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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-06
The TENNESSEE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

At a large and very enthusiastic meet
ing held i'm Brownsville, on Monday, the
18th ult., the following resolutions were
unanimously carried
ResOIUed, That the Chairman appoint a
committed of five, who shall at once cor
respond with the citizens of Jackson and
Huntington, relative to the extension of
the Tennessee and Pacific railroad from
Huntington TO brownsville, through
Jackson.
RosUfUed. That another Committee of
FIVE be appointed to correspond with the
citizens OF Somerville and Holly Springs,
relative to n great through line from North
to South, from Holly Springs TO Union
City and Cairo, through Somerville and
Brownsville.
ReSogUei, That the Brownsville, Jack
son, Huntington, SOmerville, Memphis
and Holly Springs papers are respectfully
requested TO publish these resolutions.
The Chair appointed to following named
gentlemen as COMMITTEES under the first
resolution: Captain Lewis Bond, r. w.
Haywood. ESQ, Col. Il. c. Nelson, Col.
A. 5. Bradford. Capt. A.. W. Fleming.
Under second resolution as committee:
Captain A. D. Bright. ThOs. J.. Freeman,
Esq, WilO Haywood, Esq.J. w. PEBBLES,
c. +. Read.
Colonel Milton Brown. in a letter to our
tOwnsman, Colonel j. T. Trezevant, in
dorses this extension Of the Pacific road
to Memphis in a letter, from which We
make this extract: It seems to me thai
the track of the Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad, as suggested by you, from Nash
Vile to Memphis, via Jackson u
Brownsville, is the best that can be found,
and viii certainly bring TO is aid more in
huence than any other. In our improve
ments in his end Of the State, we have
been embarrassed by supposed conflicts
Of interests, imaginary more than real, it
is true, but still embarrassing. The route
you suggest Will, in a great degree, put an
end TO these supposed conflicts, and har-
monte and concentrate very powerful
influences in favor Of the enterprise. It
would give me pleasure to meet you and
interchange views on the subject"
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FANCY Hair PIN and Jet Goods of the
latest styles, now on exhibition.
l.. kREMER.
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HOUSEKEEPING department complete.
New lots of Dometies, Irish Linen, Table
DGHasks, Sheetings, Counterpanes, etc,
etc. SEESSEL q SON.
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LADIES' fine white tucked Skirts, six
tueks, for $I.O0, at the Revolution Dollar
Store, 2I3 Main street.
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GODEY and Peterson for March, at Joe
LOcke's, 236L Main street.
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NoTICE.-We have received a large stock
of Plow Slabs, which we offer for sale at
very low rates. Also, boiler, bar and sheet
iron. JOHN MANOGUE, Agent,
Swift's Iron Works, I95 Main street.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE.
EXCITEMENT OF THE DAY.

THE only excitement at present In Mem
Il phis is the astonishing cures effected by
Dr. II. II. THORPE,
at the Peabody Hotel-the Doctor having
cured old standing cancers for several OF our
noted physicians. But the most wonderful
cure on record is that of ]. J. Owen, IS Poplar
street, Of liver disease, which caused a white
swelling, chronic Inflammation of the bowels,
blindness, etc.
DR.. Thorpe will remain here until May.
The Doctor then goes TO the HOt Springs, Ar
We sre informed he Is offered $4,000
for his services there three months, but re-
fuses It. mh5
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MAGNIFICENT E~mbroideries and Lace
Goods, such as Callorettes, JabOws. Circu-
lar Capas. received at L. KREMER'S.
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BRITISH half Hose, four pairs for SI.00.
at the Revolution Dollar Store.
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No. I Gravel Roofing done by BarthOl-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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~GENTLFMENis LIST.

ALL styles calico at 12Hc, Cans new
store, 29S Main.
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Criminal COurt---H. E. Hudson, Judue

This Court is still engaged in trying the
case of the State vs.. Arthur Cartwright,
indicted for the murder Of VIM. Nose, last
wear. The following cases are set for trial
during this week g;
Is Henry Wilson, murder.
20 Forrest Powell, malicious shooting.
20 James Vance and James Dreamer, rob
berry.
q Joseph L. Hodges, malicious shooting.
50 Edward Wells, perjury.
200 Archy Hughes, larceny.
2O2 Isaac SchlOss, larceny.
SOB John Lewis, house breaking.
206 Isaac Tyler, larceny.
2GS ]. f. Garress, fraudulent breach of
trust.
200 Fred and Annie Bretmon, larceny, etc.
2i2 L. A. Hubert, house-breaking.
243 F.. Nichols, larceny.
IA Jordan BlackstOck, larceny.
247 Cavala Johnson, larceny.
2fS Kate Harris, larceny.
2jl Annie LYdle, larceny.
255 Jerry Nevills and VIM. Saunders,
larceny.
2j6 Samuel Newton, larceny.
Magistrates are requested to send up
all papers where parties are bound over TO
answer at this term. The Grand Jury
sits on Wednesdays and Fridays. All
parties having business before them must
BE on hand.
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4 special sale this week at B. LowENsrEU &
Bros of White Goods, MarseiIies, Mar
settles Quilts, Table Damask. Table
Cloths, Napkins, Towels. Hose,
Handkerehieis,L Linens, EmbrOi-
deries, Ribbons, and a null
LINZ OF SILKS.
This Goods viii be
sold at Gold Prices
THIS WEEK.
TO make room
for our
NEW SPRING STOCK.
B.. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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ONLY 12kc, best e%alicos, Cans new store,
29S Main.
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Dry GoODs throughout our establish
ment at less than manufacturers prices
TODAY. SEESSEL & SON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spaIding, BId~eI & ToDoaough, Propr's.

An Evening with Shakespeare and Mende
SOM, Benefit and Farewell Appearance Of
Mrs. SCOFT-SIDDONS.
MONDAY EVENING, March 7th.-Grand
classical reading For the first time in
Memphis, Mrs. Scott-Siddons Will render
the text of Shakspeare'5 fsncfful ere BtiOu
of a MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, as
sisted by a large orchestra, augmented ex-
preSSiy for this occasion, who VIII, during
the reading. play all the original music OF
Mendelssohns great musical inspiration,
known as SOnimernaehtstraum, as read
by her at the Academy OF Music, n. Y, with
unequivOcal success.
Tuesday Evening, March Sth-Ftrst night Of
that most famous plntOmime
NJ and the great sensational ballet,
the KIRALFY TROUPE OF Hungarian
Dancers, who are engaged for hve nights
and two matinees only. tn public is re-
spectfuliy informed that during the stay OF
Humpty-Dumpty. the street ears will be
IN waiting Oh Main street, after the per
fOrmanee, for the conveyance or passengers.
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All shades of challies and other spring
dress goods have arrived at Herzog q
Bros, 294 Main street.
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IN = srEAnAk

AGOEAUTx HEGH6'
E d
VIII m 20 run the -
HGtchie River on the FIRST IN -
theriver. rom Memphis to the raiiFOadb rfdeN
near Brownsville, weekly. and VIII do the
Business for the trade satfsfactOriIY.
dell ". n LANTER. Agent
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ONLY l2Hc, beautiful calico, at Cans
new store, 2gS Main.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and all the latest dailies
and monthiies.
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JOE LOCKE has a full supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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NEW Cloaks, new Arabs, just received.
SEESSEL i son.
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MAGNIFICENT Embroideries and Lace
Goods, such as CaIlorettes, JabOws, Circu-
lar Capas, received at L. kREMER'S.
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BUY WOOL of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. ROescher, S28 Main street.
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ELEGANT new Straw Goods arriving
now daily at L. KREMER'S.
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TIE APPEAL is denvsHed for Is cents a
week.
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HOTIeE IN ADVERTISERS.

GREAT Bargains in Ladies' and Gents
Underwear, at the Revolution Dollar
Store.
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NEW Dress Goods, at B.. Lowenstein &
Rrns
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FIVE hundred French corsets at a sacri-
five. Cans 29S Main street.
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To feeding prisoners.--.-..-.-..---S 257 o.
Owing to the delay in obtaining proper
books and papers for the use of the de-
partment, I have not been able to make
my report as elaborate as ] would wish.
Respectfully submitted,
7. W. O'DONNELL, Chief Police.
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A GOOD 2-plait Shirt for g, at Wiggans
& ThOrn's, 233 Clay Building.
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LEMPERATRIcE Hats arrived at
T. KREMER'S-
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EXQUISITE new styles of Hats arrived
at l.. KREMER'S.
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LARGEST assortment of the latest dali
lies, weeklies and mOnthlies, at Joe
Locke's, 236h Main street.
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LETTER LIST.

BRITISH halI Hose, four pairs for S1.OO,
at the Revolution Dollar Store.
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and the second pisce-S The Tanning of
the Shrew." This discovered her in a
role the opposite OF Iotdnthe, but one
for which she was well prepared,
and IN which she shone as
eOnspicuously as in the first. Her
Katharine was an excellent ~Personation,
and all manner of splenetic effects, such
as might be expected to fall from the
tongue of a shrew. She vas capital. The
support she received was rather overdone,
and therefore all the more In contrast
with the natural-iike performance Of
Mrs. Siddons. Davis, as PetrHeht0, did
very well, and barring a little too much
cracking of the whip, deserves all he got
of applause. Wallace, as Grasmio. played
cleveTly, as did Miss Andrews, as Curtis.
As to the rest we will be silent.
On Monday night we are to have "Mid-
summer Nights Dream" with the Men
delssohn music by a full orchestra, and
Leo Wheat's piano, Hollenberg's violin,
and Farmers lGte additional. OF course
the house will be crowded, because no
such treat has ever before been rendered
the Memphis play-going public.
ELEGANT neaO Spring Dress Goods on
display. A. SEESSEL q SON.
EXQUISITE new styles of Hats arrived
at l.. KREMER'S.
GIVE me one trial, and your trade will
be insured. HEZEKIAH,
81 Jefferson street.
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DR.. JOSEPH SHEPARD,
An Eminent European Physician,

HAS taken Room A and adjoining Parlors.
ii Commercial Hotel, for the treatment 81
chronic and complicated diseases, and the
diseases Of women. fab22
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READ the new advertisement of b.
LOWsnstein & Bros.
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LEMPERArRICE Hats arrived at
L. KREMERfS.
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FOR MOUND CITY.
Memphis and Arkansas Five. ~
c0mpany---Whte AiVsr Line.
N sroRv. Master

THE entirely new and elegant -
4 passenger packet, built -
pressly for the trade,
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ELIzABETHAN Ruhs now arriving at
l.. KREMER'S.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
UNION STREET LOT.
DY direction Of J. W. King, the beneficiary,
ID ! viii, as Trustee, sell 70 the highest bid
der, for cash, on
WednesdaY. 30th March. $50.

AT noon, at the REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE OF
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co., northeast corner
OF Main and jefferson streets, in the city Of
Memphis, the following property conveyed
to me in Trust, on the LIST day OF August. 1870,
by Virginia r. Yerger and Orviile Terger, to
secure certain Indebtedness specified in The
Trust Deed: A lot OF ground on north side of
Union street, lust west of the crossing on the
M. and G. r r.. fronting fOrty-seven feet on
the north side Of Union street, extending
orthwa to the railroad.
feb29 IOHE IRRELEVANT. Trnstae.
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LLAMA Lace Prints to arrive.
SEESSEL & son.
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GREAT Bargains in Ladies' and Gents
underwear, at the Revolution Dollar
Store.
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WANTED.-TwO first-class Drv-goods
Statesmen; must have experience, and can
come well recommended. None others
wanted. Address, with reference, B, city
p%ostofflee.
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CONSTABLE 14th CIVIL DISTRICT.

TONSTABLE.-Iu reply 10 a very compli-
mentary call in the APPEAL, signed cit
1Een, / hereby announce myself us 8 candi-
dale for Constable OF the Fourteenth Civi
District, pledEinE myself, il elected, to per-
form my duty 10 The best of my ability.
1eoi Respectfully, BEN. q. GARRETT.
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FOR CLERK IsT CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Edaors
AgDouL The friends OF John H BOWEN
hereby request you 10 announce his name as
a candidate for the First Circuit Court Clerk
OF shelby county, at the next March election.
fehls MANY FRIENDS.
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FRENCH percales, only 25c, Cans new
store. 29S Main.
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CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT.-We are
authorized 10 announce FRANK TAFT
as an Independent candidate FOR the Office OF
Clerk Of the First Circuit Court at the ensu-
ing March election. febB
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sTEAMBOATs
FoR WHITE RTvER.
ETiaffs W6Ifs aaa LIttIs Bed aIvsr LIae.

EilioN Enh5 aha Liiio nea niFeF Lihe-
Regular Memphis. White and Little Red
River Independent Packst-For Helena
Friar's Point, DeFail's BluR, Little Rock,
Searcy, Des Arc. Augusta. JaeksonpOrt.
DIES AKC.-.Iohn ID. Elliott, master
This elegant and feet passenger @
steamer viii leave as above -
Tuesday, March 9th, az 5 pm.
The only boat leaving today that connects
with railroad for Little Rock, and goes
through to JacksOnport
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
mh8 Promenade street. OPT. Landing
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Mail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena. Indian Bay, Clarendon, DeVall's
BIun, Little Rock, Des Arc, West Point
SeaTcy, Augusta and J-acksOnport-
Liberty, NO. .,
PAT. a..
This elegant passenger steamer -
win leave as above -
TUESDAY, sth inst, at 5 pm.
Fol freight or passage apply on board, or to
LACK WILSON, Agent,
mh6 5Uf Front street, Upstairs.
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-T6 the
- EeJpie Of Haelty Obsaty. I am a candidate
Tor Clerk of the second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, al the ensuing March election.
lebl EOLFE :. SAUNDERS.
TLERE SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-We
~ are authorized to E. R. HARRIS
As an Independent candidate for the ONCE
OF Clerk OF the Second Circait Court, at the
ensuing March election. fsbI
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
paHy--United States Nail Lie.
For Helena, Friars' Point. Mouth White River.
Pine Bluh, Little Rock, and
connections for Hot Springs and Fort Smith,
Steamer Mary BOYD,
This elegant and newly redtted
steamer viii leave as o -
MONDAY, 7th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or -
W. h KENNEDY. Agent,
mh6 No 3 Madison ST. stanton Block
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ELIzABETHAN Rufs now arriving at
l.. KREMER'S.
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GIVE me one trial, and your trade will
be insured. HEZEKIAH,
81 Jefferson street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Paeket-For Vieksburg,
NatcheZ and New Orleans.
GLASGOW master
This elegant slde-wneel passen- -
ger steamer viii leave as above ZzEas
THIS DAY, 9Th inst. at 10 am
ELLIOTT MILLER Agents.
mh5 Promenade street, opp. L~Alding
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VIII leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY, at
5 O'Clock pm. for AUGUSTA and intermediate
points on White river, and 20 SEAECT LAND
ING on LITTLE RED RIVER This boat being
OF light dIaft. VIII Be able to gct 70 seSrey
Landing when other boats cannot She vii
continue In this trade until the completion
OF another new boat, such as the a. P
Walt" NOW nuder contract TO be finished BY
18th May next To AXE the place OF the W
A Caldwell" In the Augusta and Little Red
river trade, to leave Memphis
THURSDAY.
For REICH OF passage apply on board The
boats, or az the Ofca Of the COMPANY MOI
Madison street, Srsut11 ElocE
fsbIT JOHN RADAGs, President
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JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Edit0rs
- appeal: IN response 10 the very compli-
meutHfy cal In your paper OF yesterday,
signed One OF the Bar" hereby announce
myself a candidate for Judge OF the First
Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
dell {. W. HEISKELL.
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STATE & COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
o

HERIFF.-I hereby announce myself as
- an independent candidate for reelection
10 the office OF sheriff, at the ensuing March
election. A. CURRY,
Jan Sheriff Of Shelby county
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FOR JUDGE 1sr CIRCUIT COURT.

fudge FIRST CIRCUIT COURr.-We are
q authorized 10 announce P I. SCRUGGS a.
n candidate for the Office OF Judge Of the
First Circuit Court Of Shelby county, at the
election, Nay 2th. febl
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
SILVER master
This elegEut and sW1t steamer r.
viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst, al 8 pm
ARR HARMSTAD CO.. Agents..
mh6 No. u Madison street.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.

st. Louis..--..-.--.MARBLE CITY.-.---5 p
New .............l a
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4 TrORNEY-GENERAL OF THE GRIM
- NAL COURT-We are authorized 20 an
uOunce u. y. ETC as a candidate for At
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EXQUISITE new styles of Hats arrived
at L. KREMER'S.
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ELEGANT ne1V Spring Dress Goods on
display. A. SEESSEL q SON.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK--We are author
- lied 70 announce ]. I. STRANGE as an
Independent candidate for the Office Of County
Court Clerk, at the ensuing March election. II
COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby an
- nOunce myself as an independent candf-
date foI Clerk Of The County Court.
-..l L LEaRE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

N0hoss unde- gHs head ioiH Be inserted az Ten
ceLl arr Mne. elch f-nsertoa.
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AHHOUNcEMEKTS.
CRIMINAL COURT.

TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE GRIM
y NAL CoURT.-We are authorized TO an
uOunce JOHN 5. KERR as a candidate for
kttDrney-General Of the Criminal Court, sub
..-- n he na.nncralLn cnnNanlinn- laE
The New York herald., 1870-02-10

A UCT1ON NOT1CE.--E. NICHOLS, AVUTIUNEEK,
n Elegant Household FURNITURE Painting -, Bronzes.
this day (Thursday), Feb. TO-
II Tenth street, block west Of Broadway,
Fifth and Sixth
Magnificent rosewood Pianofoe from Decker Brothers,
Terlor suits, latest styles Of the richest descriptions
French Furniture. Cabinet bois do rose Etaser
Velvet, Brussels Medallion Carpets
Fine Paintings Bronxes Vases statuay Paror Ornaments
Chamber fnils, style Of Louis XIV;
Library furniture, Bookcase, Table, Books
Sale commencing at l0IS O'Clock precisely.
Velvet Brussels and Medallion Carpets brocate reps and
laco Curtains Paintings by eminent artists Pier and Oval
Mirrors French iupoed Furniture. bois do
rose Cabinet Etasers. Tablet J.ran!erss Encoignures
SILK reps moruete; Turkish and Oriental Chairs, mag
n8cent Decker Brothes rosewood Pixnofoe Stool and
Cover great selection BronIes, Vases Statuay Clocks
Paror Ornaments walnut Bookcase, Table Desk Bookst
walnut Bedsteada Bureaus Wsshstands Com
modes Wsrrobes Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding
Linen, Blankets Quits Bolsera. Piowa, Sofas Chars
Rockers Lounges covered with reps and haircoth Erten
sion Table, Huet. Dining Chairs China, Tea and Dinner
Se,s Glass Crystal and Silver Ware Ivory Taole Cutlery
&C. N. BKeabe In attendance to cart pack soots
purchasers Parties wishing the saio take Broad
way stages Sixth avenue catp.
The New York herald., 1870-02-10

SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A -MENRY H. LEEDS MINs& AUCrloSKsss.
AIT SALE or THE
THOMPSON c0LLEcrIoK.
NOW IN rRoasEss AT
rHR LEEDS ART oALLERlEs.
Sit AND $40 BROADWAY.
SALES coxxEEcs AT Ii A N. AND sRx
DAILY.
until tho entire list. comprising nearly tws thousand
Oh P.asiuss
shat have been sold.
Ihs catalogue docs sIass.ats whsa eas this the
offered % the American paSlio."MSs~ York TiSans
.Con:peuous In ,h. b.xderns variety picture.
70 adr tho finest public private gAllere. 10 The
The coll viii b sold entire uo pictures having been
addsd Or l.asa from III an without reserve or Limitation,
ucrIoN sALE.-Ar lis WEST TwENry-srxrH
A Rare Opportunity for
EDWIN S SMsnps Sss rurnur: % =. All III.
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The New York herald., 1870-02-10
IA. Art Sale Of mcritorious WORKS Of Modern Art.
BAkkEE 4 THEALL. AuctionecTs.
The most important and attractive sale OF the season OF
SUPERIOR high Potures. viii take place at The
Gallery OF Art,


the 10Th and 1lth OF February,
u which and valuable specimens OF the Americana
French, English, Belgian and Dusseldorf Schoos may be
found. The entirs collection eIhibitioa and com
psng $50 OF the finest and desirable Oil Paintings
heretofore offered auction They include choice examples
from the following nguished artists "rhe Family
admirably expressed exquisite candieShs Eject. b
Asleep" by T. Hcrard "Markst scsneS BY yerhoyen Bsu
desrabs and finely executed painting OF "roury" and
Dc Metz charming Flower Piece BY Annareers nFish"
by Wideved magnificent Flower Piece, by BtdAn "CApr"
by Iasetinc .TLo Pet Parrot" by B.i.lowiez "ssyng
Prsyers" By Nh .'Ths Toilet" BY j. Thoinpson adyp
Hart; Landscape and Cattle. by koek Koek, and nanv
others OF ACKNOWLEDGED merit be sold Thursday and
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