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New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
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c. Cort,r n revenue officer, was attachcu
-, = -, ON Tho co-nor Of II lmllton-avc ana van ~ ''l'
at,or,,inc 10 arrest Thomas SnVam c, 10 iO d nu
tt, Niilo tinf ~ the revenue law lne onS ~
Sendcd himself and fired two sho'S ~ INV ~
was injured l;h os od
In the will of Samuel Vernon, when was au-
-, ., nrobate last week, appears the following chait
-, ,,ests To the building fund OF the Baptist HoIne
Assocation, $4,000; 10 tne Bhptlst IVhIo
Missionary Society $1,000 to the Missohary ohon'
a. ooo. to the Long Island Baptist Association, so
A frame dwelling on Paciic-st., near BROOK
lvnaye owned by L. p Basett caught fire on Saturday
and WAS damag ged 5000 The adjoining house OF A. BUCK
ves also damaged 5000 Tie former was insured TOT
by the Washington Mutual Company and the ater
900 by the Montauk, jefferson and Nassau Companies
On Saturday evening Mrs. w. w. Clark OF
No Ii35 Futon-ave.. while passing along fulton-ave
and when near Dowuing-st was assaulted by person
who struck her in the face with his fist ana attccd 10
snatch her gold watch held the watch, and the rob
her grabbed her pooketbook, containing ~ WIN "hich
he escaped.
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County last week
admitted 10 probate the wills of the followiRgnamed
persons Susanna seger New-Utrecht JohnF. Vonath,
Joseph Hoxie Elizabeth Thomas, Ann McGinnes Jabez
Williams Bernard Campbell. Geo. Kueg Samuel Yer
non and Robert Moore, Brooklyn. Letters OF Admins
tfafion were granted in the estates of the following
named persons. viz: Lawrence DTulnSO a, AnuIcW
Murphy Cath. Dinnen, James Walsh, Alexander DaNid-
SON. Thomas Watson, D. Lansing Lambert John Mitchell,
George r. DusenbuTy, Cornelia Ann Meakim, and John
Groom, Brooklyn Letters OF Guardianship ot the per-
sons and estate Of Samuel Dkcman were granted 10
Georgiana i. D.keman, his mother, and OF Abraham
VandorvO0rt, r TO Abraham VandervoOTt, his father,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
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la 3D. %. 4th 5ih 9th. 7ta. 9th 9th. Total
E,a Ea'ls stScpas.s'.d S5SfA9e',i1 Q 0 0 SIS
The following : tho
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

49, A., 80, NJ II uamiltonavc. and van br'n'
ny ,noo on s 10 a,rcst Thomas Sullivan for an
scScd & % Violation Of the revenue | az Tho mob No one
tended himself and fired TWO sno''"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

NEwsPAFEE LANs.-We would call the zpccisl
attention Of Post Masters and subscribers to the
ESQuIRER to the following synopsis Of the News
paper laws:
1. A Postmaster is required to giTe notice b.
.ettsr Greturning paper does not answer the law
sben subscriber does not take his paper out Of
the efce, and state the reasons .sr its not being
.akeui and neglect 20 DO 60 makes the PostInas-
Ter rePsoHsibls 70 the publishers for the payment
2, any person who takes paper from the Post
0Eice whether directed 70 his name or another or
whether be has subscribed or not is responsible
l5r the pay.
8. II a person orders his paper discontinued be
must pay ali arrearages, OF the publisher nav
continue 20 send Il until payment is made. and
alleet the whole amount ieketler Il o. taken Esps
Or e5iee OF Hof. There can be a. legal iiseontfn
usnce anti The payment is made.
+ II tie subscriber orders his paDer 10 b..
stopped 81 a certain time, and the publisher con
tlues 70 send the subscriber Is bound 10 pay fo-
e. 4 he takes Il 0Rf ef tie Post O5fes The Law
proceeds upon the ground that man mast pay
.gr what be uses.
8. The courts have decided that refusing to t.ks
nswspapers and periodicals. from the Post ofice.
q. removing and having them uncalled for, Is
--ai1 Faeia evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22
WHAT SLEEP Will cUKE.

The cry for rest has alaays been louder
than the cry for food. Not that it is more
important but i is often harder to get. The
best rest comes from sound sleep. OF Two
mea or women, ciherwise equal, the one who
sleeps The best viii be the most moral, healthy
and efficient.
Sleep will d. much to cure irritability Of
temper, peeyishness, uneasiuess. Il viii
restore to vigor an over~orked brain. Il
will cure insanity. II viii build up and make
strong weak body II will do much to cure
dyspepsia, particularly that variety known rs
nervous dyspepsia IN VIA sslisve ts.1 lz-z-
gOur and prOsirstion felt BIZ consnmptives.
It will cure hypochondria. 1t will cure the
blues. II will cure the headache. IL will
cure The beartache. II viii cure neuralgia.
II vii cure q broken spirit II VII cure
sorrow. Indeed, We might make long list
Of nervous maladies that sleep viii cure.
The cure Of sleeplessness, however, is not
sc easy, particularly in those who carry grave
The habit Of sleeping we'll
is one which, If broken up for any length Of
time, is not easily regained- Often a severe
Illness treated by powerful drugs, 50 de-
ranges the nervous system that sleep Is never
sweet after it, Or, perhaps, long continued
produces the same effect or
hard study. or TOO little exercise Of the
muscular system, or tea and whiskey drink
ing and tobacco using. To break up the
habit are required:
A clean bed.
. Sufficient exercise TO produce WEAKNESS,
and pleasant occupation.
8. Good air, and not too warm room.
3 Freedom from too much care.
5. A clean Stomach.
6. A clear conscience.
I. Ayoi1aaee Of stimnlants aud narcotics
For those who are oYersorked, haggard,
nervous, who pass sleepiess nights We com
mend the adoption Of such habits as shall
secure Sleep otherwise Efe viii be short, and
what there is Of it, sadly imperfect Herald
Of Health.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

CURIOUS FtCTs IN REGARD TO SOUND
The following curious observations III regard
to tie transmission of sound have been care
fully verified by an extended series of fexper-
imeuts: The whistle Of locomotive is heard
300 yards through the ar, the noise of a
railroad train, 2S0o yards: the report Of a
musket end the bark Of dog. 1909 yards;
an orchestra or tie roll of drum, l600
yards; the human voice reaches to the dis
tance of 1000 yards; the eroaking of frogs
600 yards; the ehirping of erickets, 500
yards Distinct speaking is heard in the air
from below up to a distance of 600 yards;
from above, II is only understood TO a range
Of 100 yards downward 1t has been aseer-
tained that an echo is well reflected from the
surface Of smooth water only when the voice
comes from an elevation.
Other similar phenomena connected with
the transmission Of sound have been obser-
ved, but the results disagree either from iu-
accuracy in the observations or from the
varying nature of circumstances affecting
the numbers obtained Such variations oc-
eur to an extent Of 10 or 20 per cent, and
even mere. The weather, being cold and
dry, or warm aud wet are the chief inAuen-
chg causes. 10 the first cause the sound
goes to a greater and in the second to les
ser distance.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

ADVICE TO GIRLS. By Josh BiLmgs.
My dear girls keep cool A blessed future
awaits you, emmy how, Take lessons on the
pianss, tha are getiin skaree. Bi all means
larn tn pla the nu song that has just cum
out When John Brown is over we nave
Father Abraham cunning with this cruel
war several strong. This stanzy tuck the
first premium at the stait air-Don't be
afeard to git married yure ma WASH afeard.
Be Yartuous and putty. Eat slate pencils
tha win make yu spry at flyers Eat Ka-
lone water, that viii give yu a good smell.
Let your pettycoates drag on the sidewalks,
and if emmy man steps on them and tares
oph the rim, slap his chops at onst. Ifyu
have got small feet keep them hid-sman
feet haz gone out ov fashion. Study taEels;
Tom Moors and Byrones and GHlhyers, is
all fust rate. If yu can spare the time be
luyly and sweet. Remember one thing;
thar ain { nothing in this life worth Twin fur
but rieh husband. II you don't b'leEe me
ask your ma. If yu have got red hair yu
had better exchange it for black black tha
tell Us is going to be worn muchly next year.
Don't have emmy thing teW du with boys
unless they mean business.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22
Poetry.
RATE LEE AND WILLIE GREY.

Two brown heads With tossing curis
Red lips shutting over pearls,
Bare feet white and wet with dew,
Two eyes black and two eyes blue;
Little boy and girl we're they
Katie Lee and Willie Groy.
They we're standing where brook;
Bending ike shepherds crook,
Flashed It's silver; and thick ranks
OF green willow fringed the banks,
Halt in thought and half in play,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey.
They bad cheeks ike cherries red,
He was taller-most a head;
She with arms Ike wreaths Of snow,
Swung basket to and fro,
As she loitered, half in play,
Chattering to Willie Grey.
Pretty Katie" Willie said,
And there came a dash Of red
Through the brownuess of his cheek.
Boys are strong aud girls are weak;
And I'll carry, so / viii,
katie's basket up The hiil.
Matte answered 10 q laugh.
You shall carry only half;
And then, tossing back her curls,
Boys are weak as well as girls.
Do you think that Katie guessed
Half the wisdom she expressed
Men are only boys grown tall,
Hearts don't change much after all;
And when, long years from that day,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey
Stood again beside the brook,
Bending like shepherds crook,
Is II strange that Willie said,
While again dash ofred
Crossed the BROWNIES of bis cheek
Il am strong, but you are weak,
Life is but slippery steep,
Hung with shadows cold aud deep.
Win you trust me, Katie dear,
Walk beside me without fear9
May carry if viii,
All your burdens up the bill2''
And she answered with a laugh,
''No-but you may carry hslf"
Close beside the little brook,
Beading Ike the shepherds crook.
Washing with its silver hands,
Late and early at the sands,
Is the cottage, where TO day
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
In the porch she sits, and 10!
Swings basket TO and fro,
Vastly difereat from the enc
That she swung in years sgone-
This is long, aud deep, and wide,
And has rockers on each side
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

reckless fslsehoo9 toFard others ard his
steadfast truth towaa me. Its as certain
IS that we sit here that one of Faunsleroy' s
last efforts in this Horld vas the effort he
made to preserve me from being loser by
the trust that had placed iB him. There
Is the secret Of ny strange tenderness for
the memory Of . felon: that is why tie word
william does somehow still CRATE on my heart
when | hear it associated With his name.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

the face of good msrried man who has a
good wife, that bachelors cannot have. Il
is indescribable He is little nearer the
angels than the prettiest young fellow living
You can see that his broad breast is pillow
for somebody head, and that little fingers
pull his whiskers. No one ever mistakes
the good married man. II Is only the erratic
one, who leaves you in doabt. The good one
can protect all the unprotected females, ahd
make himself generally agreeable to the
ladies, and yet never leave doubt on any
mind that there is a precious htale woman at
home worth all the world to him.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

A census of South Carolina, Just completed
shows that she has only asa more people
Than in 1850; that there are fewer white males
by 5, $50. aud fewer black males by 1872;
but that there are $500 more white and o.
$50 more black women than in 1sGe. The
up country districts have all diminished in
population, and the Charleston and adjacent
seacoast districts have increased, owing to
the tendency Of the negroes to concentrate
for mutual proteetion in the counties in which
they are already most numerous
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

HEALrn.-It men gave three times as muck
ausatiou a. they do to ventilation, abiution
and exercise in the open ai7, add only one-
thisd as much 10 eating, laxpry and late
hours, the nuuber Of doctors, destists, and
apolhecaries, and the amount of neuralgia,
dyspepsia, goul, fevers and consumption
wosld be changed IN CORRESPONDING ratio.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22

THE sweetest word in our language Is love
The greatest word IN our language Is God
TIE word expressing the shortest dme Is
nov.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22
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w NJ LLOYD

W. BANKER.
E-1usaats General Banking Business, and makes
collections on an accessible points in
the United States.
EJFERSMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, SIL-
YER, STERLING and CONTINENTAL
EXCHANGE bought aad seld-
C.. 5. REVENUE STAMPS Of ali descriptions
always or hand.
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sent hitn.
sly story Is over. &. .ntleunen. There Is no
need Of me to tell you that Mr. Fauntlerey
was found epiliy and that he died by the
hangman's hand It was in my power to
soothe his last moments 10 the world BY ia
king On myself the arrangement Of some of
his private affairs, which, remained IN
settled, and weighed heavily on his mind
They had no connection with the crime he
had committed, 50 | could do him ahe last
little service be was eyer TO accept at my
handsEith good heaFi.
/ say nothing IN defence Of his character
nothing in ralliation Of the ofenye for
which be suffered. But Icauhot forget that
IN the time Of his fearful extremity, when
the strong arm ofthe law had already seized
him, be thought of the young man wheee
humble fortunes felt gratitude he bad fzrly
! won, whose simple faith he was rso.yed new
er 10 betray. leave il 10 greater iRtsllect'
than mine 10 reconcile the apomaly OF tr
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Il SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MADE TO ORDER BY THE MESSRS. HUTCHISGH.
ELEGANT CABINET P1ANOFORTE,
BY CH1CKERING SONS
CLOCKS BRONZES AND MAETEL ORNAMENTS.
IMPORTED TO ORDER by Messrs. BALL. BLACK co.

IMPORTED TO ORDER by Messrs. BALL, BLACK co.
RICH CARPETS, CUT GLASS, CHINA, &C., THE PROP
ERTY OF FAMILY GOING ABROAD.
POSTPONED FROM 10TH INST. ON ACCOUNT OF THE
WEATHER.
E. II. LUDLOW CO., will sell by auction, Friday, May
49, 1870 at IL o'clock NJ the private residence No. 10
East Thryeighth street. Fifth avepue the entire els-
Furniture &C., Of said reaidence viz superb ebony
and g Drawing Room Suit covered IN blue satin m;gnf-
inAid with marquetere; superb ebony and gilt Cabinet
Panofore octave nlad with marqueeric and rich porce
elegant blue Satin Crimson Satin and Lace Curtsns rich
Clocks Br0nzes and Mantel Ornaments walnut and Gilt Exr
Table, superb marble top Buffet Sofas, Arn Easy
and Dining Chairs; superb Bedroom Furniture en- suite, II
tulip wood and French walnut best Maresses, Bolstergs
Pillows Blankets Silk Reps and Lace Curtains; elegant wal
nut and gilt Hail stand very glass, French China and
Silver Plated Ware ne carpets OF MoIue Velvet and Eng
sale will with the kitchen and laundry uen.
ss House will be open for inspection Thursday 1N4
BY permit only which, with catalogue, be had AZ
the ofbce of the auconeer. No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.( .
"A This day cTnursdayl, May II,

al public auction, By y. NICHOLS. Auctioneer,
commencing a. 10k O'Clock precisely,
tha largo four residence IA Tenth street, between
Broadway and Fifth avenue, near Fifth avenue,
Bronzes Paintings Vases ststuay Of Art rosewood
and Chamber Suits, styo OF Louis maSnincsnt
ESQ., all made to order nine months AGO. and VII De s9a IN
sells Media Carpets rosewood and walnut rarlor SUITS
richly and gded covered with ;he richest
Bo. Dc Rose Jardinere Br9nzs Clocks Vases Mr9rs
Boca,el Repa and LacesCurains Pisnofore Stool and
Cover; rosewood and walnut Bcdsteads Bureaus ash
Pillows Bols'ers bankes walnut Suits covered with reps
Glass; China Svsrwarc Table Cutlery Bale positive.
Responsible attendance to cart pack goods for
chasers at reasonable charges.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONRER-
ID ssli on Friday, Billiard Lager and Oyster Saloon
Eighth avenue be bought privately, this day, at auc
tiopcer'a Office, 800 BoweTya
The New York herald., 1870-05-12
M oRRIs WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Elegant Household FWniure.
Rosewood Pianoforte, Pier aud Mantel Mrrora

Nay l2 1870 a. II o'clock A. NJ at the private residence
20 Twenty street, Broadway ami Sixth
ing ebony and s Centre and Round Tables Easy Chars
elegant rosewood and gt Paror Suit in blue .k reps;
Pier and Msniei Mirror: China Vases msrbs ami s Man
case Extension Table, rosewood Arm and Side
Chairs green reps; rosewood Bedseads rosewood Eta.
Glaces rosewood washsands rosewood Commode,, Toet
Sets Mattresses. Paasses Blankets Pillows Bolstcrs &c;
Chandeliers and Candeabras Administer, Wilton and Brus
sells Carpets and oiciotha together with large quantity Of
China and Glassware with which the sale viii commence
Catalogues at No. Pine street
DAwNBRoXER'5 sALE-R. FIELD, AuCTIoNEER,
S Chatham WV bns S , prs:sss a. sbSw Re% S
han,s Undercotnng, Quilts and Blankets bsddnE 8cs
also CCsf % an' nS yes me- 81 ss Oh 'onn
X. Win sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
al 1875 Bowcry,
the Contents OF q Meeting Room,
consisting OF
settess Chairs Stools Benchss
Carpets, and everything connected.
DIcHARD FIELD 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL SELL.
III this dav at 10 o'clock, nj 1875 Bowery, opposite sprius
snSs Baker and Empire SEWING
CHERIrFs SALE
= Champagne, Rhine and other Wines,
Bourbon, Rye and other Whiskey. - 49,
store NO. g E w' ss s,.
O'clock large quantity Of Wine. aad Whksys VIZ cham;
gane Rhine Sherry and other Wines n % saseS 20 barrels i
john LYNoH Deputy. JOHN kELLY, late sherlu.
| yx1ILLlAM ABBOTT, ArcTIoNEER. OFFICE NO. Z
w City Hail 6acs win sell on Thursday al II o'ciocks
the Fixtures Of Liquor northeast OF Nne
and hrs Ssnas ss soy ia
Lease is large and suitable for grocery arr
other busneaA
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

SALES AT AUCTION.

.....,,-,..,,-- SALES AT Auction: .,...,.>..>.
~ SHssA i ssDiaSstsa DzsS. aaahsas.
ON THE zvnsISss aAq 2; . 7SspAS AID AND SATURDAY
skbs III asa sa's issH n s' 81, and 40
will TsSH 81 SSs s
EVEN TSis soss.on @ Win Sonprs sAs rus 0''
THE aissSlia
rur SY n!s%I EoTsEHTELi Y! ~ sIivr
painted 70 order iSr e, clHEls. cs;ES <. oiFra.0s.
ynrslpEs4y 4 Ass1aAa A1ssss1YatA1a LINCOLN COLI.
LONG BRANCH IN gSE sExsSS sy MOONLIGHT 1884,
With ssrs: s ans paintings BY following eminent Con-
RR5aASSSus bptya55sEFssQ. bpy5sEEFfssQ SSEz4SH. S5!. SEzz4sSS's
PYEs9vsaAA PEP2SSs. ssIttPPassssal sItPasal. sAsASS;Sssi,
$$$$sH s$s1' $SEsia
kkISR.AR' k1Hn. SPsSSE SssAsSERs. HkfkEE1fk kkEfk.
and others Of equal celebrity together with number OF e
Siffs cEERRRHTkD Ms AND rAvoRIrE AMERICAN ARTISTS
The ssp ~ SfTgs 1Ygsa aSsD%x
with catalosues. ~
4 IL.
On Saturday May H. ut l0H o'clock, at their saesocms'
80 Chambers and ~ Reads Streets large ano esgan.
sertmen OF Household Furniture being the entire contents
ssng OF Velvet brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant
French plate Pier and Mirrors rosewood rar
lo Suits In brocstei and reps rosewood and black walnut
marble top Centre Tables rosewood Etasees rosewooa
mahogany and black walnut Bedseads marble top Dress
ing Bureaus. Washstands, Commodes Wzrdrobes, Book
cases, Mattresses Pillows and Bosers fine Bronzes And
marble Statary; fine assortment OF Silver Plated are
and Cutlery Extension Tables Buss, Chairs, Sofas and
Lounges.
Also. at u o'clock,
OF elegant rosewood frame Pianos by celebrated
makers
AFT SALE H.v. you sean
1Bsars on . Bender" Beard.
"Autumn Twilight" Kensstt.
"Movng by Dogs" Hsnris.ta RonneG
"scens in Rocky Mountains" Bierstadt
''sunday Morning sevcath Regiment" s. r. Clifford
and other One Paintings - ,rc,,,u~
NOW ON EXHIBITION FREE, DAY AND EVENING
comprising beautiful specimens by
Huntington, Csslear, Durand,
hcE.;ss Jg ps..,. ss.Ep Louis snhns Haas
Msyss1 W. s. Moans, Geo. h. Hall
on-Hennessy--w wiIam Observation-Disclosures
Meyer Won Brcmen-f. B. Mayer-Hoegg. &c.
Also about sixty fne Engrayings framed; rev bronzes
Inlaid Table. .
The whole very select private collection ant
be sold by auction without reserve or iimtaton
Friday evening May 49, at ~ O'Clock, at the Clinton Hal
''>'''' ''AeL LEAviTT sTREBEIGH CO., Auconeers
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

A UCTION NOTICE. E.-LARGE SALE.
"A THIS DAY Thursday) May IL,
of over &25,O00 worth o.!
elegant and costly Household Furniture,
many rare and costly Works Of Art contained
story private mansion liz West TwentySeventh
stree., near Sixth avenue.
J. D. PARKER co. will sell 10 the highest bidder,
without regard to cost,
by LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
commencing at l0h sharp,
Parlor, consisting OF
magnificent rosewood ~ octave Ptanofore made py
celebrated city maker, carved legs and case
plate, cost Of G70d three rich Far
lor Suits in French satin brocatel AMI SILK reps
rosewood and GIT frames made In style Louis XIV walnut
Eageres French plate Mirrors. size s2.ss Bookcase
Writing Desk, rich Centre Tables, French Cabinets ardi
nieres imported Bronzes % hps on Paintings real lace
Curtains Chandeliers, Turkish Easy and Reclining Chairs
French Gilt Clock. runs 30 days; ais Reception nS
Carpets &c. Dining room consists Of twelve foot
Extension Dining Table, Buffet IL Chairs in black walnut
French China and Dinner Services sets la0 pieces cut
and engraved Glass Ware full sets; solid silver and Shelf
field Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Set, Urns Spoons,
Forks Dishes Casters Walters Knives, &C. rich
ruby Bedrooms rich carved rosewood
and walnut Bedroom Suits Bureaus washstands
Commodes Armores Gleces 45 b eursi hair Mattresses,
Spring Beds. ls Beds, Pi9s. Linen Sheets Blankets @
Stoves Chairs Carpets 0iclosh Extension Table Sofas
Rockers Cooking Utensils and other articles too numerous
TO mention. Sale positive, commencing at IVY.
The New York herald., 1870-05-12

TYJ w. CAMPBELL, JR, ACCT1ONEER.
- CAMPBELL CO. viii soil this day. IN LOTS All me nne
Stock and Fixtures OF liquor 1S6 Beecker street,
corner Lanrens commencing at 1913 O'clock W. - Fine Old
Bourbon and Rye Whskeys, superior Old hn Sp1s RUNS,
lies, Sherry Port wnes other Liquors. Counters
Shelving fine plated Ale Pump Drawer and Measured Ear
Glassware, Gas Fixtures Buyers dealers specially IN
y.tod, CAMPBELL CO., Aucfjouoers.