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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-29

ONE of the speakers Of an Irish meet
ing IN New York last Monday is reported
as complaining against his people that
Sin this country The Irish are constantly
craving for excitement. Unless you
could hold meetings constantly and make
iDflammatory speeches, you could not
hold the people" This is hut the slight
ly exagger ated description of trait ct
universal human nature, by no means
confined to the Irish. When we recall
the exciting political campaigns of twenty
and thirty years ago, and compare the
innocent issues of those days with the
momentous questions Of Fundamental
government that evoke 80 little attention
or enthusiasm to-day, we must reccg-
nize tina. certain degree Of "eXci's-
biIity" is desirable. In speaking
of the insignificant vote cast at the Paris
municipal elections last Sunday, the
Souverain National says that "a ra-
ton which takes DO interest IN its own
affairs is condemned to ruin" Ii we
could believe that the comparative apathy
of our people was real, instead Of being
the result of The unusual surroundings
which render every move in the South
liable TO misconstructioD, we should be
tempted to follow our Paris contemporary,
plunged in the depths of dark despair.
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OPPOSED TO A CENTRAL DIES
POTISWs

Mr.. Jefferson uttered no idle prophecy
when he expressed himself against con-
solidstiOn. eff this country is brought
under single government, he said, cit
will be one of the most extensive corrup-
ton, indifferent and incapable Of whole
some care over so wide spread surface.
This will not be borne, and you will have
II choose between reformation aDd reyo-
Luton. If know the spirit of the coun-
t.y. the one or the other is inevitable.
Before the canker has become inyeteraie,
before the venom has reached so much of
the body polite as to get beyond control,
the remedy should be applied. " The
Harrisburg Patriot says: "Tne Demo-
cratic party, as well by it past history
as by its present declaration, is com
mitted TO a rigid Interpretation of the
constitution. lis record is snlago-
uistic to the assumption Of uDwar-
ranted and illegal powers. Il calls
upon all men irrespective Of party afIiIia-
tons to aid in Wrestling from unscIupu-
lous rulers the trust which they have so
shamefulIy misapplied. This question
should not be regarded as political alb
strsction or as a mere party clamor. The
masses should be educated in a sense of
the responsibility which weighs upon
them as citizens. Whatever may have
been q mans views in the past it is now
for him to decide whether he will favor
limited or an absolute government;
whether he will support the Capitalization
or localization of its powers. Upon this
issue the Democratic parry has but one
record, and can have but one course
that of devotion to local government and
to the limitation Of the powers of the
Federal Government. Its path In the fu
ture ia, therefore, plain, and IFS triumph
assured"
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THE RADICAL PARTY AND STATE
RIGHTS

The Cincinnati Enquirer has some
comments on the Radical party and State
rights which are to the point. That pa
per says: ''The Republican party for
merly made the greatest State rights pro-
LESSONS. Their personal liberty bills to
nulhfy the Fugitive Slave Law, In 1888 J,
q law passed in eleven States, show how
the organization stood upon The question.
The Democracy were then in power IN
the Federal Government. No measure
calculated to increase the authority OF
the latter was approved by the Re
publican Legislatures ard their State pow
ers. They were always against it. When'
on the contrary, they had obtained the con-
troll of the Federal government against
majority of million voters in the aggre'
gate, they suddenly became the lure
stricted advocates for the exercise OF
high Fed raj power which TO that time
had never been supposed to exist. The
change wGs so sudden as to be Ike the
twinkling of sn eye. Ii is too suGden to
be permanent. Il arises from the pos
session by it of the Federal Government.
II acts as if it thought it was 10 have it
forever. But if in the change Of posi-
ton. which at the most is bound to come
ere long, it believed that the sphere of its
Administration was TO be ciIcumscri6ed,
it would then take refuge, as from 1858
TO 1860. under the egis of the State. TIE
New England States, where its strength
principally consists, while they
have ever been distinguished for
a willingness to take from the rest of
the States their rights, have been
noted for their adherence TO those paris
of the Constitution in which, behind the
State power and its representation in the
United States Senate, they are the most
strongly fortified. What q change of
tone we should see if the Democracy,
running the Federal Government, were to
in;rench in the slightest degree uPon
theml South Carolina in her palmiest
DAYS would not be more prompt to inter
pose State Sovereignty. The doctrine Of
State Rights having its origin in that
which is anterior TO the Constitution, is
above and beyond the influence of any
mere party organization, and, although
the Democracy have been its champions,
we look confidently to the time when,
circumstances being changed, the Repub-
lcans will disavow their present sbomin-
able ideas in regard to the spheres of The
two Governments, and be the champions
of the States"
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Mr.. s. II. KAUFMAN, of the Wash
ington Star, long a confidential clerk
under Secretary Chase, says that two
thirds of the force at present employed in
the departments, would, under proper
~ stem, perform the service of the Gov
eminent in q more satisfactory manner
than it is now performed This is only
a repeti:ion of the evidence that ope-third
more clerks are employed in Washington
than are needed there. Every Radical
member of Congress insists that clerks
shall be thrus, upon the heads of the de-
partments, and they even claim that the
clerkships in Washington belong to them
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RAILROAD SALE.
On Wednesday, the Goth day OF
SeDtemDeT, 1871,

AT7HE EAST SIDE OF THE CAPITOL, IN
"A Nashville, tbs undersigned Commissioners
Of Railroads for the ste OF Tennessee viii sell at
Public auction the following railroads III the
state OF Tennessee, under various DEGREES o. the
Chancery Court at Nashville, msie in the case Of
the State Cf Tennessee VS. tue E0gefeld and Fen
lucky railroad and other Railroads and parties
with their franchises, rolling stock ard equip
ments, viz:
The knoxville and Charleston Rlil-Ca1,
TIL Rogerssille and Jefferson RNilcotd,
Tue knoxville and EentucAy Railroad,
End unless the decree OF The CO1rt sh.l De CON-
piled with by the Nashville AMI Northwestern
Railroad dering the payment OF the debt to the
state within thirty days from the sth II Jciy,
1871, thas Road, with its franchises snd equip
ments, win also be sold Also the interest OF the
StNte, being its m 'rtgsge debt, in tbs following
Inc Southwestern Railroad, and
The Western and North Caro- ins Railroad
The debJ against the nrst being S49O00lG0,
and the deGt seainst the last being si4S,COo.oO.
In the meantime sealed proposals fer said
Roads and debts VIII be received By the OOmn's-
siOuers and can be scot to thu Comptroller Of the
State st Nashville. 70 be opened on the day Of
sale and should any such proposals lie acceptable
to the Commissioners, no ssle OF tie road to
which hey epply will be made.
The sale as t. the Others vii proceed jmme
diately. The payments may be made in the bonds
Of the State and their coupons, one fourth az he
three years from the day of sale, W tn persona
security and a len upon thu prJp,r.y 20 d.
The i've other delinquent Railroads, viz:
Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, ClSrksvIlie and Louisville Rail
road,
winchester and AlSb ana Railroad,
McMinnvIlIe and ManchCs er Railroad,
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and Charleston
Rair ad,
iayc eCerally made propositions to the
Court for adjustment Of their respective debts
TO the State, which. if promptly complied with
in the times limited by agreement no sale OF
said roads viii be made, but on failure to do so
said roads viii be exposed to sale under the
decree OF the ChanceTy Court.
All Necessary expiana-Ious will be uGde on the
day Of sale and any information In the mean.ime,
will be given b. the COMPTROLLER.
Il. J. MCKINNEY,
a. WRI3H T,
T. 3. EOJG,
D., Sc TER, Gov,
Ii. BUTLER. Sec state.
Ed. r. PEENEBA KER Comp,
Nashville, JCly 26, 1871. C0umi siOners.
IvOT
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THE New York Tribune does not iel-
ish Hon. a. D. Wells charge that under
protection the home consumption of goods
was 'less in 1870, with $4,000, 600 peo-
pie, than in 1860, with $4,000, OOO," and
tries to show that it is erroneous. The
New York BsIletir, journal devoted to
financial and commercial matters, enters
into considerable detail to show that a
correct analysis of the facts confirms Mr..
Wells general statement.
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THE Jonesboro Herald and tribune
reports that thA. section was visited by q
light frcst on The morning of July %.
Reports from the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs say there was white frost
at that place the same morning.
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InsOlveDt Notice.

EgAVING THIS DAY SUGGESTED THE IN
i s0.yeney Of the estate OF G.. f Jones, de-
ceased, to the Clerk OF the County Court of Da-
vidson county, this IL to give notice to all persons
having claims against said estats to file them,
duly authenticated a. The Law directs, with ths
CLERK Of SID Court, or before the 10th day Of
November, 81, or the sanis VIII be barrel both
in law and equity. This July Is b, 1871.
joins O. FE6RI' s.
iva IaWEat I'd Pub. Admir-.
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roRSsIE.-1HE pApuoAH srAvE FAR

IWR y AbE.-1HE PADUCAH STAVE FAC
Il tory, situated on The Tennessee River, with
IN the lim1's OF the city of Faducah, with the
privilege Of the lease of the ground is offered for
sale on liberal terms The machinery is COM
llete and requires but a email outay to be put in
operation. , he location for the business is IN
surpassed for the procuring CT materials home
demand and facilities for shipment of the pro-
duction destined to other mark Is For further
Information, address JJSEeH 3 PEASE
jyS eodlm 3l6 Chestnut ST., st. Louie, Mo.
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je27 til sugH
warm SPRINGS HOTEL,
Madison County, n. G.

THIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE IS NOW OPEN
Il for the reception Of guests. The location
Is ali that the seekers for health and pleasure
can desire.
Situated Immediately or the French Broad
River, and surrounded by extensive mountain
ranges, it affords climate and scenery Unsus-
passed in aay country.
The springs are e most curious and remark
able phenomenon Of nature ;iuOt more than ten
steps from the pure, cool, frt eslone water Of
the French Broad River, yet the waters Of
these Strings range in temperature from ISL. to
lG2d. fahr., and their use has proved iEyal1ab c
in cases OF Rheum atiSm, DrppSy, Paralysis,
Cuta neous Affections, and v,Iious other dis
eases.
Rare opportunities are afforded for hunting,
fishing, driving and mountain excursions. A
daily line of four horse hsil Coaches run between
Wolf Creek, Z Tenn sud Ashville, n. O , psss-
ing immedistely b tie Springs, and sc5oumoda-
tiun oonTe, are always in readiness to carry
passengers to and from either plzce.
Distance from Wolf Greek - warm Springs
miles; from Greenevilie, Tenn, Is milss, ami
from AFhvills 81.
The roads are good, ard TIE SCENERY along TIRE
French Broad beautiful ana picturesque. The
buildings are large handsome and comIno6ious.
The Table supplied with every delicacy a tie
season. Charges moderate: S15j p r day; So
Per week; $50 per month.
An experienced physician is resident st the
Springs. A Band of Music in attendance. For
further particulars adareSs
FRE0 ITTsER,
war1 Springs Hotel, Eadlson co ), N. c.
jy2J d6tSw3t
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RiVeryieW Military Academy.

DOUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y.-LocstiOn healthy
1 Scenery unequAled; Building convenisnt
Teachers highly educated, earnest, working men.
8 stem Of order unsurpassed A wide-azake,
thorough going school for Boys wishing to be
Point or the Naval Academy. Address OTIS
BISBEE, A. IL, Principal and Proprietor.
iyll eod2
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PECK & CkHILL, Agents,
50 Union Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
iy266t
Choice Farm of 80 Acres.

WE HAVE FOR SALE CHOICE FARM OF
w so acres of good land and go tmprCve-
ments and choice orchard, miles from Nash
vile, on the Nashville AID Chattanooga Railroad
snd Mill Creak Valley Pike. Price S, 900; $1,000
cash remainder in Une, two, three four and live
years, with interest at per cent
ARRINGTON, FARRAh & WEAKLEY.
iy25 till oct1 agents,
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R, Il. Groones & Go.
UNDERWRITERS
u. s. Claim Agency.


THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTABL ISH H
Il ed General Claim Agency, respectfully Sc
hc'ts the prosecution of claims held against the
o. 8. Government, whether for stores or supplies
furnished or taken. pension or bounty.
Ool. Paramore, of the Arm Of Parsmore & Sow
ers, snd Clay Roberts, late General Claim Com
missioner Of the State of Tennessee, have trans
ferred to me all claims placed in their hands for
collection, and in connection With these gentle
men / am prosecuting said claims, and would ask
that all persons who filed their claims with either
Of said parties, please write me or call at ny Of
fee ct their earliest convenience. Ny long expe
rience and knowledge of this bufiness, together
with the fact of having connected myself with one
Of the FIRST Attorneys ia Washington City, as
sures me that will De IN the future, as have
been In the past successful In tie prosecution CT
all claims entrusted TO me for collection.
refer to N Burns. Esq, President First Ma
honAl Bank, hon. ", Z. Prosser, Postmaster, and
others. A. " WILLS,
Late United States Army,
je4H No. 50 Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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MAMMOTH CAVE

TTNHE ROUTE TO THIS GREAT NATURAL
Il wonder Of the world Is ia Louisville and
Nashville Z. Il to Glasgow Junction or Cave
City; then5e by easy stages seven miles through
the finest mountain scsnerJ. Mammoth Cave
Hotel Ely htted and furnished throughout, is
nrst-clsss in every respect. AmUsements OF every
kind-splendid Danc'nE Hall, Billiards, Croqu {,
Target Practice, Base Bal, Ten PinR, etc. Finest
Fishing and Hunting within \ few mildte9' walk
Of tie Hotel. First Class Baud during the entire
season. Purest Atmosphere snd most inyiSora
ting Climate on the Continent. temperature in
the region Of TIE Cave slvsys 50 degrees. Sui.
phUr Water Of any required strength recently
discovered IN the Cave and always on hand. Dr.
rest Telegrlphic communication IL the Hotel
1ha very bos: Summer RP7Ort IN America
d. Il GRAVES,
je27 til sugu Proprietor.
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Saturday, July 20, 1871,

all their Buildings and Sheds, together with
500 bushels Coal, 80 barrels Gasoline, pair
Wagon Scales-3 tons-One Bark Mill, one
Horse Power, and other machinery.
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What We are Surprised AT.

WE ARE SURPRISED THAT MIR IN TIE
w City Of Nashville SHOULD rent house, from
year to year, and pay cut enough money 10 pur-
chase home, when We have Tor sale on. so ,onu
lniei and at low pricess 50 many sEug cottages in
the city and IN Edgeheld. Real Estate viii per-
hsps never be lower IN this country than IL ia
now. We invite all to read our Bulletins and
examine our lista
ARLINGTON, FARRAR Z WEALTHY
Agents, No. " North College street.
je22 til Gets
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Tennessee State Library

tennessee State library.
LIBRARY ROOMS, STATE CAPIroL,l
Nashville, Tenn, July %, 1871.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING BORROWED BOOKS
IA belonging to the Stats Library are most ear
Destly requested to return them by the 4th of
August. Ii is important for the proper arrange
ment of the books in the Catalogue now being
prepared by DIR. G. S. Blackie, that the books
shall be Immediately returned. Respectfully,
jy29 st PARALEE HASKELL.
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uEINDERSu()IA,
d r IT @ G. 7 = IT.
NO, SO North College Street,

Cor, Codar and Public SguaZs,
FTyypa A FIVE ASSORTMENT OF ALL
Il DT,ISs. Medicines, Ohe,n;csl5, etc, etc.
Just received fresh supply, embracing sftioles
Of sIl kinds IN the Drug line.
Aiso ar ThOrHLOu's lGS ijsH Atd.
new medicine, the best remedy sgsr Ufiers5
for removing stone from the bad =, g Q. rsbG
sting any dsrar cement OF the genital system.
Also, the celebrated ALL-HEALil'6 SALNH 70
bruisss, sgellinZg and bosi9. . news y
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MEDICAL,
The BRIDAL Cbaml,.,

q sSATs FOR Young MEN, Co GREAT
r. SOeisi Evils and Abuses. whica Interfere with
marrisge-Wiih sure means OF relief Z the en-
ring and unforsunat~, disessed sud feiiiasted.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address I.eEArd
Association No. ? s. NintL H.. Piiladcl yhlA, Pa
uTl4G&w3m
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

, he undersigned having disposed OF their In
terest in the firm Of MJrg1u, O'Bryan = 90. 70
the remaining partnsrH, take this rletlsod q
commencing them IN the highest terms 20 tha
confidence Of the merczutis public. The firm
will hereafter be si2nsi only BY tee remafn-
ing partners in liquidation.
JBBg MORGAN,
lyle IN JAMES W. THOMAS. .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASON

CALLED MEETING PHGNIX LODGE
IA No. 13l,
Xxx TONG HIT.
~ Nor work in the Third Degree.
1t JNO. w. BARRY, Sec'y.
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STATE or TENNESSEE,
COMfT31LLEBs OFFICE,
N4tHvILLE, July l, 1871.
I'D r. PeDnebaker, Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Washington Fire
Insurance Company, located at New YORK, In the
state of New York, has produced to me sattsfac-
tory whence that said Company has complied
With all the requir ements Of the laws Of he State
OF Tennessee imposed on Insurance Comp snies;
and further certify that PecE Cahil, Agents
quirements Of the laws OF the Siste, made and
provided in such cares.
wherefore, said insurance Company has au-
thority to take risks and transact the business Of
Insurance in this State. at Nashville, Tenn.
ED. 4. PERNEBAKhR,
Comptroller of Tennessee,
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On the First Day of July, 1871.

TINE NAME OF THE CoSPANY Is THE
l. Etna Insurance Company Of New
York, I. is located In the city Il New fork.
The amount Of the Capital Stock is.-.s300, 900.
The amount OF It's Capital Stock paid
up il ................. .............. 100000.
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''TaliaferrO bears most disreputable
character. There is nothing You can say
OF him in this resp ct that would be too
strong. Ii he were 10 come into my
store, l would put a clerk to watch him
while there, and would order him ont as
soon as possible. Whilst in The South
he had the reputation of being a
bounty jumper, aud al Madison, during
the war, according t. the statement of
citizens there, he, with two or three other
men of like stamp, took three Union men
prisoners, handcuffed, from the jlil to
the woods and shot them down Ii cold
blood. This 20 enraged the citizens of
Madison that Tsliaferr5 had to leave He
also travelled through the South ard col
lected accounts from persons indebted in
Baltimore and put the m ,ney in his Own
pockets. l certainly would not believe
him on bis oath.
Is it any wonder that such q man as
this should testify against the Southern
peoplei And yet this mans testimony lie
relied upon by the Radicals 10 establish
the existence of Ku- Klux IN Mississippi.
Ii is by the testimony of such unreliable
meu that the Radicals hope TO establish
their point against the South. He is in
deed 8 swift witness.
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STATE OF TENaESsEE,
CoMPIRoLLEB's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, July ], 1871
1, Ed. r. Pennebaker Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Etna Fire Insur-
arce Company, located az New FORK, in the State
of New York, has produced to me satisfactory
evidence that said Company has complied with
all the requirements OF the L avs OF the State of
Tennessee, imposed on Insurance Companies; and
further certify that Peck q Cahill, Agents OF
ments OF tee laws Of the State, made AMI provided
IN such cases.
VIII, refore, Said Insurance Company has au-
thorty to take risks and transact the business Of
Insurance in this state, at Nashville, Tenn
ED. 3 PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller OF IL neszee.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

VIILLlAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
w olicc No. City Han place.
will sell this day. Wednesday ~ l0h O'clock the Contents OF
Liquor $50 Pear street OF hlm
first Counter fourpu English Ale Pump, good Sook
of Ales and Liquors, tc
The New York herald., 1871-11-29


% nswsry. -, seil % day O'Clock. zoo o; en-;
coihlne Qosss B.nssa, Bedding. Sos,. shoes .e &C.
also 20 s rants Aaa Yeats. ~ Crder T. " Casey Thomp
". 1t: as i assn
a. 2 I.s. srosdwsy tack Horse one open
JAMES oHARA. MAr.ha.
& HERMAN, AUoTIoNEER- DAY. WEDNESDAY,
>. So, ss lo4 O'clock At y Bowsry the contents n
order Isaac wy%sn w esa aA TIE stock Of L,anors va
assS not OF csos Mines nG L9o c-ss ncr.s %
Se.: one siari Table De.Hs Sales %e Sac positive
Dealers wines and houors invited to attend the above sas
SHERrrf's sALE1R. FIELD: AucTIoNEhR; WILL
door the cosasn, Wholesale fe" ana Lqacr Wss
house consisting large Of Teas Liquors,
Aro Soss Sss pspST BRENNAN Sheriff.
CHERIfF's sALE.-R. FIELD. AUcTloNEER WILL
sell III, day. at O'Clock. Al the corner Of rwrnteh
tauant. conssng Bar Fixtures, Tables Chairs Desks:
sy '' n
PJ. HAsIURY, Deputy. Sheriff.
WILLIAM ABnorrs ,"'t AycTIosEER; ,,la r..
ire Stock fixtures Of The Gsn Furnish Goods Store
New YORK. Xso jewclry. Periumery. Umbrellas, Glass
WIN; Writers. AucTIoNEtR, SELLS THIS DAY. AT
w I0r O'clock l56 Vest roadway, Canal
q large stock OF Stoves. Tnware and House Furnishing
Goods; ao the Tools and Good Will OF the business estsb
shed 1889; about s00 Stuves 100 Coal Scnes several
hundred pieces Britannia other Wares hnshed and nm
finished Stock; Safe Desks 0la Good l OF store
Nv order OF y. r. utlcr OF the estate Of the
late George deceased The sale will lie positive and
percmpt0ry, for cssh We shall sell this day O'Clock
and the balance on Friday.
VNM wITTF Rs. ArCTIoNEER- SELLS THIS DAY. AT
w O'Clock. at <5a Cana street parcr SUITS Per Glasses,
pping and ca Tables two Velvet Carprts,
several nber Suits Hair and other Mattresses Feather
Beds. Bedding, China, tass and silver Ware; Stves,
Rocking other Clars; Sofa Beds.
Paintings rooes Bookcases. Desks with large guam
ty OF tine Carpes Oilclohs Dining Room and Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. On Monday and Tuesday, Fifth Avenue Hoto
lasgage 90 Trunks and Contents 0n Wednesday, bv order
Of Mathew kugeut, Marshal trunks OF Ladies' Silk and
other Dresses.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

DAwNBRoKER's sALE-MfN'S CLo1HlSG.Th
I day JAMES AGAR. Auciionetr, VII eel, ~ ~ New
Eowery nj iu clock COZ of t0tb sus Beaver over-
,ost, Erock sack C9stt D0esku AMI asst
mere Psntsloons; Cloth and Velvet Fess ny oIaef u
Ssha J. Lew. ~ siAth avenue