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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS,

DEAL gently with those who stray.
Draw back by love and persuasion.
A KISS is worth thousand kicks. A
kind word Is more valuable than q
mine of gold.
CURE for the ear ache Get n pret-
ty girl to whisper in 1t night and
morning.
To prevent hair from falling Off
Go to the barber and have 1t cut off.
"COME here, you mischievous little
rascal, you" Won't you lick me,
father: No." "Will YOU swear YOU
won't?" Yes, "rhen | won't come,
for Parson Atwood says that he who
swears will lie."
WHY do girls kiss each other and
men do not =? Because girls have
nothing better to kiss and men have.
PITTSBURGH at night reminds q
stranger of hell with the lid off.
A travelling piano-player undertook
to whip All Illinois editor and when
he got through he had only one ear
Tor music.
A Georgia colored debating society
was lately discussing, Which IL best
for the 1aboriI.g man, to work for
wages or part of the crop" An old
uncle" spoke the sense of the meet
ing when he thought "bofe was de
best II dey could only be brung toged-
der somehow"
A cynic says of suffrage: 40
wOndrOus system Of extricating the
wisdom OF the people by comItiny
their nOses-gettinS the hidden cs-
sence vor popuH from thirty millions
of people-mostly fools ~
"MAY die in u prayer meeting"
was the remark recently made by the
wife Of the Rev. o. ID. Taylor, OF
Jackson, Michigan. Her wish was
fulfilled, for that very night she fell III
IN church, and was carried home,
dead.
AN artificial horse IL to be exhibited
at the Paris Exhibition. When
wound up 1t will travel twenty-five
miles, and IL again wound up will go
the same distance and so dd infnitun,
Mas. DooLITTI.E, window of Ed
ward J. Doolittle, of New Haven,
while making preparation for the fu-
neral Of her husband, declared that in
one week she also would he dead.
Her words proved true, and she now
lies dead l'y the side of her husband
in the Episcopal cemetery"
A MAN who sat upon paper ofcar-
pet nails said they reminded him
painfully Of the income tax.
HERE Is one Of the worst specimens
extant of genuine obituary poetry:
And when yon leave us for better place,
A mansion In the sky
Noull sing, white smiles play o'er yoni
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

PIE premiums for fire insuranc.
paid In Indiana In 1870, were ~ 2OJ,-
OW; premiums paid for life Insurance,
81 800, 900.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
AGENTS SALE
FREIGHT UNCALLED FOR,

flNIIE following Articles and Packages
l having been allowed To remain uncnll.
,T for In the Freight Depot of the Memphis,
, ,1arksvillr ~ Louisville Railroad nt This
place, over six months will h" soldn pub
iicauctinn, NJ the Auction House OF Broad
duS ~ HNmnn, on MONDAY, March 9Th.
ISL. viz: | Saddle and Hlnnket, marked
r. \. McDaniel; box grocerieS. &. Sprngur:
, looms, Quarh sS J.; box drugs, NJ. NJ.
Kerr; ladder, X. W. Swuin"; | riding cul-
tivator, r. u. Leonard; ; bdlS. bags, II. l.
Litucr; bdl". castings, Ben. Cnrdle; cop
per rcctifirr and worm, without mark.
The uhoV" articles sold for freight and
charges, Contents of packages unknown.
IL. IL. pOSTDN,
ian ~, '7l-Gw Freight Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
DRUGS AND DYESTUFTS l
s. 3. STEWART,

DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Toilet
and Fancy Articls, ByestsFs,
Paints, Oils, yarnishes, VIM
dow Glass, Putty, Brush.
es, Pure Wines and
Liquors, etc.
Medicines warranted Of the hest quality.
MI will lie sold nj the lowest prices for cash.
Special attention given to the compound
ng OF Physicians prrscrinioas
a b. STEWART.
Feb. 7, l86s-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

A MAN who sat upon paper ofcar-
pet nails said they reminded him
painfully Of the income tax.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
To Advertisers.

N. c..piTM AN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

AN. BRocRMAN. IS. BRiNGHCRsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-01

Island, MILTON RAN. son OF Richard Ran ana the
late Margaret Van Nuyse. aged 70 years. IL months
and - DAYS.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon.
at three O'Clock, from The Reformed church New
Utrecnt Long Island. The relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
RrrPENGER.-I this city on Saturday April 90,
Mrs. MARY ELIzARETu RfrPENGER, the only remain
ing child OF Eliza and the lae Roland Burdett.
the friends OF the family and members OF r. L.
Snow Social Union. No. 4. are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock from the residence OF her siepatner, H. Nc
Plain, N. d., 24o West rhriy-third street.
ROGERs.-On Saturday, AprIl o. OF pneumonia,
EMMA, daughter OF Mary ana the late Samuel
Rogers aged "a years, months ana 10 days.
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
mother 250 East Thlrtysecond street, this Monday
afternoon. at two O'Clock.
Monmouth county IN. J papers please copy.
SNEDEN.-On sunday morning April 30 or paraly-
SIS, captain LAWRENCE J. SNEDEN, In the list year
OF his age.
vited TO attend the funeral from his late residence.
at Snedens Landing, on Tuesday afternoon. at one
O'Clock.
SwAIN.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, April
go at halfpast ten O'Clock RICHARD SWAIN, In the
list year or ms age. native or Nantucket Mass,
and for many years resident or New Orleans, La.
nj three O'Clock. from his late residence, 24O Iafay-
cite avenue, near Washington avenue.
New Orleans papers please copy.
WITHERELL-At White Plans on FRIDAY Apri
%, GEORGE WITHERELL, In the saith year OF hts age.
The funeral will take place from Grace church.
White Plains; on Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock
Carriages VIII be IN waiting on the arrival OF the
half past pine ana halfpast ten O'Clock A. M. trains
from New YORK.
WooDRUFF.-on Sunday, April 30, or Inflammation
OF the lungs, GRACE VAN SINDEREN, aged months
and IL days, daughter Of Franklin and Phoebe J.
Woodruff
The relatives and friends or the family are invited
to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon at
three O'CLOCK from the residence OF the parents,
No. LA JerOlamOn street, Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANs, April 90, 1871.
Cotton steady, in fair demand; midding Hac. HSc.
baes Malaga 6O2 to Barcelona 1907 Cruz 476
coastw,se, l,4S3 Sales 900 baies stock la, 6S5.
SAVANNAH, April %, 1871.
Cotton firm middlinss c. Net receipts 7SS bales sales
800; stock 454l6.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April g, 1871,
Cotton market closed quiet I39Sc ISSc for
mddling. Sales 3su bales; receipts 80
CHARLESTON, April %, 1870
Cotton quiet mddngs 1zc Net receipts $50 bales ex.
ports coastwise SOS sales 3D0; stock s,l77
WILMINGTON, April %, 1871.
Spirits turpentne steady at &c. quiet 81 strained
to IS 81 for pale crude turpentine and unchanged
OswEGo, April 29-Evening.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales 200 bbs 81
spring. 81 80 for amber winter SIS white do IS rs
double extra wheat qnie. NO. Milwaukee club he'd at
al SIC. Oats dull sales 800 bushels Western 6Oc
Barley peas and rye quiet Corn meal$ SO for bolted
SIS s2s: shirstans. sss middings So ssa per tom
High wines, DC Canal freghs dull wheat. Ike; corn
sssc, New York lumber, az to the Hudson s4to New
York, 64c; to Albany 47c Lake imports 900 bushels
wheat $500 bushels corn o7s00o feet lumber. Canal
zoo bushels wheat 32 900 bushels corn, 1860 bushels
oats, 500 bushels barley, TO- U0 bushels rye $500
peas.
CHICAGO, April ". 1871.
nmer; No. closed at 81 21s seller May ST. 25 seller last
At 81 ssS 81 49, seller May; 81 2s% seller june CORN
firm and higher; No closed S4c. seller May 5s1c 55c
seller June during the afternoon dun and nominal Dat:
dull &c. Hshwne. steady Size Mes. pork frm
shoulders, SIC SIDES, s1c Live hogs active Il
p . rs 90 Cattle qas. at ~ IS 50 So Recsips-
5000 bushels oats aocO bushels rye 500 busss;s baex
1000 hogs. Shipments bbis -FOUR bushels wheat
5000 bushels corn $4,000 bushels OATS 1000 bushels rye
changed.
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CATCHING TRAIN.-The editor OF the Fairfield
County tOOnn.) Democrat gives his experience In
catching a moving train or cars as iOllOws:-We
started for the tram, and the tram started II we
did not catch tho train we would certainly he left
10 we concluded TO catch the train or lose a leg
and we did. Take warning-we caught the tram,
yet we were left; furnished two surgeons a htte
practice lived on light diet for ten days. and felt
sasned TO wait for tho next train rather than 10 be
hurry and lose another leg We fee, conented
and paddle along with crutches, and conclude we
have paid well the lesson. Never attempt to get
upon or In front OF moving train.
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deliveries the market ac
tive aud prices easier The transactions to-day
August, 100 NJ IA ss2c lido At Ike l free on board sa
vanuah, private terms. Yesterday after Change
sold folows:-Apr, 1900 at 1l1c 20u At I4s,c
May 100 at Ike. 300 at IKE; June, 3O6 IA 3l6c.
lou a, The average quotations. Of yesterdays forward
nl4c Receips At the ports to-day were follows:
weston, l2O0; New Orleans, 1896 MOBILIZE 6a; Savannah
$50; Charleston $50; Wilmington, ST. Norfolk 1877 Ba-
more 100 New YORK, 39l: Boston, 49, Total, $3.50.
stock at this port actual count comprises bales,
as Iollowsmln warehouses sJ bales shppoard
bales and in Jersey CITY, 101 baes.
CoFfEE.-The demand for Rio was moderate, sales
were effected aside from small trade In lots, which
iu prices New Dreams cargo was sold, the particu.
steady, with q moderate business In lots. We
Hsa good iio lac; prime, iss is s. sss as
rates for lots 0Ac lSc-al gold b In bond, thirty
and sixty days credit; Java 16c 20c do, 1876.
Singapore TO $780,; Ceylon, l55c. l7c Maracabo lac.
lSc Laguayra l4c, l6hic jamaica l3c. l5Sc st.
Domingo, gold In bond, 9Ac loo. Costa RIca 3c. l7c
l6l6c.: Curacao, l3c loo.
tREiGHrsThe market very dull and rates decidedly
easier The engagements to Liverpool by steam AZ 0
bushels grain at SIS d. The charters included American
BARK 6s to Corrnna spain full cargo tobacco Sss
bark from Savannah to the River Pae 500 feet uuber
&2l prmage bark from Pensacola to Boston, lumber
GIL and brig Al TONS to Galveston general cargo, pr
vate terms
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts-F1our 1881 bbls. wheat,
40 oats 40 IT'S bushels The market ruled quiet
but rather rer the grades The sales about
1870 bbB: flour continued without sales OF impor
tance mea was firm ut quotations The sales
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, I
SUNDAY. April 80, 1S7Ll

WALL STREET, I
SUNDAY. April 80, Is1ll
THE TRADE OF THE CITY
during the past week was active In nearly all de-
psrtments outside OF dry goods, in which latter
there was the diminution or transactions usual at
khis season.
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET
In financial circles, and particularly on the Stock
Exchange, the week has been signalzed BY the
largest business done for any corresponding period
since the spring of 1892 The course OF the railways
and miscellaneous shares was, however, ex-
tremely erratic with frequent wide fluctuations and
excited dealings 1t seems that some OF the cliques
particularly those In the Northwest shares, became
disorganlzed through alleged internal treachery,
and heavy decline in prices followed from the
casting Of their stock upon the market The other
cliques had been manipulating the market to get
stock out OF the hands OF weak holders and to
enlarge the short interest, and had rendered 1t
quite sensitive to the movement first mentioned.
The latter finally sought to remedy the Ill effects
produced upon public sentiment by this demo-
radiation, and prices were several times raj.
lied, the market eventually closing very dull. II
the bu" cllques the expression OF the street.
have 'lost their market" they have themselves to
blame. But considering the growing ease of the
money market and the good margin of time yet left
wherein to revive the 'bulish" sentiment of the
street 1t Is not unlikely that they will succeed In re-
storing buoyancy, and start the market further
upward movement. The elements Of speculative
rise are even more abundant than In 1862 in which
year figures were attained which are ten to twenty
i've per cent higher than the best made in the pre-
sent season.
The decline In stocks was not, ct least the result
or any apprehension to money which, even in the
midst OF the CRISIS barely worth seven per cent
and commanded tnat rate only for a few hours. AT
the close the supply OF funds seeking employment
was unusually large, and the figures on Saturday de-
seconded four per cent as the rate on
and five the rate on the usual stock collateras.
Prime commercial paper was In rather better re-
quest
Foreign exchange was frmer on the demand for
remittance against the large imports OF the spring
months. and the leading drawers advanced their ask
ing rates to 1905 for sixty day and 1o9x for sight
sterling bills.
Gold, which had been heavy In the face OF q
speculative movement originating with q large
number OF operators, gradually advanced on the
heavy exports OF specie for the week, which were
over So, 900 900, and IN doing so was assisted by
purchases on the part OF some OF the stock houses
operating tor decline in the railways The ex-
IRENE fluctuatlon under these influences was, how
ever confined to the comparatively narrow margin
OF three-quarters per cent The extreme fluctua-
tons daily in the price OF gold during the week
fill
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=
MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS.

HARINa-ALsroN.-on Wednesday, April 20. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev
James q. Murray y. D., GEORGE +. HARINa to AL
MARIA, youngest daughter Of George w. Aston,
Esu. No cards.
LINDSAY -THoMAs.---On Thursday, April 81, ut
of New York city T. sprox LINDSAY. of Perm a ~,
boy and BEss IL, daughter OF w. G.. Thomas.
Baltimore papers please copy.
ANS--IHORN.-AL the residence OF the
brides parents, or Wednesday, April 10, by the
Rev. Lea Luquer. OF Bedford JOHN II. YoUMANs OF
New York, 10 AMELIA A., daughter OF Moses B.
Thorn Esq, OF Mount Kisco.
DEED.
ABBoTr.-On Saturday, April 20. MARY T., wife OF
the late ID. Warren Abbott.
Friends ana relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 237 West
street, this monday afternoon, at half
past one O'Clock.
BoUNDs.-On Sunday. Aprn 90. after . short VI.
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND FURNISH
ING IRON BUOYS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,f
Sealed proposal, win be received this Ohes until. o'clock
Ing al the materials and labor constructing
vernr either on the Lazarretto wharf at Baltimore. Nd
Lighthouse Depot a. TonpsinsvIs, L. z.
Twenty ars, class class Can Bacys.
Twenty second class Can Buoys and
Twenty second class Nun Buoys.
and according the drawings both Of which
The Lshoass engineer Ba%o
Md; e Collector OF Customs Wilmington Del the Light
Broadway New gors u with tie privilege should
Of increasing one k,nds
ss a eu 90 sSsvs named not exceeding s
The bids should specify the entire of 60
bnoys will be delivered and which
each Of the kinds and sizes named VIII be furnished Of
h q. % Ts named nan in the c and VIII be
on the Of the h ee sosr i 10
the work during Its and and Tor
jet, the buoys as they are finished;
.treon Of these bnovs and their accessories viii be sui
Iron Nun Had Can S'f sseys
ISL" no bid viii be considered from. or contra
Of giateI,op and the ike; and the contracting 'ARY
parties will be required TO the buoys at hs
workshops, and win not be permitted
copartnership will not be considered. lET,
san s pres han od se a. bids
Payments win be made within fifteen days from
cept the Lighthouse Board OF the certificates
spectng and testing officers OF the delivery by
the stipulated places of bis ring accepted
number wentvl Of either Of the and kinds
buovs named In the contract.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee
form) signed BY the bidder bidders, and competent
surety Certified to be such by ocer other person
known to the Treasury Depament the effect that in the
event OF the acceptance of sucn bid at time within
after the date specified for opening the bids
contract will be entered into within after
the date OF notice OF and that In the said
party parties offering shall fail to enter into conrac.
aforesaid they the difference
between his their offer and the next lowest bid.
bond with the satisfaction Department
In penalty ne-fourh amount, conditioned
for the faithful performance Of the contract viii be required
of the contractor TO be executed within days after the
acceptance of the bid.
The bids will be opened publicly at the time and place
specified.
fun detsils, printed specifications drawings
the form OF guarantee.
All bids be carefully sealed and endorsed "Proposas
Buoys" and then placed In another envelope
addressed for delivery in person, 10 be prepaid
through tue mail to W. b. SHUBRTCK,
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RAILWAY MATTERS


The united railroads OF New Jersey are about to
pass under the control the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, the committees appointed by the directors
OF the Pennsylvania company and the New Jersey
companies having, 1t Is understood, fully agreed to
the terms, after long pending negotiations The
united companies comprise the New Jersey Railroad
and Transportation Company, the Camden and Am
boy Railroad Company. the Philadelphia and Tren-
ton Railroad Company and the Delaware and Rari-
tan Canal Company. BY the terms Of the lease the
Pennsylvania company agrees to take the property
and franchises OF the united companies, to assume
all their obligations and to pay dividends Of ten per
cent per annum upon their capital stock. These
terms viii snorty be submitted to the stockholders
OF the New Jersey companies for approval. The
lines leased TO the united companies extending
over nearly every county in southern part Of the
State, win also be under the control OF the Pennsy
vania company.
The stockholders OF the Harlem River and Port
chester Railroad Company have elected the follow
ing directors-N. A. Baldwin, OF Milford, Conn.,.
VINO was In turn elected president; Wilson @. Hunt
or New York; Z. II. Trowbridge. OF New Haven;
Francis Morris, OF Westchester; william Il. Barnett
OF New Rochene; william d. Bishop, OF Bridgeport;
r. q. Clark OF Greenwich; George N. Miller, OF New
York; John Schuyler, OF Pelham; John 7. shelton,
OF Bridgeport; Joseph Park, Jr.. OF Rye; Abraham
r. Van Nest, OF New York, and John Hunter. OF
tWestchester.
FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing street prices Tor
the principal stocks ON saturday cvening:-Western
Union Telegraph, 90 COZ; United States Express,
30 Gu; Pacific Mail, AK Az; New York Central
consolidated, 100 1904; New York Central scrip,
cox e6h; Erie, 81 2114; Reading, los}s 1o9A;
Lake Shore, lllk NIX; Pittsburg, 1897 l24;
Northwestern, ss7S "a; do. preferred, esx 9e5s;
Rock Island, llaH li3; st. Paul, 621l 62s<: do.
preferred, SIX slN; Wabash, e4x a 645I; Ohio
and Mississippi, 52k 62jd; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, AZ a ~; Hannibal ana st. Joseph, 1903 bid
Umon Pacific, 33x y s3,s; Columbus chicago and
Indiana Central, 23k q 23,S.
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zion 10 the market and prices gradually settled toward their
normal Tho former relation In values Of different
rrowths was restored altogether tho Market though
quoted lower demand from exporters spin
ner more settled cosns rather weak at the
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"A THIS DAY (MoNDAY),
At III O'Clock,
REGULAR SEMEWEEkLY TRADE SALE

MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF HATS.
AGO cases
FRESH, STABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
embracing
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STYLES
for mems, women's and chdren's wear,
RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE BEST EASTERN AND
CITY MANUFACTURERS,
including
UNITED STATES MARShAL'S SALE,
BY order of General George H. Sharpe United States Marshal
a. cases fine Canton Shades
81 Mems and Boys Finished and Trimmed Hats
20 bales Mems and Boys Straw Hats unfinished and partly
finished To be sold without being the
OF +. z. Sanger Co., now in bankruptcy.
Special attention OF out Of and city buyers invited
Catalogues and goods ready.
WIN. TOPPING co, Auctionccrs,
49, Church street
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A UCTIoN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture,

UCTIoN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
ss;n:s sisss "a
THIS DAY M No o4 Maya cc%msnc,n; :. loM O'clock
rosewood and walnut PArlor Suits, a.es. style.
ssnns s S.a1. w0es 81 Art
rosewood and walnut Chamber suis style OF Louis xIy
snS S sed q. . and
T:sIns'; s9l; Dc TOss E!;ssTs;: marble top sd.a
.oS dhSsas
large sss W.: 1sa
HAIR and spring Na.,resses Boosters. Pillows Beddins
Gss Dining Ss. Class Il: css
sns az & pcs and &
csely. Reliable attendance 70 carl pack goods
.enl this sale lake Broadway stages or Fourth AVENUES or
University place cars, and stopping at Tenth street.
e: Pl, s4x Ayc
"0nee'-"H &C." a ios o'coct. 0a'A'" commissioning
the richest sale OF Household Furniture
this season, VIZ =
Tor S % ifo
t.s csss ss sI asa
Reclining Chairs, Library, Table Ornaments, &C.. also
Pa.e, SILVER Plated Ware urn: Casters Pitchers Knives:
ana n Isa sss
reaus washstands commcde Spring and Hair Beds Bed
frnii"s in al By CATALOGUE Pa
commencing housekeeping will do well to attend.
A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER
"A Salesrooms, 108 Liberty and Ill Cedar street
Once and Counting House Desks.
This day, At IL O'Clock.
wALDkON d COOKE VIII cell above about 40 Count
ing House and Once Deska part OF the manufac
Al O'Clock.
about so Velvet Brussels Three Ingram English Ingram
English Cottage Carpets also Oilclohs, &C,
On Tuesday, At 1Ok O'Clock,
large and general assortment
Furniture Carpets, Bedding Crockery Glass &C. removed
for enience of sale.
On Wednesday. at 1917 O'Clock,
Contents OF private residence 1T Hicks street. Brooklyn
Co Thursday, at u o'clock,
at los Liberty and Ill Cedar streets Horses Wagons and
Harness =
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A SUPREME COURT SALE.
N. ROBERTS Il MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEERS,
will sell Mt auction

SUPREME COURT SALE.
N. ROBERTS MCGUIRE AUCTIONEERS,
. Tsdn .sssy. s:,ss ssjo stass
=. under direction of Crate Nathan. Esq, referee,
House as Lsxns0n avenue between Fortyour,n and
ho oa ss street, 800 feet cas-.
of Tenth avenue; size 25xlU6
III. 'a%s s East
oar ne. % o and
Maps at the Auctioneers' Office, 81 Cedar street.
"A Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
JOHNSTON SyAs EAs s SELL Los On s'''
AT THEIR 9 sxLksaooas 81 NASSAU STREET,
ABOUT 80 DE1 pEsd n 4ybSS KIND AND
IousfHS ATS
BEDROOM oFspl rs, psEssfsa aNI sUkH AAR
80 SEWING MACHINES.
ALSO f nA 1FaEG so SE T wEr HcAARsHAL'
sA AHs So %Hs1 HoRsiSa
,rvp r,r1cp eomnmencns At II O'Clock. .o ,,-.
o: SS ia 1a
Elegant, costly iloSshold Furniture. Chisterns Son
bronze and bisaue Figures Velvet Notation Carpets, real
% %
and glasd ladvs Writing Desk Bookcase 500 choice vol
bedrooms consist, Wiz
Solid rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Sets style Louis
rObe. shaving and Dressing Cases. hair Mat
Bsnkss . linen sheets, Pillow slips turkish Easy Chairs
ana I Dra%ns nss5 oom Consists. AS wiz
Magnificent MAG snn n MIA Extension Table Chairs
ser and Tea Se 200 urns Casters Knives Forks
Basement and Kitchen Furniture
ice e. Soy Ianes Tnss Ingram Carpets oc9.h, stoves
dry SOAP barrels Flour, Starch, Tea. Wines. ali
s n op cart PACK % shp goods
bought stored III May TO- Strangers wishing to attend
Twenty third street.
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TAuCTi0 ON SATURDAY, MAY s, AT BARKER 4
IN HAMLlNS, Thirty nnth and Broadway the well
known saddle Horse Major presented by the city of Rich
mond TO General Longstreet ridden by
Daniel Fearing, Esq hne action; gentle that child
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