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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-14
No CONGRESS THE FOURTH OF MARCH
SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 THE NATIONAL LOAN
VAIN BOAST OF THE COMMUNISTS
Their Alleged Victories unfounded
THE ORLEANS RAILROAD CUT
THEIRS CONDITIONS OF PEACE
WASHINGTON.

Ku.Klux Debate h Seiate.Amepdwene
Repealing Law Ffxisg March Fourrh
for Meeting Of Congress Concurrod
Ia-Rule fer Testinony Before Seueh.
eFn Clains Cousnissien - Territorial
Csuncilosr District Of Celumbfa Terri.
tory-Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, April l3. = Senate.-Th
Senate continued the Ku-Klux debate and
will meet tonight for talk only. The bill
will be disposed Of tomorrow.
HOMse.-The House b engaged ON the
deficiency appropriation.
The Senate amendment, repeating the law
fixing the time for q meeting of Congress
ON March 4, was c0ncurred in by vote of
SO to IS.
In the course of the discussion of that
amendment. Mr.. Dawes said be believed
this session had been mistake and that
there would be more to repent than to boast
of. He alluded to the wranglinQ in the
House and to the deeper wounds in the Sen
ate which bled, internally. IF anything
would induce the people to forgive them, It
would be that moderate measures had pre-
vailed in the past few days.
the next Congress would be Democratic,
and their Speaker would then be in the same
embarrassing position as the present Speaker
was now placed in regard to the appoint
ment of committees before he becomes ac-
quainted with the members; besides, they
would have q Democratic President, and
there would be NO danger of his violating
the provisions of the constitution.
The Southern Claims Commission rule,
that in every case possible, testimony of the
loyalty of the claimant and the facts of the
case be given before them orally.
In cases where circumstances prevent
witnesses from coming to Washington, ap-
plication must be made for permission to
take the testimony in some other manner;
the names of witnesses, material facts to be
proven by their testimony, and the respect
i've causes of their inability to be examined
in Washington being set forth. Ex parte
afEdavits will not be received as evidence.
The President to-day nominated the ter
ritorial council Of this Territory, including
three colored, one Of whom is Fred Dou-
glass.
It is probable that cloudy weather will,
on Friday, very generally prevail, with
light rains at . few points in the South and
Southwest, and easterly winds on Lake
Michigan and northeasterly on Lake Supe-
ri0r. -'-
The Southern claims commission to-day
took up the case Of two sons of ex-Adjutant
General Thomas, who claim 'damagesf for
seizure of . brick kiln at Arlington.
The subscriptions to the national loan to-
day amount to q, ,00O,O00
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Tableaux Next Tuesday Evening.

For the purpose of assisting the fund for
the First Presbyterian Mission Schools
grand exhibition Of tableaux will be given
in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening.
The programme will be choice one, the
subjects being of the very finest selections
that talent can create. There win be twelve
tableaux, each one sufficiently attractive to
induce attendance, the names of which can
be found in IN advertisements in another
column. The supper room viii be well sup
Piled with tempting viands. Let the tab
leaux not escape. your memory for next
Tuesday evening
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Sunday school Institute and Conventions.

Sunday School Institute and Convenu?hs'
We learn from Rev. j. C, Hartzell, pastor
of Ames Methodist Episcopal church, that
the churches and Sabbath schools Of the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city are
to unite in holding series Of meetings In
the interest Of the Sunday School work.
The meetings will, in the main, be conducted
by Rev. J. s. ostrandef' Of New fort, who
is general agent of the Sunday School Union
Of the Methodist Church, and who is spend
ing a few days in each Of the conferences
Of the SouthOn States. The series will De
opened with Sunday school institute
commencing this evening at half-past seven
o'clock. in the session room Of Ames church.
an 81 Charles street. Tho opening address
viii be delivered by Mr.. Ostrander, and VIII
be followed by an address BY Rev. I. =: :.
Mefl.ck ON tho s'Eistory Of Sunday Sshools.'
Thoee interested in the Sunday 6eheol work
ere cordially invited r. attend.
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The UagaZfne Street Rat1f0aa.
, We are informed that Theodore judi and
John Kaiser are the parties who purchased
the Magazine Street Railroad at the recent
Sheriff. sale, and not Peter Kaiser, - has
been reported. The price bid was $6S,0oO,
and the young gentlemen are ready to COM
ply with the terms Of sale as soon a. few
legal knots Of form can be united. It ap-
pears that some Of the proceedings have
been slightly irregular, but 4 hope is enter
tanned that the question win soon be satis-
factorily arranged.
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E. 8iACK1lAR,

r, B1AACAVkARS
Having removed to the eleganp and spaciou, sd.
dee, M. 2ol Canal street, formerly known - bisa'
fers Building now
BLACKNIAR,6 TEMPLE OF MUSIC
Continues to DISPOSE Of Pia1cs and Organs, Of the
best makers, very low for lash, or ON the mo;t
accommodating terms Of payment. one ye% - -
lowed without charge for interest. Eosecur1ty 10
nnired. a lien on the instrument being retained.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new. NeM xno sno
seoOnd- hand Pianos and Organs TOR rens, ana tne
rent money allowed toward purchase.
NV NIethod Of Conducting MY Business
F,rst-I keep NO instruments but those Of the
hest factories. Having been dealing IN rlanes aoo
Organs for sixteen years. my long saperence th en
perfect confidence, guarantee to give entire ssOE
ASscond-r hsve put Ono Price for each instrn'
md md that il tho regular retail fActofy Rr1oS
vhish = marked IN plain hgIIes S On ca1a %.ke 4
,e g ~ nom e3s to elOo more than they &.
Rc~S~..;Ehs<S near my low prices, they natter the
,srrchsaer With the idea that he has secured -
ThirdI s3ve the manufscturets and ny @wn
s,ant "a niseso. Or IL can be exchanged Tor any
otneI HInr M @:n,soi6 psw, rosewood, seven octaxe
p,.rn. ~ sir Il0erent Arst-clase makers: et y -
e. s9k eeoeoAhnnd Pianos e5S 20 $stS. ~ ~
octsve Cabinet OEonns - e %ss. s..~ .r1sS r1sS
Pianos Of extra - anH Wy wss,ee..n4 ss LibsrsU and
p.,sor 0rEsns Of ssTayiH IaEley, and tne s2.sn.
"A CattsSe "a CinSuA 0Egnn. q ~1ysSx ~"
Sses e sssa sateSi q oansi ssrsst.
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gBLl EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
1heo ahems in . family, Tor whicn eno WoIso
~ return these little Accomplishments c1c
mso. speaks German, French and Bngnsn
N; is . good housekeeper and menaeeL
- take the entire care Of an fnvahd gnlns
4 of any pooition Of trust or responsiDll3y'
kuAVRIAitD. ia. - Camp street. feIs
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNKEs.

NOT1C& TO CONSIGNEES.
NEW ORLkANs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORrHKRN)
Railroad Company, Freight Once,
New Orleans, Louisiana, March g. 1871
NVHR FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
4 articles will Be sold at public suction to the
highest bidder for cash, by D. &. Morphy, auc-
charges, II not CLAIMED within thirty days
z. ARMETRON0-5o BARRELS H. L. OIL.
AkMHTRONG-l3 CASES H. L. OIL.
A. BROWM-lO CASkN GASOLINE,
EDWARD A. BURK, Freight Agent.
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WANTED.
"A GENTS WANTED FOR
BELDKN, THE WHITE CHIEF.
4welvelYearu Ameng the wild Indians Of

the Plains.
She most populxr book ont. 6ellt at Sight. But
tSoeenk1y issued, aDd tho Seventeenth Thousand in
krpe&o Send FIR circulars with liberal eAtracts
30onty sample engrAvings, snd several interesting
E111sn 81 eOse Il his wonderful frontier exploits,
Ee11sly prsving that he ''ts no myth, but real
- ard blood parsonage" The work 10 record
~ u aetual oxpeEience, and, ~ An exchange says,
eoe lfumH it Il better aud more animated kn0wl
S&16S - Indian MNe than from al the novels Of
C. r. VENT, Publisher,
& anll Is II ltW Cincinnati Ohio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-14

.. OnARLEs THEATRE.
lase Week sf the Dramaelc Season.
NIT or TIE vlvACIous YOUNG ART1sTE
MISS lARONA CAvKNDER,
lf31ay 8ven1n9, April ] 4, 1871.
UheavM - pssssatsd the Comedy Of the
III TILE TR E A SU RE.
#1stxaAe...........' Miss L8ONA LAVENDER
d 5Gnolnng wttA JeAn 1Esaeham's successful local
drana e
MINNIE'S LUCK.
nn1e heek. Mis- LEONA CAvRNDER.
E 9eelet4sx Hesn-OnLY LBONA NATIARR
1LsSo .issrssL q re 8sdGss fis
y-0vD - nnnhsr. apl4 1t
81 OADRGY Or music.
llps. Btawsn { lacDonough. %. .Prsprietors
LAST WEEK OF THR cELEBRATBD
! MFRS. ID. r. BOWERS,
M chaEncters, supported by
~ M9. =. C. McCOLl1OM =
And the g. Louis Stock Company.
TAsrsAay, April IS,
n LADY OF LYONS.
pAIc.E...sasll benefited Ar.. Bower. LOVES
aafIHek sz4UsDAY-Lovrs MAsQuKRADE.
11pRDAY M0nT-LADY MACBETH.
STUART.
<WQuDAy. Apgi l5-Thc renowned LYDIA THONP.
eOu 1nG hef fAmeus com oinAti0u Of artistes
oee otAef pu6Mcations ap9
cECOND GRAND FESTIVAL
81 poR ras
hRxEF1r OF rHE
MISSION SCHOOLS.
ODD FKLLOwg HALL.
April ~, Is, n and IS, 1871.
e.ss'or> !: .-..rwrsrr,nvE CENTS
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FOR RENT.

= RENT-FURNYsHED ROOMS, SINGLY
= snits ct No. ia 81. Charles street, corner
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oQ9 TO RRNTLONB Or TWO FINE,
IR1o. airy. oo1lortably Furnished Rooms can
u peiva6e fhmily, With or without board,
klhe 1sUach and English languages are
"a ftee from the annoyance Of chtldrent
ing a* No. III SE Ann street, corner q
g. Tho cars pese within few dOore a
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Organized for the sale of
PURE CALIFORNIA WINE AND
BRANDY.
VINEYARDS In ELDoRADo COUNTY, CALI.
FORNIA.
CHARLES B. PETIT, Treasurer and Business
Agent-Omce and Salesrooms, No. SO Camp
street, New Orleans.
This company 10 composed Of the owners Of vine.
yards In the best grape district of California, who
have formed association for the purpose Of sell.
ing their own Wines and Brandy.
The following list comprises part Of their pro
ducts now ready for the market:
WHITE WINE, ANGELICA,
RED WINE. MUsCAT,
CI4ARRT, CATAwBA,
HOOK, ISABELLA,
OLD MISSION, SPARKLING
SHERRY, WINE BITTERS.
TOKAY, GRAPE BRANDY,
PORT, BRANDY BTTTERs.
All their Wine and Brandy Warranted
Strictly Pare.
Arrangements are now perfected for weekly
shipments, direct from the vineyards. thus insur-
ing full and constant supply Of these PURE AND
DELICIOUS WINES.
Dealers, physicians and families requested to
call and examine in regard to quality and price.
All orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
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SINGLE COPIES: TEN 0Esrs
3 ovrioIAL goukNAI OF TnE STATE o. LoUIsIAxA.s =


MSCELLANEOUS.
~.ss~-. ,-~.e~~c,~.
100" PRAs.. s.................... cow PRAs
xeo bushels for sale low nv
TOuLxIN / MARrrN.
3R.- IN No II Natches street.
9 BUILDERS .-sEALiD PROP0eA1a VIII
citation. IA = tne once Of La variete Asso.
o'ciocf r n rpfnry pGfnesrSypdelst street until three
% smith work satns hoorng and d0s sts sns sSSRGss
ocs y and specifications can be seen at the
ana a S;Sn reserve the right Of rejecting any
No. Commercial alley.
We M WIRR:CL0rH vnNTIIATOR-
win not "ov ~ s9a M dS.rs S screened with this cloth
f sSfsss nut win answer for blind nom the outside
.' n1'e ~. dos: mot ebstruct the air, light or view
to An ,l order. in this iine We have al pstssrns
ss ;sedsa e P.s:s and examine our ss"d. It
eP1 eod Inn 8. NJ TERRELL, Agent.
TR0N COTTON TIES.
The Arrow. also Open Side Slot and self.Fasten.
ing BUCKLE TIES. manufactured Of the heat
quality Of English iron by J. J. McComb Liver.
pool, England.
FOR sale At the lowest market rates by
BARTLETT L RAYNB,
General Agents.
aPI I0 No. - Carondelet street.
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MONEY CAN NOT BUY IT.
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESSii
BUT THE DIAMOND sPECTACLES
WILL PRESERVE IT.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES.
=.

Manufactured by
J. B. sPRNCRR CO., NEW YORK,
Which arc now offered. to the public, an. pro
noupcel by Al the celebrated Opticians Of the
world to 6e the MOST PERFHCf. Tho SC1EN.
TTFIC PRINCIPLE ON which they are constructed
brings the core or centre Of the lens directly IN
front of the eye producing clear and Distinct
vision - in the natural, healthy sight, and pre-
venting an unpleasant sensationa, such - glim-
merinS and wavering Of sight. dizziness. ETC., Pc
culiar to al others IN use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner
In frames at the best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose.
EDWARD LILIENTHAL.
JEWELER And OPT1CIAN.
Ii sole agent for New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ne. rs Canal Street. No. 05
From whom they can only be obtained. These
a0ois are mot supplied to pedlers, at any price:
He also keeps constantly ON hand very large
and well eelected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.
.r.rsn4ead oc23 6m 3t 2p
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EGO bushels for sale low bv
T0uLNIN / MARrIN.
aRn I'm No. a x...,.. 49,.
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ITO LONDON DIaycT.-THE STEAMSHIP HELvETIA
ssis June ~ Caoin tickets go ana *es; ssesras 90
efa currency. Draft London. English gU ana sves
Tor sac at lowest rates. Appy a TH0nphAR pasAAsa
Odlce ~ broadway.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR TnE NEW STATE

L Department. - . -. .
WAsufSaron May ~, ISL. !
Sealed proposals will be recsvsd unl l: O'Clock N. OF
the ed day Of June, 1s at the oice tbs Supervising
.everug Mt thu ate the building ali the dmon
granite rcaued euerior the state De.
rnrtn which about tSuJ ieet viii be required.
Proposals price per cubic foot for nioaes
oi Increase for exceeding twenty coo
The average e stones cannot =. present
quarried and delivered according schedule Of mt sixea
be furniSnet One inch will
allowed for quarry dimensions each worked lace Of tha
stone.
inches CUBS OF lie granite proposed which
must be sound, durable, good grain,
from discoions other fore substances, capable Of
Witst .i.iias the act OF the AMI nat been
OF FURNISHING tho quality AND qE1usy uesirsd within
year. aa ON wnch stoie Nus or Is now being used
Tor nrst class uuli;n.s.
livery OF stone and the they deliver
They will .aaxu size. of sona
that can he obtained from their o-arry.
oius WIN tie receive. chpt from the owncrs essees
OF the quaIies from which The 10 proposed
shed.
Al proposals mus, be the printed forms to OBJ
mned VI I've SUI crv.slnc arch tech and be accompanied by
that the GriIcr will psr;orm the II
ava Co.. 20 him. give bo. there In the penal sum OF
ono hundred thousand dollars WOJO) AID valid and
bnong Lease tue quarry to the government AS security
tase effect failure the comply with
The terms OF the sad authorize the
meRt 10 take oi possession OF the QUARRY AMI Ok at
pense OF the of default
The n lit all bids Il preserved.
froposas must be enclosed sramd envelope, en-.
doIscd proposals for Granite for New state neparunen
aud addressed To A.. Is. MuLLETr,
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department washington,
ID.
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PROPOSALS.


COLONIAL sECRETARY's OFFICE, MAY 2. 1871.
u NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The vi Prince Edward Island will until 18th
July tenders tor the construction and equip
railway feet inches gauge, Cascumpe0
~ t;eorset wn, distance OF about ~ miles.
Payment viii be mair in Prince Edward Island govern
deoenures bearing SIX cent interest," payable half
yearly rcdeemtblc in 30 years.
specifications and forms OF tender and other
obtained the Government Engineer oices
ChariutteOwn, after 2u,h June next.
No tender will be .nzei uness made on the printed
form.
The government bind themselves TO accept the low
cs, or any ,cnder T. ii. HAyILANp, Colonial Secretary
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. sia AND sis BROADWAY.
IL New York May g. 1871.
TO 90 TnAgroei-Proposals enclosed in sealed cave.
lope and endorsed .roposa, for cubic warts OF sona
for riyer wai hi ier Will be received AZ
the oce Department, OF Docks until Saturday, Juns
IL Is7l NJ IL M delivering 200 cubic yards OF
stone for wall, delivered from board vessels
near pier No Moth river. ,
Blank specifications and agreements can be OBJ
the olce the Departments On OF acT iuesuap
the 3uth last. ,o,vr .oNr,r
WILSON q. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHARD ia HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners
J. GRENvItLR TASK,
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(SREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.
The Directors are prepared receive tenders for the
fourth Division
OF their Canada Air Line extending from
Ianue.d 10 Fort Erie,
a distance of about
forty-fo,r miles.
Plans specifications viii be exhibition az the oMce
OF Ccvge kcu, Lsq, Chief Engineer, and alter
10.
and sealed tenders marked iend for Fourth Division AN
Line" addressed ~ the undersigned will be received TO MY
"a JOSEPH PRICE, Treasurer, &C.
CuirF CrrIcrs. HAMILTON, Ont. NAY 2 1871.
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REMOVALS..

+.
REAOvAL-CoLLEGE or TRRALDRY PROM 90
~ nud Dol W ~ Broadway. New York. HENRY HAfh,
Iopne"s ooHss sf Arms fousA paint 81 and engraved
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A > EAST THIRTiSTH STREET EETn Fen MADISON
T. and F0Sy~ Pleasant and nicely furnished
Rooms S-d third floors, front, et with Bostd
locaLt>n desirable
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40 WEST TWENTY FOUrTD sTREbT. REAR FIFTH
4 = Hotel. A few genienD, WI end 6rat
Accommodations with private FIRMLY; references ex.
changed
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I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed propos us viii be received Of the BOARD
OF Water commissioners Of the vt Rshway N j. until
Friday Jane 70 1911 ~ o'c ock a. NJ for furnishing
laying iron and pipes the shway
Water Works.
The quantities are about s foows.-
" inch pine l2,Bn feet
~ inch le 4,jll feet.
3 inch ripe. $500 feet.
6inch pipe 49, iect.
4 inch $3.50 feet.
Specifications be had OF the Clerk OF the Board 81
Water Comm issionefs-
The the right reject any or Al
bids If deemed for the interest OF the city.
CHRIS. n MARSH,
Clerk Of Board OF Water Commissioners
RAILWAY. June 10, 1871.
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go BOND STREET.-FuRNIsHED ROOMS on SEC
b) ond floor transient and day boardsrs restaurant Ia
carte.
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A HOY FOR ROCKAwAY.-EvERY SUNDAY TUE
"A steamer NELLY WHITE leaves from Peck slfp a sa
and r. NJ christopher street, Eorh river A. M and ~
=. NJ Pier No North river, 9:l5 A. NJ. and aP ~ 10
turning leaves kockaway IL A. n. and r D. Fare soc
each
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az WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET. NEAR FIFTH
Atb avenue Pleasant furnished Rooms gent
en ., without board; breakfast II desired. Reference,
required.
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Or GRAMFRcY LACE east TWENTIETH
s)s) sreet.--A gentleman aad wife gentlemen Can
have good Board anu Rooms; also handsome small Room
for gent eman.
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NlATRINONIAI..

Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN, NATIVES or THE CITY.
who have returned "a prulonne ed absence
abroad and Ind their riends scattered would corre-
spond, with view % marinohy With two young Mlics.
near ~ who purpose remaining IN tbs city during The
mcr good ooka not Objectionable Please address W. n.
Herald ofbco.
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Oe EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.--To LET. WIZ
s)U private table, q Paflor Floor; private bathrSorl
closets also desirable Rooms for gentlemen, <rrou
board.
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A SUNDAY EXCURSION FOR GLEN COVE. NEW
n. Rochelle, City Island and College Pon..Ihe swift an
beautiful st amboa AMEklcuS leaves Peck slip every sun
CAV mornins ~ $40 clock, rain or shine, Stopping
leaves Glen Cove AZ and New Rochelle at 80 NJ arriv
In. at o
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% EAST TENTH STREET. MAR FOURTH Avi
a. nue--Fsrnshed Rooms, with Board, 10 fsmilies Q
single
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BOARD AT CORN MALL Pc tSBSS DESIRING A
ID pleasant home ami abundant table, a, moderate
terms. may amy 10 JOHN II. ATKINSON, Willow Avenue
House, Cornwall, n. Y.
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! d. BAILEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81


IL d. BAILEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
II. East Tenth street
Special saie OF Household Furniture. Carpets, Ac.
r. d. BAILEY, Auctionccr viii sell this day teatrday),
Al II OcocR Mt his sacsrooms 81 East Tenth street,
Broadway, large variety Of Household Furniture consist
ing 81 Bssss Carpets OicIoh, Paror SUITS In and
fancy rcrs Sofas Lounges, marhs top Centre Tables,
Dining fables chairs Chandeliers, Window Shadca &c.
Dealers private buyers Will find 10 their advantage
attend, ns the sale u percmptory
JACOB BOGART. AUcrIONEFR.
Asssnse's SHE of plumbers Iron and Brass Ware OF
June H. nj 10 O'Clock, $50 West fiftyafh street,
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
IACOB BOGARr. .AUCTloNEFR-TnIS DAY, AT ION
81 O'Clock Mt No Frankfort street, mortgage sac Rcs-
Billiard Table, Looking Caas. fcures Tables,
N'-"'' Join !. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgage
JACOB BOGART, AuCTIoNEHR-THis DAY (sATuR-
DAY.. AT II o'clock, ut the auction rooms mortgage
sale Household Furniture PAror Suits, SOFAS Lounges
reaus Cottage Suits Washstands cIra Dining Tables Bar
room and Looking Glasses Pitchers, mahogany bed
slesds Cotagr Bedsseads, liar and Hl.k Mattresses
Feather Beds and Beidns Reirigersto Pianos stoves
nets black walnut wiring Desks, Ac., 40.
JOHN II. KILLER, Attorney for Mortgnpes
NroTn.E-BY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION To ME
IN directed and delivered viii expose Tor sale pubic
snson or saturday he I'e dI ..: Ju. e; ls =.
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perm arics liberal terms wiA he offered; Undonbe
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COUNTRY HOARD.

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