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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-06

Manifest of the steamer IdleWlld, fro m
Cairo, June 4:
A e SIN ader, IA hhds tobacco, 20 boxes
axe handles: VIM q Brown q Co, 81 hhds
tobacco: Z q Van Ripper, IL hhds tOba Geo :
r K DunkeIson, / hid tobacco; Martin,
Gardner & Co, 7 hhds toba eco; Semonin,
Dixon & Co, l box mdSe; L Ruffner Il Co,
l skid, 1 coil rope; Boetticher. Kellogg g.
Co, pkge mdse; q Be 'ker, box pictures.
| bdl frames, l Reg: Lyon d Machen, 62
G Armstrong, 1 rocking chair; Mr. Grond,
Ii pkgs household goods; @ kra'z, corn
shelter: Ensler. 2 catt.e; Paptnger, tool
chest, L lot lumber.
RESHIPPISG.
louisvilIe-23 hhds tobacco, 3 bxs mdse.
l cask bacon tieroes hams, boil dried
reaches.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-06
MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1S7C.

DAILY LOURN e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

EREyITIEs In consequence, OF proposed lul
movements on the corner OF Cameron ana hoy
al streets, the office OF Justice Beach has h'e"
remporari!y removed to that gentleman houS'
on Princess street, near the jail.
Hands for the fishing shores ate now IN
demand but the agents ticnl great difficulty 10
iir,nr their orders, notwithstanding there are
hrrirods Of Idle coored men in the city.
James .Javins. arrested anl committed to
nj "a This civ for IN assault on two coorc
ns,, -. Manassas some months since, lett here
tGi% morning in charge OF '"nSta'!'s v Neal
and Burnett tor BrsatsviIle, the Court House
Of the county in which the otte"'c was commit
lci
The Flag ra,tn! medicine wagon, m''S'c'a"S'
81. a. eft town 70 Cay.
Justice Samuel Beach is Il candidate Tor INC
otIce cl INSPECTOR of Fish.
The len house OF Mr., Thomas Nahorn. on
',leca street, between Patrick md Henry was
robt,i last night Of all its contents.
Henry cay, corcd, confined in Iall tor th'f
Committed in the county, was released on nal
his morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFF1cE.-A col

POLICE REPoRT-.MAYoR's OFFICE-A col
ored man, for fighting another near tie corner
OF Cameron and Patrick street On Saturday
evening last, was fined and discharged
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-rhcre were no cases
OF a criminal character at either Il the magis
trates Offices this morning
WATCH REPORT Might cloudy. There were
no disturbances, nor any arrests BY the watch.
Five dodgers were accommodated IT the watch
house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
s:e,cnt5ur i'm q Church.

IrqlA, O. Feb. I4.-Aary Nahc# shot
TEomas Ny>a il st. Niary; Cathoi: Church
Yesterday morning. His condition IL critical.
H. had Promised 10 marry her, but his engage
r:cHl ro marry another had been ANNOUNCED IN
church shortly before the ait2mpt :" XII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, o" tho dc.
lights OF HOME, and the propr;rtY ." ;mpr[o
pricty of 60 ting Mnrri2d, with aanitA7y hcip
for those who !ccl untitled t1r mNtrimo niMI
haupincss Zen. free, in sealed envelopes. Ai.
dress. HOWARD i ISOLATION, box !,
Philadelphia, p. ian - -}'na&~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

plSoEpERIY.--Ac crowd OF di&orderiy boys who
had congrC@atcd upon the corner OF water anu
l,inbon streets, last night. was dispersed by the
no.;c, at the request OF the gentleman who 'c'
,nnics the dwelling house on that corner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

FLAG PRESENTATION. The young ladies Of
Mount Vernon Institute have procured from
the establishment OF Sisco Brothers, Baltimore,
= beautiful stand OF colors, which they intend
presenting, OH the pa, to the cadet battalion
Of S.. Johns Academy. The cadets are, OF
curse, highly deli GIFTED with the idea OF suck
. present, and are making preparations Tor re.
,o;vinp them in becoming manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

CIRCUIT Court : HUntinUd;ion Of .NltHriny'
.,rr.ssIingS Law SIDE Grey CT al. V rnOs.
Fisher, un.awtul Ictaiucr verdict iGr palntllf
action ~ defendant 10 80! asii" yhr.!!ct and
.r.ll :, new t.,ai, anI arglmcn! postpone! 10
Monday III 'rn!ng.
Go DAY. The commission n"a!drd 10
TAX the a,t,Staion nE John Foot, :; witness
e. 'he vii OF PAT. Murphy wab this day return
81 w.th sad atteS,ation duly certified aud the
wlii II !rr,i to b. recorded.
VIM. \ Moore IS. +. \. rcak!cy debt -
Jury ssorn and consulting OF their vc.'lict when
thiI report cio-cd.
CIIAScERY SIDE.--Keptart Va, BARKER
Commissioners report returned.
C&csc (bv next !ricn!) vs. Bavcr'cys TX RS.
report CT trustee confirmed au1 trustee au-
thorl2c.! to sell certain Tennessee State coupon
bonds and TO Invest proceeds IN Alexandria
couppn bouds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

RED As \ RosE-.a novel by the author OF
Conc,h up as a Flower, Not Wisely tut Too
Well a., has been received from the book and
periodical store Of Mr. Geo. +. French, %
K,rg street. 1t fully equals any OF the author ;
previous works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

Charles Stewart, small colorci boy, va, az
rested to day charged with robbing the hon>:
Of a coored woman named Sarah Bel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

ROBBERY. The hardware store Of Mr. D..
f. Carlin, No. t.? King street, Was burg CAUTIOUSLY
entered Yesterday, il ii supposed between the
tour. Of /! IN and I III. and robbed OF
.,hru, Fifteen OF sixteen dollars ia currehcy
gicfi had been !eii 10 the money draw, SIX
Colt. revolvcrs, and twenty lice valuable pocket
lniv~. The entrance was Effected through
tie second story window, the b!inds OF which
were pri.el Of by the robbers who stood upon
r,,nty bnxrs which they had piled Up IN the
.:i OF The store o! MIR. Robert Ri! adi>in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
aprCIALpIsPATCH E3 TO TaEGAzETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Fen. u q r. IL.
CONGRESS.

ltSiihf.H''.
Ia III. :je'!ate rcHort d ia: :2.:ro.afE 81
/ Wax, IN reference 70 the state 0! aiihI" ID
! '.:ocgia. sent ty the President n Response to
resolution, vas ordered 10 bc printed. III
! chair also laid before the Senate a,cpir. OF the
! = .orc,,ry - -. N,vy commentaries the
nsmos and r.rL RI Naval oficnr, ai nrc<ent in
| Woshinoton
! Mcssrs poneroy ard Sumner presented!
s,vcra! pnti,ions in favor of suffrage, &c,
i,nouf ,ji.,;rctinn ~ to scy--rr,,rrcl 70 the
committee On me 'uulctai!'
Mr.. Kellogg presented 4 mcmoria. in favor
= ., , ,r.; C,o.,. a.. o;ticc
h,,,o.J,o,
,''''' soy ''S,
49, 'U'",''u p'eS''.',' ~, e'A0, ''''
'''' t'"''''''" ''t'','' VI '.9 -. 10
lhS Tue 'e"o'"'' 81 ';'' i'''''''"' 'S'''''''> -
L. pa''7--'"'''''''
-h'o' '::' ':'.i!'i'', - i '"'t-'-' ''
q lrS'''''' "'H'o7 '"., PSnS''"' Dc = '' -
20 S,'''''''I - 'o'-- "a" ','' '',o lame. ;,
-N>'' " '''S1 '"nipe' =, ''io,. 'o"'' '''''''''
'''"' ~, '''' 'e'D''''' -
W. l'""'"'i ''"l' '''' COMMUTE '' vi,
'U"t'''y '"P"r'Su "P'" qurS''''' su''1!'''u
~ '!''' - W, -, '''''' - '''0 80 ~
,,, $780,, ,,;..;,,:, 49,, ,,,,an,
~, :.
''',''''','' say ''''2 ''I'
~ So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

Washington, dec l3-tt -
EEOS' SEEDS. , T. + y .
zoe pu.hrl: CHOICE CLOVER selected with
care.
40 bushels CHOICE TIMOTHY.
SOY Iu.hels ORCHARD GRASS.
100 bushels RED TOP or HERDS GRASS.
% bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
.!i;lct ard Hungarian Grass Gs"G" Orange
Seed orn, Seed Cats, Seed Potatoes WINE
Clever, Lawn G-Gss, &C., Sc.
LANDRETIr5 GARDEN SEEDS just Ar
rived
~ Gall end &C. the Rural Register and Al
name for 1871
II ADDITION
7 have in stock large. varied md complete rs
sortmen. q. AZ G. d Ii ~ Il H. iMr Lh-
TF%T'; md MACHINERY al! kinds o.
EsrmiDr and Gard cning Tools ; ill kinds OF
Grain Grass AMI Garden :" d., and all Va1ua-
bic and approved FERTILIZERS.
c;zy- Ny catalogue and price T.: mailed on
application.
HERBT!2T BRYANT,
% King st., bet Water ma D i.iu;.;.
;T.AT HEDUCTlp ~ PRICES
= OF ,.-..,...
Ui;E-S GOODS. SHA WE,; CLOAhING>,
*. &C, &c.
from his late Gntil March It. We offer oar
entire s.oci; OF the above goods al very greatly
r.i;ccd urct. some Of them far b'Io" cost
We still have u good assortment 0i lHcsn P"oHs'
s.d c.n blouse most any tNst". We "'it.d name
particularly: irish ?op!ins, in ten - ~, -"
Shades; French * PIP; n ain jst Any '2'"E
E.a,k nrI Colored silks with al other ne"
.,.'." NJ ,l,in or = al! DR.. Goods. Gull HLd
So .tein: VIC will De pleased 70 Sh'" 'h''' -
f.a WILMER & SLAIAti,tl"::.
rI&u: FISH! FISH:
T.. arr,vo pc- scnr. Mary Fletcher, e vel 90
- L." = YAsrERi HERRING,
c"n ~ h \ };f fox No. 1GIEHED HEERIEU
10 b5I: PORTLAND ROUND
! %u4 Lois EASTPJHr 10:
| I'm b.,s superior Split bABRh DOR "
,5 ,ic iii -. s2it low On arrival from wharf.
::,.,.r;1 NJ ELD.iDGE !: &C.,
:eb'S-tc 20. / south "hsrva+.
nOMESTIC5-IUaT RECEIVED.
a. :,,sa.rfe. .,.a r:b'o.ca=ji Cations. A. 81
! a.4 .0..: g.: gA:uls, IE:.-u r.s"H@.:. '".',,
! COS. Ue..;.ires, Iickiogs, Lavender t"."E"1
u: 10 H : WIGMER s. sLAYMAKE&.
IEETs' DRESS SHIRTS.
csr., sill! having Ucn:s' D:e:s Shirts maze
- ,.7..I.n~,rnc3t r: gu.-s:tec!. Be-: T'..T
| .!al used W.. XII! $50 Lay" Boy IN
4 t ,:S SAM 80" WirNEE & shA YMAhE.:.
s7EW YORK DUCkWHEt.A'ii n IT. T. al SIJ <
! y ian 10 J. cLlSIoN AlA0'''-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

(G-ag; Of Bal. College Dental Surgery, l&iD
81. -. SovTu WAs1ISGToS ST.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Dr. i. respectfully informs the public that
for i.5s!ty gears ho has given especial attention
to TIC preservation Of the natural tcoth, Had
vii! continue so to do ard invites those who
wish 20 sore then? 10 call on him, knowing thu:
many are extracted AID destroyed that by pro-
per treatment might be preserved 81! ;.%o!e
useful for life. Artificial teeth inscrtc.! OILY
nov Gil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

FARE BsII...--1he Old cracked bell IN the
,looa OF what vas one? the lt:hct Fire Engine
toHpan?s housc, On hrinoa street, was taken
Down to day, and will be Immediately recast
wi,h some additional metal at the foundry OF
Jameson & Collins in this clty,aS an alarm bell
Tor the truck house oil the Relief Hook apd
Ladder Company. An alarm bel! IN The st
ward has been waItc,! for some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

y. 4 n. K. "a telegram received here
fhis cvcning from Richmond says
The Supreme Court Of Appeals to day in
The case Of the Alexanlria and Washington
.;al!road v. ttr Washington, Alexandra and
Georgetown Railroad decided in !avor OF the
ng,,ctiEs. This settles the quea.!rn As to title
The Alexandria Az! Wa .hiagton Railroad
...:naany have succeeded in c:ta5IIsl'ng their
,yD, ,o the road, and the Judgment Of she
t5nrt - to that effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

~ ,ir gi:,iii d to learn ~ | doubt not {"
,nai,,r!ty ~ our citizens arc likewise, that
-; :. ,',;rn If on city, which he occupied
c'.E' ,S',,h crni;: 10 himself and sali:iact
i" ~ 80, - c,,n,nu1i,v
F,uhs'"iln' H;r!'. a.u III - :bn sa,n,;inn
y c.''.9 orc !" - .,,.b mrno imno-tancc
o! "iHr"f- ioI nrss 90 onnln;c: thr
our !''th" ii"'"M N ,bns ,1,;ch as ncrson.
- ,-;,,S or Ln uhcy,. n,1n.l hout int enc lin =
80 ;, J., .,,r..,r.. "a, q inns Of :nc OF or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

81. VALENTINES DAT.-The custom Of
celebrating St. Valentines Day is supposed to
have originated as follows
/, vas the practice in ancient Rome, during
:. great part of the month Of February, to ccle-
crate the LupercaIia. There were ieasts given
N honor of Pan and Juno, whence the goddess
vas sometimes called Februata, Februalls AID
Februia At these feasts, amid variety OF
other ceremonies. the names of the young maid
ems were placed in box, from which they were
drawn as chabc, directed, by the young men.
When these de!teS became no more than a
beautiful myth. in the risn: light OF the
Christian religion, tile priests, wishing II
abolish ali traces Of the heather worship, ex-
hibcd the "amcs &! particular -aintS 10 reign
oyer the ices!S o! tie Lupe1r,!ia : and As those
feast; had coTmenced ABOUT the middle OF
February, they chose Saint NalrntuuS 10 pro
~:,lc over the neT ira>;s.
The number Of valcutIae> sent in this city :
diminishing spary--til:' cL>tau apparently
i-l0! more runore;! III the breach .hau IN the
- %crvancr tu->ia? tEr clerks IN the past
,tiaa lad very li;: ezra work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14
tOMHIV SIC.ATEn.

10 TIE FRIENDS or THE BIEIE.-The Board
Of MANNERS Of the Virginia Bible Society have
determined, after mature d2ibcTati0n, TO jiiclt,
through agents known t. :" trustworthy, i q"
nation so tar as may be practicable, IRON every
friend Of the Bible IN the Commonwealth.
This Society was organizes in ISL and
though receiving the confidence OF all c,HSscs OF
the community to degree not c1uacd by any
other benevolent institutions talng to receive
an ADEQUATE support. The cause O! this failure
is in the fact that SO lew persons contribute
ANYTHING Tor this great object ar'i THIS again
results, it Is believed, mainly IRON the iacf 'Hai
no aprlication is made to them
The Virginia Billie Society rlrcnatcs tii"
wei. known standard cdMinu Of the Eiblc. 1t
has done = great and "ood work in past years,
and its cause appeals 10 every friend oi cigli'Za-
ton as we'll ct the Holy Scriptures.
An agent OF the Society, Res" foyaii ":
Firv, is now in town. He cones rcr1nlmend.end
bv Rev, DIR. Woodbridge, President Of the III.
bic Society, and by Rev. Drs. liosc and Dog
c.tt, Vice Presidents. He proposes to make
perSons! application, 50 Tar as prac!ioabo to
every cilizta OF Alexandria. \ Donation Of so
makes the donor life member Of the Socl2'y.
| ! cause 50 rmincutiy catholic comments n%c't to
every rnc, and We DeSpeak Tor. ia" agent, !he
| c)urtc.y and Iibcra!ity OF our readers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-14

"TErcuIT LIGHT. "A venerable StceSso"lS,t,
who had passed through all the sights, the
scenes, the trials, and ca!amiies, Of the late
civil s,,ife, was conversins with a friend about
rho stat. OF the country, when he was asked
what he thought now Of Ills iavorite remedy for
Entertainments by the General Government
u upon the rights Of the States lie replied that
as long as it worked right it was COED; but
aI,cr his last expericucr, if secession came
around again he should "tetch it very light =
Rich Dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock or on the ar
rival or the 1910 train from New York.
RorER--0n Wednesday morning, November Q,
MARGARET GEoRGTNA ROPER.
The funeral service win take place nom her late
residence, No 3l7 East EighCy-second street. this
tThur5uayl ate, noon, at two O'clock
scHNEIDER.-lh Hoboken, at her residence cor
ner Garden and Eleventh streets, on Tuesday, No
yember 2, ELIZABETH ANN SCHNEIDER, daughter Of
Nicholas and Lanny Eberhard. -.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMITH.-On wednesday morning, November 2, nc
his residence, No. $50 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn,
WALTER J. SMITH, aged 60 years s-,@
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at
SNYDER.-On Tuesday November l. after long
and painful Illness, MARY ANN, wife OF the late
Charles Snyder and eldest daughter OF the Hon.
Eugene ward aged "a years. ~'-+
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectully invited TO attend the funeral, from her
late residence, No. Leroy street, this (Thursday)
SPARKMAS.-On Tuesday November l. suddenly
HARRY FULTON, son OF James L. and Nellie y.
Sparkman, aged year and ii months,
:, Funeral services this tTnursdayl afternoon. at
Kent street, Greenpoint. Tie relatives and friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
THoMsoN.-On Tuesday. November ], MARGARET
GRAY, vile OF John Thomson, aged 10 years, .
native OF Dalkeith. Scotland.
Relatives and friends ore invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, 150 West Fifty
fourth street, this (rhursday, afternoon, at ono
UsDERHrLL-At Oyster Bay, Long Island, on We'd
nesday, November 2, BENJAMIN I. UNDERHIlL. In
the SGD year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral ut Christ church, Oyster Bay, on Friday AZ
ternoon, at two O'Clock.
vANDENBERGH.--On Sunday, October 80, at Soho
dack, HENRIETTA A., daughter or James and Ann
Funeral from old 81. AIMS church, Brooklyn this
(ThuTsday) afternoon at two O'CLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

AIrKEN-CRAwFoRD.-Ar Flatbush. on Monday.
October II, by the Rev. Mr. Wells. THOMAS +. Art
KIN to Miss LoUIsA CRAWFORD. all OF Brooklyn.
ALILssoN--OBITz. On Wednesday. October 20. OF
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. Mr..
Warren Mr.. EUGENE L. ALLISON 70 Miss JOSEPHINE
ATKINs-LOwNE.-On Tuesday. November 1, at
Christ church. New York. by the Rev. T. Mckee
ANNA MARIA LowNE, daughter OF the late ]. 4.
Lcwne. Of Blackwater. Hants, England.
BRIEN-LAw.-On Wednesday November O. by the
Rev. stephen II. Tying, Jr., in Madison avenue
church, corner Forty-second street. HENRY BRIEN to
SUSIE E., eldest daughter OF Robert J. Law, Esq,
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, July IA.
by the Rev. ]. NJ. Jenkins. DID,, at ST. Paus Church
or Scotland, Montreal Canada Sig. r. BEIGNoLI TO
CRUsIUs-wErJEN.-O Tuesday. November I, by
the Rev. August H. M: Held, NICHOLAS CaUsI0s 70
G. ANNIE WETJEN, both of this city, No cards.
KNowLrON-H AINEs.On Tuesday. October 25 at
Nyack, by the Rev. Benjamin Lippincott, CHARLES
H. KNowLroN to MARTHA W., daughter Of John D.
Haines. go
MooRE-CLARKE.-On Monday evening, October
81, at Christ church. Hsrklmer, n. y BY the rector
Rev. Herman Wood, Colonel T. w. G. MOORE, late
United states Army to JEANNE. daughter Of the late
Daniel Clarke, Of Mohawk. 49,, 80 Is
Der 2. at the Third Presbyterian church. Newark. N.
j., by the Rev. DR.. Craven assisted by the Rev. Dr.
ter n t. DOUGLASS Esq ali Of N n xsrs Gaus0
PALMER-NoRToN.- Saturday, October 20. At
Trinity chapel. by the Rev. Dr. syope, Dr. =. F.
cards. ~.
STARR--MARsH-On Tuesday, Novembefi l, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. william
s. Sabine. GEORGE o. STARR, M. D., to EMMA, young
est daughter Of William Il. Marsh, all Of New York
city. No cards. ;
AN-SUILIvAN.-On Tuesday, November l.,
at st. James, Cathedral Brooklyn, by the Rev.
Eugene McSherry, Mr.. SYLVESTER SULLIVAN to Miss
ANNIE SULLIVAN. No cards.
TEaHUNE--DUNN.-In this city. on Wednesday
November 2, by the Rev. w. 8. Mikels. STEPHEN w.
TERHU NE to Lucy, daughter OF the late David and
Susan Dunn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-03

OF plan and execution, puts 10 blush many a 'lobu
In the large cities. young married man OF some
responsibility repeatedly received messages from
the handsome but frail wife or y constable % the
effect that she wanted 10 see him, and appointing
time and place. Ameetlng was finally had In Dy-
place. While In conversation the husband made hls
appearance and at once began an attack, pounding
the young man IN severe manner and threatening
10 XIII INN. Tie then, as an onicer, arrested him and
put Oh handouts AT TINS point, the story il told,
an accomplce In the person OF well known saloon
keeper arrived and ADVISED the young man to settle
further scandal Nv ma y,n@ over $500 THIS modest
suggestion was declined. AT last however, the vic
tim agreed TO pay ifty dollars, and not having the
money, the saloon keeper lent 1t to him. The next
day the constable was himself arrested for assault
and battery, and to settle the matter returned the
fl1ty dollars.--KOclseser Chronicle, N0u. /.
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ON EXHIBITION on and from MONDAY, slsT INST.
at OUR GALLERIES until sale.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Ths auction sale by hazard, Apthorp Co., on
Orange Mountain, n j., yesterday, was well at
tended and portion OF the property disposed of at
Fair prices. Every plot offered was sold and the
hale occupied the entire allotted time
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A K T. hAzELL, Auctionesr.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY), NOV L.
ut 1919 o'clock,
ut our salesroom, lis Chambers street.
Attractive sale Of
French and German Fancy Goods Toys.
China, Parian and bohemian Ware, DC, DC,
Catalogues morning Of sale.
r. L. HAZELL 4 Co, Auctioneera,
IlB CbRubera
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SALES AT AUCTION
LIEN u. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
IA ny ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
LATE HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Established l847)
Halearoom: M Chambers and Y Reade strced.
I <sF Auction Notice.
Mesrs. ALLEN b. NINRR 3 BROTHER win give their
personal attention. customary for the past "a years.
1ses q Heusehed Fur nure At the residence Of families
50 Chambers street extending through % ~ Reade street
Also 70 stocks Of Merchandise owners stores and
Works Of Art, Libraries, BOT $500.
ss their galleries "a above. ALIEN g. MINEg
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AN IMPROVED PANEL GAME.--An interesting case
OF blackmalng has come to light in the village of
H2eWleynie Saratoga county, Which, f9y polqless
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A LIEN 3. MINER, AUCTIoNEEE:
Z. ~ 81 Late


T. Henry "a heeds Miners
BAiesoOms 80 Chambers and n Reade streeA
Leeds Art 0allsres 817 and 619 Broadway.
and 5, at ~ O'Clock each evening, =
OPENING SALE OF FINE
OIL PAINTINGS AND STArUARY
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES.
8l7 AND $40 BROADWAY,
comprising the PRIVATE COLLECTION OF well known
connosseur IN art Of desirable PICTURES BY EMINENT
AND FAVORlTE EUROPEAN An D AMERICAN artists
Also two invoices of fine foreign Pictures just received
from Europe with number of high Pictures contrt
buted by American artists their latest productions
:. The following artists are represented
Connie Calix, Sonntag. Melbye
Meycrheim, w. N. Brown, E. Naur.
Englehart. S. j. auy, Waiter
Nottermnn II Bsphxm. Thilot.
Won oeoen, Annelii Verassat
LeRay, Rondel, Faver,
De Meter, Wust, Chaplin,
btoan, Wyant, Buttmans
WentZ, MoCord. Nauye.
Jules Nocir ). n. Hekkng, q. CONT,
David Col, J. II. Dolph, Broquin.
Chaplin, J. G. Wiggns. j. Haul,
Do Brakclee,, MARBLE, Csttsrd
Ruytens, Y. ID. Lewis, Calm,
Stroebel, Culyerhousc, BarwelL
yandervin, =. L. Pyne, Monginots
Van Leemperten, Carter, j. 3. Irving
Also two tine Medallion Bias Reiefs in marble by r. IL
Parks, his latest works
THE ABOVE ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION DAY AND
EVENING.