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Mr.. Farnsworth (nl.) seked n no osher busi-
ness uAs % be done during this tine
Nj. Dawes Mass SAID there wa On important
appropriation biz upon the table which Ct sorpe
krcnsr tine he Desired to ask TO have considered
Mr.. Butler Mas said the House ceuls. TIA
majority agreed, pas this bill, and then they
BIZ ss as's u%s g Ses:cSr tes
Mr.. Fsrnsvorth said the Senate have ADDED n
mountain OF amendments 20 the bin for every
conceivable purpose. He desired 90 have the
alIreprtsuon bill fully discussed and under
siood IN the House, and not ps-sed st mfdnight
,h Ine "a. OF ssesSion on The report OF a ION
ference Cnmmittee
Illnoe would be here 90 watch the Treasury.
Ano theTe would be 10 danger Of the goyern-
mept being avenged
Mr.. Brooks lN.Y.) said that there we're NOE
twenty m mbers OF the last Congress who knew
what Lawn we're passed on the last night OF tia
session.
Mr.. FxnsvOrth-"I doubt IL the chairman
knows" -
Mr.. McNeely CIIl) suggested that while ,his
measure Vas being discussed, that the Jadi-
apportiOn ment bill mstured. The Legislature
OF Illinois now Ina session, but N the aSSAge
OF an appropriation bin was put OF TN the next
Sc ION u would have 10 lie convened In extra
dollars.
Mr. scof-ld tPs) said with the feeling that
had been manifested, the rules Of the Hou-e
were the best arrangement under which tie be-
MIR. Eidridge Wis, said that suggestion met
the approval Of himself and Of several eentle-
men who we're about him.
With this general understanding consent vss
given hat the bin should be printed. aud Mr.
SheIabargeI moved 70 recOmmit the h
nj, shelaesTger then took the rOo1 apeu
the debate, a. he did 20 giving notice ,at Ia
dld not intend 70 call the previous question
before Monday next.
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WASHINGTON. d. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 2s 1871

authorizes the President to suspend the writ OF
habsog corpus and to declare martial Law in any
Safe where unlawful combinations exist and
be 30 powerful as to overthrow or set at defiance
the constituted authorities Of the State, or in
any State where the constituted authorities
shall connive at or be in completely with such
unlawful combinations Prorided, That the
President shall first have made proclamation,
as now provided BY law, commanding such in
strgeIts TO disperse And provided also, That
the provisions of this section shall not be in
force after the LIST day of June, A. ID. 1872.
The bill was reported in the House this morn
ing by Mr.. Shellabarger from the select com
mittee, and he stated that the fullest debate
would be allowed; as IL was his purpose not
to call the previous question before Monday
next. Mr.. Shelabarger, chairman of the com
mittee, opened the deb
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The Markets TO-Dav.

n,eaI, Ts0 ~ March 2..cotton very quiet; IO~
ara street saperhne. IS 62sass; DO. extra. stsOs
%; - family M Ga sosss; City Mile supsrhse,
ssll Western snperhne, IS fsa So; DO extra "a 50
II 90. ismily. o. .,ssss so Wheat dull: re-
ss So prime 70 choice red isasi TAR 20 sooS.
SS.s .as a. eeTmsn, 81 D.el -; ohio and In.
bite southern corn duh. SIC; yellow southern
steady; SOC mixed western quiet and scarce I'd Al
Oats duh, CSC. Pork tuner, S1 81. Bacon frnsr
and more active shoulders, &c rib sides ne Co.
RIB, llslls hams, rsEss. Lard steady, lSc. Whis.
BALIInoir, nsreh S-yirgiuis sixes. ola. a. h,6-
y asked do lsse % ssked; dc. 1851, 6 ssSs y ''1'
heavy. stecks strong and active. ViIeinis .i.ss'
81 90 pew, o. North Carolirs q ga. a. -. a
81: short. l0x. sAensnte, foAt,
NV f3ss, March .. Flour DUN ana nm.
ana stssav "nest quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Clear and Harmless as water.

Ask Tor this and lake no other. The Only article
thai is perfectly harmless Warranted 20 restore
Or az arr remove Dandruff and stop its falling out
tnal any other II air Preparation, 81. Sold by
Ward Walsh, 18th st and Pa. ave and 18th and G.
=. Calvert Ford, I 05 Penusy vania avenue
Cnrisiilni Bros. 7th and NJ streets
@ W. Cropley lilo Bridge street, Georgetown.
j. ID. 'Donnell, Sth street, Navy Yard.
D. Hickling. Sd street and Pennsylvania aver lie.
q A. BlCon. IA ard streets, Island.
And Of the Depot, cor of ID and SITS, N. W m23 tr
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UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN CLAIMS Com
MissIoN.-The claim of Diego Archulets and j.
M. Gallegos against Mexico were yesterday
rejected for want of jurisdiction, the claims
having arisen prior to the I'd of February, 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
MIR. WADE is better to-day, and is out.

INTERNAL REvRNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s165 ,O2l IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

The U. 3. STEAMER CYANB, Commander
Hopkins, arrived at Salina Cruz, Tehusntspec,
on the 10th of February last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

~The latest marriage announcement down
East, reads thus: "No cards. no cake nobody's
busir eee. Clam chowder this evening. Friends
and relatives are invited"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.

AN IMPORTANT WILL CASE, in which il is
supposed that about two hundred thousand dol
lars are involved, is likely to come up shortly
IN the courts here. 1t II a contest over the will
ing his interest in the Welsh mills and other
property. George Taylor, q son of said Vim
cent Taylor, who has been absent for wears
since, and employed Judge Purcell, who at
tacks the will on several grounds The case
Will be argued on Saturday probably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

i. ADDISON HALL has been appointed mai
messenger between Washington and Pittsburg
at 5000 per annum.
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BATCHELOR,s HAZE nyK

u Ihls splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
esmIess renaDle, instantaneous, does not contain
ieIu nor any rtdhe poison TO produce paralysis or
SSsstiHg virtues they do not possess. fhe genuine
"A. ,Bachelors Hair Dye has had thiyfy veays
untsrnlsned reputation to upheld its Integrity a.
tne Only perfect Hair Dye-Biack or Brown. Sold
~ All DruGgists. Applied ct l6 Bond str est New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

TRB MEMBERS OF THE JOINT HIGH COMMITS
SION, with the members of the Cabinet and
ladies, and a number of invited guests, went
down to Mount Vernon to-day, on the U. s.
etc amer Tallapoosa. The President was not
able to accompany the party, being detained in
the city by official business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

CLERKS, MECHANICS, LABORERs, AND
others, DO you know that you paying for the
house you occupy once in every Six, tiRbt or Ten
ears The rent OF . desirable House will nav for
tself in Eight Years: some Houses will take Ten
Your a1s To- not more than Six Years then
NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCI
ALTON,
and you will be credited with the amount as cash
PAYMENT, on any property You desire, that can be
Lot, We Will Day cash for building you a Hone
you make your plans and choose your builder: or
we viii purchase You Lot, and build you q Honss
a property coating 81 900, you can pay for q, a..
rate Of SD.S3S per month, for ten " ars: hiShars
priced property N the same proportion eso
No premium will be charged for stock il subscr;h<a
Tor on or before the hrst Tuesday in April.
=. For full particulars and 9 copy OF the cons,tu.
PhIL. h. WHICH, Secretary
h2on Once, 4sOh Louisiana avenue
I AVN GRASS SEED.
for Lawns, Grass PIats, Yards, &c.
LAWH MOWERS,
GARDEN SEEDS or ALL KINDS,
FLOWER SEED,
sErp OATS, SEED POTATOES, SEED COBN,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLBMEHTu,
FBRTIhIZHRe, &c.
JOHN A. BAKER,
Agricultural Warehouses, Louisiana ave-,
mills l2t between 9Th and 10th streets.
OGDEHs HOUssPURNIsHING STORE,
" 319 7th street
vice. ms St"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

The GRADY LETTER :" TO TIE PUBLIcn
AS Mr.. A. X. Browne, counsel for GRADY, exc
cuted for the murder Of Mrs. Faulkner, has fcr
some reason undertaken to give out the idea
tnst Gradys letter ITO the public" was "no
witten or authorized by him." fGrady.) IN j.
proper to say that this letter was given by the
corde mined man to the reporter of THs STAR al
about 10 minutes past O'Clock on the evening
before the execution, and he extorted promise
that 1t should be published. He laid great stres.
on Its appearing, and he said he wanted the
people to know these things, and that it was hi.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY

Associated Press Reports.
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WHIPPED HIS WIPE FOR Nor GONE TO TIL
PUMP IN THE RAIN.-Wm. Addison, colored
was brought before Judge Smell yesterday TO
the judge that her husband ordered her to %
to the pump during the heavy wind and storm
on Saturday last, and because she did not start
on the instant he punished her with q SCUM
drubbing over the head with heavy stick. h
Wss fined IS and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

THUBsTONb IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEh Is the best article for cleansing and preserynQ
teetn seld BY all druggists. Price Is and 81 cents
JOUVEHS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re.
stores oied gloves equal to new Sold by ali drue.
sists and fancy goods dealers. Price 3 oents deS-iy
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liable BROTHERS.
NV CORNER OF SEVENTH AND ID SITS
10 TO wALKkR 4 THOMAS
SION YARD

CoRSkR OF lsr AND STREETS SOUTHWEST,
II yen want to get cheap stone wi.dov Sill. Win.
dow Gaps, Platforms. steps, Door SIIIs Ara d.
ping, Pavement Signs, Carriage steps Vepcs Posts
kc., &C. All Kinds OF stone Work done vi,h -
patch and 10 please. JOHN WALKER "'
NIL OF EDWARD THOMAS
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OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

IL more fully supplied with fine and fashionable
fabrics than ever before, which will be cut and made
IA the latest styles. Everything new and novel in
this de PAL imen will be added ss they appear
In the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

The SAN DOMINGO COMMISSIONERS, who ar
rived last evening, called at the White House
to-day and had an hours interview with the
President. Their report will be submitted to-
morrow, as on Thursday next they will dine
with the Pro sident. The report will make no
recommendations pro or con as regards annexa-
tlon, but will answer the inquiries instituted in
the resolutions under which the commission
was appOinted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28
llEAUTIFUL PRIZES AND PRESENTS.
ID distributed on q new plan,
TO OUR GUST MERe

Have your GEMS. PEARLS, ANBRoTYPEs
and OARTEs De VISIT taken, land inquire for
tariict.Isr. > ~ 9TH Y TTAGEnPHOfOGRAPH
6ALLEkY, e23 10Th street, near I. MIN o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

olx Inches Of SNOW In Massaehu sets.
SPRlkGFIELD, Mass, March H.-six inches
OF snow fell in some portions Of Berkshire cOun.
~ to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

WHISTLES, GINS. ETc.-I am now Offering At
reduced prices my celebrated brands of RYE and
BOURBON, "OId Crow" Bowen, - .Choice Ola
BYE Robertson" old Family Nectar" mo
nongahela, ""Pine Apple" The above brand bave
been selected with great care and are certaniv sb
pest oft red In our city, and figures that cannot
,sl 20 SUIT AL respectfully call attention to nv
TOm GIN" bought by me at auction in New
York, and which can sell ct S2less per gallon than
the original price; U. GAUTIER,
And Proprietor Of the Gel. br ated Aauoi'' e'c''
NATIVE WINE BITTERS
mhs-u 1917 Pennsylvania avenue
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The Germans Want 90 Settle the Paris
liANe Humeul a I'm NAflan

HARTFORD, March FLAMES Wilson, the
murderer OF Warden willard, of the COnnecti-
cut State prison, starved himself i've davs last
week. Saturday the prison physician Injected
Deet tea into his stomach and repeated the
operation Sunday. This caused the desired
ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

PRINTING BANK NOTES.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury having requested bank-note COM
panies to bid fer printing the backs of the new
bonds, yesterday accepted the bids of the
National, american, and Continental Bank
Notes Companies OF New York. The contract
was divided among the IN to-day. and the work
ordered TO commence Immediately. The faces
tntIng and seals will be impressed in the IRE as
ury Department. The largest proportion of the
contract was awarded to the Continental Bank
NoIe company, but 1t Is probable that a
gre at portion OF the work thus awarded will No
tventualy done in the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, under the supervision OF Mr.. George
Ii. McCartee. o.
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.evararca lodge are respectfully invited 10 fttend
"a f,tneraL from his late residence lIo DShuceJ
street this Cruesdas) afternoon, az one Q coch -,
pnnDY ADRIAN q. PuRDY, son OF Samuei " anu
r,ita ~ Purty IN the nth year OF MS age. $50.
ma relatives and friends oil the family are rcspect
frjIv invited TO attend the funeral from Ihe rest
,rance III his parents, 1882 Third avenue, be' non
gSsth ana l25Gi Streets this tr"'~ r,n
two O'CLOCK ,suay) aise'S - al
-anlN.-At Ridgehed, N. j.. on hv"s.@sy, June
~, JAMES FREDERICK PERRIN, In tbe ss'h year VI
--"v,ces will he conducted at st.
,ce ,ppa,a, 'delphl street between
Marr,s En,scona e. cb,rch "a brooklyn, op
De ksle ana wIousnby avenue, ives AZ IL
Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock. Reia..
friends of the FAMILY are respectfully invited to
tend.
RUNNETT -On Saturday June II, after lingering
Illness. WILLIAM H. RUSNRTT
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members Of Manhattan Lodge, No. 48o F. and A. NJ.
are Invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his mother, Mrs. Harriet Runnett, No. AZ South
washington square Fourth street, between Thomp-
son ana Macdougai strees this ruesday1 afternoon,
BAXTER HoP.-The members or the above associa-
ton are requested to meet NJ the Sinclair House, on
Tuesday, 20th inst at one O'Clock 4. NJ, to ATTEND
Tin q body the funeral OF our late associate and
member. Mr.. William II. Runnett.
CHARLES +. ALLEN, President.
JAMES BRUCE, Jr.. Secretary.
SrAPLEs.-On Monday morning, June n, LEWIS
son OF Joseph Robert and Deborah Staples III tho
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 70 attend tho funeral, from the
residence OF his parents, lis East Tnirty-nrst street.
on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WILLIAMSON Saturday, June II, GEORGE
WILLIAMS, q native or Bedmnster, Down.
Bristol tEngland) papers please copy.
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,,,,,r n wEsrsuisrER 'OPSFG.

Court of oyer 'ond Ter.
Opening Oh fappeu's Charge tn the eraaa
miner Sing Condition of Tie So"nsS
rSerers Awaiting t'r'e'.
,.,iAsse .he June term OF the Clrcss
yasre day fnorMns -. miner, for West.
,-1ssand Court OF over and lv...- ''-,.o
oaester county. commenced at White Palms. poi"'>
Justice A. B. Tappen, County Judge Kober. coeh'"
and the Justices q Sessions. -
= In mis- charge to The Graz" 5urv Jnst,ce ranner
remarked that the pSesat condition OF the county
jail was matter to which he felt it his duty to al
rect tsAr special attention, as the building was now
crowded to overlooking. Tho Accommodations for
the confinement OF prisoners had not kept pace with
THE REQUIREMENTS or THE COUNTY.
At the time the jail erected 1t was designed to
accommodate from thirty to forty prisoners whereas
nearly one hundred ore now hudded together within
Its walls. The oileers Of tire jail had exhausted
every means to keep the bull ding clean and whole
some but IL was impossible 10 foresee the result OF
the present crowded condition OF the inmates. In
the construction OF the Jail no provision had been
made for
KEEPING THE SEXES APART
which necessity was OF the utmost Importance and
one which public decency-public morality--de-
handed. Although II was not within the province
OF the grand inquest To order these improvements
70 be carried out, II was strictly within their line Of
duty to call the attention OF the proper authorities
Of the county TO the subject and urge the neces<
sy OF something peing done at once for the better
accommodation of the inmates OF the jail who are
entitled to IT, The Court also suggested that work
shops be established IN connection with the Jail,
which could be employed Tor the benefit OF ne
county. and might deter many from willingly sub
hitting to short terms OF imprisonment III the JAIL,
where they were led and Kept IN luleneSS.
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Among the most important cases now awaiting
trial are those OF Isaac " W. Bucknout, the sleepy
Hollow murderer, and that OF ia OBJ Leuenberser,
who shot ana instantly killed Frederick Meyer, MS
sweetheart, at Sing sing, the 14th OF last Feoru
airy. Those charged with crimes OF a lesser grade
are Thomas Hogan, Tor alleged rape on young
cOlored girl; John McGinnis. Tor setting fire To his
Mther's house, at New Rochelle last week besides
several others, who stand committed for burglary
and grand larceny.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR TIE NEW STATE
L Department. Il

~
- WASHINGTON, May "a 1o7l.
Sealed proposals will be received until II O'Clock NJ of
the I'D , Of June, 1871 at the OF the Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury Department. for furnishing and
sion granite redu ed for the the State
rartnen fo which about 1870 cubic will be required
Proposals mt state the price per cubic foot for stones
whose drcnsons do not exceed twenty cubic feet
feet The exact average size OF the stones cannot present
be gwen but VII approximate 40 cubic feet Stones
quared aud delivered according to schedule of net
that W., 10 furnished the contractor. One inch will be
allowed for quarry dimensions each worked face of the
Zach bid must be accompanied by sample block 70
inches cube, OF the granite is proposed furnish which
must be houn durable oil uniform color and good grain free
whstandn the action OF the elements and has been
fully tested by In buildings and Is from capable
OF furnishing the quality and quantity desired within
year. and from which stone has been 10 being
Tor FIRST class buildings.
BIDDERS viii state how they commence the do
livery stone and the amount they deliver
They viii state the and maximum sizes OF
that can be obtained from their quarry.
No bids will be received from the lessees
of the qusres from which the stone proposed to be u
n,shed
All proposals must be made printed forms be
tanned OF the supervising architect and be accompanied by
penal bond in the OF fifty thousand dollars (50v00
that the bidder viii and perform the contract II
awarded 10 him. ad give bond therefor In the penal of
handred thousand dollars (xl0OOO0 and valid and
binding the quarry the security
for the faithful performance of the contract the lease to
take effect upon he failure OF the contractor comply with
the terms Of the contract SAID to authorize the
men 70 take full possession Of the quarry and ork II at the
expense OF the IN case OF such default.
ihe richt to reject all bids received is reserved
Proposals must be enclosed IN a sealed envelope,
and addressed 10 A. Is. MULLETr
Supervising Architect Treasury Department Washington.
ID. G.
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MARRIAGES AID DEATHS.
Married..

FRANK-GOLDsMITH.-On Sunday, June Is, by the
Rev. Dr.. NJ. Bielzinor at The house OF the brides
father, Brooklyn LEoFoLD II. FRANE of this city,
10 ZIPPoRAl, second daughter OF Solomon Gold
smith.
San Francisco, Cal, ana Charleston, s. e., papers
please copy
NILEs-LYMAN.-On Tuesday, May O. by Rev. w.
ii. Wardell, HENRy Z. NILES, Of New York TO Mss
HATTIE, youngest daughter OF John Lyman, ESD, VI
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

49, -.
DOsT OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Saturday, June "a 1871, will
close at his oace Tuesday at NJ. Wednesday,
~ IA Mi on Thursday at lls a. M, and Saturday,
at7H A. M. p. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.

Hotel Engage.
This dsy az O'clock at the auction rooms No North
William airee, a large lot Of unclaimed Baggage from
Frcnchs Hotel Trunks Of Clothing Carpet Bnss, Boxes
Sewing Machines Ladvs Side Saddle, Hosiery, Clothing
$3.50" WEDNESDAY, June 81,
at II O'Clock the auction rooms No North William
street Marshas sale Household and BARRON, Furniture,
Wardrobes Sofas Lounges, Bureaus, washstands Bed
steads Red, pcddug, Mirrors Extension Dining Tables
Brussels Carpets Kitchen Furniture &c. By order Of the
hal
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T DAN OFFICE SALE TO PAY ADvANCEs-w ATCHES
il and Jewery.-rhls day, JANIS AGAR, Aueiioneer,
will Bowery IL O'clock, 500 lots OF Gold and
silver watches Gold and Diamond Jewery Opera Glasses
Pistols, silver ware u Dozen English Watch Dials, pieces
and remnants of silk and Popin SILK umbrelas Lace
Shaw two English double barrelled GunA BY order "
Joseph A. jackson, No. 5 Amity street.
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SALES AT AUCTION. ..,...,.
LIEN b ht M.Esfl . sYSFoSr ssoruna,,
late HnsRy Y. LEEDS alALR.
o. g5snSs.. sas Il lseado s,rse
'"'''.os SATURDAY; June Aoo,.
s.ic sc,ss ~; = Il m S, ssgi .,s
90 Chambers r anr Carpets &C. xr.r
Household Furniture A"'I tine. =. --.,''@s...l :
wALDsSs ,9 III esss asa IS
-. F%s .Sss, ps.es'', BEDDING &C., &C. = Y
assortment cookE viii sen BY s s,s - soov. ,,.
Guiding and ismaysd n for
ns s Hcoth Excn. and Conrs Tabes Bsdaus Of
every desc. '''ion a Gas Fixtures sc,; $50
P pr mp~:s F Furni'h ssst Good.
as'Ocs o. "a 4r SRsnA Flowers *,
Horaes WasOsss ana Harness. =
A RcH JOHNSTON. AucrIoNE,$R
~ Once and sao'roop% 81 nm Nassau street, opposite tho
bRhXEN5 81 FAMILY
their sssssroom Nassau street large assornent q
FHs9 "s sa.s @asssns ps s
Mirrors, elegant rosewood Piano. Window shade, two
Also ne contents OF . Barber Shop.
Also Also fine ss Sole Le %aSarA Trunks.
Also 81 elegant gan Tosewoo, Plano:
Also 20 vos. British and Foreign Medical Review.
ROu JOHNSTON, AUorloNEER
no. TIE and IN East Thirteenth street. near FoAr tn avenue
Reeaar sale Of Horses and Carriages THIS DAY Tues.
For iul description under Of Horses and Car
n. By Weather never Incrreres with our sales
A UCTIoN AUCTION. AUCTION.
n Alta (Brevcort place. West Tenth street.
. = one block west Of Broadway, near Fifth avenue,
%Sss"f
lo Suits Eta Tables Turk sh Chairs Lounges gronzes
Suits Bedding, rich China Tea Dinner Gut Glass
and Silver Ware Cutlery Sideboard xtension Table Dining
the largest sale at this packed and shipped
by responsible parties
UCTIoN NoTICE-oulNA, GLASS, CRoCKERy,
ARrsGrd xss sad SaaSy a"1 win sell this day.
at taeir sacsroom No. 81 Barclay street, general assert
and country retail trade also stock retailer declining
business which the sale viii commence WITH Goods care
fully packed for shipping free of charge
A CCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
day t rs Mss' n HyfI a'ra s at O'clock
over worth sna pasHs sas Furniture c.
pes, Mirrors rich rosewood Panotere, St 300; raror
Easy chas SO BSoss c"r.ans caS
nets Brn7es, &C.; over 20 bedroom suits rosewood and
Iiansat sale Of the S season LUKE TiTzGSsAGp
third street stages pass the house Sale positive.
A MERwIN. AUcTIoNEER- BANGS. MERwIN Il
"a Co. WILL VII sell BY order q ssdsws the
street soa ana Of an w0 G 80 o
4c also Machinery, store ano oace Furniture Trucks,
Gaia osnes give fa partctars Sale a. 10 ocloes nis
Tuesday morning. June %
DY r. COTTON. AUCTIoNEER
Large sale Of Household IIrni'urc-panos, Mirrors,