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AUCTION SALES.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
- Southeast corner TIN and streets.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITC BE, Ca PsTs. STOVES, HORSE,
SSh6sssDaT h ihs aitS inst a. -
W O'clock a. m. .hsli, BY order Of the Supreme
N personal eff,c,s Of the LATE Ann Bohisyer.
deceased, corner Of ! street sou,h and
steads sofas. N abr gauy Table, Cane Seat Chairs,
ys, nd: Sses Feather B,s:
Looking gls-ets. Also, one Bay Horse, Wagon,
CHRIsToPHE s BoHLAYrR, Administrator.
IL 9REEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Pr 0. W. HAyENNEK q CO., AuctiOnesrs.
u 6i3 Louisiana avenue,
Sd door east Of 7th street.
b ssa q TT9 sT TSs ssEF
On moNn.y Ma OOH ,vz, a, o,c,ocs
fAp. m. on the premises. We shall OF for lie
two Brick Houses fiye rooms eIoh lots u oy
repair tirOnshout: on K street south, between 18th
and 18th streets east. o,
rer month, with interest, secured By deed of trust
All conyeyancing and stamps at purchasers CO.'S.
dep. sit Of : Is at saie'
my2' Goods Q. W. BAvKNNER 90. tuc.-.
UY O.w HAvENNEB q CO., Auctoneers,
Sd door east Of7th street.
LOT ON MAINLAND AvENuE, n. L. Coz
NEB OF 18th STREET WEST.
O. On FRIDAY, May &c, 1871. at O'Clock ..
YIN, on the premises, we shall sell lot No. ii,
~sguare SS, fronting Maryls ID avenue y
fest inches 18th street IS feet inches running
back 20 5toot alley; containing 1917 Iuare feet
OF ground This lot il in the most desirable section
OF the Seventh Ws-d, par tse Ayr cultural De-
psrtment commands fine view of the river, and
the location II very healthy.
Terms of sale, to be complied with 10 i've daysE
sac cssh; balance twelve moaths, with interest,
secure by deed Of trust. A deposit OF 8" at the
gale. All conyeysncing and stamps at the pur-
my23d @. W. HAvENNER 90. Auos
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auc sioneers
- Southeast corner 7th ard ID streets
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT FRONTING ON TIE WEST SIDE OF
sEVEhTH STkEET WEST, BETWEEN Il
AND STREETS NORTH.
- On FRIDAY. the 10th instant, at 50 o'clk
H.n p. m, shall sell the pre- misses, . good
4h two story Frams House, cont lining S rooms
To- Z eiDs Is feet front by 100 feet deep
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in and IL
mouths with notes bearing interest, secured by
deed OF trust on the proper ty sold Stamps. &c, at
cost OF purchaser. $50 down day of sale aud y
the terms OF sale ars not complied with within five
daS from day Of sale, the property will be rssold
AT The cost and rick OF defaulting purchaser
Sale positive. Title perfect.
my-zsd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ROOK AND JOB PRINTING
ID NEATLY AND PROMPILY EI ECUTED
BY ii POLkIhHORN & 90,
eplly ID street. between 9Th aud 9TH streets
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Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east
BUSINESS STAND AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, May 33th, at 8 .. N,
f shall cell in front Of the pr. misses part Of Lot
= Is, in Square 79s, fronting the south side OF
street south, between Sd aud 4th streets CON
sstiDg Of Ia feet front by l02s feet deep, with pub
lie alley upon the side and rear NJ the lot.
The improvements consist OF a good One-story
Frame Store, 4x44, where the grocery business As
been carried on for the past twrlve years
Terms: One half cash; the balance in aud L.
months. with Interest. Convey ancing and stamps
at purchasers cost 8 40 down at tins Of sale
myl95t w. 7 JOHNSON, Auct
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RY THOs. 4. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Office sig eth ST., op. p.


- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
IL By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated August
GaR 8, 1870, recorded IN Liber NJ. 62l, folio g. OF
6the land records for Washington, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia ana by the direction Of the party
secured thereby, AAell ,sli at public SUCTION; on
ct O'Clock 70 all that piese parcel of ground
lying and being in Waa6ington city, district OF o.
iumbia, and known q Lot No. los, in Lsncton q
subdivision Of lots Nos 100 l0l and lO2 Of Joseph
Kelly Subdivision Of the west half OF "a uare No
SIS, improved BY o nearly new Brick Dgelling, sub
ect to prior deed Of trust to secure $1,000 not ct
due.
Terms: One third cash; balance In and u months,
notes with interest from the day 81 SALE secured
by deed of trust on the premises. 9lc0 down when
the property IL struck on, or the property will be
Immediately resold. III the terms are not complied
with within I'VE days, the trustee reserves the rgh
to resell the property q the cost and risk of the
Nultina purchaser, after i've days notice In some
newspaper in Washington city. Ali conveyancinr
STAN De, and recording q ths glrohsser's cost.
WIN. u WOODWARD, Trustee.
sp2sd GRIIh WILLIAMS, Auots,
~ THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED UN-
iii rRIIAY, the i9fh day Of May, at the same
hour and place. BY crdsr Of the Trustee.
myIJd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UH-
TIL FRIDAY. the 26th day OF May. 1871, a the
same hour AID place By order Of the Trustee.
mvIed GRKEH WILLIAMS, Aucts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
DARING ATrENpT TO ROE a BANK.

Burglars entered the Bank of the Common
wealth. at Cedar and NSssau-s;s. on Friday night by
means OF false keys The vault door was opened win
vedges so os 10 allow the insertion OF quantity OF
powder. by means OF a common syringe. The powder
was exploded by dlscharginc pistol rugged near h the
trigger Of the weapon being pulled by string passing
beneath TIE street door The thieves had prudcnty re-
treated to the street ana closed and locked the door be-
fore discarging the weapon The explosion was loud
enough 10 awaken the Janor Of the building sleeping
in the fourth story who down stairs. Finding me
doors secure hc concluded tnat the report nc had
was that Of gun fired by some incoming vessel tld
again retired 10 bed The thieves had become thoroughly
frightened, however, and ran away.
When the OF the bank arrived on tNrda! mo IL
ing they could unlock the door, and the services OF
lOcksmith had 10 he called into IeqW-tlOn MheL lLe
lock was removed and entrance ecctfd, the outer
door Of the vault found 20 nave been foiced open
about two inches and seriously damaged On thc noof
lay a large sled-e-hammeT two pistols, a can Ol
powder and other apparatus OF the Durslif 5
trade. The inside iron shutters we're closed uSht'
and "A piece Of heavy cloth covered the Tansoih
window over the door, eflcctualy preventing any one
outside from seeing into the bank. Nothing WAS taken
away bv the hcycs. short time ago tue street door
was found 10 be fastened, and the lOcbsmth who Wa
cal ed had 10 remove the look On the inside ~ found
small piece OF wax This npoItant discovery was rot
rported TO the police Undoubtedly. on that occasion,
fac thieves who operated Friday night obtained an
jmpreSsion Of the lock and manufactured false bey
with which they were enabled 20 open II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
TAuMANY JUDGES SHIELDING cULPmrs.

Some of the Nineteenth Ward Police, disguised
AZ civilians have been detailed to discover the street
cleaning carmcn who dump Nth in the side streets in
that Ward and also along part Of FOurth-aye The
citizens complain that the Police do not report these
nusances as discovered because Of their connec
lion with the minor Iamnany politicians VINO are cheat
ing the City by mfaAuly executing their contracts.
In explanation Of their conduct tho policemen say that
they have always done all they could prevent the
men using the streets dumping Ounds ana That
the offenders remain unchecked because when any on
them are gned before the Iamnany Judges In that
Ward, they merely Teprimmdcd, and discharged.
Tbi. il seems OwiuRtO The influence which the "bOsce
exercise over the judges case IN point occurred on
SATURDAY. The stones from blast on The corner u th
ave and one OF the nersecing streets, near Ccntifl
park we're ying IN all directions at that hour In the
Afternoon when the drives " the Park crowded with
vehicles One Of the stones, passing eastward long
distance struck laboring man on the breast and seri
curfv inured him. The man who caused tue blast was
eTeyrH but one Of the Tammany Judges in that Ward
diecbarged him the moment he requested 10 to 60
iv me cuprts 'bOss," minor TammaDy politician OF
Conc faftcuce The man proceeded directly back 10
,Jj.ra be had been working and gInncd trlunpAautly
at the policeman who had arrested him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

W r with ss es Dee , 49, 9o .s' ,: Jps E;
.hg & T. that condition M.sS De- o5,b IN the Indian
wood T. hrh.pd TRsessry brett Co Ha been
SsYaI ns aIU S,g and w MsaSd from Jacksonville disc
f Pa ns mi liz. Bssa GaS noii Of stsas S oh Wind,
ScT o. s. C. efrorhleyeu James Palermo; g days Win fruit to
Jas opsor co Vs..el 70 Geo Bui.y H5l h.o visi1T M
sugar ieang. Smith Co. ye,s g IIens Parker Has esen
days moth Of Hatter h'feh 9Th a ~ lou 30 " spoke 'cf
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros. Nsrci BArge1 steamship S'Ion from Philadelphia,
s,1ASsaa Co. March i8-Arhycl steamship Virgo. from New.
dtsns koo%1T Tor Gate.taR .cs wn HaS'-r Ti Go.
quote ,or Barleo' 81 snh Tona"'nda for Philadelphia San
FOREIGN PoITs.
yoS arr I'd l icsyb Fors To-, and proceeded fo Glssgov
The AIlhD s:eamh Angina from New-iorA March touehef
QrsIgowS March isThe National Line Steamship Helyeti,,
Ca Gregs hm SevY March ) 'i Liverpool arrived at 1 port
a. Nsaga March l. bark Reindeer Yew.Yort osng bdg
q Matte from siyaaa,h IT airTei D7i TIoFsndg9 9t Se9
o 70 ,a March b T. oTss ~ az se6,e "a 9.' nv
Yar 70 Al iUh; hrs s. p Hall al l5tb belmont,
HIeI Aaa bS d.. for B; aS5 .i @ Helen ,osay sailed
ID for Baltimore Hamburg for Baltimore sli'i "a
Bk Iaie-iy (Br bound e. March g. Ia, % o. lon :; IS >, o.
Bal Harvest Morn. from Msna for New York, M.rch lat 50 81
Bat Marie Augu,te or from Bourbon for garsee Feb 49, lat
Bari N,e.ra Br from swansea FOR Valparaiso Feb 90 lat 20
s., i1. Il % W. $500.
% 80 ~ DAYS OF
John (of oston from Nhaupoa Tor hew-iork, Feb
g. lat al ", ion 30 81 W., 81 days out $500
March a. . q, Y 81
Ghp 1Ibcmia r from shanghai for Louiol, Jal - a - 20 H.
Ion. -.
Unduc (Br rom London for Shanghai Feb IL, lat s.
lon. a. % d4gs out
Shp Heone OH from Cn'o for Cork Feb o. lat f35 NJ Ion
% 81. w DAYS
yBrr RoEy Glen tof SeVpor r. H. from Palermo Tor HEYok
ha at . Ion g. Gays short " proyols AMI
pBcd By ship Amints.
BizR r from Messna for O. OF Cape De Cat
slip Genera Calcutta Ior Dundee Jan L. lat "a ~ lon p 8i
HSer0Oii
ship aeshc rom Manila for Liverpool, o. days ont
ship Gsu Osqcll Pr) from ADELAIDE NJ W., for London Feb
T. 'st - s.. lon. y 50 W.
Iss Caro- from PoO Tor Nsiork March H. LAT Is 80 lon 1870
MEMORANDUM JUNE.
Steamship Aas DBL Rose here 18th inst for Liverpool "a View
Orleans omer toa gos OF at high water
For Iatest Ship Ne,cs ser Fifta Pa1e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE LONG ISLAND pREsBYTERY.

The Presbytcry Of Long Island VIII meet
at We,ihampton on Tuesday Ann l Among Other mat
soci interest Will be the report Of the coutrbu-
t of Inc several congregations q the PresbyeCy to
tbe 100000 "Rcuuon Memorial Fund Most Of this
,ro,ey viii doubtless De used where 81 contributed.
n i. understood that shelter Island VAL ctpehu pc con
pr cnanel sotlOld, % buAd new ChIIc' 'Ialui" 30
10 rebud lis church ed.hce YapIanA' 10 'HAts' lho
cUureh. Port jefferson, 40 pay Tor f pi Dh'r anu
taUlr. Ia Luiil new one TITO fIe-lp itN "ii ''t, .
C,'I'is oners 10 The ueAt General 3mDj, which Wal
ucot IN Chicago during May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
CIVIL. NOTIS-
William

William Cjl,ett. Edmund p. Sanger, ana
Walter gco, vcro odndicot n'rups last week, ana
Charles L. Tour, feG voluntary petition IN paiA u4'
SURROGATE Hutchines admitted to proDa'e'
last eek the wills Of Howard scoSell sanlu.l Io'ioo"
Jane Kearrey, Hannah Z McGoycrn, DAVID IholnIso ,
Sarah T. A. westoott John kohlmeicr' I,TreTT
MARY Ann Taor Mary A. \. Chauvand, icu,i 80
Ann OBr,on, Ellen McGoyern; BeRlSa l,n. ris,inc
Mccr. Harriet Edwards. Denmann Fos' ana iiol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
COUNTERFEIT swINDLERs SENTENCED.

In the Court of Special Sessions, before
Judge Bowling on Saturday, Henry Palmer ana Edward
Uasltns were convicted OF swudliug Melvin r. Grove
out OF S5 under the preense Of furnishing him with 500
IN counterfeit money. The Judge SAID that although tho
complainant was evidently very dishonorabe man. yet
justice must make of such Instruments ana ne
sent the prisoners 10 the Pencntiary for Elk months
each to stand committed until he pays fine Of $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of Special Sessions on Satprday :.
,, u. n p,,orr- for beating T. johns one ain 20 nv
oady was e. ! $,5...Tlon-s CorL s'e-i.l8 "''''
Tcuiten ars nolhs - ~ =,
lanes McCabe sailor on the schooner u. +. NJ
&c, ri fr slrtau " "a sheath kaie an! 10 t.e su
tl,t ,rpcl NeCsbes broken. Justice oNi ~ ~
,.c-r committed him Plr Hospital 20 a"s recovery N"1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

tected Mas willard who Immediately proceeded 90 the
Jefferson Market Police Oourt and made complaint Of
assault ard battery Marley and his wife were arrai gned
before Justice Cox yesterday, and released $500
bail % appear for trl!l az the specIal Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
TUE JrNEL ESTATE.

II the JUmel VIII case, before the referee,
10 saturday Mrs. Catherine Eddy, daughter Of MIS-
Freeman colored witness, previously examined tesu
ad that she had often at Mime. Jumels mousse She
"a trd Mime JuIne say 10 her mother that she must
not believe an she was accused Of for 1t was not All ne
truth she said she had had son, whom she icit IN
Providence r. l.. and some day he would turn up NJ"
give them trouble; she said they accused her o. hhInS
mr. drowning that son; Mr. Chase then came IN ana se
90 nofbg more. Matilda Reed (nOw desd witness
another, witness, Mme. Junei ana an . pnt
LADY who took care Of her, were present ~ thi1
conversations Tie old lady was The VIE o.! ~ ne ~
cOachmau witncss thought her name was CafIJiI lne
conversation was about eight years ago. she s" OtoILe
W Bowen the plaintiff IN the case, 40 bdiatDgd LUlo
than Onoethe first time some six years AGO nc 'aIS
there asked the servants they knew The Madame, ana
said lie was her SON. he there several tucs iiSi
ward and gave hls name George Henry BOWEN; eho
thought the first time must have been before Nine
Jumes DEATH lie must have been 20 years Old; he re-
semDied Mime. JuIuci.
The crO-r XaniuatiOn proved that WITNESSES hTsi con
ycrsatOn with Mr. Bowen two or three years aitef
ler talk with Nine. Jume az Carm&nsyille Case al
iyuucd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

- p.c.co March leirr. steamer japan, from Chna snd
AH ~ inngs the following pssslgc hf hcT'iok q - hu
Japan Wr m son nrrs'er. s. \ Eufcs g. W hennF
- t j,pspe,e stuieuts r Europe W. MshsL "i lad chi' ~
All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
MoyplY Mason n.


Mails for Auv Psuans a5l TIE south rios .Da m lss%
-. po,,s nrr steamship Henri Ch'9ncey ron ~ " 4" H. ~ "
ga ~ ~ az. Al i9.00 Sesmfhp AL Il u d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
legal Noilres.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court
Il Of CLsncery made cause HlBBERr agaa hiBBEki al
persons claiming Descendants Of 1ilRLA HADfihD or
iIAMS formerly THEA STAFFORD late Of New Mf DO ihf,
III Derby IN England thu len that County about the year @
be interested IN of JOSEPH STAFFORD late Of
eGr,.s Cotton Band Manufacturer deceased or before ''
2lst day Juue aud their claims Ac uA
tss Of The Chancellor Sir JAMES BACON, Al 10, u
I5nco Ion OF MdeSer, default Thereon NC "
be pe--mpory excluded fom the beuch Of Tie Si Deere t =.
WEDNESDAY 2h day Of June, 1871 a. u 81 me ,.s,
noon said Chambers Is appointed fr The hearing am
urou the cams-Date the 22i lav Of February ll 90, ,t
'f' JOSHUA BIRD ALLEN. Cher uletA.
CHESTER URQUHARr, Staple Ion Agents for "iAam "A''"
ton Manchester. pluntids Solicitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
Ocean Steamers

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,..,..,,o.
SE@ 4I9 LLPo&EEsP |; STT |. 6e,a
Ian '''' 5000 tua. turea-a6o b. p each. ..
Selling foH New Yos on SATURDAYS FROM Liverpool on fiU Rs
"oof.NIG Capt Dg5y Muray, appointed to sail from New"
iI Ps,ssr accom- aE as & or ,,. ur combining
Saloons, sr.5u. ,aasls ald hltrooms in nth2 sec
ton where least motion elt Surgeons and esaasSSes accompany
EATE-S,oon $50 goM seeag, So u-ren'y Tho's viii
Pa.,Hsi, 4. part. Of lAmsnca Paris Hamburg
Norsa', sveiea India Austra,il &C.
70 ion tickets granted al lowest rates
Fo 4 "a G ss5s s' ,Tp5y f6 OFFICES
No. 10 BroaGray. n Y. J. i. SPARKS Agent
NEW MAIL SERVICE.
UNITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, AND AUS
TRALIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
The side wheel steamship -
m Re e,,ehe from gAS FRANCISCO April with mails passen
r. oXoLuLg AUCKLAND TEL,LISGIQS L Ut.
Cha with steamships tor sydney heooure ard Tue otter Aa'''4
A1 i EsT will leave PORT CHALMERS Nav y and AUCKLAND
w Is. ~ B.. followed o. 'iay b, tie ShBRAS~A'
W. II. WEBB,
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES sni BRAZIL SrkAhSHlP CO1lFAAi'
'kGRrH AMsRIcA Csgt G. B slo:1m a.fcl %
MERgInACK. Capt NIer. Aprl p
SOt'tH AhbiltA. Can't y h. llnEeNaugh nay y
Trgo syi.ad 4 schedule time ami ts az " tfoma'
as and ao &C Jansro' bn ald 4eIlts io'
-.Bert Of freight apply 70
WM 4 GARRISON, Agent, No Boshns-green SeN-Io-
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
II NgW-YORE ard MEXICAN MIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
Leaving No IL, Ess River dfect .. Havana:
CITY or MEXICO. Capt Ammernsr. " bDNfSDA1, March ~
CLEOPATRA Capt Phillips Qisysns OIL sAfvtDAf AprlA
cbBoP4TRf Capt Philips .1,na April %
Fsg IssIs pAssags apply . , , ,,.. o.. 3, ,
IT :. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO,
Sailing reyulriv EVERY THURSDAY OclocS precisely IRON
Pier No t. Narh River. -
ZORRO CASTLE Capt z Adams lgs Nassau March q.
COLUMN Capt z Van Size. .MAch ~
MISSOURI Capt j. r. BlgsTJs (Sls tasall... .Apui D.
For As ght OF pAsssge Apply 70 A. W. DlAOCK President
No. BOWl.nggrern.
.-c~-~>,, d, -, c,rrA.t no or AccOyV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

CUPREME COURT-ln the matter Oh t dl'S
- application Of the Mayor Aldermen. and Nonnols. Rs
OF Hewl0rk relative 10 the widening aud & ,k'g
Thirty fourth street and b N nu u t md ThrtrGnh
al n.t ra OF BraWay between Thirty second street s' IN
street and that part between fOHysecopl SIT. vow
str,.t ~ ,ster width than handr feet 20 ne ny v
Tai notice that upon proceedings heretofore hsl "a rS =
titled matter, ard upon such other pape ana su'A ,,,
w - NJ, Aldermen and toamona sn person ls''r','en
may ere Do to read upon heng thereof motop ~ Cb,rrs In
H. snp,,e gourt a a stec thereof 10 .. u - i
tbe Coar onse 10 the City of NewiorA oh e - l,' h. "A
a IA ,t III The fo, noon or Thereafter as al ~
nv he Ma,or of thr Cy o. Eew.iorl 70 lr na' .u & t
M.yor Alderman and Commonal, OF me ~ ,i, t e Widening
s tnis n Broalwly the Cty u New i9te ono 70 y Ivy
~ ~, rr.inr pas.r February % ld'l 20 fseat' We
orer heretofore nsae u sai above entitled matte, %
-, s 49, t D..l or 1870 cor irlfg che report "I we
4, - tr, Id sl.l aud for such other or ia'Aef
o,i.-...f ,rI.- n. d, tAe cDur. shah srciI proper
Dated New Iou Mtuh ~ ~ ..,,,> a., ,t. ,,rr ,
A OAKET HALL. Maypt
Ar,.ng under tr ttilIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

DTCISION-NkECT IS
Syprrre Court ham6GS-By Judge Barnard
Iubg AT Lubggrauted
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Salts bp Auttion
A. NsRvIs. Aacconeer
DY BANGS. MERWIN g. Co. RrnadMay.

A. NsRvs. Aacconeer
by BANGS, MERWlN a. Co.. Broadway co...
10 4hssas 81 Books Works Fancy Cool. Furniture
MONDAY M'reb q, end following days At, p. N.
CONFUSING Linguistic Oriental Lera,ure. Poey voyages
drravels, &C.
FURNITURE SALES--At AUCTION.
A j. BLBhCKRR son Co, IN addition their Real Estate
business snd the Appr u " Prope
% DE sa Of Furniture Il Auction at ovner tesieHs Ohee u
GEO. a. LEAVITT & Co. date Leavitt,
w strebe, Co Clinton Hall Asorp aoe FOR The SAIz b.
AUotON ~ LBEkKEs. COLLECTIONS OF Books PAsugG and al
kinds Of LTKRART PRorETr.
MONDAY EVENING March ~ and following evening" = oloek
Sale OF assortment of Bo0ka nert from Dr.
Lumley. oncomprsBg msny and works. also large
lot Of BngIsyngs. Catalogues rosy Books on exhibition
I COLE, MISUNDERSTANDING Collection Of
~ OIL PANTfNGSTrnstee and Eecgtors
The Gallery ot the hte CALVIN Flint Srest dcels N ie sod It
oppot. the City s Brooklyn. This collection he's hen
Luy complies thr works Raphael
Carlo Dolce Pe.rO Teu!ni Gsar lntr, Baptist 70
1an0 Eoley1 p Boom der Acr, Patel
and other ebmte na.iers Fuil descriptive c1og1es De o
tanned d. the AueoEce 80 FotoB'L, where e pictures ar on e
buou.
GALE TONIGHT.
- g. P. AyFRYS COLLECTION
The exhibition will cn.s THIS MONDAY al afhe hONEB
VILE Arr GALLERY ~ fh-aye and the tae VIII lgi 81 =
al THE VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS by CELEBRATED
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS WILL De IhtLgDLD
THIS EVENING end The Wstr Color Dg .gs ot.ecs q" Ar
An..fues Sc viii b. sold on ~ EsDAk EVENING.
An early attendance requested tie @ begins vita excellent ~o-
Mr. Aycfs cy departure for Esre oA the .l o. ne most err
cmptoy character. J. SOlbEElLLt Ascnou,eL. -.
THE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GOODS,
Shawl. and Upholstery Goods LORD IAlLORs
will take place iodly.
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ale0i,al.

~ IIEUMATISM ellectually cured 10y j.
IA EllASS irdcit.r fh use ~ hottie 81 ~ VIII convince
ah l col s Hr Vitae. ior sale 40 duB ts call mf
kass Edeaiof Pnre s per bohe Wholesale depot At es
Broadway.
VHE SPRING OPENING or DRESS GOODS,
ts thti lici taa tIl,seU Gods a. LORD IAlLoNS,
Val axs silcs W daI.
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professional Notlres.

RHEUMATISM radically cured without
IA charge by ELIAS TUESDAY and FRIDAY bosecn and
5oeock al % BIoHdsay Once hour from M. TO p. daily
Patients .ltsndei at their residences n desired.
FEIlE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GOODS,
silks shav' Lace and Upholstery Goods LORD TAiLOkS,
will iase par j-ay.
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comm CALEYpARS-Tu1s nav.

Srppuv. Corsr-C .fnrus--C ivpozo "opens st 81
Calender caei 20 L..
e,--prsE Cornr-SPgcAL TEts-BHADY. "Opens a. II H.
pGqgTrcrE
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.HnDy 49, BLAcEsMrrns puemIsmc WIrE.

EEDDY TIE BLACRsMITHs PUGLISTIC WIFE.
William VaTlcy, alias Reddy the Blacksmith,
relieved tie cdium ofhI domestic life on Tuesday last
ly nciuug his wife 10 engage IN pugiLsc contest with
Iuss Eliza j. willard, an occupant OF upper lo0r lu
the house, No q Amtypiace Mrs. Farlcy obeyed
her husband was ascending the stairs 10 aacE Mss
willard, wien the latter suddenly Appeared on me
landing above with pail fun Of dirty water, which she
eupted upon Mrs. Yarey, gazing lup from below MIS-
Fuley thcrcupon charged up Tie stairway ana on
reaching Tho landing atruck bliss willard violent dow
)n Tie face, beneath tie night eye. BIZ YaIy although
somewhat DcWlldcrd, shouted, Pitch ~ finish her
Tits Time The wife about following This advice,
@Lsn other rlsdepts Ia the house uterercQ and pro
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90 iDbom II man Concern

INFORMATION WANTED.-J0HN MOORE,
Of Joaquin County California died Ocober IL D. 1903,
leaving ler.s estate Which has been y amuer uqog
No htrs he have bern foud lie natfe ~ N-AiorA
ohan to Worcester Mas IN cboot whence
California 1888 orphan 5pposei 20 have gone
the W,scrl Sbtrs cHood nuon inst ~ tt
her BY CAS
John Moore, deceased, Stockton Cal
Stockton. CsL. Marco g, 1911
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