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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-04-06
TNIoN TICKET OFFICE

FOR TIE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA
BURLINGTON ari RUTLAND TROY and sCHU
hcTAbl and NEN YORK CENTRAL RAlLlloAle
or Wis ClamplaIn Stenmcr- making direct connect
with the GREAr WESTERN RAILROAD at suspct.. '
Bridge and LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUfFALl q
CHICAGO, and all points beyond also via OGuLNs
BuRGH and ORANn TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets for sole always nt The lowest rates and al.
gage checked 30 fia tae a'9,e route.
For any Information irs.fed call on or address
r. TRUE. Tiettf 1yssf
0nce a. PAVILION, opposite the Depot
6ldAw MONTPELIER VI.
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Advertisements.
A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,



Perhaps no one mcdslne ia universally required by
.nIysrSeiiy adopted into use in every country and
among all classes, as this mild bpt efcsnt PuI5n t
and far more encctua remedy than any other Ih9se
who have tried y know that cured then u9 6ieds
and All know that what II does II does Away
II never ails through any hult or neglect o. l
siton Wehaye thousands ~ eompSints
but such are known IN every neghhoihooa anu w
need not publish them Adapted 70 Al age, aq Son
deetcrous drug they be taken with safety hy any
body Their sugar coating sS vvs re Yse
table harm arise from their use In any quantity
They operate by their powerful influence on thc In
i vsce w obspuetops Of ths stomach
es irregular action 10 health and by correcting wher
they exist such dofangemensas are the hrst origin
Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper the box
for the following complaints, which these Pulls rapdy
For Dy,p,p,ia or ndg,sor Li,tie,ne'', Langu0r and
Loss Of ippsf, they should be taken moderately to
stimulate the stomach and restore Us healthy tone ana
action.
For Liver Complaint and rs various symptoms Baon'
Hadsohs, Sex HsafaoAs Jmndce OF Gresn SeAnf'' ho
Cote aud Rous fstcrs they should be ludclousy taken
for each case correct the diseased action remove the
distractions which cause ii.
For Dy,snfsry or Dgrhaa, but mild dose is gcner
ally required.
/ For Rhsaafisn Gout. Crawl Palpfaton n ire Hspf,
Pain IN s SIDE Baot and Loin they should be- contn
uousy taken A. required to change the diseased action
Of the system. With such change those complaints DIS
appear.
For DroB'y and Dropiea Srehg' they shouldhe taken
in large and frequent doses to produce tho effect Of
grastic purge.
For Suppre,fon large dose should be taken as pro
duces the desired effect by sympathy
Asa DfsNER PfLt, take or two Pills 10 promote
digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels
into healthy action restores the appetite and viguatcs
the system Hence II is often advantageous where no
serious degranEomont exists. one who feels tolcrahl
we'll often hnds that dose Of these PiLls makes him
fee decidedly better from their cleansing and renoyat
ing effect on the digestive apparatus
DIR. j. c. AVER 4 CO., Prsef,eli cAsahr,
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NOTICE. 49, We have Wilton's CaiaHi
~ Cure, for the cure Of Catarrh It will also .'
Headache, foothacho and Neuralgia, and We Hllit
und the money for every bottle that does not help a
pateht. We invite every 20 call az stores 81
Test the medicine with very ingenious patent nlai
before purchasing
DR.. J, d. Woodward, Bixhy & Co., Reddcld & Cfa'i.
Agents in Moutpeior s.. Wood, gent Ia parre Oh "
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HOMEOPATHIC
N + d I c N h s

The subscriber has procured from the most reliable
Homeopathic Pharmacy, and largest German I'm
porting House, full and complete
assortment Of
Me- q mes and h % -,
for physicians and nmly use Tho utL.ost pains have
been used ~ secure the most reliable qualities, and
to procure books which, while they simple
and can be easily Understood by any person,
will give perfect descriptions Of the
remedies and case
These books for family use are indispensable to those
who Homeopathic R,msai,' and to have them whore
they DO examined by purchasers, instead Of being
obliged 70 order unseen, Is great advantage These
medicines guaranteed for Eenuness and purity and
the pains will always he taken In obtaining and
dispensing them. They will be sold In
TISCrUREs, DILUTIONs, AND TRTrURATIONs.
by the single vial, or in complete sets.
Poegsf casd Of M,dionsi -ifA or Without Bsoi 81 al
'tis'. PAyi'c,aHs ard FiHHliy Msdieas cA,'t'
Pocket Cases containing 10 to 2o remedies Pure Moth
or Tinctures, Tuturatons and Dilutious, with
SUglr VI Alik, Glohules, Alcohol &c, for
Physicians use, with Phals Oorks,
&C. Ac, &c, &c.
TiNcf. ARSIcA 4RNICA PLASTER. ARNfcA saLgE.
the best Remedies for Burns, scalds Bruises,
sprainsi &c. &o.
ES- Orders by mall will meet with prompt attention
aud goods shipped 10 any part Of the state.
~ Sample orders from Physicians solicited Any
Homeopathic Book published procured on shortest
T. c. PHINNEY.
Suec,iisr 10 j. Eliot SRiiiA 4 Co.
Montpelier, May 10. is69.-davu
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I'M ''.n' ~ r.,t n1,ii,
'oller' Of O'p'' a1u 10 l'..i S'''' 'g
~ n''iDa' ''p ,,..,..,.,,
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FIRST NORrG AGE BONDS
or rug
70, o,.
OhesAl eANe ana VA" h'''Ioa" '""P''y
THE CHEsApEAbEANp ONO RAILROAD
oors OF the chesapeake bay Wit. ll' 'o.' iN''' w.
point OF ie'A"'' nav -'''o" '1' ''' WIZ"
i'nl'oaa sSs stem ana wafer Tram % '' 9'''
West "A- 9.1l'
FORMS THE ADDITIONAL EAST AND "'AI
TRUNK LINE,
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THE IMPORTANCE or TuIs ROAD As a SEW
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rIiE cHURS.

The dash churn is still in use by many Of
the best butter makers, and from an hour to
an hour and-a.hslf required to produce the
butter. Mr.. d. had seen good butter made
in ten minutes, and had churned cream aud
completed the operation Of butter making in
five minutes, and believed the butter as good
as If it had been three hours in coming. Still,
the best Philadelphia prints" which always
sells for one dollar per pound, are made in
the barrel churn, aud an hour is occupied in
its production under the most favorable cir.
cumstances. Butter Workers we're briefly
noticed, and Butter Packages dwelt upon at
length, but as that subject was considered in
all its essential points in our notice Of last
week, ws viii not extend this report by a
repetition.
Mr. Bliss concluded his essay by assuring
his hearers that under the most favorable
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Agtipult utal.

This Department Is conducted by
Hon. ]. W. Colburn and Hon. John Gregory.
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

Changes In AdmlnIstra ation-Cond OF the
CrOps-Rewnrd for Destruction or Ser.
nsuts-yarlous Items.
KINGSTON, jamaica Jan. o, 1870.
BARBADOS.
The flagship Royal Alfred, bearing the nag OF Rear
Admiral Wellesley, arrived at Bridgetown on the
2lst OF December, where the Admiral was saluted
BY the British steamers Jason ana Niobe both or
which were lying at anchor In Carlisle Bay. The
North German friRate Niobe arrived from Cape dc
Verde Islands on the 1ith OF December.
1t s said that Governor Rawson has been recalled
10 England and that his Excellency il to be super.
seded BY sir Benjamin Pine, from Antigua. The
cause OF Mr. Raws0n's removal is said TO have been
Qccasioned by legal proceedings Instituted In Eng.
land against MIN at the instance OF the late Colonial
Secretary he having been dismissed the service) of
tne Bahamas, charging his ExCelency with being
guilty OF cerealn unlawful acts while holding her
AajeSI's commission as Governor OF the bahamas.
TRINIDAD.
Private letters received by the mail from infuen-
tal sources In England state that Governor Gordon
Will go 10 the Maurtius and Major Muniy to TrinI-
DAD. The ship wiltshire, from Calcutta arrived on
tne Zotn OF december, with GOO coolie immin,ants
for the plantations
ST. LUCIA.
tho government have IN contemplation the o<L,r.
ing OF premium for the destruction or serpents IA
tney Are becoming 30 destructive to human life in
b. Lucia.
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ADVERTISING swHulem CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP.

novel case, at least in the Massachusetts, courts
has just been decided In the municipal court nt
BoRon. Il seems tnat two swindlers named
HoOper and Smmonton, have been engaged on Com
mercial street. In that ciy in raising money by ad
vertislng for partner In the firm OF A. Hooper 4
Co., shippers. They would offer great Inducements
by advertisement, enHce some victim, who would
put In his capital OF $500 or ST. OOO and soon after
nnding there was no business, would sell out to
the nrm for nominal snm. SimmOnt0n was
the convenient partner whose business II was
to retire from the frm whenever the victim was
ready TO buy In. One OF the last men bled in this
way was an old sea captain OF Beverly, who was
thus swindled out OF $500. The next man was Will
liam Derbyshre an Engshman. from Central
America who was 1nveiQed into putting money
into the bogus frm. BY good luck he found his way
to the law Ofnce OF Mr.. Edwin Morton, who thought
he his way clear 10 break up the swindlars. by
the help OF shrewd ofllcer he had them arrested.
OF the judges OF the municipal court declining to
issue the warrant because he saw no hope Of con-
vlctlng them. Another Judge was willing to have
the powers OF che law tested and on Wednesday the
~ thieves we're convicted on the Indictment found
few weeks since. BY prOvldenttal incident Mr..
Morton able to and the Beverly victim and con-
front him o witness with the swindlers who
were beaten at al points, and now will 90 to prison
for some years. The case u an important one, as
settling point In law, and likely 70 check the sue
cess OF the advertising dodge now so much employed
by KnaVa0.
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we. dai and nominal at about II Isa y or
ss: :S. y ,.. y :sss. ssisS;s: ss'ss
dull ana nominal ~ Soc. a il Tor r Western. No
ss,ss wsr' .p Reported a. Corn da old was wsoy
% yellow %sa s :aa p.r., sa, :sa aa
's Hs y e
Wss WsP Par % arva On PIT .;s ssrmA Oats dull! and
s though small M lot. '%ai .oa !. se so
and ~ for western There small saies amounting
sss and So Tor whit. % o6o '0f ''' '0 'os
sS.IersS qas but s assss
steamer: bale: sse cotton had. ,.a% hss,S'r z
s.s:.: S,.S sss petroleum. ssa
and s product. At about sls brig Barbaoes and
a % e. H.
a oT ss.sa sa 1 70 s were steady
HAY-There was only . moderate demand, owing to the
ri Gs'. '. y'fs s M ~ Is iss :aS %
HIxr and nominal a. the quotations published In
our HnrsTs: 1..,.:Hs ,s. No sas' - wsrs ssgons% anita
lSs as'c Tor common . choice grades
for o and poo: Tor !. ssds ~. ~.rs
heavy and nominal = hs QuOsAsons published In our last
!, NAyAL sTosE..-TS. demand for spirits .urpen.ne wa.
a .aa
for New 'SsS SS.
was more demand and price: were higher closing about
4.ss e sssa as ns
s: sas.s ~ ss
sGss a. ss 81 y xasGr s s.:. sa g g
q S G o . few w. IS IS % 4. r.
g Sc 'ss;; 's :s: 81 ss o;s:;
kinds wsrs dull. but unchanged in vaius.
:.:s; ss: lara Ss
moder.e joobng demand :. about yoserdAy pcss but 4
wsr. SO Al 81 81 for new ms.. sna prime
mess also 10y bbs new mess for the lot July Ssv 76
q NJ 4; = : anas
BY We quote: :ocny lsSs: lss and western, li.c s
also tisrcs. fr pr. ms.s Ss s1sIs ana
bb sSS $50 for Texss and 81 ss Tor western. Cut
meats were dull and no sales were reported prices
nOIn, mon :. ys:.s,d.ys aao;acn: Bacon .,e
ribls l5ac. Lard slow OF sale, demand bsin
for No to kettle rendered For future delivery we
nepTa 81 ne asle. c1s gr:ssS;y ssH reported
sellers at isc which there wsrs no buyers
market for refined was extremely quiet there being
mnnd either for export speculation were
~hs % s ns nssIIy raa
rumorsd a SO. Jobbins lots were selling =. Ssc sc
In fhadsphs shs market Was da and heavy ana price.
were lower closing at s0Hc The demand extremely
BUGAn.-The amount Of business transacted in raw wa.
small the demand from al casses of buyers being light
h': I 20 q SSs % s The s ;ss wsrs M
quiet and weuk st yesterdays quotations. We
quote hard Ike Akc soft white, sxo als,sc extra
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Died.
10. Make AARON.

AAR0N.-On Sunday, January 20, MAKE AARON,
wife OF A. Aaron In the 75th year or her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend the funeral the residence OF her son,
O'Clock noon. 7T-0I =.
ARNoLD.-On Saturday. January 90 at her resi-
dence, " South First street, Williamsburg Mrs ANNE
ARNOLD aQed So years.
The relatives and friends of tho family. as also
those Of ner brother, John Kelly, ex-sherin OF New
are respectfully Invited to attend the Tuneral from
the Church Of st. Peter and 81 Paul, Second street.
between South Second and South Third streets this
(Monday) morning, at haT-past nine O'Clock wien q
solemn high maas OF requiem wiz be offered for the
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LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS.


After the boards on Saturday the following were
the latest prices OF stocks In the Long Room which
was kept open beyond the usual hour owing 70 the
storm:-New YORK Central ana Hudson River stock
95A aosk; New York Central aud Hudson River
scrip, ok %; Harlem, 1so; Erie, 24k 24x; Read.
ing, oSk o6h; Lake Shore, SAX SAX; wabash,
52A 5ak Plttsburg, 90 9l>s; Northwestern, Tx
71K; Northwestern preferred ssK q ssK; Rocx
Island, l1sx 1i3k; Fort Wayne, IS ssk; Mil.
waukee and st. Paul. 70 . TAX; Milwaukee ana
St. Paul preferred s611 SO; Ohio and Mississippi,
25H 2sx; New Jersey Central, 90 q 98k; Western
Union Telegraph 3ox a5k; Cumberland, "a q 34k;
Quicksilver, 13h 14N; Pacific Mail, sex q 3oA;
Adams Express, "a e4k; weIlsFarg Express, 20 q
2oh; American Merchants Union Express, seX
S7h; United States Express, SIX say; Canton
Company. 565s 66 Illinois Central, 1874 1873; Mich
igan Central, 1i7,s 1ls; Maripcsa, o1 0k; Mari
posa preferred, 10 1917;
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PORTO RICO.

Tho Sugar Crop Promising Favorably-
Largo Amount OF Tonnage In Port.
ST. THOMAS, Jan. II, 1870.
From Porto Rico we learn that the sugar crop Is
promising very well. Work on the estates will be-
come general about the middle Of this month The
nrst cargo will be shipped from Ponce for Baltimore
on or about the 21st inst. This is however an ex-
ceprOnal case and the active time wlll not como
until February.
There Is q large amount OF tonnage in Porto
Rico as presens, whlcn will take away the nrss
sugars.
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ST. THOMAS.

Tho Sunken Steamer Colombinn-Tho Case OF
the TELEGRAPH.
ST. THOMAS, Jan. II, 1870.
The Messrs Murphy had the Colombian partly up,
but chain breaking they were Obliged to stop in
-crdor to mend IT, and Will commence again In few
days.
The lawyers have all arrived In Tortola TO try the
case OF the Tesgraio, which VIII come up on the
10Th iuatAnt.
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COURT CALEN0AaS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CHAMBKRs.- BY Judge Car
d0zo. Call OF calendar at twelve M.-Nos. a. 105,
122, 1872 2O6, 2lT, 231. 232, 23I, AS, 249.
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERM-Part 1.-Berore
Judge Cross Non jury causes oniy.-NOs. 4720 4S2l,
1922 122 12S, l33 1852 2l2 22 lS2 273 300, 2o7 2s3
287, 201, 200.
MARINE COURr-TRTAL TRRM-Part 2.-Before
Judge Curtis Non jury causes only-Nos. 81, rs,
282 284.
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RIos-Th. demand light and We heard Of sales q
moment We Qa0te: :-Common 10 prime Carolina &c. a7c,
SEED6.-Lnseed dnl and nominal about % H. Eoid
duty paid Grass were dull and nominal al ysstsrdAyc
prices,
sTEARrNB va. IN moderate demand at steady prices.
There were sold 60 tierces at 161lc, l6kc
TALLow.-The demand fair especially for the good
Eades which were spAngy offered. There sold $50
WHsKRY-kecslps IA bbls. Tho market was only
moderately active and heavy Sales $50 bbs Il 9oc. e.
l0ain Al
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C0AlMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. e9-6PM.
CorTKK-Rio was quiet but steady the quotations pub
hed in our Last ISSUE The sales only a77 bags az
Inchdsrins on private terms Other kinds were duh but
unchanged
corroN,-The market for this staple was sxceedingIy
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quiet tho demand being doubtless checkei considerably by
The noomency OF the weather Tho offerings fair and
prices were heavy and sales made At
sshs concession from yesterdays ngrca Tho saios
only si bales Of which b: spinning n for export
am on speculation. There far business Ia future
ge..rs ers =. prices c &c oooS % sosa oealnsI
m;dnS tos June a saa 10, d. Tor Jsnaary .. lisc
the 18th do at 25c 800 for March, at a5c 4s0 dos for
nIrl. ut 9,c 2,sc 100 do for july al ~ c 800 do
May and 2 DO for June private terms We append
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

SARAH PoxKaoY wife OF the lste O. IL winston. IN
the 71th year OF her are.
Tho relatives aud trends and those OF her son.
John I. wiillstou. and soniniaw, Onsrcs Q. Ourts.
are invited 70 attend the funeral from her late rest,
dcnce. 60l Atlantic street, brooklyn. on TUESDAY
afternoon, at half-past two O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BouCnE-CuRRAN.-On Thursday evening, January
~, BY the Rev. Father Graham, CHARLES BoUCHB, OF
Mortagne, France to MISS IsID0RA CUEnAN, OF Jer-
sey City.
Mobile papers please copy.
FIQuET-TRIBIT.--On Thursday, January ~, by
the Rev. David Mitchell ID. d., G. JRRoME FfQUEr
to EvEIiNA b., only daughter OF Samuel Tribt, Esq.
all OF this city. No cards.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

were unsettled within narrow fluctuations, and
therein closely followed tho movements OF the gold
market. The latest street prices on Saturday were
as followss-United States skies, registered, 1881,
1lSK 11Sx; do skies, 1884, coupon, l1sH .
1ls1S; DO nvetwentics. registered 1sd2 1l6K l15H
do, do, 1852 coupon, 1I5x 116; do. do 1884, do,
n5k ll0k; do. DO, 1896, do 1l6K 116X; do. DO,
1885. do, January and July, 11Ah au4k; DO. do,
1867 do, 114K q ll4X: DO. do, 1895. do, 1l4x
114X; do. tenforties registered, l12X o l12k; do
do, coupon, 1l2x 1l2k: currency bonds, lllX
1l2
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were Irregular the general list beng strong. Ten.
nessees were heavy and lower under unfsvora-
BILE legislation the question Of the State taxes
and North Carolinas'hrm and higher. The Louisi
anas were weak, but improved ar the close. Tbs
South Carolinas were strong and active, advancing
an average Of about i've per cent on the several
issues, while the virginias were buoyant upon tho
readmission Of the State BY Congress.
MONEY
was In abundant supply to borrowers on call at rates
ranging rom four TO per cent with exceptional
transactions at three and seven. Commercial paper
was in demandat seven to nine per cent Foreign
exchange closed dull and firm at decline from the
rates ruling the early portion, when some OF the
spectators IN gold had sought to assist their move
ment Dy manip lating the sterling market
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks Ia
again favorable In all respects. The increase In
specie Is over million, and in legal tenders over
two millions making total gain In the reserve OF
over three millions AS the increase in their iabfi-
ties Is only two and half millions the gain in :ne
surplus the legal reserve is two and half mil.
lions This surplus Is now the remarkable sum OF
$3s 2420 0so. The following are tho last two state.
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

RY Er RAYxoND-oFrIcE 80 PINE sTREEr-oS
- Tuesday, Feb nj " O'clock s the Exchange Sales
roo Ill Broadway tho direction of James O'ten
Esq Sheriff, No. EaE Thirteenh street, the four story
and basement brick House with al The modern Improve
nsnss. nAps aad particulars at The oGea.
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DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, ArCTIONEER.
ID Sells this day 10Y O'Clock No ~ Clinton place be-
Broadway and University place, costly and mn2ni
cent Household Furniture Pianos, Mirrors &c contained in
the four story private residence consisting ee
giant Parlor Suits brocatel also In figured and plain
Teps elegant Pier Mirror fine Piano Engrayngs Paintings,
Of scenery, costing 10 each Velvet and Bris
sells Carpets gerss Secretaries, Whatnots Lounges
French Chairs OAK and black walnut Chamber Suits Cottage
Suits Desks Easy Chairs Ocoths HAtstands, wardrobes
Library Suits, Centre Tables oak Dining Tables and Chairs
sivsrware Crockcry Glassware, Cutlery wsre Hair and
Marasss Feather Bedding, Paor and other Stoves
Cooking Utensils Kitchen Furniture &c.; opportunity
positively without whatever Catalogues ready
early. MAX BAYERsDoRFRR. Genera, Auctioneor, ssl
a
The New York herald., 1870-01-31

Ily N. DOUGHTY, ,AUCTIONHER. .--CoNsrGNFR Esq sALg
ID OF Household Paror Fur to be sod NJ auction
on Monday Jan 81 at ICY ococx at the salssroon 70 Mas
street, without reserve viz Rosewood wnnr Par
lor and Chamber Velvet Carpets Wardrobss and Book
cases. Lounges, Mattresses Beddlng &c Sale positive
shine. - '''
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A UcTIoS sALE-Ar ns WEST TwEsTYsIxTH

"A street.
A rare opportunity for
houseksepors wanting good Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO.. Auotioneers win sell all the
handsome Household Furniurs u tho elegant private res
dencs i8 Twenty sixth between Sixth and Seventh
this MONDAY morning, January 81 at II O'Clock
precise all the Furniture made to order months
for present owner and will be sold 10 the highest bidder
without
MAanihcent rosewood ~ octave Panotorts;
Beautiful Parlor Suits. latest styles
covered with and gold and crimson and gold French
satin brocAtc striped silk reps aud plain Works OF Art
Eroazes Clocks On Paintings: Vases s'atuary EtaSerss
case, Desk, rosewood and walnut Beds esds bureaus
Washstands, Commodes Spring and Hair Marcssrs Beds
Blankets. Quilts, Linen, Sofas, Chairs Rockers Lounges
sldeboHrd Extension Table; Velvet Brasso. Ingram Car
B-rnres wishing to attend this sale take BrDaiway,
Sixth Seventh cars and stop Twenty
street. Goods packed and shipped.
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Up,cn,is AID srosf'eapi

FLOUR AND Keoeipts pa bbls fonr i7a9 bn %
meal S3lS bushels wheat 76ho. 4lI3 do oats
aooo do barley 90 DO peas and 4ss do malt Tho -Four
grades being held rm fam an In era
generally sales 500 bbs prices wuia the range
changed value Sales. $50 bbis Rye was oue, and
prices favored buyers Tho sales were 300 bbs Corn
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A UCTION SALE. AT II EAST TENTH STREET,
IL Between broadway and sixth avenue
Over $4,000 worth OF magnificent
and costly Household Furniture, Carpets,
Magnificent rosewood ~ octave Pianofortc,

sI ssssns Vs!ao ssss' n ]. a9ss. ~ nvIns n
French Cabinet, Bois de rose, magnificent Paintings,
1t pub 10 auction,
THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, January RI. ai lok O'Clock
and will resume again this afternoon at o'clock AZ the large
residence II East Tenth street between
and Syth Tne largest assortment Of
Household Furniture oers At Ruton this All tbs
less than nine months. Magnificent rosewood Pianoote
from Decker Brothers Stool and Cover cost elegant
and Curtain. TO match French Plate Mirrors
do Tables Eta:eres Bookcase, Canterbury,
Paintings Bronzes Vases 6atuary Velvet Brases and
grain Carpets rosewood and walnut Bedsteads bureaus
Washsands Commodos, Spring and Hair Mattresses Bo.
s.er., Pillows BI.nke.: Sheets Quit. Sofas Chairs,
China Tea and Dinner Sets, Glass Crystal and Silver
Ware Basement and servans Furniture, 40 N B-ite
ablemen In attendance pack goods for
Parties wishing attend this sale Broadway Stages
University or Sixth avenue