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ST. PIERRE MTQUEEoE, JuIy 15,-
Laying Of the shore end Of The Amer
lean part of the liae' began to-day. VI
The Brest 7oabley by=its satisfactory
response to all, is thought 10 be the
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EUROPE.
Ry the AtIaRlle TeIeg.r..srl.
aIlF4aLANn-

I
/ LOEDoN, July 16.-In the Com
mons, last evening. the Irish Church
! bill, as amended blythe Piers, was
4 taken up. The amendment giving
Giebe houses freeiof building charge.
after O short debate, was rejected, 32G
to 237, and the amendment granting
Glebes to Catholics and Presbyteriaus
negatived without a division.
The Times says the bill will 90
| back to the Lords In its almost orig
/ inal shape. The Commons have de-
! eided that the amendments adopted
! By the Lords are Inconsistent with
the biH, and there is no reason to
ba-E-sSs-A- sl-aA flG Gte,,.-ss a,as s,uill e1as-
At Lnrgan, in ireland, on the 18th,
an Orange mob was pelted with
stones. They retaliated by utterly
/ destroying seventeen houses occupied
| by Catholics. The wood work OF the
buildings and the furniture was then
carried into the street and burned.
! Order was restored at last adviees.
The New Rye Orange Hall was
4 attacked by Catholics, when the occu-
/ pants fired on the assailants. who
were driven of, leaving three badly
wounded. .,., d te.ls -...97f ~ a ra
. LONDON. July 16.-Phe Times to-
day has an editorial on the action
taken by the House Of Commons last
evening. says the bill will go back
to the House OF Lords In It's almost
| original shape. The House of Com
mons have decided that the amend
ments adopted by the House of Lords
are Inconsistent with the bill. and
there IS no reason, to, believe the
House of Commons Will surrender If
the Lords persist. A collision must
ensue, which will result in popular
agitation and renewal of the meas
ure with a hercer determination to
carry it through. ..,
The Times trusts that the Conserv-
atlVes will be content with the pre-
sentatien Of Earl Derby's protest,
which usage allows them, and not
continue their opposition to the bill
meetings. OF the people in support
of the House of Commons on the
Irish Church Bill, continue to be had
IN various parts OF the Kingdom.
John Bright has been unanimously
Club. 10 -
The Reform League contemplate
an indigestion DEMONSTRATION against
the House of Lords.
b. e1a FRANCE.
PARIs, July 1G 1t is stated to-day,
that Jill and Saint Laurens Will be
members of the Cabinet The port
folio has been offered to three promi-
nent men of the opposition party.
g NJ LRouher Is likely to accept the
Presidency of the Senate for a time,
though, however, he be asked to re-
turn to the Ministry again. . All
A The 1eBses says that the party de-
mand the dissolution and reorgahiza-
ton OF the .Prefeetss as the. express
conditions of the acceptance of the
Office. Is, s.ssa48 80 ~
3 zEaisWu hss ITALY. 4
'2- VIENNA, July l6.-The Bishop of
Linz refuses amnesty, and has decided
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.ss.. s.,.a. stltlRgits aFateil.
ro mId edo Do laaHlaI
Heater and nLim8 Catcher
rtIrI. nLollr aEnrnlts ntrr1l-.lll-,

d.THE BToAfT aEEI0Us nTErrCufIv
~ czperfuced by thoaB WHO $50 sf.dfu
pOWerlE tHe iOrmWfnn in Lholr 10IIaH 0f
or = tINCRU5fhTiDMF F--H hanl Substance
formed cut nf tle eHrfhg salts eontaIHaI
Ia the Wafer. which attaches Itself uffaIV
10 the Whole inner furIiice df ths b0Iirf.
ia this city ulis difficulty iHpaeuunflp ue-
gragatoa 6y tbe large Qmnntlts uf mHWun-
aia and lime fDuud ln thp WH cf, winch.
besides iormlEs scales on tie Boiler, un-
slfmcia the pipfe nud neca1lous the muat
annoying deihyH In cleaning as WelI 81
actually bndanBefiug the aaiefy of Che
boiler. @HH a0
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RockpOrtStage (vla Eewburgh and Boom
Fllie,t carrying Lie mail, leaves 20 A. M
on Monoays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives By Z p. H., Tuesdays, Thursdays
aqd Saturdays. T.. .rr " n. zHIf
New Harmony Mali stage leaves M0n-
days and Fridays at1iA. NJ. Arrives tues-
lays and Saturdays by ~. M.
ut. Vernon Mail stage leaVee dHilH rex
eapt Buudays) at7A, ~. Arrives daily Tex
sept SundayE) by 2 r. n.
10 N EW ls u ita.--ttfacK dallY tb@eF5Iit SUM
5ay,) from the Merchanta hotel, AZ
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. FLOR DE MAYO.P
- FLOR nE wa VA -

A New Perfume for the handkerchief
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON Il son New YORK.
SOLD by All druggists rfs- ~
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ITALY.

Z VIENNA July 16.-The Bishop of
Linz refuses amnesty, and has decided
to submitzto= =tfIezsentenee imposed.
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violent threats, but knallyAleft the
vessel without doing any harm.
Governor Senter and W. B. Stokes,
Candidates for the eGoEernorship,
speak here Tomorrow sra K nttg 1
- 80 ~ - - - aHH .1BNaEp
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sfilIWefI7a Patcnt IEeHter

fem owes ali this difnculty, sending tho
water futO the boiler frtr from amy aadia
manb whatever, and pure ~ II distilled.
All who uEesWllab are hmuWh its thn "df1Vn
t6afi9 d ~ tueLr aaIurlv 81 rHuLnf Ununnf
afIard 10 do Without this Heater. IfsvII
sa.e thcm nlurh money iu the purcnnEe ul
rHh4 u saV uofhiuE ~ tAe WuMnFMu .HB8U.
. do4lsV ftl cl leGfthlmg boilers. Tne ffnHfaH I.
easHlgr IuuuaIedi tuQ quickly cieHuaal.
one bas begu ln upeutiOn 30 fHItheaff.l
Fionflug MiH Tor many months. aud given.
entire fRtlaidcblnft. another 81 lu nUefi-
ti0n iu Heilmau's t0mmdTy and thr COHinn
Mil adjoining.
orders Tor hLiuWeiita Heater Nill receive
prompt attention ~ ieit with
WILLIAM HhlLhAK, Agent.
fan6
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GEO. THORNHILL,
Saddles and HARNESS
sE0OND STREET. nepr Main.


5 All Kinds OF hne Saddles and Harness
constantly on hand. at #a. aIH n
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Lipninoott Z Blakewell.

ManuWctureg OF Clrculnr5 Muley, Min
Gangnhd CrOf4-Cut Saws. GhOpplux u nrF
all shapes ColbufnfH Patent a Ee. shuVol
Spades and Miles's Patent Covered scoop
a#H.U
ri z.HI e.Ii..r ...I
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no HH LOCK HhVEH. Pa
Measrs. LTFIINcorr BLAKHWHLL, Pitts
burg. Pa.
Ge1iM I'VE nave hn0u using your make
OF Gang Saws lu Qur tmilts and nnd them,
In pOint of quality, superior o. amy ws
have ever usod. Yours Acc.
SHAW, BLANCHAltD a co
JAmHHTOwN, NY.
LrIPiHC1rT 81 BLAKEWE we have
no trOubie win your saws thcy douT
uted Co be lined up with papefs wr
put them on lhe Mandrei end thfy go
rHhbniong.
Tenn per perfectly Uniform, md quality
unsurpaaaeu. Respectfully.
. gHa.8. j. FOX.
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REPAIRING done in the best manner
ana aUshOrJ notice. lInh5 dGm
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speak here Tomorrow aIa . AZ
-s i'm - - .E5tl4ap
The Accident to The Excursion TFaia
Near Lawrence Kansas-List of
Wounded - II, ~ ,,.s.a-r. 2. T. \, 4,
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-The Demo.
crdt' ESPECIAL from Lawrence, Kansas,
/ con tains the following complete list
/ of the wounded by the accident to
the excursion train near Lawrence on
/ the 14th: j. ID. Herkimer, General
| Superintendent of the st. Louis and
Indianapolis Railroad, slightly; Jno.
/ commerce, Cleveland, slightly; Frank
Ford, Chief Engineer of the Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
road, ugly wound on the head and
otherwise Injured seriously but not
fatally; u. s. Flint. Superintendent
of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cin-.
cinnati Railroad, slight; Lucien
Hills, of the Cleveland. Columbus
and INDIANAPOLIS Railread, wounded
about the head and otherwise injured,
but not dangerous; e. King, Treasu
rer of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Indianapolis Railroad, right arm frac-
tured; y. c. Noges, General
Freight Agent of the st. Louis and
Indianapolis Railroad, badly, but not
supposed fatally injured .Eben Noys,,
Of St. Louis, slightly; General Cruft,
Of the Terre Haate E.rpress, injured
about the head and shoulders; j. S.,
Beach, banker at Terre Haute, badly
bruised and jammed, B. w. Hanna,
Attorney Of the s.. Louis and Indian
apolis Railroad, left leg hurt, and
otherwise bruised; w. NJ Mack, Of
Terre Haute, bad wound on thetnose
and face, General Cobarn, of In
dianap6lis, slightly injured; Gen
eral Barrett, of Cleveland, seriously
injured; Rodevick KING, slightly; (
James Barnard,l conductor, badly
hurt; James :. Roberts, (celOred)
porter for the party, badly hurt Bar
nard brakeman, supposed to be
badly hurt; Charles Hicks, of CleRe-
land. slightly; FL. N. Johnson, Cleve-
land Herald, slight fracture oEthe
arm; Oscar Townsend, President of
the O., az L. Road, slightly hurt in
the back; Steve RUSSELL porter Of the
Superintendent of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, badly in jured; Gen. Hebb,
of Vincennes, slightly; Prof. Wilbur,
of v NincenneS, slight, and Mrs. VIII
bur, slight. -. --
The Republicans special from La
sale, Illinois, states that a collision
Between two freight trains on the
Chicago, Rock island Il Pacific r. r..
occurred a milcg west of Peru. this
morning, resulting in the demolition
ofnine cars loaded with Joliet stone, /
destined for Omaha, the breaking of
an equal number of freight cars bound
Fast, and considerable damage to
both engines. Nobody was hurt. "A
A dispatch from Lexington, Mis-
souri,, dated the 14th inst, which5says
a terrible tornado has just swept over
Lexington. Trees and fences were
blown down in every direction. The
streets were blockaded with the
wrecks. Many houses are unroofed
and otherwise damaged. Some roofs
of hOl1ges Evnrn sas.sfa3 b a = lss.a D. -. e
ice Is perfect wreck. Several per i
sons were injured by flying timber.
bricks. shutters, &c. Nc. lives were /
lost SO far as heard from. The dam !
age to the city and country at present
cannot be estimated. Growing crops
are prostrated, fruit trees destroyed /
and the deuce played generally. go
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No. DEY STREET, NlW YOaK.
Great reduction IA price. no. 4, $50; no.
Fira-clahs Agents wanted. Address as
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0oLpsrzx BnoA.
nho. Nsv
NUMBER 5

means Of ascending, we soon landed ON the
upper level and exploring the works to the
north and where the lode looked much tho
same as it did below, we passed south on
the Silver Mining Company's ground. Hero
we found similar condition in respect to
size of ledge, number of drifts, shafts, in
clines and ore chutes as that existing in the
Montezuma Company's ground, and one de-
scription will answer for both. Gov. Fall en-
ploys thirty men in and about his mine, and
the Silver Mining Co., perhaps, not quite so
many Fall brings to the surface about If
teen tons of milling ore per day, besides con-
siderable quantities of first class ore, which is
selected and sacked separately for shipping TO
San Francisco. Thirteen dollars per ton is
about the cost of laying this ore down at tho
railroad, fifteen more the cost of shipping be-
low. The total bullion product of the Mon
tezuma mine since work commenced In earn
est, about eighteen months ago, is about
S375, 200. The amount taken from the Silver
Mining Company's claim did not learn, but
should judge from the amount of work done
on the ledge that it too has been quite large
To be convinced of the future prosperity Of
Unionville, a mining town, it is only neces-
sary to examine the two mines described
above, as their present value and future per-
manency are placed beyond a reasonable
doubt. In addition to these two claims, how
! ever, on the MonteZuma lode il has also been
| struck in the first north extension, where it
looks quite promising and may prove equal to
either of the claims now being worked.
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T. D. EDWARDS,

T. D. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Carson City,
Nevada, will practice all the Courts Of this state.
Having paid especial attention TO the practice before
the T. s. land Once for Ne years he respectfully ten
ders his services for that branch OF business viii
take steps 20 secure the selection OF lands by
State and obtain patents for the for parties
With or without their being present. Ism
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
THE BRouGHAM BENEFIT.

rrHE BROuGHAM BENtflr. -, 60, ,...
Mr. JouS psorsn,n:--per sir 90 tho Of ~ your
s q sDa ss ssssa n . The
YORK ihst Won wil accept their hands complimentary
benehi This iu,c % rendered Of sincere
has sSdearsd yeS 70 thousands o ser. so oat oi
rs sss S ss 81. eoa%na Of n. su: Of
professional sbors During more thsn twenty years Of bril-
steadily .rs.iy continued sI. win tongue ren.
s rs Of The erhsss and most ehsris. Memories Of ,S.
10 New YORK ere s.oci.isd with your name lie
is benefsc'or, indsed, whom ell men remember with
To respect suoh labor. yorr. 10 honor such career
ssa .a y ty years % o vel Objected less
sr's yg"r S s.T.ssfs s.sf,ss s.s
s%y6sic way 20 give .,prs,en TO ,bs esteem IN wsb you
are bed where you have been hos, Ions est known
evening in which pcrorusness sy gwen accordance
with the wish herein proyoasdr
HSs Ss'ytS.'h q hSIt, IlT 'S.; SssS,. esoaaE WILKES
ciiSss. sifss 4: sTETsds, ST., wiiLiAM ArrIIioS,
stsr hrssSpF3isssrLL, ifs.s TbGs iEsosSSrill,
soS sIhscS sspfRcs hpahPfSSD ,Mhs nArG srhofa
ws Nm. b ;l2gS,A ngS,AS, Judge, ."ass pAhy yn;irp
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iSss iSSfs iSNrsis pfviis, hSEsylp .. .EI.,%Sii,t ~
ALEX. Nc. STEfSON, BfRNEY WILLIAMS
SAN. PIKE, >. URAU,
HARRY PALMER, scHONBERG,
Y. L, pAvENPOkr, GEORGE EUILfE,
WIN. W1NIER, EBWIN AbAhp,
DOuGLhs TAYLOR, sIvuS aIEARNs,
TIiIO MOee LAWRENCE JEROME,
WM y. FARGO, EERNhRD CASsERYf,
NA. n. TRAVEkS, HENRY W. ALLEN,
1nAkC BILL r. u. FLINT
JOHN KANE n. =. MONTAGUE
YDw. BELL, RICHARD NOUN
CoNIiSYSrlL HoIrf-
PurfApTLrHfA, May ~, 1st9S
70 Hon Oakcy Hall Judge rrnafd, Lester wsack Edwin
poo nd oth
0rs1LrNrSI accept gratefully your progercd com
plilucnt Comg from the source do-s-the very we'll
spIing of inellg,nce is one u which any recipient might
well prond. fhe that have deserved the
very faterng cifressions IN which your letter couche
I only Wish ! dared 10 enteyta'n myself; but that
have earnestly tfven 20 do curecientiousiy
ssfcr moi ignorant Of the great osttons beins made
friends New York " give scla to the oc-
casio particusry by the members roy profession
mark uf esteem especially gratifying, and OF which shan
cherish the moet enduring remembrance.
Permit me, gentlemen, TO suggest the 18th ~ May Weunes
nss az suitable day for the compliment you have 80
generously offered me-
THANKING you again AMI asnn for substantial evidence
" regard which have Gone me the honor 70 e.y
aisnly, JOHN BkoVVHAh.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
TUE BRoUGnAM BENEFIT.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Ia,
DAY PERFORMANCE,
NIBLOS.
EVENING PERFORMANCE,

FRENCH THEATRE
The shove benefit rendered by leading citizen, c New
Yorb 1he principal artists the New York stage VIII par
cpse in the representations Further partcu ars In future
advertisements.
The raIe OF Seats will commence at wsgsek's Niblo and
the usual places on SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

AT FCRDHAM.-THERE Is NO HANDsONss SPOT
~, OF ground between yerenx Park AMI Maeomos Dam
spestion sTANLtY DAY, Auctoneer will sell on saiar.
Railway which leaves fwsntv,siIh street 80 p. NJ,
when carriages win be in waiting rorahan depot 70 takS
feet kingsbdgs road 7s fee! on aacomos pam road
the sidew aks OF which graded and tagged and 51
feet place. will graded opened, completed
and dedicated public before the delivery Of the Deeds
expense OF the distant 100 feet from
Central Avenue Grand Boulevard and club entrance q Jerome
Park; mile from kincsbriige; 4 mile from Fordham
steamboat landing; q from fordham depot; mile
from Spuyen Duyvil depot; miles from Msconhs Dam
diae vicinity Of the residences Of Aessrs csn Day
Valentine anu Others ready for immediate improvements
excellent grade rock stone while the sur
tOuadipgs sye high-;oned character neisAborhood
Prted abstracts supplied 70 every oayer Terms OF sale 10
"a 10th and tho balance Of said purchase
before the oihDf September nest, when fun
will be ysre and clear OF AL
assessments, taxes other encumbrancea
Maps and diagrams a oce OF aucioneer, s5 Broadway
mailed free 10 your address.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
SALES AT AUCTION.

u HArHEwAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
~. day a. II O'clock at street, assortment OF
Groeertss Prus Wines Liquors Cigars, champasnes &c
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

Groserss Fruiss Wines Liquors. Cigars, champasnes &C.
IJENRY d. MINER, AUcTIoNEER
III Sslesroom No. Cortlands sl,,et; Art Galleries. 6<S
Broadway, two doors from Fourteenth street..
FINE ARTS
Now elhiei,ion free, day and evenings at MINER
BARkER'S Art Galleries tf5 Broadway.
Third annual sale by A. D'hufvEITnR, ESQ.,, OF Ant:
wep Paintings painted his order by OF
the Distinguished and highly esteemed artist q the
Frcnch Belgian and Dusseldorf schoos and which, for
artistic finish, beauty Of eonpoon variety OF subject hss
escelcd by any collection offered 10 an lovers 10
Henry d. MINER & BAKER win sen at auction, on
Thursday and Friday evenings Nay 30 aud 3 at ~ O'Clock
their Art Ga ercs, SO broatway the entire gallery NJ
sup rb Pictures belonging TO A. DHvetter, Esq, in which
following fsvorie aud eminent artists
ally and beautifully represented =
4. Frerc 4. Nerboeckboven, r. Bosch,
T. Fcho, l. ROBBIE Noeseasrn.
y. NIlisms Van kuvck, WalraveD,
4. Van Schende, Jacob jacobs Eversen,
Plassan David Col piddaert,
Accarf. 1he Gerard, S,rubei,
Trsyer, II. y. schaefeis W. veersehurr,
Daraslas, d. Ten Kate, De Waffle,
y, Bdan, N. De2cu, r. A. Rust,
Segnae, Count cepylsbdI Won Seben
Knwasses Fila, :. Ro.ierse, wyngs.rt,
Bourgoin, y Musn, w. voe,sr,
ii. Ronner, II. Sayoy, Berlin,
A. Wust Koeh Koek. Wii.iDt.
and ohsrs OF distinction In American European at
circles.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

A pRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIONEER.
"A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE LEASE, FUR
NITrRE, FIXrl RES, <C, OF THE LAFAYETTE HALL
AND HOTEL ON BROADWAY.
ADRIAN II. MILLER, Pc X WILKINS 4 co. will eel
n auction Monday May H. at 12 O'Clock M the prem
broadway, by order Of administrator, the furndre
Fixtures Lease Ne, OF Lafayette Hall HOTEL The hotel
has been t.sd up and newly Furnishes and the Lease ha,
establishment affords excellent opportunity for
mos, profitable Investment Terms dav Of sale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A DRIAN r. MULLER, AVCIICNEEE, ,rycr-r,rc
"a pESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT Rye WEeiVuE>
TER COUNTY; :. co ,-,n all =.
aneon Iurseay May 90 at O'clock A. the Exchanse
Ssesrocm III Broadway the desirable Residence formerly
Sno~ as the Brush Estate owned by Chas LATER Esq,
stusts on Grace Church street, OF Rye wesscheser
about qu.rers Of mile from the depot and half mile
frame with brick, 5xau feet With extension OF
l2aI6 feet contains large and an the modern i'm
cold water &c good stable carriage
house, outbaidings also variety OF fruit ard
The property hss magnificent view OF Long
Islan
The New York herald., 1869-05-15
A UCTION sALE.-J. n. TAYLOR, ArcTIoNEER
~ Magnificent Household Furniture,
PAnoforto, Mirrors. Drawing Room Suta, Htstuarv.

-. .S..-.'--. Vs.yss c.russs, Silyerware,
Chsndsnsrs' sevies Vases and ihany rare, costly
on .A,. day sa,sTdas, At .essn! brown m.nson
81 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and siIth avenues
@ Ss
wood Etaecre Bookcase marqetere no De rose SasneA
ss4e: CHINA PsnDs
atsta Holy Family by selleies Winter Scene on the Neya
sso E Fsr mrSr: ocs.s Lao. carisns
nincent rosewood Pfanoore Stool, Cover Music Stand,
wsos walnut prss;ns Barsass sssssd Wsrdrobes
Meds style Loan xlv hs spIinE asrsssss Bedding,
ass ruy sss%sre silver cs.ss Savers. Fitch
era Bask French China Dinner Set Linen, Table Cutlery
n B-Paes wishing to attend this sale take Fifth avenue
stAgss Sixth avenue cars.
A. Duane :treetNThis day, a Il H. pro@p regular sale
or Horsea Wagons, Harness, &C.; The whole comprising
superior line Of ..Sns ross sna fam" Sss s:s
sale The whole sold without any reserve.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture.
Velvst Bru.sela Medallion Carpets
Works Of Art, Bronzes Clocks, Paintings Chandcies'
s~.rv riruess many rare and cos,ly Par,or Ornaments
brocate public auction TIN. Saturday Nay - morn.
& sSne m Rs ..ss eas Sixth sSe
nue. vcvet Brussels, Medallion Carpets; rich and cos,y Par
70 match rosewood Eaeeres French Cabinets bos de
Sided Tables to match, from Paris % OIL Paintings by
China Turkish and Oriental Chairs Pier AMI Mantel
Mirrors marble TOP Centre ana Per Tables Lace Curtains
green Library Table, BOOKCASE Books Corner and
se Stands wrns ps r9seToSd s0s %srus s,.
yssdsnS Linen linen. ssS.1 Sa
Table, Stdebosrd Dining Chairs rich cut Glass aud
C Ware China Tea and p.psr 20 ss .sns n IsSs
Broadway, Sixth or Seventh avenue cars.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

TyY ". DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEER.
I'D VIII sell this day, lbf O'clock ct the saesrOom, ~
Nassau street Household iurnure removed for eonven-
Serce Of sale viz. Paror Suits Va bfocai, aud bar
cloth; walnut Chamber Salts rosewood do, Wardrobcs,
Lounges French plate, Pier and Mente MIR Brrs3cs
AID Ingr Carpets aud IN fact about Ioo crss
~ Iess being the effects OF the unto7uuae. breaking up
ma whole 20 be pererrp.oriy rold fsin chino.
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n ~ o'coct, 9 Iron Safes rair:ngs Pis1p'oris &C.