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prospect OF an arrangement by which the Boston.
Hartford aud Erie Railroad will be completed from
Boston to Hartford by the LIST OF May twas stated
at the hearing before rhe United states Court this
morning that such was the case, and the subject
was postponed TILL the 10th inst TO give the parties
an opportunity 10 settle upon the precise terms.
" - understood that Mr.. Mnnson, the con-
tractor, viii Dud the road for n much less sam In
ness 10 be ISSUED by the courts OF Connecticut inc
Of $500 900 mentioned in court rs the whole
amount 10 be paid, instead OF slO0,000 the contrac
tor to have until May i, instead OF January ana
the certificates to be cashed by bondhOldess at
twenty per cent discount. IL really looks as thoagh
the road would now he completed to Hartford; but
II would be Letter TO have the work done ut once,
even 1t greater price.
THE CHICAGO MONEY MARKET.
The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday says:--
The change TO an easier condition In the money
market Is quite positive ana nearly all the banks
now report money as .comfortably easy.r They are
restricting their loans however TO short time paper
ana demand loans. On these terms money bids fair
10 be easy for three weeks yet. The large reduction
Ia the amount OF grain In store the close or
last weeK-thc probability OF WHICH we mentioned
nj the beginning Of this week.-Mrs. given us con-
siderable more money In bank anu a good deal
less grain in store. The total amount or grain
OF all kinds In store here on yesterday was
100000 bushels against 1900, 900 the
responding day Of last week AS the decrease WAS
chiefly In wheat, IL has probably realized nearly
hail million OF capital Besides this, currency Is
Moving in from the country, partly us the result OF
more successful collections by the merchants, and
partly because there has been check TO grain
movements In the country, and there Is no imme-
dlate use for the currency there. Exchange was
scarce again to-day. owing to the diminished vol
ume OF grain shipments. Sales were made between
banks at fifty cents per $1,000 premium, but there
few sellers at that and one bank shipped cur
rency TO New York TO make exchange. Al the coun-
ter bankers sell at one tenth premium and buy at
nfty cents per $1,000 discount.
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psrtear sales prizes heavy ana nominal for a%os
sc. We quote Cuba Centrifugal ana mixed go
zoe eaysd see ss nsseovsdo refining csc s5c DO,
Zoe a50c New Orleans, sos ooe. stock Il date ssS
snda SnSS AYR 90 Porto Rico 07 do Enssh isands
MAYA sronTs The market for spirit, ,urpentins was
esswss dead sh h aer. sosH At @ for for
were sold 400 bbs at 1Hc asc including arrive
prices wsTs r nominal was a Rs
6 6a'ns s.r, wss ntnpor1S wsh
Ws So small os az Prices Within the rsnge of he
sS e. sc ns GnGts /, S " 4 sG g 80
nominal At VIZ sI a9s I o S 81 sae' prices y.rs
s &c i wss dl bs gnehsnsed and e demand
ot per. nnds Mere dn a. our last quotations
business was ight &c. was bid ana 1855. askei
and at 5 SspS es S an 3
At about DC FOR cargoes There demand for
ssHasa fS% any and .o We t Ssaa no
@ ws rS b
We quote standard ana prime white osc go IN pha
ses &. :,
pkr su aSS Ia IS c Do beef 81
apd p.Ses " we're higher owing the 1 FOR
e Was SeeS d. views ssr see
New mess was generally quoted at i So ana held by some
sod At ssA and 10 j. so 50 Tor extra prime
o sas %
for prime Western, which scarce l5c.,
quiet I5Sc prime city lard was nrm With safes OF
about Is packages iSs4c c for No. steam and kettle
salcs 700 erces for December CAST evening" At slc
u os Dsssd Sos w as
I ronT & @ heavy ss a sh s rs s
pigs For beef in bbs the demand light. ami entirely
for small lots but there change TO Ia prices.
Plain mess was quoted at MI l5, and extra DO at si5
a, $50 s the sales WERE Beo I'm u
was quoted at T26 1928 India do. ego 49,. The de-
though the supply was small few small lots were sold
within the range OF lsc l9Hc for picked hams, l0c
hams.
RIoR.-There no change to note in Carolina which
but the demand hight and the sales confined
few small lots NJ &C. 6xc. Rangoon dull but
sEIps-Linseed duh about yesterdays prices we
beard Of no further saes Grass were duh al iOc ioc
sTEARISE:-Ths demand was rihe more active, but at
prices favoring buyers There sold 1900 pounds
sUaARThe for raw was very quiet but holders
firm in their views demanding full previous figures
for Cuba, Porto Rico and Demerara Refined quiet
without change in value "e hard, 1850.
Cnna.lnfcrlor 70 common refining, Sse. eve. |;
iair 20 sooa TAT reon,nng,, sTe Sac; good
losc; prime to choice grocery &c centrifugal
a hhas and md boasso ss alhc mosses hds ana boses
j. sss d., = IS lie &C. islss d. DO,
e a made EiIs Ss s.5 Grades to-
Gay as hhds, ssSG boxes ais S5 bags and
TALLow-The demand fairly active but prices were
prime. IN hhds. at ss4c slsc.. and LOTS in
bbsr Mt SIC.
active but prices lower Sales 800 SEC
SIN for wood and Iron bound bbs
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
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THURSDAY. Nov. 10-6. r. N.
CoFFEE.-The market FOR Rio tolcraby active and
very firm at former prices the onerngs light while
sales 365 bags Rain.on, private Bal
orc there sold $500 bags Santos Laura, at llc
vious figures During the past week there sold 6U6l
bags Maracabo ex sundry vessels 1fLc q ISlxc.,
gold, duty paid l,50O do. ST. Domingo, for ex-
port, at Ssc., gold, in bond; l,4s0 La
guayra, 6Sl do. Costa RIGA, $40 do. Jamaica and
<7 quarter bales mocha private terms prices
within the range of quotations We quote -Ro-Odi.
nary cargoes l4ac l4s.c fair l5c 1bzc
6c. l6c prime do l7c IKE. extremes for lots Axe.
u lec; Java government bags 20c. DC; do, grass
mats zOc &c; singapore, grass mats 8c. 9c Ceylon,
IKE l9c Maracaibo, he ls1sc.; Laguayfa l61ac
&C.. Ceara Ice. i1c: Costa Rica l5Sc &c.,; Manila
l6c. l7c Mexican, 5c fsc; Savanila, l51c lSc-ali
gold, dnty paid.
CoTToN-The for this staple was only moderately
active and heavy and the bulk OF the reported
fair, holders generally being realize The
sales 242 bales, OF which 1853 export g4 for
spinning, 20 speculation and $50 In transit
cudcd In the above sales IS bales arrive. For
future delivery the market more active, but
weaker though prices were not quotabiy lower;
sales oowsl00 bales basis low middllug, for
November al Is l6c 20 l6sSc: do at is S-i6c
200 do at BAG; 800 do ut l5c; 400 do December ar
l5sc 800 do do, AZ l5c 2O0 do, for January at Ibc;
200 do for do at ibc 100 do, for February ut 400
DO, o. D., New Orleans, az loo 400 do Charleston
Yesterday l2gO do, for November at IbAc. I5S.c
800 do, for December, at 1511c. l53Sc 100 do tot
January, at 10 Site 100 basis N. " L. M, r. o. b. New
Orleans at loo $50 do b., New Orleans, average low
middng at l6c. 40 & o. b.. Charleston basis N y L. NJ
private terms, and Zoo b. do, basis N X do do at
l4Ac. We - :.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET


THURSDAY, Nov. 10--6 =. MI
on Change to-day The cotton market was heavy,
but hardly lower in prices The Liverpool market
was steady. Wheat was In the main strong under a
good demand for export Four was lower
GOLD srRosG-11o7s A 11O1s.
The gold market was run up by the stock ciques.
To erIect their purpose rumors were circulated that
the rate OF discount had been raised by the Bank or
England that the letter OF Jules Favre had pro-
duced depression IN nye-twenties abroad, ana that
there was panic on the London Stock Exchange
OF oil OF which there mention whatever in the
cable kilograms from Europe An advance in gold
took place upon these rumors, and the
price rose from hoy to llo1s, few
small sales occurring at the latter figure
late this evening. Five-twenties were without
change at the last report from London, when they
were quoJedsS9s1 a s914. The press dispatches do
not speak OF any change In the discount rate, and
30 important an item would not have been over
looked The price oil consos this evening disproves
the rumor OF panic at The London Stock Exchange.
The course OF the market Is shown III the table,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
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oswrGo. Nov. 10, 1870.
Flour steady unchanged Sales 1900 bhls at So 2s
for No spring SO q for amber winter 81 % for white So
club at g. s aasayss a ss 4
bushels SOC. Oats firm Sales $500 bushels
Western at 4tc a Zoe. Barley dull and unchanged.
Shorts sls $40; shipstans, $2a Sae middines $50
Tor anboted, per cwt hlghwines ssNc Canal fresRs~
Wheat &C. barley So to New York. lumber, s8 30 "a
York, 5Sc; to Albany soc. Lake mporslsfoo bushels
wheat 10000 bushels barley and 200 feet lumber
Canal expos-20o 800 bushels wheat $500 bushels barley
1850 bushes peas and 266 900 feet lumber
CHICAGO, Nov. 10-Eveping.
Exchange unchanged Flour Spring extras quiet and
nrm. Wheat quiet; No. at 800. 97c. afternoon dull
Corn advancing and excited; No. at 81 &c; after.
noon nncnanged Oats adyancng and IN far demand 40
Ness pork al VA "a s for new Cash s Il
ary Lard advanced nc. Green meats advanced Jsc &c
Live hogs active In demand and advanced 81 10 81
Beef cattle dull. at SO Is sS 90 Receipts-70oO bbls
-four 900 bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn 22
bbs -four 100000 bushels wheat 10000 bushels corn 5000
bushels OATS 20 00 bushels rye, 1000 bushels barley
hogs. Freights quiet; wheat Sc. by sail 10 Buffalo.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 10, 1870
Petroleum quiet Crude IS 9u; refined, 2)c. coke. for
LouIsvILLE. Nov TO- 1870
Tobacco active. Sales, "a hhds "a rs S6 10 Tor com
trash to common ugs SO 20 l8 80 for fair good
Tugs and low TO medium leaf Bagging, 271lc. 2956c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10, 1870.
Cotton firm offerings light middlings, l5c; sales, 1870
bales Net receipts 1918 bales Exports Great Britain
1896 bales coastwse, 10 bales. Stock ~ ,34 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1870.
Cotton active at full prices ;middlngs, l6c. sales
6lOo bales Net receipts, 92 bales coastwse. 76 baos
total sOS bales Exports Britain 2 bales Stock
on hand, 1881 bales
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The demand Tor wheat active prices were
about lc higher for both spring and winter New No.
The sales about 1890 bushels 81 23L al rs FOR
soft No. spring 81 % for prime do 81 26S al 27 for
No. do. 81 Is 81 3H for amber winter RYE was dun
and nominal small lot old Western sold at 9Oc Boh
barley and barley malt were duh and prices nominal
Corn dull and lower the sales being rs bushels
at PC Sc for Western Mixed Gle. 65Lc FOR new do
Data rnsr closing Mt about SIC b9c for We,t~rn
and 5c 6ic for Ohio with sales Of 10000 bushels
within the range. 1900
fRrieHTs. market more active and rather
Brmsr for grain, especially by Liverpool The bns
ness In other articles small though rates were more
steady The charering business quiet rates were
still hrn for all kinds OF tonnage. the engagements
70 Liverpool 500oo bushels wheat at 3D. closing strong nj
bbs oxide zinc at aud steamer 1000 bales cotton
at Nd $3.50. and 6NO Bushels wheat ct 9od 10
1870 bushels wheat at SSd. and SO oars a ia.
To London, 10000 bushels wheat al SD and small iot
rhe charters were "A brig from Brunswick to Matansas
with 10000 feet of lumber at $40 80; a brig with
$4,000 feet OF lumber from the South 10 Bnrba.
dos ut Ell %; bark from two ports In Sicily to New
York; brig to Bermuda, thence to Marseies,
logwood &c. bark to the Mediterranean AMI bsck and
bark to Antwerp general cargo, At alump sum.
GusNIEs were Gull aud sales reported prices
were nominal az our last quotations, viz. Bags ,sc
lec., and cloth, PIC. n Csc.
HEap was dull aud we heard Of no sales We quot. =;
do, and fampco, 5Nc., do. 10 bond.
HAy-A far demand prevailed for all kinds, and prices
steady and firm NJ 81 Is 81 10 for ship n.y. Sl 25
IS for retail lots. 81 ID III 70 for long straw
for short do.
Hors-Ihc market s,ll dull, tho demand being aimoat
entirely for small lots and prices weak for
medium grades but quite best aualities Tina
sales confined to small lots at prices within range OF
Toe. u lsc Tor common 10 choice.
AotassES.- marks: wM dau and We heard Of W
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Dplands Mobile

EVE 7 80 as p bbs hour I05 DO.
corn, Alb do OATS 1874 do. barley GO do. malt Tho
-four market ruled dull but prices were nounaly un
changed. The sales were only about $500 bbs Southern
-four was slow Of sale and prices heavy sales 400 bb
meal active, put lower; sale, 500 bbs part I'd
81 ~ for yellow Western "a 90 for We
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES srpoNc

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG AND ACTIVE.
Inc distribution OF wealth in the Southern States
oy the gradual revival and expansion of cotton Gull
ture Is steady influence operating to enhance the
intrinsic value OF Southern securities The market
has OF late become strong and to-day the Southern
list was fairly active Tor the Vrginias which are in
demand on European account; the Louislanas
which are IN request for domestic investment: the
North Car0linas and the South Caroinas The
South Carollnas have constituted the feature Of
more recent dealings and have been particularly
strong. The january and Julyn issues, which VIII
receive three per cent gold coin interest the LIST OF
January rose to 1871 and closed 1874 bid The general
market was firm and closed the street this even
Ing as follows:-Tenncssee, OK coupon, 81 81; do,
new, 20 COZ; Virginia, ex coupon, 66 a ca; do,
new, 63H 65; do. registered stock, old, so 500;
Georgia SKIES, 81 So do, sevens, 81 o.; do.
do, old, 90 92 North Carolina, coupon, AZ As;
do, funding. 1866, 30 40; do. do, 1858, % 30;
do, new, 20 81 do, special tax, 20 %;
Missouri skies, 9lsl 90; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 81 o. Louisiana skies. II u; do. new,
81 q 80; do. levee SKIES ~ 70; do. do. Fights,
IS Of; do. penlteDtiary sevens, IA IL; do. rail-
road eights, SO 49, Alabama fives. 10 a u; do.
Fights, 1O1 1922 do. railroad Fights, 95 100; Socth
Carolina skies. SO q 90; 40. new, January and
July, 73H 731; do. do, April and October, II ~;
40. registered stock, Old 10 so; Arkansas skies,
90 q "a; do. sevens 65 a SO.
THE sUB-rREAsURY REPORT.
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UGysrUs A. SCHULZ. AuorroNEEn-AucrIo

300 lots by catalogue, valued al $4,000,
magnificent Household Furniture, Ianoforta, ErDnzes
f1inngs Stauary Drawing Room Furniture and OF
Arr
THIS DAY (FRIDAY, at the elegant residence 81 West
Fifteenth street. between Firth and Sixth avenues com
mencing at i01 O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suit covered French brocatel richest
scrptioni window Curtains. match suits; rosewood
gere Canterbury bookcase Jardnees narqueere
rose Cabinet Table, Velvet MeGslion Carpcts, bronze
orineu Chandeliers Manei Mirrors, Lace Curtains Paint
nss ~ eminent artists bronze Satuary Clock
rosewood Panofore, celebrated maker Stool Cover
wood walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, WaraoDes, SUITE
style Louis XIV Extension Tsotc, Sideboard, Chinaware
Linen, Glassware, Cutlery sverware; Basement Kitchen
FURNITURE; Furniture servants apartments Parties
Ing to attend this sale take Filth stages
- "
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A ucr1oN- AT u EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR WITH

~ avenue EDWIN NICHOLS 4 co, Auctioncers.
Large and rich Household Furniture sale.
A rare opportunity for housekeepcrs or
- parties wishing hrst class furniture.
ine largest sale this Over $4,000 worth and
over $40 lots magnificent and costly Household Furniture
- Carpets aud Pianofortes nj public auction.
This day tFRlDAY) November II. l1h o'clock,
we eegant five story private residence I2 East II ntu
street, one block weat OF Broadway between univeray
place ana fh avenue Two magnificent rosewopd7 octave
egh rch fonpadoGr and all styles rosewood
Aa walnut r'rior suits covered with brocate silk,
san striped ana plain reps rosewood and walnut Cabinets
os oe rose Etagcres, Tables Turkish Chairs Lounges,
200 cases psror bes Pier and Msuci Mirrors,
ne lection OM Paintings, magnificent Staiuary,
rfcneh Clocks rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits
sprns ana mar Mattresses Bedding Sofas, Chairs Lounges
ROCKER covered with harcloih Extension Tables
Buiets Ulass China silver Ware; Ivory Cutlery &C.
esponsiDe men In attendance goods
chasers nj reasonable charges. -
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A RCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER
~ House of Johnston Van rassell
the oldest stand IN the
Odce and saesrocm No. 81 Nassau opposite the Post
Office, running through 10 Liberty street;
Horse and Carriage branch IL and Ia last Thirteenth
street, near Fourth avenue.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELi., Will sell At auction
on MON DAY and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA and liz.
at l0I O'Clock each day.
all the entire Household Furniture Bar and Bar Fixtures
Billiard Tables dc,
contained In the three dwelling houses known the
WORDEN HOTEL,
Nos l42 Ia and l6 East Fourteenth street. between Third
and Fourth avenues,
comprising In part rosewood and walnut Paror Suits
wood. walnut, mahogany and painted BEDROOM suits
Ptmpton and Pickhardt Bedseads CURED Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds and Pillows. all the Blankets Bed Linen &c
French plate Pier and Mane Mirrors China Dnner
ware Silver Plated Ware walnut aud oak DlniuQ Tables
Glassware ac Steam Tables Refrigeraora
fourpul Beer Pump, Lane maker; Lilies Iron Safe
rosewood Carrom Billiard Table aud pock
BIZ lard Table, made by kavanagh Il Decker, With ba a.
counters &c Aso all the Velvet Brussels Ingram Car
in said hotel Oclohs &C. together ,he Kitchen
Utensils, villa which the sale gyl commence.
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A ucrIoNuLARcE AND GENUINE SALE OF

A UCrIoN.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
"A over 400 uots handsome Household Furniture,
this friday afternoon at ~ O'Clock precisely, public
auction at the four story residence ~ Brevoo place.
Tenth street near University pace a. NICHOLS Auction
eer consstng OF magnificent rosewood Pianoorte made
20 order FOR &i5J elegant Paror Su Eiagees. Mirrors
Curtains. Bronzes Bookcase Centre Tables Paint
tnls rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Conimodes spring and hair Mattresses Beds Pillows Ban
kets dining kitchen and servants Furniture Sale positive
Goods boxed and shipped Tor purchasers 1nke Broadway
Stages or University place Sixth
corner Tenth street, short distance from the house
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Onice and Salesroom "a Nassau street.
opposite Pos, Office

their saesroom, 81 Nassau street
contrasting 10 part OF two Pmpton Bcisteads Cottage
suits 20 Brussels Carpets Ingram Carpets Olco,hs Beds
Bedding, Paror SUITS Mirrors Bookcase Secretary
CANT faror SUIT in green push Sofa Bedse eeeant
carved Buffet Extension Table, &c, 1c
Also 0acc furniture, &C.
80 We
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L'RENCH IN PEW MONTHS. TOLERA BLY,. j.
DERRIG, formerly with "COurrier des Flats Uns"
Translator and Interpreter. Lansais strangers. IL
b. eecker
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIosEER.

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Ollce 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
BY JOHNSTON AND VAN TAsSEL,
lie and ia East Thirteenth street, avenue
Regular OF Horses this day TUESDAY nj
IL O'clock - - =
For tun description head OF Horses and Car.
rages.
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A sSIGNEE's SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE,
~ ON FRIDAY, NOV. II, Al II O'CLoCk,
AT THE SALtSRDOMS rs READE STRERT

a SSIGNFE'S SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE,
N On FRIDAY, NOV. II, An ii O'CL0Ck,
AT THE SALESROoMS rs READE STREET,
the entire balance OF Of Brook
lyn comprising rosewood walnut oak Paror Chamber
Library and Dining Room Suits, IN every variety, all
class make and fine Hair and Spring Mattresses
Feather Beds Pillows and Holsters Pier Mirrors, Duplex
Mirrors Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Cabineis
Library and Secretary Bookcase Turkish Lounges and
Chairs Ceutre. Library and Side Table, also
seven octave upright Piano, &C. The attention OF dealers
and others invited. Sale positive.
HENRY b. HERrS, Auctioneer, rs Reade street.
A UCTION K0TlCR.-R r. HAzELl4, AUCTIONEER
N THIS DAY (friday), Nov. H.
at lo O'Clock, ut saiesroo, liS Chambers street
French and German
Fancy Goods and Toys,
China, Parian and Bisqre Ware
Tea Trays Plated Ware, Cutlery &c,
embracing large and desirable OK goods o.s
10 suit the trade.
Catalogues on morning OF sale.
X. 7. HAZELl a CO.,
AurtiOncers llS Chambers
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucrIosEEa.

Executors Sale Horses Carriages, Harness. 60.
H. H. LUDLOW Co Will sell by auction, Saturday. No.
vemDer ". at ga o'clock A. M at L. Whites stables 1hy
East Thirty eighth sreet, Third avenue,
by order OF Executors,
pair carriage Horses bay. i5 hands HIGH abouA
10 old kind and gentle and quite curaned Coach
built by Wood Brothers, Coupe and double Harness.
May be seen, day previous sale. al the stables.
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A YOUNG LADY. THOROUGHLY COMPETENT 70
~ teach music, dancing aud the higher nish branches
desires few more pupils as visiting governess Terms
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MARSHAL5 sALE.--R FIELD, AUCTfOHEER, i35
vt Chatham street Will sell this day At 10 O'clock
lot Of Ready Made Sohiog, ~. w order r rcney Guy
NEs44L
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THE boSToN, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILWAY
The Boston Transcript Of yesterday says
0pe public VIII be glad to learn .nst there is good
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A LBERr y. WALDRON, AUCTIoNEER.
IN WALDkOH d COOKE will sell by auction to- morrow
saturday, 1917 O'clock at their saesrooms 100 LIBERTY
street and new Furni.
ture, Carpets Deszs, Bedding Stoves &C. removed for
venence of sale. farticu mrs tomorrow.
A NJ. CRTsrALhR, hUCTfONEEH
n. Large and attractive sale of
Elegant Furniture Mirrors, Carpets, Ssstiary
Bronze Figure (ilfe size, OIL Paintings
TWO Planoiortes Tone grand and
a. private residence ID South ashington
street, between Hacaougal ana Thompson streets,
this day rriday, November H. at ~ O'Clock proapt
by order OF the MORTGAGE
the entire ricr and valuable
contained Ia the above rosewood and
walnut arlor Library, Dining and bedroom Suits very
Pier and hhnte Mirrors, rich silk D&nask Cur
tans and cprnces, Velvet Brussels
stuary Far Safe, Brouza Flg8ra life slgc one craad
and one upright Pi2nofore valuable imported Oh xs
Down BEDS and Pillows, Hair Mattresses, Cut Glass Crock
cry and Plated Ware; elegant Eperne. Kitchen
sis kc VIII be sold positively without order OF
mortgages Trade and housckeepcrs particularly invited