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PETERSBURG, VA

continue, God 81 full prices. but funked old cells
low. We quote sound old luRs at sa,;2.gfs;sS
Leaf, 81 25Gls9; and bright tobacco at s2oGg r4O.
trimmings are held in hogsh"ads ut S3GlS3.25; new
lonse |. at Il IL. 5OGlSI. so; lugs, 43G9d..3.
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RICHMOND IND i-sTHRssUae o. q. CU-,i -s
RICHMOND yet. 20 1879.
atHE TRAINS OVER THIS IOAD
. L run go follows: "a.
Leave Richmond ut sI6 A NJ. aod $50 z. II
,.esre Petersburs Al 10 a II. and 7:05 2. nj. ~
Freight and accommodation train, With passarl.
ser car attached, will leave Richmond daily at
:. u.s., and Pessrsbarg daily at $40 a. x. (Sun-
isys cxcepted). SfTiF T'''
The s:45 A. ~. trs In will 40. leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, yEd :Ac les Z. 81. train viii not leave
Petersburg on SUhDAsS. -#-#
PASSENGERS for Norfolk will take the 80 p. h.
rain, running through dsily, Baggage checked
through. ss ma s.U= :
The passenger coach attached to the coal tysin,
will run daily.
leave Clover Hill at ! A. NJ, connecting At
Chester with the accommodation train. passan-
seys returning will take the ESQ r, H.. train con.
oectlpg ut Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS 81. WYNEE,
oc 81 ... Superintendent
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DICHMOND AND YOhK RIVER
LII RAILROAD

On and after MONDAY, Oct. ~, 1870, the trssns
on this road will be run as foliows;g - ~
PASSENGER TRAIN. s<sfs1 80
Como EAsT.-Leavss Richmond daily sc i:1s
P. IL. arrive at s. ct Point daily at $40 2. n. i
NJ; arriyo at Richmond daily ST 1885 A. M. - -
Trains connest at West Poiyt daily Except
SunGay) with PHYSICIANS STA NERoi 1of
landings on York river, Yorktown, and BAlti-
more. ~ s p = $50 - t-sss Hf'EAh
FARE:-To river landings, $3.50; TO Balsi.
more, 81. q. - ~ :. mi Il
FREIGHT TEAM. WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED. 80. ,,.s
Leave Richmond daily. Except Moadsyl IS
O'Clock A. d.; leave West Point daily except
Monday at to,clock r. NJ .saF. 3 Loft f.I'.,i Ft
THROUGH FREIGHT "A
For BALT1SOhE and oil points NORTH. and
WESr. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of lad'ng given 70 all prorniaens
points North and w eat. so -: ..nl-t. II 1T y
- WILLIAM 4. ENORa .,Fg,
80 FTetqht and Ticket Agent.
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A LAEGE property in Scotland has lately
fallen to Mrs. General Williams, formerly
wi!e Of Senator Douglas.
The way to treat rtiHnH Dr. z Ia tfr credit
IL to takeSn8 ASt4 Of hifn,a ms--
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Conference Appointments.
tsfECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
LYNcHguEG, Nov. 1T--12 Z. M.-CoDter-
enee w!u not adjourn till about a. II.
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Persons having CLEFT PILATES are invited
to csI and see his artificial ones. The latest ant
L,.t uolG-2x%
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o ICHMOED AID DANyILLE RAIL

~
ah RSAD.-rkS5EHGEa SCHEDULE: "a.
GoISG. SouTE. -Dyncnbns and UanyiGe pSe.
sen sere asYe Rtcbrioud dati2 te1ceps Sn;4dsys1
ct 9:is A. NJ; leave BurEeyIlt daily except Sum
iaysl at Z. IL. STRIVE ~ DanYuio Only lsI-
seps sundsyS( a. Sos ?. ne GHRQuGu MAtL
AID EXFRESs Iee7e5 Eichnoni daily st 2:t5
y. a.; leaves DsnTtIo daily 1T Iss 4, a.; arrives
Il flrsens .cro' daily ct LOS s. n
SONG MONT ri.--Lyu Chung sHd Uanviue pes.
sepgeTs leave DanT;Te daily {e1cspt Su1iaYst at
7:lo &. ID. leave BdrseYtJ!c daily te1cert sun.
tays) at 1 2. H.. arrive at All5lonl "a
except Jundays) at 1898 P. M, THROUGH MALI
kEU EXP&RSS leaves Greensboro daily ut i:ts
A. NJ; leayes Dan vile ta!ly at y d. D. az
ri7es 81 Richmond daily at lies Z. n -,
The LynchburS snd Dacytils Passenger Train
connects at BETseville With the .rsinr on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Eorfolk, Lynch.
barg, snG ali citations On the Soutlsids and Vn.
Sinfs End Tennessee railroads, SsiGsol, knGx-
lille, Dalton, Cba:.anpoga, Nashville, Memphis,
sDd all important points South and South TsJt. =.
The Through Mxil and Express eonrseoa
l. GresnGborof with the trains CO the North Csso-
Ina road for Charlotte, ColEmcfa Augusta, 50.
;snnsb, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, Jc,- &c.
ind at Richmond with The Richmond, grsissfchs.
ruYs and Potomac, Chesapepae and Ohio suo
iicfmond and York River ratlrosdc.
SLEEPING UAaS and CHIL ES'S PATIENT
RECLINING CEAI2S on the through express
rain. IdOAAS DoDANr,Ai,..ya !
sell ar a4 Superintendent.
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oc 81
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
y ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, Cad Octo-
oer 1870, the PASSENGeR TRAINS win run as

n
" ROAD.-ljn and after SUNDAY, 2ad Octo-
Der, 1870, the PASSEN GER TRAINS win run as
follows: - -
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich.
mono and White Sulphur Springs teIcept supcay.
5ttween Gordonsvile and hite Sulphur); Leave
Richmond at : =. IA. arr1ve q White sulphur 1t
10 =. n. Leave White sulphur ct 3:su 4. n, and
.rrive at Richmond Ut 4:5e p. 81, making close
connections at Gordonsville and Chsrlottessille
with Orar ge, Alexandria ,nd Manassas railroad
trans for Alexsncria, Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, Bo to- &c. also for
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile &C -
Going v est, passengers dine at Gordoney1Do
and sup at Covingtnn Going East, breakfast ~
eta,lntOn and dine st Gordonsvilie.
TDis tr, In connects with stages as follows: ~
at rtaun' on for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
harrisOnburg.
At M!b0ro' for Bath Alum Epr1ngs, 10 mlleoi
md W arm springs, Is miles.
IT HIT Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, amiles;
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THROUGH TICKETS istued to all points
North West, and Southwest. ~
JAMES 4. kETAERLAND,
OFT General Ticket rent.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

lR. +. DAWSON
cHa be found ct his Office,
No. 1,092, tkOaD sTRktT,
bet 10th md 1lth st'.
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DRESSMAKING.-M n. L. HENRY
~ would inf .rm her friends and the public that
she has removed to 20. 3o3 Grace street. next door
In the corner of 3D. VIII re he will be pleased to see
her friends and customers. All work guaran eea,
and prices moderat, ,n,,r,,u,
WANTED, a FIRST-CLASS TRInMRh.
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and after November 10,
II 1870 the FREEDMAS'S saw! GS BARI
NOW locate At COS Broad streetl will be removed
TO its new b,nkng rooms, on 10th street. 6st@een
Main and Rans. NO e-W ,f 9.lok
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NEW LEATHER AND

T7REsH IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
n CHINA AND Waite GRASITE%hKE.-
Now opening, large variety Of plain q. and dsco.
rated DINNER, Tea, and TOILET sETS
PITCHERS; ROUGERS's CUTLERY, together
with a complete stock OF HOUSE-FUfNi HING
GOODS to whichl call the attention OF house
Ike, pers, hotei-keepers, etc.
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NOTICE To TEXAS LAND OWNERS.
~ Any persrn owning land IN TeI,s, or having
TEXAS LAND SCR1r1, can have their interest,"
pA'"p''' j. W. LAWRENCE.
Austin, Tex s.
r'asn'nns ys no Id-1ws
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Tobacco Mark cts.

Wheat.-White. 1Ie bushels. Red, 200 bushels.
Corn.-N bite, / 800 bushels. 1#a
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curacy with which he points his guns He has thus
far frustrated all the efforts OF the Psslans to con-
struct offensive works within range OF his guns
He Is an Alsatian, named Christian.
PRUssIANs UNABLE TO PLANT THEIR BATTERIES
BEFORE PARIS.
The authority reporting this mentions that the
Prussians have not yet been able 10 plant single
battery near enough to disturb sGT part of Paris
steady fire has recently been maintained from
forts Mont du yaleren and DIssy. The Prussans
have been compelled 10 retreat from the nre or
these forts behind the plateaux OF Meudon and ST.
Cloud. The morale OF tie French soldiers Is excel.
lent They are drilling constantly.
POSITION or THE GERMAN ARMY BEFORE THE AT
TACK.
correspondent telegraphs;-The Prussan army
around Paris Is composed as follows:-First corps,
under the Crown Prince OF Prussia and Flfth cGr,s
under General Krchbach, who occupy between
Meudon and Sevres, immense earthworks. on
there are two Bavaran corps, under Generals
Won der Tam and Hartmann respectively
their left leaning on the redoubts OF
Moulins-la-Tour and their headquarters being at
sceaux. They occupy Clamart, Plassis, L'Hays
Chavilly Tniais and Choisy. On the right OF the
line the Sixth corps, under General Zumpllng, and
again on the right the Eleventh Wurtemburg corps
under General o. Bomutz. extending from Cha-
moires to Conway. Then comes the Second army
corps OF the Prince Crown OF Saxony, under Prince
Georges of saxony, extending from tne Alamo to
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treating. Great enthusiasm was manifested by the
army which lett mere en- route for the front on
receipt OF the news but nothing OF con6rmatory
character has been received.
DETAILS OF THE FRENCH SUCCESS.
The terrible artillery fire OF Fort du Mont Valerlen
has literally swept the country roundabout
For circuit OF six kilometres the Prussian works
nave been destroyed All the batteries that the
Prusslans have sought to erect against Mont yaeren
nave been anninilated. The chateau OF Meudon
mas also been Destroyed. The Prussian en-
gineers have been driven from Clanart Meudon
ana Montretout vinejuf and Cachan have both
Seen yIecoysrea e. by ths French on the north i4a
Bonneuil. The entire peninsula around Gennevniers
mas peen freed nom the Prussians by several
sTong cavalry reconnoissances, and Is now In
FIench hands again. On the east OF Paris
lively cannonade has been maintained
toward Bondy The Prussans have also been driven
from ehainplgny, more than three miles east Of
Vincennes' ThekPrussian circle around Paris Is
therefore expanding daily. instead OF contracting
and Tue Parlsians are greatly encouraged
sORTIE ON THURSDAY.
despatch from Versailles datea on Thursday
says:-Ten French battalions made sorte from
faris today. They were easily repused by the
second Bavarian corps, which lost only nineteen
men.
AN ABLE GENERAL OF ARTILLERY.
one OF the gunners on the Paris fortlncations has
particularly distinguished himself by the great as
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the Cahai de POurcy, ana occupying Gugny Mont
formeu, Clichy and the Forest dc Bondy. On
me right the Royal Guard, under Prince Aupustna
OF Wurtemburg, who occupy Dugny lie BourCe and
Grand Donney. On the west Is the Fourth corps
under General Alvenseben, and on Its right tho
Thirteenth corps, lately under command OF the Dure
Of Meckienburg. 1ncy occupy Epinay, Aroen.
teuil and Bezons. Their forces number 27o ooo
men, besides the reserve and cavalry, compris,ng
10000 more Tne beslcgers' intention "a 70 moro
these positions permanent II there is an attack
made 1t VIII DC from the western side.
THE GARDEN sPoT.r
The land around Fort Mont du valericn was re-
garded as the garden spotr OF Paris. Before the
investment OF Paris the commander or The fort en-
ployed his men digging the potatoes and collecting
the other crops all Of which were stored In the for
tress. ....es
PnUssfAN HEADQUARTERS.
Prince Frederick Charles occupied The house q,
Prince MosKowa. The royal Headquarters are a,
the west OF the beleaguered city and those of the
Crown Prince to the east
LATE NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL
brief despatch from Paris to the Nrw yo,v
HERALD says that there Is nothing new to record
There are three ways TO leave the clty-by ha,,oon
as diplomat and by death. There are four
ways OF being distinguished Individuality being
an American, by giving good dinners. by making
iioera payments aud by speaking German There
are also iour ways OF being unpopular-by being
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAaE
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plateau Of Clamar and Mendon land the
range Of hills running along to Villejuif
and extending to the Seine river. Their loss Of
Creteil, Champigny and Joinvie lie Pont as effect.
uay prevents their sheling the city from the south
east as their dislodgment from st. Cloud destroys
their chance of bombarding from the southwest
Accepting the kilograms as containing the truth
the investment Of Paris has been reduced to a
mere blockade, the present distance of the prus
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direction to Dugny and Pierreitte thence to Vile.
taneuse, Epernay, Gennevilliers, Colombes,
Nauterre, Chaton and Kneil on the west. From
Kneil it ran in southeast direction in front OF
Versailles to Meudon and the Bois de Meudon.
An examination Of the distances shows that
along their southern line the Prussians would
have been able to throw shell into Paris had
they succeeded in mounting their heavy guns All
the towns mentioned are small, Clamart having
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less than $500 inhabitants, Fontenay aux Roses,
$500; Vilejuf, 1900; viry, 1000; Meudon $500,
and so on, none of them exceeding 900, with the
exception of st. Cloud. Nearly all Of these
places are covered by the guns Of the forts, and
as q consequence they must have suffered severely
from the terrible fire which forced back the be-
sieging line. BY the success of the French the
Prnssians seem to have lost the most com
manding points in the vicinity of Paris-the
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Positions Of the Prussians Prior
to the Attack.
>~~>>~->~~~~~~~~->~,>~>->~~
French Official Report of Their
Defeat at Orleans.
THE MILITARY OPERATIONS.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Proclamation Of Gambetta Announcing n vic.
tory EBeiore Paris-The Prussians Driven
Into Versaillcs-Tieir (nvestiur lin.
Forced Back on All sides-The Battle
Fought on the 10Th Inst.
Tours, Oct H. 1870
Minister Gambe.ta has Issued the following pro.
clamatlon:--
INHABITANTS OF TosRs:-I announce to you with in.
expressble satisfaction that on the 10Th instant the
more than ever heroic people Of Paris, growing i'm
pStent behind their ramparts, have determined To
maNch forward against the enemy. Here is the
bulletin Of their first victory:-On the entire zone
around the city the Prussians have been driven ont
or all the positions which they had been oc.
cupyinG since three weeks. Towards st.
Denis they have been driven away be.
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miles) from the ramparts Fontenay aux Roses
and fHay, about the same distance; villejuif,
about one and half miles from the ramparts, and
Vitry, one and three-fourths miles, On the south
east they covered Creteil, some three kilometres
Zone and three e.fourths miles) from Fort Charen-
ton, and on the east their line extended from the
bend of the river at Jonville e Pont covering
Bry-sur-Marne and running up to the woods of
Bondy. From here it continued in a northwest
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
OPERATIONS AROUND PARIS.

By examining the foregoing map the reader will
be able to learn the Importance OF the news re-
ceived from London and Tours relative to recent
French operations before Paris. As will be seen,
the Prussians occupied positions surrounding the
city, covering on The south the town of Clamart,
not more than four kilometres (two and half
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

SLAMS from the ramparts rendering bombardmept
impossible.
The map also shows the railroad line to Orleans
where the recent defeat Of the French took place.
It is quite probable that the weakening ~ tha
rfassian line before Paris for the purpose of
making an offensive movement towards Tours
was the cause of what appears to be an important
success Of General Trochu's forces.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26
pY J. ". CAMPBELL, JR., .AUcTIoNEER.
ID eal Mn Ia

1(Y J. ". CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER.
- Win sell this day
commencing 10H O'clock Al 16 bleecker street, Of
Sullivan, or Pickhard the city
factursr Of hs class all and cnrs the rich ccsy
nure contained IN that house. Mr. Pickhardt retiring from
business and joins IN invitation to his pxtrous
toners and the public Catalogue embraces the desirable
and choice large assortment Of goods offered public
this seAsQniz Plain and black Pa.lor
tn harcoth and plain, richly carved aud gilt
oiled black walnut chestnut walnut trimmed and rosewood
Chamber and Bedroom Suits copiete Secrea plain and
richly carved black walnut Bedead assorted
sizes plain and richly carved black walnut and rosewood
Washsands and Bureaus with white colored marble
tops; Dressing Cases and French plate Mirrors;
plain and richly carved black walnut and rose
wood oya!,, oblong and round top P.rlor. Centre.
orsd naid marble tops; richly carved black wanu eboy
bic sabs Consoles and French sts Mirrors black walnut
Wardob.. and ladies Writing Desss black walnut and
wood Music Tables black walnut plain and pillar Extension
and other Tables plain ard French carved Game Piece black
walnut and rosewood Buets with white and c00red marble
and MOSAIC Lots Pickhsras ceiesrsted patent SOFA
Beds and 81 Bed Folding and other Lounges In plain
striped reps rosewood French plate Pier Mirrors. with
tension connected Cornices Cured Hair Matreses Span
ish Boston aud other Rockers haroth plain .nd striped
and cane with OVAL excelsior and medallion backs
cesior Dining Room and other cane seat and rep oak
assortment Of every class and kind spcca, invitation
dealers, buyers, speculntora.
CAMPBELL CO., Auctionesrs, $50 Bowery.
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1(Y ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE AND
ID saesroons ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE
Large sale Of Household Furniture.
The great auction house OF
JOHNSTON VAN TAySELL vii. sell on Thursday 9Th,
AT l0H o'clock a. her sassroons 81 Nassau street, large
:.sSrmen. Of Househoa ronliure consisting IN par, %
rcrs Bookcases Bufs Card Tables, Centre Tables Ward
robes Dressing Bureaus wsshstands Cribs Feather beds
Hair Mattresses, Pillows aud Bosters Linen Sheets Son
Piano. Parior Suits
Also large .ssortmsnt Of Once Furniture Safes, Oh
cloths Mating, Railing, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

TIkE JEUNR FILE FRANCAlSB, AGER DE rs ANS
~ des.rernn donner les so'ns enfant dams faS
anercape ellie pourA francas elS
paris sngais OF conna 10 couture. De bonnes rc
rareoces peuvsnt ere donnces lSs Ys.aea
1u.l No. Y.
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UCTION..-LARGE SALE THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
n lls WEST WEErY.SEvENrH STREET.

,u -, ~, lyEs MCnn TIINOEnAID, AuctOneN. :, ,-,,
over 15eO and 4vv lots, BY catalogue OF handsome and
plain Household Furniture celebrated city made ftanoors
at private residence l3 West be
tween Sixth and seventh Dswiss Rooms consist
magnificent solid rich Dressing
Room SUITS, In French satin, brocate silk rcps superb
rosewood flAnofore. Bookcase Writing Dss CANT Cen.
Side Tabes and Curtxins superb
Per Mirrors ssx With M frames % rich bronze n res
Carpets rosewood and black walnut Chamber Dining
Room Suits Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs Beds Bed
dug, cured hair Marcssas, Ac walnut Hcistsais, Du-
rs.Ns, Wardrooes Sofas Rockers Tables Chairs French
Sale positive. Ths the largest and richest sale OF
season. Goods boxed aud shipped for purchasers.
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uGrIox sALE-AT ns WEST rwESrr-sIxrn

a street-A rare opportunity for
Housekespers wanting good Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO.. Auctonecrs viii sell all the
hAndsomc Household Furniture the private residence lis
Twentvxth street, between Sixth aud Seventh avenues this
tWednesday morning. January 2s ut II O'Clock precisely
all the Furniture order months for the
present and will DO sold to highest bidder without
reserve,
beautiful psvior Suits, latest style,
covered with gold and crimson aud gold, French
satin brocate silk striped and plain reps Works Of Arr
Bronzes Clocks ON Pantngs Statuary Vases. Etageres
DesS rosewood and walnut Bed;tead: Barsaas Wash
Blankets Linen Sofas Chairs, Rocksrs. Lounges, Side
board EIsnson Table Velvet BrusseIs Ingram Carpets:
wishing to attend this sale take Broadway Sixth Seventh
avenue cars and stop At corner street. Goods
hQxad AhippNd
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTNB JEUNE PERsoNNE FRANCAIsE DESIRE 81
placer pour soignsr des enfapts coudre Ssdre.so&
au l6t Hudson st., deux.eme etage.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

ITNR FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER FOUR SOP
~ gner enfAnt coudrs SadIesseI chez Mne Jak0k
l66 Smc av., entire 1sme e Time
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A IL EAST TENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.
"A An extraordinary opportunity for
Housekeepers, hoteikcepers and tho trade.
The largest and richest Household Furniture sale

A UCrION NOTICE.. n. TAYLOR, AuCTIoNEER-
"A THIS DAY-WEDNESDAY.
Magnificent Household furn iture.
81 West Fifteenth street, between FIFTH and Sixth avenues.
Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings, Bronzss Statuasy,
Rosewood Pianoiorte.
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Marque.erie Bo!s de Rose Cabinets.
Eiverware, Books. Linens,
on THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, January e.
at the residence 81 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale commencing at lo,s O'Clock.
Catalogue ~ the house.
The largest richest assortment. !iousehoo Furniture Of
fered at auction this the house furnished than
six months and In complete order Drawing Room Suits
Covered green gold, crimson gold bvocatc, Win
dow Curtatns TO match; MGrxneteris B0ls Dc Rese
Cabinets, Tables, Encoignures, Jariinerv. Etsgeres.
Sccretairs Bookcase, Canterbury, Medallion, Velvet
Carpets Paintings y Rousin, LanIcre Sellers; Drcs-
sen cnMa asses Lace Cnrtsin1 ranoIere Gs
Bureans, Bedstcsda wardrobes su.e STYLE Louis XIV.
HAIR Spring Mattresses; Dnibx Room Extension Table.
koy Glassware Silver Caster. Turrsen Dinner Tea Ser
vice. Knives Forks Punch Bowl Sofas Lounges, Rockers,
wants arartments N. B.-Every facility for packing,
moving goods Parties wishing attend this sale take Fifth
avenue stages or Sixth avenue ears.
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DY JAMES n. MILLER,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g.
~ o'clock at the Exchange SAesrooms No III Broadway
Partition safe BY order Of Supreme Court valuable Ia,
Of James Haurce Esq reeres, being part OF the estate
th: late Colonel James Harrison, deceased.
being the following described premises, viz
No. 126 Cedar street.
No 125 Cedar street.
No. III Washington street.
No. 100 West street.
No. ITO West street.
No. II Cortlandt street,
No. IS cortlandt street.
No. ~ Cortiandt street, Northern Hotel.
No. 81 Cortlauds street,
No. 1A Washington street.
No. lB6 Washington street.
No. 8sO Washington street. corner Of Beach.
No. 7s2 Washington street.
No. ~ Fourth street date No. BOO Fourth streetl.
Terms at sale Sale peremptory without reserve.
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b. WALDRON CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IA. Household Furnturc Desks, &c.
This day at II iock (sale postponed from yesterday
los Liberty street, Paror Chamber Sua Bed
ding Lounges Easy Chairs. Tables Extension Tables and
Chairs Cutlery, Pianoe Fancy 0ools Ohce Desk 6c
Sale viii commence with Crockery Glassware and Kitchen
ArticlAE
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

ART NorICE:-BY r. LEVY, AUCTIONEER OIL
"A Pautingswii sell At auction bis day yapuary &C. nj
O'Clock A. n At the Artists saiesroo, % Naasa street.
choice collection Of framed on Paintings BY ointment Amer
gether.
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900 EAST 18TH, STORY n. s. BRICK. 2gxl,S.
Le)Z al East 18th, story b. g. brick, 23x.e.
81 East 18Th story h. u. brown atone. 23xluo
Is Third story store and basemen. brick, 33x7O
45 Third av, corner 10th, story store. igxsL
S65 Brocme, l14x and l76 Mulberry, stSs99.2.
~ Henry. ~ story b. 4. brick, 2Dxj0
East 6lst St. betwsen LIST and "a ava fAc,or lv'xcca
f9i Hroome, near Laurcns, y stcry brick zlssJ.
lS4 Canal to vsstry, story stora, 3.t6.
Apply TO A. TGSkA, owner, CO.. Canal street
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

A UCTION sALE-THIs (WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
N commencing at ~ O'Clock precisely,
at residence No. Wes Tenth street, between Fifth
and University pacevevct Brussels and Ingram Carpets
fine rosewood anofore satin and rarlor Suits Tabel
Mattresses Bods Lounges Sofas Chairs sleboard, Exter
sion Tabe Glass, China, Silver Ware, Cutlery. &C. Sal
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
BEACH CO., At " o'clock.