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TET,EGRAPHIC NEWS.
Financial.

Srv yopK. December 30.-Money closed
.;.,,, ut 7 gold to 1-1G commission. Sterling
nominal at 81 to %. Gold, 100 to lo'4'
Governments strong and higher; '62's, llo4'
states dull but very firm: Tennessee,s, 6as
new, 6aa. virginia's, 60; new, 30. .Louisl'
ana's, co; new, so. Levee's. 81; es' ~
Alabama's, 90; SIS, o.. Georgia., 80; ~
20. North Cardinals, 81; new, Il. south
Cardinals, 40; new, 24a.
The Treasury has received during the
week 81, $4,000 in gold from customs, and
paid sS94, 1000 interest on the public debt
The prepayments of gold interest were
$3.50, 900, and currency interest s94o,ooo'
The total amount of 5-20 bonds redeemed al
the New York office is aO,2o7 600. The re-
demption of three per cent. certificates Tor the
week amounted to 1,l72,00o.
The bank statement is favorable, and
shows net gain of slo,944,475 in legal secu'
rites. The banks now hold $1,000, 400 above
the % per cent. required by law. The fol.
lowing shows the changes: Leans decreased
ss49, OOO; specie increased S2,2S4,soo; CIR
culation decreased s32,Soo; deposits in.
creased s1,o54,1oO; legal-tenders decreased
eo95 ono
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DARw1S's RELIGIOUS BELIEF.-The New

DARw1N's RELIGIOUS BELIEF.-The New
York Wnrld says: ----,
"Public curiosity has long been excited,
and in the religious world there has been no
little anxiety, respecting the logical conclu'
sions to which the adherents of DIR. Darwin's
theories must come. A remarkable letter
from the Doctor is published, showing what
conclusion he has come TO. After due con.
sideration, he declares that with the cXcep-
ton of some unimportant particulars he
agrees with the principles of free religion
as propounded by Mr.: +. L. Abbot. editor Of
| the Toledo Inder. The announcement is a
startling one, and will 10 doubt create great
sensation amongst the religionists both in
this country and in Europe"
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Charles II. Lewellen, most estimable
youth, attached to this office, shot himself
through the left hand on Christmas, Mt his
home in Warrenton, n. c., while carelessly
loading pistol. The wound is painful but
not dangerous.-NoJok Vtrginlan.
Nelson county, in public meeting, has Ell
dorsed the votes of her representatives in
both Houses in favor of suspendlng the
funding act.
Norfolk county Is without doubt the
wealthiest and most prosperous county in
the State of Firginia.-NorJolE Day Book.
1t is reported that General Siclles came
over from Spain to sell Cuba.
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Latest News from Washington.

WASHINGTON, December 3o.-Judge Locn'
ranc. late chief Justice Of Georgia, and re-
gorded as one of the ablest men in the Repub,'
f lean party south, had long interview with
the President to-day. Judge Lochrane says
fine Administration will take no hand in
setting affairs in Georgia; and as Governor
Conley cares nothing personally for the place,
there will be no contest between him and
Colonel Smith, recently elected Governor, fol-
that office.
Punishment for "straW- Bidders" FOX
Mail Contracts.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-The Post
office Committee of the House will recon-
mend the adoption Of q fine Of 81 1000 or a
wears Imprisonment as q punishment fol
straw-bidders " for postal routes
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
England.

England.
FRINGE OF WALES.
LONDON, December 30.--The Prince of
Wales's rest is disturbed at times by the
swelling above his hip, but bis condition
otherwise continues to improve.
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON. December 30.--The ship Edward
has foundered of Falmouth and all lands
were lost.
The ship Pye, from Wilmington with 1900
barrels turpcntinc, was burned while lying
at South End, on the Thames. The loss OF
her cargo has a material effect upon the prices
OF turpentine in this market.
THE "T1MEs" on GRANTS MESSAGE.
The Times, in its review of the year 1871,
dcvotes considerable space to comments on
Grants message to Congress. The Inference
is drawn tllcrcfrom that the neutrality which
the United States has 50 far maintained with
regard to Cuban affairs may soon be eX-
changed for Il more active policy. To this
the Times makes no objection, and even goes
so far rs to declare it best that Cuba should
be separated from Spain.
France.
PARIS, December 30-The Assembly has
Bank Of France 400, 100000 francs.
Supplementary elections are to be held
here to fill vacant seats in the Assembly.
Victor Hugo Las accepted the nomination on
the platform Of the principles which embrace
the abolition of capital punishment and rails
ing the State siege Of Paris; the restoration OF
monarchy; the proclamation Of a general am
nesty; the dissolution of the present Assem-
blv, and the removal of the seat Of Govern
mcnt from Paris. The nomination was ten.
dcrcd to Marshal Mcmahon, but was declined.
Scotland.
FE1GnTrrL ROLLER EXrLosIoN--TwELvE GILL
DIES BILLED AND FATALLY INJURED.
GLASGOW, December 30.--While large
road wagon, propelled by steam, and carry
ing heavy boilers, WAS passing through the
streets to-day. surrounded and followed by q
tbroug Of children, one Of the boilers eX-
plodcd, creating fearful havoc among the Lit.
tic ones. Five children We're killed outright
and seven so badly injured that their reco-
very is very doubtful. The dead and in.
jured were friShtfully mutilated
Russia.
EFFECT cF ALExls's RECEPTION IN THE uNITEI
STATES.
Ihe journal ne 81. FeleTsOuTgt lollci.A VI
gan) says: "The cordial reception Of thu
Grand Duke Alexis in the United States has
created profound sense of satisfaction
throughout Russia. The existing relation:
between the two countries is strengthened by
the noble hospitality with which the son o
the Emperor has been received. There art
now. more than ever, pledges Of enduring
Mnity, which cannot but contribute To Tilt
general peace and progress OF humanity"
LOSS OF 4 STEAMSHIP.
ST. PETEksBURGH, December 30.-The Rus
tian steamship Kunla has foundered in TIN
Caspian sea, and all hands lost. She had OH
million rubles Oh board.
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Homictde In BedIforsi county.

LIBERTY, Va, December 90. Yesterday
Elijah Rennolds (colore6 was committed to
Jail for killing j. w. Chambers fwhitsl, aged
fifteen years. Chambers threatened to shoot
Eliah's dog; whereupon Elijah said he would
shoot Chambers. Their guns were raised
simultaneously. A load entered Chambers
head near the nose. Chamberss gun was
not fired. Elijah says the killing was acci-
dental. --------.-s..-..
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FRE-FAlLUREs.-Ne,c York, December 20.
4 fire i'll Maiden lane last night damaged the
building occupied by William Ester, fur inl-
porter, to the extent of $4,000. Another fire
i'll east Tenth street damaged the saw-Inill
building of Rodman Il Hepburn to the
amount of about $4,000.
The lumber firm of Derby, Snow e. Pen
tice, and Rommel & Leicht, brewers, both of
jersey City, have failed. The liabilities OF
the latter are reported at over 100000.
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A WATER HArL.-We published yester-
day sensation story relative to the alleged
murder of negro on Jefferson street, and
the subsequent hiding Of his body in the CO.
nal. At an early hour yesterday morning
the city police resolved upon thorough i'll
vcstigation of the affair, drew off the water
from the canal at that point, and made a
thorough search of the canal-bed. AS might
have reasonably been expected, no body was
found Republican.
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Tho smau.Pox i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3o.-The health
officers report shows the following figures in
p regard to the smallpox: Deaths during the
mast week, 323; for the past year, 1879. Pro
July 6; August, 1e; September, IS; Octo-
Der, 2$9; November, 5c2; December, 1921;
The new remedy of sulphate of zinc and
digitalis is reported as being used with sue
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The Wharton Trial.

ASyAroLIs, December 30.-Profcssor Nc
Culloch was subjected to n long cross-eXaini-
nation to-day. He persisted in the opinion
that the indications might be false unless the
metal itself was produced.
Dr.. f. A. Genth testified that Alken's eN,
periments did not establish the presence OF
anthony in the sediment, in the lumber, OF
in Ketchum'S stomach.
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COMMERCIAL.
I, eopr,,n ana .fs,our. EXCHANGE,

.s,s, RICHMOND, Va. DccemOeT 5V, ELL }
Nothing but corn offered OH 'Chlnge to-day, and
there was not enough Of that If converted into wills
key, to furnish j Sew-Ycar's toddy apiece to the
members OF the Institution.
Monday will be the fifth anniversary OF the estab-
lishment OF the Corn and Flour Exchange, and 1t Is
gratifying to have say that the business done from
year to year shows gradual Improvement In the
grain trade of the city, and TO meet which 1t WINS
found necessary to procure larger and better
ftted-up rooma room elegantly fitted up, thanks to
the llbcrllity and public spirit Of L. d. Crenshaw,
Esq. Next Monday begins new year. and the men,
bers have determined that all hands including 2 T.,
shall have a holiday.
Tobacco Exchange.
The Tobacco Exchange to-day was more Idle even
than the Corn Exchange, and there was not enough
of tobacco sold to ill the pipe OF even one member.
The members like their friends of the Corn Ex-
change over the way, wished each other happy
Now Ycur, and some of them visited The Corn Elk
change to Interchange greetings.
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From San Francisco--EIcayy Rains Con.
tinuc.-A Lcvee Cut by Disguised Men
SAN FRANCISCO, December 3O.-Heayy rain
continues; over nineteen inches has fallen.
A party Of disguised men cut the levee near
Marysvlle, and 500 feet thereof was washed
away. Marysvile is threatened with an i'll
undation.
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From Panama;

New YORK, December &c. Panama adyiees
report that tue bark Hunter has been wrecked.
Her crew was saved, Central Amnrica is
quiet. Ex-President AfeiguFeje, of Bolivia,
las been assasslIlated by his son..in.llw III
Lima. Both were exiles. Three earth.
qslakm have occurred In Arequita.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.I

DOmcStlC NarReES-Ib1 II LEUHATH'J
New YORK, December 3o.-COtton firm; sales,
o,ss3 bales; upands, 20c.: Orleans, 2oic. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Winter red western,
E5S6Sl59 Corn scarce at 76s@QISc. Fork heavy
new, SlI.5O. Beef active. Lard-kettle, DC Navals
dull. Ereights dull. Groceries quiet and lrln.
BALTIMORE. December 3o.-Virginia 6's, old, 4S
bid so asked: coupons, old. SIS bid: new so bid con-
soIldatcd, SCI bid, 5e5 asked. West Vtrginia's 81
bid, % asked.
Flour steady aud in fair demand. Wheat quiet ana
steady Corn active and firm; white, 71G07Ic: yell
low. zoe. Oats, 53@5sc. Rye flrmer at ?Oc-@slO5.
Provisions unchanged. Whisky nominal
The receipts of wheat for the year 1871 were 4,0l6-
ol7 bushels; corn. 5.I35.92l bushels; oats, 1883
bushels; rye. .956 bushels Total, ll7a3o bushels
Increase over total of last year, 3,5oOogo bushels
The flour inspections fer 1911 were Howard-Street
o55 .so barrels City Mills. 3ls.oS9 western, 36301o
family 1859. Total, 1,ll2,ls0. Increase over as'
year. 5000.
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SINGULAR CURE.-On Christmas day lad,
the son of Mr.. Spinks, who lives near the
Factory, was blown up by an explosion of
glnpowdcr. The injuries sustained were Of
the most severe character, he being almost
burned to crisp. In spite Of all that was
done for him he rapidly became worse. and
on Yesterday was almost thrown into spasms
by the intensity of the pain. In this cner-
gcncy the services Of party known as a
lain-extractor were procured, and in a few
minutes afterwards the child was perfectly
free from pain and able to sit up in chair.
This is certainly most wonderful cure, and
worthy of investigation by medical men.
augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
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Henyy sno7v in Utnh--M a ny Lives
rosf..-Arrcst or an Alleged Dc
fauItnr. .s.. .a..
SALT LAKE C1TY, December 3o.-Ihe SCI
Elements of Big and Little Cottonwood nave
been visited by big snow, ranging from
ten to fifty feet deep. Many, lives were lost'
and there were many hairbreadth escapes.
\ succession OF snow, hail, and rain, con-
tinucs.
James Z. May, the alleged defaultlns
Secretary of State of Oregon, mas peeh III
rested here.
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The TIcHBoRSE CAsE.--It appears by the
records of the Treasury Department that
there were two vessels named "Osprey :"
which were engaged in foreign trade in 1861.
Diligent inquiry is being made to ascertain
Ii either Of these vessels was the one which
rescued the supposed heir of the Tichborne
estate from wrecked British vessel and took
him to Melbourne, Australia Winchester
Mems $3.50. +.
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The Fire ut Little Rock, Arfx.-.-AIl
Quiet I'm Gkicot County.

LITTLE Rock, December 30.-The loss by
the fire which occurred here Thursday eve
ming aggregates 100000. @ s
All il quiet in ,Chicot county, but uneasi-
ness prevails among all classes. !, It Is under
stood that the Governor will send portion
of his guard to take the place of the sheriff,
and hold Lake Village Until confidence is re-
stored $685. ratse---s-lz--
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LIVE AND GE.MENF.

T IME, LIME, LIME.-Tke Lime nnn'.
I featured by us II J!otetouit COUNTY; Know, -
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, VII E sa,,i *
bn nuf mon the market nBacr the name or iNDi-
ROCK LIZZIE Orders for which may DC ieit n ""i
Office No. 1903 Deck street. r,r r,
November 81. 1871. w -
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DRY GOODS.
NEW-YEAR'S BARGAIN.


NEW-YEAR's BARGAIN.
ELACK ALPACAS worth c2I. IS, SHE, and Il. 1T
so, 60, 65, and SJc.;
sATTEESS, all color5, worth 81 at Csc. per yard
IRISH POPLINS worth s2 rcr yard at Sl.a5,
JAPANESE DRESSES worth SIC at SO FER pattern
80 BLACK yELyETEEE reduced to sl.5o,
81 30 BLACK VELVETEEN reduced to el.25,
& ACK VELyETEEN reduced to S5c-,
PLAID POpLINS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
BLACK FRENCH MERINOEs,
eros DE ZURICH, TAiISE CLOTHS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ENGLISH aud FRENCH roPLISs AMI NO
HAIRS
CLOAKS, SiIhW1.S. RLA%hELs'
QUILTS, WATERPROOF CLOTHs,
SKIRTS. UNDERWEAR,
CASSI41ERES,
DOESKINS,
BROADCLOrllS,
AND ALL WINTER GOODS
now offered at greatly reduced prices as they will be
sold at and below COST rather than be carried over
WILLIAM THALHIMER 6 SONS,
t1 40. Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
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GROCERIES, dc.

NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE.
EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS,
now open for business with large fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
at greatly reduced prices.
Z" N"SUGARS. pouutb for 81:
YELLOW SUGARS, b pounds for 81;
CCT SUGAR, 9 pounds for 81;
Toasted RIO COFFEE, pounds for 81; l..
Toasted LAGUAYRA COFFEE, 3 pounds for ~
Toasted JAVA COFFEE, % pounds for 81;
GUNPOWDER TEA for $3.50;
SlJ0 JAPAN TEA for 81;
Sl.5U OOLONG TEA for 81:
II ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA for T5c.:
90 bars SOAP textra) fer 81:
pure CIDER VINEGAR. gallons for 81;
GALLONS extra MOLASSES for 81.
Don't forget the OLD STAND, Main street. corner
of Eighth. No. 736. &c ss9r2m /
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THE PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
4 COUGH SYRUP. for the cure of every form Of
cough, bronchius, asthma, sore throat, lorseness,
&c, and will positively consumption Ii taken In
time. See circulars. For sale by proprietoTs'
wholesale agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
12lG Main street, corner Thirteenth,
oc 4-3m Richmond, Va.
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lad BEEN suFFOcATEp.
From the Baltimore Sun

@ lie was son of Policeman Clark, who was
n shot some time Since by Kusey. There being
y no other persons missing, the work Of re-
IS moving the debrie was discontinued after the
Il ssslstilg afs the body Of The boy, la s ~ s.
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lint not seriously. The two mules attacnees
fofke wagon driven by Murray were thrown
enfsrsIv ant OF their harness by the force OF
,the cn,,casss,on. Thomas Hobbs, workman,
rras hurt about the head and back. Anthony
Genette. a workman, jumped out OF secona-
storv window. causing a dislocation OF MS
hin and considerably bruisfng himself. JONI
King. driver for the Messrs. Harrington, Was
injured about the head and back. but not sc,
rio,,sly. IL il thought. 4 workman nariso
Smull was siightly injured.
How IT HAPPENED.
Mr. William Shear. clerk Of the firm, was
slightly injured by bricks falling upon hnli:
VIC states that the first intinlation ne nad OF
the calamity was the falling of the cellns Al
the office and the dropping OF patterns IRON u
fhe sides Of the walls. The first lntnation tiiat
tho vorkInen had of the fatal occurrence
vas n terrible shock, which nearly knocked
,hem off their feet, and number OF theH
loaned from the second-story windows INTO
the street. and escaped injury. There were
at the time from twenty to thirty men Worh'
ing in the various departments OF the inlil,
and it is truly wonderful that more lives
were not lost, 50 complete was the
WRECK OF THE BUILDING.
The fragments of the boiler after explodins
did not 90 upwards, as is often the case, Dtlt
sideways, scattering bricks, mortar, fragments
of iron, &c, in every direction, many OF then1
falling several yards from the mill, but iof'
tunatclv without injuring any person passing
along tho street. The building, which was
large two-story structure, is almost entirely
demolished, the fragments being thrown into
a confused heap, with machinery, unfinished
work. lumber, &c. The wall upon Pratt
street remains standing, though portion o.
it is huIgcd The streets in the vicinity OF
the wrecked building were in state OF
WILD CONFUSION.
Wives and mothers were running eXcltcotly
around inquiring as to the safety OF their nus.
bands ors0ns, whom they knew were at WORK
in the buildin. ut tue time of the explosion.
The boiler was put In the mill IN january
last and underwent n thorough inspection
ut the time. The exploded boiler was exam
ined Yesterday afternoon by an expert, VINO
was Of opinion that it must have been put to
a severe test, az he could see no defect about
the iron.
Mr.. Harrington. one of the persons killed,
WINS about forty-ejght years of age, and was
the founder in this city of the Order OF
American Mechanics.
THE LOSSES AND TIE INSURANCE.
Mr.. Charles IT. Holloway, fire inspector,
estimates the total loss TO the firm upon the
building, machinery, &C., at $4,000, upon
which they hold policies of insurance amount
ing in the aggregate to $4,000, of which 81 ;
$50 is in EACH of the following offices: Frank
lin, Philadelphia; Citizens Fire and Marine,
Wheeling, w. Va; Peabody Fire and Ma
rine, National, and franklin, Baltimore
.Ftna. Hartford, Ct. and West Virginia,
Wheeling.
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10TH WINTER 1871
10 IL ARRAN CEMENT. Ios Il
SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDER1Chs'
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.

SCHEDULE OF RltihoAD' rhGhf-hASAAN
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner 0:
Byrd and Eighth streets rs follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily at 500 4. NJ; arrives th
Washington at 2:l5, Baltimore except on Sundays
at 2l5. Philadelphia at el5, and New York at lo:2J
L. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays
S:i5 7. VI.
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at 81
+. VI. --
days excepted) at $3.50 a. VI.
leaves Brc:d-Strcct depot daily Sundays excepted
III $3.50 =. NJ: arrives IN Richmond ut S:i2 \. VI.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays ailo
FRIDAYS At Gas y. NJ. - :.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS 10 all principal points north, cast.
and west
Company's office, corner OF Broad and Eighth
streets. .g
Ticket Office corner Of Byrd aud Eighth streets.
j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
+. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent. - J
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The report that countrfeits on the 500 new
issues have made their appearance is not
credited by General Spinner, he having re-
ccivcd no information Oh the subject, while
one of the Treasury secret service corps who
has made special inquiries pronounces the re-
Fort without foundation.
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A liz KINDS OF JOB WoRK.NEATLy
IN noNE An TEE DIsPATGA PRINTING!
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IlOoK.AND JOB PRINTING NyAtsAsrIs ~
I.DExEN8TED Al rs
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A LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTroNEER,

LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sells this Tuesday,
morning. commencing at 10Y O'Clock, all the elegant,
brown stone private residence 100 West :. zsd 81,
octave rich rosewood Pianoforte, nearly new Parior
Library and Drawing Room suits, rosewood
Figures Console Tables Centre Tables insid Bookcase BIO
$500; inlaid Extension Tables Chairs solid Silver and
Plated Ware, French China Dinner and Tea Sets Glass
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, wardrobes Armoire-a
Gace, curlcd hair and spring Beds, Turkish Chairs and
too numerous 10 mention Basement and Kitchen Purni-
ture. Sale positive y. B.-Goods boxed and shipped Tor
pure kasers.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien D. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
~ Salesroom IS Chambers and II Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BRO.
TUESDAY NAV

lsh GilGck e. p TES n 1sSSfnSS Of
' WEST zEEFSFT BETWEEN
Rp S96 TH RaNp P PS FA ~
q G6iSd abRdx a 'o
laiiSws xoquete Carpets double paro
N
P Ssrssain sna S eS"s s"'s'
rs;s ss%
RECEhTIoM RooM-vsyst CARPETS Ja ,a wood
Escretore, ebony mounted; Card Table and Ladys Work
DINING ROOM--Engl,h Brussels Carpet, Buffet, Ex-
Sm pan aa Ghf a
from the royal factory OF Berlin, about $50 pieces, cost
Es5 sSs russ Carpets
Mss'
shaving Stands Lounges and Chairs en- suite best aa
az trsesn : ao walnut ans s
Stair Carpets, Kitchen Utensils. &c., &c
LIEN Il. MINER AUCTIoNEER
I S$$.S " aSfSS streets
swrsr HI fREasS!M 1siSfsss
FINE PRIVATE coilfS%5SS Of CHOICE PAINT
srAruARy BRoxzEs saif PORCELAIN, WATER
HoEk As1 kEHAFY BOOKS 90 H2HE Is m
Alo the entire Furniture In house. The collection Of
Paintings, although small is very choice, comprising
works by the hest European and American artists either
painted to order purchased direct from artists Prom
nent will be found the celebrated picture OF
THE FIRST LESSON IN CHARITY
BY H. MERLE OF PARIS.
ALSO FINE PICTURES BY COEDER, DORSEY SAL
MID, HiLLiNaFoRD,. ,CiAPMAN, LEnTzE, wIsT
CASTELAR,, SHATTUCK, ID. JOHNSTON, LAMB
DIN. GIGNoUX, Lang, CLIFFORD, sUYpAM
DuRAND BLAUyELT AND OTHERS SEVERAL PAS
TELB BY MERLE; WATER COLORS AND DRAWINGS.
BY BAILEY, BR6NzEs BY y; EyRARD, .sEvREs
FROM LOUIS PHILIPPE, lsiS STATUARY-DAPH-
NE BY =, MozIER,, BUST OF AUGUSTUS, INNo.
ALSO THE LIBRARY, COMPRISING ABOUT coo
Volumes Of fine Illustrated and Standard Books, ncud-
ing Art Journal unbound, &c. Also large lot OF fine
Engrnvings In Portfolios.
Also Immediately after the works Of and library,
the entire Furniture OF house. consisting OF octave
rosewood Piano, with Organ Attachment; Brussels Car
pets rosewood and black walnut Furniture Mirrors and
Chandeliers, Curtains, Library Cases. Tables Beds and
Bedding &c.
sale will commence with the painting and statuary
which will be view, with catalogue, the three day
preceding sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-28

rppaEy CTTY-LARGE DWELLING, l66 GRAND
d street, at auction, "Wednesday, May ~ at r NJ on
The spot three story, basement and extension; one OF
nc brick row facing south Permits Of 4. WOOD, "
montgomery street, Jersey city