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TIE INTERNATIONAL BoAr RACE.
Moro Interesttng Dctnils-Time and Dis
tanco Corrected--Graphio Description
OF tho Contest, SO. ,sl,..;. tss7.


II is clear now that ip the recent intorna :
tionai boat race on the River Thnmes ! tho
Americans were not beaton 80 badly by their
opponents. tho Oxford crew, as nt llst report,
cd. The later cable dispatch published yes
tetdsy. stated that the judge had declared that
the Haryards, at the end OF the rac,, were only
half length clear water In the rear Of their op-
ponents. Indicating that they lost the race by
about length ,aad ahaif. Now. the special
correspondent Of the New York Tribune cou-.
firms this satstnept.s and says: Il. "a I.
The defeat Of the Haryards 10 the interna.'
tlonai boat race was less than reported. JAs
ieokoned on the pros boat It appeared to Sc
iioer-tengths. i and lsso telegraph ed; but til
;oSge - a. MortlsEe sis aubrey P.ul personally
Hush wa but one length and.a:6aK The
time, too: Riyen In my hfst dispatch was in
correct. The true time Hal "A minutes 20 sec.
Snas and three .fi.hs. q t;ken b. giodshsm's
opfohogaph. registering independent fiths OF
seconds. This is nssrly q, S6eConds less than
tns ame given by the London reporters; but r
'took " myself, aad am oopddept itis accurate.
The same writer efyes . graphic description
OF tho rsos, and thSieport setmsf so be, ct ths
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- g. .
x,lo ConIiar,J q Responsible for he s. io.
oTaf ser.at,' Gu,iUos h stor! ZION remember tho
Pine got no on wager d II has bem The enYv S1
orthe Bohetnlans ior ten or a dtaen, ny soar:. say
OF the sort, producbg orily aborsiGnsH Ma ons @
mas appsoaoslhed ~ until Mrs. StoWp, who has
ssrPassed 81 fh =: Thsy tel 8 queer ale.iS They
iot Of literary sEels are impiIcatsd i. E Their Z
,,,es ,aea was seps1ion, hut they overshot the
mark.I nn 1d Ihoy famed Lord Byron's character
10 ss.n .os tnat @ no sfoud defend it. The wager
Vas Vas t ttr,neIohat pagno md olgais. When
nenr5 a.a1S nata 5eeofr. hQird Of 1t he WAS Worry
atpEy sahEss anSard 9i &nlal is expected from Mrs.
nops9T Tans SI eH dndeH publisher, they may hush IL
T,S. Tp a bsos,so I bSner fairly burst viii spleen;
AZ Gpa s1S Hnnnar n't invent the Byr6n Scan
tho eS oS,ag " igr
istah 4 % on mss Why, ss,t. .shy didn't g shs g
'&s0bQ jt,,7 a.. Ps'a neha cooi
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SHARKS FR0u TIE WrRss,

Miss oushman is At Rdnburgh very y.ill. 4. y
Seven firms on Psari.4reet, B6aton, losssoc
5000 900 by tho failure Of a VI. Louis shoe house
three are nearly ruined.
The scrafton minors haycl voted four hun.
dred and ,terty-one to, two huHted and twenty.
one 10 favor of resuminR work.
The Rey, Father Murphy, 4 we'll known
Catholic pfiest, Was accidentally killed while
gotting Oh tho cars at st. Louis.
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TIE EFIRE1N P1kLAa : !, ) a..

PHILADELPHIA, seoto mbt i.:AAs. con,a,,,ne,. cf,,,a I.
tal Hotol was sAvod. Tlp Club s,..bie on
Broad-strcet is burnt. and thirty-nhs Mr. snnr sss
lost. W'e'
Tho Imperial Insurance company has Ma
ono hundred thousand dollts on whisliey K
gently burned. and will. in ate1 days, pay two
hundred thousand dollars Y,fo. +
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sr EXECUTORS FINAL NorIOE.-No,
tlce rs hereby glye1 Jdat ON the, ,msf DAY OF
iszPrxnsrn ensuing. the undsrsisnh will apply
TO The Judge Of Probate. Of Charleston County, for
an,i ds:nsres e E1seytors of tho Rsate the lao
50 u 's sl,tsl tS VA y SJ.asssssLArrnuY, -
4 ssp'S 'Sys,i ~ EBANCrs p0LlKoE,
/. - ~ Ixxssutots Of Estate on. pat,s5iS'y Y
fGAspt nyes =;
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TIE FIRST FREEZE.

Bosros. September IA dispatch from
Mount Washington rqforts scvoro storm.
Thermometer 2s degpes. Two inches OF ice
found oD the tolegra'd wires.
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TIE HE4LT1T OF MR. DAVIS.

MONTREAL, sopembor I. 1.-private letters re.
eeived from; Mr.. Joferson Davis say that tho
unfavorable accounts given OF his health are
greatly exaggerated He will probably reside
in tho United KIngd(m for tho rest Of his life.
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Z. --Aletter from Arkansas says tha movo.
mensts 90 z, 49, sS ssese to cut G tg tiers Of
taw andy Chet,kee Nas
Join tram To- tncp6e51 1ornlnRs " Htatas
tion fQrFthb purpose OF {J51 t,ss 81
Ocpsssss d tas coming session. s,ssss
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gMARENGO.-F WEIR ANN ACHE

as-MARENGO.-F Z YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FEVER PIEvKNTivE-ThIs val.
uab!a preparaion has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have u ed Il with the most benoacia, results, the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer Il to the pub.
lie. 1t is warrinted to euro CHILLS AND FEVER
Of however long etanding, rsmovlng the cause md
entirely Graduating its efects from tho system. II
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen The dises.
Two organs. induce an appetite. and restore the
patient to perfect health It is purely VEGETABLE
preparation. und SO harmloss that children OF all
agcs may take 1t with safety. AZ q tonic MARENGO
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects of fever pr from other cause is invaluable
A few do,es IS sufficient TO satisfy the most in.
crcdulous sufferer Of It's virtue and worth, All
who Try one bottle of MARENG GO will be 80 much
pleased with its OBJECT, that ,hey will readily en-
dorss 1t, NO HUMBUa. For evidence OF its eff.
cacy and value, refer to MAHENGO circulars which
contain certificates Of wolI known and respectable
citizcn.. q, - ,5;,N N
tdARENao Is o genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and Manufacturer being native and
resident OF Charleston and 1t is fully gu,raprs cd 10
give complete ana universal satisfaction ctN
+ no HUMBUG. TRY 1T. ~
( For sale by all Druggists. aud BIZ DowiE b
NOISE, corner Meeting nnd Hase s,rects; GOOD.
RICH, WINsMAN & CO.. Hayne.strcet, md q. J.
LUHN, Druggist, Agent 6r proprietor, corner o,
King and Johr Seets. CHARLESTON, .. cr;is ..t,r
I June 3 sn...:-s. e.a... mac ig.A eof s@o
t.as EXTRACT 5FRoM a pRIYArE LET.
TER FROM HAWAII, SANDWICH IsLANDs.-
y Although Tho eruption 1. not SO violent
.pow. tho volcano Is fearful sight to behold The
rivers Of lava stili flow, aud tho smoke feon tie
crater ascends in awful majesty. Duting this vol.
cinic uphcaysl IL has yeen very sicsly here. N
peculiar sort Of low malarious feyer, which has
grown out o. the foul, condensed vlpors of tho vol
cano has preyallclio an alarming o1ent, and o. ono
tims It was feared Il would depopuI,e tho island,
But iortpnntey captain toalling here for sup.
plies) distributed PLANTATION Differs to the
suffering, and quick and thorough cures were The
result. Tho neWs spread likc wi'dnro. Mes,rs.
cbipE, Takin & Co, Commission Merchants had these
'Bftters for sale. In . shor, Hmo their oface was
besieged and their supply exhausted A seamer
was dispatched to San Francisco by order OF The
Ho,pitl Department, aud q new and enormous
supply obtainea, as soon as possible. From that
nomcnt The scourge was stayed. Not another fa,,i
casa occurred, and the epidemic has now entirely
sdisappeared. y Is this wonderful remedy
known in your cItyf hore so. 70. III, sure cure
for all fAvers and mlasmauo sickness. You nav
;tsll your friends 80 for me. H.M,C,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superor to the best i'm.
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TE EAST.
nassAonA ,n,.s, y

hAssAohsN anss1oN ARIES.
HONG KONG, AugnA A5.-Ihe reports OF The
massaore Of Christian Missionaries in tho pro-
Vince OF szchron ire tnarmed. Twenty arc
known to haye been kills. The government
has instituted inq,iries e,poern,ne Tho ont.
RACES. -
COMPLETION OF THsSuEz CANAL.
oA1no' septomhe. 1.-ThSuez Canal is com.
pleted' and will bo olsnod tho 17th with
depth OF six metres Of W9ter tAonohont," ~
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ss.-,i.spteial Hoiices.

aTA HANDSOME EINDoGE.nR,yT...R EVERY
person who scnds IS 80 to the "XIx CENTURY,
Publication Company. in this city, IT ceiYes that
superb Magazine for one yo,r. and copy OF either
OF the WayerIy Novels or the works Of Charles
Dickens that may DO dnsignated. Specimen mum.
Der with premium list IS cents
August 81 ,I..- ,riha1mo
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=, 81 sOLOMONS BirrERS. This PRE-
.fARATIoN, compounded by one of our Oldest nnd
most esteemed dIusglss has, during the short timo
in nwhich Il has been offered 70 the public attained
reputaion which has almost entirely driven ont OF
market Tho various tonics and stlmulnnts which for
few mon 'hs. by exorbitant putting and heavy ad.
vertisiiig, succeeded In building profitable busI-
ness for, ,,htir projecior,. ,s
so'omon's Bitters nre not OF tio alshy Rtyle, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought puiTs and
fictitious recommendations for calo to gullible
public. Their composition Is well known to and ap.
proved by many Of our host physcians aal The pro-
prictors depend upon tho intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to make It "a popular as It IS curative.
They do nCtprotend to o1or medicinal prepara.
ton that viii cure oil Tho ills that Hcsh is heir TO-
but they do cohtond that tho judcious use Of hcso
Bitiers will greatly sloyiito human sufIeripg and
bring yery many to a,a.o OF comparative health
who have long been strangers 10 that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of my pro.
fc.sed curative Is worth dozens or hundreds OF
bought certificates, and the Messrs. sOLOMONs
have only published few out Of the hundreds of un-
solicited testimonies which the have received wo
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALrX
q. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for tho past six months has been known te the whole
country. His fow earnest words Will 20 much fur.
Their TO con6rm the good opinion already existing as
to the beneficial qualitie, Of this medicine than
would columns Of stereotyped recommendations
from unknown parties:
LIBERTf HALL ~,
CRAwYanDsvHLE. Ga August H. 1859.
xessrs. a. A.. so'omoas q Co Drxgoist, sarannaA,
Ga: sts t
qErTIshRsaplease send mo BALI . dozen bottles
OF your Bittsrs have been using them lately
upon the Recommendation OF friend, with decided
befeAt 10 giving tons 10 the digestive organs and
general strength to my sys,ern. Bend BY Express,
with value endorsed. q. o. b.
,s,sfs yours fsspeSi fuiyas
d5tssfH os ALEXANDER b sTRpHRNs. "
Au6uW ~ e5seE 4. Fs,.sl J,4 l...s ~ limo :.
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sT TAX NoTIOE.-oFFIUE OF OiTY
TREASURY, sEPrEMaeR. 1sr. 1see-TLs third and
last tnsialment OF TAX ON REAL ESTATE Tor 1869 is
due. and payable during the present month
- g. THOMAS,
scpt1 City Tre,surer
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-superor to The best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at h,lf tho price,
j AuRuss ot 81 St'Et tuths3
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%o cheosfally recommend the above Company to
the patronage Of the citizens Of south Carolina.
Columbia, y CD. 8. Preston. J. P. Carroll, @. D..
Melton. 8. ". Melton. J. D. rope.
Camden.-J. B. Korshaw. VIM. NJ. Shannon. ". E.
Johnson.
sumter.-John B. Moore.
winnsboro'.-W. r Robertson, j. B. McCantp,
James nion.
Yorkviile.-W. y. " lson, a. Coward. James Ma.
son. I. D. WtherspooD, j. r. Bratton. j. T. Lowry,
II. G.. McCaw.
Andersou.-J. L. Orr. tss-!
iBarnwell.-Jos. A. Iawton. James Paterson, John
son Hagocd
oIarendon.-Jno. L. ManDing, T. G. Richardson
Browne Manning.
REFERENCES IN cuAnLEsToN.
General JAMES CoNNER. Messrs. pELzRR,
RODGERS h co. JAMES a WILSON. Esq, aRo.
August 10 fstt .snt. fl'' 'Qmoa
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NOTICE., rHERESA. soNNrAa, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAa, Dyer aud scourer, residing at
No. 14t rket.s'rect south lido. do hereby give
notice that will carry business as Sole Trader
in one month from tho date hereof
August IS limo TuERFSI SONNTAa
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Spffial antifrs.

aB BATCHELOR's BAIR DYE.LTHIs
splendid Hair Dye ia tho heat in tho world the only
trne and perfocf Dye; harmless. reliable in.,a.ta.
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tinls; rem.
edies the LII effects OF bad dyes; invigorates and
icavea the hair soh md beautiful black or brown.
'o'o 'y all DRUGGISTS and Perfumrrs; and properly
applied at Batchelor's wiz Factory, No. = Bona.
street. New York. lyr Mov tx
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az TAKES TAXES OLLETO
coUNrY.-The time for paying st1lo and County
TaIos without the additional twenty per cent has
been extended until the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEP.
TEhDEn. JAMES W. GRACE,
August 81 q Treasurer ~ r.
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GENERAL GRANT AND VIRGINIA AFFAIRS Our IN
taIigenee from washington, through both public
and private channels, Is that General Grant Is
strongly in favor OF an early election IN virginia,
and also OF the action proposed by the Com
mittee OF Nine" in regard 10 the manner
Of submitting the constitution. e., win
the test oaths State acknowledgements and
county organization voted on separately. The
gentlemen from Virginia who seem 10 have been IN
a measure snubbed by the chairman OF the Recon-
strncton Committee and who were allowed by Gen
era Butler only ten minutes for the development OF
their views, afterwards called on General Grant,
being introduced by the Secretary or War. Their
reception was kind and cordial. We learn that while
they were most agreeably impressed by his modest
bearing they were no less gratiled by the straight
forward and outspoken manner in which he ex-
pressed his views on affairs in Virginia-Richmoad
IkI.lQ April G.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

RiRCH-Yo ULN.-In this city, on Monday, April s.
by the Rev. John b. Morgan, assistant minister of
81 Thomas church, JoHN BAGoT, eldest son of VIII
liam Birch, OF Barton under Needwood, England TO
MANY BRowER eldest daughter OF Dr. j. J. Youn,
OF Jersey City.
DEMAKEsT-POUNTAIN.-A BROOKLYN on Wednes-
day, April 7, by Rev. Dr. Searles MARTIN DEMAREsr
to lizzIE F., daughter of +. 4. Fountain, all Of
Brooklyn.
GlLBs-MINARD.-In Mount Vernon. Thursday,
Aprl s. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by
The rev. W: ). Cony, &. NELSON GILES, TO MARY f.,
daughter OF A. +. Minard, all formerly OF Brooklyn,
l.. d. No cards.
GRossE-TAHI--At HUDSON City, on Wednesday,
April Z AZ the residence OF the brides parents. by
the Rev. Leopold Mohn, Of Hoboken, August L.
CROSSE TO JULIA TAIL, eldest daughter OF d. Tail
No cards.
Baltimore and Cincinnati papers please copy.
HAZBII-CHURCHiLL.-ln New York. on TUESDAY.
April 8, by The Rev. Frederick sill, EDWARD Hazel
70 lizzie daughter OF the late Joseph Churchill, Of
New YORK.
London England papers please copy.
HuDGEs-MAYNE.-O On Thursday, April s, at 81.
Paul's church, Tompkinsville, :. l.. by the Rev.
Thomas Punneti, EDWARD HODGES, oi Leominster,
England to Lille, second daughter OF The late
Charles X. Mayne, Esq.
Herefordshire (Eng.j papers please copy.
HYNARD-SrooTH0ff.-On Wednesday. April I, at
Fatbush. by the Rev. Mr.. Thomas, SAMUEL A.
HYNARp, OF Brooklyn, to ELLEN M. sTooTHoFF, OF
FlatbUsh. 10 cards
KIpD-NoTT.-At ST. Peters church. Albany on
Tuesday, April q, by the Rev. Ehphaet \. Potter,
HowARD KIDD 10 elizabeth COOPER, daughter of
Hon. Benjamin Mott.
NEXsEN-BERNHEIM.-On Wednesday evening"
April Z, 10y the Kew. Dr.. ;. D. Burchard at the resi-
dence OF the brides unc.e SHEFFIELD L. NEXsEN,
OF this city, 10 tELIclE BERNHEIM, OF Lorraine
France.
PuRCELL--0' BRIRN.-At Flatbush on Wednesday,
April Z. by the Rev. J. Moran, JOHN PURCELL, of
New YORK, 10 ELIZA, eldest daughter OF John
0'BTien, OF Fatbush
TsAFFORD-CHEE- aAN.-On Wednesday, April :, in
Brooklyn, \. Y, 10y The rev. J. W. Diler, ID. d. Mr.
J. rRAFFORD ALLEN, OF Ecd Bank, y. j., to Miss
MATTE u. CuEESMAN.
WARp-DE PAU.-ln thus city, on Wednesday,
Aprl = by the Fey. Dr. Washbnrne, GEO. BARCLAY
WAED 10 JANE NJ, daugAter Vi Louis A. DE- Pau.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer,

VIII sell by auction on FkIDAI Apr az IUN O'clock at
Elegant Household Furniture consisting OF Velvet Brus
sells Ingram Carpets, carved rosewood Suit
blue and gold and CRIMSON and gold figured brocst do IN
harcoth rosewood and black walnut; marble top Centre
Tables Gilt Frames Engravings carved rosewood and black
walnut Bedseads, mahogany top Dressing Bureaus and
Wsshsands black walnut Warrobes, Lounges In green
oak black walnut mounted Cottage Suis,
Reception Chairs in crimson figured broca,ei Mattresses,
Pillows Bosers, &C., Window Shades, Stair Carpets. OH
cloths black walnut Bsistsnd and Chairs, oak Extension
Dining Table, seat Chairs, mahogany Sofas aud
Chairs In hsrcOt China, Crockcy, Glassware, Kitchen
Furniture &c.
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THE GLASS OF
FASHION.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY.

A UCTI0N NOTICE.
"A L. 4. HAZELI. Auctioneer.
This day lFRIDAY) April 9,
at 10@ o'clock salesroon, 80 Cortandt street,
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C, &C,
In lots to suit city and country trade
Catalogues on morning OF sale.
+. +. HAZELL, & CO.. huctioneers,
Cort and sreet
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10y A. NJ CRIsTAJAR, bUCTIoEErR
ID Executors Sale Furniture Truck.
A. ~ CRfsTALhR SON, l27 BrosiwAy, between Canal
and Howard will sell this day tFridav b inst, " ococs
In front Of store Trucs ~ order HALL Execute
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HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C, &C,
In lots to suit city and country trade
r. i. nAzELL, & Co., Anctioneers,.
30 Cortlandt street
j. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCrIoNEER.
~. Magnificent Household Furniture,
Furnished a cost of $4,000.
pawn a ssens SsBs and
many rare, costly Works of Art,
a. r, a; public auction Sangh, Az,
the elegant manson ws Fifteenth s between
Drawing Room Suits covered green gold crimson gold
brocatef Window Curtains to match; rosewood Eagere
Cabinets. Tables 500 volumes choice Books artistic
Engravngs Mirrors Lace Curtains, Cabinet, Velvet
Brussels Carpets Chandeiers rosewood walnut Dressing
Mattresses Bedding Dining Table sideOoard superb China
ra sees Inens kchen ar
niture. Bparties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth
avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars.
A LARGE AND PEREMProRy AUCTION SALE OF
"A magnificent Household Furniture, fine Carpets, &e,
mos. OF which are perfect ordeI having Seen but little
Fridsyl April g the entire elegant Furniture &c., con
M Between enc Tha and Fourth eo%mencns
O'Clock precisely consisting Of an elegant seven
and fne reps Centre fables, &c large variety OF
mn IN sne earSen &C. pSe
ware &c Fun particulars in catalogues. N.Bsae positive
and without any reserve.
ucTIoSs as NE, awEsTrIELp, n =, AT ONE
leave foot Liberty street at 70 by New Jersey Railroad.
For maps &c, Apply at ~ ZINE street, basement
A UCT1oN sALE-PAPER, SOAP TOBACCO. CIGARS,
n Liquors. Teas, this day O'Clock. front OF store 05
Pearl Hanover square 90 boxes family Soap 20
Brandy, Gin Rum Port Wine 80 Printing Paper lot
other Goods W. A. CARTER, AuctioDeer.
A UCrIoY sALE-sTEAM ENGINE, TOBACCO CUT
n ting Machine this day, IL O'Clock, front OF store Us
Pearl (Hsnover squares Peases patei~ seffeedpg
Tobacco Cutting Machine order u horse steam En-
CINE, Pumps, Valves. w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
A UCTIoS SALE OF SEVERAL ROAD AND BUSINESS
~ Horses Coupe In good order; top and open Wagons
single double harness, Blankets, Business Truck,
Express agon, OF Truck Harness. by COLE MUIR
Ply ISL Fulton street, Brooklyn, saturday, April 10 at II
afro
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SPEAK TO YOUR CARRIER.

A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
~. public auction, Friday, April q at 1919 o'clock,
the residence OF Colonel A. Denke formerly the residence OF
Robert Waker the Boston road the junction of the
Southern south OF West Farms village westches
county, New York. his entire stock OF magnificent House
hold Furniture consisting OF Parlo Suit in brocate
Mirrors Bookcases Etaseres Damask Satin and Lace Cur
tans Ornaments, marble top Tables Oh Paintings Brussels
Carpets Velvet Tapestry dne carved octave Panoforte
and sooi beuroqn sui!s, aoes se.s, lar Ma,resses
Glassware and Cooking Utensils of all descrons hne
Brett family Coach Wagon Harness. Saddles and Brdles
Ploughs, Harrows and Farming Utensils. Sale positive
A UCTIoN sALE-AT BACH's DIsTILLERY COPPER,
n &c, Monday April H. at l01e O'Clock, at 25 Furman
street, Brooklyn,
j. COLE, Auctioncer.
Leach Tubs Receivers 600 gallon STILL large quantity of Cop
per and Copper Pipes, Steam Pipes Iron Kettles, Office Fur
nture, two Safes, &C.
Large lot of Scrap Iron, &C., &C.
Terms cash and deposit required.
TELEGRAM CARTOON.
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,rELEoRAM CARTOON.
THE GLASS OF
FASHION.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM TODAY.

SHBRIFF's SALE.
y Coal Yard, Horses, Carts, &C.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auc,ioneer, will sell on Saturday,
April TO- II O'Clock, coal yard Twelfth street ard
D. Stock Fixtures and Lease Of Coal Yard
Horses, Carts, Harness, &C. JAMES OBRIEE, sheriff.
d. REILLY, Deputy Sheriff
cBERrFr's SALE.
- First class large size Iron Safe.
RICHARD WALTEHS, auctioneef. will sell Saturday
April 10 at II O'Clock, at East Broadway large hrs
class Iron Hafe JAMES OBhIEN, Sheriff.
JerApoUs FLYNN. Deputy