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On SATURDAY, the 6ti, day Of Dece nber a. 3.
NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. S. LAND orrrcE,

U. S. LAND OFFIcE,
HELENA, NJ T., November 1873.
vFNHOMAS WATERHDUSE. whose postofice ad-
dress is Gallatis, Gallstn comfy. NJ. r., has
filed his application To enter agricultural land
the northwest quartz Of the northeast quarter and
the northest quarter Of tho northwest qarter
section j! in township No. 2, north of range No.
east, which land is suspended from entry as
agricultural land. Notice Is hereby given that
hearing will he had ut this office on the ath day
day Of December. a. p. Io7,. at 10 % clock ~ m.
determine rs 10 the mineral or nO-minrral siar-
acter OF the land, and testimony 10 be used on
SAT- hearing will be taken before r. w HILL
Notary Public, at his office in Galatin in said
codnty, commencing at 10 CLOCK s.. on the 18th
day OF December, a ID. 1873
1t 10 alleged Their, ar known minors. nor
mining improvements Or claims upon siu iaiii
: =. CHILD Register.
l.. u LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant hoI3-5w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THE obsequies Of Mrs. Mary Curtis
Lee, widow Of the late General Robert
E. Lee, took place on the 9Th in Memo
rial Chapel, Lexington, Virginia. The
remains were deposited by the side Of
her husband. Mrs. Lee was 81 years
OF age. Business Of the city was en-
tirely suspended, and many places
We're draped in mourning.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

TIE withdrawal of $4,000 in spe-
Gle from the Liverpool branches of the
Bank of England for shipment to New
York, it is understood to have been
the cause of that Bank advancing III
terest to nine per cent. Before the fail
uro of Jay Cooke s Co. money was
only per cent.
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THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
y. r. POTTS
ths Governor.
LAS. n. GALLAwAr, secretarv.

There is no conceaaznent of the fact
that there is strong feeling with the
people everywhere to bring about some
change in public affairs both in States
and nation. The late elections indi-
: cate that tho masses are disseminated
and mean to have relief from oppres-
z sion. From some cause or other money
has shifted East, and legislation is in
a measure controlled by that section to
the impOverishment of tho South and
West. The whole country appears to
be mere tributaries to swell the Golfers
Of the pampered and rich Nothing
now appears to be done on the square.
Legislation no longer carries forward
measures Of public policy for the in
terest of all parts of the Union, but
rings and Igonopolies arc the CONTROL
ing power They send men to Congress
rand the State Legislatures to promote
their schemes OF plumber. They have
Democrats as well as Republican rep
pesentatives that belong to them and
in their pay in legislative halls.
This has become apparent to the
country, and the people are organizing
and propose taking matters into their
own hands, and the recent elections
show that they have made themselves
felt i'll almost every section. The re
suit in New York, however, is q dc
ciled victory for the Democrats-in
Ohio, also, the Republicans have met
with defeat. The losses that the party
has sustained elsewhere are victories
FOR the Changers, as against mOnopo-
lies. The result of this Falls election
will have q beneficial effect on national
legislation and eauso Congress to be
very liberal and more inst in it's legis-
lation. We indulge tho hope that
measures will be adopted afiording re-
lief in this time of pressure. The at
tempt to make this generation pay off
the public debt must DO abandoned.
There should DO q reduction of taxes,
and the tariff modified. One OF the
principal causes of the stagnation III
business arises from the attempt to
liquidate our Indebtedness too rapidly.
After the close OF the war a large por-
ton of the country was in no condition
for extinguishmenG to the extent that
has been pressed. The expenses of
the National and State governments
have become enormous, and the coun-
try has been bled freely i'm the last ten
years to sustain then, in the unprece-
dcnted extravaganza. Tho farmer in
illinois may well complain when his
member of Congress gets for one days
salary more than he can get for one
hundred bushels of corn or twenty
bushels OF wheat. Then he must GER
tainly eroan when he makes the calcu- |
latiOn and finds the President gets
near one hundred and forty dollars a
day for four years. These facts have /
had much to do in bringing about the I
changes shown in tho recent elections
The result will have good effect, and
the country receive the benefit of it.
h " r
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

GENERAL BUTLER predicts that
there will be dozen bills to repeal the
salary act introduced within ten min.
utes after Congress has assembled.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THE director of the Mint is making
arrangements for the coinage Of both
gold and silver to an extent heretofore
unprecedented, SO as to be ready for
the resumption of specie payment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

a DISPATCH Of the Sth from tie
commander Of the Spanish troops at
Santiago de Cuba to the Captain Gem
eral confirms the news OF the execu-
tom Of Ryan and other Cuban "patri-
ots't ON the 18th. The dispatch says
thar m4t tAe;S aleaAh With fsra4rliA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

KANSAS papers say 1t is safe to say
that seven acres of wheat are sown
this year where there was one last
year. This is an evidence that the
farmers are in good spirits and have
faith iii the future.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

II is intimated that Ex-Minister
Charles De Long is coming back from
Japan to seek an election to the United
States Senate from Nevada.
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john RENsHAW, tho well known
Indian interpreter and trader, formerly
of Montana, is now at Wyoming on
his way to Washington.
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RxslGSED.-Mr, g.. w Carpenter. the eff
cient Secretary Of the Territorial Fair Asso :
citation. has resigned.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

MAJ. Al. SIMMONS was married in Helena
on Tuesday NIGHT t. Miss Kate Z. Coates.
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n REmovED.-M Major Ensign, agent OF the
Blackfeet Indians. has been removed and X.
F. May, Of Helena. appointed in his place.
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THANKSGIVING.
AZ Tnr s;.rsspHs,ir-A rnocLAn 1ros:


The approaching close of another year brings
with the occasion for renewed thanksgiving and
Acknowledgements 10 the Almighty Ruler Of the
Universe for the unnumi,ered mercies which He
kas bestowed upon ms. Abundant hsrvests have
been among the rewards 81 @nr industry, with
aoms local exceptions; health has been among our
many blessings ENJOYED; trwfIuilty at home and
ieace with other nations have prtvA lied; frugal in
eiustry Is re2aining iss merits Of recognition and
iss me rited reward; and gradually. bnt under the
providence of Cod surel., 80 we trlst, the nation
10 recovering from lingering result OF n dread
full civil strife For these and all the other mer-
eies voucbsafed it becomes people To re-
fnn our heartfelt and grateful Acknowledgements,
sNd with Our than ksgving may nnits our pray
ings.
/, therefore, recommend thar
ON THURSDAY. TEE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next the people meet in their respectioe places of
mighty God for His hounties and his protection to
offer to Him prayer for their continuance.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caufed the seal of the United States to be af
fixed. Done 1T Washington, tn. 18th day of Octo-
her, In the year of Lord, 1873, and Of tire Inde
pendence Of the United states of America The
ninety Eleventh.
(Sisnsd) Ulysses s. GRANT.
ny the President
JlAMI.Toy FIsH, Secretary Of State.
Washington. October IA, 1878.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THE New York Evening Post thinks
Mr.. Blaine will be chosen speaker a.
Hanst AnassiAcusJy,
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WE are looking with some anxiety for the
appearance OF the = Madisoniail." We learn
the material arrived some ten days ago. 4
lively time Is anticipated when they have
two papers Kciag In Virginia again.
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BIZ TIE aoysRsan.


Believing in I.oru God, in whom Aur fsli,-
ers trusted, and acknowledging with gratitude and
praise the unnuH,bs red blessings which He has been
pleased to shower upon our Territory and Nxtion
snd In pursuance Of the reverend custom OF our
fathers and In conformity with tn. proclamation OF
His Excelency the President of the United States,
recommending that
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAT OF NOVEMBER,
BE observed as day of Thanksgiving ard Praise.
/, Benjamin r.. Pstts, Governor of Montana Ter
ritory, do request that all people within the limits
of this Territory do observe said Gay with due SOL
rrnnty.
s0gve thanks unto the I. ri, for He is good,
forHS mercy endurefh forever -
Clap your hands all ye people, shout unto God
Wifh voice II trinMph.o
~ witness whereof have herrnnto get my hxad
and cauaed fhe great seal of the Territory to be s
fixed Done at Virginia City, the Capital this. the
'wsnty-second day ef October. in the year Of orr
LORD Thousand eight hundred and sever. y4hree,
and Of the Indeper dence Of the United States the
ninety-cighth.
[SIgnea,l B.F. POTTS.
fy tn. Governor
~ n. GALLAwAr, Secretary.
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have carried rs csunties against the organiza-
non OF the Democratic or Republicans party.
whichever happened to be the stronger in the
particular county Of contest, while the Re-
publican and Democratic parties together
hare only carried thirty counties. a year
ago every county III the State was in the
possession Of one or tic other Of the old par
fina &F
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT.

SuPREME COURT.
e ark for 81 an d ~ seh Of Of the Nsp er
and commonalty of the city OF New York, relative
:" Wv Opening OF Kingsbridge Road,
norhwardy from the sopher line o. s5th street to
the Central Park in the city Of New York.
We the undersigned Commissioners OF Estimate and
Assessment the above entitled matter, hereby give
notice the owner owners occupant or occupants Of
affected thereby, and to all others whom it may concern,
THAT we have completed estimate and assess.
ment and that all persons interested ~ these proceed
Ss a ssfea The
OF ss @ Sy s
w a nsar s said @
and for that purpose w be IN attehaahee a. our SAID
once hss The isa sn Spy
men together with our maps, and also al the pa w y
making have been deposited in The e. Office Of
iiL-That the limits embraced BY the assessmen alors
parcels Of land contained lying and being within the
following bounds limits that e &c
line or side sSih street, with the westerly line
the shs s or SIDE o the the
high water marx Of the Harlem River thence along me
and Hudson river thence ssu,hwardy along
M @s @a % ss q The wS sns h
e sds line Of side @ s q hss
thence scutherIy along the said easery side q said
easiery along the said norhcriy line or side Of 4Sth
preme Court the State OF New York al special term
s sw on So she ah dsy or q
s at The opening r Of me Court on that day and that
heard thereon motion will be made that said report
WIIEiAa Itd ExSssss, Commissioners
New YoRK March 10 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14

a LIEN, DoOLEY HENRIQUEs WILL SELL AT
"A auction on Tuesday, April 10, 1873 at IL O'Clock
noon, at the Exchange "a esro ms III srosdwsy The
Thirty.third street. between Fiita avenue Broadway
and Sixth avenue; OF house 2LlSx5S about lot
2LIhx969
At the same and place, the three story high
street between Lexington and Fourth avenues size
house 2Ox 50, lot 2Ox9S9
Also,
at the same time and place. the three story high stoop
brown ront House and Lot 1872 East sixty fifth
street. bay windows paror have Just been painted and
For maps and particulars apply at the office of the
Auconeers 81 Broadway at the branch office 26U
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14

DOM. MURRAY.
APRIL IA, 1873.
AFTERNOON AT 2.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
for
MATINEE PERI ORMANCES.
The beautiful
little Actress, Miss
MINI Il FOSTER,
who will appear as
TOPSEY,
in the great Domestic Drama
UNCLE TOMS
CABIN
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Mrs. JOHN WOOD
as
PEACH DL0sS )M.
(IIer last nights in American

UNDER
eAsLIaHr
'fsa Tn DSoea s saS Ne % W.T. %
al tho original music and the following powerful
Ray Tranord. one oftho New York 'Soeas IN:
Demilt of the rising Wall street genera tion $3.50.
Wnde, his friend, sound the street Mr.. A. g. Kass
the sd men %hS% ss a a +
lures aG " ecsyas
dier messenger, but open TO anything else
Justice Bowling, ofths Tombs Police Court.
Counsellor Rowe, an Attorney of the same Court
Bermudas of the undercrust and one OF the
sidewalk incrchan princes Mr. John 3uraen
feanuts, n rival operator in papers and matches
Sam, Fifteenth Amendment, with no property
Tie signal Man at shrewsbury Bend Mr. ! " appsse
Ra air tnee RAFFERTY,, an Italian Organist froip
Sergeant Of the River spnss
ssa as I0y s sh s 81
Pearl courand, pretty bur no heart Miss Ella Diets
Peach B Blossom, sir who was never brought .
%s:s
Sue Earle, The echoes OF the voice Sss vaSnsS
Dock Boys Policemen n'' Court ocers Frssasss sdsA@
The Of the @ three Acts is New NY VIZ ss ch'r
The Scene OF the last two Actsis Long Branch.
SYNOPSIS.
THE wolves ASs OF SOCIETY.
Scene Fifth Avenue-The Las Caller on New Years
Night Scene 2-DelmOncO S-iOing to the Tuesday
"Sociable." Scene 3-The Ballroom-The Daughter q
Shame
ACT H.
TRAPPED BY A PERSONAL"
6cene-View OF Basement Le-Byke's Target Practice
PIER 80 NORTH RIVER
Scene 1.-The Tombs Police Court-A Morning with Jus
tce-What an Ebony Box Contained. Scene 2-Outside
Pc hS' At
New York, and Crime At the Waters Edge
ACT Nv.
THE IRON PILLOW.
Scene 1-Long Branch-A View at the West End
Peach Blossom Finds Her Old Friend Scene 2-The Dark
Path-Bykc the Trail Scene 3-The Railroad Shed ~
Shrewsbury Bend-The 10 40 Down Express Trant
ACT v.
CHLOROFORN.
Scene-Pear's Chamber-A Burglary and It's C0nso.
Quences-Bermuda's Pony Express.
MATINEE OF
UNDER THE GASI4IGHT,
SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Mr.. DAILY begs 10 announce that he has engaged The
wOrldamOus Artist
Mr.. CHARLES FIGHTER,
for a limited number eft nights, bRginning on Monday
evening, April u, his magnificent feazaion Of Dumas
romantic hero, - -
which will be given with most extraordinary cast and
with perfect mse-e n-scene.
Box Sheet for the entire first week on Thursday
mo n
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II SHOUGOOD a CO., SALESROOM WU WEST
q Thirty eighth street, will sell this day atOa O'clock
Mt 42 East Ftcth street. between Lexington ana Ihra
avenues Furniture private family, consisting OF
Brussels and Ingram Carpets ocloths Paror ohamper
and Dining Room Sets, Feather Beds Holsters ana f-
lows, Hair Mattresses Quilts and Blankets, wardrobe,
splendid Parlor Desk large Pier and Mantel Mirrors
marble Tables, China Crockery and Glassware
Ice Chest dc all kinds OF Cooking Utensils In lots To
suit spec ulAtOTs or buyeIS
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the ""' ToPSEg. -
GAMBLERS CRIME; in the great Domestic Drama
MURDER on THE UNCLE TOMS
T,HEATRE CoMIQUE.
Mr. JOSH an change t 81 sI fia proprietor
vo.v .u, 4 MY NEW oLIo or FUN.
ANOTHER NEW DRAMA
r1.1zpT FEALzETTlE PA ANToM TROUPE
This troupe will appear in the most laughable OF all
An THE SHADOW Eo
mn Or, TRIP TO THE MOON.
Or; A TRIP TO THE MOON.
The word.renowned and wonderful
Ling LOOK,
LING LING EoSk,
LING LING h EoSk: LING LING E ESSk,
accompanied by
the Man Serpent.
H sHARtHs am: and SARHIH AUSTIN AUSTIN
QUADRUPLE SONG AND DANCE,
Miss MIS- SFnh nx Mis- HAss skEESpEE
hA a sss H iSHS 5SHS
. LARRY TboLEy, JAMES BRA DIZZY,
Miss Miss F EnSsE Mis- q ga aHEs
and others in pleasing programme.
70 conclude with ing The hiy k nie%s' w. :
THE MYSTERIES OF THE TURF.
Mr. Il MArfNhE NEW WEDNESDAY AND sAr us6 JOCKEY
> EASTER M3NIp,.,y, APRIL IL AAA'D
k HsASk k1 sASEySy,s
Third annual engagement of
OF IRISH coMEpiASs s1 AND 6V VochLIsrs.
Tha uoinnn rtoN Of
i,s% ssss sssns5y ss sSs
r sspeo0 Arranged y
g be given Ing BY
ira Chairs N rs sHft Il F9s% TNo oge s
General admission Soc, children i5c
NERMANIA THEATRE.
" E9urteenh street. near Third avenue
hOS xHTI HfBiL il i '-'''''
Box Office open daily eaT act y sfnsa1
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, POI BowERY.
yfs 1S$ 5SS $H;
#Sa# HH44$$hs$ B SESH S S$saHisA
cess AB @ Sxz aSss
1Hf sfaA1
Barry, Emmett Moore Hart seabert Celia crd, Fanny
MAr1SEEs TUESDAY AND SATURDAY, tx o'clock.
CTEINwAY HALL. FESTIVAL WEEK.
The public EE Es;pse,nll TE niqTmed that
OF GRAND
ORAfORIOS AND CONCERTS
will be given scale of
COMPLETENESS AMP GRANDEUR
before attempted In New York,
THEODORE THOMAS,
SfhsT TH5D AidH 4 1873
hLl'A WEDNESDAY. APRIL s 3.
SECOND AND LAST ORATORIO NIGHT
Selections from H 1sRaE. IN EGYPT,
and the en aTa # s IF fszIsH
1"' HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
rom 00''0nF hVlE' HUNDRED $500 VOICES.
Conductor RERRAHNM
THEODORE THOMAS tNRivALLED ORCHESTRA,
largely increased on this occasion:
ONLY GRAND FESTIVAL oRATQKIo
Ii FlfRAfbbAy-GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT.
SATURDAY-ONLY GRAND MATINEE
On sAT TnE3boE EEE THSMa sPril2 e'
SIXTH AND LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT,
BEErHovENs WHO cMoEhL Dc dpR so ninth SYMPHONY
Last A As f HxSDN SOCIETY
RESERVED SEATS, 50 AND 81
RESERVED SEATS sgtfs' IL sESoS sH BALCONY 81
RESERVED SEATS re oS SATUEDAY's MATINEE g
Orders for persons residing out Of the city
will be attended to by addressing CASHIER Box oice.
The sale OF Reserved Seats will commence THIS
MORNING ut Schrmcrs, 70l Broadway, at ia Broadway
and at the Box ONCE at steinway Hall
o,TEINwAY HALI-FEsTIvAL WEEK
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TUESDAY NIGHT,
April Is,
and EVERY EVENING after, and also for the MATINEE
"a fURDAY, will be reproduced in magnificent style
Mr. Augustn Days celebrated Drama society, In five
acts, entitled
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rACoR BoGART AUCTIoNEER SALESROOMS NO
81 l North William street, corner OF frankort1,Ier-
sona nton paid to the sales OF Houssnnia
of families declining housekeeping at their resideneeS
also at the auction rooms me-,
ut II O'clock the general assortment
o Household Furniture,
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M ORRIS WILKIN AUCTIONEFR.
M Pcremptory sale in partition,
by order of the Coart Common Pleas Eleven Lots on
Madison avenue, Eighty and tigntysxth streets
Luo9W GQ viii SC =, ane kra on snes
ROOM III Broadway New ork tsalc under the drecnon
Madison avenue, southwest corner OF Eighty Skin
stree,siah hit Lots having ir9na.e q W. ieet on "aa
Madison avenue, southcast corner OF Eign,y-s ,
OF Ground 80 8nchcs by lJs ee 2lncnes
East Eigh,v fifth streeTwo Lots, north side, i45 ieet
west OF Maliion OF Eighty-sixsh street lots
each 25xI02 feet inches. II -.
Two-thrls of the purchase money may remain on mort
gage. ,o,rx $780,. .sr.... Nv
Maps &c, the Office of the aucuoneers, NO. finc
stree
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TJENRY b. HERTS. AUCTIONEER.
Ii Household FuIniturc, Piano Carpets &C.,
"a, -. on MONDAY. APRIL H. Rt 10 O'clock
'.s.f.. t. at 40 West Fourteenth street.
comprising Sc,vet aud Rrysse; CARPETS Mirrors rose.
and cottage Chamber Suits Beds Beddlng Lnina Glass
ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. Catalogues a. sale:
TJENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER =
IL RICH AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
STElNWAY GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. VALU.
-AB1E OIL PAINTINGS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, PIER
AND MANTEL MIRRORS RICH CARPETS &C.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL Is AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT ~ WEST FORTY THIRD STREET
9.. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
The Furniture was all made to order OF
PARLoRS CONTAIN
richly inlaid ebony bronze and gilt Paror Suit In GRIM
son satin, with Window Curtains to match; rich French
plate pier and mantcl Mirrors valuable Oil Paintings by
eminent artists; stenway sons, parlor grand Piano
Clocks, Prorzes Stauary, Vases Ornaments ebony Pc
destals. Rasels. inaid Tables Flower Stands Turkish
Suit, in drab and blue silk reps, DC, &C.
massive solid rosewood Chamber Shit English and Brus
sells Carpets Reds, Bedding, spring and hair Mat
tress g. Lounges Turkih Chairs Paintings Enpravings
fine walnut Chamber Suits, &c &c.
DINING ROOM.
English Brussels Carpet walnut Sdeboard rich Dining
Suit in EXIT nson Table rich China, Glassware
Silver ware, Cutlery, Clocks, Pictures &C. &C. together
with very fine and full assortment of choice Kitchen
and Cooking Utensils, with which the sale will
Catalogues and permits to view may be had
day at the Office OF the auctioneer 10 Corand street
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"A. n!eel household Furniture,
THIS DAY t%oNDH2)o Aa pPi l. at io,. o'clock
the entire contents Of brown stone house $50 Henry
d ssSlo s'rss ana M
s4o9 Sars he Iaas
Sorss srenses 81 Paptpg China Glass and PS I'd
shawl also At o'clock. two hors p is hands high.
and years o,d sound and kind Light Wagon Harness
Dealers and house speciay invited there is
no reserve, owner going 10 Europe.
TY VIM VAN TAssELL, AUCrIoNEER
~ office no liz and ia East Thirteenth street. near
The well known Club House.
on M Wsnssh nhr is1s. T. nsa5 rsRaway
consisting Faro Table, ked and Black Table, full set
and
walnut, oak lining and sitting Room cane-seat chairs;
covered viii, billiard cloth; very elegant Brussels Car
s Sp coeay and as %
Lilies Combinaon saie being the entire contents OF
Catalogues ready at Office of the auchoneer.
by r. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER
the pl a aps " st & SsS r street,
near Eighth avenue,
Rich rosewood Psror suits in brocSte elegant French
plate pier Mirror Velvet Carpets rosew ood black wal
Bedding chin, GLASS ana Kitchen Ware &C. cataosaes
a. me house ming OF safe and at the saesroo % East
APs FSSfy o ,na street.
superb Household Furniture, s,einway "a octave Piano
French walnut Chamber suit cost 81 500; elegant II
brary Suit Wing Bookcases. &C.; Carpets best Mat
Particulars n time ro, =. ,o,< ,,.x
INC entrance on West Twenty-fit street.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets good order best curled
hair Mattresses Bedding French plate pier and mante
Particulars in time.