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The New York herald., 1870-04-21
POLITICAL.


ETH WhRD--TAMMANY HALL.
At primary election held al the Vanderbilt House. cor
ncr OF Hubert aud Hudson streets In pursuance OF
Iammany hail, on "wednesday evening, the 2Cth inst. bo
tween the hours OF O'clock pr tick ct was
duly elected
Terence Dury, Geor- "a NJ. Curtis
John Y. Wilton, Claus Puckhared,
Johd II. welsh, George ". Mason,
Michael Madgan, Dennis permody,
John Ray, James kefnan,
Ihomas Condy, Michael OHren,
John McCrea William n. Maonv.
ference Duuy, Michael MAdi.An, John L. Wilton, Iu
spectors OF Election.
TIL WARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HlLp At
Paul Maddon's, OF Hester and Nulb Streets
Wednesday, April ". the following tic ct elected by
majority OF 6Sa votes the General Committee OF iammany
Hall
Delegates TO the General Committee.
John Hayes. Henry Manron.
Patrick N. White hmbg U'NeiL
Hugh OBren. Cornelius Z. lOurtan.
James j. slovn. Charles Croron.
Michael Finnery. james u'oolwn.
Robert Racey. Charles ID. Reiss.
Joseph Murphy. James carry
Waiter Burke Tinotay obrien
Charlss n. Clancy. Owen tava1a.h.
JAMES BAktIAY,
WALTER BURkr,
NOi.NLLlUS r. SOURDhN,
Inspectors
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sNTEAM POWER, WITH SPLENDID LIGHTED FLOORS,
~ 25xlO5 25A60 and 2jx3O to let Best power and
ooms in the city, Apply to the engineer, Nos. II and 10
Baxter street.
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STEAM P0wFR, 300 PER YEAR.-HORsE POWER.
Rooms OF description to let, with power.
Apply TO a. W. GaaENE, lil Plymouth street Brookiyn.
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SSTEAM row TO LET-WTTH ROOMS, LARGE AND
SMALL well ted and vent lated, with every convent
knce for manu- acturnS purposes Apply to PEEK BO-
BART, l63 Bank street, corner OF West
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sSTEAM 70 ER AND SUPERIOR SHOP ROOMS TO
u let-Remarsayy well ii.hted 100 feet deep others
mailer Inquire at % East Twentyeighth street. near
bird avenue
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TORE, ON B.,ST PART OF THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
cooper Institute To rent at moderate figure been
cpet as stationery and book for many years APP
~ 10 JAMES Pi.ICE, 200 Hudson street.
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aTORES AND EASEMENTS TO LET.-l1s NASSAU
street, ltJx 5; 10 William, 100x22; also Rooms with
cam cam POWER Inquire of NJ. j. uILuOOLY, Il3 Nassau
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fNTEAM POWER TO LET.-TwO FLOORS, EACH i0X6o
y together separately light from three sides of
leecker and Ba streets Inquire at the office bS6 Hudson
4tr,et
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A NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSES
N In city and country to let several upon moderate
terms. HASTINGS, COLvIN SALMON,
Nos. and Pine street.
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ssTEAM POHFR.-LIGHT ROOMS, WITH POWER TO
ie Broadway corner Thrtysevenh street. Inquire of
EORhE BEAkDSIEY
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tsToRE TO LET -9s5 EIGHTH AVENUE, OPERA
'ppy in store N' ''''
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TORE ON BROADWAY TO RENT.-A VERY HAND.
some Store, Broadway, near Grand Hotel Apply to
n c. LOOMS a CO., l,254 Broadway.
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ESTEAM POWER TO LET-wITH WELL LIGHTED
~ ROOMS and Basement Z5150 feet steady power Apply
p NORRIS AA.sn, No. 229 East torty-iirst street.
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A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET FOR SIX MONTHS
~ on brooklyn Heights contains ten rooms; modern Inn
prov rents; rent low to small family. No. street.
between State Joraemon streets, minutes walk
from Wall street ferry.
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ttTORE 42l EIGHTH AVENUE TO LET-wITH COUN.
ters S living, Gas Fixtures, &C., lately occupied by of
Brothers. two windows plate glass immediate posses
t,n. Apply on the premises.
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iSTEAM POWER. TWO FINE EASEMENTS AND ONE
Second Floor TO lei. very low Inquire at 80 Greene

fSTEAM PoWER.-LIGHT LOFTS AND ROOMS, STU.
ated In lara row, Beekman Nassou Ann, William,
or printers or icht let with sea y power
moderate terms Apply to the NEW YORK STEAM
AOWEk COMIANY. B. Ann Airect.
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A -"BARNEs," (" PIANoFORTES ARE SUPERIOR IN
IL tone, bner In finish durable than
manu- actued. for which they awarded the pr medal
al the American Institute Fair, 1859 and
iy low Tor cash or nstaments. Warerooms l37 Eighth
street, near Broadway.
A GREAT OFFER.-H0RhCE WATERS, 4N BROAD
n way, will dispose OF 1Un Pianos Mslodeons and Organs
Of six ffst class Makers at low
ring this month, will take from z5 monthly until
paid. The let, and applied
New Chckering Pianos are Included In this offer.
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lSTEAM POWER. ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITH
d out Power iar small; one large Room lighted
three sides. Apply to s. PIToU, 404 Fst avenue,
liz Tweuty-f0urt street
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE IN THIRTY.
n seventh Fifth avenue; also In Tenth Nine
teenth and Twenty third streets
EUGENE CHEvALLIER
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A TO LET, LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED AND
n. unfurnshed Houses Rents reduced SO per Call
early. c. s. PECK Il CO., 947 Broadway.
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TWO SPLENDID ROOMS TO LET--AT NO. N READE
street, block from Broadway cornes liz hit ak
81 with stealy steam power Apply to JAMES 4 KIRT.
LAND, ON premises.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-26
District Court Summons.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE ELEVENTH
L JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of tho State Of Nevada
owe F. Turnoy plaintiff, against T.. H. BOvinnn j. H.
lockwood, and A. u. Chapman partners under tho
hTm name Of Bowman. Lockwood 4 CO.. defendants
Action bI ought In the District Court Of tho Eleventh
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada and the com.
plant nled In tho Office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting tn r. D. Bovmau
j. II. Lockwood and A. II. Chapman, defendants:
You arc hereby required To appear I'm an action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff
In the District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District
~ tho state of Nevada and tn answer the COMPLIANT
Med therein within ten days rScsye Of the day of
SerVicel after the scrvCe you Of this summons VI
served within this county II served out ot .iis
county. but III this district within twenty days. other
wise. within forty days, or judgment by dcmun will
be taken against yOn according 10 tho ptSyor os said
complaint
The said action Ia brought TO reaopsr the ,um Of
eleven hundred and fortycight dollars gold coin,
damages for tho loss and destruction Of certain goods
enumerated In plaintiffs complaint alleged 10 be duo
from you to plaintiff, no will more fully appear Ivy
reference tO the complaint n certified copy II which
accompanies this writ, the original now on HlC In my
ONCE And yOn hereby notified that n YOU fail
appear and answer said complaint as above required
he said plainsn WIN apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
.~~. Given under my hand and the seal of tho
arAt District Court of the Eleventh judicial his.
I triCt ~ tina state Of Nevada, this 2Ith day
-. Of August, in the year Of orr Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and seventy
4. 4. WATERMAN, Comfy Clark.
100 cont State Tovqnuo stampI oi.iv
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e. r. dunno

A TTORSEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
i@2@ y street, Washington, ID. &.
VIII practice In all tho Federal Courts. Specially IL
Patents for Lands Mines Town S!tlS. m2Stf
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Entire system All Cash!
No DeluSiyc Notes or LoHns!

would take this opportunity of warning parties
seeking insurance to fully investigate the system
before adopting IL, and not to receive as truths tho
claprap assertion Of agents that the dividends would
cancel tn" loan or note, but to demand proof OF one
instance where 1t has done so on an Endowment Poll
cy.
The New York Life. New England Mutual and
Connecticut Mutual" all OF which unuucstionably
stand among the leading companies Of the world after
trying the note system for quarter of century hive
abandoned It as being entirely inapplicable 10 the
present most popular form Of kiic Insurance.
IL giving up the note system, the New England, -
in It's TwcntY.siXth Annual Report, dated january.
1870 gives two for its action, tho main ono
being as quote, verbatim. from. said report
THAT persons are induced by the rosc-colorcd
statement ~ many solicitors who have Thought lcs
Of the morality Of the thing than of the commission to
lie obtained on the risk-to insure for double the
amount they can afford to carry, anticipating that
turns OF surplus will he sufficient to Carac their in
dCbtcduCss In the shape Of notes"
The experience of the New England has been tho
same as that OF other companies doing business on
the note pam and has been compelled To abandon its
theory of twcntysiS years. because IL could not stand
the rosc.tnled statements OF its own solicitors: and
no company with regard to its future reputation.
can afford 10 shoulder tho assertions of agents that
dividends will equal the loan. a. any insurance expert
The system is capable Of the worst abuse. many
persons insurng under 1t supporting the payment dc
mandcd by this agent TO be full, and being entirely
ignorant Of the act that they were indebted 10 he
company for loan that was continually drawing
interest.
General Agents know or should know the f,larv Of
the note or loan plan. AZ class sub agents WILL NOT
kSOw IT, and am perfectly aware Of the difficulty
experienced by General Agents In obtaining solicitors
who will he truthful and In their state
monts
All ask Of the public II, to know vol what thoy
are doing, and To examine the tables before paving
Weir premium 40 that they will understand whether
The company has any lien on the policy In tho shane
Oi n note or loan drawing Interest
On tho CASH system you have n CONTINUALLY Rr
nrcED rArNEsr or an rScREAsED AMOUNT or rssuR.
tScr. I'm tho sorE plan you havc a coStiSuALbr
INCREASED PAYMENT and DECREASED VALUE IN ~.
,UnhsCE. WHICH 30 you PREFER
JOHN sPRosTON, state agent.
y. Rcinhnri, Local Agent, Elko. slltf
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1870.
TEE Owensboro fKy.l shield saws tl,at in

THE owensboro (Ky.) Shield says that in
Ielverton, Daviess county, Mt the August cleo
ton, one of the first voters who presented
himself at the polls was ''Unels Jesse. for
merly slave of Hon. Thomas G.. McCreery-
OF course every body expected he would vote
the Radical ticket, bu. upon being asked
"how he votedF" said: IT vote jest like Siassa
Tom votes That won't do, Jesse. Tell
US how you yote-the Radical or Democratic
ticket?" II don't vote any ticket; votes
Jest like NasSa Tom, dat IS de way VOTE an
no udder way, an you jest put it down like
BIaSsa Tom votes and dats de way votes.
Now Joa understan' me-" And the old negro
walked away from the polls, while his vote
was recorded for the Democratic candidates,
as there was no dispute among the crowd as
to how "Massa Tom voted"
A good old lady, who improved every OPP
portunity to teach by precept and example,
once remarked as a prayer-meetng: MY
friends, as / came along saw n COW switch
ing of her tail--in this wicked world of strife
she was peaceful and contented, switching
of her tail-and l said to myself: Go thou
and do likewise. -
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L. TERRY. M. D.

OFFICE In tho Drug store. corner Of Fourth and
" Commercial streets, Elho, ScyadI 52u
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Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York a.!
H"s CASH ASSETS amounting 10 ov.r
SlO.OOO.oo0,

+ HIS COMPANY OFFERS ADVANTAGES TO she
insuring public superior any. as having
The Largest Number or Policy Holders !
The Largest Amount of Assets!
And as having paid the Largest PERCENTAGE or Any
COMPASE IN THE WOrLDi
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VIM. NJ. GILLESPIE,
ID. ". HASKELL.
TOWN SITE AGENT.
Lots for sale or lease.

VTNCh on INIIToaI oT'I' UVF"''5 IFI'H "'I'I "NE''
str
j. n. FLhCk,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law. - oftcs
on Fifth street. In he Stsnc House. ElkO, Nevada
I)osTERS. aud job-wof Of every description. dono
| At thIs once. BS- Terms each ON dCliycty.-Ga
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JOHN s. MAYhunh.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR ELKO Town.
~ ship, Town 81 Rlko. once IN Kpley's building
opposite the Passenger Depot
once hours from O'Clock. 4. 81 20 o clock, ,. ~
str "
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\. y. TOwSE, General superintendent
I. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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Mountain CITY Mining Compnny-Locn
I.

Mountain CITY Mining Compnny-Locn
tion Of mine Cope District Elso County. State of
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at meeting ~ tho
Board Of Trustees Of said company held on the 18Th
day Of September, 1850 assessment Of nifty cents
per share levied upon the capital stock "i said
company payable immediately IN United Siat0S gold
coin to the secretary, at the olcc Of tho company,
No. fOG Front street, 3hu Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which such assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON tho seventh day uf November. 1870,
shAll bc deemed dclu1u and will loo duly adycr-
tissd for sale NJ public RurDn. and unless payment
shall be made before viii be sold on MONDAY. the
18th day Of November 1870 to pay tho delinquent
scssinent. together with costs Of advertising and OK
ponRos Of aaic.
IIy order Of the BOari 81 Trustees.
L. u. wISGARD. Secretary.
os-ly Once, gO6 Front street Sau Francisco. CAL
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Columbus Gold md silver Mining Com

Columbia Gold and silver Mining Conn
pnny - Location Of Works: Mountain City, Elko'
County, Nevada
Notice il hereby given. that at meeting Of tho
Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held saturday
the twenty fourth day of September 1870,
ment Of twenty I'VE l25l cents per share levied
upon this capital stock Of said COTapaiy, payable I'M
At the UdiCo of the company No. COG Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
Any sock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on saturday the twenty ninth day Of October
1870. shall d" deemed delinquent. aud will he duly
advertised for sale ut pub iC auction aud. unless pay
mCnt shall he made before. will be- sold Tuesday
the twenty.sCcOnd day November 1870 To pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of adVCr
Using and expenses Of sale.
Iy order Of the Board of Trustees.
II. Il. WHEELER. Secretary.
once No COG Montgomery street. San Francisco.
California, room No. -, on second floor. Ol.lt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-27

NEW ORLEANS.
CHAs ROMAN, President. M. A. TARLEroN Secretary.
Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatjo VIM. A. Shropshire.
Sam1 NJ. Todd, F. A. Peterson, >
S. N. Moody, Gabriel Pascal,
Arthur Forstall, T. B. Blanchard, Jr.,
Alexander Marks Charles Ramon
This Company is taking Fire River and Marine Risks
at the lowest rates. and gives the assured return
of fifteen per cent, the scrip OF the Company the
end of the year, as he may prefer, nol4Iy
WIN. B. MORRIS CO.,
Fire, Rive and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
.-- OF HartfOrd.
HUME OF New York.
The Leading Companies of the United States
Record of Losses Paid $40 900 900
All business of Insurance transacted promptly Rates
low hazard will permit Adjustment Losses at our
Office without reference or delay.
VIM b. NORRIS & Co. Agents.
No 81 afr
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The Modern Street Ballads of Ireland.

The home of the street-ballad, pure and
simple, is in Ireland. 1t has nearly van
ished in England, destroyed by the penny
newspaper, which contains FIVE times as
highly spiced food for the money. In Ire
land it still exists, and supplies the place
of the newspaper, not only in appeals to
the passion or reason, but as general
CHI onicle of every event of Importance,
local or national. Very often both are
combined, and the leading article and the
account of political insult will be run into
rude rhyme together, and the story of a
murder be interspersed with reflections on
its sin.
At present the street-ballads of Ireland
are mostly composed by the singers them
selves. They are printed on the coarsest
paper with the poorest of type, and gener-
ally with WORKOUT woodcut of the most
inappropriate description at the head.
Thus, for instance, have one where a por-
trait of jerome Bonaparte does duty over
the SLamentation of Lawrence King for
the murder of Lieut.. Clutterbuck."
The ballad-singers are of both sexes, and
are very dilapidated specimens. The tone
in which they send their voices on the
shuddering air is utterly indescribaole-a
sort of droning pHIelu talsetto, at once out
rageously comical and lugubrious. They
sing everything in the same melancholy
cadence, whether lamentation or love song.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-27
Rev. Prince Demetr,us A. De aalliutzin.

Prince Demetrius Augustine de Gallit-
gin entered the world on the Odd of De-
cember, 1870, in Holland, where his father
was Ambassador at the time. Born in the
Greek religion and looking upon that faith
as necessary only for motives of stately
policy his youth was threatened by the
same danger tn which his father had fallen
q victim, and he became almost q dOubter
of revealed truth. But with his mothers
return to religious earnestness, the darken-
ing cloud was averted, and, after a severe
trial of his convictions, at the age OF seven
teen he entered the Catholic Church. After
finishing his studies, like all young Russian
noblemen, he was designed for military
service. No opportunity offered for him to
then espouse a soldiers careeer, and by
the advice of his parents, he resolved upon
a voyage to America. On the 28th of Oc-
tober, 1892, he landed in Baltimore, with
letters of introduction to Bishop Carroll,
and there the event came to pass which
determined all his future existence. Inn
PEELED by inspiration from heaven, he de-
termined to cast away the fasclnatlons at
tendant upon his rank, and in laborIng for
the spiritual welfare of others secure his
own salvation. In brief autobiography
he thus explains this important step:
-" Having landed in Baltimore, Il had
nothing in view but to pursue my
ioGruey through the States, and ito
qualify myself for my original vocation,
the profession of arms. However, the un-
cSpectcd success of the Jacobins, the sub
version of social order and religion,
and the commissions in all the countries of
Europe, on one side, compared with the
tranquil, peaceable, happy condition of the
United States, together with some serious
considerations, naturally suggested by
those events, on the vanity of worldly
grandeur and preferment, and many other
fhiugs which would be too tedious TO men
tion, caused me, with the advice of the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Carroll, to reuounce my
schemes of pride and ambition, and to en-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-27
GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION,
FISHING AND SPORTING ARTICLES.
l.. GERTEIs. No. So St. Charles street.

L. GERTEIS, No. S. st. Charles street:
Respectfully forms his friends and the public gener
ally has opened the above Unknown stand and
where NAV he found full assortment of Double aud
Single BarrcIed SHOT GUNS. of various makers /;
RIFLES PISTOLS. REVOLVERS. AMMUNITION
of all kinds FISHING and PORTING ARTICLES
MILITARY and POLICE GOODS. etc, the whole of
which offered the trade lowest market rates
REPAIRING all kinds done with neatness and dis
match and all work fully guaranteed no2O 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-27

A LBERT G. BLANCHARD CIVIL ENGINEER
"a AND SURVEYOR
Marengo street, between Magazine and Camp streets,
Sixth District date City of Jefferson.)
Offers his services in branch of his profession.
such giving lines of property plans and
the constructions of buildings. levees, 10
canals; for filing lots bitches. Having rnruy
years practice in New Orleans and vicinity, he asks
for n share o: employment
Office in New Orleans Room No. University Bu',6s
ing north of Baronne and Common ara & NJ
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(of st. Louis, Missouri)
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT:
Oaice-No. SO Carondelet Street.
OFFICERS Fob LOUISIANA BRANcH
Gov G. H. MOUTON. President
Judge 4. T HLRRICK. Vice President
B. B. SHINES. Secretary and Agent
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
J. N. FOLwELL, NJ. d. J. b. RICHIE, NJ. D.
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS:
James Jackson Col. F. II. Hatch,
Major Octave VOORHEES,, 1. A. Wiltz,
Thos. Fitzwilliam, Robert Hare.
All kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
and non forfeiting after annual payment jal6 1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

BY r. Bowman. Auctioneer,
Main sfrnet between Twelfth and Thirteentds

TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
II sALE.--On TUESDAY the sist instant, CON- I'm
mencing Mt 10 o'clock, will sell at my WAKE.
ROOMS. loo Main street, general assortmentof
FANCY and STABLE DRY GOODS, comprising
great variety Of choice goods suitable to Inc sea
SON A faIl fine Of sATINETs, CAsSiMaEREs,
DOESKINS. and CLOTHS; IN unusually hne as
sortment of READY-MADt. CLOTHING for men ieI
and youths wear, consisting OF GAs = EnsTS
SATISET, ALPACA, md LINEN GOATS,
PANTS. and VESTS, with q good variety mi 81
ZOUAvE, GRECIAN, and KNIChER suIio
for boys wear.
600 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS and
BALMORALS, In every variety OF size anu quail
lty-consigncd by the largest eastern manuiac.
tIrcrs. The goods are very desirable, and cannot
og ieo cases FUR and Wool HATS for mems and
boys wear; Including the latest stSles with an
attra ctiye invoice of stray GOODS, NAL
TING, sATCHELS. PARAS0LS, &c: r., GO
WIN also sell tho STOCK OF 4 FlRST-CLAss
RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE closing out bu-
Tbe attention of the trade is earnestly requested
to the above prime lot of goods. They are fresh
and seasonable, and will be sold without reserve.
""o z. BOWMAN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
y2i-Tu. TIL, S, M&Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
By Cook 4 Laughton, huctioneers'
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

HANDSOME RNITURE, OIL
Ill CLOTH, CARPETS. &C. AT AuGtl.,S.
On WEDNESDAY. May ?Sth. mt 10 3'tincH r n Th;r Mr.,
trenth and Fourteenth streets, an assortment OF
FURNITURE, &C, consisting 1 81
CiIT-FRAME MANTEI MIRRORS,
HANDSOME OAK MARBLE-TUP B'U r "
r.GGanGuSy MARDIE-TOP SIDEBOARD,
WhLNTfT EXTENSION DlN1NG-iABLE,
DJNING-RODM CANE CHAlRN, onp
HALL and STAIR CARFETlNG anu fhooh
OILCLUTIl, new;
OFFICE DESK and CHAIRS.
ThGKAVISGS, WINDUW-SHhDES. ~
Assortment of CHINA. CROCkERf, .GLhSS-
WARE, SrOHEWAEE. &c, &C.;
CIAmBER FURNITURE and BEDDING.
COOK & LAUGHToN,
myoa huctione:ra.