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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-25
PREMIUMS.
PUBLICATION.
To the Merchants and Business Men
0f MemDhis. vf.rY.fN


of Memphis. yhsn4IoI
TIME PREMIUM LIST OF THE NEXT AN:
Il nual Fair of the Dyer County AGRICULTURAL
and Mechanical Society will be issued from
the Office Of the Dyersburg Gazette ofiice early
in next June. The Premium List. published
In neat and attractive form, will contain A
Sketch Of Dyer County and other valuable
local information. In this pamphlet pro-
pose 10 insert few frst-class advertisements
from your city. A heavy edition II the work
will be published and placed in the hands OF
the directors for distribution in this and the
adjoining counties. The pamphlet will con-
tain from % to 90 pages, each page being not
less than 5x8 inches in size. The following
are the advertising rates:
one rag
One-Half
Ome-Fourih Page.............-.......-..
One.Eighth Page................-..,....-..' ..- D
Payable when the Pamphlet is published.
The Fair will be held near Dyersburg, Octo-
Der IS, Is, II, IS and 10, lS72.
WIN. HENRY, Of the LKDoER Office. is my
Authorized agent, and will receive advertise
ments for above Pamphlet.
Hoping to receive your advertising favors
AZ an early day, am. sincerely your,
TOM w. NEAL,
1880 Editor State gazstte:
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


MARCUS j. WRIGHT is candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff of Shelby
county at the ensuing August election, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic Conven-
tion of June nth 4S-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-25

A HERALD special from Richmond,
Virginia, says that in consequence OF
the discordant elements in, and the
inharmonious proceedings Of, the Repub-
lican convention, Liberal movement
sprung up in Virginia, which, from the
names prominent in its development,
has assumed some importance. Promi-
nent Republicans visited Washington,
and conferred with Schurz, Trumbull
and Fenton, when a plan of action for
furthering the Liberal movement was
agreed on.
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MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL.
MEMPHIS, TRIM. April %. 1872.
dds FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF RE-
ID moving dead animals. etc., from within
the city limits. for two years from May 10.
1872 will be received at this Office ON or before
nay 4S-s I, l''S' JOHN JOHNSON Mayor
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.
MRS. ROSE P. THOMPSON,
Specialist in
Dress-Making. Millinery.
And
Fancy Goods Of all Descriptions.
No. aga Ia Main street,

Over Singers Sewing Machi0e Rooms.
COSTUMES FOR FANCY BALLS AND
" Parties. Ny Millinery ~ experienced
hands, Trusting that her reputation in for
mer years viii again insure her success. she
respectfully ssiicits your patronage. Terms
cash. MRS. ROSE y. THOMPSON.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS WATER CoMPASY.(
N. II West Court Street. I
dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
ID office until the 18th day Of April, for
trenching for water pipes. back-flling, re-
tons Of the work required can be seen at this
office. all lo4l.
Bids will be received for all or any part Of
the work. The Company reserves the right to
lS-is w JOHN CUBBINs, President.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Embe zzlement Of Letters In the Post
Ofice-The Case OF j. j. Riley.

Alleged Embe zzlement Of Letters In the Post
Ofice-Ihe Case OF j. j. Riley.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United states vs.. j. J. Rtlcy.-The further
hearing OF this case. IN which the defendant Is
charged with having embezzled letter in the Post
ONCE, was resumed yesterday before Commissioner
Belts. The court room was crowded, and consider.
able interest appeared TO be manifested In the pro-
ceedings.
Mr.. A. II. Purdy, Assistant District Attorney,
conducted the prosecution, and General hillyer
attended az counsel for the defendant M. Riley.
EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE TESTIMONY OF WILL
LIAM W. STONE.
william w. Stone sworn-I reside In Warren
street. Brooklyn; am q clerk in the New York
Post ONCE, In charge OF all letters instructed or
badly directed and 10 be returned to writer's In Do
nestle Department.; I have known defendant many
years. his reputation IL good; nave sent MIN Ict-
tcrs that were foreg and required prepayment or
were msdirected; those requiring prepayment
sent to him In sealed envelope; 1t Is hley's duty
10 send back to foreign countries letters not pre-.
paid, and In case he cannot discover from what
country they come to send them 70 the Dead Letter
ONCE; send such letters to Riley almost daily,
always In sealed envelope, which, OF course nc
must open TO get at the contents.
lross.exaWIned the envelopes are NvsNs
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that No would be elected Police Justice n 10 nd -
The question was objected to as unimportant
illegal and declaratory upon collateral subleCk
"There Is no pretence." said one OF the defend
ants counsel, "Of votes having been Ootaine0 rom
that region" (Laugnterl 1.41
The objection was overruled, and the witness
allowed 70 answer the question. r
Various other witnesses were called for the plain.
TIN, but their testimony was unimportanL The de-
fence then called some witnesses In rebuttaL :.
Judge Coulter was recalled. He ren0nrmed m
contradiction OF the testimony OF Mr. Huupi0s. bro
prietor OF L0vejoYs HoLe his previous statement
that he was not In any private room OF the hotel on
the day succeeding The election.
9. Was you In any room theres A. Yes, SIX.
@. And this was the only roomf A. The only
room.
Some other witnesses were called, bat their festi
mony elected no new facts, after which
SUMMING UP
defence and occupying the attention OF tho cOure
and Jury till the hour or adjournment He took the
usual course In revic wing the testimony, presenting
as perfectly reliable his own witnesses, ana - not
at all creditabie some OF the opposing witnesses.
ExJudge Porter will follow Mr.. Stoughton to-day
and It is probable the case, now prolonged through
nearly month, Will reach the Jury to-m0rrows =
Dey ct al vs.. Dey ct al.-Order granted.
Hebert vs.. Hebert Same
Schurz vs.. Lozier.-Referred to Hon. J0siAh
Sutherland to take proof OF the matter set forth IN
the petition and report.
Roberts ct al. Vs. Fisher Ell aL-Case settled.
The People ex rel. J0nn Leach VS.. Becker.-Hp~
peal dismissed.
Robinson VS.. Chittenden ct al.-Case settled.
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UNITED STATES DISTINCT couaT-N BANKRUPTCY.
The New York Printing Company.

The New York Printing COMPANY.
The bankruptcy case Of Edward z. Tracey, Exec.
utor Of James b. Taylor, against the New York
Printing Company, came up before Judge Batch
ford yesterday on motion for the plaintiff to show
cause why the Injunction restraining the Sheriff
from selling the property or the Defendant should
not be dissolved. The argument on the motion was
adjourned To Wednesday.
The Bowling Green Savings Bank in Bank.
ruptcy.
petition has Just been filed by Aaron May for the
purpose Of having the Bowling Green Bank de.
clared bankrupt Mr.. May In his petition, states
that between the months OF November, 1868, and
October, 1871, he deposited in the bank money to
the amount OF 50, lSo Is, which the bank received,
agreeing to pay the same on demand. Petitioner
demanded payment OF the same, winch was refused
on the ground that the bank was lnsOlvent and had
suspended about the 10th OF November 1871. There
Is further allegation In the petition that the bank
suffered properly TO De taken ON legal process by
one Shepherd Knapp, appointed as receiver Dy
the Superior Court In the city OF New York. in pro-
ceedings commenced there against the bank by
reason OF its insolvency. that That property Is now
in the possession OF Mr.. Knapp, as such receiver,
and that then the bank was tnsol went and acting
in violation OF tho Bankruptcy act Upon this
petition an order has been issued calling upon the
bank to show cause Why 1t should not be declared
bankrupt. The order will be returnable on the 80
of February.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
william Marx Sentenced TO Sing Sing Ton
Twenty Years.

William Marx Sentenced to Sing Sing foa
Twenty Years.
Before Recorder Hackett.
At the opening of the Court yesterday William
Marx placed al the bar for sentence. II VIII 30
remembered that the prisoner was convicted, ono
day last week, Of a horrible outrage upon little,
German girl.
After few words by Mr. Spencer 70 induce the
Court to mitigate the punishment Recurder Hack
ett In view the enormity Of the offence and soma
peculiarly aggravating circumstances connected
with 1t. sentenced MARI to imprisonment IN tho
State Prison for the period OF twenty years.
Before Judge Bedford.
The regular calendar OF cases was then taken mp
Judge Bedford presiding and Assistant District
Attorney Fellows prosecuting. cr
BURGLAR SENTENCED.
william Pitt, alias Martin, indicted Tor burglary
In the second degree, having on the sh OF Decenl.
Der entered the dwelling house OF Edward Selfert-
pleaded guilty to the third grade OF tnat offence.
In reply to @ question put by the Cisy Judge Pitt
SAID Cnat he served term In the State Prison ten
Judge Bedford, In passing sentence. said:-Thof
officer says you are very bad character You ar0j
indicted for burglary In the second ue5ree bus M
consequence OF technical defect in the proof the
Disttict Attorney accepted the plea OF guilty OF burr
giary the third degree, which is all the lenlency
you deserve. shall send you TO the State PRISON.
Henry Avmar was tried and convicted OF IN a.. I
eault with q dangerous weapon with intent 20 DO
bodily harm, The evidence having established theI
at Michael HOulihan as he was getting into street,
car. He was remanded Tor sentence.
AN ACQUTTTAL. n
Cornelius Murray barkeeper for Mrs Bow, ct To-
Chatham street, was tried upon charge of reCeiv-
ing q tub OF butter which was stolen from wagon
belonging 70 Onarles Hawley, grocer IN Rivingj
the Indictment, and the jury rendered verict oA
not guilty. y
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tniu i;ji GAiItEbAsS-iHls DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IN ADxmALrY.-y
Nos 90, 81, 20, 1871, l44 las, $50.
SUPREME COURr-CHAMBERS-Hed by Judge Bar@
rett-N0s. 8. 49, 81, 511s, "a, SO, 81 TN, 20, To-.
So, ST. 80, 92 90, 81, 9s. 90, 100. 1917. Call 1o4
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Hesd by Judges
243 244. PAT, 25l, 252, 253 254, 256, SO. \
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUIT-Par Held Dy
Judge Van Brunt.-NOs. 61X, 2l7, 467, 937, 2el,
1913 1885, 104l, 1861, 7l9H 1859, 1861. 1901 ~ lo63
1865, 1867 1909, 1875, lott. Part 2-Hesd by JudgS
Brady.-Case on.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Pars l--IIeid BY
Judge Freedman:-Nos. $685. o7a, soa i.2ss, !s71
1871. Part 2-held py Judge Moneil-.Nos. l.0ssa
76o. $685. LILO 1o72, LOIS, 900 1000. &c. 1lso. 240
640 1856. LAO, 824.
Held by Judge Larremore.-Nos. 1,1sS $50. l14s4
772, 1,064k 1065, BAG 347. 1.02S. ga. 81. 2l1sl
/, 083, l,04S, 1904, LOTT
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Pars l-Held By,
Judge spaulding. Nos; 7,e74, 7,!sS ISL !ss@|
1885, 7, sos Part a-iield by Judge JoAchlnsen.-l
Nos s467, s,542 1922, g. 62s, $500, $3.50 $751; Ass2
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BROOKLYN courts.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Charged With Passing Counterfeit Meuey~
Before Judge Benedict.
The cases Of John Becker and John WnliamaL
indicted on the charge OF having passed counterfeit
bills OF the Ninth National Bank OF New York, were
set down trial for yesterday In view or the ab1
sence OF the District Attorney however, the case4
were adjourned until Wednesday.
Admitted to Bail.
John whitford, who was indicted ON The charge q
distilling wniskey without complying with the rei
ouirements of the law, was admitted 70 bail In the
sum Of IS, 600 TO await trial.
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SUPREME C.UsT-CHAMBEas.
The Injunction. A. Asainys . ! lhs Dock Comm
NY lis siOnerss 'Ns

The Injunction A. Asqiness: che Dock Commits
-as. H. sioners: @@
c~.- Before Judge Barrett
The argument In this case being the third DAY
OF its continuance, was resumed yesterday,
Mr.. Ricnard O'Gorman made the closing argu.
ment on behalf OF the Dock Commissioners. SO
thoroughly exhaustive had been the arguments OF
the two counsei preceding him that there remained
but little for him 10 add. His remarks for this
reason, would not be so abstrusely legal as
his predecessors' in elaboration of nicely pre-.
pared points, He was astonished that the lawyers
on the other side who professed to be olamorous
for reform were not willing to allow the Dock Com
missioners to accomplish without hlndrance the
greatest reformatory work as regarded the city That
had ret been attempted. They insisted ON their
nuisances their oyster barge, hay depository, brick
yard and dumping ground remaining as they are.
They reminded him Of Jem Bags who played the
ciarionet with horrld excellence. Jem Baggs pos:
eessed most Ineligible views upon the subject OF
on unless he was paid. So these gentlemen as 90.
srinatey refuse 10 remove ther nuisances unless
pa sd o AMY Of ,6 mss ae%p pu
Stewart and Insist on keeping 1t there unless paid
for taking 1t away. he enlarged upon the BENEFITS
provements, and said that this nuisance had al
READY driven away good deal Of foreign shipping
granted, as he was sorry other injunotions were
ME- christopher f1ne, Ol Tue HTIu Of fluo a UdI.
Iaher, replied. lie confessed that what Mr.. O'Gor-
man had said was highly entertaining, out did not
touch single question OF law and mad no relation
to the case. while he admired his rhetoric beau
tiful imagery he failed discover that IL had any
application to the questions Of law before the Court.
He also regretted that Mr.. UGorman should fail TO
discover the sacredness OF private property except
by associating such rights with the mir.
liOnnairo and his lordly palace on Flnh'
avenue; that he (Mr Fine) had always
supposed that the law protected both the high and
the low. and that the private property OF some OF
the smallest citizens should receive the same pro-
lection as that OF the most wealthy; that while he
was equally anxious with Mr.. OGorman to see our
wafer front improved yet the proud ely OF New
York could not add Que ot uttle TO her greatness
or her glory by depriyng any citizen Of his rights
OF property without due process OF law and COM
pensati0n Mr. Fine then reviewed all OF the au.
thories cited by the counsel Oh the other side, and
claimed that none OF them were applicable to the
cases at Bar.
Mr.. Abraham R. Lawrence briefly followed. AS
he recoliected the story OF Jem Baggs this gentle
man was paid a shilling and moved on. That was
all they wanted. They wanted to be paid, ana then
they would move away.
"You got the best Of me on the Jem Baggs argu-
ment" remarked Mr.. OGorman TO him, alter
wards.
The argument concluded, ali the lawyers passed
up their papers, the Judge reservlng MS decision.
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HE COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the United States,
New York and Brooklyn Courts.

The Nsw York Printing Company Bankruptcy
Case-The Bowling Green Savings Bank in
Bankruptcy-A Case in Admiralty-Ths
Post 0fioe Letter Opening Case; State.
ment Of Mr.. Riley-The Injunction
Against the Dock Commissioner
More Of the Yorkville Police Jus
iceship - Decisions-Heavy
Sentences in the Court
Of General Sessions.
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CITY COuaT-TalAL TERM.

The Widow Landers' Suit Asainss tho ssaseue
Island Railroad Company.
Before Judge Nelson. }
Margaret Landers. Administering, Va. me ssatel
Island Railroad Company.-The trial Of THIS suie1
which y'brought u recover $4,000 damages for ing
loss OF PLAINTIFFS .Assband who was one OF the vic4
tlms ofihe Westfied disaster was resumed yesterday
and ti6 testimony concluded: Il was aaoous amila9
mrs. Madden. which was twice tried and resulted
In q disagreement OF the jury. each time. Tue
Landers case was yesterday adlounleu untii tnia
mence 70 sum up
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COUNTY cCUaT-cnAMBEHs.
Hunter Admitted to Bail.
Before Judge Moore.

James W. Hunter, who was arrested on tho
charge Of having shot Mary Brown, his house{
keeper at 10 Fulton street, the 18th instant waa
admitted TO bail IN the sum Of 5000 by Judge
Moore Yesterday morning. Hunter was previously
taken before Police Justice Walsh when HIS counseI1
Messrs. Morris & Ready, waived an exam1nati0S[
and Hunter was held to await tine action OF the
Grand Jury. Counsel then appeared before Judge
Moore, sitting In Chambers and made application
to have the prisoner released on bali showing al
the same time that the woman was out OF danger9
The Judge granted the application, as aready
stated, and the accused was released
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MARINE cOUST-pART 3.


Decisions. 80
BY Judge Joacfrfmsen.
Terhorst va Lcgge.-,udgment for plaintiff To-
$2l8 80 and costs and $25 allowance. ]
Stenerlein va. Observation-Disclosures fer plaintiff IoE
500 and costs and $25 allowance.
Kinsteiner vs. Higgins. Judgment for defendant
for costs and $25 allowance. tt.i.t .
Graham vs.. Ullner.-Moion for new trial on
Judges minutes denied, ana judgment ordered on
lOwance ~
Wilson VS.. Hormann.-Case submitted. Decision
reserved. 81 +
Ferris w. Naturalization for new trial denied.
and Judgment entered verdict for $50 for thu
plaintiff and costs for defendant.
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SUPREME COURT -TeIAl 1Eaw-3ApT 2.
The YOrkvilIe Police Jmsticcslsip.
Before Judge Brady.

Murray vs. Coulter. On the reassembllng OF the
Court yesterday, large crowd sill throngIng the
court room, some more witnesses In rebuttal were
called for the plaintiff
Reynolds Fechster. an Insurance broker, tesuned
that he had conversation with Judge Coulter
short time previous TO the charter election IN 1862
relative to the election OF Police Justices.
Y Did Mr., Coulter " this conversation 'eu you
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cousI.

Charge of Illegally Selling IlSuor.
Before Commissioner Wir.slow. I,
D. wacker was before the Commissioner yester{
day on the charge OF retailing liquor nj the corne
OF Smith and Sackett Streets South Brooklyn, With
out paying the special tax required Nv law. H9
was admitted to bail to await an examination 90
the charge. y
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaT-IH ADMIRALTY.

In the case OF W. W. Evans VS.. The barge known
as the wnKesbarre Coal and Iron Company the libel
was dismissed, with COSTS
In the case OF Pickert vs.. Smith motion 10 open
o default was denied.
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SupRems COuaT-S'eclAl Teal


BY Judge Pratt. u
Solar Chemical WORKS vs.. Jonn McKesson ct AL
Motion for receiver aud Injunction denied, with $40
costs.
sarah Goodwin, Administrative, John Doer.I
acknowledgement for defendant. dlsmissIng COnn~d
plant with costs. y
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, ian. a. 1872.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day caleng
der for January 23:-Nos. a., 40 a. -, a Is, 81
and 80 4
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HER
lands, affected thereby: that ihs following
Board Of Assessors for examination by all persons int
III laying Belgian payment in Eishtysixth sire
from First avenue 10 avenue G. = ''~'e'"'' '''s
from f2i ssssn sire
FoI laying Belgian avement in Seventy fourth sire
c For laying Belgian pavement in Ludlow street, f
g. For laying Belgian pavement in Eldridge sire
from Division Street 70 Houston street
from fSp Street sss q s ssss in sire
TpE laying :l, Belgian in varick street. FRI
For laying Bsgsn Third N
Houston street q Eishteenth street : eA's "
from third q East River IN
and tagging Street, from Eighth Avenue s to s1
tagging stree 20
and tagging Eshsshird street, from Trd aven sa
is For building sewer in Sixty NTH street, betws
NJ For Building sewer Between sxcth and sixty 81,
streets and between avenue and Third avenue
by Fiity fourth Street and Fity-Hfth street and Fou
avenue and Madison avenue.
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
l. Both sides Of Eighty sixth street. from Third aver
to East River to the extent Of half the block on the
q Both sides Of Sixteenth street. from First avenue
avenue TO the extent Of half the block the nter
Both sides Of Fifty fourth street. from Eighth to Nil
avenue to the extent Of half the block the interse
l. Both sides of seventy-fourth street. from Third a.
nue. to avenue TO the extent Of half the block the
s. Both sides OF Ludlow street, from Canal to Slant
street. to the extent Of half the block on the ntersect
Both sides Of Eldrdge street, from Division 70 Ho
ton street to the extent OF half the block on the intersc
Both sides OF Macdougal street. from Spring to Eigt
street to the extent OF half the block on the intersecu
9 Both sides Of varick street from Franklin 70 G
.. Both sides Of Third avenue, from Fourteenth
To- both sides Of G. from Houston to Eightee,
street. to the extent OF hafthc block the ntersect
IL Both sides of Twenty-sixth street, from Third
nue. to East River to the extent OF half the block
Harlem River to the extent hall the block on the
IL BOTH sides Of Church street. from Fulton to Nor
street. TO the extent OF half the block nersect
is Both sides Of Eightythird street, from Third
nue. to Fifth avenue to the extent Of half the black
Is Both sides 0: sixty.nh street, from Eighth 20 Nj
The north side Of Sixty fourth street. Fig
from sixtyoarth 10 sixtysixth street u ' '0"''va
The pspsrb sSensS o and as SD
The 6psk bound bounded BY ny %nd;l and Fyn
All persons whose Interests are affected by the alb,
named ssments. and who opposed TO the same
fSSf S ' 81 he oR sest
Assessors at their office 10 Chatham street. within th
~ THOMAS b. AsrEN,
RICHARD TWEED
JOHN TYLER KELLY.
49, - Board Of Assessor
New YORK. Oct. II, 1872
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SALES AT AUCTION.


"A sassTGSm; = Shs%bf sis spa f sS streets
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is,
at II O'Clock, mt their saesrooms,
cHoss ~ AND
and Enssasnsi, . 1c sinbrscins he WORKS o.
& T. T. sMl sesrS Van Va tsS ssysiaoncs,
6 &C. i Pd a;iopit', H Z; msgSenay'
Toussant j. l. Van Lcemputtcn,
/ + R snsaHa' !. w sfiSisTaaan'
Ss &; H Hss E.sys ;ai;sss''''
s. 5 J gaBss foiwer, Il 8a ssdr"SlsaSn,
old The aSoy so arg
now on exhibition, with catalogues
4 LBERr B. wALDRoN, AucTIoNEER
THIRD X asSs!g sgr Cedar street.
THOMAS W. DOYLE 4 SONS
THIS DAY THURsDAY,
' ooSkE # I'll III as Above the balance
sI strf sSs o' as ana
Furniture Of every description '''' : - AA1 ''"'"'e'
y,,,,,unr sE e. III SSSEs1M As Up ~, :, :
removed from residence
China and Bohsmisn Vases spa" PssTla Ss'S &C.
Gilt and walnut framed cromoA
This hia Bay sr xS 3 Res o'af ts;
altos G HSis III % ms aSSSEss
syEny , FINE ROAD ,hSS sSssss
SaHP A sSsG SSg EGEf H4 HeSsEs
h00kA~Ass ssRfSaSs at pb b. s'sess &C.
American fisssals and pfFs sasisa 1 Cutlery
ssssss h ssss riTa %5Sism. les