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DETERMINED THEY SHALL EoT BE
TAXED.

II will be remembered that some few
months ago Jackson, Sheriff Of
Trinity county, California. was in
dic,ed by the United Sia.es Grand Jtgy
nSan Francisco for q violation Of tile
Act Of Congress 10 enforce the pro
visions of the Fourteenth and Eli
teeGth Amendments Of the Coastigu-
ton by collecting revenue from Chi
nose miners. The indictment was
demurred TO in the Circuit Court,
Judge sawyer presiding, and the de-
murrer sustained by the Court Oh
purely technical grounds, without
touching the merits OF the case or
passing upon the constitutional ques.
ton raised by the defense. Some sur
prise was expressed at tile time that a
Federal Judge OF Radical faith should
dismiss q case OF so much importance
TO the people of the State, without
some expression OF opinion on it,
merits. 1t was surmiscd by some that
inasmuch rs the question Of revenue
IN the mining counties, from this
source, was "A matter of such vital i'm
portance 10 the mining counties, 1t
would be allowed 10 slumbcr until
after the next election. such belief,
however. 1t seems was delusive, ~ a
new indictment has been found ags.ins
Jackson, and this time so rs To avoid
the objection raised and sustained in
will be forced 10 pass upon the consti-
nationality OF the Act under which the
indictineu. j. found, and there is but
little doubt what the opinion will be,
rs Radical Judges are not often
troubled with constitutional scruples.
should the decision he adverse 60
Jackson in this case and the collection
of poll tax he hereafter prohibited I'M
der the act OF Congress alluded TO. a
majority of the mining counties in
California, had as well wind up their
financial affairs and 60 into bankrupt
cy, as a large part of their evenue is
derived from this source.
If the Chinese in the mining coun-
ties are 10 be exempt from the pay
ment of n miners license, they will be
comparatively exempt from all taxa,
ton, as they pay almost no property
tax. Their earnings are sem out oI
the country as fast as accumulated,
n thus escape the demands of the
revenue officers, while u large portion
OF the criminal business of those com.
ties m from this class of peopi,
VINO are thus made the pets Of the ma.
tionNby magnanimous Radical Con
g-oss
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Hall moved to amend by inserting
Si,o0o. Lost.
Browns motion was lost.
Mullen opposed the passage of the
bill, urging that the State owes the
gentleman nothing, and that there are
hundreds Of other men in unfortunate
circumstances, laboring hard and liv-
ing poor, who are equally entitled TO
compensation.
Brown advocated the bill, urging
that C~radlcbaugh had done good ser
Tic for the Territory of Nevada, and
had lost fortune and the means OF fol-
lowing his profession while in the SER
vice of his country.
Crawford showed the amount Of the
COMPENSATION heretofore allowed, and
advocated the bill.
Small also addressed the Senate on
the bill.
The vote on the final passage OF The
bill stood-2yeS, 10; noes, :.
Petition and claim OF ). Ii. Mar
lejfe.
Hastings moved to indefinitely post
pone the bill.
Hastings moved to amend by refer
ring to Committee on Claims. Lost.
The petition and bill was finally re-
ferred back 10 the Committee on
Claims.
Senate Bill No. %, to repeal an Ac;
to prohibit the CARRYING of concealed
weapons; approved February II, 1857.
I Read third time and passed by the fol.
lowing Note-aye~, 10; noes, =, (Craw-
ford and Phelan).
McCoy gave notice Of reconsidera-
ton.
Senate Bill No. 40, TO appropriate
funds for the preparation and publica
ton ofthe sixth and seventh volumes
of Nevada Reports. Passed unani.
mouSly.
Substitute for Senate bill No. s, tc
provide for the safe keeping of the Sc.
curities of the State school fund
Pa>sed-ayes, 10; noes, ,, Hall ana
McCoy).
McCoy changed his vote and gave
notice of reconsideration.
The everlasting railroad bill with
an everlasting iitlc-incorporation Of
railroad companies-waS passed; ayes,
a: noes, :, Hall aud Shampl.
Cleveland gave notice OF reconsider.
ton.
An Act 10 encourage useful inven.
tons. Read third time and loSt-ayes.
s; noes. IL.
Senate Bill No. l39, TO provide for or.
ganiZing aud di>ciplining the militia
of the State-ordered e~ngrossed.
Adjourned.
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Az IMroRrANT LAND LAw.-Mr.
Hatch, member of the Assembly from
washoe county, has introduced and
had printed what seems to us to be an
important land law. Without COM
pairing it, however, with the statutes
now in force on that subject, we are
unable to point out its peculiar advan-
ages. If on comparing it with laws
heretofore enacted on that subject We
find it TO possess the advantages
claimed for it by it's author, " e Will
giyo il a more extended notice.
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y motion was made to ,ispense with
further proceedings under the call.
Lost.
When all the members had been
brought in except Lockwood and
Trousdale, the call was dispensed
with.
THIRD READING y PASSAGE.
Senate Bill No. &c. al Act to provide
for fostering and supporting the Neva-
da Orphan Asylum located at Virginia
City, WAS read 4 third thine.
Bowman moved the bill he referred
10 Il committee of one, with iustruc-
tions tC strike out ali OF Tho cnaciing
clause. Lost.
The bin then passed by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-Buckingham. Buriinrame,
Canavau, Delano, EllySon, Fuller.
Garaglan, GRAY. Grecnhalgh. IIav,
Jones, Manning. Mcclellan. Mcleod,
Murphy, Owens. Organ, Patchen. Phi
per. Rogers, Savage, Simpson. smith.
Willard, Williams, SpcaNcr-2S.
Noes-Barber, Beck, Brown, Bow
ilan, Child, Cowen, Dlugberg. Dewey,
harris. Hatch, Hogan. Lawson, Lii
Eens' Potter, Rooney. Sayillc, Tenant,
Wagncr-lS.
Absent-LockwOOl, T~rouSiale.
Beck moved 10 strike the word "<e-
Nada' from the title OF the bill and the
name Of the asylum.
Tenant seconded the motion, and
aftcrward explained that his reason for
% doing was that he supposed MIR.
Beck intended 10 amend the title OF
the Till SO a. 10 read .'an Act to pro
vide for fostering and supporting the
subjects of the Pope, and the Demo
cratic party
MIR. Beck disclaimed any such iuteu-
tion. and withdrew his motion.
Willard, from the Committee on En-
roilinent reported as correctly en-
rolled and delivered To the Governor.
Assembly Bill No. I25-amcndatory
oEthe registry Law.
Mr.. Beck IN the chair.
Gray, from the select committee to
whom was referred Assembly Bill No.
10, an Act To provide for the payment
OF un>agi>tied claims against the State
Capitol building, reported back the
same without recommendation.
Speaker IOwery was granted leave
of absence for the balance Of the day.
Gray's report and Assembly Bin
No. 10 were referred to a special conf
mittee composed of Iessrs. Lock
wood, Savage and Child.
Williams from tho Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back a Civil Practice
Act.
At l:1O Assembly took a c for
one hour.
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A letter from Gen. Stoneman, of
date of January u, nj Drum Barracks,
has lately been received in Tucson,
which we had the pleasure OF perus-
ing. From it we learn tina. the order
Withdrawing troop from Arizona will
leave but one troop OF cavalry az
Bowie and one at Grant, and but one
company of infantry at Thomas and
one at Mcdowell, with Lieutenant
Cushing's troop as "A ~''hoater.'f II
would DE impossible to replace the
troops Withdrawn, from any posts in
the Department, and thus a system of
picke,s that was intended to be es;ab-
iished from licaeho TO Apache Pass is
made impossible. An earnes. desire
is expressed by the General TO afford
tho amplest protection with the means
a. his disposal.-[Arizona Citizen.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mills was granted leave of absence
until Monday.
Hastings reported enrolled Senate
Bill No. IO3, requiring Safe officers TO
purchase and transmit To the Legisla-
ture duplicates of all reports intended
for publica'io ion: also. Senate Bill No.
II, 10 provide for the payment of GER
tain indebtedness of Humboldt coun-
~; also, Senate Bill No. 10, for the
selection and sale of lands granted by
the Jnited States to the State; also,
concurrent resolution relative to en-
ployment of Chinese in the United
States Mint at Carson, and deposited
with the Governor. and the resolution
with the Secretary of State.
The special order. Senate Bill No.
JOG, to amend m Act TO provide reve-
nue for the support of the Government
OF the State of Nevada.
The hi.l was read third time, amend
ments o. Judiciary Committee agreed
TO, and passed unanimously.
Abraham introduced Senate joint
resolution No. l5g, relative TO the State
boundary line. Referred to Commit
tee on state Affairs.
NIcBeth and Bonnifield from special
committee recommended Senate Bill
No. 1853.
On motion OF Hall the joint resolu
ton relative 10 swamp and overlooked
lands was nsidercd, read agar
and passed.
Senate Bill No. 100, TO compensat,
Hon. Jno. Cradlcbaugh, late United
States District Judge.
Hall moved an indefinite postpone
ment of the bill. Lost.
Brown moved TO refer to a selec
committee with instructions to amen
by striking out 5000, and inserting
$1,000.
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"BREAKEEs AuEsD.' - Tho New
York Herald thinks tha: 1.-THE debt,
banks, bonds, taxes, everything, may
be swept away" in a fearful revolu-
ton, by the people of the nation thor
oughly aroused to the dangers of the
situation. The Herald mas been 4
strong and steadfast friend to Presi-
dent Grant, yet it closes its predictions
of prospective troubles thus:
The general drift of the tide warns
us of the breakers ahead, and that
General Grant and Congress arc tri-
fling meantiDe with the real dangers
which the administration, tic
treasury and the country.
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Mr.. Charles Tassel. the daring Loon
Creek eNprcSsman, was in town this
week, and LEFT for ORC Grande again
Friday morning. Mr.. TaSsel has an
exceedingly lonesome beat, rs there is
no one living on the route from Idaho
City to Loon Creek, a distance of 1870
miles. When we consider that this
lonesome journey is made on snow
shoes over mountains and valleys, a
comparative Wilderness, some estimate
can be formed Of the daring Of the M
ADMINISTRATIONS News.
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CAprsEr MAKING.-The Herald adj
yises Grant to cur a Cabinet that
will be n unit. This is good advice.
Ever since he came into civil Office
prssident Grant has Ind a Cabinet
49, vSs not unit, but a cypher.
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ORRESPONDE\CE


NAE~lN NITY. F'UTVlTY II, INlW.
W. II. EorINsuN-DEAR sir: We. the under
signed. citizeus q Carson City, ~ a testimonial
Of our high appreciation % Your talent as "a act.T
and 4 your s1,id qualities rs a gentleman, desire
/, m Ike a Manifestation 81 the SAM by tendeut Z
,ou g. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT aud ask you
L, IRENE the time when yon will be the recipient
If ~. same lie Dar.frllv-
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CARSON 4
....... AT .......-
CITY II

,,,up rxnFRsIGNtp BEGs LEAVE TO IN
: IN lie @rifiLens 81 Crson that he y n"
prepared to receive A. orders
This new establishment has BETTER fA0iLi'
tbs for doirg Washing
Than any in this City.
r,.,hs. Called for and Delivered In
any part OF the city promptly.
sb;-,. and Collars neatly polished. rn-Buttons
s.wed on FREE or CHARGE.
Also. Family Washing Blankets, Curtains,
r.ec. ate. Feathers cleaned at most reasonable
r.,e.. Z. r.. HICkL!NG. Proprietor.
All order, promptly attended 20. Address Box
NJ IA Cauu kls-im
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LOST.

An Indiana member or the Lngisla-
ture searching for a boarding house,
and being told that one meal a day
vas not counted, engaged board at five
hotels and takes u meal al each.
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At the late election i'm Florida, n ne
gro was elected to the Legislature who
had two days before committed r
brutal murder. He was arrested and
put in Jail, but his negro friends con-
tirued 10 run him for the Office, and
having a majority iii the county,
elected him.
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WASHIEGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
wednesday Evening, Feb. 22, 1871.
Committee of Invitation,

Committed of Invitation,
l. Bradley, Chas II Belknsp,
III aia'dei, jas 10 Minor.
frank Denver, Chas Martin.
J = Lewis, j. Linn,
l. Whitman, W u,bart.
John oarher. T Hale,
Alfred il,ln. jerry schooling.
u IA AneE, l. Wager,
John Day Chss l. Perkins,
u x Ahit"h u, Abraham.
~ : iinnniiald. VIM VI boring.
y u bfawn 40 Cleveland,
Aal"f' ataWl3fdt y III Eastman,
~ Fox, M X Hall
Hastings, Hazard.
= I~4aziatf. Nm llill.
Z y pSins, Robt McBeth,
W " Nc .os. n Mills
u Moore. Kobt Mullen,
aame~ ! helsn, 7 hemp.
James Small, j Spencer,
kphi r Lo~ery. u 4 Barber.
II IL Beck, J I'm BJxman,
L buckingham, "a Burlingams,
Wilmer Brown, Caravan.
Jho : child. } Gwen.
u : Dansbsrg- pelano,
" I povey, J W kiiyson,
; l. FULLER, VI Il GsIaghAn,
Jchn II trxT, A .rsenhalgh.
Tho- Harris Andrew J Hatch,
: e Hay, ii u Hogan,
ID Jones. lawson,
y W iakens Al lockwood,
ID Manning J Mcclellan,
4 Ncleni, Daniel Murphy,
Samnrl oven Joseph organ,
9 Psicheu. Henry Piper,
~ Potter, George " Rogers,
J , Rluey, ia savage.
rS Sayiie, DC >imps,n-
d >mith, Thos J Tennant,
" Trau-aale, John Wagner,
u 4 Nhaari, Ihos II Williams
Caas : 1stckncll, Butler.
W \ Mason. j SAVERS.
Frank SpertinE, $ A Mathews,
NJ Thompson. l. Moves,
Geo ye " Cassidy, Tw Mciovern,
= z Curtis, J q Dorsey,
" J smith, Frank VI Proctor.
Is Davenport, David Weaver.
Reception Committee
ia. 5 Sli,rcrland, J Mart Reese,
Geo l. Gibson, John l CHM.
Floor Nanagerss
VIM Taiisre. Il c Guirsao,
Theo 4 Hale, LELAND.
Floor Dtrector--.-.-..J. Il. Cowen.
ns--he best Of Music has been engaged for the
supper will be served by LOUIS d. EPSTEIN,
Of the Delmonico Restaurant.
TIC IL Il S........ -...-.---.-.S3 90
fel1-td
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ASSEMBLY.

FRIDAY, Feb. II, 1871.
Assembly convened at 1880 a. m.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll caIled-quorum present.
PRAYER by Rev. J. ID. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Assembly convened ut 2:l0 p. m.-
Speaker protein. Remnant in the Chair.
Roll caiIcd-quorum not present.
House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole (Nlr. Hogan in the
chair for the purpose OF considering
general tile.
Assembly Bill No. 100. an Act to
provide for the selection and sale of
lands granted by Congress to the State
Of Nevada. Bill read, Land Commit
tees amendments adopted. bill fur
ther amended and committee instruct
Ell to recommend that il be engroSsed
for third reading.
Senate Bill No. g., an Act concern
ing exemption from jury duty. Pas
sage recommended. TThc hill as
amended changes the old law so a. not
Ia exempt editors. reporters and print
ers, but cNemptS school teachers. fire
men and any N who MAY happen 10
have charge OF any fragment Of a fire
apparatus.
Senate Bill No. %, an Act i'm rela-
ton TO damages in certain cases. Com
mittee recommend that the bill pass.
Committee rose Speaker pro tenn.
Tennant il the chair and reported.
The Governor, by G.. II. Belknap,
Private Secretary. returned approved.
Assembly Bill No. -. a~mendatory Of
the registry law.
Palcneu, from the Committed on En-
~gro>>ment. reported AZ correctly en-
crossed Assembly Bill No. 10, in rela-
ton to revenue; substitute for Assem-
bly, Bill No. Is, in relation TO public
highways; also. Assembly Bill No.
,o2, relative 10 debt of White Pine
county.
Manning introduced n bill for an
Act in relation 10 reveuue. Referred TO
the Committee on Ways and Means.
LOST.
Senate Bill No. 81. an Act in rela-
ton To exemption from jury duty.
Read third time and losi-ayes, ii;
noes. Is; AT the rink. IL.
Bowman gave notice of n motion for
reconsideration.
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ks
$50 REWARD!

rTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM TIE
Indian Re e~T~atOn, Truck.e, aN
large. brigh, bay MAKE, we'snt about NV
/ ga pounds. right front fpot white. NJ
len hind ioot white, eight hind foot with q srar on
The pastern joint, small White stripe down the
f.ee with three red paint marks across the stfipsr
niue years old. aud with fbsl.
will pay the above reward for her recovery.
wM. II. WINTERS.
Carson, February 10, 1871. feli-lms
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
i for the Middle District OF Alabama, In Equity.
The Louisiana National Bank OF New Orleans CHARLES
Lsnier ct al The Selma and Meridian Railroad Company
Pursuant TO the decree OF the said court the above
titled made the 22d day OF February fnst the
poed tbsrei hereby give noiice thai they viii expose Il
SALE at public auction, In the city selma Aia Tues
y az s s day e @ ~ . Inc s &
bsma to s ernnuSat the state line OF Msssaippi
e. ss yes !. Il Ss s.s and q
Rivers Raroa - and afterwards and now as The Selma
and Meridian Railroad" together with all It's equipments,
possession OF the Receiver in this cause, or shall be at tho
day OF sale including all the railway ways rights Of
houses houses freight houses wood houses and other
locomoves tenders, and 9th enrolling stock equip
ments, and all machinery, tools, implements fuel
Ing or replacing railroad Or any part thereof or
any OF It's equipments Or appur,enancss and including also
or construction maintenance and all other
property franchises rights and things which have been
with the said railroad and shall be At the time
q said sale IN the possession OF the receiver appoeibv
entitled and other property rights rranchsss and things
which have been acquired By purchase Otherwise by tho
er use n on rS TX shn s
said roilroad, and are now, or shall be Mt The time
OF 81 Witch is r. Re then m 4. s Of rS
descrbed in said Decree subject lease certain par
gel OF res estate belonging 70 the said copnny and por
reced by order Of the said Court The said
not be sola for less price thar slccoo and The under
il CAL. delivery deed Of conveyance Ok
February, 4 >. ISL : StXx$SiE Ss T xxtSSSaAIL,
special Master Commissioners
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I Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
\ BY ALLEN II. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

A Lien p MIkEs AuST,oEEEES .o,uv,
- i..s HEssy q n EsF9s MINER
sle.room. o. Gs. s1s Ind III 4 Re.ds streets.
Leeds Art Galleries. 81 and ss Broadway southwest
corner Twelfth street
f. iok O'clock at the saesrooms No. IS Chambers and n
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sns ST
o sr IN sscx
made by Worcester carved rosewood and back walnut
@ rs aad ss.. Tss
enumerated 10 caaogus Also silver plated Ware. Glass
ware cutlery Ai: THss FbST9,'a %sk A. H.
+. ''''ss.'s q the ''.s John H. williams
III 81 1s sss s
WEDNESDAY,. XPRIL a.
rgns s f SS}s; s IS isssSSeApyAT,
nv ssSs SirSs
articles to include =. the Fixtures. Sims osss Case.
.sa pssss .Ss
Sale without reserve By order Of
I HBsa ThSR 81 4 HsgPssiscs APRIL
Il Nos osd 81 II 4 AND h5EB s s As ADs%'1fHIY
:, sExEcgTSk;s xSb AbSiSisTeAIokss SALE
Belgian nsisH and American y schoo: One sa
ampies of the following leading and distinguished Artists
Il. verbockhoeven, L. Robbie, D. De Nortef,
T. Gerard Carl Aorns +. Bidau,
j. Carous, L. 4 H. De Beul, j. Rosedrie,
Koek Koek, Rust, Rofaen,
Wintz, Carrabatn, WicmG,
DeVosel La Porte, others.
Also,
by order of OF A. vo artist decreased number
OF important Pictures by the highly esteemed artist
whose works highly appreciated by both
and arss at the late exhibition u the Academy OF
Design.
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS.
collection OF Works OF of the schools many
which very fine believed be original by the old
number of water Of the English
school by Catscrmoe Clark Hayes and anyof the Royal
Academy r. Hagnet, received direct artists
studios be exhibition and after Wednesday, 9th
inst.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
superb Berlin Carpets imported order for gentleman
the city, but Can be
IS Chambers street.
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A UCT1ON NOTICE.-A LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
N Over LO0 lots worth

n UtTIJN NUTICE.-A IAK3E MD FOSIIIVE SAI1Es
N Over 900 lots, S1D1 ~ worth .
. OF elegant, costly ana hno Household
Furniture fine old Oil Paintings. Bronzes statnary, rare
and costly Works OF Art contained In elegant brown stone
mansion l2u West Twenty third street. near SIXTH avenue
LUKE FIrZGERALD Auctioneer, Will sell this tSatur-
day morning, l0 O'clock to the highest bid
DER ~ lots by catalogue. .,
Chckering Panofore made to order; cost $3.50, used
nine months four elegant Paror and Reception Suite.
covered silk reps and satin brocatel Eageres DO x
Writing Desk PIER and Mnne Mirrors, Sofas Side
md Centre Tables real Lace and Brocate Curtains, rich
Velvet Medallion and Wilton Carpets, Tmsish Lounges and
Easy Chairs; $40 volumes choice Books Engraving &C.
sod rosewood black walnut Suits Bedseads Breaus
pound Hair Matlresses Spring Beds, Piows Bolsters,
Linen Blankets, Counterpnncs, hrros' Chars Sofas
Tables, Stands.
foot Extension Table one do 10 foot Buffet II Chairs
sold Silver and Plated Ware China Dinner and Tea Sets
Ice Pitcher Glassware Casters, Urns Tureens, Spoons
Knives Forks Kitchen and BasemeM Furniture Oncloth
Stair Carpet Ice &C., complete FURNITURE Of the above
Goods packed shipped 70. OF stored
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AUCTION,
A n SS<V< .~e.~l.

uCTION AUCTION AUCTION,
"A THIS SATURDAY. afternoon, ut O'Clock preclsey,
elegant Househod Furniture story residence 90
Erevoor! place West Tenth stree block west OF Broad
way, T. NICHOLS. Auctoneer, Velvet, Brusscs medallion
sArpets rosewood ~ octave Panonrte stool and Cover
beautiful Paror Suits satin brocate and
hair cloth; Bedseads bureaus washstands, Comnodcs,
Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding Wnrdrobcs, Lounges
Sofas Chairs, Rockers, Clocks, Mirrors Paintings Tables
EaReres Bookcases Desk Glass China silver Ware, Table
Cutlery, &c. Sale positive, commencing At O'Clock pre-
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A DR1AN II. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A Lots Fifty-third at auction. ADRIAN II.
MULLER r. r; WILKINS CO., WIN sell at auction on
Tuesday, April H. at IL O'clock the Exchange Salesroon,
III Broadway, Ffythrd street, two Lots sugte tho
south side OF Fyhld street. commencing 200 feet of
Firth avenue, each 25xl005.