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NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, J
CoLLkcToa's OFFICE. DISTRICT % NIyspA, )
Carson city, December ., 1s6g.
M hereas l have this day seized sbc Cicars,
w in the City 81 Carson. New. said Cigais
being found without the proper Stamps required
by law : Now, therefore, Notice IL hereby given
to all persons claiming said Cigars to appear ard
make snch claim within Thirty Days from the
date Of the First Publication of ths Notice, &c We
forever barred.
GEO. W. CTIpIc,
Deputy Collector,
la~SO.
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An insane man recently presented him
self at Milwaukee bank, cody drew a
check for $4,000, 900 signed it I" c.
yanderbilt," and presented it to the
teller, saying that he intended to buy
the Detroit aud Mifw aukee Railroad, and
if the money was not handy The teller
could certify the check and that would
answer all purposes.
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The Duke of Norfolk is to receive the
Garter which belonged to the late Lord
Derby. His Grace is gaite young, having
come ofage not many years since but
tie objection of his youth and his Roman
Catholicism are overcome by the fact
as Earl Marshal Of England be is the
royal family.
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'hESE UNEQuALLED MACHINES DO ALL
L the different kinds Of work required to be
done in II family, and make all the different kinds
81 STITCHES, without the mplicatous Of the other
Machines.
All persons will please examine the WHEELER
WILSON SEWING MACHINES before pur.
chasing any other.
The Wheeler & Wilson, as is well known has
won at nearly every trial in which it has competed
the highest award If merit. The representatives,
81 Other machines, ever confident, have entered
the lists, me and again, only 10 be defeated; aud
hudIng 1t impossible to compete fairly, have en-
deayored t. dscIy the value Of Premiums They
are not slow, however t. boast Of the few they
have received. But ia the grand trial, daily use
throu h ut the world, where only tue me it finds
FAVOR and superiority wins the race, the Wheeler
a. " I!sou sewing Machine stands triumphantly the
champion by The verdict Of the eople
These Machines are Adapted to
every variety OF sewing.
From the lghtes muslins to The heaviest cloths
Ihey work equally well upon SILK, Linen, Wooden,
or Cotton goods, with silk, linen or Cotton thread
Scanning, Quitting, Gathering, llemnliug, Telling,
Cording, TuckiuC Braiding. Embruideriug. and
making Button Holes, with the greatest facility.
Ii 1t be incunvenient ter the purchaser 10 visit
the saiesroom, the order may be forwarded to the
office, and it will be "a faithfully filled as il the
selection had been made pei sunaAy.
full instructions recently compiled and giving
fuli Information upon every point in detail, ac-
company each Machine. and enable the most iuex-
perienced to operate without difficulty.
Our interest in the successful working of Ma.
chimes Is not second to that OF the purchaser aud
We esteem it a privilege to aid, by correspondence
OF otherwise, any person requiring it.
New Machines and Machines repaired Ler2 war
rantcd for one wear.
All the Modern Improvements, including the
Best Quality Of Cotton and silk, Tor sale ut san
Francisco rates Cali and see terms
W. NJ. sTODDARD.
General Agent for Pacific Coast
Montgomery street, corner Of Sacramento,
san Francisco
y. J. SAW RS,
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
Crrsnn December II, 1859
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Arrivals at tho St. Charles Hotel.

FURNITURE, ETC., AT AUCTION. = Cor
mack has lot of furniture which he will
sell at private sale until Jan. L., after which
he will dispose of them at auction.
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WHEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
AT
SAN FRANCISCO RATES.!
The Great Trial Of Sewing Machines
THE GRANDEsT IN THE WORLD,
The Judges. the Whole World ;
and the Trial, Fifteen Years
Duration.
USE THE TEST

TIE UNIVERSAL NERDICT.
1.-THE Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion
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AS HOLIDAY PRESENT, NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
ONE OF THESE MACHINES.
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"A r Rio p small
n ! Mason. j NJ Reese
Co. l. Cibsnp Judce : II Urigbt
CovurYrrF oP INVITATION.
Dr. B. s Mason Fred Turner,
Maj. Harry Mighels. Henry A. Rhoa3es,
Hon. A. broadway, Frank Ludlow
John Hereford Henry kraus,
-, e. IN Tbaa H.
p xiv Harry Nav
CAT a. n Ivap ! Mcconnell
III, lewis boron G. J. uamlin
n d - r., ~ Ni,bti,-;r,
Hon. :. Z. VIZ ght, Capt. f. ID. Todd,
VI. Mcneil, george Fryer,
joe hoseAstoSh, N"lt. I. IL Nalsn,
oscar dreenebaam, Washington Small,
Marshall vi Hard John Dorsey,
Sam. Hyatt, T. D. Sweeney,
George Zeuoyich Henry Lufkin
Miles Reese, James {. Dealey,
Geo Thomas, Louis NORRIS,
, 49, na.ei' Wat,p 49, I'll.
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IHt HOE YA3nS.
The Examination Before the Referee Yester-


The Examination Before the Referee Yesfer-
day.
A further hearing was had yesterday before Re-
fierce Hasbrook in the case OF the Board OF Health
against Anerton Brothers for the abatement OF the
business Of yarding swine on Eleventh avenue be-
tween Thirty ninth and Forty-1rst streets Ira A.
Allen Israel II. Gerry and others doing business in
the locality testified that as at present conducted
there was nuisance perpetrated. They asserted
that the yards were kept in a highly sani-
tary condition. Dr. Harris, Sanitary Superln.
tendent, was called by the Board. He stated that he
had carefully inspected the yards. and he could not
speak OF special defects In the drainage nor CON-
plain OF the sanitary condition OF the pens When
herds Of swine allowed 10 remain for any length
OF time unpleasant odors were produced; but he
had no ground OF comp alnt on either point. The
offence was less against health than the senses OF
the community. Yet hog yardlng was not detri-
mental 10 health unless brought directly into a
thickly populated locality. The great objection to
the existence IA the quilt up portion OF the city OF
these yards that they attracted about them other
offences In the way OF slaughter houses and fat boil
inG establishments. The defence put In evidence
the following record OF the business OF the yards for
the past four yearsSumber of hogs received at the
yard for the year ending March 81, 1866, So, 574;
average daily arrivals for the year, 1885, for 1867
5S6.365 daily arrivals COS; for 1865 GO ia: daily
arrivals. LIZA for 1890, 45l ,96l daily ar
rivals, 1,2i5-showinn gradual decrease in the re-
ception OF stock. The investigation was adjourned
until next Tuesday.
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Died.


ADEE.--on Thursday April !. CAROLINE n, wife
OF Fred Adce.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence. 81 Ham,
iI;on place, Clymer street. Brooklyn, i. d., on Sat
urlay afternoon, az one O'Clock.
ARMsrRoSG.-On Wednesday, March 81 MARY
EIIzABErH, second daughter Of Archibald and Ann
Armstrong, IN the 9Th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited
% attend the funeral this friday afternoon, at one
O'Clock from the residence OF her pareats 100 North
Seventh street, Brooklyn, T.. ID.
WHY should our tears IN sorrow now,
When God recalls his own,
And Mary leaves a world OF woe
For an immortal crown.
RfDGuOn.---On Thursday, April I, WALTER HARRY,
son of George n. and Juliet Bidgood, aged years.
10 months and days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents. south side OF Calyer street. third house
west OF Franklin street. Greenpoint, l.. J., on Satur-
day afternoon, at one O'Clock. Friends VI the pa.
rents are invited 70 attend.
BowKs-On Wednesday, March 81 MICHAEL
BOwBs, aged "a years and III months.
The friends and relatives are rcspcctfulytinvited
10 attend the funeral. on Saturday morning, at
ten O'Clock, from st. Marys Catholic church,
Hoboken n. ]. No carriages allowed.
BROOKs.--On Tuesday, March 80, GILBERT Il.
BROOKS. aged ~ years.
HIS friends and those Of the family and the mem
bers OF Charter Oak Lodge, No. 24p, 7. and A. NJ,
are invited TO attend the funeral this friday afer-
Doon two O'Clock, from his late residence No. liz
wyko0 street Brooklyn.
bAKER.-On Thursday April ], GEORGE BAKER,
The relatives and friends Of the family also tho
Denbeis VI the Templar and Pacihc Lodges u ano
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

The Board met yesterday, the President, Mr..
Monaghan presiding.
On motion number OF resolutions respecting the
opening OF uptown streets were referred to the
Committee on Street Openings
BELGIAN PAVEMENT.
The Croton Aqueduct Department was directed
70 pave Fi1tysxth street. from Filth TO Sixth ave-
nue., with Belgian pavement.
The Comptroller was directed 10 draw his warrant
IN favor OF the following churches aud associations
to enable them to pay for assessments their
property
United Presbyterian church. Seventh avenne $500 90
New York lnfirmary for Women anu Children 179 rs
Pastor OF the Church OF the Holy Innocents 562 IS
Church OF the Assumption. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 459 Is
Fifty third street Baptist church. ......... 637 90
St Stephens Orphan Home ito be applied to
the funds of the instituton) ...........3 900 90
ST. Andrews church. .......................6 34 SO
NEW BULKHEAD.
The Comptroller direcTed 10 advertise for pro-
posals to build bulkhead at the foot OF Forty
enth street. East river.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMPTROLLER.
A communication received from the Comp
troIler giving list OF the contracts made by the
Corporation and deposited in his ONCE during the
year 1868, together with statement showing the
amount paid upon each contract and the condition
OF the respective work at the end OF the year. The
usual number OF copies OF this document viii be
printed.
Resolutions eulogistic OF the late ex-Aldeman
John Pettigrew were adopted after which the Board
adjourned.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER.
ID HENRY N. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

HENRY H. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April aud st l0H o'clock bv
order OF the executors OF w. A. vrede, deceased No ia
broadway, his entire stock of first Furniture whou
any reserve TO close the estate Bullets IN black walnut snd
rosewood, rosewood Bedsteads Tables centre and
curied maple Bedroom ses trimmed with rosewood Hall
Stands, Dressing Bureaus, Chair. Psrior SUITE various
styles Amour ulace, Extension Tables Cabinets other
lfsi class furniture. Particulars In catalogue Also I'm.
hplshed Slosk, NaleTia, nc.
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Try HENRY Y; LEEDS 4 MINER.

will sell by auction, on Friday, Ap At 100 O'Clock a, the
pry rctldcncs No. lf6 West Tiir,y-siSth street,
Household Furniture consisting Of Velvet brussels and
Ingram Carpets carved rosewood Suit In crimson heured
satin elegant Etnlere mahogany warhe
Top Centre Table, rosewood mahogany and black walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstsnds Mattesses Piows Bo
sers, dc. China and Decorated Vases, GH Clocks China
Ornaments oak Extension Table Chairs China
and Glass Ware; Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BkrcHE-RArrTE.-On Thursday, April I, by the
Rev. w. Hitchcock, at tie brides residence. DIR.
FRANCIS a. BAUCH 70 Miss PAULINE L. J. RAEFLE,
ali OF this city. No cards.
BESNEIT-RrIcHARD.-On Wednesday, March 81
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
ID. stuart Banks, GEORGE w. BENNETT, OF Harlem
m. Y. TO CELEsTISE RICHARD, OF East0n. Pa
DIcuaAS-DAvTs.--On Tuesday, March 30, at Grace
church, by the Rev. DR.. Potter. Lieutenant Com
mander ERNEST DIcHNAN, United states Navy, to
ANNIE E., daughter OF Hon. Thos. 7. Davis.
KESNEDY-BAfLEY.-On Wednesday, March 81. at
A. Matson, THO. w. KENNEDY, OF New York city, to
CARRIE E., daughter OF 4. b. Bailey ESQ.,, OF Jersey
City.
ST. JoHS-JEssUP.-On Tuesday, March 30, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. A. H. Kit
tredge HENRY A. ST. JONI, OF Monticello, " V, 10
MARY EMMA, daughter Of 8. II. Jessup, OF this city.
No cards.
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UcrIoN NOTICE. NICHOLS 4 CO., AUG.

Large sale Of $751; GOO worth OF
MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture at public auction this day
friday April q afternoon, N o'clock precisely, Mt the
four story residence 1l9 Eighth street. Sixth
The auconeers would call the particular attention of their
richest Household Furniture sale of this season. Velvet
Brussels Carpets; magnificent rosewood III octave Piano
forte made order for the elegant Parlor
Suits tees Sofas medallion back and reception
Chairs oval back psror Chairs with the richest
scrpton French satin brocae Curtains match Pier and
Oval Mirrors rosewood Eaceres style of Louis XIV; Cabi-
nent artists rich Bronzes, sky and hirtyday Clocks
tuarv Vases eded and marble top Tables and side
Eareres bookcase, Writing Desk lace Curains elegant
Chamber Suits Bedsteads Bureaus ashstands
spring and cured hair Mattresses, Beds Linen, walnut
Suits, covered with green reps and haircloh Rockers,
Lounges Chairs, small Mirrors walnut Pillar Extension
Table Sdeboard to match Dining Chairs rich cut Crystal
and Bohemian Glass and China Silver Tea Coffee
Sets Casters lee Pitcher, Spoons, Forks ivory and
Table Cutlery. Also the Furniture of the servants' apart
ment and the House to let. Reliable I'm attendance to
pack goods for purchasers at reasonable charges
AL goods must be removed 90 hours after the sale.
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A NOTION eALE-wlrHnur

A UCIlON sALE-WlTHOUr RESERVE OR LIMIT, OF
n the entire Stock Of the stables Of r. " w. snedker
= Co2 nos ~ 70 ~ Boerum street brooklyn, by COLE
lists % 20 Casge and road Horses, IL Gloss ard open
and double harness, sleigh Robes Bells, Blabkeis &c.
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the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway,
the Mansion House Is the bluff Fort Hsm-
ton, residence OF the Or. A. B. Whiting
Also two Dwelling Houses and IN the beach.
The Mansion Ia stories and basement <0x40 with
piazzas front and built by work the most
careful has been occupied private
residence House. lawns and oubudngs first class every
respect splendid shade and fruit trees grapes &C. coach
house, stable, &C., all in good order.
For beauty OF situation this property is in the
harbor OF New York; commands line view OF the Narrows
and Lower Bay is within three minutes walk of the
Brooklyn City Railroad and of the steamboat landing
at Fort Hamilton convenient to churches schools telegraph
Office, Post Office, &C.
Maps At n Cedar street.
A UCTION sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
IA Domestic and FOREIGN LIQUORS, Mt f19 Liberty street.
WILLIAM KENkELLY, hucioneer,
will sell at auction Monday April s. 1852 at 2 O'Clock NJ,
on the premises Jig Liberty street. stairs the entire vau
Bers &C. Of the most and approved brands
Ale, Horse, Wagon and Harness.
Sale positive, rain shine.
Catalogue at the auctioneers Office, % Pine street.
A DRAM Fl. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n Household Furniture.-ADRIhN Fl. MULLER, r. r.
MEKIN CO. will sell at auction, Friday, April ut 10
O'Clock, the residence 455 West Twentysecond
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues all the handsome
Household Furniture contained in the house, consisting
in part of rosewood and walnut Paror, Library Dining
Room and Bedroom Furniture, oak and Cottage Bedroom
Suits, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oclohs, Paintings
China and Glass Ware.
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A JIM. TAYLOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
n magnificent Household Furniture Panoforte. Bronzcs
Paintings, Drawing Room Suits Silver Plate, Marqueterie
Cabinets Statuary and and costly Works of Art
and Articles of yirtu this day riday at the elegant brown
81 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth
Sixth avenues commencing ut 0H O'Clock. The auctoneer
would call the particular attention Of his friends and the pub
lie 10 this SALE the catalogue comprising the largest and rich
est assortment Of Household Furniture offered at auction this
season. furnhed six months AGO at cost OF $4,000 Drawing
Room Furniture, covered in gold and crimson
gold OF the richest pion Eagere
Bots dc Rose Marquctere Cabinets, Bookcase, Tables
Encoignures, Velvet Medallion Carpets Painting. by emf
Vases Ornaments superb Brocate Lace Curtains Mir
Chandelier rosewood Panofore, Stool Cover Music
Stand, Books, Hasand, rosewood and walnut Dressing
bureaus Bedsieads wardrobes, Commodes, Hair Spring
Blankets Sheets Counerpanes, Dining Room
Table. Buffet, eerani Ruby and CRYSTAL Glassware s
Casters, Tureens Sayers Baskets Pitchers Dinner and
Tea Services, Knives. Forks Table Lncn Cutlery, Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture. n B.-Pnfties Wishing
attend this sale take Fifth stages Sixth
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN SALE OF ONE BLACK WORK HORSE,
Wagon, Phaeion, top open Wagons Rocksway,
double furniture Truck nearly new single And double a
nets Robes, Blankets &C., by COLE &MURPHY, 3s1 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, Saturday, April 3, at ii o'clock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION.
Valuable vida Plots
wessehes.es {. county sa,y Property
mrs. station asro.. the Harlem Sisn'i river,
Saturday, April 3, at " O'Clock,
oy direction OF
Gerard n stevens SS ,as ESQ, ESQ.,, y referee fer
Estate of P. L. Rogers,
Tni: desirable property Is situated s =, Pelham adjoining
miles from Harlem bridge the line of the Harlem and
Dorchester Railroad Within two minutes walk of the
THE HAkIRM AND NEW Eo 2s BOULEVARD
10 beautifully laid out in plots varying N acres,
ne SOIL and lovely building sites on every plot Neghbor
capitalists viii do we'll to the above properly
Of the improvements being carried out in that neighbour
MOTT Pine Street and al Fourth avenue corner ia5h St
"A IS Murray street 81 Park place,
THIS DAY IIeRi6A,YSS XPRILa
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
Boo Ps;% %N iSA SHOES,
just received and comprsng every variety Of style adapted
TO Southern, Western home trade all Of which will be
JAMES N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
UCTIoN MoTICE:.R T HAZELL: AUcTIoNEER.
o oa1 aIs IA ayr k.pxY Arkt
Table and Pocket Cutlery, &c, ic.
In lots to suit city and country trade
0or of whom II concern,
Damaged 0utlery~4so dozen Pocket Cutlery slightly dam
R. I. HAzELL CO. a AsctiGne GERS.
T,ELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
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WINES, LIQUORS, SO.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE A STOCK or DOMEsIci
w Liquors for desirable three story House cash
" required Address boz 1850 Pos onics New yorh.
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-sALEs-
ID room 800 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il co. sell, II
o'clock $50 Broadway, corner Nineteenth street, valuable
Lease Fixtures, elegantly fitted up Restaurant
and Barroom opposite buildings 800 per-
employed; for parties understanding
this business.
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TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.

A J. BLEECKER AUCTIoNEER.
Splendid Country Seat at Fort Hamilton.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON 4 co.
viii cell auction THURSDAY, APRIL s. at Il ~. at
the Exchange salesroom, Ill Broadway,
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TlY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEEH.
suPERB SAIL or OIL PAINTINGS, COSTLY sTATt

ID HENRY ". LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
SUPERB SAIL OF OIL PAINTINGS, COSTLY STATU
AIRY; &C. BY ORDER OF THE ExEcuToRs OF GUS
TAvuS A. CONOYER, ESQ, DECEASED.
HENRY u. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction on the
evenings OF Thursday, list and Friday 81 Of April,
O'Clock. each evening, ct tho LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos e7 and so broadway Teifth street
NE ABOVE valuable private collection, all OF the
and many OF them selected by the late owner ia Europe
Among other disting uishcd artists AZ
Eastman JOHNSON, fnneps S~haep.
A. ID. Shattuck, JAS. ". Hart a von Wlli.
=. y. Tai . VIM Har, r. iii1densn,
iseinnrandt IeNe, leo ~ Bonfhton, y. Geselchsp,
Lily n. spencer, kcyef Won Bremen, tieo. MOrland
Jefyh Acilntee, &. n. Webb, q. Sus,
y. Coleman. y. RoFrb Fierrv
WI. POWELL Williams VIM Slayer seignr
f'non1r Lay Fnrar.
Omraanck, Wcsta1. and oab,r.
Also superb pieces Satuarv revolving uelcsala
one representing "ESIAEEbDA' toe duplicate Of one cut
for the Emperor Of Russia; the other ifTAIY FRRED
FROM HER cHhiNs," both ~ the celebrated artist no.
,etti Also valuable collection by Van Narcke Seicpsr
yacobb Pecus Aufrsy, veron, rEnfan Metz Veyrass
Lemmens Won seben, Accart, Tony de Pergies lie Raw
Counrier and others They exhibition as alove
day and evening until the sale, witch will be without re-
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

m.spacsn. Household Furniture n% a1s
Messs BARRY co, aus,ionser:, win y sell TIL.
ssy Aps rSs s1s
% rs .ns
seven octave gaSss & also
ls1ss vsre. y Of superb FurnuIs
o6% SS nSs. 4e Fa in ea
csUs. SB~ssle positive i and without any
by ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUcrIoNEER-sALEs-
room Nassau street and s2 Ffh avenue p,,mD.
VII vnE e :sS &. r .as:Ioa2
Household and once
By ROBERT soMERvLLE. on Saturday, April 5, at 1913
O'Clock, at his salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
ny ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUcrioNEER-sALEs-
Elegant Chinese EnamsIed Vases Punch Bowls, Dinner
This day. a. II o'oioct, q so Sss sasoo
DY +. COTTON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
q oo
81 Sy virtue Of gag .n ON M sas
the sale before to Store above and near
RY WILLIAM Writers, AUcT1oNEER-wILL SELL
elegant
above hotel consisting In part Of wenysix rosewood black
and s1 sn
Sss
pair Blankets Linen Sheets Spreads and Pillow Gases;
dining restaurant Furnte twenty black walnut
ass
Range, &C., &c. Catalogues on morning OF sale.
d room 800 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & co. SELL II
Lease, handsome Fixtures, elegantly lifted up
saS ss' @
this business.
TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
Do YOU BITE YOUR
THUMB AT MEs
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO DAY.
RY ARcH,sA5R S9HSsToSi AyeEs1NEER
Auction Mart, liz East Thirteenth street,
Ai 7als Is 2! aIsi: ssiisSi g.
:. the and finest .. o e the Fun par
EDWARD soHEsCk, Auc1!ossER.
b, EDWARD sc EE,n Cabinet Ss Ssyni o'clock
a.. Il 9. q a ss ::
public The stock comprises article Of Psrlor
Ps ed a
and also very large quantity Of very elegant Paris made
s aSUy n sd at s
Also very choice Paris Clocks, Bronzcs, &C.
N B-Puchasers their furniture kept free OF
storage until the lst Of Nay next
GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DESKS,
VI Tables and Bookcases.
This day. at IL o'clock at l0l Liberty street. large assert
of fine Desks Bookcases Tables Cabinets, and Sec
retaries. by order Of sssgnees.
Also, ....
Saturday hand Furniture variety, suitable for
parlos chambers dining libraries, kitchen articles
&c, &C.
GEO. MUNDy AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL AT lox
~ o'clock this day, At l6o Grand street. remainder Of
Household Furniture from Foysecond street, consisting OF
black walnut Parlor Suits marble top Bedroom Suits,
Brussels and ingram Carpets Feather Beds Bostevs and
Pillows Bookcases Sofas cured hair other Mattresses
fine Table Linen, dozen Napkins do, Silver and Glass
Ware, Kitchen Furniture