
Joshua Lazarus.
ALSO,
All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being in Church street, In Charleston, measuring
and containing in front on Church street % feet
In width, and in depth from east to west l04 feet,
more or less. Buttlng and bounding north on
Lands now or late OF estate Of Margaret Munroe,
south by the Tenement and Lands now or late OF
estate OF J. Mathews, cast by Church street, and
west by Lands OF -.
Tcrms-One. fourth cash; balance upon bond
bearing per cent. interest per annum, payable
semannualy payable in one. two and three
years, secured by mortgage OF the premises and
insurance Of the buildings thereon and assign.
ment Of the policy. Purchasers 10 pay for papers
and stamps. +. W. NJ. MACkEf,
dccol tu4 sec.
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The STEEPLEMAS DIsCHARGED-An investl-
CATION of the false alarms given at the late fires
was held before the Chief OF Police yesterday
morning, and it appearing that the steepleman
had struck Ward No. 4 without receiving any In
formation from the gong-tender, he was at once
discharged. This prompt action, it is hoped, will
produce 4 beneficial result, by causing the stee-
plemen 70 bc more careful and attentive to their
Inilcr.
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Auftion Gales future Dans.
BY A. c. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctfoneer.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
- VIM. NJ. BAILEY, ct al, VS.. CHARLES G..
WHALEY, ct al.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, 9th day OF Janua-
~, 1870, in front Of the Old Customheuse, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND sit.
uate on Wadmalaw Island. Charleston County
measuring and containing 200 acres more or less;
butting and bounding north on Wadmalaw
Sound south on Lands OF Joseph S. Whaey, east
on Lands Of George SCharlock, and west on Lands
of Edward LaROche.
Terms-Onc-third cash: balance on credit Of
one and TWO years, with interest from day OF
sale. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
E. W. NJ. MACKEY,
dec2S tuthmth1 6 C. C.
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NEIL WAENER.-This distinguished English
tragedian has won golden honors in San Fran
cisco and in Utah, and 1t is hoped that we may see
him ig. Charleston before he accepts an engage
menth u the Northern States. Mr.. Warner is
spoken Of as "onc OF the brightest hopes of the
English SHakespcrian stage" and has only been
q shori line in this country.
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CorroN FOR LIVERPOOL r. Mure &
Co. cleared yesterday at this port the British
steamship Marmora, Captain Robinson, for Liver
pool with 500 bags seaisland, 1ll3 bales upland cot
ton. lOC barrels rosin, 80 tons phosphate and 100
bags U. cotton seed.
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VoN SANrEN's Music BOX.-The rattle OF
this box has been postponed to Wednesday, when
all persons who have taken chances are earnestly
requested to come forward and claim the same.
Many of the numbers on the list are simply
marked with initials, and others are not yet paid
for 1t is understood that those in the latter cate
CORY remaining unclaimed will be forfeited.
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BY 4. G. McGILLIYRAY,
AuctiOnccr.

Under DECREE EQUITY.
u Richardson, ct al vs.. Holland ct al.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 1lth day OF January,
1870. in front OF the Old Custonhousc, at 10
O'clock a. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two-story
dwelling house and buildings thereon. situate
corner Tradd and Friend streets. City Uf Charles
ton. State OF South Carolina, measuring In front
on Tradd street 65 feet inches more or less, and
In DEPTH on Friend street, 2j0 feet. more or less:
bounded south OH Trald street. east on land now
or late Of the estate Of Thomas S. Grimke, west
on Friend street, north on land now or late Of
John Crawford.
Terms-Oncthlrd cash: balance in one and two
years, secured by bonds and mortgage OF prem
iscs. Purchaser To pay for papers and stamps.
dec2l Lu4 +. W. NJ. MACKEY, 8. c. G..
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Tur SAVANNAH RrvER-By private telc-
egraln from Augusta, Yc learn that the river "as
eighteen feet six inches above low water marx ae'
1880 \. N. yesterday. TIE rise was very slow,
and Horse Greek is reported to be quite full.
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T ARGE SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS

IL at Camden, 5. C.
AS Attorneys and Solicitors. the subscribers WIN
have sold in Camden, on MONDAY, the third day
OF January next, under Fera Facias, and under
DEGREES In Equity,
Large numbers OF valuable parcels OF LAND
near Camden, forming lists too extensive for
general advertisement. by arrangements, Sher
itf's Sales as well as Equity Sales win be made
mostly on credit
Por lists ami information apply to either OF the
undersigned. JOS b kERSHAW.
VIM. n. SHANNON.
Camden s. c., December 20, 1859.
dec2l tuthS5f1
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BUSI MESS MOTTO CES

BUSINESS ENVELOPES. .-TuE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thouS-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enyplOnpS
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AU
By virtue of decree Of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit Of the State OF
South Carolina, sitting in Equity in the case OF
Morris X. Jcsup, ct a., VS.. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will be
sold at Public Auction, ut the door OF the Court
house in Wilmington, in the state OF North Caro-.
lima, at il O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,, the
5th day Uf January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MAN(ll ESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State Of South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depo;s, Workshops, Mater
ais and everything pertaining thereunt0, to-
.cihcr with all the rights privileges franchises
and appurtenances US set forth and more particu
lary described in the several mortgages men,
toned in the proceedings.
The terms Of the sale are cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
In the report OF the special referee and filed In
ihe case 10 be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as part payment in tile order Of priority es
tablishcd by the report; provided that The same
rateable proportion OF cash he paid In for the
other bonds of the same grade OF priority not in
the hands of the purchaser: and provided, also,
that sufficient cash he paid In to cover costs,
charges and expenses Of sale; tile purchaser also
20 nay for papers W. ALSTON PRINGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1859.
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TRIAL OF THE HOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE -
The new steamer OF the Hope Fire Company was
subjected to trial yesterday afternoon, and
played distance Of 22s feet, through one hun
ared feet OF hose and an inch and half nozzle.
The lope Is a third-class engine, from the Amos
Ieag mandatory, and will compare favorablg
with others in the department, being only inferior
to the Palmetto. The new steamer ia beautiful
sDeclmen OF workmanship.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND II0ARSENESs.-
suffering from irritation Of the throat and hoarsc-
ness will be agreeaby surprised at the almost
immediate relief afforded hy the Use OF Browns
Bronchial Trochcs." The demuccnt ingredients
alay pulmonary irritation and. after public
speaking or singing, when the throat Is wearicd
and weakened hy too much exercise, their use
will give renewed strength to The yoca, organs.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-The NEWS Job Otice is
now pIiuting bill-heads in the best style ana on
anc paper, AT 81 so per thousand. Merchants thlhk
Of il
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MsssEs. Blss%LL & Co. have recently re-
opened their hardware store OH IIasel street, with
large aud well selected stock of every article IN
that line. Most OF the stock was purchased at
prices that will enable the proprctors to sell at
extremely low rates and the attention OF all per.
sons desiring supplies is directed to the sign OF
the big paddock, where they can obtain goods at
prices that suit the pocket
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By A. H. ABRAHAMS 4 SONS.
auetioneers' prlpate 5alrs, &r.
By HUTSON LEE,

Dy HtISON LEE.
4 I PRIVATE SALE
HICKORY HILL PLANTATION. containing
1000 acres. more or less, OF which about 500 acres
are cleared. This place is situated 50 miles from
Charleston. on the old State Road; Is healthy all
The year. ana the lands are lrst-class for growing
cotton and provisions. The Plantation Is thor
ougnly settled, with residence Of rooms,
mtheG and plastered, with fire places in each,
ginhouse and srews, barns, accommodations for
30 Operators. and, in facr. all buildings neces-
sary 10 q lirstclasS Cotton Plantation.
To any party desiring TO embark In planting
operations desirable investment is here offered.
Terms made TO suit purchasers.
Apply at No. Broad street, Charleston. s. G.
deC2l turI D&C
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By LAUREY & ALEXANDER.

~ S T A T L S A L E.
ID On WEDNESDAY, 10th instant. will be sold
in Marsl's Ship Yard at II o'clo X, OH account Of
an Estate,
The PILOT BOAT "YOUNG AMERICA as she
now lies. Length 90 feet beam 10 feet; depth Of
hold feet.
And Immediately after, OIL Accommodation
Wharf.
| CAPSTAN
lot Sash
l lot Blinds
lot Shutters
l lot Blocks
lot Steering Wheels
lot Oil and Lard Cans, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. dec23 tltum3
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CITY AFF A [ r S {.
Meetings This Day.

Charleston Riiemen Society. at half-past 7
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

ID ESIDENCE, ARCHDALE STREET,
IL Will be sold. TUESDAY, January 4th, 1870 ut
the Old PostUlllce at IL O'Clock,
That elegant BRICK RESIDENCE, on the west
side Of Archdale street. one door north Of Maya
zine street, known as No. 81. The House contains
six large upright ROOMS, pantry, dressing rooms,
&C., with double plaZZaS To the South. Lot meas
urcs about 80 feet front hy about $50 feet deep.
Terms-Oncthirl cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond anIl mortgage. Property
TO be iHsurcd AMI policy assigned. Purchaser to
my for papers AMI stamps. dec24lwthtu4
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THE FALsTAFF OF TIE PEEIoD.-Mr. James
L. Hackett, the only worthy representative Of the
doughty PalstafT on the American stage, will ap-
pear in Legitimate drama at the Academy OF
Music this season. Wien Miss Bateman termina-
ted her engagement at Booths theatre, New
York, Mr.. HacEett opened as "FalstaG," appear
ing in that character every night until Christ
mas, when he brought 10 close prolonged and
highly successful season. Mr.. Hackett has won
many triumph in Shakcspcarian comedy, and
In Charleston will add another leaf 10 his hstri-
onic crown.
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BY 4. C. McGILLIyRAY,
huNttOhrSAs

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Y MARY H. Manning VS.. Charles u. Carr, ct all
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 1lth day of Jan
uary a. ID. 1870, In front OF the Old Customhouse,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the handsome
Store and outbulldlngs thereon, situate on the
north side OF Broad street, City OF Charleston,
State aforesaid measuring and containing In
front on Broad street twenty seven (2Tl feet more
or less, and In depth one hundred and two feet,
more or less; bounded north on lands now or
formerly Of William Payne, east on land FORM
ery of William Payne, now or late Of |. s. X.
Bennett, south on Broad street, and west on
lands formerly Of Edward Scbring, now or late
of Z. W. Edgerton and T. Richards.
Terms -One-quarter cash balance In bond,
bearing seven per cent. interest per annum, pay
able In one, two and three years, secured by
mortgage OF the premises and insurance OF the
buildings thereon. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps +. w. NJ. MACkEf,
dec2ltui s. c. &.
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by HUTSON LEE,
DELL VS.. THE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
ID OLINA.

DELL VS.. THE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
ID OL.INA.
On TUESDAY, 4th day OF January, 1870, will be
sold at the Old Custom House in Charleston.
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings and
Improvements thereon. situate at the northwest
corner OF East LAY and Broad streets, In the City
OF Charleston, measuring and containing In front
on Broad street. forty seven an feet more or less;
on the back or north line feet more or less; on
the east line feet more or less, and on the west
line - feet more or less, and burtng and bound
ing to the north on land OF Charles Lichg, to the
south OH Broad street aforesaid, to the east on
East Bay street, and to the west on land OF estate
OF Mitchell King, rs Will more fully appear by plat
OF John 4 Mitchell, surveyor.
Tcrms--0ne-third cash In United States curren-
cy; balance payable in two equal successive annual
al instalments, with interest thereon, at the rate
Of seven per cent. payable annually, secured BY
bond or bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers and
mortgage Of premises; the buildings to be insured
policy Of Insurance assigned, the purchaser or
purchasers, however, being at liberty TO pay the
whole purchase money In cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
dec22 W. stu2> +. W. NJ MACKEY, s. @. G.
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TRINITY CHURCH-THE TRIUMPH OF
CHARLESTON ARTIST.-The painting OF the inte-
rior of Trinity Church, which has just been conf
pleted by j. E. W. Brewer, OF this city, is one OF
the finest pieces OF ornamental painting in the
State. Ecclesiastical painting is distinct
branch OF art, and requires the incest adaptation
OF coloring to the subject to avoid all gloomy
tingcs on the one hand. and all unsccmly gaudi-
ness on the other. The artists have here sue
cccded to CHARM AMI have even seemingly
remedied what was an evident defect in the plan
of the building by their ingenious application of
the principles of perspective. Tile length Of the
church is seventy-sx feet, its width siXty-two
feet wlde while the height of the ceiling is only
thirty feet By using heavy or dark coors at the
base of the interior and light colors on the more
elevated portions, greater apparent elevation
has beon given to the ceiling.
The walls are painted in panels. gray in the
centre, with an exterior band Of chocolate
coo.. The ceiling is Of an ashen or sky-gray.
About twenty feet from the wall on either side, a
broad band runs around the entire ceiling, en-
closing rectangular space. Inside OF this band
there is series OF five or six narrower lines, di-
minishing in breadth towards the centre Of the
ceiling, all painted in the several shades of dove
or slate color. At each corner OF this rectangle
and midway on each side, there is an exquisite
scroll work with pineapple painted in the
centre, blending harnonlously twenty-siX diner
ent shades OF coloring. The centre piece is an
elaborate scroll work in plaster OF Paris, painted
in white and gold, and gttering like perfect
gem. The large window in the rear OF the altar
is painted in a sober brown color, through which
-nftr 1irin
light" On each side OF this window is painted
a Corinthian column, so admirably executed
that they appear to project from the wall, while
the nutings and ornate capitals seem TO he the
polished work Of the sculptor's chisel rather
than OF the painters brush. The painting OF
Trinity Church Is an admirable proof that when
any one In South Carolina desires ornamental
painting executed in the highest style of art, he
need not go beyond the limits OF Charleston to
find the artist.
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Golioap GOODS.
NOW Is TIE TINE TO BUY CHEAP.
II E A D 7 H S!

II E A D I II I S
shall. from this day until the lst January.
1879. offer the rest of my stock of
FINE FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, NEW YEARS GIFTS, &C.,
Al VERY LOW PRICES.
Some beautiful WORK BOXES. WRITING DESKS,
JEWEL STANDS, TOILET CASES. CHINA VASES
and beautiful ORNAMENTS were received during
the Holidays. but coad not he shown until now.
and they will be sold very cheap.
TIE RETAINING STOCK OF T0Ys Is OFFERED
AT COST.
7. yoS SANTEN.
No. 90 KING STREET. NEXT DOOR TO ACADE.
MY OF MUSIC.
X MAS CHE Err
"BUT ONCE A YEA
THE RICHEST AND TIE INCEST
MINCE PIES
MINCE PIES
MINCE PIES
In the City. always on hand or madc TO order at
short notice,
ALSO.
Game
Jccs &c. &c.
T LLYS L D S 7 D.
No. 124 KING STREET. NEAR QUEEN STREET.
dcco2
n ITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JEWELRY IN GREAT VARIETY.
OF THE
LATEST AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS
BROOCHES AND EARRINGS,
Bracelets Watch Chains.
Sleeve Buttons and Studs
Collar Buttons, I.ockcts.
Scarf Pins, Armleis,
Anu NecNl1ccS
DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS.
Charms OF all kinds,
Gold and Silver Thimb.es.
Sterling Silver Spoons AMI Forks,
NAPKIN RINGS. BUTTER KNIVES.
Fancy Pieces singly and in Cases. -
Opera Glasses, Spec;acles.
Microscopes and optical Goods,
&C., &c. &c, &c.. &c.
The place TO so for tho above. and an infinite
Variety OF
A n C. Y G o o D s.
Is AT
JAMES ALLAN'S,
dccls s,uthtmo No 30T King street.
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DENZINE, DOUBLE DISTILLED,
WILL REMOVE GREASE SPOTS
Manufactured and for sale wholesale and re {.
tail, by DR. H. BAER,
noyS No. 13l Meeting street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCrIoN sALE.-EpwIN NICHOLS co., AVc
n tioneers. ,,s.
Household Furniture, .
ali for the owner al the elegant resi-
depce 1is Twenty street, block from broadway
near Sixth avenue Monday Aug commencing
AT Medallion Velvet and Brussels carpets rose
wood Pisnofoe Paror Suits covered with French satin
and rcps Etagercs Cabinets Bronzcs, Clocks, Paintings
Vnses Satuary Bookcases rosewood And walnut Chembef
FURNITURE Mattresses, Linen, Sdeboard Extension Tables
Chars Lounges Sofas Rockers Curtains Mirrors class
China ana Silver Ware Table Cutlery &C. Parties wishing
TO attend sale take Broadway Sixth avenue stages or
At AUCTION, OIL PArNTINGs.-By PHILLIP LEVY,
n the Artists sslesroom 20 Nassau street, Tuesday and
WedpeadAy August and 4, commencing at haf-pas ten
O'Clock A. NJ. Over I0l choice Works OF Art by eminent
artists the collection will be found choice works by Geo.
Harwck j. NJ Culverhouse, W. r. c. Frerichs A. Merose
Howard Hill, Myerhem and many others OF equal emnence
J. wILDEY, AUCTIoNEER-oFFIcE 4s BROAD
IN. sree-Large and positive sale OF magnificent Honse
hold Furns1re superb rosewood octave ,o rer
At the large brown stone residence S6 East Nineteenth
Centre Tables, &c rich Dining Room Furniture and Tabe
Ware magnificent Bedroom ruraiture IN hne carved va
6a Ne. pure Hai sai'ressss TsfDcis sa; par
ticulsrs In catalopueA
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TIE TURF.

THE SARATOGA RACES WILL COMMENCE ON
l. "Wednesday, August 4, and continue sir days.
w. X. TkAVERs, President.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

n tor ssle.-Length laQ feet draught feet; coppcred
full suit awnings, boas aud furnire running Price
$1,000. G. T. BENJAMIN, 100 Broad street.
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MILLINERY.

J1YGLrsH ROUND HATs.-MISS =. GROVE, sls
n proaIwAy importer English Round Hats has Just
per steamship City OF London case OF magnificent
Feathers Agetes Wings and Beasts TO suit watering pacoo
NrME. RALLrNGs, IMPORTER, 77e BROADWAY
M WIN offer the balance OF her stock OF elegant Round
Hats at prices much below the cost OF mporta'
ton. Dressmaking in all Its branches.
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spORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AID BIRDS FOE
IA sale-Medicnes for all diseases Prepared Food 70
mockny Birds at b. DovEYs Nos Greene street, corne
n. B.-Lates attended by Mrs. Dovev.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION EOTICE-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
"A prices, at JOHN FISHERS and second hand Car
ret Furniture and Bedding Emporum ssl Bowsry bsres.
rets, Furniurs Msttressss, Olcoths Mating. window
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