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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-04

TIE MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
In pursuance of an invitation Of the Memphis
Chamber Of Commerce to the citizens OF
Charleston to send delegates to the Memphis
Commercial Convention, q resolution was pass
ed by Council empowering the Mayor to ap-
point delegates TO attend in behalf Of the city.
The following gentlemen have been appointed:
Henry Buist, George ". Williams, F. ]. Pelzer,
F. Richards, R. sieglng, B. c. Barkley. 2. Da-
Wis, James NJ. Carson. The convention meets
on the 18th instant.
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SHne neSussEx.-The latest reports hom this
ship in the Savannah Advertiser says:
Captain j. K. Reilly, who had charge of the
work Of ,dscharSing the cargo from the ship
Sussex, completed the same yesterday, having
taken out two hundred and tWenty-three bales
cotton since last Friday afternoon, ali that Is
necessary to take from the ship, there being
no more fire, and the remainder OF the cargo
not having even been scorched. Or the cotton
removed from the ship there is not as much
damaged as was at first supposed, may bales
being only partially burnt on the outside.
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The GERMAN SOHUETzENFEsT.-To-mol row
will be the first day Of the German Schuetzen-
fest, in preparing for which tho Germons of
Charleston have exercised even moro than
their usual industry, energy and skill. Never
before has the Fest been so generally popular,
and tho long list Of prizes published IN our
columns is sufficient proof Of the interest
taken in it by every class Of citizens.
The New York Rife Company, Captain J. r.
Gerles, were to leave New York in the Cham
pion, and are expected to arrive here this
morning. They will be mot at the wharf by
the Committee of Arrangements and conduc.-
ed to tho headquarters Of the Gescllschaft, at
Lindstcdt's Hall, where they will Lo entertain.
cd and properly taken care OF IN true German
fashion. The Nov York company will bring
down with them massive silver pitcher, which
they will present to The Charleston Tihcmon.
About fifty mon arc expected to be in the visit
ing party.
Durirg the Fest steamer will ply between
tho city AID the grounds, giving visitors an
opportunity Of taking blow o. the Ashley
River.
The Committee Of Arrangements invite and
request clcrgymen of all denominations, and
professors and schooimasters to visit the
Schuetzenplatz during the festival. These gen.
tlemen will bo admitted free of charge. Iuyi-
tations will bo sent to them as far US practical
bic, but whether personally invited OF not, all
are asked to be present. The Germans esire
to show the city that grand reutonic festival,
with all its mrth and jollty, is perfectly FREQ
from turbulence or misbehavior. This, in
deed, is one great characteristic Of German
merry making.
Tomorrow is the first day Of the festival,
and we hope that NIL our German fellow-citi-
zens and the ships in the harbor will hang out
their flags to the breeze. Let every house that
can do 30 show it's colors iu the morning, and
then hurrah for the Schuetzenfest.
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@ine Arts.

PHoroGRAPH coLoK1Se'
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should In each case be
given as to the style Of cooring preferred.
April az SmosT
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HOTEL ARRIVALS NAY 3.-Paoihon Hotel
Arthur Fuller, Marshal KimbalI, Lynn, Mass; |;
L Y. Westervalt, City; Samuel P. Maehcwes,
Kingstree; N. J. Thouron, steamer Dictator;
George u. Roberts, QaartaRmaster Department
Charleston.
Charleston HoteL-R. P. Graf, Baltimore;J J.
jacobson, Now York; T. a. Dupuy, Philadel-
phis;' flames E. Hoadson, Providence, r. L.; E.
B. Calhoun, South Carolina; W. L. Bennett, In
ternal Revenue Department; John Chadwick,
wadmaiaw; A. Ellis Walkips, New York; W. I.
Daggett and wife, Wilmington, N. c.; II. r.
Datton, Beaufort, s. c.; J.;W. G. Kennell, New
York; ". J. Jealman and wife, South Carolina;
W. T. B. Cooper, lady and child, W. Cooper, J.
M.Cooper. Robert Dicke, Williamsburg; Robert
wsrrsll, Manchester, Eng; Il. Z. Bull, wife and
daughter, William Plummer and sister, New
York; L. D. Clapp, F. W. Jost, New Jersey;
Mrs. D. OConnor, Miss NJ. O'Connor, William
A. O'Connor, New York. -
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BACON, SYRUp AND CoFFEE.-Mr. Recke, of
the firm of Riecke & Schachte, has just arrived
from an extensive tour North and West, where
be made large purchases Of bacon, syrup and
coffee aud groceries generally, which they
offer for sale at the lowest market prices, at
their establishment, Nos. 14S and 145 East
Raw
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The Graham line Of
omnibuses run regularly to the Scbuetzen-
plaiz. =
The Germania Bund will give picnic on the
18th instant.
The prizes for the schuetzeniest continue
to pour in to Won Santens Bazaar.
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CLUBS AND SIARs.-Diana Middleton, col
ored, was turned over to magistrate, yes
terday, for stealing fifty dollars from Warren
A. Sneed.
Two linen oversscks have been brought to
the guardhouse, having been stolen from un-
known parties.
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GnilOring, Gtf.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have Just
opened large and well assorted rtock Of CLOTH.
ING, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C., for the
Sprirg and summer, at tho above stsud, consisting
of Business and Dress SUITS, all sizes aud qualities
of shirts and Underwear dooos, &c.; all sizes and
qualities of English and Domestic Halt Hose all
sizes and qualities Of Silk and Lislc lhread uloves
all sizes and styles of Linen and Paper Collars u
s'zes and styles Of Cravats. Neck Ties, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, suspenders, Umbrellas, &C.. also, a
large and well assorted stock Of Broadcloths, cass
meres, Doessins. Coatngs, vcsings, &C.. which We
offer to sell by piece. yard or Iattrrn or make up
into Garments, by measure. in any shape or style.
according to order, at the shortest notice. Our
stock has been selected wi great care and we are
confident that we can compete with any other house
in this city. Wenvie an examination OF our Stock,
and bespeak share of the public patronage.
MENKE u MULLER.
Naroh 81 ttutb9mos
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tempted to enter several residences on But
ledge-street, night before last, but failed. He
finally cut the blinds from the door Of Mr..
Williams residence, near Beaufaln-street, but
got frightened off and bought up at Mr.. He
riots residence, which he entered and robbed
OF a few articles. After going all over the
house and helping himself 10 what he wanted
he cleared out. he residence OF Dr. George
3. Pelzsr, at the cornor Of Rutledge avenue
and Calhoun-street, was entered on Wednesday
night last and robbed. The thief carried a
candle through ths house and lef. tie drip
pings on the floor.
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FACILITIES FOB LOWERING BoATs.-Notwith-
standing the amount Of mechanical skill which
has been applied to increase the facilities and
success in lowering boats from ships in cases
of disaster at sea, there is still mu h room for
improvement, and the safety Of valuable lives
frequently depends upon the security afforded
to passengers. The excitement and haste at
tending 3 calamity at sea is very often so great,
event6n the best regulated vessels, that boats
are swamped in the hurry Of lowering them,
sad all on board perish. Mr. Thomas Morti-
mer, Of our city, has exhibited to DIS plan
which appears to be simple and effective, and
which deserves the attention and examination
OF ship-owners, masters Of vessels, and all who
90 down to the sea in ships.
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REAL ESTATE SALES, BIZ I. Y. WEsrERyELT.-
The small dwelling on Glebe lands, No. St.
Philip-street, for $500 cash.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To THE LAD1Es.-Messrs. stoll, Webb & Co.
are showing this day new lot OF dress goods
from auction at twenty cents, at Nos. 2S7 and
289 Klng-street.
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Tue Moor CoURT.-This court, to be COM
posed OF the junior members Of the bar and
law students. was organized yesterday with the
folio wing officers: J. @. Minott, President; G..
d. Sass, Vice President; Mazyck, Secretary
and Treasurer.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MAY 3-HoN.
GsoRaES. BRYAN, ,PREsDMa.-Ther regular Dis
trict Court Of the Eastern Circuit Of the Uni
ted States vas opened yesterday. 1t was or
dered that the Marshal return the venires,
which was done. and the grand, petit and pleas
Jurors were called and answered to their
names, and were summoned to attend to-day
at eleven O'Clock. The court was principally
occupied hearing cases 10 bankruptcy.
In Adn,irasy.-In the case Of tho steamer
Oriental against the brig J. 8. Pye, it was Or
dered that 80 much ofthe cargo OF the brig be
discharged as will enable tho appraisers Of
the iron, sppointedby The court, to see and
appraise that portion Of the cargo.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Jefferson Lodge. at 8 P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. /, at half-past P. NJ.
Freundschaftsbund, az 8 P. NJ.
Confidential Guards, at P. NJ.
alderman Society, at P. M.
Vigiiant Ere Company, at 8 2. III.
Steam Fire Company OF Axmen, at p. NJ.
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The SALE of hay e1 'Birchard and Torrey,"
is advertised for this day, 4th instant, at IL NJ.
Sec advertisement in another column.
MAYA Q RISLEY i CREIGHTON.
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GREEN TURTLES to be cut up and sold eacl
day this week by Terry & Nolen.
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UNITED STATES TAxEs.-Collector Cloutmsn
gives notice this morning that taxes included
in the annual list for 1869, must be paid on or
before the S1st instant. Read his advertise
mept.
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Auftion Sales.

Eastern Hay at auction.
THIS DAY, May b, al 12 o'clock NJ, we win sell,
on Accom- nodation Wharf,
200 bales mnrs or les, q ", OK Brig "Birchard &
Terms cash. RISnEY CREIGHTON,
May 4 CousIgneeR.
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Shoulders Sites. Hams, Butter and Cheese.
RIECKE & SCHAGHTE
Will cell, THIS DAY. at their sto es, Nos 143 and
ite 6aF{ Bay at quarter before 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
5000 lbs Sides t
2000 g. BANS
25 tubs Choice New Butter
90 kegs and tubs Chcice Goshcn Butter
SO boxes assol ted Cheese
90 bbls. S!rup
10 brgs Rio Coffee
Lard HerIirgs. Canclcs, &c. Mayl
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9nsnranfe.

ANNUAL STATED MENT
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MI E M PHI S, T n NJ,
FOR THE YEAR 1868, TO 1st MARCH, 1869.
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GREEN vEaErABLEs.-We take tho following
quotations from New York circular, Of Sat-
urday:
Charleston peas have beer very plenty and
decidedly lower, q good many OF them IN bad
order. We are expecting them from Norfolk
by every steamer. Radishes are plenty and
decidedly lower. New Southern cabbages are
in and bringing our quotations.. Bermuda TO-
demand for Russian turnips; they have run SO
low that 1t must bs more profitable to feed
them to stock than to send them here for sale.
Green peas, Charleston, per bushe, 81 5Oa$2
25; radishes. Southern, per bushel, 5Oa$2; to-
matoes, Bermuda, per box, 81 25as1 so; cab.
Russian, per barrel, 50a75.
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This represents the camp OF Colonel VIM.
Washington, with Miss Elliott presenting The
Eutaw colors. The regiment is drawn up in
limo, iu front of the Colonel's tent, which is
complete in the appointments Of the field, and
tho fair donor most beautifully arrayed stands
with her sweet face bent upon tho patriot,
while she holds the staff OF the flag. The de-
sign is novel, life-like and historically true.
Last evening, J.C Lacoste won an ice fruit
cake, n. P. Johnson French toilet set, Miss
]. E. Weyman one dozen silver forks, H Ion. ].
B. Campbell handsome cake, and Miss Rosa
West doll.
Floor managers for this evening are
Senior Managers G. Il. Simonton,
Colonel P. G. Gaillard, Colonel W. L. ITEM
holm, Colonel 2. Davis, Captain JAS. NJ. Car
son, Captain VIM. A. Kelly, Captain Jacob
Small, II. F. Baker, ESQ.,, Geo. ". King, Esq,
Jas. d. Taylor, ESQ.,, E. W. Edgerton, Esq,
Andrew Simouds, ESQ.,, John F. O'Neill, Esq,
John H. Steinmeyer, Esq, James NJ. Eason,
Esq.
Junior Managas.-Dr. T. Grange Simons,
George D. Grice, J. II. Renneker, Jr., T. W.
Lebby,
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THE TOILET TABLE.

This is small boudoir. with o clear mirror,
done up in quilting Of white muslin by HRS. j..
r. Chrietzbere; it has an elegant set OF bureau
utensils, with sofa a-formed cushion on which
are the combs and brushes. 1t is unique
affair, and is to be rafied. Fortunate the
bachelor who wins it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-09

CoUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, so MINUTES
- from New York, station; summer win.
Ter coal gas steam u trsins furniture msn.
sgement news bowling alley croquet ground billiard table
&c. scenery and dfives unsufpassed g2cd ssaeng
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sAEnaAr AUCTION
A uoueS sAI1 ~ AZ v q TwEsTESsvan1H 8

UOUoN sALq-Als WEST TwENTINnvHu0H 81.
-. LIS Qhx. (Thursdayh ~
v,... -. Over too Lott, ~ catalogue Of a.
= the Psysss rssdsncs m West street Ss
tveen cxAn ana 3eyeneA sAe Commanding w
O'Clock preeisey LUKE FITzGERALD Auc,ioneer, viii
sell the hhest bidder ali the handsome Household Furn
tnre ~ and costly Works of Art brilliant toned rosewood
leysn octave Pisnoforte made By city makers. Decker
u&eA ssels months has I've Year, guaranteed ave
magnificent Parior ~ Gap and gold crimson and gold,
RrsS..sl =. reps. Ess ana as Centre and Side
Enavings Paor 0rnsments velvet Brsses and three ply
Carpets Clocks Easy Chair $50 choice Books; Bedroom
Feather Bsas ssaaius RSrsa sSias chs
plated Wsre Glass wsre French China Dinner and Tea Sets
all the Furniture OF the servans and other articles
too 70 mention Goods packed and shipped for
pur haser Blouse furnished Aimee Nay at the cost Of
k1k.OO0
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A UCTION sALE.-J. n. TAYLOR. AUCTIOkEER
IA 500 Lots by catalogue,
Magnificent Household Furniture.


Pianofoe, DRAWN Room Suits Paintings Bronzes, ststu
ary and many costly Works or Art.
Public auction.
The house furnished less than ak month"; Cost $2OUU
On this day THu RSDAY u the elegant sbrown stone man
sion 50 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
nues, commencing 1914 O'Clock.
Drawing Room sulis covered blue gold crimson I'M, aoid
brocse OF the richest dcseron marqueerte ooi oe rose
Csbne Encognures, Tables Jardneres rosewood secrs
tay bookcase Etasee, plate glass DOORS veavss medal
lion Carpets, bronze ormofu Chnndeiiers, pier. oval
mante Mirrors broc.ds lace Curtsins; Rscspsio,n on
Books magnificent rosewood octave Fanotore Stool
aud Cover, Music Cabinet; artistic bronze Oioo.
ing Diana. Hamlet M.zerps, Minerva. B.cshsnsaisns
Paintings BY Lsnier Illumination: Dsbrsx Rousin
walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wsrdrobes, style Lons
XIV. hair, spring Mattresses Bedding, Linen Toilet
Chairs Rockers covered in Hastand Eek
Dining Table elegant sets Ruby and Crystal Glass
Silver Casters Tureens Savers Dinner and Tea Ser
vice, China Dinner Set, Table Cutlery; also all the
Furniture Of the servants apartments Basement ana
Kitchen Furniture. The auconeer would call particular at
of his friends and the public 10 this sale the caa
hold Furniture offered at auction this season n B-Com-
petent persons in attendance to pack ship and remove the
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COUNTRY BOARD.

(NoUhTRy BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOM Son
~ a9d wsnter = low rates location and visw vsy1
nice ~ miIf4 from the civ Harlem Railrpad nsav Hu
vor paIucslafa addrssA ~ MABEE, PisAsanisills 4,
COUNTRY BOARD AT RIvRRpALs- n,cvav vrrr-
nMheg Rooms with exceusnt Board for fall ana winter
mstqs Irpn me ely and three miauiss walb FROM
,psgnt nepot refeSsnsse exchAnnsa Addsuas a.
". klvEHDALE wsssoAesass saunAy, NY
DhsIhAsLB COUNTRY, BoARD FoR THE FALL AND
nc' may % had o. ress0nshIa tsruaA At Farsi
eeuhI, Few York.
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UCTION NoTICE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
"A prices, large stock Of fine Cabinet Furniture READY
flushed conssng of number OF Prlor ses covered
silk brocae silk striped reps, plain reps and harcloh
Chamber Library and Dining Furniture, cheap for cash.
b6 Blocker street, Broadway.
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BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS AND RALMORALS,
in variety. Also, account OF whom 1t concern,
large and extensive line Of
STOCK GOODS,
very prime and adapted to wants Of city buyers.
AARON CI.AFLIN & CO.. Auetioners,
IL Murray street and 81 Park place.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES HANDSOMELY FUR
N nshed Room with large closets for wardrobe, gas, FIRE
would require breakfast ct in other
wise also Sunday meals no other meal. would be required
low Threth street, Fourth and Sixth avenues:
price will be paid The advertiser states what
he win be Satisfied with Iess Address, with
aud prica. T.. box Ql6 Herald oaloe.
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RYM. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL, THIS
ID day At G O'Clock, at the salesrooms 10 Nassau street,
the stock of and second hand furniture dealing bust
ness Including fine Paror, Chamber and Dining Room
Ss large lot Of medium class goods worthy the atention
Of dealers and Others
On Friday September TO- nj ION o'clock, large lot Of un
claimed Baggage Trunks, vaiises Clothing &C., from the
Belmont Hotel. FULTON
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A UCTIoN N0TICE.--BOOTs AND SHOES
n BY CHARLES C. WARREN, AUCTIONEER,
Salesrooms &c and 81 Reade street.
FRIDAY, September TO- at 1011 o'clock
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HALA0kALS, CATERS.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES AND UPWARDS
Principally fresh made seasonable gI DDS
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES, SIZES AND GRADES.
Our sales made exclusively commission and
superior facilities to cash buyers.
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DoBERr A. HAoaERTY, AUCrioNEER.
IL Important Auction Sale OF
Coat Lands In Pennsylvania
ROBERT A. HA0GERTY 4 CO.,
No. 81 Pine street. New YORK. WIN sen on

RUbENt A. HK0oENLf' Au0I tSUNrEN
IL Important Auction Sale OF
ROBERT A. HA0GERTY Coz
No: 81 Pine street. New YoI. YIN ssI on
Al the 49,
Exchange saesroom No. iii Broadway (Trnity Budius,
New York At Is O'clock NJ
This es"ts Sewn ~ Sr.ncSdsie Is s,taassd IL bchuyh,
county, pa near Posyie and Contain 81 acre. ~ ia
Pe1If Ss ara ,.,.c r.,,ro.s ou.,. n .v... n.n a.
ev excel1;s Snone ous,s's " Is,ss. U.tsncs y
M & ~ nsu, W. ~ lanai III G. anC
rabeins conSuced by The Leai.n Valley Morrs and -
sn Ina MS% yssssy Se rS ~ ~ I
part Of hs surface e used or farming and -
southern portion vel tmpered (neavy, suane TOR mining
purpoaee
fhS whole e3tent Of sns properly unastind mron3no@
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pAwNBR0KER,s sALE.-LARGE SALE or CLOTH:
Il ing.-WILLrAM s. INGRAHAM will sell, this day, Il
II O'Clock At IS New Bowey 800 lots sns mems and boys'
Clothing Coats Vests Pant Prints Ac worthy the atteu-
DAwNBROKER's sALE-fHIs DAY, By JOHN NOR.
TIMER, East Broadway, Of 40 lots mems and Wa
choice Clothing Beds Bedding and other goods By
ordeS D. DE LONa, 10 East Broadway
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"A z. NICHOLS, Auctoneer,
will sell this day. at l0H o'clock At the prvae residence us
West ony-sixth street. Sixth avenue, handsome
Household Furniture all made order for present
consisting magnificent walnut Partr Suits
covered with rich san crimson and gold and and gold
brocse sped silver reps and pian elegant rosewood
Panoforte, cost 5000 Turkish Chairs Lounges, Centre
Tables French Cabinets Bos de Rose dne Bronsss Clocks
Chamber Suits, Bedsteads Bureaus, Wsssands Commodes
spring iand beaaig Inca soias Hhas
Crystal China Ware silver Coffee Set Urn, Ice Pitcher,
Casters Butter Dishes Spoons, Forks, Table Cutlery, &C.
Reliable at.endanceto cart pack goods for
chasers.
UCTION NOTICEs-THI6 DAY (THuRsDAY), CON-
n mencng at 10 o'clock, will sell salesroom rs
Chambers street. Of Engsh Cutlery In lots to
suit the trade. STERNBERGER SCHWA Alb, Auctoneers
UCTION NOTICE-BY J. WILDEY, JR., AUCTION.
IA oace % broad street. VIII sell this day hursdsy
commencing at lU O'clock continuation the balance OF
the magnificent Househoad FMnure Ac cont aimed IN the
resldenoe 1856 East Nineteenth street,
sug elegant French satin, brooa&ei and Suits Gen.
tire Tables plate Mirrors superb rosewood 7octavs
Pianofos1e fne solid walnut Dining Room Funitura
Carpets richly carved solid walnut Bedroom Furnt
fine horsehar Mattresses ne spring Beds Chsrs &C.
Full particulars n catalogues.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ ITALIAN, MARBLE AND ALABAsTER GOODS.
BY EDWD sCHENCK, this day, at 2o'cock, beautiful
collection OF Vases Groups, the importation Of Bens,
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EDWARD PETTfNGER, AJCTIONEER-sELLs ON
" Thursday September nj 1Oc o'clock contents OF
:. Livery Stable,
No Second street, consng Of Horses, Coaches Harness.
Hearses Wagons TO- everything apperaning 10 hrss
ahe Parties purchasing before sale apply 70 j. KIRK
HAM, 1874 Bowery 80
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DY ). JOHNSON. gR., AuCgIoNEER.
BY JOHNSON 4 MILLER.
TrEaDAY, sEPTEABtA u.

Nv ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER.
ID Once and saesrqom, 81 Nassau strsst,
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL viii sell on Friday, l0th 81
1o4 O'clock Ct their ssissroon Nassau street. large
room snits, Paror SUITS Turkish Lounges, Wsydrobes,
elegant walnut Bedseads Dressing Bureaus sshstand.,
Tables Bo9kcases Library Tabe oval Centre Tables Lace
tresscs holsters and Pnws Camp Chairs Extension Chairs,
Bagaelc Bosrd, Balls, &C. oace Furniture, Sitting and
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