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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-02-08

paper He did glance over it before he in
troduced it, however, and when he saw it in
volved the little matter of extorting an unheard
of tax from the people of the State, he was sor-
ry he had given his promise. Under some
what similar circumstances it may be remem-
bered that "Judas went and hanged nimsef;"
but Mr. Hunter is minister of the Gospel, and
is no Judas; so he went and offered the resolu-
ton like gentleman of his word, and now he
says he is going to fight it in the committee of
ways and means, of which he is a member and
i'll the House, of which he is bright particular
star.
Meanwhile, his Excelency appears to be be-
tween the Scylla of impeachment and the
Charybds of civil suit in the United States
Court at the instance of the Baltimore bond
holders. Those gentlemen are to hold an ad-
journed meeting in that city on Wednesday
next, and their chairman, Mr.. A. b. Patterson,
Baltimore banker, has been busily engaged
since their last meeting collecting facts and
figures in Columbia and elsewhere, which he
proposes to submit, and which, as he confident
ly expresses it, will bring them into court and
put them at least in 80 tight place that they
will have to sell another railroad or two to get
out of it.
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x swindlinq Concern

xsprague, Eaton & Co., 200 Broadway, N. Y,
ssANsa US an advertisement of Gift Enterprise
tEo or three weeks ago, and stated that they
sefsrred,by permission to Messss- S. NJ. Pettin-
siafs& CO., the well known srd responsible ad-
@Ftising agents of that city. Upon inquiry of
tie last named firm, we are informed that
Spragae, Eaton & Co. are entirely unknown to
them; and that they believe it to be bogus
CONCERN !, 1ghe growth Of swindling firms in
Ecg, York IS truly astonishing and we are in
c!inedto give wide berth to all srch charac-
tefs as Spsnguc, Eaton & Co., and invariably
refuse to insert advertisements unless forwarded
through a responsible channel. Newspaper
publishers cannot better protect themselves and
tieit readers than by pursuing similar course.
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Sinking Slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis are
not the only ones to be dreaded Canker or
dry rot docs not blast tree as suddenly as
stroke of lightning but unless arrested it de-
stroys it as certainly; and in like manner
chronic debility, although it does not kill with
the swiftness of yellow fever, is as sure to sap
the springs of life eventually as any acute dis.
ease, if not checked by invigorating medica-
ton. There is something ineXpressibly touch
ing in the spectacle of premature decay. Lam
guor, pallor, emacation, depression of spirits,
and distaste for c1ertion, its ordinary
symptoms, and they should be promptly met
by tonic treatment. The best invigorant and
eXhilerant that can be administered in a case of
this kind is Hostetters Stomach Bitters. The
stimulating principle of the preparation rouses
the dormant energies of the system, and the
strengthening and regulating properties give
permanent and healthful impulse to the vital
forces thus brought into play. The failing ap-
petite is rc-awakened, the process of digestion
and assimilation arc quickened, the quality of
the blood is improved, tho sccretions become
more natural, and every organ that contributes
to the nourishmcnt of the body undergoes sal
utary change. BY these means the repair of
the physical structure is effected and its health
and vigor restored In no class Of diseases has
the beneicient operation of the Bitters been
more marked and striking than in those char
acterized by general debility and nervous pros
tration Ladies' affected with these ailments
find in this most wholesome of all tonics and
correctives the safest and surest means of re-
lief. It is strong to restore and powerless to
iniure. Such is the uniform testimony Of
clouds of witnesses"
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ss~ The Charleston papers announce the
sudden death of Col. James H. Taylor, prom
inent merchant of that city, which occurred
ON last Saturday from a stroke of apoplexy
Col. Taylor belonged to the firm of Geo. w.
Williams & Co., and at the time of his death
was member of the City Council. He was
the leading spirit of the Howard Association,
whose benevolent operations during the preva-
lence of yellow fever done so much to alleviate
the suferings of the poor and needy. Col.
Taylor was native of Massachusetts,, and had
resided in Charleston from early youth.
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The spartanburq Spartan.

1.-THE last number of this excellent journal
briiGpjgs biGj the announcement that our friend, Col,
John a. Epins, has assumed charge of the edi-
toriab department. Col. Evins occupied the
position of editor for several years prior to the
War, &; "a and is emnently qualified by his talents
aanfexperience for the duties before him. We
sas,o pleasure in giving him an earnest welcome
once more to the tripod, andtrast that his con-
pseetion with the fraternity may be long and
pleasant ~
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Bar The weather has been truly severe du-
ring the past week. Another snow on Thursday
night to the depth of several inches, succeeded
by sleet with a continual freeze throughout
Friday, and yet another slight fall of snow On
Friday night, made up the variety of two
days. Alternate rain and sunshine complete
the record of the week, which deserves to be
remembered among the most remarkable for
many years
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, February :, 1872.
Sales of cotton for the week ending to-day
1874 bales. Prices this afternoon range from 20
to 21t
Bacon, 12s; Corn, 90 to 100; Peas, 90 to 100;
Flour, $40 to Sl2
BY YESTERDAYS NAIL.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 6.
Cotton quiet-middling %.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.
Cotton strong-uplands 23s
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.
Cotton closed strong-uplands 1ls.
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FROM DAN TO BEERsnEBA.-From Charles
ton to Dahloncga, from the seaboard to the
mountains, can be seen marked Improvement
in the style of buildings in the last five years.
Villages and farm houses all present moro
elegant and comfortable appearance The rea-
son is well known. 1t is because in that period
the whole country has learned to patronze that
celebrated manufacturer of Doors, Sashes and
Blinds, Mr.. T. z. ToALE, CHARLESTON, S. c.
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readers.

,hFibbs@ A bill has been introduced into the
House OF Representative, looking to new ap-
portionment of members, based upon the CEN
sasee tS7o.! In the coming election, Repre-
ssntatiyes, are to be chosen under the new
appot aappppoortionment, which is to continue in force
nata another apportionment is made. Under
the proposed basis, Anderson will be entitled
III fufourr four Representatives. -l-..-..-..-.--
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Admitted 70 the Bar.

awe neglected to state last week that our
young friend, Mr.. N. B. Cary of Walhalla'
f las been admitted 10 the practice of law in the
Circuit Courts of this State. We understand
tthas stood most creditable examination
Esf0Se the Court.
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ssr The following conundrum was pro-
pounded to US the other day by a noted wag ::
"What is the difference between town bell
and Gov. Scott?" Ans.-'" One peals from the
steeple, and the other-don't." We have no
comments to make upon this SLY inuendo
against the Governor.
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bn1Ssss 1Sss The Greenville Enterprise of last We'd
10 sn,Sesday says that "cotton is selling in Green
,rille,i at the present time, at nineteen and
,fatesotourths cents" On the same day, cotton
& wis Is selling in Anderson at from twenty to
Twenty and half cents! Will our friend please
make note of this fact for the benefit OF his
:feaders. '',is
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PERsoNAL-We were pleased to meet with
Col. w. C. Keith, the genial and popular edi-
tor Of the. Kso,cee Courier, who visited our
towhm Tuesday fast upon professional bust
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Haheas Corpus.

bsRe understand that Mr.. John R. Petty,
CHARGED with the homicide of John Dale at
Waalhalla, was brought before his Honor Judge
0rspon Tuesday last upon writ of Aabeas
soipus, and was released under a bond of
$f,56O. He was represented by Messrs. Reed e,
&:Keith. -. ~ !. ...... ..aa.
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pS- we Surrender much Of our space to the
aIbpqSScssgdf of the Legislature, as reported by
I'll ef6c Intelligent correspondent Of the Charleston
.Nsus5 5rmhose letters will proreinteresting to
bin readers. a2i. :; a''1 .. -;
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ANDERSON Q. H:. s. Q.
THURSDAY MORNING FEB s, 1872

Dg We publish in this issue the full text
of the law regulating the granting of divorces,
recently passed by the Legislature
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COLUMBIA, FtUrHHry T..
Upon the call of counties the following bills,
&C., were introduced:
By Mr.. Yocum, bill to protect the people
of the State of Soush Carolina against illegal
fraudulent issues of bonds and securities. This
bill rectes that there have been illegal issues of
bonds, and that nobody knows the extent or
amount of such issues, and, therefore, provides
for another joint special financial investigating
committee, to consist of one from the Senate
and two from the House, to examine and report
as to which bonds are illegal and which are
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Household Furniture.
The whole of which was made to order.
Superior Mirrors, Chandeliers,
Very rich Carpets, fine Silver Plated Ware,
China, Glass, &C.,

ner Of Twenty eighth street.
E. II. LUDLOW co will sell by auction on Thurs
day April rs at II o'clock, at the above residence the
entire contents of said house, viz:-
Elegant walnut Parlor Suits In figured and plush
fine ebony and gilt and walnut Eageres ne French
Plate Pier and Mane Mirrors rich Reps and Lace Cur
Tables marble top Buffet Dining Chairs, Sofas
Lounges, carved walnut Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus
tresses Bosters and Pillows rich Wilton Velvet and
Ware China and Glass Kitchen and Laundry Utensils &C.
Also all the fine Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures
The furniture will be view Wednesday, oath instant
from until O'Clock, by permit which with catalogues
may be had at the offices of the Auctioneer No. Pine
street and IS East Seventeenth street
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TOHN s. BELTS, AUCTIONERR
81 BY GERARD BETS a CO.,
Store No Old Slip, one door from Hanover square.
Established 1881
GERARD BETS co. will give their personal atten
ton customary with the house for sales
OF Groceries and General Merchandise, Underwriters
Sales, &c.
Household Furniture at residences the
WEDNESDAY, April a.
at ii O'Clock, ut the private residence
I59 East Sixfieth street,
Handsome Household Furniture.
THURSDAY, April rs,
at ii O'Clock, AT the private residence
81 West seventeenth street. Fifth avenue,
Handsome Household Furniture
r. r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
Os Office and Salcsroom ~ Great Jones street.
TUESDAY, April g. Household Furniture
at 24l West Fortcth street.
WEDNESDAY, Alh, Household Furniture,
East Ninth street.
FRIDAY, 26lh, Furniture and Carpets
OF elegantly furnished club room.
FRIDAY 18th, Household Furniture,
~ Great Jones street
TUESDAY April 80, Household Furniture
West Forty.s street
Personal attention given csaes Of Houschold Furniture
saleroom 80 Great Jones street Terms reasonable re-
day of sae Fourteen years experience Advances
made on consignment
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MORRIS WILKINS AUcTIosEER'
Household Furniture, Mirrors
Rosewood Pianoforte, Billiard Table,
Large lot Carpets, China, Glass, 30,
being the entire contents Of
The Union Square Hotel,

Fourth avenue, soufheast corner Fnteenth street.
E. IT, LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction on wednes
day, Thursday and Friday April - % and 70 1872 at 10Y
O'Clock each day. at the Union Square Hotel southeast
Fourth avenue and East Fifteenth street. the
entire Furniture contained in said hotel, consisting of
room Suits rosewood seven octave Panofortes, hand
some French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors Oil Paint
ings Grifiths 4 Paines Bureau and Buffet Bedseads
Lounges, Turkish Chairs, Folding Chairs oak Dining
and mahogany Bedsteads, Cornmodea Tetea Tetes, Ak
minister, Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Oh
Bosters, Pillows Bed Linen &C.; also, Gil Paintings fine
Mante Clocks, together with fine and large assert
ment of Plated Ware and Table Cutlery, fine Glass and
China Ware, Office and Bar Furniture Billiard Tables
Kitchen and Laundry Furniture, with which the sale
will commence
Catalogues at No: Pine street. at the branch Office
East Seventeenth street
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A Lien h. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER & BRO,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL Is,

AT THE RESIDENCE NO. Ii EAST ED STREET,
Broadway
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
order by BETTER. RoUX, KIMBELL HuTCHINGs
and yREDE medallion, velvet and Brussels Carpets;
mos by well known and fayorile ARTISTS Mattresses
Chairs, ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE, IN fine order
by DECKER, with Cues, Balls &C, complete; ORNA
MENTAL FIRE AND BURGLAR-rRooF SAFE by Val
will be sold without reserve, the family going
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Jesse O. DTssOswAY, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
at IS St. Marks place, Eighth street, the entire Fur
nture OF family breaking up housekeeping consisting
ganos one by Weber the other by Van Wrinkle Psrlor
and lace Curtains elegant French Pier Glass Mirrors
&C., DC. Sale positive. terms cash.
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
IA Salesrooms IS Chamber and II Reade streets
By ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER


Lien B. MINER AUoTIoNEER,.
FSlSAS &SSit !. s Il fSs ''''<
NO rRvss " ,$tfHff ST..
ey S1ss1 SIsxs s'iSlS E. sfe
aud mahogany Carpets, &c. Details in time
Lien b. MINER, AUcTIoNEER,
s1Si& hSoThfR '
10 ia f,SSt 4k n Asy ss
% S Ps Mo 70 p s
seS Bed s be S1ys Sas s w s,s s a
ssn the but e sa sa @ as the about sAv
Lien b. MINER, AUoTIoNEER,
Ry abN siss and Y RsaHs streets
FRIDAY, APRIL u,
~ S e. i9 oSl9Sk q. The private residence
xentee Household furniture. rosewood Piano, Mirrors,
Curtains, Carpets, &c. Particulars in time.
LIEN b MINER, AUCTIoNEER,
'Aefts9Gs Z ShsTffs h@a Z s hsrfi streets
a. ,o, sa ar!nst ~ n1 ArEiL -: n
u West Fourteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
handsome household Furniture furniture rosewood Piano oy
on GpS na a
m time
A Lien B. MINER, AUcTIoNEER
By ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER,
$500. SATURDAY, APRIL "a,
At l01s O'Clock, at Salesrooms
IS Chambers and ~ Reade streets.
handsome Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets, Cur
tans, 6c, removed from gentlemans country seat
convenience OF sale. Full particulars in time.
A Lien b MINER, AUCTIoNEER
BY ALLEN b. MINER h BROTHER
SATURDAY, APRIL "a,
~ IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
Ill Broadway.
RECEIVERS SALE.
properly OF rde ne Of RhYMoMp
ALBERT B. W u WaHSRo Ay3r 6oSKE
Liberty, Ill Cedar and 80 Church streets
SALES THIS WEEK
On Monday, at II o'clock, At los Liberty street
Trunks, Carpet Bags, valises, &c
On Monday, at IL O'Clock, at - Church street
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS, &c.
On Tuesday at O'Clock l0l and 1903 Beekman street.
Stock, Tools and Machinery Of Cutters Shop.
On Tue day ut l0ts O'Clock, at Ill Cedar street,
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c
On Tuesday, at 10s O'clock at l25ih street. Harlem,
Gentee Household Furniture.
On Wednesday clock, ~ West Washington place,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
On Wednesday at l01s O'clock at los Liberty street.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, &c.
On Thursday, at II o'clock at III Cedar street
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIRDS.
On Thursday, at II O'Clock, at SO Church street.
Horses, Wagons, Harness. &C:
On Thursday, at al Bergen street, Brooklyn,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On Friday, nj l0a O'Clock, No Forty second street,
Genteel Household Furniture.
On Friday, at IC1s O'Clock, at i0S Liberty street,
Special sale Parlor Suits.
On Saturday, at los O'Clock at los Liberty street.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C.
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THOMAS J. MGRATH, AUCTIONEER,
i 1873 Chatham street Monday, assignee's sale House
Furnishing Goods Tuesday large sale OF Furniture Mt
l6i Bowery Wednesday, pawnhrokcrs sale Men and
Women clothing. BY order y. Casey.7 THOMPSON 81
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Office and Salesroom 81 Nassau sIeet,
opposite the Post ONCE. an
JOHNSTON * VAN TASsEiL villa

JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL Wii
sell nj auction as follows !, -. 49,
esdas a As siqTf Furniture at l West
Wednesday, April sEElegant Furniture, at the resi-
Of aSx n nnax FaTnus st West
Thirty seventh street; ,,,,, p,,,,ro :, -. ucs -,
| Wednesday, April 24-Household Furniture at 40 St
nv" Mednesasy, April -Household Furniture at 80 Uni
ngs being latest works Of wm II. Beard ESQ., at Y
Spf PsIfass at s East
sIdsb aPs a-Housshod Furniture at 'os East
April Furniture at '4s West
Friday, April 26-Large sale Diamond Jewery, &c, at
saturday April aHousehold Furniture. at East
A RICH. JOHNSTON AUcTIoNEER,
office and salesrooP g o Nsssau street. opposite the
,o,, Fine Fine, Once FuTniture sp,,
SsiS
Marvin 1aoisi sgu sas SarBBs locks
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AuGTIoNEER. .,.. -.
srf' rss :? VII .s s auction at
y ana sslSo sa ssss s
tension Tables Mirrors Hair Mattresses, Feather Boil
superb Administer, Brussels and velvet Carpets
six dozen oak Dining Room Chairs
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER-
n ONCE and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
HANDSOME S Ell HOUSEHOLD His HsSi
FUHS Sonssfo Slsh SaS f fAAssfshls' 90
will sell at auction on TUESDAY, April q. at loh
1874 WEST rmrnrEE SSIIfn saf'REEr NEAR SIXTH
all the handsome Furniture contained in said house.
IN part elegantly parSE sS nn IN
esses Feather Boosters and Pillows walnut and oak Of
In reps, Lace and Rep Curtains French Plate MIR
rors Oh Paintings and Engravings velyet Brussels and
Furniture with which the sale win commence. Cata-
logues now ready.
A RICH. JOHNSON kUCTIoNEER.
n ONCE and saesroom 81 Nassau street.,
r sygEsH sSsHWS5B $fISSSSESSEs
FINE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, RICH BRoNzES,
OIL PAINTINGS, AxM dxgPEfs WILTON AND VELVET
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell at auction
Wednesday. April "a at l0 o'clock at the private resi-
ueA'' ALEX MATTHEW. ESQ,
$50 WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET,
being in part caboratey carved Rosewood Drawing Room
CANT Bronze Manei Sets and statuettes very 6ne OIL
Curtains heavily carved walnut Dining Room Suits Buff
fet Extension Dining Table, Chairs, Lounges and Easy
Suits Dressing Bureaus Washstands, Commodcs, Armoire
aGace, Wardrobes French Bedsteads chestnut Cottage
Suits fine Curied Hair Mattresses feather Bolsters and
Service handsome Silver Plate and Glassware &C., &c,
toge Their with the Kitchen Furniture Catalogues ready
Monday.
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BALES Ar AUCTION.

II JOHNSON, JR-, AUCTIONEER,
e. has been directed by
Adelph Poppenhusen ESQ.,,
. TO sell positively,
Absolutely and without reserve
rain or shine, at o'clock y. NJ, on the premises on
SATURDAY, April u, 1872,
Magnificent Residence and Grounds
belonging to
Fritz koenig Esq.
who has taken mp his permanent residence in Europe
situated at
College Point, Long Island,
consisting of a
spacious and elegant Mansion
OF lS rooms, villa STYLE conservatory, hot and cold
water bath, steam laundry furnace and every modern
convenience 40 acres Fifty choice Lots elegantly
Handicapped and adorned with every variety Of fruit
shade and ornamental trees, vines, shrubs and
views ten miles ss from Points 2 daily trains
aforesaid Remember that high prices expected
Let none be deferred from attending account Of prices
heretofore asked This sale has been ixed Saturday
April q in order that perchants and capital
wish to attend For maps and full particulars apply to
JERE JOHNSON, Is Nassau street. New York.
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LIEN II. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Salesroom 95 Chambers and II Reade streets.
By ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER,
WEDNESDAY April, 81

"a
By ALLEN Is. MINER Il BROTHER,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a,
at l0i O'Clock, at the residence
~ West Fourteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
EXECUTORS SALE.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER BY BETTER AND OTHER CITY MAKERS
Rosewood 7ls octave Piano made by steinway Sons;
Acton and G. w. Loss executors of estate of the late
Mrs. 8. Furge, deceased, as tollows:-
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood solid back
Suits, in buh figured SIR broeade; rich blue and gold
tel Mirrors, rosewood Piano. by Steinway Sons;
wood Centre and Side Tables, black walnut Extension
Table, Buffet and Chairs, Crockery, Glass and Silver
Plated Ware Chandeliers and Brackets throughout the
house wood black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washs lands Armoires and Wardrobes; Pick
hardts patent Bedsead in piush reps and haircoth;
hair Mattresses, feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Lounges and Chairs, black walnut Hall Stand, Oilcloth
Btair Carpets, Kitchen Utensils &c. &c.
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TAMEs oAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AND
e Loan Broker, ts hudson strect-On Tuesday, April
~ at O o'clock at the private residence l64 West TWEEN
tyrc street DC roonis between Sixth and Seventh ave.
nues, elegant and superb Household Furniture, made 10
order by first class city makers in
part elegant rosewood seven octave Piano. Stool and
bronze Bust Of Queen victoria cost SIN, tari
Suits in figured French reps yrench Mantc Clocks with
bronze figures; rosewood and walnut marble top Centre
and Card Tables Etagcre, with plate glass front
elegant Mirror lace ard damask Curtains beautiful! sets
larbls Ornaments aud Busts, &c: Iibraryfwo elegant
Steel Engravings French Clock, English vclvc. Carpet
dc Chambcrs-Supcror rosewood and walnut Armoircs-
atace, with heavy plato glass doors; solid rosewood
and walnut BedsSads marble top bureaus wasstands,
hair Mattresses Feather Beds Boosters and Pillows vel
vet and Brussels Carpets Paynes Patent Sofa Bed &C.
pets and oilcohs, Hat Rack, Gothic Hall Chairs &C.
ig EooniLr am Exiension iabe, Dining Chairs,
Sets Out Glass Glassware, Cutery, Plated Ware Chiuese
Punch Bowl, &c. ktchen-A general assortment with
which the sale will commence. Catalogues new ready
and can lie had at office OF aucuoneer
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
W Office No. 8 City Hall place,
wl sell on Tuesday, ed int at 10 O'clock NJ, all the
elegant Paror, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture
famed In the four story private residence, lO Rodney
street. near Bedford avenue Brooklyn D. rosewood
Pipe organ also walnut and oak Chamber Suits, pier
Kitchen Furniture, &c.