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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-26
Approved, April1o, 1869.
rPublic-No. 10
An Act relating to freedmen's hospitals

An Act relating to freedmen's hospitals
n. II enacted by the Ser ate and House Of Rep
re.~ptAtives IF the United State' Of America IN
Gong, ELS assembled, That the Commissioner OF
The bureau IF Refugees and Freedmen Is Aufho!-
lied and directed to continue the fIeedmens
hospitals at kichmoni, virginia; hck.puig,
Mississippi and in the District II Columbia in-
Glazing ,h- ASYLUM Tor aged and inhrm freedmen
And for OF pan children Provided. That tine ex-
nense 4 erect shall b. paid by the Commissioner
out Of moneys heretofore appropriAIeo 'or ing
Of the bureau: And provided further, 1Ia' sA'u
ho~ritals shall be Discontinued - soon - may
he nracticabe in the discretion Of the President
Of tn. Uni ed States.
Approved, April I, 1859
[Pnblic- No. .
An Act to extend the time r the Little keck ana
Fort smith Railroad Company to complete tine
first secti n Of twenty miles 81 said rosd.
Re i, enacted by the Senate and Houee Of Rep
reseptatiyes If the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled. That an &C. appfovea '!y
twenty eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-A4,
euti,l d An act to revive and extend the pro.
visions Of An act granting tn right OF way and
making a grant II land to the States OF Arkansas
and Missouri to aid in the construction OF . rali-
road from = point upon the Mississippi river, op-
posite the mouth If the Ohio river, via Little
Rock, to 'he Texas boundary near fulton IN AK
ausas with branches to Fort Smith and the Mis-
s,sippi RIVER approved February nine. eighteen
hundred and fifty three and for other purposes,
he q, amended as to extend the time to the Little
| ok and FORT sp it'll Railroad, for building the
frst sec,io, of twenty miles provided for in the
second section Il said act, for the term Of three
years from the Thirteenth day Of May. eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, the time OF ming tne
a. ti6c.te If organization to said company pro-
yided for in the third section Of said act: pro-
| vded, That the land granted by the oct hereby
revived shall be sold 10 actual settlers only, IN
tauaDti,ies not greater than one quarter OF :
| s..ction to one purchaser, and for a price nos
exceeding two dollars and ffty cents per acre.
Approved, April 10. 1869.
| GPublic Resclution-No. 9.
A Resolution respe ting the pay and allowances O.
enlisted men Of the army.
| Resolved by the senate and House Of Represen
/ tatives II the United states Of America IN Con
gre.- assembled, That the pay and allowances O
the enlisted men Of the army shall remain q
now fixed by law until the thirtieth Of june
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved, April 8, 1853.
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I. rPublic Rssuausioa-Ne. FL
1oiut Reso to supply m oDissoo n the en-
rolment Of the Get nssins sppror. ~ ~ ~
veer ending June thirtieeh, eighteen hundred
md SEVENTY. and for other purposes, approved
March third, eighteen hundred ana sixty nine
n. !, resolved BY the seuate and House Of Rep
re.cpt.tives Of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That me sssns an.
nropristioos fr sundry civil expenses Q! me
rxvernment for the year ending June tn"tie.n
eighteen hundred and seven J, ana Hs osnei pu
poees.' approved March third. esgn,ee% nS.
frel and sixty nine, be, and the same fs nefeoy'
LII. y, ali ;niens and purposes part Of said act,
viz: sbenbenj the
sum dine him ON lost check drawn oy nooe,s
Neighbours, United states epeeS .,a,.d .nd NV
nine on the assistant treasure r OF inc Onae
states at New York city, for suppnes Sa,,.,. ).
The Indian department, twelve hundfeo o"a'@as'
Approved, March "a, 1863.
Public Resolu,icn-No 10.
Resolution extending the time icf tne s som
ti,n Of the Portage Lake anu A"~e
snI',s~sS nv the Senate and House Of Rep
-..s"..t;ve. n the United States Of Americs IN
e., gress assembled, That the time Tor tne cum
,,s,;nn n the Portage Lake and Lake sup'''or
hin canal be. and the came is hereby ~ -
the III I'd day OF Mafcns eisn
Approved, April 10. 1869.
fpub,ic-No. 81
An Art 70 to continue in force an act ehtltleu
act To extend the charter Of washington Guy
and 70 forth u.. If Pom
Re- II enacted by the Senate and House o. nsp
resentat,yes r the United StA'es OF A"ef ':~.t,
cnncrs.s assembled, That the nrst anu STU At
sertion. Of the act entitled :" Act To ex,eho .ne
charter of Washington city, also to feeuMe -" &c
SELECTION Of officers and for other purposes,
The f,csn y -si1th twenty -eigh!hI 81 Nay. e,s"
tee, hundred and sixty eight, Re. ana 'ne 's
.re hereby continued in force for the pefe. "
me wear AID until Congress shall osnerwiee us'ers
nine. ard that all other sections OF TINS sc' ~ie
hereby repealed 49,,
Approved, April !, 1867.
In Act To declare and III the status OF Juoee
vncate Of the army
Re enacted BY the Senate and Honse OF Yep
resen.stiyes bf the United states Of Ame.ieA ia
Congress assembled, That the number o. Ju.se
sdyecste. ofrhe army be, and the anne is hereby,
6.ed At eight. and the President Is heIeot
authorized by and with the advice and consen. on
the Senate. t. fill all vacancies which may nave
occurred or may hereafter occur therein.
Approved, Aorl 10, 1869.
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Public Resolution-Nou
Joint Resolution concerning vacancies In the Ao-
iu ant Generals department

Ju AMI 0eHefS' ueP
,...,v.., hx the Senate ann Kousn Of Rep
,sssnt.tix4s Of the United etates II America IN
Con.re-s assembled That the vacancies existing ~
The Adiutsnt Generals department at the Tune o.
the passage Of the act approved MArrh th,ra'
s;snteen hundred and sixty.nine, making .p'
81, N. f,r The support Of the army FOR the
wear ending June thrteth, eighteen hundred an. .n
seventy. and for other purposss De- ana tnt
same are hereby, exempted from the operation
said act.
A...ora5 Anril 10 1869,
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No 19l

An Act regulating the rights Of properly ca "-1
ried woman in the district 81 Coaumon
r. IL enacted by the Senate and Hove OF heP
re,rnt,; ives If the United States OF Aniehca ia
Congress assembled. That in the District OF COT
umlia the right Of any married woman =" my
pr,rerty. personal or real belonging to her Al
the time Of marriage, or acquired during mar
rage in any other Say than BY gin or co"vey
.nce from her husband, shall be rs absolute NJ II
she we're femme sole, and shall not be s1'Ject 70
the disposal Of her hu-band, nor be iapt Iof ms
drlts. but >uch married woman may convey, de-
wise. and bequeafh the ssme, OF any m'e.es.
therein in the same manner and ~nh IKE e"ec'
- IL she were married.
sac }. And be il further enacted: That any
married w.,man may ccnnsct, and sue ana oe
sued in her own name, in all natter having Re-
l.s;an 10 her .ole and separate property in the
same manner rs il she were unmarried; oSs
neither her husband nor his properly shah oe
b und to any su-h-contract nor liable !of any re-
cnvrry against her in sny such sn'ts but Judge
ment may BE- infnrcesi b. exetatfoe Against nsI
ale and serArafe estate in the saDe Hanner - IL
shs wege sole.
Approved, April 10. 1870
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rpublie Rec .lutioo-No. 81

Joint Resolution to facilitate the construction oil
the custom house ut Bangor, Maine
Re IL resolved by the Senate AMI II use Of hep-
resentasivss Of the United States of Amer,es II
Onxress assembled. That the secretary Oh the
Treasury be authorised to make present spp'i-
cAsion Of the tveut' Ave thousand d"iiAn .PPro.
,,;.,s ~ he lst ses,jon Of the fortesh Congress
tor the Bango, custom house and public buildings;
the same to be applied q the use provided IN SAID
.ppsopriatio., not hereby increasing the $40 ap-
preparation - heretofore male.
ApprOved, April 3, 1853.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-19
BULLING THE PRICE OF GOLD.

From the ~ y Tribune.
The Treasury holds a surplus of at least sixty
millions of gold, which ought long since to have
been used to pay off public debt, and thus reduce
our annual burden of interest. That gold would
once since we held it have bought eighty MIL
lions of six per cents; il would stlll Duy over
seventy millions. The sooner IL rs eLipioyIo ,i'o
''for the purchase or payment OF bonds, as the
law directs. the better for the puDuc Interest,"
Such hoard lying dead, makes gold scarce anu
bonds plentiful in the channels OF business,
whereas it is the public interest, III view OF tne
11rpent need of funding our debt at lower rates
ofinterest that gold should abound and bonds
be scarce. The Treasury stands in its own light
in allowing dollar of coin beyond It's current
needs to rest in the Treasury.
The operators for n rise have managed to put
ND the premium on gold; and this they can do
30 long as the Treasury backs them by boarding
gold. Every dollar thus boarded is carried Tor
their benefit. If the Treasury held but ten mill
lions of coin, they could not keep up gold to
ANYTHING like its present premium. But so
long as the Treasury holds on to one hundred
millions, they can manage and manipulate the
residue with ease.
Putting up the premium on gold is playing
right into the hands of the Secretary, assuming
that he wishes to use his surplus coin to reduce
the public debt. If he can sell gold at l4O and
buy bonds at 115, every million of his cash Will
buy up over one million and n quarter of bonds.
He ought to thank the gamblers for helping him
to SO favorable an opportunity, and improve 1t
to the utmost. Instead of one million of bonds
per week, he should Duy up nVe, ten, nIIeen,
twenty millions-all that he can get at anything
like the present prices of bonds and goldrespec-
lively. We do not believe he will ever again see
q week wherein ten millions of gold will buy up
30 large an amount of bonds as at this moment.
He should buy--buy- -buy-so long as 81, 100000
In gold will purchase 81, 100000 of the national
debt and he has a surplus of gold to sell. Such,
we cannot doubt, is his intention. He may buy
but 81 100000 this week; but if the great dis
parity between gold and bonds shall continue,
ho 1yi11 buu MOI M mi hOn6S from week TO
week hereafter. SO crowd up the premium on
coin Messrs. Gold Gamblers SO that our gold
shall serve to wipe out as many bonds as pos
Rible!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-19
SOUTHERN STATE INDEBTEDNESS AND
=. THE CARPET-BAG LEGISLATURES.

FT01n Jhe w L. HeTutu.
1t is demonstrable as a problem in geometry
that the credit of our different State govern
ments should keep pace with the appreciation of
the national credit. We do not find this to be
the case, however, with the bonds of our South
ern States when compared either with Northern
securies or with Government five-twenties. The
reason is to be found in the fact that they in
the hands of speculating Legislatures, who have
frittered away the little money in the State
treasures instead of applying it to the payment
of interest. These carpet-baggers have little or
no interest in the welfare of the people among
whom they are sojourning further than to make
the mostmoney possible out of them. If they can
get possession of the stock of railway they issue
State bonds for its aid or relief, and so heap
up the State Indebtedness The past due interest
is left to care for itself is paid by the pawn
brokerage of new bonds. The securities of our
Southern States are far below their real value.
Their oppressive, specializing lawmakers sit
broodng upon their credit and warn away legi-
innate Investment. With the advantages which
the whole region of the South possesses for be-
coming wealthy, not only through its agricul-
tural products of cotton, tobacco, and sugar, but
through its immense water-power and manutac-
turing facilities, it ought to rival the Eastern
States and its credit be as good as that of Mas
sachusetts The South is the present sufferer
from the corruption of those who thus control
its State governments. When these same men
come in their turn to Congress and take part in
the law making of the whole country, we shall
And them we'll trained for the undertaking OF
gigantic jobs and swindles similar to the Pacific
Railway and the whisky frauds.
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being indifferent to wrongs against the virtue of
woman. We have always to the best of our
ability urged that seduction and adultery are
crimes worthy of suitable punishment. But
ordinary punishment was not what this Mary
land woman wanted. Nothing less than the life
OF her Vlcum would satisfy the stomach of her
deep revenge. 1t is not by any means certain
that she would have been satisfied with the con-
signment of the faithless man to the penitep-
tiary. Such an expiation she would have re-
garded as grossly inadequate. We hold all hu-
man life, whether under conditions of guilt or
innocence, to be inexpressibly sacred. We are
glad that Martha j. Cairnes is not to he hanoed.
but whoever undertakes to convince ms that She
deserved ovation instead of discipline, will find
The labor Of his logic lost.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-19
CHAMPION SAFES !
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LETTER OF MESSRS. DAVID DowS Il co.
NEW YORK, April TO- 1869
HERRING, FARREL q SHERMAN,

NEW YORK, April TO- 1869.
HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN,
No. 251 Broadway.
Gents On the night OF the 22d ultimo, our store,
No. 20 South street. entered, and desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon of your safes in
counting-room.
The key to the safe n which we kept our securities
was locked inside of our fre-prOof book safe, the
doors of which literally cut to pieces; from this
they obtained the key to the other safe and opened
it. Fortunately we had one of your Burglar-Proof
Bankers Chests inside, in which our valuables were
deposited. This they went to work at with WILL
and evidently used up all their time and tools in vain
attempts to force it. The night was dark and stormy,
and the fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans well matured. They
tried wedgng the door and body OF the Chest and
the faithful safe bears evidence of the labor and skill
devoted to the work. All was useless and it is with
great satisfaction report that upon opening it
found our securities all sG and therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you
You will please send the new safe purchased by us
to counting-house and take the old one to show
that safes still manufactured worthy Of the
name. DAVID Dows IL co.
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the people that they were TO have affairs ar
ranged in accordance with their own ideas, and
the more prone they would be to murder land
lords who insisted on the rights which the pre-
sent laws gave them.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-19
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL oPTEI0Es or THB LRADINa JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToPICs-c0MPmRD EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
DY HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER. ~zrr,A-
IL IL LEEDS. AuCTI0NEER.

Large costly sale OF Cabinet Furniture manufactured
by the well frm Of John Meek Jr successor 10 j.
VI. Aeeks), esab shed 20 years ago.
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER VII sell ,e ey auction on on
lO O'Clock day well known establishment No 6o6
Broadway doors below Fourth street. all the costly
ana Furniture manufactured BY this well
concern the propre,ors retire from emsness and
article Will be sold TO the highest bidder The STOCK 10
large articles usually sold in this businsss
will be fully warranted In every respect.
The stock consists of elegant Buffet in black wal
rosewood and oak Extension Tables Dining Chairs to
inad covered In crimson, blue
MEDALLION green, kc, silk brocate Suits, in rich reps
perb Etageres nlad and plain Git FurnitureLadies Sec
Centre Tables Sewing Chairs rich inaid Cabinets carved
Manels Mirror Frame to match Mosaic maid Tables
Paror Snits, iniad Mosaic Work Tables, fancy ia6es
carved Heads for halls, Dressing Bureaus marble top In
rosewood aud black walnut Bedseads, do Bedroom Suits
In satin wood, inaid; Couches bookcases Library Furn
Arnoes, Dining Room Furniture, covered In mor0c
Mattresses and other valuable Furniture, enumerated IN
the catalogue without reserve.
AlsO
All the nne Stair and Floor Carpets Stair Rods Window
Shades and ali the other xtures which will be sold last
daY OF Sale.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

DYA. N. CRIsTALAR, ,AUCrI0NEBR.h M CkisIh
ID LAR sOs will sell Thursday, 18th Inst, ~ l0S
O'clock at ~ Nscdougs street, near Houston, genera a.
sofent Of Househod Furniture contained In sss house.
consisting OF hsircoth Paror suits, mahogany Bedsssds
bureaus NashssBds aud Tables Psrof stair and Bsdrvom
Carpets Dining Room iua.rs, kisehen vensils, 40 Csis
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
,Ivpcvrp hucrIoyEER.

j. BLEECKER, AUCrIoNEER.
n. yejuabr r Ttn avenue Business Property.
A. 8. BLEECKEh, BON CO. Will sell a. auction on
wednesday, April H. .., -, 50,
Sih avenue three story and attic brick Bnldings
fNtth tTst ioor and Lots NO. 20 apd oo sum
et.nuo rasi side, between Washington snd NAveriey
isce 23AiV7 $50; newly painted and IN rood ofdsf
Ireeppont avenue, aLAsbrs Ons Lot north sds, ioV
Gee, sass Union avenue .Aivs hsvs ~ " Csax fss@
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
I'D HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer.


Very valuable Horses Carriages, Wagons Harness, Bau
keis &c, the private West 1hirtieh
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction, on
West Thrtieth street, Fifth avenue, the establishments
of gentleman having further for them. Al ia ane
order:-
A black coupe carriage Horse, l5x hands
A bay coupe carriage horse, IL hands.
These horses work separately or together
four park Phaeton with muslin made BY Parker
q circu lar Coupe made order by Brewster Co.,
Broome Landau silk lined with slip made by
John X. Lawrence 4 Co.; top Wagon pole and shafts,
made bv g. Bearsey costly gilt mounted double hAr
ness made by Robert Lowden; singie Harness, gut
mouned, by Robert Lowden; Light double Harness and
aghi single Harness. costly gilt single mounted Harness,
by Robert Lowden. The above al in first rate order.
Aso spring. lsdys and genteman's Saddle made by
Wood Gibson steel spring made Tranor India rub
Der Horse Covers and other articles without
Can be on Tuesday, day before the SALE
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
MORRIS WILKINS, AUouoSEEa

Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, A..
r. II. LUDLOW CO. viii se by auctot, sridsy, April
IL, n II o'clock At 70 knst hinsh street, Uniy.ry
place rosewood farVf Sui, rnafDs top iabes Pier Mirrors
Elsgeres, walnut and maa0gsny Bedssnds, bureaus
Gands Msiess-s Feather Bels, Bois,ers and Pows
Extension Tables, Dining chairs On Psitlngs aud In
gsvDgs Lounges Sofas and chars Bfussss ami Ipgr4in
Carpets, OIcloths, Kitchen Utensils, Gu
CsisloGno ~ No. Pine street
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
DY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER-SALESROOM
ID No. CortIandt street Art Gallery, $40 Broadway.
important Art Notice.

Important Art Notice.
MESSRS MINER 4 BARKER respectfully announce that
they will sell by auction Thursday and Friday evenings
April y o. their Art Gallery NO. 6 the entire
lection of choice valuable worhs OF Art consigned TO
Knoeder Ia by Messrs. Goup Co. Of Paris, and other
foreign houses which, consequence Of removal fom
Broadway to his Art Emporium, Fifth avenue and
street, he instructed to close
signments without reserve.
he COLLECTION embraces about 200 Paintings by disn-
guIshed artists Of American French, Flemish bus.
seldor schools, exhibition, free, and
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
4 UCTION SALE,
j. COLE, AJtnOSEER.

Splendid Mauson and Twelve Lots OF Land, on flrr
Second places Henry street Brooklyn BY Of
the executors % Charles Jhr-uIa decesscd Nefncs
day, Apri IA. at l. the Commercial EXchaase, No. so
fulton street, ltcoE ya.
No. Second place t ant thre- story, basemen, and sub
cellar brick House, wlIh are. t"o story eAtcnsion' :
also brick stable snd ARE sccnhonse the house con.
tatns " rOOtnsi 10 sutr aud repete win every
convenience; parIrs and ballard raOn. hanisomey fires
coed In gold leate ~ steam and steam eans pes Tor
greenhouse the eurs Gfsuuds ccmpzuS ID teet eacn
place aud 30 ief on Heny street surrounded BY high
wrought iron fence, double renee ON second place.
The grounds stocked with cbOcs kiuds Oi irus
Ac. anu all y IN perlrcl order.
Terms.seveny Eve peg cent may remain On bond and
mortgage.
Also,
No. ~ Henry direct three story, basement aud sub
cellar brick House, " and All The improve.
neuts togshor vita OF Land, which
party walls
Maps ready the oaee Of the yes Fulton
sfr Hmm AlNn-
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

ucTroy NOrICE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
A and the trade Elegant Household fgrn,.
presissiy' at the four story residence S6d West
fwenty.second street, near Eighth avenue, consisting
of as Brussels and Ingram Carpe.s, fvo elegant
Psror Suits cred with French satin brocsts reps and
Curtains Shades marble top Tables, Etaseres, Clocks
Bronzes, Mrrors Bedsteads. Bureaus washstsnds Com
Matesses Beds Linen, Banke Sideboard Extension aud
Hastand, Class China Cut Crystal and Silver
Ware, Table Cutlery, &C. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
DYA. M. cRIsrALAR, AUCTiosEER.

DY A. M. CRIHTALAR, AUCTiONHEh .-
ID MOKT0A9E sALk CABINET FURfT1URR.
A. N, CRTSIALAh son, ss esToOm fi1 BROADWAY, Will
SELL day, a ocock the largest assortment OF House
hold rurnare offered sne,,on VIZ Ns sssson' sonPr.,ny
In green, gold and crimson reps and 1roc.,e: ,,
MAGNIFICENT EUHL ROSEWOOD AND lNLAID CABI
Mis-, BEDkUOA b. ITS AND LOUNGES.
also Etaseres Buret. Armoir Oace Baii STANDS Centre
Gard and ErteuslJn fsbss also French plate Mirrors,
expensive and rcny carved black walnut and rs frames
impt rtcd bronze, maroe and gln CLOCKS, &C. 80. -
1be .boe sale will contan Bne assortment OF the best
furniture manu- actured hls county and Europe made
for retail trade uphOsered and hhished "
6s worknen and In tho latest psiernl and styles Gaia
Ogues at sale.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

MORTGAGE sALE-HENRY KENNY, AuCTJoNEER,
AVA sU Hudson street, wal ssl, Thusay, ApI H. M iO,S
A. M Mi the fufnnfe In the private resdsncs ~ Fh
comprising. u part fne rosewood sx
walnut Suits Bureaus marble top ssnstaBcs IsDies Bed.
steads Cbsns fttens and other Tables splsndd
hsnts Mirrors Curtains Cosucts, ,Vevet Ffu.e md
Ingram Carpets O.Oths CURED LIAR Spring Mattresses
Linen, tine Ulass, SILVER Ware ClJcHe tGsss &C. KIch
furniture wal commence tbs sale by order OF W.
Gleason, Mortcsecc. Catalogue Al sais.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

CCnDN NOTICE. ). NJ. TAYLOR, AUCrioEEER.-
~ Nasnilceni honshod furniture fianoiortes Bronzes
Drawing Room SOii fHilags Silserplate mar9uetslro
.a9inets s1a,dAy many rare cosly works of Ar tr'ciss
" Nirtu nj public autou ts day "Wednesday, attbs ee
Esut trown stone mansion 81 Wesl fifteenth street, tswesn
ttn aud sixth avenues ommencng l0S O'clock Drawing
kOO Ss covered crimson and gold, blue gold, brocate
sf the richest description window curlnns match
quetae, bOa 90 rote Iabino;s Tables Velvet medallion Car
pes Pier, hanr Nifrors Paintings By eminent artists
Seves fesaen Jans ornaments superb octave rosewood
Pianocfte Lace CURTAINS U cDce hooks rose
wood walnut lressing huresus; Bedagtad wardrobss,
Lomm0des Louis AlN; hair, spring Mattresses bed.
ding, Dining room Table Buffet eegant rubyl crystal
q Gssware, SAver taster Iureeus Dinner, Service.
Table Cutley The auct0neer would call tie attention OF
lbs public hn sale The house furnished less than
fpnibs u rnuOu. Sale pererpt0ry Parties wish
nsEo attend ths sale take Fh avenue stages siIh