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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-08
Versicherung,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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3. @alirrl IN Aerni fir bic ,.oome Grriiher.
Anes 90. In 1ep.ycrf" unr ..gvepmin9 County
Wniudl." 5srner algtni fir aae eurppGiften
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uup 5saslfhiHfu Hah uHe pon Damturs, 9rrs
men une aas anpsrsn SdfeH prrprn psrfaufi.
epstfel pfretH mad alien 1bfiIfn bse aifu 9a-
eIanpss Jn ben uiserisftH Rafn dusSsRsat.
Sfliee, 205 2adawanna Npenue l3SibIsrs
elOd), 5lmmfT Rs. 1, ObtnaHf. 1893
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'rpcerieen iiiIb 9SrODifIOneiI

0rpcerieen iinb NSrOOifIOnerI,
Mainfra6t, Spee PART,
nsbfn esm Sptrl pes Strrn @rpras @r6ber.
Giurm prTsbrtsu esutiGsn pablifum Die srses
6mft Nnisiss, bde mir fcrtpGbrsnp riuen ausss-
spGbltru GOrratb BON prOpiant unp 9sbrusniii-
telu an 6anp baitsn uup gu ben biIIisfrn preiieu
an unlere aunben cerfaufrn.
Snpsm mir nm SabIrri6en 3ulpruG bitten,
sben mir Die geriiheruna eab fppUbl Gualitat
ne preiIt eFr gBaarra ni&ts iu wiuI6en hbrte
Iah'sn: 3tlaPo
9afcb 0ousr. Grirtrib Ronts.
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Haass ben 9irssru pOn ScrantUa. Da i'd t6a.
Iin 9sptifs in mtint 5Gubf brfOmmt, ed6 elm
grocer Sbpinr ehmit hem Sfu sstritbsn pirp,
psltss niGbt bifr stppesn pcresn II, une man.
@tr Wdnn an eintr einjigfu 2abuns um is
Truars bstroeen pirO, 10 rparne i'd jsbsn 9ir-
err, fsin ntn iu faufeu, auBer ee ID bier grpoaeu
prrhtn. N6bfrr Austunfi bel
10ir66 GbrtftaH 8Dlfer,
Ttnn dpe., uabf 6'iuher's R0trlfprs.
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rem SaaIe teS Sarmcnie Ghlb. iitsr Serru ).
9ewbcuis's aleipsr. Masaiiu. srb lIlen wire.
llnisrridt ptrp i'm Nialhinsns, @au- unb
Grsihano. 3sidnen srtbeilt Das Sduiarlp te-
trGsi IS Gents fur tie erie Ia,b einea TrlI. fiir
pir Jpcitr alalle, uutsrri6ts,it iebeu Sonntas
pom balt 9 bis balb 1 / ubr pes Wprgens.
Serautan, ben 80. SHni 1870.
.ss.4s 8. Mera, 9ebrer.
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ssc for jobbng lots In casks. The unimportant
Inc easnos. 10 other kind. was light though prices were
PErnoLIuM.-TSo markc. for crude IN bulk wa. ,que.
s ifss delivery s~ sss
9erns,, The CLOSING price. were about is sRC and
September pa late last night at sNc iSc sheay Al tbs
ss yaiss s s y
dssS the ns. 60 Gays private The market for
except for oil for hs months delivery Which was very
,csrss AND ned a. s tSr dewey o oon
and so cases 5SSSas were O Avn
white 2s9sc gSc. In Philadelphia the market opened dn
osrpSs There sod ,or August
Tor lots FOR September delivery sl1Sc. was bid;
and do lard The amour. OF business trans
acted In Western ness pork was only moderate the demand
OF the sales were made at ye.terdsys closing gnrss In
81 the R
ans % sp'e EN- at Sg % 2s closing g. about s
sma o SIS % sa asoa sI SI
Dressed hogs were firm at lshc iS owing to the small
sc alo}sc with Of 1891 head the bulk OF which
70 ma M a pae. FOR ossn
abont % ob were sold within the range OF $s $40 for
mess at or about $780, the stock about exhausted Beef
quoted At ga . Si2. The demand FOR bacon was light
UciuS conuueu 10 kmaH phlceh ana prices femAlued
weoi Slow Of sale the demand conDans fight, but
prices were without alteration Western aud city picked
mans quoted at 9c 20c and tight terced baggcd
90. si&c &c the sales were unnportant Lard
manded An advance OF &c per To- and oieraby active,
on the spot aud for August i< closing is,c.
asked FOR future delivery bes made 30
December at &c., and 25o do for September 1870.
l6ssc.
SUeAR.The market for raw continued active and firm al
yesterday prices the demand being principally from
Some holders refused operate
prices c above quotations The sales 1000 hhds
at from &c. to lc for Cuba Porto Rico 604
private terms The demand for refined rather
l3tc.; soft white, l2sc l2sc extra q, l2ic and yellow
lie. l2c :CubAnferior common refining, SIC $40
s,sc S4c; fair 20 good fsrooery, go. foc prime
choice grocery, iolsc loAc centrifugal thhds Ant
mssdo sassns@ nps 6u Sea', standard
NOS TO $40 $40: do, 10 TO - CSC l0,Sc; do.
20. Tho.s lSo; White Aac isc. Porto RioorRennin
grades, S%e SAC; do, grocery grades $40 il4c
MeMrs " Amann Co. made the stock to-day al follows
3eos hhds ll05' boxes sos POI bags and 9l melafo
dull, the demand being confined to small lots Abou
1900 lbs were sold at from Loo to 1876 for common
choice lots.
sEspsLinseed continued RUG quiet but firm a. 80 ~
=" Ia -nid duty raid ~A t.< ..A rsSSrisL Irss. re
manned dun and nominal l%c. Tor clover "a " w.
timothy.
SALTrErRECrde quiet but steady, at exc, gold.
TALLow market quiet, but very nrm tor prim,
and choice grades About So 000 lbs prime sold
tive but prices were irmer closing at $40. The sales
26v bbls. ~ &c. a 9ic.
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TIE IaaspREssIDls CONFLICT IN yISelslA.
A COid-Blooded Murder and Homicide in
Seif.Defence.


Henry c. ii. Va,) correspondence August 90
Richmond Wht0.]
few days ago white man named John Barrow
and negro employed at Graveys tobacco factory
about ten miles from this place, became involved In
a dispute about the ownership Of pint OF whlskey
After some quarrelllnR the negro offered to refer the
question to a third party ana abide by his decision
seemed to have been settled. In little WHILE how
ever, Barrow approached the negro with q drawn
knife In his hand and said, "YOu have called ma a
rascal and swlndler, and now Pm going to cut your
heart out" Without another word lie plunged the
knife into the negros heart severng the left lobe
the bystanders were, for the moment, paralyzed
with horror, and Barrow was enabled TO escape
INTO tile woods AS soon as IL was ascertained
that the victim was dead party OF eight or ten
black men pursued the murderer and tracked
him TO the house OF his father-in-aw. They sur
proper officers TO arrest the murderer They allowed
person III female attire 10 pass their Ines ana
when the Olcer arrived II was discovered that Bar
row had escaped. The inmates OF the house being
pressed for an explanation confessed that Barrow,
finding himself In the tolls, had donned his wife's
murderer IL stu at large. Another homicide &C.
Cured few days ago at PENIS Store Patrick
county, about twenty miles from here. II appears
that Mr.. James p. Critz had discharged one OF his
c0ored hands for misconduct. The negro went of
uttertng threats and subsequently came back three
times and stood In the factory yard calling for MIR.
Critz and using offensive epithets. Mr.. Ortiz went
down TO the door or the factory and ordered him Off
The negro approached Mr. Ortiz In his own door,
with threatening gestures, saying, "Tm going to
whip you before 60" Mr. Crltz took shot gun
from his ONCE, and as the negro continued to ap-
proach he shot him dead In his tracks, Mr.. Critz
was Immediately arrested and taken before maris.
trate, VINO discharged him.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREKr,
THURSDAY, August 25-0 T.. III.


THURSDAY, August 25-6 Y. III.
The gold market, which still engrosses the larger
share OF tho attention OF the street. was again the
scene excited this morning Even before the
formal opening OF the the market was agltateu
by the reports or o sudden break In our bonds III
London, which were stated to have declined TO S6H.
Upon this there rush on the part OF the bears
TO outstanding short sales which carried the
price rapidly up to lis. The first recorded sales
were made In the room at 1l77s. the premium again
advancing to 1lS. later despatch showing re-
covery In the London market, the market
reacted and gradually declined to ll6I. In
the interim the Information that the Bank
OF England rate OF discount had been
reduced to four per cent was received, but on the
face Of the decline In bonds was without effect upon
the market. The war news received although OF
the usual mixed, unsatisfactory and contradictory
character seeming to infer less favorable situation
for the French than had been previously reported,
aided In this decline From this figure 1t rallied to
l17H, but went or again upon still further I'M
prOvement In the London market and second time
touched 1l6X. Here 1t suffered yet another reac.
ton and recovered to 1T. going or however toward
the close and settling to the lowest figure upon q
rumor to the effect that pool is organizing to de-
press the price; that this pool intend to borrow a
large amount OF gold OH tme--the amount named Ii
IS, 000 000-and to throw the same ON the market
the sales being made ex-ClearIng House.
There mas been less said to-day respecting the
seemingly mythical pool 10 advance the premium
which has so excited the market during the past
few days, and the course OF the premium to-day
does not certainly favor Its existence. There are
many who reassert, however, that such clique has
been formed to advance the price OF gold, which
may or may not develop into an effort to make
corner. but the prevailing impression Is that only
short turn will be attempted There are unscrupu.
ous SPECTATORS enough here who would not hesitate
at any scheme whereby their own preat may
DO served. at whatever sacrifice OF prin-
ciple but these have a wholesome fear
OF Secretary Boutwell, ana fully appreciate
that no conspiracy to disturb trade similar 70 that
OF year ago. WI! BE- suffered to Gain anything ike
the same mead and with constant apprehension Of
his sudden interference in their minds will scarcely
venture very largely into any "pool," lest It might
prove an ocean that would swallow up them and
their fortunes.
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Nsw York 6tnte Polirics-Important Move.
mcnt In the Twenty-secend Congressional
District withdrawal Of Hamilton Ward,
Republican.
The Elmira Gazette publishes the Following letter
from Hamilton Ward. representing the New York
Twenty. second district in Congress, from which It
win be seen that Mr. ward has followed the foot
steps OF many OF his coadjutors and Withdrawn from
the contest
LETTER FROM HON. HAMILTON WARD.
BELMONT, August 20, 1870.
To MY CONsrTTuENTs-At the solicitation OF many
friends. and believe with the approval OF q large
majority OF the republican party of this Congress
ri0nai district q lew weeks ago / became q candi-
date for Forty-second Congress. Active OPPOSE
tion sprang up in The district, coming largely IRON
sources that gave assurances OF support when be-
game candidate aud warm and somewhat
bitter contest has arisen, eliminating In forcing
Call for the election OF Congressional delegates in
6teuben county on short notice fair cousdera-
zion Oh my claims in the face OF much calumny ana
excitement becomes impossible In the short time
allowed especially as for domestic reasons cannot
leave home to give further personal attention 10 the
canvass. Under the circumstances feel IL my duty
TO withdraw from the contest, ana an therefore,
no longer a candidate. thank my friends Tor their
hong continued confidence and support In conclu-
Sion let me say that the mission OF the republican
party Is not vet ended. IL Is the duty OF all to
heal the party dissensiOns and press on with UNI
dminished effort to secure the continued ascend
siuoy VI Its policy and principles.
HAMILTON WARD,
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peciay for the prime grades Sales. bags eY steamer
North America private terms. Other kinds OF
sale but held for fun figures We ordinary
1916; prime do 1870 aTsc; extremes for lots, lac
TIE Java, l9,6c Z2e singapore, 1sc. a l9c.
isc 1eAc jamaica l5c l7c ceara l6c. l7c. Costa
Rica 15tsc l9c Manila, lie. l7c.; Mexican, Ice sc
and SAMANTHA, fbso iSc., nil gold. duty paid i'''
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Receips, IS 0l9 bbs -four, 72O do
and 1877 bags corn meal l0S06 bushels wheat 067 DO
corn sf3 do oats and 02O do rye There continued an
active demand FOR the low rades Of state -four
Tor shipment, but the business In other kinds light
ices were without change except for the low grades.
which sold at an advance about Zoe bbi
were adou! 1000 bb including about 1900 for ship
ent part at ~ % 6 IL for extra state the latter price
FOR small quantities For Southern -four the was
only moderate but prices without alteration being
heavy Tor the high grades, but brm for the edl
qualities Sales about 800 bbls Rye nour of sale
and heavy. Sales I50 bills We - -
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Political Notes and Com ments.

{ Speaker James G. Blane's organ at Augusta, the
kennebec Journal, comes out strong for Lot NJ
Morrill, for Senator.
The Marietta (Ohto) Register says Charles W. Pot
win, Of GAINESVILLE, is the republican candidate for
Congress IN the Thirteenth district TO run against
General George W. Morgan, who had q majority OF
1.6S4 two years ago. The Register says Mr.. Potwin
first class man, just such as ought tg 90 f6 Con.
Gress. but we hardly think he Is the pot that win
win against General Morgan.
The Springfield tOno, Republic exclaims:-
We can beat Hugh j. Jewett with Samuel SnelIa
pargef: And aads:-n our friends abroad win
watch tue Ollo Seventh Congressional district they
VIII witness the pretticst fight they ever saw.
A convention of the conservatives of the vir.
glnia Fifth Congressional district, comprising the
counties of Greene, AlDemarle. Fluvanna Nelson,
Buckingham, Amherst, Appomatrox, Bedford,
Campbell, Prince Edward and the city Of Lynch
burg. is called to meet In Lynchburg on the 4th Of
october Robert Rldgway, conservative. was
elected to the present Congress.
The Machias tMe.) Union Is glad that Philander J.
carlton has been nominated as the democratic
candidate FOR Congress from the Maine Fifth dis
Irlct and says:-"He Is q member OF the Senate
IRON Knox county, his residence being in Camden.
Ne is popular q. home, because he Is known as an
industrious, energetic and honorable business man.
lie is thoroughly conversant with the interests Of
sS"syuuhuAS ouu stip OHucrS, ana IOr CNlS reason
alone ought to receive the OF all business men
In the district without reference to party.
the Charleston Neaos says Colonel c. @. Puder,
Northern man, has been nominated as the "regularn
republican candidate for Congress from the Fourth
district This nomination was made upon the
ground that the convention held in Columbia which
nominated A. S. Wallace, was irregular and in
FORMAL" Puffer, we believe, was an aid Of General
Butler at the beginning OF our war.
The democrats Of the Ohio Eleventh district have
nominated Ralph Leete for Congress.
The republicans of the Kentucky Seventh district
have nominated Brown, Of Jessamine county, for
Congress.
Worthington Smith, Of St. Albans has been re-
nominated by the republicans for Congress from the
Vermont Third district. This completes the repub-
lean nominations for Congress for Vermont and
may be regarded as the next representatives from
the State IN the national capital. Their names are
Willard, OF Montpelier Poland OF st. JOhnsbury ana
smith, OF st. Adams. all present incumbents.
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1ol1< 1olX; Rock Island. lis 1laH; Milwaukee
AND st. Paul. COX 90; do. preferred. 7oS 7eH;
Toledo. Wabash and Western, SIX a SIX: do.
preferred 70 bid; Fort Wayne. sSX bid; Chicago
and Alton, 1l2A; OHIO and Mississippi. S37l 33H;
Delaware. Lackawanha and Western, 1Osk bid;
Morris and Essex, sS1a 80; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, ss bid; Hannibal ana St. Joseph, lo7H bid;
do. preferred. III "a INK; Columbus. Chicago and
Indiana Central. II TX.
THE EXTREME FIGURES
OF the day are shown in the subjoined table,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien Is. MINER, AUCTIONEER
~ BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER
Henry II. Leeds 4 Hiner.
(Establisned 1877

Henry r. Leeds Hiner.
(Es,ablshed iS47)
salrsrooms Nos ChsInte and n Reade Streets Art
Galleries SIT and Sl9 Broadway. "
On Friday August 26 at l0h O'clock at tho private re
dence No 3b West street between Eighth and
Ninth avenues elegant Household Furniture made By best
Broadway manufacturers - "
Carved rosewood octave Piano, BY Chickerns
OF and fnh Marvns Parlor Silver afe
Pier Mirrors. &c Velvet aud Brussels Carpsts black
Bureaus Commodes, Chairs. Spring Beds Hair Mattresses
hante Clocks and Ornaments carved black walnut Aoirs
n3ace Lace Window Curtains and Gilt Cornces carved
ebony Ormou mounted suite in blue figured satn
Vases gilt Clocks painted and enameiled Cottage Sus
Stair Carpets and Rods Oco.hs black walnut cane seat
Chairs China Dinner sst Glassware Cutlery, Kitchen Ware
DC, &c. '' 10Y
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The market Tor wheat only moderately active the In
creased rmness OF the sellers scarcity lots
Of 1c yesterdays closing pnces
There were sold about 10000 bushels, at 81 IA No
das 70 s sprn Mos sd s ss .S o. Y
for full loads OF amber winter, 81 IS 81 A. small os
do and VI % VI GU for white Corn only moderately
bushels at S3c Ssc for inferior prime mixed cstern
ss5c S9c for high mixed and Sc. 81 ~ for yellow and
dun and heavy Sales $50 bushels Die for old
Western bic 6sc for Ohio and State b0<c for Jer
heavy small lot of sold at 9Oc Barley and
barley matt remained duh and nominal
rates stronger especially for grain and -FOUR
commanding Cd. to Liverpool per The de-
rates demanded in all The engagements were
s a S Ss ali ats z. 3D. q bD aSur a. f.
The charters "A brig to the Baltic, with 1000 bbs
az to 3d. DEE with 500 case, d.
Soc Sso bark, from PhiladelphiA to Hamburg with
1000 bbls do at 6s brig from Wilmington 10 Deerara,
Norfolk to Maanzas railroad materials, a. b5c and ada
brig TO the south OF Europe with 1900 bushels wheat
aUNNIEs were dull, and prices were nominal at former
Borneo.
were nominal We quote Manila 12Ac.. gold; jute, BE-
&C. Ssal, ii &c, do and Tampco, 7tc do, bond The
sales confined to about 400 paes ute In lots at &C.
EhAY-The demand was pa,saby active, and prices were
steady for almost all kinds Shipping was quoted at s5c
so s5 5s'- lots " 81 49, long rye straw VI 81 10 and short
nopsThere was no change to note in the market which
small lots TO supply the immediate of brewers Prices
were unchanged common choice grades being quoted
MoLAssEs.-The demand for this article wthou.
provemen and the business unnportant, the sales
being confined to small supply the present OF
-
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WADE HAMPTON ON REFORM
The Abbeville Press ana Banner prints the follow
ing extract from private letter OF General Wade
Hampton addressed to resident Of Abbeville vii
lage. General Hampton says
How does the reform movement prosper2 In the
ISSUES presented and the candidates In the deld
cannot see how any true In the State hest
tate as to his proper position. Diner as we may
About the platform OF the new party, see no alter
native but to support Its nominees. hope and pray
that good may come Of the movement for unless Q
change Is made in the rule Of the State nothing but
ruin aWaita ua.
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"A BIG F1sH-F0R OTsEGO LAKE.--A quarter OF
century ago, as We are Informed by old residents
II was no uncommon thing for our local fishermen
TO catch half dozen large trout at haul at certain
seasons or the year. But OF late years occasional
eight to twelve FOUNDER has been rather curiosity
On Saturday last we were shown a trout weighing
tribe over twenty-One pounds, girtng twenty one
in length, taken in q net. He was evidently one Of
The "old setters' OF Otsego Lake, OF which but few
Ienain.-COOpeyStOtC Journal August rs.
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One O'Clock p.
STREET Qu0TArl]ii
En,f-past Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THunspAY. August c5-.6 2

THURSDAY, August 25-6 p N.
CorroN.-The market stu quiet, prices were
heavy and shade lower will be reference to our
quotations below. There demand for export ana
only moderate inquiry from spnners while business
transacted for speculation dminuive sales were
s67 bales, including 81 for spinning and 1l6
For future delivery the market quiet holders were
generally firm in their views Tho offerings comparatively
light. The sales wero 600 bales bass low mddl,ng for
August AZ 1885,; 300 do for September Ike a l5s.o
IKE 20 do for October at l6c 800 November nj
6ac and late yesterday 400 do. for October I65ac
l6Lc and 100 do November at 1879. We append the
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A Lien Is. MINER, AUCTIoNEER,
n By ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER,
Henry H. Leeds 4 Miner.

q
Established ls47)
Salesroma Nos IS Chambers and N Rcads streets
Galleries sl7 and sla Broadway. "
On Friday August 49, at l0 O'Clock at tho priv.te
dence los West street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues elegant Household Furniture made By bes,
Broadway manufacturers. - "
Carved rosewood seven octave Piano. made BY Chckerng
OF very superior tone and nnish comprising carved ebony
wood marble top Centre Table; gilt frame Pier Mirror ana
Conces velvet and Brussels Carpes richly rose
wood Bedstcsds Bureaus Armore lace Commodes black
walnut Extension Table. Lounge and Chairs black walnut
suit In blue Lace Curtains gilt Clock Manel Vases
Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c, DC,
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MN Writer'S, AUcTIONEBR, SELLS THIS DAY AT
O'Clock at "a Canal street, large and valuable
OF Household Furniture splendid French plate Pier
and han,el Mrors me Curians with shades; rosewood
Etagees Piano. black Parlor Suits black
and enameed Chamber Suits curcd Hair Mattrcsses large
Feather Beds OF best quality Extension Centre ana other
Tables, with hne assortment sverwarc Coffee Tea
grns ~ OF - rich vevct Tapestry Thrsepy Clair
Ing and other Chairs Dining Room aud KIsshen Furniture,
Pulpit; also Restaurant uralture aud Fixtures.
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A Lien r. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY ALLEN MINER 4 BROTHER.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4

HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
saesrooma Nos 50 Chambers N Reads s,rseta Art
leries Sl7 and el9 Broadway.
On WEDNESDAY, August 81 at lOS O'clock nj our ssles
rooms Nos. IS Chambers and "a Reade streets. $500
MORTGAdEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FURNITURE, made to order by MessrA Potter a Stynusi
ch satin nrocadc Curtains and Drapees
French plate Pier Mirrors French MoQust and Velvet
pets, &C., &c. Details In time.
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A LBERT r. wALDRON, AUCTIONERR
N saiesrooms, los Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

WALDRoN COOKE will sell by auction, on Saturday,
yth, al 10Y o'clock assortment OF second hand
and pew Household Goods. including Parlor Bedroom LIZ
brary and Dining Room Furniture: HAIR Sprinc and Husk
Mattresses, brussels and Ingram Carpets, Crockery and
Gass Ware, Mr-orH aso Lne uce Desks nearly
made 10 order. /,
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[XTILLIAM ABBoTT. AUCTIoNEER

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER.
w Assgnes's sale OF ne Liquors. Store Fixtures &C. On
Monday August 49, at 1917 O'Clock, the contents Of the whole
sale retail liquor at ~ Church street, Of
Reade consxng OF fine old Bourbon and Rye Whistles,
Holland brown and pale Sherry Claret aud Rhine
Wine Champagne; all Of superior quality Also, 20 hogs-
heads Ale, large marbletop Lunch Counters,
Tables Chsirs nns rou Safe &C.. TO close estate.