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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

The weather continues clear and quito
cool, although becoming warmer. .i
The rivcr has rissn ak inches sinco yes.
tordsy, making ten inches total rise since
the swell commenced. -
The Mississippi l. rising a. 81. Louis at
the rate of sevsn inches per ~ hours.
There |, an abundance Of water to that
pot, but freight isnot very plentiful.
The Ohio Is rising rapidly a, Pittsburg
vi,h six feet water in the channel, and a
coal boa, rise 1. very probable. II is sSAl
stationary Mt Louisville but will be rising
there to-day Or Tomorrow q, the kanawha
was rising rapidly.
Tho Cumberland !. stiil rising with over
four fec, on Harpc;h shoals.
The Milbrcy made hur appearance here
again this mur..ps, having made another
trip TO Shawncy;pwn, in which trade she
will probably rcmain until the rise in tho
Ohio allow. The Evansville packets 20 come
through 70 Cairo withpu, detention. Tao
Milbrey brouyh. out 50 coops poultry, G26
~ wheat, 20 bbls aour, bbls apples aud
pkgs sunirics for Cairo, 3sj SKIS wheat
for 81 Lonis 2lbbs applos, u bag poia.
toes, . tin safe, Tor Memphis.
Tho Armada brought cut moderate
trip Of hndiss and assorted freight. 90.
Tho Molle Ragon brought 20 hnlcs bat
, ting tor st. Louis, 10 bbls apples 80 bhls
.vhfky, laa pkg. furniture lot'n' assor-
ted fright for rcshipment south.
The So Joseph. discharged hero 800
pbale' cotton for reshiPpspi East per Blue
Line and received 3sj sk' wheat, and {"
fcwton! sundrics for 81. Louis,
The Grand Tower is the regular packet
hr Evansville to-day. %
The Armada leaves for 'aAncah daily
at pine -
The Dal.es leaves fer Cape Girsgisss ~,
morrow, Friday evening, ut so'clcck.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
OH 3ulletin.
HsWs Or THF CITY,

Local BREyiriEs.--Col Hacker the old
Democratic wheel horse Of Egypt ia enjoy
ing splendid health, and taking an active
part in.,hc present campaign.
Is the Cairo Sun still "gong on p
We have not seen copy during the pres
ont month. Send it around brother
Davis.
The City Collector has received tho
tax book for 1870 aud will proceed ut
once 10 the collection of the taxes charged
therein, which are now due. His office Is
with the Trustees Of the Cairo City prop
erty.
The Delta boys placed their grounds
in readiness to play the Paducah quick
stops, thi. evening; but have they put them,
selves in rcadnessl We have noticed
that the first nine have not met u single
time for practice since the game at Padu-
cab. ia which they were defeated.
IL. w. Webb and T. Bross left for the
country yesterday evening, and will visi.
all the principal points in the county be-
fore they return. Mr.. Webb will speak,
duringhis absence, at Goose Island, Unity,
TheDes and Clear Creek.
The bushes. Office Of the BULLETIN
has been removed from Thorn,ons block,
on Tenth street, TO the BULLEris building,
on tho corner of Washington avenue and
Twelfth street, where all persons having
business with the Office will please call.
We hope in a few days, 10 have our print
ing cillcc ia "ship-shapc' when we will DO
able TO give satisfactory attention 10 all
departments of our business.
While Mr. Casper Butt was deliver
ing an address in German, in tho court
house, Tuesday night, Bob Owens entered
the room, and, slunsing down the
aisle, exclaimed: That's right, Dan:
spread yourself I.was subsequently, in.
situated tina, u bert had absorbed several
fingers of bo1mor.nickol. This in.inuaiion
was giyon force by the fact tina, while Mr..
Mum, who followed Butt, was denouncing
Democrats as traitors, and denying that
they helped TO crush out the rebellion
Robert arusc ~ his place AMI said That's
add lie, Dan Mum, I'm Democrat
and did forty times ne much fighting rs
you did And he did.
-Taber and Brolhcr., Ohio Lcvec,
manufacture jcw.lry to order. They
have just finished mos. agate pendant
set, octagon stone, tina, eyci,ns the admirs-
ton Of all who have seen Il. Tho design
anil execution furnish iucon;c,iibc evil
drnco that Mo,sr.. Tabcr brothers are In.
i.hcl icwclcrs-worLmcn or unquc.tion-
able taste AMI kill. Ladies aud gentle
men, therefore, who may want rings.
brcast ouT or collar pins ~ my other kind
ofjcwelry manufacture! 10 order, should
not send or 70 -. i.nui, or Chicago, but
90 directly to TnhoT kro,hcrs. This thing
OF sending GRy kind Of work out 81 Cairo,
/, ~ longer . matter q. necessity, and
should, A. rapidly a. possible, play out.
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Young Wen.

Who haze injured themselves Icy ccitait prag'
toe, miulsed w whoa alone, u habit frequently
learned nom cN.l rumtnni0ns, or ~ school, the
81 ,-tf which ace uigiit,y felt, even when ssle"p
iuu n not Curci rthdrrs marriage impossible,
iui destroys both mind snd body, should apply
iUnc Lately. What a llty that "a yuuhg man, the
hope VI tho country, the pride of hi- patents,
SHOULD Le sHatchod iiom all thc prpsEc,is ani
lIygymsnts "l liz by the consequences Of de-
,shig from the oath g, mt are, auhyiils" IN a
ecrt0iu secret habit, such persons must, Toe ore
contemplating marriase, reflect that a suund mind
aud body are the most necessary requisites to
iromnto' conuuhial happiness. Indeed without
those tho tourney through lie bocomes u Weary
p'lgrmagoi the prospects hourly darken to the
view, the mnd becomes 50 shNl"N"d with dis
pGlrand filled With melancholy reflections that
ibe happtnt - ~ another becomes hghtcd with
ON own.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

d. W. MuSS SAY, that if,hc BrLLEriS
putli,hc. the aiiidav.,s 81 Morris y. Wiley
and Captain Clarke, which fas'tn upon
him the ba,cst treachery to General Haum
he, the said Mum, will publish his own
affidavit that the siIldavits Of Wiley and
Clarke are false oh, don't Daniel. Tho
people think III Of You already but when
you fore them IL believe that you are u
pcrjured man, they willds,es, you. You are
not An eligible wiiness,.i in ha; matter, any.
how. You hare too deep an interest in
tho result but swear, II you wan, 10. We
shall give YOU the opportunity, perhaps to
morrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

RAFFLg AND FAVE BALL.--bn Saiur-
dny evening next tho sIh instant, n free
ball will be- given at the residence 81 Mrs
j. l.. Gibson, corner oi Fourth stree, and
Commercial avenue, TO which all re'pccta.
Die persons arc cordially invitcd. Du-ing
iao evening "a fine Florence sewing ma
chine will 70 rallied of, ut one dollar per
chance. The machine i. in excellent or
dor, and may be seon at Mrs, Gibson's resi-
dcucc. s3t
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no, FOR THE FAIR
III. cen,rnl R. II. G.. caIro, Oct !, 4

III. Central Il. Il. c., Cairo, Oct 4, 1870
To persons wishing to attend tho Union
fair to be held at Ccntralia from Oct 10Th
to Oct. 10Th Inclusive, We will scllexcur-
sion tickets to Centralia and return ut
SO 10. Sale of tickets will commence Oct
10th and discontinue after departure of
train on the evening Of Oct l4th.
Tickets will be given until the 10Th Qn-
clusive). To partics going with stock or
articles for exhibition tickets will be Issued
on and after Oc. .7llh : ~ .flk
JAMES JOHNSON,
oct Get. Agent.
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M ED'cAL.
II.I no. Ifur~ lyidi,.
Dr.FishbIatt
ONCE JiO second Avenue, near 1slh
.ssp-eet, New York CITY.
WHERE NE cAN ne CONSULTED.

NHbhTs lie taN DE ,'N'Shrp'
Dr. Fi-hb'a,t hiss discovered the most certain,
speedy. and only ciIcctua rem .y In the world for
weakness in ths Lssk or lifiis. structures. nfco.
tom Of tho Kidneys or tIaiier, involuntary di-.
charges, impo,ency, general debility, nervous.
ideas, AlYilulvu OF the hcaIl, timiity, trcnib-
Ing dfmIicss ~ sight.or gtidinsss. diseases NJ
the head, throat or nth. nhcsions az the lungs.
stomach or LowIs. those terrible disorders re-.
sulting from the solitary habit. Of youih-sccret
and solitary practices, pi9re fatal to victims than
the songs " sirn, ~ r,e Ipatincrso a. Ulysses,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

SlGuT 4 PEirrLEss-Mpncy cannot
buy It, hut Laura. and Nlorri, perfected
spectacle, will preserve 1t. No glimmcr-
Ing or wavcring OF sight peculiar to
o,hou IN use. Tabor BIO, sole agents for
Cairo aud vicinity. See advertisement.
aus3l dSwt u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Cairo H.. oct. A.u 1870.
Council met pursuant to Adjournment
Present--Messrs. AFTER, Carroll, Jorgen-
sen. Mckee, Theobold--.5
No quorum present, on motion adjourned
until thursday, 9th instant, at Z o'clock
nm JOHN BROWN,
City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOrO0sAPHsi

Go to j. q. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
pictures, Carte do Visites, etc. Having
made arrangements with some of the best
artists of oNr large cities, he respectfully
solicits orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens ofwork in that line. .. a,
upldtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

For glass of splendid st. Louis lager
beer-thc best in the city-go to the
Washington saloon, cornor Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

SAINT LOUIS FAIR-Wc will COM
mcnco tho sale Of tickets for the Saint
Louis Agricultural Fair, Oct. 2nd, and
will discontinue after the departure Of the
train on the evening Of Oct 7th. Fare for
the round trip will be 81. 90.
g. JAMES JOHNSON Agent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Tue Mechanics Boarding house, corner
of Third and Commercial, is constantly
growing in popularity. Mat Burns, tho
proprietor, is eyerting himself to deserve
public patronage, and his efforts are being
handsomely rewarded, His boarders al
ways wear pleasant face when they come
from their meals, because he feeds them
we'll. Hisrooms are furnished in first rate
stylei the house is lighted with gas, and
tho bar is supplied with ms fine liquors as
can be found in Cairo. Tho house is al
ways open, night and day, for the reception
of guests and the transaction Of business
and everybody is kindly received and hos
pitabiy entertained. Boarding and lodg-
ing Eve dollars per week, or one dollar per
day. sep Off
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

EIGuTY-oSE Democratic voters at
tended the Radical meeting Tuesday night,
forming nearly one half of the number Of
white men in attendance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Tux CESTRAL MEAT MARKET -
Mc.,rs. Fred kpehlor X Co, Of the Cen
trail Meat Market, desire it understood that
they keep all kinds Of Jneat', beef pork,
mutton, lamb and veal that they buy and
slaughter the best aud fattcst animals
brought 10 this market; dress and serve
ont the meats in II noa, aud clearly man
her, and deal with everybody fairly and
sluarcly.
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free Of charge 10 any part of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meats, then, at the Central
Meat Market, near the corner Of Eighth
street, on Washington avenue.
sep 30 d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

AN ounce Of preventive is worth pound
Of cure. T. prevent chills and fever
take Simmon. Livoa Regulator.
Sept26d&wfw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
Marriage.

Married pcssens or Young incn AMI ladies con.
ianp aung marriage, hong aware Of physical
wcdncss, organic debility, dciornities, ei'ecial'
Is cured. .,..
He who places himself IN der the care ofl'r.
F,,hhlstt,r,ay rc,ig.ou.ly coniile In hi- honr ns
agcntlcnan, anil confidently rely on hi- skin rs
physician.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

DIED on Tuesday; October 4th, Mt
sp.m., at his residence in this city, of cry
sipelas, William Yooum, agod 81 years.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Louis Herbert is in constant receipt of
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he will
serve up to customers in any style desired,
on short notice and in the most satisfactory
manner. MglU
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Irregular Meeting Of the Board Of hlderm'nl
CAlRo Oct. 4th, isIo.
Prcsent--Messrs, Carroll, Mckee, The
bold-3.
No quorum Adjourned until 9TH inst.
JOHN BROWN,
City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
Young NIS.ns

Especially who have become the victims ~ soil
t.uy VICE, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps To- an untimely grave thou
s,nu- of young men Ut the most altcdltalcnt-
hnI brilliant Intellect, wlio might otherwis. have
.u,rnncti ltstgnIug -'uates with the thundcrings
Of culueuoo, or walked 90 cCstary the living Tyre,
may call ~ IL lIll confidence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Arlington. Columbus; I Armada, paiucah;
Mllbtcv, shavneeiowp; ~ kEoq, EvanrVllle;
~ Ec1er', Ohio river; wsv, New oFcsn'
Julis. Nickrburg; Aiiantc,
81 yVscit. - Lonfs. III
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
PREAcuixo.rsr THE CHKrsrIvx CnuRci

PREArniSo:Is THE CHRrsTIvS CHURCH
Elder Jasper ". Armstrong, (of West
Tenn, will preach in the Christian meet
ing-house, on Saturday. evening, the 9Th
inst, at 1880 o'clock.
Also on Lords Day, the 9th inst, at ii
o'clock am, and 1870 Pun. The public
are cordially invited 10 the service.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

DIR. Tno.. j. GMYYirHs, Surgeon, 10
charge Of the Marine Hospital at Louis.
vile, requests u. to publish the following
repor, for the bcncii, Of sieamboninvn
aud others: g.,
Number Of patients remaining fast day
of August; White, Co; colored, sOi total
30.
Admitted during tho month: white, 30;
colorei, IL; tot..l-4G ...
Discharged during the month white,
~ colored 10; total, ~.
Died during the month: white, o; col
ored, |; total, /.
Remaining on the last day of the month /:
white, so; colorcd, a3; total 1903.
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Bear La Min Z.


When diseasc'has IN lerinhci the hehhl, Hhf
the physical system has become Frustrated,
stimulanl that will not only strengthen, but re-
move tht rhuse ,shhIfih5 imno liasiyr shi,ra
%. Mental distress is also "a fruitful s1ui,e OF
the breaking down 81 the const tunon, aud the
rayage- Vi tails -a'npy Ia l. ah "a tru. alarming,
For all such n,aaiies l.oste,tcrs stomach Bi,tcr-
have been found unsurras scI iiy acting directly
upon the digcs.,e Srs,ns,i they ,npncye tl,o
heavy, disagryeabld FEELING af,cr eating, 30 olt,n
complained by persons Of u delicate tenipefa-
tent finds his strength increasing naf mt neral
health improved. - ....f
Thousapds VI pe.sohs certify that may Is re :,
lied on IN nil Gases II weakness oi nervous dsbll.
lty attenJent upon sc,aniary hab.is m. s...r-
aiity Of Bitters are 80 dlsagreeable To IA. taste
that they are Objectionable 10 avcak stomach.
This j. not the case with Hostetisr'S Hlt 4gt,
which Will be found piill aud extremely rlea.i,t,
Balsam r. plants, l~fhs and roots egn,Ilbutethsn
restorative Juices to render IL soothing aud
thsning.y l,sIhasis II the ouiy PIN eenan.
LIANT which has ever b.ep produced, conlaiAlhg no
f.sn oil, or any otrer del",crious clement. The
most careful aud s,;hfnl chemists haze analysed
| the Ritters, aud pronounce them harmless, This
Is scientific testimony but the rc.,nbhy Of the
hundreds of thousands who have experienced the
preventive sa. ruI psiects VI the great ysge-.
table ton b aId Alternative of ni0dcrs times 10 stii
] more conclusive. In Fever and Asae, DysRefsia
Billiousness, Nervous Complaints, Chronic Com.
plsints AL general debility is ~ nearly infal
| liable as anything in thisfIl,4ls w9rlI e9n rs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

--Ewcll Il Jacob will furnish Gasoline
for Gasoline lamps and stoves at low
rates. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Nm. a. II. IRWIN, the Democratic can
didatc for Sheriff, returned home from
trip through the country precincts, last
night, and reports that the political OUT
look is splendid. The election 81 Mr.. ir.
win by large major ty is accepted on all
side. Us fla ed fact. Everybody has con.
adcnce in his ability, honesty and integ-
rity, and feel satisfied that he will make {"
faithful and eilicicn, Sheriff. Hence, nearly
everybody intends ~ vote for him.
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RIVER NEWS.
T'r.,niS.,l

Arlington, Columbus, Armada, prssucal,i
Wicks, ~ LOUIS; MID ~, shawn."towni
Julia, 49, 'aB Iy,Eeksn, da",apS''i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

WANrED.-Five hundred dollars in city
scrip and five hundred dollars in county
orders. Apply to ,
JEWETT WILCOX& CO,
,ou24.lm st. Charles Hotel, Cairo III.
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psgs!t!AYs.
- ~. DuNNIYG. m.D. Eses.

Os tDENeE -Coner hmih ani Walnut
oFFICE-Comer sixth Street and Ohio Leyee.
OFFICE HoURs--From oam. 10 u m, AMI
iaom 3 Ito 6p.m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Al the solicitation al nany ,tlAe. = OF both poll
tcal parties. hereby announce myself rs the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for SHERIFF. OF Alexander
county, 1T the ensuing November election.
FIRE d. KQEHLER
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

A NEW FiRM.-R. W. Miller and
Dyas T. Parker have formed u copartner-
ship for the transaction ola general for
wardingand commission business under the
firm name of Miller and Parker, and have
established themselves at 5s Ohio Levee.
Messrs. NJ. * r. rank among our Oldest
and most substantial business men, and
have the confidence of the entire commune
ity. Farmers seeking market at or
through Cairo cannot do better than to
patronize this new firm. They enjoy first
class storage and forwarding facilities, and
can dispose of consignments quite Us salts
factorily as any house in the city. We
most heartily commend them MS gentlemen
Of the highest business integrity. and en-
inently worthy of the patronage ofau who
patronize Cairo either asa market or re-
shipping point. ~. a., ~.
WORK REs UMED.-Work upon the
custom house and post office was resumed
yesterday under tho superintcndsncs Of
Mr.. Sease. y Cairo msnhapic. Mr., I,C,
Rankin, assistant supervising architect, is
in the city. and has given directions 10
have the work pushed forward with all
possible vigor. Ths,fact .thstthsre IL mo
cement In the city may delay the rpssonry
work few days, hut in thee mean time,
there is plenty Of work for the carpenters
Mf. Rankin would have arrived hsrc sev'
/ eral weeks sooner. hut for the demand for
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

10 CfTY VAN-fAfEEs.-Iuc CITY INK
book i, now in my possession, and shall
proceed at once 10 collect the taxes charged
herein. Pc rsons interested will please
take notice.
may be found a, by Office, corner OF
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
from 8 clock. a. M. to ~ pm, and from {!
SPIN. JOSEPH b. IAiLoH
oct 10, City Collector.
Nm j. A. JoSgs has taken an Office with
Mr.. James johnson, Superintendent OF
the ilinoi. Central railroad, in this city,
to represent, the Interests Of the National
Transportation Company, which furnish
very expeditions means Of communication
between Cairo. New York, Philadelphia
and all the leading cite. Of tho East. Ho
also represents the we'll known Star Union
line and the Allentown National line, thus
presenting TO the public all the choicest
facilities We, prov ided Cor receiving frcigh.s
from the Ea', or making shipments th'ther
Mr.. jone. /. an active obliging business
man. and viii cheorfully furnish all necos-
sary information to those who may apply
20 him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-01-28

A LUKE FITZGEKALD, AUCTIONEEK-WILLS Bell
IA. THIS DAY (FkIDAY) commencing at l0k O'clock,
private residence ll3 West Twenty
Sixth avenue, 325 ,000 worth of
magnificent and costly Household Furniture.
fine Oh Paintings and Br0nxes,
brilliant IL octave rosewood Pian0forte.
rich rosewood Stool and Cover. Music Stand,
cost 81 900, made 20 order;
has warrantso for years has box for shipping
Tho above house furnished since May.
Parors consist Of four rich Parlor Suits covered in
French satin brocate silk reps brocate Curtains to
Pier Mirrors, ladys Writing Desk and Bookcase V0vst
Medallion, Brussels and Thrcc-ply Carpets.
Bedrooms consist OF
rich Bedseads Burcaus Washsands fine Spring
Beda Horse Hair Mattresses Feather Beds. Sheets, Outfits
COunterpAnes, Blankets, DC.
Dining Room consists OF
IL foot Extension Table, Buffet solid black walnut Chairs
solid silver and plated Sheffield Cutlery French China Dinner
and Tea Sets $50 peces Table Linen Casters Uns, Fruit
Bell Casters other articles too mention
Kitchen and Front Basemen Furniture.
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IT IL EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE,
"A An extraordinary opportunity for
Housekee rers. Hotel Keepers and the Trade.
The Largest and richest Household Furniture Sale

AT IL EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE,
"A An extraordinary opportunity for
The Largest and richest Household Furniture Sale
NICHOLS Auction..r vii sell At public auction to-day
magnificent Household Furnturs Velvet and Me
dwelling residence IL East Tenth street. between Broadway
and Fifth Fifth avenue consisting Of superb
reps imported Furniture Cabinet
gded Tables Chairs ladys Desk rosewood Etssere pier
and Oriental Chairs Lounges Decker Brothers
IN Panoforo, Stool and Cover Brussels Ingram
rich french French cocks Vases stan.ry
Ornaments Books walnut and rosewood Chamber Suits
Is Spring and Hair Msitrssse. 90 pair, Bslsss Sheets
covered with and harcoth Silver Plated Ware China
Tea and Dinner Sets Crocker Table Cutlery walnut Tea
Goods removed. boxed andshpped BY responsible men,
AUCTION NoT THEs Si n TAYboH AucrIoNEEa.
Magnificent Household Furniture.
Paintings, Bronzss, statuary,
Marqueterie Bois Dc Rose cabinst s,,u ~. 49,.
on THIS DAY (FRIDAYl, January IS
sale commencing At l0H O'Clock.
offered At auction this the house furnished less than
six months. and in complete order Drawing Room Suits
so! s "a
cognures Jardtnisres, bookcase Canterbury. Medallion
Velvet Csrps, Paintings. Vase: Lace Curtains rosewood
sus style Louis HAIR SPRING s.s..s:, piose
Punch Bowl Sofas Chairs Rockers Lounses also all the
for packing sSppns REMOVING tho goods: Pais. 1i.hns
attend sale take Fifth stages bixh
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A UCTION NOTICE. BOOTS AND SHOES.
IA We will sail
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, JAN. 20,
nj l05f O'Clock.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES PRIME QUALITY
BOOTS, SHOES, BALMORALS AND CATERS.
In great variety OF STYLE
just received direct from and adapted the
trade generally.
AARON CLAFLIN 4 CO.,
No. 10 Murray street and No. 81 Park place.
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sALE.-Ar lis WEST TwENrY-sIxrH

A UcrION sALE.-AT lis WEST TwENrY-sIxrH
A Rare Opportunity for
H0usekeepers Wanting Good Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS CO., Auctloneers will sell all the
handsome Household Furniture nj the elegant prtyatc resi-
1ls Twenty sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues this Fday) morning January 49, nj ii o'clock
csey all the Furniture made order months ago for
the and will be sold the highest bidder with
out reserve.
Magnificent Rosewood ~ Octave Pianoforts.
Beautiful Parlor Suits latest styles,
Covered with and gold and crimson and gold French
satin brocate silk striped and plain reps Works OF Art
Mirrors Curtains. Tables, Turkish Chairs Lounges Book
Desk rosewood and walnut BedseAds. Bureaus Wash
stands Conmodes, spring and hair Mattresses, Beds Blank
cts Quilts Lnen Sofas Chairs Rockers Lounges sdeboard
China and syerwars Cutlery. &C. Parties wishing %
and stop Twenty sixth street. Goods packed and
shipped.