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FROM NEW FORK.
Murder i'm unhnIrnn

New YORK, July 17.-The body of William
w. Lawrence, of Hoboken, was found in that
city this morning. There were several stabs in
his body, and one ear was gone. 1t is unques-
tionably murder, but there is no clue to the
perpetrator.
Death from the Heat.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
Hiram L. Fisher, from Watertown New York,
a clerk in the Internal Revenue office, died in
the street last night from the effects of the heat
He had been indisposed for several days.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-About 10 O'Clock last night
John Meyers about forty years of age attempted to
commit suicide by choking himself with rope at
his residence, No. 20S South Eighth street.
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COVERED IN A TRENCH.-About half-past O'Clock
this morning James Ragan, aged 80 years, while
digging in a trench at York and Thompson Streets
was seriously injured by the bank OF earth caving In
on him. He was removed to st. Mary's Hospital.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
....., an PL,IodeIpbInm in Louisville.

Arrest Of a PhiIadelphian In Louisville
LOUISVILLE, July IA man named DIR. u.
J. Engleman, hailing from Philadelphia, ana
formerly a well-known citizen of Madison, Ind,
was arrested last night by detectives ON suspi-
cion of having in his possession stolen property
to tee amount of $4,000 consisting OF drugs,
clothes, cassimeres, vestlngs, etc He also carried
5000 in ready cash, supposed to have oeen
the proceeds of illegitimate transactions.
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Rnrda.
FIRE AT THE PARK uLS-Shortlylafter midnip

FIRE AT THE PARK MILLS -ShortlyIafter midnight
smoke was discovered issuing from the four-story
structure adjoining the extensive cotton and woolcn
goods mandatory OF Porter 4 Dickey, situated on
the southwest corner OF Howard and Norris streets
in the 10Th ward. Great diiculty was experien ced
by the firemen in reaching the flames, owing TO the
late arrival Of the ladder trucks, IN consequence Of
which the fire obtained considerable headway before
any water could be got on it, The building, with
the exception OF the lower floor which was devoted
10 the purposes of an engine and boiler room, was
owned by Messrs. Porter Dickey, and had been
erected as drying-house, but the firm had never
had occasion To use 1t. IL completely burned
out. The engine sustained considerable damage
from water. The two buildings are separated by a
thlck wall, ana communicate with each other on the
fourth floor by means of an iron door, The flames
worked under the door and set fire to the floor Of the
main building. Fortunately they were discovered
and eXtngutshed before any damage was inflicted
to that building or its contents The origin was acc-
dental The loss is estimated at S500O which is par-
TALLY covered by insurance in New York and New
England companies.
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CRUELTY TO ANINALs-Henry O'Donnell has been
held by Alderman Moore to answer the charge Of
cruelty beating mule yesterday at Second and
SnruCe streets.
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FOR GLoUCEsTER-Every few minutes during the
day substantial steamboats, leave for that delightful
spot on the Jersey shore known as Gloucester.
THE Rev. Mr.. McFlathery will preach in the
Epscopal church at Wayne, Pa, Tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon.
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JUMPED FROM A WEDow.-James Stone, aged
twenty-five years, residing in Krkpatrick's court
Sixth street. below Shippen, jumped from the second
story window of his house while under the influence
OF liquor. He sustained severe injuries about the
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No 40 S. Third street
A TraeicaI Farce.

From the Alameda (CdL) Gazette, Ju'y 3.
On Saturday night party of Germans gathered In
the bar-rOom OF the New York brewery at Haywood,
for spree; lager flowed free and fast, songs were
sung, and many bumper was drunk to the honor
of the dear Fatherand. Finally, on "time' being
called for another round, one Of the party, named
Hess, failed to respond, and his friends, who sup
ment at his expense. 1t was proposed to have a
mock funeral: ladder was procured and the
inebrlate Teuton stretched upon it. The pail
formed, and the party marched about the room,
carrying THAR lnsenshle companion. They hummed
Ihe dead march, sang dirges and hymns, and finally
repaired to barn IN the OF the brewery TO per
lorm the burial rites. The mock ceremonies being
pVeI they repaired TO the barroom ordered up some
e aee[ ana patiently waited, expecting every moment
uno M SeT a te corpse enter. But he came not and
p repalrng to the place OF his interment" 1t was
oSha H t tllaG the man was indeed dead. Deceased il
90 d sdIate.l was an industrious and we-to-do farmer
wood. "' WV i'i'iOS sOuOh Vi hay
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RLACK THIN MUSLIN, YARD

RLACK THIN MUSLIN, YARD
ID wide, Is cents per yard.
BLACK COT NET.
Yard wde 1S cents per yard For frames, window or
door, for keeping out flies and letting in the air
IL y AND 3-YARD WIDE NET.
White For covering Mirrors Chandeliers Bedsteads
etc., better than usual for the price.
FANCY WHITE MUSLINS.
Job Goods. Over yard wide for 30 cents per yard
Some of them resembling Lace suitable for vesbule
TUCKED AND HERON-BONE SWISS MUS
LIN.
small lot of superior goods, at reduced price.
IMITATION TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN.
small lot at 20 cents yard 335 cent off present
prices
For the neck.
A three eornered Lace Piece, with Tabled Ends. Only
70 cents. Very pretty and very cheap.
To prevent disappointment, please remember that
WOKNE'S Lace and Embroidery Store, No. 80 N.
EIGHTH Street. during July and August closes at p.
NJ on Saturday at p M. u IT.
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R. F. sTIEF, Secretary. toi' 01NiN"0D' fie''O0"''

ATLANTIC CITY.-TwO fast express trains run to
Atlantic City to-day, one at and the other at 3'15
p. NJ. These trains perform the journey in and
three-guarter hours The regular mail train
through in two and half hours, leaves at p. NJ
The favorte Sunday train is now running regularly
every Sunday at A. NJ. from Vine street wharf. To
show the delightful condition of the weather at
Atlantic, we would state that on Thursday night
last, when the heat almost unbearabe in Phila-
delphia, visitors at Atlantic had to sleep under
blankets,
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MAYOR FoX's PoLICE.-The following are the re-
cent appointments by Mayor Fox

ALLEGED PICKPoCKET.-AtS O'Clock this morning
Leonard Cook (colored) was arrested at Second and
for attempting to pick pockets. The policeman had
been watching his movements for some time, and
finally saw him put his hand in the pocket Of lady
Cook will have hearing at the Central Station this
offarnnpn a
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l'The churches marked thus () did not make any
report and the figures given are those of last year,
The totals Of membership, Sunday school scholars,
and contributions, for the years 1869 and 1S6S pre-
sent the following cOntrast:--
No ., cnrrcno. l8ds 1861 Increase
Communicates. ........... 1857 14,517 1,160
Sunday school scholars. 24,426 22,966 1,46O
Contributions. ...s4S4, 1896 S4l6,225 SSH
The following table shows the comparative statis-
tics of the entire diocese for the years 1869 and
1865
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"HUMPTY DUSIPTY' makes mis- farewell bow for the
benefit Of the manager, Alexander Fisher at the Arch
Street Theatre this evening, other engagements
this occasion, be classed among the very few who
have not seen the most amusing entertainment Of
the day, Harry Leslie, the great tght-rope per-
former will appear and go through series of his
perilous acts, concluding by walking from the stage
to the gallery, blindfoldei, with man on his back.
MAYOR Foxs PoLICE.-The following are the re-
cent appointments by Mayor Fox
Third District-JOhn Little.
Fourth District-Chares r Andrade.
Seventh Distrct-Henry c. Nuntzhauer
Eighth Dstrct-Jacob Hopple and Joseph Book.
Tenth Dstrtct-James Lanahan
Eleventh District-Wilam Bird.
Reserve Corps-James Fl. Dytch.
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VXTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest andlbest manner
'D' LOUIS DRRKA stationeI and Engraver,
No, 1888 CHESNUT Stree
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THIRD EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS,
The ''Firebug'' Choate in a Boston
Court-Suicide of Wealthy
President Grant
at Camp Upton, Cape
Island.
FROM NEW" JERSEY.

Grant MT Cane Maybe Visits the Grey Re-
serves Encampment and liz Received with
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A DIsTILLERY Observation-Disclosures O'Clock this
morning the citizens in the vicinity of Beach an1
Coates streets, in the Eleventh ward were startled
by an explosion, and on arising to ascertain the
cause, discovered the entire upper portion of the
whisky distillery of John W. Boileau, situated on
the s. w. corner OF the above Streets i'm flames The
alarm was quickly given, and the flremen who were
returning from the Porter Il DicKey fire. were soon
on the ground and in the course OF an hour the
flames were eXtingushed. The entire roof which
was OF the French pattern, was destroyed, and the
machinery in the other part of the building was
siderably damaged by water. The loss is about
sSOOO on which there was no insurance. The distl-
lery was in full operation at the time, and the work
men were all in the lower portion Of the building
The origin of the fire purely accidental and the
report heard by the neghbors Occasioned by the
explosion Of the Government meter.
P0LITICAI.-At a meeting of the Democratic citi-
Zens OF the First Ward held at the southeast
of Eighth and Medina streets, on Friday evening
July 49, 1869, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:-
Whereas The nominations recently made by the Demo-
cratic City and County Conventions violation
the rules governing the Democratic party; And whilst
party, cannot in justice to ourselves support
nations that we're made by intimidation, Violence and
fraud. Therefore, be IL
ReoiUsd That the Democratic citizens of the First
Ward do earnestly protest against being forced to sup
port candidates for local offices who command the
respect of all good citizens.
RSolrei, That the of the Democratic party in
the coming State election demands the rejection the
Objectionable candidates nominated by the
County Conventions and the substitution of
FRANCIS GARwoOD, President.
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SALES At AUCTION.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER;
ID HENRY "A. LEEDS, AUTH

by HENRY II. LEEDS MINERF.;;,r,oxEpp
ID HENRY "A. LEEDS, AICTloNtEh.
Large and costly sale OF Cabinst tnfa.e @ .
by the well known firm OF John seeAs o eueeessos W o.
W. Meeks), established 20 years ago. -, -, . 49,, =
HENRY II. LEEDS hlNEk VII sen 10y, py aSeuon on
iO O'clock each day the well known establishments NO $50
Eroadwsv few doors below Fourth street, all the costly
an valuable Furniture manufactured by this wei
known concern; The propretors retire from business and
every article will highest bidder The stock 10
large aud OF articles usually sold In this BUSINESS
viii be fully warranted in every respect .
stock consists Of elegant carved bure 10 black wal
match Paror Suis nad and covered In crimson blue
medallion green, &c silk brocate Suits, In rich reps SUI
perb Etageres nlad and plain Gilt FurntureLadies Sec
ia rosewood and black walnut rosewood and nlad
Centre Tables Sewing Chairs rich nlaid Cabnes carved
ManeIs and Mirror Frame TO match Mosaic tnaid Tables
agreat variety Of eosy Hall Stands with mirrors ebony
Heads for halls, Dressing Bureaus marble top In
and black walnut Bedseads, do Bedroom Suits
WOOD inald Conches Bookcases, Library Furni-
ATmores Dining Room Furniture, covered In moroc-
Mattresses other valuable Furniture, enumerated In
the catalogue, without reserve.
Aho
All the fne Stair and Floor Carpets, Stair Rods, Window
Shades and all the other fixtures which will be sold on last
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VI SLbHF, HINFH HAkkEk Respectfully announce ihn,
they VII ss aseilon, ThrTsday and FRIDAY eve
hpril ~ snn w a. YER Ar Gallery No sS tho entire coI
Knoedtr, ESD by Messrs Goup CO. OF Paris and otbc,
foreign houses, and which, IN consequence on removal from
Broaiwty 10 bis new Art Emporium, finn nvenun and
twenty eond street be has been close COZ.
~ignmentr without reserve.
5be coetion embraces about 200 Paintings by d,,,in.
eu,stOd artVe OF The American, Frcuc, Fcmish Ds
scdea sbooIsS aud are now on esbM0i, free day and
syenDs
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TosRPH MAGuIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 MAS
81 street. prepared as heretofore 70 give 5esoa
Parties about TO SELL by giving early notice, will secure choies
of date.
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..,. ,,, Impor.aHi hri Notice.

wy HENRY u. MINER, AUCTfOEEER sAtEsRoou
NO OoftAJldt street Art Gauery, si5 Broadwav
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"A ocnnirvyN sAALh ~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE--By
a srs ". Rlif on Friday Apr ID, al io o'clock.
% vhs walnut aud painted Chamber DO Carpets OH.
sf''ns. beodngi Dining and Kitchen FURNITURE A.
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TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCrIoNEER AND REAL I EsrArk
81 AGENT ONCE 55 Washington street. superb Household
Furniture describe must be seen 10 De appre
cisted, this day. at 66 Amty street. a. 9cocxi nme
Suits Piano. BY Hartman wih:so9 ana cover
eepant Velvet Paror Carpets Threepy anu ingram VAT
pets Brussels Stair Carpets Hall Oicloths marble top Hat
stand Bronze Chandeliers and Gas Fixture very ee
cornees g MATCH walnut and mahoGany %s nns
Chairs solid walnut carved, marble top Bullet, &c
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DY A. N. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER.
ID GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
ID Handsome Household Furniture,
rosewood Pfanoforte, &C.
JOHNSTON a VAN TASSELL

THIS DAY (ThursdayI April Is, at 1911 O'Clock,
n, 900 Henry street, near Grand,
All the Furniture contained In said house, comprising In
rosewood Parlor Sus In crimson and
green satin, pieces; carved oak Buffet ~ oak Dining
Chairs carved rosewood Etagere, and Mirror black
walnut French Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus elegant Wax
Flowers, in glass and medaon rosewood Pianoor.e
octave by Luther French China, silver plated
Service Brussels Carpets Ocloths Cylinder
Heater made by SANFORD, &c, together With the Kitchen
Utensls with which the will Catalogues at
the offices OF the auconeers liz East Thirteenth street,
Fourth do wn town ollce, 80 Nassau street
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A uCrION NOIcE.-L. YIrzaERALp. AucTIoNEER.

A uCriON NOICE.-L. F1TzGERALD, kUCTfONBER
a Lerse sahof Handsome Furniture Carpets &c.
Ihw ftenoon, at ~ o'clock precisely al the
n ~ Eghh street. few doors from Sixth avenue,
ingram Carpets elegant rosewood Pianofore,
anu Cover 6n Parior SUITS covered with satin broca
iss ana harcoh Curtains Mirrors, Paintings, Vases,
- sus, Clocks, Etageres Tables, Bookcase TURK
,podss nouns,s Bsdseads, Bureaus Washsands Com
sti Hat Mattresses Beds Linen. Lcung
ia. ohnns sdeouard, Extension Table Dining Chaira,
sosii,,. NINA and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, dc- Sale
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JAMES CA0NEy, AuCTIoNEER AND REAL ESTATE
Agent once b6 Washington ,,reet-EIerant Household
rnrnine ,hs day. lOs O'Clock Of the private residence
s yea s,per'oi rosewood Piano. " senway sons stool
Torp costly lace and daask Curtains elegant Brussels and
dhee-py Carpets rosewood and mahogany Chamber aud
rngr sLs CURED hair and spring Mattresses, Wsrdrobes
sna boonesses superb Extension Table by Heerd kitchen
teDon 10 sales 81 Furniture al private resienres Nineteen
years experience Cash advanced on every description Of
mssebApdea 80
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SALES ar AUCTION.
: NEXT T'4LEGRAh CARTOON,
IN rnR TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY. ApxIl L.

UCTIoN SALE or CARPETS, OILCLorHs &C.
"A every evening unit, May l. Major c. W. BARKER, Auc
nonee v sell the entire stock OF Hameins Carpet Store,
$50 Sixth Goods below cost at private sale during
each
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A UCTION SALE-E. NICHOLS a Co, AUCTIONEERs.
"a MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture.

Elegant Rosewood -. Octave PianoIore,
Velvet Brussels Carpets Paror suits, Curtains match;
G Of A @ s s rsn p G9s
scocE precisely At the sesant fesienee sSwest Twenty.
street Eighth avenue rich Paror SUITS covered
gold satin brocate wndow Curtains and French Shades
Esseres aos %os &nns besi
s9onss eS oc Book ao1Ty es sa cha
stand walnut Chamber suis style Of Louis
robes, CURED Hair and spring MATTRESSES; Beds Linen Ban
green Seps ana Ssroh walnut aei EaisnsIoa fable DS
Ing Chars Library suits covered With tk reps reee Book
Insran Carpets, 0eo.hs &C. Par;e, wish ns to attend
}. BuEECKER, SON co. WILL SILL AT AUG.
THURSDAY, Aprns2
Ati2 o'clock, at the Exchange salcsroom.
miro sysnae, Ncrih New YORK wesishsssr county, and
sIoess from Harlem bS se sre.t ,s e"r5eS sa,,errd
severed aaeged and sa WIN leslan Payemenii
LOS tiye Lots on heyenth avenue rand Boaevard and
eight Lots on 1924 and 24h streets M the immediate vicinity
1--we OF the o fronting also Broadway Part OF the estate
ws Wee i r. W. ssn sefo story hrh soop brown
tone House .5s Ts. 10, elI So q wss f1I5ysls66
2gr5o with rs story extensions in COCA order and
e. az the modern s ssa t .s f ftao y Se
ips at "a Cedar street.
}. BLEEoRER, SON a CO.. or NEW YORK. AND
y HAkkIofi, VAIL CO., OF New Jersey VIII scii nj
TUESDAY, APRIL 20
Pnfslt y. J. hbot2 Plots and lila Lots Of beautiful
M streets ani on Clinton and Lexington avenues Maps
anu ee al ~ Cedar street.
A urIoN NOTICE.. N. TAYLOR, AUcTioSEER
~ agnfcent Household Furniture, PianoOrtes, BrOnzet
Dawf Room Suits, Paintings Silver Plate Inarque,eris
taulnt Statuary, aud aud Works Of Art
anu AIcs Of Neuu, N public auction, this day Thus
DAY the elegant brown stone mansion 81 West Fif.
seenh sect, between fiih and Sixth avenues
ing NJ O'Clock Drawing koom-Suis, covered
roldsuc gold richest
dow CuNins match marque,se bos DC Cabinets,
Iabies,. ryet Medallion caTpsisi Pier han,e and
o,M hl9rs, Paintings BY eminent srtiss; sevre,
Drc-den tna Ornaments superb fcven octave rosewood
P1snoiorteiRce choice
wood and wnul Dressing Bureaus nedeads werdrohes,
Cof1mOdes sure, STYLE Louis NV. Hair, Spring ~.
crosses bedfg. Dining Room TabeiBgnei, elegant sets
ruby crystal ser Casters Savers Iureens,
Dinner Tea Arvce, Table Cutlery The suctloDeer would
cal The attentn OF the public 10 this sale The house fur
nishef less TIM months, cost OF S1bO00 Sale
remptory. Pues wishing 10 attend this sale take Fifth
svenue stages sixth avenue cars.
A \.
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AEORTGAGE SALE.-HENRY KENNY, AUCTIONEER,
wi l27 Hudson street. will SELL Thursday, April l6 At IVY
NJ ali the Furniture In the private residence ~ flth ave
nue. comprising part rosewood Suits In silk brocael
walnut Suits Bureaus marble top washsands table, BED
Mane Mirrors Curtains and Cornces Velvet Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Ocoths Cured Hair Spring Mattresses
Furniture will commence the SALE BY order OF w. r.
GleAE0n. Morgaeee Catalogue ut sale.
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GEE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON,
;lY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 Co, AUCTlONEERS.
ID JOHN ii. DRAPER, Auctioneer
Valuable, Horses, Carriages, Wagons, Harness,

TX JOHN Il pEAPE n, Go AuCTi0NEERs.
Valuable Horses SSs sn.s Wagons Harness.
JOHN H. DRAPER co. viii sell on Thursday, Ayrn l5
at Ososs 4 M 2" the private stable So West I
pair very Stylish carriage Horses Is hands high
pair Of f pony built Horses i5s hands high long tails.
,hreegusrtcr Clarence slas. front, nearly
top fhse.on, bull, y John r. Lawrence CO..
Dsg9 By Sn
OF heavily coach Harness, by Gibson light
R oSes & Gn Se a
the sale. Catalogues now ready
RYJ W, CAMPBELL 5R. AnGTIoNEER ;,rv,v
osiSes, :. is %es. Ihirsyssy.ssh fsosd
in that three story high private resi-
part Tt supe6y carved black walnut French
ns sn
Leaf and other black walnut marble Top Dressing
S
ssSe sS fa na
mahogany Hat and Umbrella stand with Mirror ne enred
and Pillows; Bedding Dama.t, and Other Curtains
eys English bGssfs and oner Crpss
vases cocEs svspaea ana Ware
s ad sisn ten Gs
drS e s No Buyers EpfGs aysn
RYJw. CAMPBELL, JR ,AucTIoNEER.- WILL SELL,
tI ng $ yaqe Las er r 5 the
5rs .;ran ,rnsl a no. ~ NJ bnr % ,
ply on premises to CAMrHELL & Co. $50 Bowery.
RyJ. BooARr AUorIoNEER.
Al lO1 o'clock, at 2O2 Waverley place,
Gen,ee, Household Furniture consisting of anc Brusscla
Carpets, Mirrors Lace Curtains, Clocks, Mante Ornaments
Paror Suit Lounge reps Psrlor Chairs, Easy and Rock
Wsshstsnd black Walnut secretary Bedsesds Dining Room
Furniture Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c
QY j. EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIoNEER-wILL
y nasUe h's of
and black walnut Paror Suits, Bedsteads,
ean oS 70
,enton To saies OF furniture at residences
pYM DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.
win sell By srsGn on APRIL Apr . S
three houses removed for convenience sale and viii be
.es
D: re Ha
Fancy Tables Cured Hair Mattresses. Feather
Chandelier. Se making large assortment OF v.ss.
goods worthy the Of dealers and housekeepe
b q aisrEES hoSSskSSR SS%sRsITuRE AND
A. NJ CRIsTALAR& son. Auctioneers, WIN sell th, day,
at private residences ~ Aacdougai street, near Houston 1T
WV one BARMoRE PIANoFoRrE. Also
sas s and
fs aS lining %
| At sale. Horsekeepers aud the trade invited
pY n. DOUGHTY. AucTIoNEER.
ID Genteel Household Furniture.
nsa Sa' The APs en- Isl
Sy sna the
nice mahogany Panoiore, mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
s
Hal, ss Feather w sss' anS fssan
oues at the house morning OF SALE Deposits required from
purchasers.
pY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AucTIoNEER