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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Conservative Meeting in Hanover

AT n meeting of the Conservative voters
of the county Of Hanover, held at Hanover
Courthouse on the 10Th day Of April, 1870,
pursuant to public notice, OH motion of Or.
John G. Lump!ln, Colonel George W.
Richardson was called to the chair and Will
liam Josiah Lcakc, Esq, appointed secre-
tary.
Colonel richardson, in IN appropriate
speech, explained the object of the meeting
to be iOr tie purpose Of organizing the Con-
sentative party for the approaching cain
paign.
On motion. it was
"Resolced. That a committee Of three from
each township be appointed TO report plan
of organization
Whcreupon the Clair appointed the fol-
lowing committee
Aliens Greek To,cnship.--Messrs. 3. B.
Peasants, George W. boswell, and Edward
W. Morris.
Bearer Dam Tounship.-J. Booth Brown,
G. +. Thompson, and j. A. Baughan.
ashland To,cnship.-Colonel Hilary I.
Jones, William K. VIM, and Chastain
White.
Clay To,cnship.-B. L. Winston, DR.. E.
r, Shelton. Walter l.. Wingfield.
Henry 1o,rnship.-Dr. L. s. Tallcy, Dr..
William Ii. Macon, William Gaines.
After considerable time the committee re-
turned and reported the following plan fer
organization
There shall be one county superintendent
and one township superintendent for each
township. The county superintendent shall
have power TO ill any vacancy in the office
| Of township superintendent, and shall have
power to call Il public meeting Of the voters
of The county whenever required SO to Go
| 10y 4 majority Of the township supcrintend-
eats.
The superintendent of each township
sl.all, by public notice, call a meeting Of the
voters Of his township for the purpose Of
nominating township officers.
| The superintendent each township shall
appoint Il committee of five to attend at the
registration, and to provide means for get
| ting voters to the polls and the township
superintendent shall appoint chiefs OF hities
and tens.
The report was adopted, and the follow
| ing gentlemen recommended by the com
mittec were elected:
Countu Superlntendep-D K. S. Tallcy.
Bearer Dam 7o,cnshp-Superintend
Dr.. l.. Il. Anderson.
Aliens Creek 1ounSMp-Superintend
George w. boswell.
Ashland Totcnship-Superintend A.
NJ. Morris.
Clay neutrality-suspicious. DR.. Z.
T. Shelton.
Henry To,cnshp-Superintendent, Will
liam Gaines.
On motion ofColonel VIM, it was
"Resolrca, That the secretary Of this
meeting be instructed to send q copy OF
the proceedings of this meeting to each OF
the Richmond newspapers with the request
that they publish them for the information
of the people OF Hanover"
q. w. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
William Josiah Leakp, Secretary.
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F.efter from Winchester.
Correspondence OF The Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. Nav .. 1871

WINCHESTER, May 2, 1870.
Our people have received with deep re-
gret the accounts Of the recent calamity
Which hefell your city, and many have been
the expressions of sympathy both in public
and in private. In accordance with the re-
quest of a meeting of the citizens OF this
City and the adjoining counties, held to-day,
our Mayor is now taking steps to raise funds
for the relief Of the sufferers and their IA
miles.
The wheat all through this section OF
country is looking very finely, and the
farmers seem to be in good spirits respect
ing their other crops. The season so far has
been an admirable one both for gardening
and for putting in the heavier crops. A
great deal of activity is being displayed just
now in the erection Of the railroads which
are to run through or near Winchester. 1t
is thought that by the 10th of this month
trains will be running from here to HaTri-
sonburg. The bridge over Cedar creek will
then be completed. 1t is pronounced 4 re-
markedly fine and substantial piece of ma
sonry.
I'm our city itself the marks Of improve
mont are descernible. There have been
several sales Of property Of Late, and some
new and handsome stores have been opened.
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural So
ciety have placed their buildings under con-
tract, and It is thought that we Will have
a fair that will do credit to the rich sectlon
from which the Society takes It's Dame.
The Catholics here, who have for some
time suspended the building OF their church
on account of want Of means, have com,
menced work on it again, and this time, IL
is said, with funds sufficient to complete IL.
The Baptists of this place have just
brought to u close quite protracted series
OF meetings, during which they had good
many additions to their church. They are
now enjoying the pastoral services Of MIR.
Willis, formerly of your city. P.
Our correspondent sent us the proceed
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eutragea, caInmnies, outbreaks, and assassl-
nations, To, accomplish their purpose.
The Steele to-day explains the situation
as follows: The. Government aske for nm
qualified approval Of the past and a carte
blanche for the future" SIS
The earnings of AdeIina Patti for the past
season have been one million francs, to say
nothing OF presents she has received.
The Marquis de Carx has Just contribu-
ted fifteen hundred francs TO the fund of
the plebiscatory committee.
demanded Of England the extradition of
GustaYe Flourens on account of his COM
pIcfty in the plot against the life Of the
Emperor. I'm,
Traces of conspiracy have been discov-
yered ut Marseilles.
There is much agitation at Beziers, and
troops are constantly arriving there.
The bullion in the Bank of France has
decreased $500, 600 francs. .s~,f
~ -, ~. qIs.; ENGLAND. aq g-s37 u
LONDON, lMay 5--The London. Times,
speaking of the movement In the House OF
Commons last evening, says it does not be-
lieve that the women of England are in
sympathy with it,
LONDON, May ga Brussels dispatch
says that Archbishop Kenrick has gone TO
Naples to finish his protest against Papal
infallibility. - - -. .
Monseigneur Dupanloupe reply to Arch
bishop Spalding in the matter OF infallibility
viii soon be published.
The Pope has urged that the discussion
on the infailibility question shall be closed
before Ascension Day. The committee on
that subject in the Ecumenical Council has
promised to permit revised schema i'm
mediately. s.-Es
One-tenth of the Bishops present, includ-
ing the Germans and Hungarians, voted
against the schema for small catechism.
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, May "a decree is published
conyoking the High Court Of Justice to In
Yestigate the plot against the life of the EN-
peror. The decree says that long before
the issuance. of this decree Emile Olivier
demonstrated beyond doubt the existence
of revolutionary organization having for
its aim.th establishment of o democratic
and social republic, the members OF which
are resorting to systematic Villifcations,
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South Carolina Immigration Bal
loon Ascension.

CHARLESTON, May B.-The immigration
Convention adjourned to-day. 1t took mea-
sures for establishing European freight
and immigration steamship line, and for the
formation Of an immigration society, with
n central bureau i'll Charleiton and also
for the Introduction Of Chinese labor into
the localities of the South where it can be
used with advantage. ... ....
King, the aronaut, accompanied by mer-
chant OF Charleston, made al ascent in his
balloon Aurora from this city this evening
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Financial and COMMel Cial.
arssa and Flour Market.

IT
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, May S, 1870. {
OFFERINGS
YhtGk-White, 200 bushels. Red. SO bushels.
:sor,,.-N bitc, 54l bushels. Yellow none.
Mixed, 3Gi bushels.
outs SIS DusnsGS.
Rye.-lsS bushels.
SALES.
IVheat.-Whita, 200 bushels on private terms.
Red, 80 bushels good at Sl.30.
LOrn.-W hie, 81 bushels ut sl.2o 400 bushels at
ST. ,eI. Mixed. 81 bushels very good at Sl."0; 16o
bushels very good ut SLID SO bushels very good at
S1.lS
Odts.-4i bushels very good at csc. l2o bushels
very good on private terms; SO bushels prime ut
CSC "a bushels prime at 64c.
Pur Nome.
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The result Of one days registration ir
Lynchburg-2a0 whites, 103 blacks.

MAN KILLED.-A man named Thomas
tCrone was instantly killed on Monday last
IN cut Oh the Cumberland Valley Railroad
Extension, nearMr.; Ohm J. J. Hersbey's.
In eXcavcting, the bank gave way, striking
the man with such force as to knock him
against the wheelrof cart. breaking his
Jaw-hone and fracturing his skull. He was
from Virginia, and had Just commenced
work on the morning Of his sadGate.-Hd-
1ersto,gaa (nd) Herald.
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soreiga Markets-[Bx TELEeRApHl

Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH1. a..
LONDON. May 5--N3on.--ConsoIs, o. United
States bonds. 8Ss. -sA 81 ~ ~ :. =. t.r /.
LoNDoY, Mays Erening.-Consols, o.. United
States bonds, $50.
PARIS, May 5.-Bourse opened firm Rentes,
74f. 65c.
HAyRE, May 5-Eoon.--Cotton opened dul' and
irregular (; ON the spot, 1907; aaoat, R73t. Ere
ni,g.- Cotton closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL, May 5--Noon.-Cotton dull; mp
lands Itsd.; orleans, 1l5d01lfd; estimated sales,
10. 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 6-Erening.-Cotton steady !;
uplands. 1osd:; Orleans, It4lsd: sales, io,CoS
EXPORT. Lard quiet at sss. Naval ttores firm.
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baltimore Cattle Market

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Cutlle. Offerings to-day
amount 10 about $50 head. Market active ut All
Sheep Supply is now fair. For lambs espe-
cially lie demand Is now active. Prices range at
from ds@73c. - n. and S3@t5 for lambs. -,
Hogs supply fully equal to the demand, with
prices ranging from l2@l1stc. for good TO extra.
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Subscriptions for the Richmond
F

AUGUSTA, GA, May ga subscription
has been taken mp here for the Richmond
sufferers.
The morning papers report the arrest Of
Chap. Morris, military sheriff of Warren
county, for receiving brides from citizens
on arrests made by the military.
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SKIES BgleHTEN1Na.-Ths preliminary
canvass made in Norfolk shows, beyond a
question, that the liberal Conservative par
ty viii have majority OF several hundred.
while that of the whites will not fall short
Of five hundred.-Norfolk Virqinian, : =
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RICHMOND, May 5.-Cattle.-2s head at eAc. tt
O3c. 1H 1b. .-..,. ..
Skeep.-5o head Mt 7c. q h. Very Indifferent.
Lr'nl6S.-1oo head ut from ~ to S7.25 u head.
VratS. --75 head at from S6 TO Sl5 AZ head.
HoqS.-l50 head u from 12c. to l2c. % D.
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YNsUHKNGE Ss0MsxTI1A
'NoRTH AMERICA MUTUAL Ih
THsURAFCE COMPANY.
Eos, n AND - WARREN syaEyT, NEW xosxfas
~, Cash axaeAu NJ s0G aD1. Il

Kos.17 AND - WARxEE syaEET, new xosx.fsE
st..5 CASH assets. q, sos.soa.
Isssss 81, forms Of LIFE, JOINT LIYE, and !.
WiTH THE STATE ac i III. atssAT 81 usssTaEE
making every policy 90 secure g q EATfOsAL
Err, ssd making f,aa dsssisssisn. sp eR
tiSa Pa q HosRazsssfn e s1kkr
surped 10 sEs isssrsd eaaiiaSiy II pTopo1iisa Us
amount contrioutad 20 the company, IN CASH $;
ANNUAL Dividends aftes ioHE III ABLY
is policies the most liberal in their terms %
any company in The world Free frosa gu rsasssss
q e ssSgS; fsfss & sssss III
=, ..sIIFSstieIEs !. : EossEEgI,aaAy1E.ssh.
nske eseh policy spsolatsiy secure, y den9stse95
THs Z NosTH Il e shabs sa
T The NosgH AMsRIoeA g ST. s 4,
ssS q Ne
%SsS ShRTgY .as EssE shas @ IS SosEH
spy ySEk s. S III T6 nS s ne sEgUEE re
RG GS:rSs SHa JEoPAEDizB iTs RoLIgIEs: d
REGISTRY account shows the following
Number OF registered policies, 8,C67. ~ -
Amount registered insurance secured. ooa CO.
Deposit required by State law $sse 1ss
Amount actually deposited. 7ea UP
Surplus in hands OF State &se6a eS,
Life insurance IS Christian duty. DELAY &
NOT. fn = jlsrt ~ - ~ tlc "
The NORTH AMERICA Is the Company.fti,frs
Full information given to all on application 10
WILLIAM M.WITHERS.
+ General Agent.
myl .nS 1114 Main street. Richmond. va e
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For the Dispatch.
Railroad Meeting at Farm Vile

On account Of the recent calamity at Rich.
mond and the serious illness Of some Of the
most prominent friends Of the airline road
from Richmond to Lynchburg the mass
meeting which was to take place at Farm
willie on the 10th of May is postponed until
Wednesday the 18th day Of June.
MANY CITIZENS OF CUMBERLAND,
Man 9, 1870.
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Drought In California.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The drought in
this State is excessive, and the grain crops
will be short. .'a -...
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Time from the Pacific Coast.

New YORK, May 5.-Passengers arrived
here to-day from San Francisco in six days
and twenty-three hours.
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Once in four years the Post-Office De-
partmcnt readusts the salaries of minor
post-ollircs on the basis of the business Of
the Office. As q general thing they will be
increased somewhat in circular to be
issued June 1st.
Patents were last week issued to David
Eynon, Richmond, for roughing roll; to
John Coleman, Lvnchburg, for car-coupling;
to c. y. jackson Petersburg, fos tobacco
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SMALLPOX I'm phiIaGelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.--Sixtcen persons
were removed to smallpox hospital for
fever.
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ings Of thesWinchester meeting, but we are
compelled to omit them and those Of al
other such meetings $500
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

MAY 5.-No market on "Wednesday, as all bust
ness was suspended The market closed steady
on Tuesday at about previous rates for oil sorts,
and with good demand:
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WHITE BEER.-Colonel Given has not yet
pronounced upon the weiss beer question,
hut it is understood that his investigations
have led him to the conclusion that weiss
beer proper is not q fcrmented liquor, but
that there is beverage called weiss beer
made by certain brewers that would come
under the head of fermentcd liquors. and
that its manufacture will have to be discon-
tinued or the makers taxed under the law
as manufacturers Of fermented liquors.
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bear the weight OF Documents and files
stored therein. It has come to the notice
ofSthe officers OF the department that the
noors OF the fourth story of the building
are settling or sagging down In the middle,
and IN view of the fact that there Is said to
he, over one hundred and sixty tons Of army
papers on file In the cases on that floor 1t Is
deemed important that the strength of the
tsmbcrss supporting 1t should be ascertained
beyond doubt"
PosT-OFPIcE ArFAIRs.--V rTnia.-Route
No. 1886, Christiansburg to Snowville. Is
extended TO Mack's creek, nine miles dis
lance; increase service on entire route to
three times week and allow 1928 addi-
tional pay per annum, less than pro rata.
contractors asserting. Route No. 4,44S,
New Kent Courthouse to Charles City
Courthouse, 4.449, Charles City Court
house to A6ersons, 4,450. WilcoX's Wharf
to Charles City Courthouse, Henry L.:
Jones contractor, contracts are annulled
from 1st January. 1870, no service having
been performed. At West Point, hlng
William county, David 8. Treat Is appoint
cd postmaster u'ce David J; Nevlns, re-
signed. At Whitesvillc, Halifax county,
John IT. Truynham is appointed postmaster
rice Alexander N. Seymour. resigned. At
Mattoax, Amelia county, Martin DeVries
is appointed postmaster ctce Herman Gre
bel, failcdto bond. Name of Gilboa, Louisa
county. Va. is changed to "Cuckoo," and
NJ. II. Pendleton continued "a postmaster.
Site of San Marine, Dinwiddie county, is
changed to its former location L. G. Heath
appointed postmaster uice Miss Lucinda
Williams, superseded by the change. Office
at Dacger's Springs, Botetourt county, is re-
established, on route 1858, Buchanan to
Clifton Forge, and Abraham Binghman ap-
pointed postmaster. At Bowling Green,
Caroline county, Allen Goodloe Is appointed
postmaster uice T. w. Valentine, removed.
Route No. 1853, Buchanan to Selma. IS
curtailed to end Mt Clifton Forge, reducing
the distance AZ miles at pro rata from lst
of June next, one months extra pay on re-
duction. At Rockville, Hanover county,
Watson Coles is appointed postmaster ulce
Miss Paulina Woodson, declined. at Gale
donia, Goochland county, George A. Mat
thews is appointed postmaster oice W. P:
Duke, declined. At Ca Ira, Cumberland
county, John Kullisan is appointed. post
master rice Mary S. Adams, deceased.
RcFstabkshed.-Parha Store, Sussex
county. Va, Joseph Saut, postmaster, on
route Stony Creek Warehouse to Sussex
Courthouse Bent Mountain, Roanoke
county, Charles NJ. Price, postmaster, on
route Salem to Floyd Courthouse.
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4 SECURITY, CHEAPNEss, LrBERgLTK,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. marx and distin.
guish the management OF this company. IS. ar,
40. ISAAC HUTZLER q Cos, I;
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina,
WILLIAM LovENSTEIE. 80. = /,
Agent for Richmond, 81,
ONCE, No. sea Main street, =
Dr.. j. g. CA3HLI, Medical Examiner. nor.
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The name chiefly objected to in the pend
,ns senate disability bin was Mr.. Patrick
ienry Aylett, who. by the recent calamity
ii richmond, las been placed far beyond
III. reach of any Baltimore San.
Ncoursc the objection was not Of per-
-ona! nature, bat had reference to official
io>jtions which had been held by Mr.. Ay-
lett
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iagl0n, Mays .-The fact that General Terry,
can.lu,nding in Georgia, had virtually sus-
Tended the writ Of hdGeaS corpus aud insll-
luttd 4 military commission to Try civil
uNvndcrs while the civil courts were III SeS-
si"n was not generally known here till TO-
day. Dir. Beck, of Kentucky, attempted to
get resolution through the House calling
upon The President for all information III
Tie premises, and to know if this cXtraor-
binary proceeding received his official sane
tlnn, but q single objection prevented its
consideration. The information at hand
shows that 4 citizen Of Warrenton, Ga,
Vas arrested at midnight without know
ledge Of the charge and ut once imprisoned.
Counsel sued out writ Of hGbeds corpus
before the civil court having jurisdiction,
but General Terry gave orders that the VIII
should not lie obeyed.
Ii is stated on good authority that the
President Is very anxious to have Georgia
brought into the Union at once, and that
hc desires the State to come in on terms
which Will secure an election this fall for
members Of the Legislature. 1t is said that
individually the President thinks Georgia
would be much better of under military
RUE than under the present anomalous state
o! affairs.
Supervisor Presbrcy, of Virginia, to
whose district has been added the state Of
"c>, Virginia and the District Of Column
clt, i here looking out for place in which
TO establish his headquarters, having de-
cicrd to change from Richmond to this city.
IL l. likely tie will he accommodated with
rooms III the Treasury building, near the
Bureau OF Internal Revenue Washington
iet;r- baltimore Sun.
IHE WAg DEPARTMENT UNsAFE.-A
Washington letter III the Baltimore Sun
says:
49," 4 story prevails here this evening that
The !neptelor-generul Of tie army and the
GAeI clerk Of the War Department have
teen examining the fourth floor Of the War
department, since the Richmond disaster,
VIII view to ascertaining its capacity to
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D. wALDRoN 4 Co, AUCrIONEERs.
salssrooms i0s Liberty and Ill Csd ar strss

. FurnIluFe, BsddnR Desks, Ac
On Saturday, ~ lOk O'Clock extensive HousshoA
Furniture consisting In Of Paror chambe and Library
sas Bookcases Bunsts Hall Stands CsnIrs Lbrary ana
Gard Tables Lounges, Easy Chairs and Rockers Bsdssa
Bureaas and wsshs,snds sprns Beds, Beds aud Bsdna
rAinlnn ana EauavinEs, Table and Chamber Crocfsry,
Tables, Ac, kc
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COAL AND WOOD.


6C FOR NUT CoAL-6RATE AND EGO, % 0i
spO S.ove, ~ per ton Of 1000 pounds delivered. .
THOMAS THEDfoRp Twenty ssvsnth a. and Ninth ~.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION NOTICR liza WEST a7rH ST., SEAg srH
n this fFrdAy) mornspx, commsncinR
at I0k O'Clock. eco lots by cataioaus.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Anctiouser, viii
sell highest bidder all magnificent Housshold aooda &C.
consisting of rosewood rAnofore Stool Cover N7UQ
elegant Paor su broesel Centre Tables, Brussss and
E;.rers B,otca.ss Pier hros Bedroom sui.s Louis
Chairs, Rockers Extension TAbss, Bu1st, China, 0IAss
Silver ware knehsu Funturs Ac. Bale positive. In lots
goods boxed Ant shipped. n BThls largest and richss
sale This day Take Sh seventh avenue cara ana stop A.
Twsntyssvsnsh street. Goods boxed and shipped.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


"A Eiss.a, Hoa;sio,d Sufai.ar:. rsln,.al. sroas.s
Ks'' Tenth street, bs.w.sa Broadway and Sikh avenue
Marnnesp, ro.cva1 a pno,or,. p.,,or su..
ae 1sss, styles Of tho riches. descriptions French Turnlsur
-. - ysssi' bra:sssl.. bn:ss.si Medallion Carpets,
'"''Ass sSn,s: s v..s; s's,aAy srSr oAmsns'
@ ..s.s3 ,. sas, y, s T.S,: :.;. ,
near Fissh soam.nens ss io O'clock prsoissy
Sso' hra.ss. and Asaaon Carpets hrocaisl reps and
ns s%S.S. ,ss sps so,: :'s I:
nincsn, Paror sa. covered %,ss yrsasb sa.n .p
p.po,o,. @ .ad areoa psn reps. Turkish and orien. chs
door. Writing s.t r.Sls and wsna. Bsds,ssds,
ssaans Iasa & .,fsssi spfssoE soE..: :ns
row s sotas Char, aSess Lounges severed with
&C. k.r.ss sn;tS ThiHS to attend No .As ,.ts sro.
kesponsbe men in a.endanee 70 cart goods pu
engaged
A oof'oS So''ffis rais DAY ~ ffalba2A S2 A'e'ioSEER
va. ssas . sa .S .A avenues.
500 Lott, BY catalogue
Paintings Bronxss, s.A.uary,
veIvs. ed.nion Carpets,
Marqas,sris bols de rose CHhinsA,
THIS DAY tpRIDAy,, rssra.rv 4, ,,,.....
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Theargest richest OF ousshoId onsrsd
al auction th the house Iursished iess than sI
gold broeaisl; window match; mArqurlss bos
Ss Ss rS's ars cps
Velvet Carpets Paintings by sitists, Lace CuTains,
panofoe, maker ana bureaus,
sssssAs ssrs s L. xas Rhs
Ga.swsre silver Casters. snlser., pinne Tea Service
goods Pae. wishing attend Iii. sale sAse Tir,b avsaas
stages or Sixth avenue cara.
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A ucrIos sALE-rHls pRIDAY, MORNING. AT loH

Property OF family leaving city.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioaeer, VIII sch a.. the handaoms
Houaehoid Furniture the resdence lls West Twenty sixth
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues, this Fday)
morning. February Is a, iOia O'Clock precisely Handsome
Brusses and Ingram Carpets rosewood ~ Piano
forte, parlor Suits covered vita s~n brocae and
baircoth Tables Mirrors Curtains. Paintings Etageres,
Bronzes, Stauary, Vases Turkish Cnars Lounges, Bed
ste.d Bureaus, waahstands spring ami hair Maessss,
Bedding, sdeboard, Extension Table ass China and Bill
are, Cutlery, &C. Sale positive House 10 let.
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A ucrloN SALE THIS URIpAY, AFTERNOON, FEB

Commencing at ~ o'clock precisely.
All the handsome Household nrst caaa
boarding house No wsst 1enh street, University
place At public auction the ni.hea bidder, without
serve bruAsss lnerAn Crpes ak rosewood and walnut
Parlor Suits with satin hair
c.oh rosewood fiAnofor1 Mirrors Curtains, Paintings.
Clocks lhamber SUITS, 20 HAIR aud spring Mattresses
Bedding, Linen, Blankes Quilts SpiAs, ChAira, Books,
Lounges GLASS; China and Sycrwsrs, Cutlery, nc Sais