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The New York herald., 1870-08-25
UsivERsALST STATE CONVENTION.
HUDSON, August "a, 1870.

nUDSON, August "a, 1870.
The Universaist State Convention for the state of
New York assembled In this city in annual session
yesterday. Mr. E. W. Cromwell, Of New York, was
elected president, ana j. Herbert Grant, Of Auburn
secretary.
The reports Of the various committees or the Con-
venti0n have been presented, and mainly accepted
after brief discussion. The report OF the Committee
Ordination Of Fellowship presents the following
facts:--Thlrteen letters granted seven letters of
license renewed, four transfers granted, two
transfers received four ministers ordained, two per-
missions for ordination granted, resignation ac
cepted one OF discipline, In which the accused
was exOnerated.
The afternoon was devoted to the revision Of the
constitution.
In the evening a discourse was dellv cred by Rev.
Asa SAKE, ID. d., OF Rochester.
The adoption OF the new constitution was deferred
until the next annual session.
To-day the following were elected trustees OF the
St. Lawrence ty:-Washington Whcelock
and George Robinson.
The following were appointed q committee on fe-
lOwship and Ordinatlon:-Revs. JOnn w. Mont
gOmery, J. M. Pullman, ]. G. Bartholomew, G. w.
Tomlinson and Messrs. Munroe Crane, Ii. s. Green
leaf and Charles Eddy.
The Convention sermon was preached by Rev. l..
Holman, OF Little Falls
This afternoon an educational meeting was held
at whio0 speeches were made in furtherance OF edu-
cation.
The Convention Is largely attended; its sessions
interesting and HARMONIOUS.
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REMARKABLE AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Young Lady Found Dead in Bed.

From the Hillsboro (M0) Democrat, August 2oI
One OF the most startling occurrences that has
taken place In this county for many days occurred
in the vicinity Of Rush Tower, ON the Misslssippi
some eighteen miles from Hillsboro last week. A
young lady from 81. Louis was visiting at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. w. D. Weaver, who, besides the re.
mainder OF his family, had two twin daughters
aged upwards OF fourteen years. On Thursday
evening, the 18th inst. quite gay company OF the
young iolks were assembled at Mr.. weaver's The
entertainment was kept up until after ten o'clock
when Miss Weaver now deceased, retired to bed
with MISS Conn., one of her visitors. At an early
hour In the morning the other Miss Weaver camc
up stairs to awaken the young ladies. Miss Conn
was asleep, Miss weaver stepped nearly TO the bed
side. when she stopped, turned and ran screaming
down STAIRS crying that her sister was dead, A
wild rush was made by the family below, and the
room soon contained oil the occupants Of the house.
Miss Conn awoke, and, jumping up, ran from the
room fright, Ignorant or the Of the excite
menr. The scene In the room has often been
equalled but never described. The young girl was
stone dead. She was lying upon her back, with her
hands crossed upon her breast, as II she had died
cold when they discovered her dead she could not
have been lleess for any great length OF time Pre-
parations were made for BURIAL but before the body
could be placed In the coffin the corpse began TO
swell, and great quantities OF blood poured from the
mouth nose and ears. 1t could not beHstanched
and with difficulty was kept from saturatnv every.
thing around the body. The features became dis.
tended, and the color OF the body black, the whole
change occurring within short time after the dis
covery. The young lady was buried on the 18Th
inst. No inquest was held, we believe Taken alto
gether we consider this very strange case. Disease
OF me heart Is the cause TO which Is attributed the
indulgence OF character to bring about such an
event was partaken OF by the young ladies' and It Is
probable that the calamity could not have been
avertcd by any change Of exercise beforehand. The
Weaver and family, and the amlable young lady Is
mourned by all who knew her.
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TIE WEST SIDE MANURE DUMPS.
The Citizens Up in Arms--How Capitalists Defy
Public Opinion What Health
Inspector Says.


numerous complaints having been made ny cfri-
az TO the ofensiyeness of the lois bounded Nv
Eleventh avenue North river Th,r,v arm an rh,rtv.
o,,,,, -. ' ~ '@'' -'v W @"' '"'.y
e'sn'n htreets, which IL used by various parties
as manure dumping ground, Dr. Morris, City
Sanitary Irxnec,or n.s ,.a &c., ,,..a ,or,.. -
.ho .... "'' ma" o'ueis 'Ssucu iooAAnt "
'e Abatement OF the nuisance. This block has long
been one OF the most ofYensive eveaores ana
foul smel,ny cesanoo,a ~ ,,' -
onn ,,a 80 p0o.' on 'ne west sue Oh the civ'
ana the Board of Health win do good service by
dyiying ont the nar,,as ,vh, "a, =. 49, .. =.
the ppb,ic he,,th fA' - '"0 '~P''AS -
A. r. r,s.a.a,s s". ..s-,
AZ iuesuays session or the Board the following
oral report was made by Dr. Simeon n Len sanitarv
Inspector.
,s.,,,,
J nereWltn peg 10 present q report and diagram
pacina before you the result OF special inspection
aue oy lhe ~ Tue manure dumps located In an
ou .c wGst sue oi tne CITY, bounded on the south
Dy Mest thirty street ana the new made ground
o. tme PROPOSED Malnatsa M market Site on the east
Dy Eleventh avenue on tne norm by West Thirty
elghtn street ana dock OF tho New York rendering
COMPANY, on Tue west py inc North or hudson river,
consisting OF three blocks crossed transyersely by
iour stroe,s, Whlcn mere nnd termination. and
interseced by the Eleventh avenue already graded,
together with the unfinished Twelfth avenue run
nihg IN horizontal direction, thus forming
three squares or reclaimed land, situated
on tne r1ver 'front.' In q section OF the
CITY Wnlch is rapidly becoming denseIy populated
Inc Detef 10 understand why thls particular place
should have been selected asa sadeposltory OF manure
and that In opposlt0n TO the expressed wishes aud
efforts OF parties who own the property, 1t Il simply
necessary 10 call attention 10 the number u horses
anu COWS whch nnd staoliilg IN the immediate
nelBncorn0od, which create during twentyI0ur
hours an Immense amount oI manure Inc owners
Vi lnese animals ana sla bles In many instances are
poor, puV nohesl hdustrlous and hard WORKING
people, ihey run Wen appreciate now detrimental
70 healtn IL wouid De 10 retain any quantity oi ami
MAJ eAcreta IN ciose proximity 70 their dwellings,.
M ali therefore take advantage OF the nearest place
anu reaaiese neans 70 rid themselves OF the
nuisance Besides THIS A. appears quite traflc has
pecu euHaeeu III ny pares contracting To I'LL up the
H Hivc sanken os in question, WHO IN lieu Of dirt
naVe uenIereu mahuie, wnne IN not iew instances
4, noney M nas Deen paiu art the manure away, When
!. mas usuaiiy ounu .n' NO restlnR place. Ihe re-
su. VI hs mas peen 3w ho rSe tract OF iand, lying
De.ween sro irey-seve- - street ana Inlrtye
81, ssieo. anu occupying more thah three-quorters OF
lhe entlre Diock Is simply one mass Of manure, ex
tenulhg 10 deptn III some places OF twenty feet IL
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the INHABITANTS or TINE DRY TORTUGAs.

ADJUST ~, lolVs
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue Of to-day you publish extracts from
a letter dated Saltve, Va, August q addressed to
the Abingdon VaUfntan, which certainly merited
the heading OF "a Strange Story" under which you
published them. Being stationed at the Dry Tortu-
gas-from which post am now on leave OF ab.
sence-I am inclined to doubt the sanity honesty,
Of the exConfederate oicer and certainly the cre-
dulity of the editor of the Abingdon Virgtnan
not be questioned. The island Is occupied by four
companies OF the Third United States artillery and
about forty prisoners. These Its inhabitants
II we except the lighthouse keeper and family. Tne
prisoners, part OF whom are negroes are all under
sentence OF military courts, and are mostly desert
ers or murderers. As for the other statements In
the letter, they are hardly worthy reuaton, mas
much as evees are rarely built where never needed,
and vessels have been never known TO go to the Tor
tugas for commissary coffee. Three thousand pen
niless persons would not find begging among few
hundred soldiers and dozen officers very remu-
nerative business, and all work on the island
confined to the fort, and that suspended, laborers
might offer themselves at five instead OF fifty cents
month and md no employers. left many in Tor
tugas who were Indeed praying to leave its shores,
but am unaware OF any reason for their stay other
than that which compes me TO retul the s'Anng
aatImD. Lieutenant CAIsihIDIE.
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Marie Krebs, young and beautiful German
pianist Of reported exceptional talent is on her way
to this country.
Nine. Vlardi-Marti late prima donna at the
theatres Of Constantinople, Alexandria, Rio Janero,
and Theatre Royal OF Brussels, is at present In
New York. Accounts from the abovenamed cities
speak highly Of the lady, whom we expect to hear
this winter at the Academy Of Music.
The Church Music Association whose concer
last season were marked with SO much success Is
now preparing for q second series OF con
certs. which promises 10 be, II possible,
more generously and extensively carried for.
ward than the first series Social influence ana
wealth seem to attend the progress of this young
and deserving institution. 1t has already some
SIX thousand dollars towards Its future expenses,
and before long expect TO hear that the supscrp
ton list has been closed. Mr.. George r. Strong OF
Wall street, has proved himself to be enlcienr
president.
bic amount OF training and precision will have its
ranks sweed by the addition or many others who
are des1rous OF joining the association The executive
committee deals literally with members OF the
part OF the organization and is entitled TO
TWO tickets for each concert DR.. James Pecn,
the accomplished and interchangeable conductor, mas
been retained and placed on the executive COM
plated coalition Of the Mendelssonn Union and the
Harmonic Society with the Church Music Associa-
ton. We are not prepared TO say how or In what
Way but 0s the MendeSsOnn and Harmonic have
to great extent for several years existed only In
name such coalition will assist more fully to pro.
mote the interests OF musical art-far more LARGELY
than 1t is possible for either society alone accom-
plish
The ArOn Society Will probably give several repre-
sentatlons OF German opera during the season, and
the Berge Choral Union will produce some OF the
best works OF the oratorio school In grand style.
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg WILL make her debut In
OratOrO this fall.
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THE BRITISH NAVY.

Serious Preparation for the Eveutualities Of
the War-The Old Flag Run Out, and ssNInls
Rendy'' the Order-Torpedo Experimsuts-
Hints from tho French Naval Batteries
PIan-The Monarch and Captain Turret
6hips-NIanning the Bntteres-WMl she be
Great Little Britains
LONDON, July 13, 1870.
The Channel squadron away from the coasts of
England the iron-cads OF the Mediterranean ab.
sent from that ever-rolling sea, and the station
which generally has two admrals left without one,
the command temporarily devolving upon junior
captain with commodore's broad pennant flying,
and this at q time when dark clouds overhang
Europe, is considered by this Admiralty as polite
have just had telegram from Gibraltar to say
that the squadron from Engla and will, in all proba-
bity. be In that port tomorrow, they having been
seen to the westward, sailing in two divisions.
The Mediterranean squadron are In all pro-
bability cruising, on the lookout for
the homo squadron, In the vicinity Of
Gibraltar, they having left Malta on the sd inst.
The squadron then consisted of ten vessels, five of
which were iron-cads and five small vessels Four of
the latter saluted the flagship when outside the
Malta channel and parted company, one for the
coast Of Syria another for the Pr8ns and the other
two under sealed orders. The combined neet 1
now hear, will not proceed to the Atlantic. The
economical principles OF the pTesent governments
are becoming daily more and more disagreeably
manifest and with regard to the cheap north coun-
try coal which has been introduced Into the navy
am quite convinced the smoke win prove very dele-
terious, not only to the canvas and masts but the
black clouds which the funnel emits VIII ueriously
interfere with efrective signalling.
AT WAR FEVER HEAT.
the Royal navy reserve drill ships at the various
ports are getting their men, which are principally
merchant seamen now In England drilled up to
'man-ofwar PITCH" ana during the week the men
rom London have been sent to the practice range
adjacent, to the Royal Arsenal at woolwich where
section OF man-ofwar Is erected to instruct them
LII naval Runnery, through o course of which every
man mas to pass during his annual training, and l
am informed their practice was very good.
ToRPGDoEs AND NAVAL BATTERIES.
The new torpedo experiments have been again
POSTPONED; but am assured they will come on next
week, probably on Tuesday. Therefore I intend IN
take run down to the Midway to witness the ,r,.,
OF this addition to the many instruments or naval
and military torture.
The governments are about to adopt a p,an m
which the batteries are now ntted on the French
Hon-c,sds, on the broads,de iron-clad sultan. now
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DROWNED IN CRoIoN LAKE.

william A. Platt. aged fourteen, and son OF A.
Warner Platt, OF new YORK, was accidentally
drowned In Croton Lake on Tuesday afternoon.
The little fellow whose parents have been spending
short season at the lake, was observed to launch
q tiny rowbOat alone. and In u few minutes after
was missed from the craft both the oars of which
were seen anoat. Search was at once made and the
body recovered, when all etortsat
nnavailinR. An inquest was subsequently held on
the remains by Coroner Grimm, and verdict of acct
dental drowning rendered
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rear Admiral Glisson reports 20 the Navy Depart
ment that he has relieved Rear Admiral Radiord in
command OF the European feet, hosting his nag on
board the United States steamer Franklin, on Flush
ing, Holland, August ~.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

At their own request Captain Kane and Lieuten-
ants O'Tooc, Richardson and Mallory, unassigned
have been honorably discharged from the army with
one years pay each, under the recent Of Congress-
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the nineteenth century. he hRd ne certainly
would have put by good portion OF his fortune Tor
the endowment OF a hospital In which 'lame dncksp
of the Drake family might end their modern days In
comparative ease and comfort.
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CLAIMS SErTLED.-Colonel Stanton of the Paw
masters ONCE has Just completed the settlement of
the last OF the claims account Of expense OF re-
construction in Mississippi ana Arkansas. The
whole cost in the former State was about 1926 900
and IN the latter $l10,QVV
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CHERIFF's SALE AT JERSEY CITY VILLA. WITH
- Lot, 2S0xl0 at Greenvle. three mnutes from New
Jersey Central Railroad station, will aod at Tsy.ors fIc
tel 10 Jersey Ciy on Thursday the 26th nst r. NJ, by
the sheriff OF Hudson couaty Inquire Of L. FLAGG, No.
= NASSAU street. New York
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Ss S. sss,nS Ssa y. wen 'ssssS
.ss nsS;'s ses soS5Si ss' my
RY KEywoRra a TAYLOR AgcrloSEERs sv,!.
1pa wu
black walnut pillar extension Tables ana others ey. toc
r nrrors Ensraynss ve~e. and nsran Carpets 0nso'ns
Personal attention al private residences, stores
by MAX BAYERSDORFFR, AUCTION FER SELLS
ID tomorrow "Wednesday y o'clock hsl West Forty
NTH street. between Tenth Eleventh positively
aTse ans os.isy s9ns..as Boiler
aSs connecon os rrs o na S, ron ps
Worms ac appera,nins 20 large dIsiilry Fixtures ac
wsadsa sns s,qss are sold S also sen WIN
from business and leaving for Europe Hare
o.hsm Go1a' delivered mpnsai'.sy The sale No
ner Third avenue and Twelfth street
v The prope,or Linden r iaisn Island remarked
to hs aSetioneers ya nee. ..,I fey DAYS, days since;
you may call 1t courage;
msy g. hrossS d.. % .s 81 s s ae fair
Thsrs WIN Ss 70 'Is sson no limits IL the property
gall asni wi, furnish free ranssort..en SS and
fed with whatever Prses the attendants choose to
accordance with the are now prepared to ds
tribute Tree pASses maps pnss aSs pssoasTaphs
II v, K. STEVENSON, SON 4 CO. q. l.. FAIRcHILD,
M !, the Exchange sacsroom No iii srosaway. BY
order of the executors OF Isaac Dyemau deceased nearly
LOO ACkES,
1000 LOIS 4 nppsATss ys TsS.pwAv g
rver and avenues eoSh to si,h streets
and @ GiheT pYSKE%S es;, sna
mmsdiae Improvement, The streets and % avenues through
''.' 'sse II y WV YORK CRY rhorEnrv
The rapid growth OF the city makes doubtful II mArn
cen chapoe win ever again be offered to buyers for per-
Sale positive title indspaabc sixty cent on bond aud
fs%'ns the property Do 10. lose the ehsacs aga gsp
Qesass lcs ,ss k.scn.Ors n o. lsa Nassau s!.ss.
U,owARD scHENog AyorloSEER.
hoasss 81 s' ED%HsfD S flsf1s scaSssk afRssi Furniture
a: q tx s sS q ssss s.. .ss
variety Of Paor, Drawing Room, Chamber, Dining Room
and buhi also large quantity Of Paris made Furn.nre
the most unique and modern Styles Also large Mirror
| II FARMER, AucTIoNEER WILL SILL THIS DAY.
saiis, Pier ana other Mirrors Sofa Beds Bureaus wash
Tses WINDOW Shades hssso%e 'na carpss
Oicolhs, Beds and Bedding, Hair aud other Mattresses
Clocks, Showcases, &C. Everything for housekeeping.
EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIoNEER, SELLS ON
~ Tuesday, May a. l03 O'CLOCK several ios
deemed Furniture, at A. Hynards storage warehouse,
Eighth corner OF West Fourteenth street, consisting
OF 8edsteads Bureaus Chairs elegant Carpets Crockery
Kitchen Utensils &c. Also two snt WAGONS, Harness,
Sale perenptory.
INvENING TELEGRAM.
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THIS EVENING.
FULL. AND
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or MILITARY MATTERS,
CLUB GOSSIP,
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AND ALL THE NEWS,
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MAKING THE
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Subscription SO year. 81 month; cents copy. Pub
LEGATION onnce, 81 Nassau street.
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s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEEk
4. by HERMAN 4 co. wal sell thssday (Tuesdav, AT IL
O'Clock sharp at " Bowery large lot of imported and
domestic Cigars Rhine Wines casks, Ihre IS
barrels OF Bourbon whskey, Brandes, en- Rum
Port and Sherry Wines, large lot Of Liquors and Wines
and baskets, Martel Brandy Jamaica Fun, Gin
Ehampagnes, kc Also, Of whom may con.
ccrn advances and charges eight barrels
keler's v hiskcy, IN los TO suit the trade only.
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Culver CABINET OF THE LATE Mr.. JOHN ALLAN
- Clinton Hall Book Salerooms AMI Art Galleries.
WITT, STkEBEIGH CO., Auctoneers. Wednesday even.
INK May 2b and following evening" A. ~ o'clock. sale OF
property OF Newcomb. ESQ., New York comprising tho
neAt collection OF Silver Medals sold by auction
each sale.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

Ryy: w. CAhPBELL. Jh. AucrIoNEER-cAMr-
ID BELL 4 co. will sell on Thursday next important.
old established prominent elegantly htted well stocked
Ninth Liquor store with valuable Lnass cheap
rent Can be privately bought At great bargain 70 day OF
sale at auctioneefs' oAce $50 B0wery.
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I WILL NOT RENT
my Mansion at Linden Park, Staten Island; will not
sell II at private sale announced auction through
Johnson Muller, ani VIII take chances and be satisn cd
with the result.
said proprietor of Linden Park n would be rur.
chaser n few since.
Photographs free passes 70 the grounds for the day
sale a the olce OF JOHNSON n MILLER,
% Nassau New York.
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CY r. COTTON, UCTToNEER--CoNTINUATIoN SALE
ID Of all the Furniture and Fixtures of the Libby House, "a
and Is Warren street. west OF BoadwayThls day trucs
oay) May "a commencing at l0 o'clock. We shall cndeayor
10 complete the sale and deliver Wednesday In this sale
ali the Paor, Dining Room, oico Furniture, Bar Furniture
Iron Safes Annuncator Boilers steam Tables CounersSc,
Will be sold also rosewood Pianctots, one or two
French Plate Mirrors, 100 200 Boscrs and Pillows, &c
&c. Catalogues la time.
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T(Y u w, CAMPEf5LIl. JK, AUCTIUNFEH- MFbf.Il's
ID co. win sell IA lots this day. at lO9 O'Clock, to close
business. without 2i Cbryse street, stan
ton stock and Fixtures, entire Tools Sc OF House Furnish,
Dg and stove Store, embracing good stock well assorted
goods vzStovcs Ranges Heaters, other stoves; dozens
ue Tale and other Cutlery Japan Chamber ana other
Sets quantity, dozen Wash Boilers large and Bma Pans;
ron copper bogtcm AMI other Tea Kettles saucepans,
quantity assorted Crockery and Glassware, Woodenware,
Erushes Clothes Lines; quantities OF other goods usually
found in such stores, too numerous to nerton Positive
sale rain shine Goods removed day OF sale. Buy
ers, dealers ana housekc,pcts specially lnyed
CAMpRELL Co, AVcilop ssrs
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sale at auctionesrs' olNce, $50 B0wery.
JlY KEYwORrH A TAYLOR. AuCr1ONEERs--WILf,
- sell this O'clock AS Eighth avenue between
Thrtieth AMI ThrtyITst Streets choice assortment OF
reps and harcoth black walnut marble Top Centre 40
black wanui pillar extension Tables and others oval top
mirrors, Eneravings, ve~et and Ingram Carpes Ocots
Dhce Furniture, Signs, Ac. Howe sewing Machines Ao-
Personal attention TO a saes private residences stores
&c. Sales tied
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A FARM OF 400 ACRES IN OCEAN COUNTY, N. j.,
IA with Stock Crops indictments compete In n good
state OF cuvation EACH apple and pear orchards three
houses barns aud rst class Farmh0use VIII
be cheap easy For full particu cal
TRUSDELL CRANES Real Estate Agency, "a Hudson
street, Hoboken N. j.
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JACOB ROGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 Receivers sale of Saws.
WEDNESDAY May Is, 1870,
at VI O'Clock, at the auction rooms No North william
street, by ORDER OF the Receiver 50 fine Steel Upright
from inch ~ inch, for fancy scroll work, &C. sngb
for cabinet makers or piaao factories.
\. v. u. KENNEDY Receiver
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TOR RExcHANGE-sPLENDID LITTLE THREE STORY
brown stone House, In East fiftieth
L. UNDERWOOD go Third avenue.
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A UCTfON AUCTION. AUCTION.
IN THIS DAY trUESDAY), MAY ~,
Ovei S2O,OJO worth ma nhcent Household Furniture
AT public auction by Il. NICHOLS, AuctIoneer,
commencing at ION o'clock preclsey,
Mt the large four story residence IL East Tenth street.
between Broadway and Fifth Fifth avenue.
Rosewood and walnut Par or Suits, Cabnets,
Bronzes Paintings, Vases, Statuary, Works OF Art,
and walnut Chaiasar Suits style Of Louis XIV
Magnificent rosewood "a octave FianOforte.
All the furniture made to orderfo the present nine
months and will be sold the highest bidders
Paror suits richly carved and .ed with the rich
est description satin brocaei striped and plain reps;
quetefie Cabinet bo de Bronzes, Clocks
Vases Mirrors, Paintings, Turkish Chairs. Lounges Book
case, Centre and Side Tables; brocate, reps and lace
Curtans Pianofoe stool ana Cover rosewood and alnp
Betsteads Bureaus, washsands Commodes. Spring sGd
Hair Mattresses; Bedding. Pillows Bostcrs BankeiS
mt Sns, Covered with reps and hairclolh s"saoard px
tension % lao,e' p'nhs Sn's, ynina and Silver Ware
,nnp ,Da ~ ~, mr. Responsible IN
charges. " '
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PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

LII WANTING FAEMS.-9OW ACRES, GOOD SOIL,
"A mild climate; 81 miles south OF Philadelphia price only
&s5 improved Farms. The place Is growing
more rapidly than most any other place in the United States
thousands are settling Address 9. X. LAkDES Vine
land, N. J.
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JACOB BoGART. AuCIIONEER.
- Wednesday, May a5
at iUJs O'Clock, 1T the auction No. North lillian
Household Furniture Carpets, Mirrors also one
year Old Mare, h sets single Harness, &c.
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FOUR STORY FIRST CLASS NEW BROWN STONE
n high soop Residence, in FIRST class neghborhood
change for Lots good suburban Properly.
y. g. BENNET, 81 Cedar street.