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MURDER RECORDS.
A prnnLRR KILLED BY A FARMRR.

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ST. JOHNsBURY, VT, June 30.-JOhn Stanton,
a German pedder stopped, Saturday afternoon at the
house OF James Snow. in Walden, aud asked Mrs Snow
II she wished TO purchase any goods. Mrs. Snow re-
piled that she had money. Stanton said, guess
you have money, farmers generally have plenty or
it," Mr. Snow who in the house drunk, asked what
he knew about it, and ordered him to leave. Stanton
said to Snow, guess you win not hurt anybody" and
got his wagon Snow then took small fowling-pece
and deliberately shot the pedder. Stanton fell upon
the seat OF wagon and died immediately Snow then
pulled the body upon the ground and sent his wife
the neghbors to tell them what he had done snow
IL under arrest.
COMMUNAL VENGEANCE.
CINCINNATI June 30.-At Des MOines, Iowa,
on Saturday night, Nelson Yard shot and instantly
killed Jackson Jones, who he alleges. had outraged bis
wife. Mrs. Yard also fred shot at Jones with re
volver, but missed. Yard and hIs wife surrendered
voluntarily, and both in Jail.
REPORTED DUEL
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.--A rumOr is current
here that Col r. b. Rhett, jr.. chief editor OF The
cayune, and exJudge Cooley have gone to Mississippi
City to ght a duel. Cooley Of the counsel for
the plaintiff in the recent suit OF Hawkins agt. The
Peaguie for libel.
WAGNER IN JAZZ. AGAIN.
SACo, Me-, June 30.--Wagner was brought
from Alfred this morning aud lodged in Jail ID this city
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FRENCH COMMUNISTS.

PROPOSITION TO REMIT SENTENCES OF MERToRIoUs
PRISONERS.
PARIS Monday, June so, 1873.
President MacMahOn intends to ask the
Commission OF Pardons remit the sentences Of those
Communist prisoners whose behavior has been unex-
ceptionable since their conviction.
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UTE INDIANS KILLED BY WHITE MEN.

LARAMIE CRY. Wy. T., June 3O.-TAe Laramie Sen
aasl Of to-day has the following:
scveral parties Of Ues have for some time past been
and about Ia vns Bfins lao miles vest OF here,
the Union Paeino Rarsad fbose Indians have recently
been accused Of cemmittins dspredations, and
HatQydaY paSty Of sinteps fron Ravns went 70 enc
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THE FISHERY INVESTIGATION.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 30.-Prof. Baird and
his party arrived here to-day TO begin their investiga
tion Of the fihsrisa Tasir headapaxiaxs I'LL Do u
Peaks Islapg.
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OF the Ute camps when quarrel ensued In which the
citizens killed 10 or IA Indians and 10 ponies lot
OF blankets saddles &C. and returned TO Rawhns the
Indians are very much excited and general Ute war IL
feared in consequence, which will seriously interfere
with tho timber the mining and other interests
throughout this region.
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CONTINUANCE OF THE CABINET CRISIS IN
ITALY.

kOAE. MONDAY, June ~, 1913
The ministerial crisis continues. The nego-
between Bnghet and Depretis have been broken
of and Mnghetu will attempt the creation OF a Cabinet
out OF the old majority in Parliament
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\ Danbury young man who was once a
clerk lately went on farm 10 work The
first night in his new position he was detailed
to remove "A calf from the apartment To an
other she'd and while engaged, a. thousands
have ltvn before him. in showing the contrary
beast along, the mother reached under the
tails OF his coat with her horns and suddenly
lifted him up against roof of the building with
a force that threatened to Shatter every bone
in his body. The first thing he did on return
ing 10 the earth wsS to rub himself; the next
was 10 throw UP his place IL said he didn't
boubt that agriculture was a noble pursuit,
and that the farmer needed an assistant in the
discharged of the muliifariolls duties, hut he
didn't believe the Creator destined him for
making .kylights IN cowShcds,-D'Tjnry
Ner,.
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On Grunting.

The following story is told by John Smith
Se will suppose his name to be john SMITH
and his son Virgil, Is said to be true bill -
Smith had very promising young horse,
ROW for the first time in training for the track
The other day Virgil, Il bright little chap
80 me ten years of age was speeding the colt
around the track, and was making the run in
gallant style, when the colt suddenly SHE'D
AND threw the boy of. The cause of this WIS
q young pUrker that had slowed himself in
thh brasil close to the track, quiet spectator
Of the colts performance, until the latter got
almost opposite him, when, hog-like, he made
a vioIent rush, with the result mentioned. BY
she time his anxious father regGhed the
ground the boy was On his feet unhTt. SAID
the father:
Virgil, you don't know how to ride Il colt
to Bet lttEc pig like that throw You OF. |
don't want the colt spoiled; want him 80 go
round the track, and I'll show you that pig
can't prevent him"
Iii BET YOU" said Virgil, he'll throw you
too, if a pig makes him jump nike he did
with me"
No, he won't, Virgil; You can get in the
brush there, ana when | ride hiEl around you
can cruNt like a pic. I'll show You how It's
done" said the elder Smith
Accordingly the colt was than caught and
mounted Ivy the elder Smith. the boy in the
meantime having taken his position in the
brush to play The role of pig, in which he
succeeded to perfection for when the sire, afler
a rattling run, he started like young grizzly,
and, tearing ont Of the bush caused the panic
stricken colt To pitch J. is rider ingloriously
in the dirt. Gathering himself up, he said,
savagely What did YOU DO that for? / told
you 10 grunt like pig, ANA not like blasted
old hog"
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CHAPTER Ill

Capt viii VI. Fcrrctts returned 10 Cor.
nellie His absence had evidently had a bad
effect on him. Judging from the unpleasant
combination ofiluSh and pallor which seemed
Ia form his complexion.
His companion, rallied him on his appear
ancr Spare me, gentlemen said the Cap
tain; although in experience "a man of the
world. | am at heart simple lover OF nature
always played the rural lovers in the the
alter at standardization choice, sir. rs my
position did not nocc>sitaic it. | return. sir
from the c;:y. shat sccthing sea of co>mopoii
tan strife. San Francisco, with a feeling OF
relief and ycarning for something Arcadi
an and by Joyc. sir. | have found il, Tn,
fair Ophciia. if may - designate Ihe Uniur
iupate maniac Of Corncillc-l refer. Of course
"a the town Of that name and Rpt to The cclc
- F.. .l-19slis.- has found % Ham
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RCSE CUTTINGs.-MaI Elosc, an expert
enccd gardener, says:
Instead of throwing my prunings away
last spring, used them a. cuttings, putting
a whole lot of them, about dozen or more, in
a marmalade jar flied with coarse sand and
water with sufficient of the latter to be about
quarter of an inch or so above the sand.
then plunged the jar in u slight hot-bed, and
let the cutting have all the light and sun pos
sible-neyer shading once. Aftereight weeks
| examined the Jars and found HE roots to
fiji them, and the shoots to he in the healtht
est condition. Nothing could be more so.
Out of about 100 cuttings Of some three dozen
different kinds of roses, only missed striking
fifteen. which think is a very encouraging
result
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Old and " sc

STUNNED eY \ METFOR-The following
singular incident, which occurred on the
night of the l2th of November, when the me-
teorS of the November period were due, is
narrated IN a letter from Mr. Robin Allen,
Secretary to the Corporation OF the Trinity
House, To- the President of the British ROYAL
Society, which appears in the last number of
the Proceedings. The letter runs thus II
am directed To- acquaint you that on the 18th
"t November last, nj II \. NJ, - meteor burst
against the Seven Stones light vessel, belong.
I my 10 this corporation, and mOOrcd about
/ nlnc and half miles east by north of the
lSciliy Islands, and that It has been reported
thar the watch were struck sensclcSs for a
Short period, seeing nohing before the shock
bm that. on recovery, halls of fire like large
stars, were falling in the water like splendid
1 fireworks, and that the decks were covered
with Cindrr~, which crushed under the sail
lurs' feet - they walked. Il appeared the
men said, rs itsomc,hing was passing swiftly
and met with the obstruction of the vessel
and burst. The superintendent reports that In,
men say there was a very decided smell OF
birthstone, hut adds that they did not men
ton that until he asked them. There is rca
son To fear that the cindcrs were washed of
The decks 10y the rain and sea before daylieh,
ard IL happened also, before daylight. tina
the men did nos think 20 ohserv: the com
passes
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CHAPTER ~.

Ny DEAR J gRRY-Good ncw>-the best OF
news. First about Ellie, and next about my
picture. You remember that the doctor whom
YOU brought doan TO COrneillc said that FL.
lie would recover entirely, and be AS she was
wont to he. Well il is ab0ut two years since
then; and this lTttle miner.girl graduated AT
the heightened school to which my mother
sent her, with great success. She read an es-
say on ironticr-dte, which was wildly ap-
plauded and bOuqneted.
What does that beautiful product Of lux
ury know about frOutier-lIsc?' asked PROBES
~Or Guitot the distinguished sdr0Ht, Of me
And told him; aud he said il was wonder
full and then Introduced him. But, if you
don't come East before the 10th OF next
moath, you can't Doc introduced to Ellie Coch-
raue. for she VIII have another name after
that. Sd6Ct
And now about nay pidUr. Here is my
hest newspaper notice, though the critic cyi-
IDENTITY knew very ittie about art:
No. 1927, 10y Mr. rheo>,ore b. Barclay,
though done 10y new hand, i still the work
OF person by nature, if NOT by education, an
artSi,t II represents u chlL with blonde hair
falling over her shoulders, and with an cX-
preston, half of sadness. half of fear, in her
large and beautiful eyes, in Silycrminc,
holding a candle "A her t4nh, as though look
inc for some one The contrast between the
darkness of the lgine and the sparkle Of that
portion of the wall on which the light falls Is
admirably done while too much praise can
not he given to the cNpyGsSion ot the face. Bal
the lower part of the figure is not defined
With sufficient s'earnyss; and We think the
artist made an CrrOr in the choice of broEll
for III" color OF he childs dress, when red or
blue would have been Il much more effective
contrast"
This idiot, | suppSre. wishes that | had
made Ellie int0,a bluejay or hamingO. How
ever, the picture has made success, ana
can afford To IN. charitable.
NV mother has unearthcl the story OF
Murray Cochnane, who, poor fellow, was a
victim to the Niles and villany of Others, 1t
is Il story whiRh YOU have 4 right to know
ana shall hear when you come East. as YOU
will, am sune, on receipt of this letter, both
for Ellic'S sake and that OF your friend.
TuEO. B BNRCLNy.
.tF.H kaH
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strikingly beautiful.

S'i'hiiEiN
Spreading rapidly through the Western pa
pers under credit to the LU00ry Jou1udl is a
domestic story in the very latest style Of Amer.
can humor, Us the appended extract shows;
\ NEW CASABTANCA
The man looked at his boy, proudly, stern.
ly, Sorrowiully. The lad looked into his
fathers face, sadly, cXutingly hcroically.
1t was a living tabcau no artist could repro.
duce Billy" said the father, graycly, II
took your mother and sister to church ycStcr.
day" Yes sir" And LETT You To see to
the things" YES, sir, replied the boy, gaz.
out through the window at the flicker Us
it hitchcd down the gate post, and finally
flew into the grass with shrill chirp. And
YOU didn't water the pigs" 1000, Oh sir!
Gecroody! Oh, mel Lawsy, lawsy me-"
The scion of an apple tree rose and fell in
the hands of Mr.. Coulter, and up from the
jacket of the lad like incense from an alter,
rose a cloud of dust mingled with Il nap of
Jeans. Down in the young clover of the mea-
dow the lark and sparrowS sang chcerily, the
gnatS and flies danced up and down in the
sunshine, the fresh, soft leaves Of the vines
rustlcd, and all was merry indeed. Billy's
eyes turned toward the face of his father in
appealing agony, but still with Il sharp hiss
the switch hit the air, falling steadily and
mcrcilcssly on his shoulders. And long the
Green banks of the river the willows shook
tbicr shiny finger ut lifting fog, and the voices
Of children going to school Smote the sweet
may wind oh pap, | IL not forget pigs no
more,' SpeCt You won't neither.' The wind
by sudden puff lifted into the room IA show.
cr Of white bloom petals from sweet apple
tree letting them fall into the patchwork
carpet, the while aplowman whistled plant
iycy in "A distant field. Dutch! Crackce,
Oh. pap, pap, Shut your mouth, LII LII
SPLIT YOU to the backbone" How many de
lightful places in the woods, how many cool
snots beside thcmurmuring river would have
more pleasant to Billy than the place he then
occupied. "Oh, me, oh, mem yelled the
Ml Still the dust rose and danced in the
,hnting let of sunlight that fell across the
room, and the hens out at the barn cacklcd
for low over the new eggs laid in choice
places At one time, during the falling of
the rod, the girl quit washing and thruSting |
her head into the kitching, said in Subudcd |
tone, "mv land amt Billy gittin' an awful |
Yno2" YOU'RE mighty right" replied the |
mother. sOlemny.
Along toward the last Mr.. Coulter tiptocd |
At every srtoke The switch actually scream
I'd through the air As it fell. Billy danced, |
Now 90, sir" cried the man, tossing the
ril2led stump ola gad out of the window.
Go. now. and the next time YOU water them
,ics" And, while the finch poured cataract
IF mcladv from the locust, he went. Poor
loy, That was terrible thashing and to
make it worse, it had been promised to him
he evening before, so that he had been dread
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SNoBs.--Thc word does not exist in France,
because they have not the thing. The snob
is the child of aristocrat societies: prrched
on the step of the long ladder. he RESPECTS the
man on the round above him, and despises
the man on the step below, without inuuiring
what they are worth, solely on account of
their poSiton in his inncrmost heart he finds
it natural to kiss the boots of The former, and
to kick the one below hlm.-7aine'S EaglisA
Ltt,y1Glry
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,FHrEr,>> 20 LINo EUYEHs.

.,,,. ,..,,-.,,r,.. t. Grant irs--.ow Prices, Long
t,-esi s,t a I,enate - Il nearly o. -,
sell and Spi.ucd climate short ana i..' is5r,iI M
ian,i,, td nj Wtlter'n- e stock; plenty ~ t'sli
1ss AZ Ihe night oal stone arc 100 ~, 500
$50 ~, - mr. h-r tT.i e.. no lands Owned ~
~ 80. tr,..frau and Prescriptions nor a'tli ii ~.
al is.s ,.ilroas on the uH % the great ln'- ''
Products Will Ray Tor Ian! anu I'M to- 7lA
MS TIE BEST oPPoRTt MY Eghh - I!, 1'1O -
a. psIlt- sirua.& ~ r.',n' '1nrNa''' " -
Fs,sIreulAr. aad general Information selress
AZ. TOIZALiN,
a,,,. N.as-er LAID DCp''. I1PsAA' Nan
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p Waiting? 1t shall not wait long, then. Ger
tleman, my friend NJ Theodore Parker Bal
p clay, from Boston, very much Let IL ga
g lop"
CHAPTER II.
G Teddy Barclay was u butterfly. He hat
l thoughts, affections feelings, passions, ol
f cans: but he was rich, amiablc, and UNI
versal pet Every woman who knew Inn
! enjoyed his society; and no husband va
ever Jealous thereby. He could ito thing
permitted 10 no other man, because h" ncNc
Ibid what the other men did. He lilrlcd, bu
transparently. He was Il happy, sunny boy
governed less by his moral sense than by M
fine instinct Idolzed by his parents, h'
had no one 10 arouse in him the strong Gle
ment of manhood that fights, and, whether
I conquered or defeated, adds to human good
! But lately Teddy had become rs much dlS
satisfied as il was possible for him to be; and
after skimming through college, and fullrr
ing about Europe, he came to The Paclhc
coast to visit his old friend Jerry Eckcrt-
Jerry Eckcrt who had for four year, scoldcd
and priicd hin--,Icrry ECkcrt, who, having
displayed marked forscnic ability in college,
| had astOnishcd all his Clas~mulc, by bccom-
ing miner far away from what they con
sidcrcd civilization BY the tim" that Teddy
b,d bnnr wv, L,ur. in Inc ruulu every man
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UCTION SALE, AUCTION SALE
"A OF elegant and costly Household Furniture
THIS DAY SATURDAY., at I0is O'Clock

30 West Tweniy.hrst street near seventh avenue.
ROBERT c. CASiliN Auctionecr.
Parlors contain Administer Carpets; French plate Pier
Mirrors latest Style rosewood and walnut Paror Suits,
satin and brocate Lace Curtains elegant
Paris Bronzes Clocks Centre and Console Tables ineid
Cabinet Etagcres Turkish Chairs oil Paintings Orna.
mens, &c magnificent rosewood IA octave Panoorte.
Dining Room contains, viz. brussels CARPET Extcn.
sion Table Buffet Dining Chairs; Glass China and silver
Ware, Cutlery, &c.
Chambers-Brussels Carpets rosewood and walnut
Bcdstcads Bureaus, wasstands Lounges Easy Chairs,
suits In reps Curtains Mirrors Mattresses Readng &C.
Library Furniture, viz :Bookcasc and BooA Library
Tables, Chairs Carpets, &c Also Kitchen Furniture, In
grain Carpets &c. Notice. open ~ as O'Clock A.
Nj. Catalogues ready Take 7ih 18th avenue ears TO
2ist street n. Is Sale positive
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIOyEER
wi Execurixs sale of Property isi and l53 Hudson st.
- H. II. LUDLOW co. - -
VIII sell al auction TUESDAY, April 10 1873, at ~
O'clock ~ the Exchange salesroom, III broadway Trim
Ivy Budng New YORK. sale by ORDER OF the executrix Of
william James Bopgs, deceased -
Hudson streetVauabt Lot, With two story and attic
brick Dwelling, known No l, 2ox3O feet and extern
SION contains water, gas, II rooms &C Lot2lxo feet
Hudson strretvauabc Lot, with two story and attic
brick Dwelling No 1874 gx39e .et contains gas water
simple Terms AZ sale Maps, &c, at the oiicc Of the
Agctig ncers, 10. 8 Pine street. New York
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DYE. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
Extra Large Sale OF Household Furniture

THIS DAY Saturday, April IL. at l0h o'clock,
very large sale Of all kinds OF Parlor Bedroom Library
and Dining Room Furniture, about leO Carpets 80 40
ros new English Carpets and Qilcloths AMI large
&c. from dealer declining business, together with ~
loads Of rich Furniture from several families 4Ponos l6
French plate Mirrors counter Showcases, Desks Gas
Fxures about a9 sets lace damask and reps Curtains
Mattresses BEDDING oil Paintings and Engravings. Sew.
ing Machines C,i;;s Glass and Kitchen Ware &C. also
about 100 yards entirely English BRUSSELS Carpets
\. B.-Carpets will be sold about "a or O'Clock.
)Y JOHN A. DUNN. AUCT1ONEER-wILL SELL
,his day at i9 o'clock at "a Mott street in lots the
walnut Counter aud back Shelving. Ale Pumps. Stove,
Mirror Glassware, Tables Chairs Clock, Engrayings
johns
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JACOB DoGERT, AUCTIoNEER.

- :, y, tbs Jay, NNfi ~,
at II o'clock, at the auction rooms No. North william
street. Household Furniture, consisting of Tcc .tctes
Seas Lounges Bureaus, Waslistands, Tables Chairs,
marble top Cottage suits Wardrshe mahogany and blnck
walnut Desks black walnut Beisteads Feather Beds,
Mattresses Bedding Kitchen Furniture Brussels and In
grain Carpets; lot insmithls Iools. &c.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF ALDERNEY OR JERSEY CAT
a tle-At Brghts,de. West Earns Y. on Thursday,
ton tho entire stock OF thoroughbred Jersey Herd Book
Cattle. belonging to and imported and bred by Richard
H0e also several pure bred scotch Stag Hounds from
choice mpor 81 stock on view the day previous 70 the
sale. Brightsde Il on the Southern Boulevard and West
Chester road, mile east M0rrsania depot Hare
Railroad or ~ miles by the Southern Boulevard rem
Harlem BRIDGE Tiled avenue sale ~ take place rain
shine
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A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
"A Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street
Horse auction branch 49, 81 Is and 70 East Thirteenth
street, between Fifth avenue and University place
LARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Removed to the salesrOom for convenience Of sale.
ARCH JOHNSTON, will sell Tuesday. at l0a O'Clock,
at his eaIcsr0om 81 Nassau street. large assortment OF
Secondhand Furniture.
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CTORES AND OFFICES ON BROADWAY AND SIXTH
- avenue.-A building is being erected Sixth
avenue connecns with LOS to 26e Broadway between
rupancy OH May Il will be htcd up into stores and
offices TO suit tenants. Apply TO W. $. MELDRUM 1859
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EAsT SIDE, UP TowN.-To LET OR LEASE,
II frame House consisting OF seven apartments also
stable room for two horses, wagon room and hay
loft situated two lots; rent low to good tenant
Please call on the premises, In Seventytt street loo
feet east Of avenue A, address EAST SIDE, box III
Herald Office
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A UCrIQN SALE, TITS DnT, AT PRIVATE
"A residence IA West 26tli ST.. commencing at lO1s
0clock-Over 500 lots of rst class city made Household
Furniture, comprising In parvz rosewood pianofcrte
rich paror suits, bedroom Suits, Brussels CARPETS Oil
Paintings, Lace Curtains, Etagcres Bookcase Orna
mems ns:s;a log Tables Turkish Chairs. single and
Mattresses Louges Clocks, Bedding also Dining Room
Basement and Kitchen Furniture Plate cutlery China
Buffet Extension Table, Chairs, DC.
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trusting to their merit to secure good attendance on the
evening of sale. . 49,,
Also Nine Hazards Jewelry Laces, Furs, Antiquities
Articles Vertu the Tuieries and French Empress
10 be sold without reserve
The Furniture will be sold Mt 2 r. NJ
ROBERT SOMERNlL4E Auct,oueer,
ven
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THIS DAY SATURDAY., at i0ls O'Clock,
at the elegant residence 30 West l5thst. 9Th
Drawing koomsSupcrb Suits, covered silk brocade of
the richie description Marqueere bes dc Cabinets
Tables Jariinicres, kncoignnros elegant Canopy ka
Sccretaire Bookcase 100 vols choice Books velvet
medallion Carpets; Lace Curtains Paintings. by eminent
artists Bronze starnry, Vases, magnificent rosewood
rianotorc ccebra led maker Music Stand, Stool Cover.
Chambers-Rosewood. wrnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward
Robes Commodes, suite, style Louis XIV Mattresses,
&c Dining Rcoms-Extcnson Table Buffet siiycrwarc,
Chinaware Linen, Glassware; Basement Kitchen Fur
nturc; also Servants Apartments N. H.-i'arcs wish
ing to attend this sale take 9th stages 9th