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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-22
BY TELE G R A P e
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

New York, January 2l.-Letters of
administration we're granted yesterday by
the Surrogate of Essex county, New
Jersey, to Chss. A. Richardson, brother
of the late A. D. Richardson, in reference
to bis property at Woodside They were
granted BY consent of Mr. Richardson's
widow. The property is valued at $l5. 900.
Oakley, the defaulting Cashier Of the
Merchants National Bank, ives to-day
committed to Ludlow street jail in de-
fault of $3.50, 600 bail.
The examination OF Yeltuan, clerk of
the Fourth National Bank, charged with
defrauding the bank BY forged checks
and false entries, was opened to-day with
the evidence of the cashier, the points Of
which are already known.
New YoBK, January % 1t is now
claimed by responsible parties that there
is not any truth in the afidavits lately
made in regard to extensive whisky
frauds alleged to have been aommittsd
during lse6-'67, at distilery in West
Eighteenth street. 1t is said that all the
persons who are accused will voluntarily
surrender themselves.
The Erie RAILROAD strikers we're in q
respondent mood last evening, al no in
formation whatever from any co-laborsrs
along the line was received up to eleven
o'clock last night. Many rumors we're
aGoat concerning the action of the work
men in Buffalo, susquehanna and Port
Jarvis, but none had the pIausibiliiy Of
official announcement Some had it tina,
the msn at Port Jarvis had unanimously
left off work; others maintained that q |
refused to strike, that they deemed the
action Of their brethren in Jersey City
premature. Yesterday the customary
meeting was held, but there was q small
attendance end nothing Of importance
transpired. There we're few men at
work 10 the shops yesterday, bet MOI d
the original. About twenty new hands
came over from New York, but The
strikers, who we're on the lookout, inter
ceptss them eDd persuaded nearly all &c
return.
William 81. SJmmtrs, alias Rice, ALA
Courtney, notorious confidence opera.
tor, pickpocket and burglar Of this city
Gas arrested last night for swindlinl
Martin Lynsh, q laboriug man from Ohio
out Of two hundred oOGsss il grsepbscks
Lynch was about emSsrking for Qaeeut
toEp 20 bring out his family, when be wal
sppreasass y IBIS swiudler.
TIE Tribune this morning, spsskin.
of the adoption BY the Senate yesterday
Of brakes prescription amendment t.
the Virgins admission bill, says it waI
caused BY a coubsns;ica of little StsleI
and little souls. and fears that the rssio-
ratos o. Virginia has been indes siiely
postponed By yes,erdsy's work.
Billy Edwards vent int tFsiniug yes
terdsT iOF his E1hi with Gam 6Olyer. fol
the lightweight championship. DOOueJ
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January PA list o
officers to be transferred from the Blu
reaus in the War Department to the
West is being prepared. but the transfer
will probably not take effect till the las
of February. 1t is understood that Gen
erals Williams, Kelton aud Beck will be
among those transferred.
All approaches to the Senate chamber
were crowded to-day during the proceed
ings on the Virginia bill. The interest
seemed as great as that in the impeach :
ment trial.
The annual report Of Jay Gould, Prea-
dent of the Erie railroad, show the
earnings Of that road to be nearly
81 100000 greater in 1869 than in 1868,
but the money has been expended in
extensive Improvements, hence the
absence of dividends.
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RATIFICATION of FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT nv OHIO.

Ohio has at last ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment. The Senate took action on
the matter several days ago, and on
Yesterday the House completed the rati-
6cstiou. This will determine the fate Of
the amendment. and make il part Of
Che Federal Constitulion-At leas. It will
be 90 declared by Congress. The under
standing is that Virginia, Missis-
sippi aud Texas will be com
PEELED to give IN and rstify the
Aueadment before they are sADitied
to places in the Union and the rights Of
States thereof With a system Of coer'
eiou and unfair dealing on the part oil
Congress, suffrage will be guaranteed to
tbe aegro, contrary to the sishes Of
large . siority of the people Of the Gov
eminent Il is, however, the duty oil
Tennessee to Siscs herself on record
against it, If two or Eaere months Of
time il allowed. Letit be andesstooS 81
q patent Get that we never consented ts
the disgracsfsl condition, but that the
Radical party. with tie bayOuei, forced
Il upon as The course pHrsGkd BY OUT
people should be firm aud digui6ed.
1--we are to accept hamihatiug terms
from our enemy, the RsdisG party, il
should nat sppesr that We did 90 Of oEs
own free will TIE sudsAvors Of the
present State Convention, 10 trying to
6aroe our people into the aliiiBds Of "a
eaacg negro suffrage. is upbeeOning 8
BODY a respectable nsn. Iii disgrace
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January PA special from
Des Moines says: The Iowa Senate to-
day, after considerable debate, by vote
of 30 to IA, refused to concur in the
House resolutions adopting the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. A majority in the Sen
ate claim that the House should have
taken their resolutions, as they were the
first to adopt them, and not have passed
a new series of their own. The result is,
that only one House has as yet passed
the Fifteenth Amendment.
In the Wisconsin House to-day reso-
luton was introduced instructing their
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to favor connecting with the postoffice
system a complete system of telegraphic
communication. to be under the charge
Of the Government.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
NJ E M II HIS
Ga,urday Evening. January ~. ieEo
1up CONVENTION AND SUFFRAGE

We published on yesterday '"'
noriiy report from the Committee on
Elections and the Elective Franchise,
as appeared in the proceedings OF the
State Convention. 1t will be seen that
the gentlemen whose names are sp-
pended TO the report are opposed to uni
yersal suffrage, and in favor of submit
ting the question to direct and separate
vote of the people. The question is o
practical ore, and comes properly before
this Convention, the staiemsnis OF some
TO the contrary Notwithstanding. 1t
should be acted on by the people as q
separate proposition, and the Conven-
ton ought not for moment to think oil
preyenting such action. We have con-
Science enough in the delegates to this
Convention, but would prefer that the
people may be allowed to determine this
most im portant question for themselves
1t is utterly impossible to fix negro SUIT
rage in the Constitution of this State and
thereby prevent the further agitation OF
the subject
If the people are satisfied that they
have been gagged by body styling itself
the representatives of the people,
and made to swallow an unwholesome
aud naut eating dose, then they will deem
1t their duty to try expedients to get rid
of it The question, if thus forced on
the citizens of the State, must ever be an
omen sore, that will fesler and torment
the body polite. In order to get clear OF
this torment, which is so much desired
by some, let the people give it the hnal
ouiesus. If they desire negro suffrage,
then be it so. If they are oppcss to de.
grading Themselves and their posteriiy 10
the level with this black savage, then let
Il be written in letters not to be mis-
taken on The face of the constitution.
We would go further than this, and say
that. if it can be found practicable, every
clause Of the new constitution should
be ADMITTED as separate and distinct
from the rest. The Convention is nothing
more than an advisory body, elected for
the purpose of framing articles to the
Constitution. subject to the spprossl
or disapproval of the people, who,
after all, are the sovereigns OF the
land. The whole duty Of the delegate is
nothing more than to recommend to the
people What is thought proper to be
placed in the Constitution, and not to de-
termins himself what should be the fun
dsmental.Iaw. We cant be persuaded to
depart from the path Of duty by what
some msy fear will be our fate at the
hands of the Federal Government. 10 q
word. q man should never take council by
bis fears, when there is probability OF
doing what is demanded.
If nothing else Ia accomplished BY
voting down this monstrosity of negro
suffrage, we, at least, can have the sstiS-
faction Of knowing that our course was
mot time-serving and trucking to the
powers at Washington. As long as we
are left the shadow Of authority to
act for ourselves, let US do ss becomes
the race from which we sprang.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Democratic Executive Committee
shelby County.

The primary meetings in the wards Of
the city for the purpose of appointing
delegates to The County Convention, will
be held on Saturday, January ~, at Z
o'clock, at the following places:
First Ward-Msin street eHgine-honse.
Second Ward = Council reom, Ex-
change Building.
Third Ward-Squire Kiernans Office,
Adams street.
Fourth Ward-Ayre's Block, ZIG Sc
cond street.
Fifth Ward-Municipal Court room,
Second street.
Sixth Ward-Waldrsn Block, Main
street.
Seventh Wsrd-Ferguson Hall.
Eighth Wsrd--Poplar street Market
house.
Ninth Ward-Chelsea House.
Tenth Ward-Corner Main and South
streets.
THos. II. LeGwooD, Chairman.
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The officers to be nominated at the
Democratic County Convention, are;
County Trustee.
Clerk Of the First Circuit Court.
Clerk of the Second Circuit Court.
Clerk of the Third (Bartlett) Circuit
Court.
Clerk of the Criminal Court.
Clerk OF the County Court.
County and State Tax Collector.
Sheriff.
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PENNsYLYANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, January %. = The
Friends of the Executive Committee on
Indian Affairs have been in session here
for the past three days in conference with
Superintendent Enoch Hosg, of the Cen
trail SUPPLEMENTARY, and left last night
for Washington. Their proceedings have
been important and practical.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANoIsoo, January 22.-Tou
Allen declines Joe Coburn's challenge to
fight for Eve or ten thousand dollars until
after his (Allen'sl contest with Jim Mace
in July next
The Fifteenth Amendment hangs FIRE
Both Houses Of the L legislature have post
ponsd the discussion Of the subject sew
sral times.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, January 2l.-It is not thought
that the strike at LaCrenzot will endan-
ger the peace of the city, and there are
some hopes that an accommodation will
be reached to- morrow. A force of 1000
infantry and 600 cavalry has already ar
rived at LaCrenzot. 0ne Of the editors
of the Aarseillaise, who it is alleged
helped to fermeut the disorders at La
Crenzot, has beer arrested.
The legal proceedings against the pro.
prietors Of the radical journal referred to
have been terminated. Three of the ed
itors we're sentenced to Imprisonment for
six months, and the manager for seven
months. 1t is thought that the trial oil
Rochefort will merely result in fine Of
1000 francs,
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full; and those who would do such an act
should be consigned TO infamy and for
getfulness.
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AMUsE NJ EMTs.
Memphis Theater.
sPALpIxs. BIpwELL 4 MlcDoEoueH, Propr'f.
4. W. fouNeE, Acting Manager.

SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. a BUCK.
LE1'S SkRENADkhS viii appear AZ eight
O'Clock 10 an entirely new ana varied pro-
Franne. introducing host q novel and sen
tatonal Gsts- 4 most capital til.
Overture a. halt past seven tse curtain will
rise at quarter 70 eight precisely.
ccaLK - PRIcEs.-Drtfs Circle and Par
qgstte equally eligible for laliesl. 81 % Fan
~ Circle, 70 cents. Cchirod Boz feane seat
sheiril. 81 cents. Private Boxes. admitting
eight Isrson,, Us
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Removal.

THE fernando Insurancs Company have re
moved their once from No. u 10 No. :
Maaison street. In the new Bank BaildiEg
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Special Notices.
isisttgsisfsi

To the Working Classes.-We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ploypent At home, the whole Of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn
from 5Oc. 10 IS per evening. and proportional
ium By devoting their who time to the bust
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business. we make
this unparalleled offer To such az are not well
satisfied, we will send 81 TO pay for the trouble
ofwriting. Full particulars, valua bic sam pie
(which will do 10 commence work on), and a
COPY Of The Peoples Literary Companion
oftne largest and best family newspapers pa D.
lighei- ali sent free By mail. Reader, II you
want permanent. profitable work, address y.
G, ALLEN CO., Aususta. Maine. llle-l0-42
No Cure, no Pay. - FoRRKsr's JUMPER
TAR-For CouEhs. Group, Whooping Cough.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
sRd positive cure, or price refunded. so cents.
N. b.-The genuine article has yellow Iabels,
with Waite. imprinted wrapper
III GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
No Cure. No Pay Stones Tonic syrup
cures chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold By NJ. ROSE. ~ Main street, and GOOD
YEAR a FALLS. 2S1 Main street. 1877
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A Rare Chance.

ukgOAsrANoFS ofa private nature ann.
~ Pei ne 2 seh HAT vell-knossn and I'll
Rhnlng estaelsnmsnt known a. the Coebra,
eaaaee, more especially ~ Offer h y. 80. =.
's ,s, "a, Apply on the premises, TO ''
iA-i" Lie. LOEB.
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SAAlke AT AUCTION.
A I'E 1T a:ssss 4. s1sf. .ss ss.
SsD5As iss.Sss g s1ssam:y
catsOsuss furnished on application, R k e
Stock Auconeer, Broker and a e s,I. IT,.
Nsz regular Auction Sale Thursday, December l. s7.
A Lien p MINER MINER Au SEEss 7 s.orupp
"A ~ ia. eI HnNa = H. hi fEEDs sf MINnR
Established 1st19
At 81 and srSas~y
Me. ALLEN B. A Aissa s'i sfssorHER viii give their
o ooa r ss ss eas
decnag and ut their spacious salesrooms
81 .Ss. II j. q ss and
At their galleries q 's'' ~ zhsss B. s MINER
RES ls GG'1 4sS Er2 2Ss
s5sE HS5s AHo s MAs
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOV % AND 90
ILkSHs sf " FIXTURE, BEING PORTION OF THE
nee "a %aa Ez axpH F5s
% sSs ss black n n. ps Sa
Der Sets rosewood black walnut richly carved
and IN
Sofa Bedseads Music stands and Racks Library Tables,
Bookcases Desks 10 variety Chare do fancy Work Ia
IN ss
No'. - WIN e IEIDs ART GALLERIES.
ss r sasyi; 5I'Sf fe
TIRE FAI iMPoRrAfIdNs comprising The latest works
Of EMINENT EUROPEAN ARTISTS all Just received and
never before exhibited Days Of win be given hereafter
RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
Oalce and salesoom No. 81 Nassau street. opposite the
LAR0E SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS. cHRoMos, &C.
Monday, Nov. 49, at o'clock, their saesroom No. 81
Chromos and on Paintings
RICH JOHNSTON AUcrIoNEER,
office. "
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS. MIRRORS &C.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell on Wednesday,
Nov So at lQ O'clock their salesroom, Nassau street.
= large lot OF Household Furniture, Carpets, 10.
alarge lot OF MerInos Empress Cloth, Apacas Mohair,
black broadcloth, Broche and Paisley Shawls, &c.
A ssIGNEE's SALE
~ NJ. DOUGHTY AuctIoneer will sell by auction on
sixth street, the contents Of first class Rectng House,
viz:-Copper Still, French Column, Steam Boer, Tanks
Pumps &c. Hy order OF the Assignee. -
The establishment can be bought at private sale pre-
vious to day OF SALE Apply on the premises.
UCTION.-AT IL EAST TENTH STREET. NEAR
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 Co, Austioneers.
Over %25 600 worth aud over e0u lots
Macnifcent Household Furniture, Pianofortes,
Bronzes, Clocks, Works Of Art, sta.uary,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

nANihA \ AATHEWS, AUCTIONEEK- sALEskOou
- ynp ~ 5al Broadway.
A6u ~ AZ AnD ATTRACTIVE SALE OF gTATuARv
6rn A. En AND PARIAN GROUPS Ann EISsii ado
ooT Ne Co Lsv,nEnTiNE VASES TAZZAs. so AsS,s
sprTursT = ~ hhONzE AND MARBLE JI 0Ixs 1'o
nANn "uDH1 q IA ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS "a
rUEs5ny Nov "nnaIhkMs will sell at auction, on -
~ ii O'clock morning and liz o'nsnn - - NOs. oo,
20, At MATHEwsf Auction Raso Gwsssn'ns'
o.. nIooAnwny, y. Nicholas Hotei Rn,ia}nc
sno III eest anu hhest collection gtauarv M.hf r.
anu surss ever onered N this city, is, ands
ana lne soc importation OF Messrs ~ n pn u1u ray
IN aadon WIN be found the nnest assortn en ~ @ ~
anu bronze Clocks aitistic bronze Frss Ieal maro'
Sept H. Also marble ana Aabaser stt rars 90
Sas ard Receivers Toilet Classes DC ias-
early MONDAY. and the goods -~'os"es fesoJ
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING UNFIT sArp
HENRy b HERTS, AUCTIONEER
IL POSITIVE AND PEREMPrORY SALE ON
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE "a, ON up
q. X knIulER. - ~ NV
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNEsDAY. NOV. 10 AND 10
AT HIS WAREROOMS. II AND N FOURTH AvENur
OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE. S"S
The Stock, which il valued 82n0OO
WILL BE SOLD POSITIVELY, WITHOUT RE0ERvN
ON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING FROM BOSIN Esq
and comprises no assortment OF rosewood PArl0r Cham
Der, Library and Dining Room Suites, walnut Bedstoai n.
Bureaus Commodes, Washstahds. Hasands Centre Side
Card Dining and Extension Tables Turkish Chairs Loun.
ges Wardrobss Bullets Mattresses, Bedding Chairs Rock
Fixtures, &C. To be sold In lots suit dealers private
purchasers, on account OF the leaving the city.
CatAlosuss Will be ready and goods view Monday,
November 70.
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A UcTJoN-Ar Il EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR

Paintings BY eminent Artists Mirrors, Carpets,
Pompadour farlor Suits, Cabinets bois dc rose,
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits stye Louis XIV
This Monday morning, November 49, at lO9 o'clock, at
the large elegant No IL East Tenth
west Of sroadway between University place and Firth
satin brocael and silk striped French ps rich Lace
tain Pier and Oval Mirrors two magnificent rosewood
Panofortes Cabinets, Etagcres Jardinere Parlor Desk
Bookcases Turkish Chairs rosewood and walnut nedsteas
tresses Bedding Blankets Lounges chairs Rockers Sofas
covered with haircoth and reps Sfdeboards, Extension
70 attend this sale take stages University place
short distance from the house Responsible in
dance to cart or pack goods for purchasers at reasonable
charges.
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90 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.-A SMALL PRI
s) vate family will lot Rooms, suite snsy, with or
without Board References.
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ART NoTICE.-oIL PAINTINGS, BY CATALOGUE.
n r. LEVY, Auconeer,
will sell at auction on Monday aad Tuesday November g
Nassau superb collection OF OH Paintings by emil
foreign and American artists Connoisseurs invited
IN nttp
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DC EAST = TwENTY-sECoND sTREET.-A LARGE
DO Room, handsomely furnished 70 let, with first
tables superior accommodations. References ex-
changed.
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A ARON CRIsTALAR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
a sell, on Tuesday, Noyember 70 st 10y O'clock
eighth STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE)
all the handsome Furniture contained therein dhe house
being furnished complete and LIST of Mays
Ing fanoorte large Pier and Mante Mirrors,
with console Tab and Cornices to MATCH walnut
Paror Suits Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets apd Eng
lish Ocoth black waut Bedroom SUITS tops,
general assortment of Household Furniture Hair Mat
tres CatalnpIes at sale.
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A UCTION NOTlCE.--LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE.
IN j. d. PARKER n CO., Auctioneers,
will sell this (MONDAY) morning, Nov. 2s,
commencing at l0 O'clock ali the elegant costly House
hold Furniture contained In private liz West
tysevcnth street. Sixth avenue viz Magnificent
Pano0rte four rich parlor Suits Curtains Bookcase
sells Carpets Paintings ornamenss &C. Bedroom Suits n
Pillows Bosers Bureaus Bedsteads Cocss Biankcts &C.
also Dining Room Furniture, Extension Table, Buffet.
800 lots by catalogue OF usen! Household Furniture.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctonecr.
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A UGUsrUs A. SCHULZ. AUCTIoNEER.-AUcrro
~

IA sale
Magnificent Household Furniture Pianoforte, Bronzes
Paintings, sverwarc Drawing Room Suits Velvet Carpets
public auction this day Monday elegant residence
e. West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and siAh avenues
commencing at 1919 o'clock,
valued $4,000. Sale peremptory.
Drawing Room Suits Pompadour stye covered French
brocatel rosewood Etagercs Bookcase, marqueere
de Cabinets, Tables, Jardineres, Canterbury !;
magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated maker;
stool and cover; Paintings by eminent artists, Bronze
Clock, Chandeliers Velvet Medallion Carpets, Brocatel
Mattresses Extension Table, SIdeboard, Svsrware Linen
Glassware Caina Ware Cutlery Basement Kitchen Furni
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4oD STREET WEST, NO. pa TWO MINUTES WALK
4 y Broadway oil the best locations in the city
Home for winter Board, reasonable terms. for
families gentlemen.
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CUMMIT HOTEL, CORNER OF CANAL STREET AND
- Bowery new house,, the European pnn.-Rooms by
the day. week or month all beds with spring mattresses
Il. BREEDER. Proprietor.
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A LBERT B. wALDEoE, AucTIoNEER.

A LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER,
II saiesrooms lOS Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, dol
On TUESDAY, at 1914 o'clock.
WALDRoN COOKE Will SELL above very large as
sormen of Second Hand and New Furniture including
Tor, chamber Hall and Dningroon Furniture; also
and Dningroom Chairs DC. At IL o'clock about IS
Velvet. Brussels ana Ingram Carpets.
On WEDNESDAY,, Fancy Goods, Toys, Dolls, &c,
On FRIDAY, fine On Paintings.
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Al IRVING PLACE.-To RENT, WITH BOARD, FUR
IN nished Rooms on first and second noofs References
reuuired.
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LADY CAN HAVE BOARD BEFORE AND DURlNG
N confinement and infant adopted by DR.. and Mad
anne WEST, i4t West Fortieth street, near Broadway
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IIOOP SKIRT AND UMBRELLA MACHINERY.-JAMES
IL AGAR, Auctionecr, 80 New Bowery, will sell Nom
day. November 0 O'Clock, the premises Of the late
Charles L. Rabbe. 90 Lispenard street and 2i Church
used In the manuacro q skirts and ubreas once and
Desks, Tables, Chairs Stoves Clock, Platform Scales To
this sale Is opportunity Of obtaining vana
bic machinery. -
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT, WITH BOARD, A
"A Second Floor consisting OF front and back paror to-
geiher sngy to gent eman and vile or single gentle
men neiehbortood dcsrabc terms moderate. Address
BOSWOkIH, Herald Office.
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Cn EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-AN ELEGANT
e)D Paror Floor three rOomE, bathroom Closets &C., with
private table; re!erences
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

Or WEST SIXTEENTH STREET BRIGHT. CHEER
eiC to let with good Board nj moderate prices
private table If desired, No trouble t. show rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

DARKER HoUsE.-ENTRANCEs NO. l WEST TWEEN.
~ sixth street and 1l Broadway furnished Rooms.
A. PARKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

4 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
4 Il first cass Board, several finely furnished Rooms
References exchanged.