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TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT
Cincinnati Express $40 A. ID.
Philadelphia Express TAO A. M.
Erie Mail TAO A. M,
Bryn Mawr Accommodation $40 A. M.
Peon Accommodate, $50 II. NJ. g. $50 s. $40 p. NJ.
Parkesburg Train 900 A. M.
Fast Line and Buffalo Express 1l15 A. NJ.
Lancaster Train s12'40 P. M.
Erie Express 600 Z. NJ.
Lock Haven and ElmiFa Express 600 p. nj.
Pacific Express 3'15 p. NJ.
Harrisburg Accommodation e45 P. M.
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OITY ORDINANCES.
)MMON COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA
rr

~ CLERKS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA June 2, 1871.
In accordance with a resolution adopted by
the Common Council of the City of Philadel
phia on Thursday, the first dav of June, 1871,
the annexed bill, entitled "An ordinance to au-
thorize loan for the construction of culverts
and for police purposes" is hereby published
for public information.
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS 4 SONS, AOUrIUNh Frs. no
V1 Iso and 1l s. Fourth Street.

AVA ASs ana lei - FOOhTH Street.
Sale No. 2115 Delancey Place.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, CARPETS Etc.
On Tuesday Morning,
June 2o, st 10 O'CLOCK, by catalogue, the superior
furniture, etc. 1t
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS.
On Tuesday,
June 20 at II O'Clock, noon at the Exchange, will
TwRNTY.FRsT NORTH, No. 1E-Modern Resi-
dence.
ARCH No. 914-vauable Store.
OLD YORK koAD-Country Seat, AK acres.
LYCoMING CoUNTY-Coal and Timber Lands, 474I
acres.
PRATT, No. 4O22-Genteel Dwelling.
APPLE, No. 212s-GeRteel Dwelling.
WINTER, No. 2026-Genteel Dwelling
MARKET, No. 3420-valuabe Building
OGDEN, No. 20l6-Genteel Dwelling,
NEAR HART LANE, Twenty. fifth ward-Two very
desirable Country Places, each acres.
VINE, No. 1425-Modeln Residence,
So shares Empire Transportation Co.
$500 DanVille, Hazelton and w Wilkesbarre Railroad,
95 shares National Bank of the Republic.
shares Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co.
gao, 600 Lynchburg Mining and Manufacturing Co.
10000 Lehgh Valley Railroad coupons.
46 shares Seventh National Bank.
shares Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sae-Estate OF John Horn, decd
S6s0O North Pennsylvania Railroad per cent.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Canal Co. per cent,
5000 Frankford and Philadelphia Pass. Railway Co.
1872 shares Philadelphia, Germantown and Norris
town Railroad Co.
100, shares Independent Red Mems Hall Asso-
citation. 6l63t
Catalogues now ready.
Sale No. zoos South Fourth street.
NEAT FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
June 2l, at 10 O'Clock, the neat furniture, car
pets, etc. 6192t
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hOf Iurtn0T LnIOIUHIIUu hppAy 20
JOHN y. VANLEER, JR., Ticket Agent.
No. 90l CHESTNUT Street..
ERANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent.
No. 116 MARKET Street,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not
assume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing
Apparel and limit their responsibility to Ono Hum
dred Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount In value will be at the risk Of tho
owner, unless taken by special contract.
A. J. OASSATr,
General Superintendent, Altoona. Pa.
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THE PHILAD ELPHIA TRUST
Il SAFE DEPOSIT

THE PHIL ID Z L PHIA TRUST
Il SAFE DEPOSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS IN
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING,
No. 421 CHESNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, S500,000.
FOR SAFE-KEEPING of GOVERNMENT BONDS and
other SECURITIES, FAMILY PLATE, JBwELRY, and
other VALUABLEs, under special guarantee, at the
lowest rates.
The Company also offer for Rent, at rates varying
from S16 TO $40 per annum the renter holding the
key, SMALL SAFES IN THE BURGLAR-PROOF
VAULTS, affording absolute SECURITY against FIRR
THEFT, BURGLARY, and ACCIDENT.
All 1duciary obligations, such as TRUSTS, GUAR
DIAEsHIPs, ExECUTORsHIkS = etc., will be undertaken
and faithfully discharged.
Al trust Snuestnpenes kept separate and apart
from the Cogtpdny's assets.
Circulars, giving full details, forwarded appli-
cation.
Thomas Robins, Augustus Heaton,
Lewis r. Asbhurst, +. Ratchford Starr,
j. Livingston Erringer, Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
II. p. McCullagh, Edward Y. Townsend
Edwin NJ. Lewis, John ID. Taylor,
James L. Claghorn, Hon. William A. Porter.
BENJAMIN B, Comegys, Edward S. Handy,
Joseph Carson, M, ID.
OFFICERS
President-LEWIS r. ASHHURST.
Vice-President-J. LIVINGSTON ERRINGEh.
Secretary-R. p. MCCULLAGH.
Treasurer-WM. L. DUBOIS. 2SfmwS
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Cincinnati Express, Pacific Express, and Erie
Mall and Buffalo Express leave daily.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily,
except Sunday For this train tickets must be pro.
cured and baggage delivered by P. NJ. at No. lle
Market street.
Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia st $40
A. M. arrives at Paoh at .ele A. M. Sunday
Train No. leaves Philadelphia at 6'4o p. NJ; ar
rives at Paoh at T'3o p. NJ.
Sunday Train No. leaves Paoh at 40 a. M;
arrives at Philadelphia at 500 A. M. Sunday
Train No. 2 leaves PaoI at 500 p. NJ; arrives at
IIndA 1nhh nnkA A.nn
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
PAg.EG SOUTH fifth kyEygE.

Mayor Hall has put quietus on the proposed
paving OF South Fifth avenue, or Laurens street.
with the Burnett pavement as will be seen from the
following communication which the Mayor for.
warded to the Board OF Aldermen at their meeting
yesterday afternoon
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, Dec 81, 1870
TO THr BOARD OF ALDERMEN
The Mayor reui without approval resolution or,gnat
ing IN your Bosrd TO authorize the Commissioner Of
Pubic Works to advertise for bids and make
Laurens street, The objects that the resolution
section fourteen OF eghythrce OF the
laws Of 1s7u In SO far The resolution embraces South
Fifth between Canal and Anitv which his
been paved aud the assessments duly paid The nen
ton and spirit OF TINT portion of the section which appca
bic TO the before saving property
for replacing old pavement with special
pavement-that Is, pavement for laying which there
could not arise competton because il controlled
BY patent. Now, IL true that section along
the westerly line of South Fifth is unpaved
by of IT'S having been wiiened under It's old
name OF Lauren street. yet the prorefy holders this
that land the greatest OF the street which
remains the easerly side affected by the widening
the westerly SIDE 1t obvious 70 the Mayor that unless
majority Of the property holders between Aniy and Canal
gal for your honorable body to pass, and for him
70 approve, the resolution in question, at present
framed And, as the resolution ia drawn the
be separated from the legal consequences OF the
resolution, as Affects the other blocks II the Mayor
should sanction the paving of block This there
legally ABSOLUTELY imperative allows
honorable body discretion Of reconsideration
ahrmsnce
joriy OF the property holders the line Of the street In
question. A OAKEY HALL, Mayor.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
TIE RAPID TRANSIT QUESTION.

delegation Of citizens OF Harlem and Yorkville,
consisting OF John Foley R. W. Townsend, General
J. G. wilson, Robert Hubert Wm. A. Whitneck and
others, yesterday called at the City Hall TO confer
with the Mayor and Comptroller as TO the best
means or securing rapid transit between the upper
and lower ends OF the island. The delegation met
In the Council Chamber and appointed 4. w.
Townsend General Wilson, P. q. Hubert. Robert
Ward and MIR. Turner, OF Harlem, az committee to
wat upon Messrs. Hail and Comptroller Connolly
and request their presence. The committee retired,
and after being absent some time returned, when
Mr.. Townsend announced that the Mayor and
Comptroller were buslly employed that
they could not give the delegation an audi
epce. they had, however, suggested that
the citizens interested In rapid transit call
q meeting some Saturday evening at the upper
end OF the island, and they wouid attend and confer
VITA them, or they would be happy to meet the
CATION at the CITY Han on afuture occasion. The
delegation resolved 70 hold meeting Is suggested
by these oflcals, on Saturday evening next A
committee was named 10 select "A hall and issue
call through the HERALD OF Saturday morning.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The wife or Ex-Governor Hampstead, OF Iowa. died
at Dubuque on the Sd INST at the age OF fifty eight.
There is to be held at Oskaloosa Iowa. on the 18TH
OF thus month, another Convention, having it In view
To introduce The name OF God IN the constitution OF
the United states.
Since the holidays great many negroes nave left
the vicinity OF Murireesboro Tenn, for Arkansas,
and more are preparing 10 20, owing TO the high
price offered III Arkansas for field hands.
The oft-disappointed Millerites OF New England
have set another day Tor 'going up'-the 1lth Of
FeDruary--and they have already commenced 70
get xcteG and enthusiastic over their contemplated
journey
Twelve boys taken to Newton, Iowa, by the agent
OF the ChIldren's AID Society In New York were
given homes with tanners IN Jasper county at
Newton one day last week. The Free Press says
there were applications sufficient to dispose OF
three times the number.
All the newspapers are Indignantly denying that
the Miss Logan VINO died In Hartford the other day.
al the age OF ll0 was Olve.
The Cartersvie (Ga.J Express says that during the
late cold spell OF weather the Etowah river was
frozen ever, aud that the ike has been known
before
The Maine State Prisons receipts were $4,000 in
excess OF The expenditures last year.
The Savannah Republican, is anxious for the re.
peal OF the usufy laws IN Georgia.
Two colored men-Lieutenaut Governor Dunn and
Hr Plnchbeck-are candidates for United states Sem
asor in Louisiana.
Judge Cadwallsder, OF Philadelphia on Saturday
sentenced Michael Mcbride Tor illegal voting, TO an
imprisonment Of six months, and To pay u ane Of
ffty dollars
died at Lexington, KY, last week. Her memory
daLed back TO the Revolutionary war.
The Monmouth IN. J.) Democrat estimates that at
least 100 100 gallons OF apple JACK have been
In that county this fall, Ior which eO.000 bushels Of
apples were required.
The crop OF buffalo skins this year Is immense.
Kentucky is talking about holding convention to
revise lts constitution
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
THE uNI,s HOME pllzE saFFlE.,

Owing to untiring exertlons of the committee
having in charge the grand prize rae in aid OF the
Union Home and School the sale OF tickets has been
gratfyingly brisk. The committee comprises Police
Commissioner Henry Smith, Commissioner OF Chari-
Ties owen w. Brennan, General Henry A. Barnum,
John McB Davidson Thomas q. Fields and William
II. Trayers. They have already disposed OF some
600 tickets SO that but 400 remain, and these 1t s
expected, Will be sold 80 that the raffe may come
OF this week. Ihe prizes offered consist of watches,
diamonds and various kinds OF jewery, valued IN
the aggregate mt $4,000. The drawing Will take
place soon Is the chances are all taken, at The
store OF the treasurer. Mr.. Davidson 5SI Broad
way, where the prizes may be seen and the tickets
procured
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
YUCATAN.
Resignation of the Governor-IlI-FceIinaB Be-
tween the Federal and Stnte GOvernm ents-
The lndians-Thc Crops-Report Of Henc-
Uuen for The Year.

Resignation of the Observation-Disclosures Be.
tween the Federal and State Governm enis-
The lndisns-The Crops-Report Of Hene-
quen Tor The Year.
MERIDA Dec. 1e, 1870.
The Governor OF this State Don Manual Cirevol has
again rendered his resignation. He did so he six
months since, bat was persuaded TO continue for
some time longer owing to the critical condition OF
affairs growing out OF the corn famine, the threat
ened attack OF the Indians &c. The federal govern
ment Is IN no way well affected towards Yucatan,
to whom 1t owes a considerable amount OF money,
which II either cannot or VIII not pay, and the Gov.
ernor has made himself particularly obnoxious to 1t
by pushing for payment and Tor the abrogaton of
certain federal DEGREES which bear hard on this
State.
The Indians have been quiet since September last.
but great vigilance is exercised IN reference 10 tnem
and preparations have been made to give them a
warm reception on taeir next visit. scheme has
been set on loot 10 establ sh GORDON Of telegraph
all along the frontier, hut the means are not vet
forthcoming. lhe administrator OF customs at Slsal,
q federal officer has put difficulties IN the waY--
PROBABLY under The influence OF tne general govern
ment.
Inc corn crop to be narv ,sted in March next
promises fairly, cut IN the interval there Will be
great scarcity and resultant distress among the
working classes HeneGuen is coming forward
plentnully. According TO estimates made some two
years and half ago. based upon carefully collected
ana reliable data there ought to be produced IN he
coming year about 10000 bales. OF this quantity
there win be say 10 200 bales manufactured mere into
bags, rope, hammocks, twlne, &c, for ex portaton
to cuba Vera Cruz coastwIse, Belize and other
places; exported 10 Great Britain, France and Ger
many 1900 bales, leaving a net export TO the United
states OF 0000 bales OF 4J0 pounds each, valued at
SIS, 100000.
An industrial exhibition is TO be opened here on
the lst OF April next 10 be open 10 the pubic for
three days and prize medals are to be awarded to
the successful III arts, mechanics manufactures, &c
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

A SHERIFF AND Hrs Son SHOT ~ MISSISSIPPI
We are reliably informed Of horrible murder
which took place day before yesterday the tram
which are as follows:-1he sheriff OF Pike county,
Mr. Pr3wltt, ana lis son mad In custody prisoner
whom they were bringing up the road. Some un-
known persons, supposed TO be friends of the prl.
soHer boarded the train &C Johnson station and I'M
medatey shot MR. PreWitt and his son, thereby re.
leasing the prisoner. The victims oi this dastardy
outrage were both severely wounded and will pro-
baby die OF their wounds. The prisoner In charge
was one Head. lawyer, who mad been having ms
trial at Holmesvle Tor the murder OF Hitler, IN Pike
county, about year ago, IN consequence OF the
postp0nement OF the trial ne was being Drougntt TO
jan e.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Ottumwa (Iowa) Copperhead has dropped thas
title and taken up that OF the Uttumwa Democrat
The Vernon (Ind.) Banner has passed from the
control oil the Vawter Brothers W that OF a. J. Smy
the present Mayor Of Vernon.
The Sh1ndindrtsE Hqrotd s the name OF q new
scandinavian paper just started In Omaha. 1t "
conducted by Rev. Theodore Hassel
Mr.. P. +. Wall has sold his interest IN the Houston
County tMlnn.) Journal 10 his brother, Mr.. y. q.
Wall. who Will continue lts publication.
Mr.. J. T. Stoneman is said o be the editorial sue
Cessor OF Colonel A. p Richardson on the North
I0oa Times he was the democratic candidate for
Congress In the Third district LAST lalL
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
OBITUARY.
David x. II. Jours.

This well known ard prominent citizen or New
York died at an early hour yesterday morning at his
residence in South oyster Bay, Long Island. For
many years past Mr. Jones had been influential In
politics, and at one time held the position OF Lieu
tenant Governor OF the state. About three weeks
ago he returned from an extensive tour of Europe
being then IN bad health The complaint which
took him OF was affection OF the liver. MIR. Jones
was gentleman Of hDs abilities. HIS death will DO
deeply deplored by large circle OF friends aud ac-
nuaint4ncaR
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. ]

WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1871.
Master q. @. Cornwel s detached from specials
ordnance duty and ordered 10 the Tennessee. First
Assistant Engineer Henry Snyder Is detached from
Philadelphia Navy Yard paid, and ordered to the
Tennessee. FIRST Assistant Engineer l.. Sheridan is
detached from the Tennessee and awaits orders.
Master q. Arnold Is ordered To return from the
Aslatic feet and awaits orders.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
fllIpAQs OK LONG lsLAAl.
A Young Mrn Robbed nnd Thrown Into q
Mill Pend.

On Sunday night, between the hours OF nine
and ten O'Clock, Villain II. Keeler, OF Rockville
Centre, was walking along the track or the South
side Railroad, on his way home from church. at
Pearsalls. he was seized by three men, one of
whom choked him while the otner two relieved
him OF fifty dollars q diamond ring and q gold
watch. Alter thus divestiDg him OF his property
they dragged him TO the Old mill pOnC OF Mordecai
Smith and threw hin into the water. His cries Tor
help Drought two young men TO his assistance, by
whom ne,was rescued with much dinicuity.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

fore reaching the corporation Fail stones were
thrown At them The mounted police however, dis
persed both the procession and the mob and quiet
ness was restored In the melee mounted policeman
was Knocked down and severely injured. During the
rest Of the day. though party feeling ran high there
were few disturban YES, and towards evening the
city was perfectly quiet.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
BtAIH or A NEWARK ALDERMAN,

In Newark yesterday, after comparatively snors
Illness, volney A. Ellis. member OF the Board Of
Common Council, died In the fftieth year Of his
age. He was o democrat in politics For the last
twenty years he In the employ OF the New Jersey
Railroad, and during many years past was regarded
as tnat cOmpany'S most useful "thiri house" men,
ber Mr.. Ellis was an Engl shman ny birth. Iis
father who lived with niin IN Newark was with
Nelson on the Victory. at Tiufalgar
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

4 william A. Harrison died at ClarssburR West
"a ON the 3is, nit, IN the seventy xth year OF his
,Qe BE was three times member Of The virginia
e. lslafure and United States District Attorney
nd Ia 1858 Was elected O Juoge OF the supreme
ourt Of West virginia resgnirg ms seal IN 1897 On
.cCounl ct NJ healtn.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
NEW YORK CITY.

The foS,6S.rs record win show the cnatges In the
temperature ior the par rwcu.,..c.r hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups Pnsr'
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

Professor c. f. Deghent Of the University of New
York, VIII deliver this evening the first OF
OF four lectures al the lecture hall OF the University
Washington square. Subject, 1.-The New Map of the
World ~
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

Miss Anna Dickinson lectures this evening or
"Men's Rlghts,' at Ste'nway hall before the Mer
camille Library Association.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

Dr. Lord delivered the second lecture Of his
course--on Savonaroa-yesterday morning at Asso.
citation Hall. The lecture was well attended and
was quite well received,
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

Coroner Scnirmer yesterday he'd an inquest at Al
West Thrty-eighth street on the body Of Cora Hicks
an infant fourteen months old, whose death was IN
result OF burns received about two weeks ago bl
falling on q hot stove AZ the residence OF he
parents
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

The trustees OF the New York Orrhopedic Dispcn-
sary held their fourth annual meeting yesterday
afternoon IN the armory of the Seventy-drst regi-
ment and 1t was mace the occasion OF bringing to.
gether the patients OF both sexes who now or
nave been under treatment for diseases and de.
formities OF the spine and hip JOINT.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

Harriet Currer, a colored woman, seventy years
OF age, YESTERDAY died In the Centre stree, hospital
On Saturday she entered the premises No. Church
street to do some scruobing. and being under the
influence OF liquor Harriet fell through tile hatch
way from the second story to the ground floor. thus
receiving fatal Injuries. Coroner Young nas the
In charge. EDeceased lived at 113 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

r s. W'IfNBERGER AUCIIoNEER. MA RsHALs'-
IL sale Saturday. oc.ober H. at io oclocS. at y Bow
casks OF Rhine and California Wines barrels,
oneeeht casks and demiohn OF all Kinds Of fne LIQUORS
BY order of s. SHI3LE, City MARSHAL
Aso NJ The snme time three first class Sewing Machines,
three Library SUITS OF Furniture twenty dozen home made
Socks, Jcwery, Toys aud Fancy Articles Ev order
". HEIMBEEGER, City Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Flour ag,e.; sapsrdas winter q IS extra 20;
y .; Sos red winter u 5S Corn sa soxss;
sso Nothing done Rye d ;s g. 'tsa &c. On ''eA
CLEVELAND. Oct 1a, 1871.
:ns sp .
s.aa asa o. cSrs SS L ant ssSs a. :: s SC
Flour m and in . demands csGaSsSSI s@y & Us Mhea. VII
n n &C. 'ss ss
I ai s ts:A es nc
ss =; ss:sss
% az: i: s as:s:y Ks I'd ::s:ss &
s =: s$;
ls%snd gcoa q full prices stock whe.. ARM
:s::s: ;:: g. - sa sses s ss%sss @ sys
PmIApELrnA, Oct u, ISM.
"s, ws caution ~ rovsns nr%ss mss @ pork VI 80 T foSr ~
r. %
ss :dnsn'Ss M Ss e xsi &C. S. &c.
ysrlsY-Wsstsrn sSc. sNc. 80 -
xsss % sSS:s xssisan ii u Corn q @ s;s.ds !.
~ - -. :. ,BurrAlo. \; Y, Oct y, 1871.
Corn, 40OO bushes Flour quiet and steady Wheat dull and
h. cSsn n al, s demand snd sIeaay; 1a,ss yS
Western n 45c. kyo aue No held a &c. Barley quiet
.$l4 Lard steady At l0c. HGhwnes nominal.
OswEGo Oct L, 1871.
Flour steady with light stock; sales Loo oss Is
for NO d SPRING Ss s5 for amber wrntsr IS 20 for white
ciuo VI ST. Corn scarce and firm at 7ac Barley firm buI
quiet prime upake Canada quoted at 9hc Corn meal,
NJ 10 FOR boed, III Is for unbOled Mifeeo unchanged
shorts slg $ao snipstnfs 9s Sat m,ddngs Sas $50
no. barley sc to New York; size to Albany. Railroad
freightsFour to Boston Sic to New York 5c TO Albany
46c Receipts py ake25U0u bushels wheat, 200
barley 1851 0OU feet lumber shipments by canai220 90
bushels wheat lG UU bushels barley $500 bushels $4,000
ieei lumber.
> ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. lc 1851.
Wheat neglected but firm. Rye quiet and hrn, ~ SIC
81 FOR State and western Cora higher and more active
sales 900 bushels Mes!ern mixed a17sc a1oat 7Sc s9c
in store and Soc shc delivered ~ East Albany Barley
active but lowers sales 5000 bushels Bay Qunte
05 900 bushels Lake Shore Ut slc No State at
s0c car No state At e5c, cars rowei State at soc
5000 bushels xrowed state, nt the Susquehanna pr
yae terms 45O bags do at Central private terms Oats
dui but firm; sales car No. white Western at 5ie.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
DANCING ACADEMIES,

A -sAUsE'S DANCING ACADEMIES MASON
"A. Haa, iit Fasi Thirteenth slres,, and Breyooit hs
5I Fast Fltyfo.,h street. PRIVATE lessons Mt any ho
dsy or evening CIRCULARS at private academy, az Ia
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
A UcTlpN SALE OF HOUs sEHOID FURNITURE
wills AFTERNOON. ~ Q n,..nrk

LUKE FIfZGERALD Auctoneer viii dispose OF all the
Furniture and contents OF private resiaencei 100 West Tven
tyhd street. consisting Of elegant Panofore
cost $500; PsOr. Library and Chamber SUITS, Lace
tans Btonzcs. O Paintings. &c. Dinng Furn tufe
inl,d ulct, x3OU EXtcnann Centre side Tao.cs
G0U Volumes Doukcas' solid silver &c In all su3 tots ~
catalogue. Sale positive,
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
LBERr n. wALDRON. AUCTtOSEER
n saesrooms los Liberty Ill Cedar and Is Church ,,s
Assgurrs sale OF
Chamber and PariOr Suits.

on FRIDAY and sATU Rpxv, october IL, and u,
at lUi1 O'Clock.
wALpRON COOKE Wi sell this day all the balance OF
anee stock, OF the quality and our gre
october and This day. viii sell all the sa, Cham.
Der SUITS sold n separate pieces desired made CITY
retail trade In the best and OF
This is The lot of Chamber ever offered at ac.
uoD Suits costing from SiN0 10 fsJt; also Bookcases Hall
Stanas Wardrohe &c, &C. TN Saturday will be soid the
entire balance Of Par.or ana Library surs,
Cur salesroons On Saturday a. IL O'Clock, Velvet
and Err.sc,s Carpeia &C., &c.