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Guard ard1g1Rr r1;5I = NoTrs.-Fhe Wnltsr I,..
Cant VIZ Gond nave Q dress drill to.nirbtL % Light
serasor. ISsaon, %t, ofSGo. O., and n.
tenSere5 tLn;n tILna;ssterman, of the Blues idaray
VIII ufsd uot ~ snear resignations. We hone nave
nond nns he. haoXsrnor viii organize the Rich
are % ar1nsd ,,rUn nnd as soon as four Companies
soon 80 ansa aa siaa a1o equipned, or regiment as
Ihe Lee Guards lad fine drill at ~
sners Hall last nigh. Their new fla. 40 !oss no.
on exhibition. 1t is OF superior mafsriaI Tas
ana the lettering and other paintino !:
handsomely and tastetully executed.
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THE SUNDAY-SCHooL Mass MEETING IN
MANoHEsTER.-One of the largest audiences
ever assembled in the. Baptist Church,
Manchester, attended the mass meeting on
Wednesday night. The Sabbath-school Of
that church sang some Of their most beau
tiful selections and went through the regu-
lar exercises in most creditable manner.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Messrs.
The Saboath-school cause, already in a
flourishins condition<in our midst, has re-
ceiYed fresh impetus by this meeting.
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THE ELEGANT AND REFINED.-In the hot
summer weather nothing is more refreshing and
healthful for the skin than the free use OF pure
cologne. MEADE & BAKER, Old Main street. have
imported from Germany full supply Of Verita-
bic Eau de Cologne, made by the celebrated Nun.
Marie Clementine Martin; and all who have
used 1t pronounce 1t far superior to any ever sold
In this country.
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NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.-W. G. R.
FRAYsER. who was widely and favorably known
az a member of the late firm Of Rees & Co., pho
tographers Of this city, has fitted up an establish
ment In the Stearns's block, just opposite tie
pcst-oflce, which, In extent and elegance, equals
any In The South.
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DECISION OF HEAVY INSURANCE CASE
Syracuse, ". Y, Aug. 9.I!n tae bennett
in the Supreme Court, brought by Erastus
T. Teft against thirty-three different in
surance companies to recover an aggregate
of Sl2O, 1000 upon policies Of insurance is
sued upon Bennett Brothers stock OF dry
goods, q decision has just been rendered
by Judges VIM. j. Bacon, Alex. j.. john
son, and Sidney r. Holmes, OF Urca, TO
whom all the suits were referred, In favor
OF the insurance companies. The referees
decide that the fire by which the destruc-
ton of the insured property occurred was
ment, conniyance, and consent, of Samuel
f. Bennett, one Of the assured parties.
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ONLY FLOWER But when 1t comes from tb,
grave Of loved one 1t is a sacred treasure. ant
ought to be preserved. This can now be accom-.
plished Mrs. TRUMAN will enc balm 1t 70 as &c
retain all its beauty forever. Orders left at The
LEE "Gallery.
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SEALED PRoPosALs.-Proposals for bulldng
ten large school. houses will be received daily
until the 3lss instant. The committee reserve the
right to reject all proposals; also reserve the
right TO have all the ch!ldren's pictures taken at
the "LEE" Gallery, 92o MsIn street.
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sHIpMENTs OF ToBAcco IN BeNp-One
million one hundred and seven thousand
three hundred and seyenty-six pounds of
chewing tobacco and hfty-four pounds of
from this internal revenue district during
the month of July.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA. RICHMOND. VA.

The patrons Of this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTFMBER. Parents
and guardians who wish to secure for young ladies
In tirst-class boarding school the benefits OF
solid and refined education, with maternal super
vision over their health, morals, and manners,
will have no reason to regret their choice of the
healthy heights or Richmond, in buildings en-
larged to admit addition applicants the pupils
enjoy ample grounds. picturesque views, and
every facility under an improved system, and an
efficient corps OF teachers for their contentmGnt
and progress.
For prospectus Of terms, apply to Superioress
of Academy, Grace street, between o2d and 23d
streets. al, .t@epl5
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PERSONAL---VERY.. j. A. Chambliss has re.
turned to the city. .,s ta,st. 49,,
Col. Walter Wood, Of Halifax, is at the
Exchange. s = .s4z.l & $50. !,
Colonial iThomas Dodamead has return ed
from the Springs, much improved in health
and appearance. 4
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEoTIoNs.-The
following is list of collections made by the
collector ofinternal revenue for this (Third)
district, for the month Of July: Spirits,
S3,51651; tobacco, $1S5, ,3GS 81 fermented
LIQUORS, S256.00; banks and bankers, So
O7S.59; gas, S746.41; income, 1SS Ss64. .o1; not
ties. $500. Total, $203, ,0a.5S.
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Remember the old corner II you are in want OF
clothing or anything in the way of gentIemen,e
furnishing. K. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street, have fine stock OF gentlemen's wear,
which they are selling at reduced prices.
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Tvp C,ov.street Methodist sunday.schoo

THE Clay.street Methodist Sunday. School
will have a picnic excursion to Ashland
neSt Wednesday. The train will 60 as far
Milford, and return to Ashland in time for
dinner. This school is justly celebratedfoT
excellent singing, and on this occasion will
give . vocal concert in the College Chapel.
John w. King and John w. CardWell, two
experts in sacred song, will lead the exer.
cises. Arrangements will he made to rem.
der this most delightful trip of recreation
for young and old. = = =
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at so cents per month, payable in ad-
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:Iusr1cs AT LAsr.-Mrs. H. A. Wise, Jr,
received on yesterday q check for the
amount of, insurance on LIE Id Inc Mutuai
Benefit. of New Jersey, over S,DoVs pflnt''
cinal. interest, costs, &c. d
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT Drsp .rcz
OFFICE AUe. 70, 1877: NJ, SO: :3p
NJ, SEQ; + P. NJ. $50 I
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
BALTIMORE, MD.

The next regular session will commence on the
FIKST MONDAY IN CCTOEEH, s7L PrellmlJ
nary lectures will begin the lsihof September.
The course Of instruction is eminently practicai,
and complete, consisting Of cidactc lectures, Gin
nnsts and trpatment Of disease at the nedside.
Every variety of disease may be seen In tha hos
pital wards and free. dispenssry Connected Win
The college. ..
FEES: For full course, 1920; matriculation: ss !;
dissection, $40 graduation $2u. Stuaents from
The late sinveboldtng States, whose me tns are nm
the school.
he annual circular and catalogue, containing
CHAs. w. CHANCELLOR. NJ. D.,
ty2s eodim - - ~ Dean or the Faculty.
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RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING.. IA
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 81 o'clock n
storehouse and lot on 18Th street, between Main
and Cary also. a complete set OF machinery
for cleaning wheat
COOK & LAUGHT0N will cell at 10 o'clock. at
No. 5o5 9Th street, between Clay and Leigh, a
general assortment Of household and kitchen
furniture.
COOK 8 LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their auction-rcems. household furniture, &c.
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HARpEa's WEEKLY AND FRAsK LEsIIEs
Illustrated papers for this week have come
TO hand from Ellyson 8 Tay lors next door
to DispGtsk Office.
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an lin
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTES,

In compliance with the request OF the late Col.
y: Lee rowell, have taken charge and control
Of this school. have engaged the same corns Of
teachers, and VIII also he assisted by mr. JJHN
II. POW ELL, now of Petersburg, who viii reside
ar the Institute.
Every effort will re made to preserve the high
reputation which the school attained under the
lamented founder.
DAY IN OCTOBER, and end on THIRTIETH
1F JUNE: For particulars, address MRS. MA
ktA 4. CARSINGTON, Richmond. Va.
an 10 0-d,SM, ,,&wlm -
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50
$s7s, and $3.50 per 1000, at the Dispatch Printing
Fstabli ishment. .ss.s.'.0
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Try that elegant chewing tobacco at W. D
BLAIR & CO.'S, corner OF 9th and Main.
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CRooUET.-A fine assortment of Crcquet jus
received at ELLYsoN TAYLoR's, llid Mali
street. 80
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A SPECIALTY-Reserye Dividend Policies
Widows and Orphans Benefit Life Insurance
Gompany J. B. MOORE, Agent.
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{ {LusTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL.
SIX MILES oFF THE RICHsoND ANN
DANvILLE RAILROAD.
T. OSCAR ROGERS. PRINCIPAL.

The next session win begin SECOND Mop
DAY OF SkPTEMBER NEXT. and end Nm
JUNE, Bi2. Expenses do not exec d sea5. Psrs.
For particulars address "
TIE PRINCIPAL.
Black Walnut Post-ofIiea
an lin HaBfax onrnt-
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Those Missouri hams at ". ID. BLAIR & Co.'s,
9th and Main, are perfectly delicious.
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1871, FALL STYLE SILK HAT 1871.
.n At WEISIGER'S,
1901 Malu street.
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ECLECTIC INSTIT UTE BALTl-
II MORE, 81 AND 80 MT. VERNON PnACE;
Tins school Will open, as usual. on the 18TH OF
OF pupils limited to forty. The summer session
begins the nth OF April every year, and puplis
may be entered either for the half sslon closing
Is: September, or for full scholastic session,
closing frst week In February. For circulars,
apply to Principal s..,f sNIo-eco-n
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: UNyAsAA1ILABLE yAstAA1ILABLE LETTER REMAINING IN THE
EloHfoND PosT-oFFIcE. AUGUST 10, 1S71.--
JACOB Blumling, Richmond.
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1871. FALL STYLE SILK HAT 1871.
At WEIsIGER's,
....r $H.- 1901 Main street.
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THE WHARTON CAsE--FInancier7ng-
OperottonS at Philadelphia.-[F From the
Baltimore AnaericGn.] Mrs. Wharton is
likely to become the heroine OF ga tale Of
three cities" Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and Washington, have each afforded field
for the exercise Of her peculiar genius. A
Philadelphia correspondent informs us that
Il lady in that city, relative of the late
Major Wharton, was persuaded to loan
Mrs. Wharton $4,000 about three years
since. In order to touch the sensibilities
of the kind-hearted lady, Mrs. Wharton
told her pathetic story to the effect that
her house in Baltimore was mortgaged for
sc, 900, that the mortgage was about being
toreelosed, and that she wanted the money
to pay off the debt, promising at the same
time to send the lady mortgage on her
house for the amount as soon rs the prior
lien was discharged. She got the money,
but neglected to send the mortgage. After
long delay the lady placed the matter in
the hands OF an attorney, and she finally
got her money, after eXpending twenty
five Der cent. of the whole amount in the
effort to collect it.
This correspondent also hints that Mrs.
Wharton does not enjoy so high reputa-
ton for integrity in Philadelphia as she
seems to have had in Baltimore, prior to
the late developments. He further says
that the suggestions contained in commu-
ncation written by lady friendly to Mrs.
Wharton, and published in the Gazette, as
to General Ketchum's personal traits of
character, are entirely at fault; General
ke,chum is represented as being an up
right! high toned, and benevolent gentle
nam. ......... ...
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
Id BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.

JAMES P. HOLCOMBE. LII. D., Principal;
w, R. ABBOT. Associate Principal
Assisted by full corps OF competent instructors.
The next session OF this school will begin on the
18TH SEPTEMBER and close on the 18th June.
The terms are $375 per session, payable one
half on the 18th September and the balance on the
lat February.
FOR catalogue or further information, address
the PRINCIPAL, Bellevue post-cfice, bediord
county, Va. " Tu-lm
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FPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
II FALRFAX COUNTY, VA.
L. NJ. BLACKFORD NJ. A., university OF
yirgtnia,) PRINCIPAL. with competent assistants
In every department. The 25th annual session
begins September 81, 1871, and ends June &C. 1872.
Terms, $3.50 per session. Catalogue sent on appii-
cution to L.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, N. A., lock box
IA Alexandria Va ~ 27-2m
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EDUCATIONAL.


MFRS. N. C. RICE is grateful to her many
Ml patrons long sndlIcefsi encouragement.
Her mode OF educating still IS fss most confess ,Ias
oeent such as to insure a thoroughly graduating
course drawing out and cuIttYafiDg 1ateot talent,
sa ntsylSg good foundation for college Classes
ejsp sns IN ere instructed strictly dcco7dfn1 to c1Dn
ksntm perception, as well sge, Gu fiyafinx and
sh3ch e re9olAys pace with mental dsve,0pruant.
Is With Al the age of l2 With come than at
|informa,iene foF discipline, or any necessary
auu-7ts MRS. al. c. RICE,
/ the cIsy Of frpns:@The rs School Board Of
PAL Coosea sshnIS 1SS the position q PRiSCI
Ine High School for coors6a aseh is stsachsd
Iisb bramchso oe qaahaed TO taach ths p,as; aae
matis osanSnss, with Latin, Frsnca sS useai Eng
s.tsSSs: candidates will be reaniTed - Msthe-
alton before tha " pass
dollars Ser uoaaS sShSols Salary about one hundre
ytS Sf u.neT Rsa ID f9rmation; address ANDREW RE.
au 9-3t W
| iLusTER SPRINGS HIGH sCaooI
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LAW, August 1st.

RAgDoLPH a EglILisH have all the NEW
Law BOOKS. Aatthews's Crsmfnal Law. ";
Bump Oh Bankruptcy. Ram on Legal JudSnehn,
Disnop on Married Womsn, FiandeYa on insuE.
ton on Indictments, Lawyers, Docket 6e., &s,s;
an I-d&W $&S sSSsS 20
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CROCKEeY. GLAsswARE, DE.

...-S-~o(I~~~~~
NEW CROCKERY HOUSE.-Haying
IN purchased OF Mr. John Asher his STOCK OF
NHINA, GLASS, QUEENS, and ST0SEWAEnS' Ton n'
HUUSE-FURNISHlNG and FANCY GOODS,
LAMPS, &C., &C.. and made ARRANGEMENTS TO Inn
port my stock of foreign goods from the inanniac.
tnreYs In Europe, and to purchase my supplies OF
domestic goods from the makers IN this country az
the lowest CASH prices, / am prepared 10 ofer 10
the public large, weli-select and general as
sortment Of goods In my line as low aa toey can
be purchased here OR in the northern markets.
respectfully ssk an examination OF botn prices
and stock by Wholesale and re all buyers.
August 4rn, 1871. z. b. TAYLOR,
TO MY FRIENDSAND THE EPUBLIC.-Hav.
ing sold my stock of Earthenware, Hlass, &C., 70
Mr.. E. B.. TaYlor.1 cordially and cbeerflly re-
commend him to the patronage or my friends and
former Gus .Omers who may need any thing in his
line. ..E.. =! JCHS ASHER.
With pleasure inform nv friends and the pub
lie that am with mr.. Il. B. Taylor, and wifi be
nappy 10 see and wait ON them az NO. 1905, Main
street and win assure those who may be IN want
of nything in his line, that Will use my best ex
ertions anu thorough knowledge OF the business 10
promote their interests. HUdh A. WATT.
auT-lw -Ee5
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CIVIL AND MECHANICAL FNGI-

TIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
" NEER1NG, at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
stisute, Troy, N. Y. Al higher and more practical
Course OF Instruction will be given here than has
Reopens Sept. l3. h. For the Annutl Register con-
tanning improved Course of study, aud fall par
tculars, apply to PROF. CHARLES DROWNE,
Director. au adm
MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
1YI for young ladies and children, Linden Row,
No. lo2 east Franklin street. The duties OF this
school will be resumed on MONDAY, October
81, 1871. The musical dep artInent will be under
The care of Mrs. VIM. Fl. POWERS. For circulars
of terms, apply to TkS. POWERS,
al 2-3m at the school-rooms.
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ss,s,ms ssD grhTs,asss.

THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND. VICINITY,
Embracing sketchof the city; notices OF all the
principal places OF interest and historic note !; 9
directory or the churches, charitable institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valus BILE information 10 the citizen or tourist.
The work is embellished with an engraved title
page. an accurate map, and fine ytcws ofthe Cap
itoL Washington Monument Libby Prison, and
ST. Johns Church.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Enn0 nnn WILL, BE LOANED nom
SZSJ.USJUt three TO Ave years, on improved
CITY propasty. at 8 per cent. per annum. address
a. a., lile Maia street. ahs-lW
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,,,,, CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
,.,,8CrR THAN TIIE CONFINED CIR
,r,oy OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,,.vspapERS OF THE CITY.
otter from North Carolina.
TIE ELECTION IN GRANVILLE.

...r,c.plndence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
OXFORD, II. c., Aug. 9, 1871.
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CORRECTION.

CUhhECllOSs
In Tuesdays american we published,
on what we considered reliable authority,
a statement to the effect that Mrs. Aleock,
now in Europe, had been taken i'll on the
day that she took passage on the Bremen
steamer, and that she supposed that her
illness resulted from q plate of clam-soup
sent her by Mrs. Wharton, of which she
had sparinely eaten. 1t was also stated
that Mrs. Wharton's servant warned Mrs.
Alcock not to eat the soup, and that let
ter had been received from Mrs. Alcock, in
which she detailed the circumstances Of her
illness, and the singular symptoms that at
tended it, without having heard OF Mrs.
Wharton's arrest.
A gentleman related to Mrs. Alcock's
family assures us that the whole story Is
pure fiction, and has no foundation IN truth,
except that Mrs. AlcOck did eat plate OF
clam.soup sent her by Mrs. Wharton, and
afterwards took sick, but this was some
weeks before she sailed for Europe, ana she
never expressed the least suspicion that she
had been poisoned. The servants warning
and the account of Mrs. AlcOcks illness
during the passage seem to have been man.
utactured out of the thousand rumors that
are afloat, and are the mere ornamentatlon
that gossip-mongers have attached 10 The
original story. a., ,..;
We are further assured that the intima-
ton thrown out in special dispatch from
this city to Philadelphia newspaper, re.
published in the An,er7cdn. to the purport
that Mrs. Wharton had naotaue for getting
rid of Mrs. Alcock, in that she greatly al.
mired her husband, is utterly untrue. The
relations of the parIles were never such as
to give color to any such suspicion. and the
suggestion that such might have been the
case is Indignantly denied by every one ac-
Guainted with either Of the persons con-
cerned.
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), s. IHos' ~. W Hs.'"' o-'1 So, ,no
The report was laid on the table and Ivy ,
comics ordered to be printed. 1t VIII
doubtless be taken up at the next meetng
of the Council, and receive the considefa-
ton it fully deserves. geSssl .sse ~ ssas&Af
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TACOB BOaART, AUcTIoNEER,
sl vii sol on SATURDAY, Nov.
At II O'Clock,
nj the auction No. North William street, large A.
sortment oil Household Furniture Bureau Washstands Ia
bles Chair. Oarpe, BsdsssdAs haassss fsashsr bsda
kn1ova n{nDkaeA -
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n " H. BERTHOLP, AUCTIoNEBR SUCCESSOR To
J. William Wiers sells this dav, ut O'Clock, Mt 454 Ca
street. large assortment. Of ysror Suits Dressing Blu
Exteuson Tables Desks Bedscads fine Velvet, Tapestry
Brussels Ingram Carpets Oclohs Rny Mats and Hair
md rxrssor Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows and Bed
ding Also invoice genemen's Lndergnrmens Shirts,
Drawers Collars, Bows, Ribbons, Tsss 40 also Dcsks,
Counters, Show Cases, &c.
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A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
u This (FRIDAY) morning.. Nov. g.
commencing a. loX o'clock.

The largest and richest sale this
Over S75CO0 worth Of rich Household Furniture.
contained in large five story mansion l0 West Twenyhird
street. sixth avenue comprising 500 lots by
logue IN lots to the highest bidders regardless OF
magnificent ~ octave rich rosewood Panofoe magnificent
Paror Suits covered In crimson and brocate,
geres Bookcase and Ladys Writing Desk, Pier Mante
Mirrors Lace and Brocatel Curtains, imported Bronxes
DINERS Ont Tables Turkish and Easy Chairs ZOO Of
choice Books TO- Chamber Suits In rosewood walnut
style Louis XIV Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands Arore
aGiace, Quilts, Blankets Pillows Dosters ~ elegant cncd
sion Centre and Side Tables China Dinner and Tea Sets
pA'-'. -'- '-''p'N LUKE FifzGERALp. Auc.ioneer.
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nYH coIroN. Aucr1oNEER-LARaE SALE oE

is Household Furniture, vrsnca plate Pier and Mantel
n!ors: Curtains. Psntngs EnsanTs reno, Ss s s
lion rooms IS East Thirteenth street, near Broadway avery
Hes who are breaking housekeeping u VIII embrace
every kind and description Of Psror Dining Room Bed
Shells and Minerals More full particulars tomorrow and
Saturday morning
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DY NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
~ Large sale OF Household Fur nure this day. At 10x
o'clock nj salesrooms 70 Nassau street. Fulton
v and walnut P.rlor Suits in and broca.e
ont marble TOPAZ wardrobes Library and Secretary Book
cases Extension Tables Buets Mantol Mirrors
~ octave Pauofortc, curIed har Mattresses
Blankets Comforers, Carpets. oilclohs Centre Tables
Stoves Manei Clocks and Vases making large CATALOGUES
10 be peremptorliv sold
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Mirrors Drawing Room Furniture, China GLASS;
Silver Ware, At public auction,
this (Friday at the elegant mansion S5 West Ff-
teenth street. between Filth Sixth avenues commencing
10Y O'Clock. Drawing RoomsSuperb Suits Of Furniture,
covered satin brNcatel, richest descrpton
Cabinets Tables EnooiGneur Jardinefes Bookcase Eta
ers, Pier, Mane Mirrors Bronze satuary, Clock Lace
Craips OIL Paintings, by eminent artists magnificent
wood Panofoe, embroidered cloth Cover Canterbury,
Stool Music Books rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedsead
Wardrobes HAIR spring Ma,trcssesi Bolsters, Pillows
Bankets Sheets Chairs Sofas, Dining Room Extension
Table sdsooars LOUNGES. Turkish Reclining cHars sesan.
Knives, Forks, Chnaware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

4 PFICE FURNrTURR wANTED-ANY PERSON HAv-
ss.siss - ~ 49, S Aa ss '"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

FOR sALE-RAhE CHANcE-THE COMPLETE FUR
bought reasonable terms going abroad
and carpets almost having been only
May iast arc elegant and sish lease Of the house
can also be had n deslrcd.