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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11
pWo> Will ANDNnNiNG COM

L. piNN.-Principal place OF business
city ami County OF San Francisco. state
Of California. Location Of Works: Eure-
Ia Mining District. Eureka County, state
Of Nevada.
NoTIrE.-ThCrc is delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account 81
assessment NO. - levied on the 25th
Fay IF September. 1873. the several
amounts - opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-11

! = .iLD"ult' 'IuNi..hOl 4>Sutu 01 70 -
Md in accordance with law, ana an
order OF the board Of Directors. made on
me tWenty'seNenth G2y Of september,
1873, : . macy shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be ntccs AIRY, vii be
SOLD at public auct ON, at the office OF the
,"fmpan', No. tUS Merchant street. san
] rANci~cO. CalItNrnia. on Innd Ii !.
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NOTICE,

ASl PROPOSE LEAVING EUREKA
- on or about the 2Oth OF next month,
10 " absent during the Winter. persons
indebted to me are hereby notjfod M
they must make payment prior totu3t
date. Persons holding claims against
me are also requested IT, present the
same tor settlement.
Eureka. oct. ODD. 1873. nSLt1
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AMlklCAN lhlp SAND,
Notice.

To u. II. HALL. L. O'CONNOR, LOUIS
HATCk. +. BU KNEk, JOHN lAlCH,
\. NJ. GILAT and j. A\IEhsON.
X-OU AND EACH OF NOU ARE
/ hereby notified that there IS u
from YOU the sum SIT opposite Your IT,
spectiNc names, tur the "uiklng and 1t
Nrlopmeut Of the following anne
mines. set opposite your NAMES, situated
in the Antelope Mining i~I>tIIct, furcha
Comfy, and State OF NeNaGa, to Wit
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Dissolution.

TlIE PARTNERSHIP HEhhfl
i existing between W. D.. \.
and y. II. COTTON, at Eureh", !.
under tine firm nimc OF lay b
the Grocery business, Is this tusfil
"a toy mutual consent. Al! N 5
the above firm Will Toe paid y h
Tor, and the business co~ntlhHE5AYll
nj 2w y. II. w.
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Delinquent Sale.
Hill CONSOLIDATED
"A AZ ANID ~ n..aL inn IL

principal place of business san Fran
cisco. California. Location OF WORKS, Fu-
rrka Mining District, Eureka county.
state OF Nevada.
\uticC.-ThCrc are delinquent upon the
following described stock. ON account oi
assessment NO. A. levied on the twenty.
fourth day OF september, 1873, the several
amounts set opposite the names oiIhV
respective shareholders. as follows
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-02
AitCisen GrySsai c0Mp

Tor cleaning and polishing metals. Tor c'safne and
lS'esing paint ior removing stains itom ngi hia,
i"f Wishing hands, and Tor an liusshod cleaning,
superior to any 0'her artclc mudc. No other
ap0 wash equals il eth er in iql,ulity or ohdasp-
mess Easy TO use and perfectly harmless and
iieasalt. All groeers sell it. Nanutpeturci only
~ EASTMAN BkOOkE i3i n. Thir1 ST.,
Jhilrdelpfia.
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Avoid Q.acks and lnnposters.

No Charge for Advice and Consuitation.
Dr. j. B. DyCH, Graduate of Jefferson Medica.
College, Philadelphia, author or several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Gaide 10 Heath. Price 10 cents.
J.B. DYoTT, MD, Physician and Sufgeo .,
l0i Duane st New York,
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ONLY 10 GENTS
USE the Reisinger ash Lock aud suppor, to
h's,Nten HGlir SS!NissW.

No splIg 70 bIeuk, no cutting OI si-h rNtnp, uuIN
tc, very easily apled ho ds sash at ay place de
tirsd, and self fastener. yhcn the sash is down
send stamp furcircuiar. Circular aud si1 CO :
ycr Sronzod locks sent 10 any aldr "a in he Z. =,
postpaid, On receipt ofbQ cts ,Lbe'aJ inducements
10 the trade. Agents Wanted. Addrrss RkIs-l G
EH SA ASltLOCK co No. i1S nlar.ot st, Harms
burg, pl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14
Prompt.

They have way Of dealing with
corrupt officials in Canada which is re-
frshing in its summarizes at least. A
bill was sought to be passed through
the Legislature at Winnipeg the other
day, which would let the Hudson Bay
Co. and other landed proprietors off
with the payment Of a third Of their
taxes. An indignation meeting was
held. and q committee appointed to
plead at the bar Of the House whittier
they were followed by four hundred
people. The bill was ultimately thrown
out on a technicality, BY q ruling Of
the Speaker. AS a punishment, the
Speaker was decoyed from his house
at midnight and treated to a coat Of
tar. The Government then offered .
reward for the conviction of the per-
petators Of the black deed, A mill
tary guard was placed over the Parlia-
ment House.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

A frighttul accident is reported to
have occurred at Smyrna recently. A
cafe, which was built upon piles over
the sea, broke down suddenly during
a performance given by q company of
acrobats. Two hundred persons were
present. A loud creaking was heard
and within five minutes the entire cafe
had disappeared under water. The to-
tal number Of bodies found mp to the
time of the dispatch, was eighty, and
fifty more were supposed to be in the
water.
Much excitement prevailed in Mad
rid on the 7th. A detachment of
guards were stationed at various STRAIT
egic points in anticipation of an out
break. Provinces undisturbed by Carl
lists were quiet.
The Pope recently said that recon-
ciliation with the Italian Government
was impossible, and that God would
punish the invaders of his dominions
thought the church would ultimately
triumph. federation Is now practiced
III Rome, and its hurts the old man.
A Federal Republic was proclaimed
at Barcelona, Spain, on the morning
of the 9th. The announcement caused
great excitement, but at evening all
wassulet,
Germany refuses to evacuate BelforI
until the payment Of the war illdemni
ty by France.
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AlbanE gegistrr.
&o - 9 -
u. y. Official Paper for Oregon.
FRIDAY, MARCH IA, 1873.


The present number of the REGISTER
contains President Grants second In
augural Address. 1t is a document
which can hardly fail to reach the APP
proval of all our readers. Eastern
journals, regardless Of political COM
plexion, speak in commendatory terms
of its honesty and good sense. Those
portions relating to annexation and
territorial expansion are particularly
mentioned with favor. Like all of the
Presidents State papers, the Inaugu-
raj is brief and plainly to the point; 1t
is not an argument, but statement
such statement asis meet that Pres
ident of Republic should make.
Read the Inaugural,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

News from the Motlocs to the 11th,
state that a plan which had been ar
ranged for a meeting with Captain
Jack and his men, on last Fridav, fail
ed, Boston and Iimpy coming In and
stating that Jacks principal men were
out hunting deer. He sent word. how
ever, that he would meet Gen. Apple
gate and the Commissioners at the
Point of Rocks on last Monday at .
o'clock. He wanted them to come
without soldiers, and to bring three
wagons. AT the appointed time
David Horn and Steele went to the
Point of Rocks for the purpose OF
bringing Jack and party to Head
quarters. After waiting four hours
and seeing no Indians they returned.
This was supposed to be maneuver
OF Capt. Jack to enable him to get
away into country east Of him,
where, for a hundred miles, no caval-
ry force could follow him. 1t was IN
tended to reconnoiter the lava beds
last Tuesday with a cavalry force to
see what had become Of the Modocs,
Applegate had resigned from the Peace
Commission, and gone off disguised.
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gagged in by a people pursuing COM
merce and all industrial pursuits, are

gagged in by people pursuing CON-
merce and all industrial pursuits, are
expensive. against the weakest people,
and are acknowledgement wicked. Our
superiority of strength and advantages
of civilization shOnld make us lenltht
towards the Indians. The wrong al
ready inflicted upon them should be
taken into account. and the balance
placed to fheir credit. Tliemoral view
Of the question should be considered
and the question asked: Cannot the
Indian be made a useful and product
i've member Of society by proper teach
ing and treatment? When the effort
is made in good faith we will stand
before the civilized nations of the earth
and in our own consciousness as hav-
ing done our duty. All these things
are not to be accomplished by one IN
dividIml. but they will receive my sup
port and such recommendation to
Congress as will. in my judgment, best
serve to carry them into effect, and
beg your support and encouragement.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
1t has been, and il, my earnest desire
to correct the abuses that have grown
up in the civil service OF the country.
70 secure this reformation, rules, reg
uIations and methods Of appointment
and promotion were established and
have been tried. My efforts for such
reformation shall be continued to the
best of my Judgment. The spirit Of
the rules adopted will be maintained
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO THE PEOPLE.
| acknowledge before this assemb-
lage. representing as it does every sec
ton of our country, the obligation
am under to my countrymen for the
great honor they have conferred upon
me by returning me to the highest
office In the land, and the further obli-
CATION resting on me to render them
the best services within my power.
This promise, looking forward with
the greatest anxiety to the day when !
shall be released from the responsible
ties that at times are almost overwhel-
ming, and from which | have scarcely
had a respite since the eventful firing
upon Fort Sumter in April, 1861, to
the present day. My services were
then rendered and accepted. Under
the first call for troops growing out OF
the event | did not ask for place or
position. and was entirely without in
tluence. or the acquaintance of persons
of influence. but was resolved to per
form my part in struggle threatening
the very existence Of the nation.
performed a conscious duty without
asking for promotion or command,
and without revengeful feelings toward
any section or any individual. Not
withstanding this. throughout the war,
and from my candidacy for the present
Office in 1868 to the close of the last
Presidential campaign, have beer
the subject Of abuse and slander scarce
ly ever equaled in political history.
and which to-day l feel that can afiort
to disregard in view Of your verdict
which | gratefully accept as my vindi
cation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

The Dalles Motntdineer says sit is
somewhat amusing to the citizens East
of the Mountains to hear the people OF
the Willamette Valley continually cry
ing out against Ben Holiday and his
railroad monopoly" 1t gives an in-
stance of the difference between the
charges by rail and by the O.S,N, Co..
as follows: A lot Of furniture from
Salem to Portland--a distance of 81
miles--by the former, was IS %; from
Portland to the Dalles-a distance Of
100 miles--by the latter, was $40 90,
or nearly age times as much tor not
quite twice the distance. The Moan-
tatneer invites those who cry out 80
against the railroad, to come on that
side of the mountains, and takea taste
of the freight charges, and It predicts
they will learn to look upon Holiday
as benefactor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

The new King Of Hawaii has inter
dicted wine and liquors at all public
ceremonies and receptions. He has
also pardoned six persons, convicted
of various crimes, out OF prison. A
correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle says the King is Republican
in idea, and thinks, for slight consid-
Grafton, he would sell out to Uncle
Sam. The natives will not consent to
have the King come over to this conn-
try in an American ship Of war. He
may make the tour in their own
steamer, Kilaned; but they are afraid
to trust him the other way.
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About to ssBreak Out"

1t is reported that the Piutes, Snakes
and Pittliver Indians, Of California,
are threatening trouble. The exam
pie given them in the treatment of the
Modocs by the Government, has en-
'couraged them to try their hand at
''breaking out" The Modoc ''break
OUT should have been ''driven in" by
the bullet treatment, and the disease
would not have spread so.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

The two parties claiming to be the
State Government of Louisiana, came
to actual fighting on the night of the
5tll inst. The McEmery militia during
the day took unresistel possession OF
the seventh precinct station. Atnight
about fifty men attacked the third pre-
cinct station, firing upon the building;
they were repulsed by tlle police. but
were quickly reinforced by about $50
men. General Badger with about 200
policemen, and piece ofanillery, at
tackled these. For about five minutes
sharp rattle of musketry ensued, both
parties maintaining their positions.
But at the third discharge of the can
non the militia retreated. In the build
ing man named Harlan was killed
and several others were wounded. At
about II O'Clock the police were rein
forced by y. S. troops, who were left
10 possession. At half past two on the
morning Of the 9th inst, the Metropol-
itan police re-captured the seventh pre-
cinct station. Gen. Badger with eighty
men and one piece of artillery having
advanced by detour in the rear Of the
building. sent officer Murphy to de-
mand surrender. Before he reached
the building firing from shot-guns OF
about 75 men in the station began.
which Badgers men retured. The
station men retreated and the police
rushed in capturing the station and
seven prisoners. A citizen named
NJ. X. Chandler was mortally wounded
by ball penetrating his abdomen. A,
NJ. Liveman was struck in the arm.
This dispersed the militia. At ll;30
A. NJ, the police armed as infantry
took possession of the Odd Fellows
Hall, where the McEmery Legislature
have heretofore met, and Moncoure,
Speaker of the House, among other
members who were in the hall at the
time. were taken to the first precinct
police station. The object OF the Fu-
sionits in making tl.is attack is sup
posed to have been to show that the
people will not quietly submit to the
Kellogg government. Governor Nc
Emery. on the 9th addressed a note OF
inquiry to Gen. Emery, asking wheth-
er the act of seizing the Odd Fellows
Hall, and preventing the assembling
Of the Legislature, was by his Gen.
Emery's) order? He answered that
the action of the police was without
his knowledge, or conference; that ne
had no opinion to express as to the
act but if it was done by order Of
Gov. Kellogg, as Governor of Louis
lana. he should support it in accord
ance with an order received by him
from Washington to recognize Kellogg
as Governor. 1t was thought that
while the U. S. troops were in posses
sion. there would be no further demon
stration.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

Abill has been introduced in the III
inois Legislature making an appropri-
alton of $4,000 for the erection Of a
monument at Mound City, in that
State, to the memory of the 5000
Union soldiers who are buried there.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

1t is stated in Washington that Sec
retary Robson will succeed Bancroft
as Ministerto Berlin, and that Ed
mund +. Beale, Of Penn, will be Rob
eson's successor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation Of A. M. Hugh as U. s. Attor-
ney for the middle district Of Oregon,
and T. G. Young as us. Marshal Of
Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

Kingly Government, over the Sand
wich Islands, is rather an expensive ar
ticIe. The whole population is less
than $4,000, and to govern this small
number it costs about $3.50, 900 per an
mum for salaries of officials.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14
infamous.

Mrs. Putnam, the wife of the man
whom Foster, the car-hook murderer,
killed, and who is now under sentence
of death for the deed, recently petit
toned Gov. Dix, of New York, to
commute the sentence of Foster to inn
prisonment for life. 1t is now publicly
charged that Mrs. Putnam received
SIS, 900 in consideration Of her appeal,
and a number OF gentlemen cognizant
of the fact, have petioned the Govern
or to decide the case only on its mer-
its. MOney-what won't it do?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

Senator Pomeroy owns 120, ,0O0acres
of land in Kansas large field in
which he may still labor,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

Geo. S. Boutwell, has been elected
Senator from Massachusetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20
I ,oRPoRArIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATES

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATES
" and Leases Of Ferry franchises.
Public notice hereby given that the Commission nc rs OF
the sinking Fund OF the city OF New York will open for
sale at public auction, Tuesday April 20 1879 noon
ct the Exchange Salesroor III Broadway in the city OF
Corporation OF the city Of New York.
Premises known f60 Wooster street.
Premises known as ss2 West Thirty fifth street.
Premises known rs S. spring street.
Building ana Land the east side Of avenue c. ba.
tween sixteenth and seventeenth streets known as the
Eighteenth wardMarkct.
Full warran.ec deeds viii be given TO all purchasers
taired at the Conptroers office and after the 10th Of
April next
Also
Sealed Bids will be received to be publicly opened At
NJ for Leases term OF 10 years May l. 1873 Of
the following ferries and ferry franchises
Ferry now established from foot of Houston street
East New York. 10 the foot OF Grand street, Brook
Ferry established from foot Of Grand street, New
York, 70 foot OF Grand street, Brooklyn. Il. D.
Ferry now established from foot of Ninety second
street. East River, to Astoria. Long Island
Barclay street, Forth River, to Hoboken, n.
Lease OF ferry franchise. established from foot of
Desbrosses street. North River to foot Of Harsimus
street. New Jersey.
The leases to DO made to conform to the requirement
of laws relative to ferries and such regulations ord
nanccs or bylaws are now hereafc may time
to ttne DC made or passed by the Common Council or
Bids t. Be addressed e the undersigned and endorsed
The rsht 70 .sest sny bid Il deemed to be 70 the in
missionsrs Of the sinSS nESP FSpd; npppS c..r
CoxpTnoLLxR's OgrIcr,
NEW COUNTY Counr nousx, March q 1873
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"A ON THURSDAY. April "a. 1879.
st31s O'Clock 7. H.,
on the premises,

IN the southeast Of Bergen avenue and Forrest
street, in Jersey City. ,.,~.
Die section ofJcrsey CITY, and are uncQuallcd Tor con-
veniencc and beauty, commanding fne views anu M,
Belgian pavement; all lots are severed and supplied WIN
water and qaa Only mnute from the depot OIL the
Newark and New York Railroad (Bcrgen avenuo), ~
minutes from foot OF Liberty street. New YORK. ana TWO
train from Liberty street at o'clock NJ OF before The
sonccrn Terms liberal This truly Is ne chance for
Nenteman' s residence
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RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTICNEER
IA Office and sacsroom 81 Nassau street. oppOste the
Post office. Horse auction 10 East Thirteenth
street Carriage Repository No. Corttandt street.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNJTURE
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CARPETS, &c.
MADE TO ORDER IN PARIS FOR THE
PRESENT OWNER, AT AUCTION.
ARCH JOHNSTON will sell at
auction, on FRIDAY, April IS at lO,a o'clock.
ut the private mansion
II EAST FQRTY.SECOND STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND MADISON AVENUES,
all the elegant Furniture contained In said house. being
in part carved solid rosewood and orolu mounted Par
Tables Cabinets and Secretaries solid oak Dining
Room and Library Furniture, carved rod rosewood and
inlad French walnut Chamber Furniture; all the ele-
CANT carved frame French Plate Mirrors fine satin reps
ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANOFORTE. ROQUEBLAyE,
or PARIS;
Armoire "A Glace Cheval Glasses Chfoncrs de-. all
the fine imported CARPETS in the house, 0ilcoths French
Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues now ready at the
tiOneers office,
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UCTIoN NoTICE-R. T. HAZEL. AUCrIoNEER
Hotel Furniture.
We will sell al auction ON Monday April q, and TO
lowing days, at 10 O'Clock each day, at
Nos o II, 10, Is and 4 ccrtan A., street

Nos o II, 13, Is and II Cortlandt street.
the entire Furniture and effects OF the old established
Western Hotel
comprising Parlor Dining Room and Bedroom Furninre
Lace Curtains rosewood Piano, hair and other Mat
esscs Fcatne, Beds and BEDDING rn Iaee numa
ator Gas Fixtures Stoves and Heaters Steam Tables
Boiler and Steam Pump Beer Pumps, OAR anu once
Fixtures and Furniture, &c, &C. -, -,
The attention Of private buyers as well as deal y,
really good furniture and miscellaneous household goods
srstant Il, +. HAZELL a Co, Auctoncers,
~asS's~ ll8 Chambers street.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 70 1S7s-Qu1NruPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCrIoSEER.
Peremptory sale.
by order OF Executors
Harsen Estate.
ADRIAN y. MULLER. p n. WILKINS CO.
will sell at auction.
THURSDAY, April "a.
RhSss s.d Ss:s Essses 81
ceased,
s5ools,
situate the
Grand Boulevard.
fronting tho
Plaza.
between ssventeth and scventy.arst streets.
and Seventy Second streets streets 's'''
Central
Rive nppssiPf Park,
are on high ground w sSsd q o having command
"o' rank among the "Gfs sn0''' IN the @" OF new
Valuable Water Grants
North ri R Xiv
between Seventy and @ streets
Seventy second street IL regulated
Rapid Transit.
The Gilbert Elevated road Of the construction OF which
there be little doubt will bring this property
Wall street, in point o! nc than Eighth street Is
The property will be sold subject to the RESTRICTIONS
against nusanccs, contained In the Harsen deeds
Title indisputablc having been In tho Harsen family
considerably over
100 years.
seventy per cent may remain on bond and mortgage
Map at the office Of the Auctioncer, No Pine street
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuCTIONEER.
Auction sale Of valuable Property on Perry and West
Eleventh streets Ninth ward), known the Greenwich
Iron Foundry
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. r. WILKINS CO., will sell
At auction on Wednesday, April Is 1873, at O'clock at
PERRY STREET.-The lots OF Land. with the brick
Factory and Stable thereon situate the north side of
Perry street, between Washington ana West Streets
known l45 1T, 49, being SO by inches with
the Lots In the l6 1853 and 55 Perry street 81 by
% feet and tho Lot the south side of West Eleventh
Eleventh street, being Y by 100 ieets inches This prop
crty embracing together about Ave lots IL 800 square
feet desirable for the erection Of first class tsnemcnts
Iron Foundry This property sold BY the present pro-
pretor retiring from business on account of his ad-
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II N. SEAMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
*: Hogsohod Furniturc at auctions Tuesday April %
ond street between Eighth and Ninth avcnues-Witon
velvet Brussels aud ingram Carpets; rosewood Paror
Room Suits Ia reps handsome Buffet and Extension Ia
be rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits in plush and
reps wood Secretary Bookcase Wardrobes, Mirror
back Hat stand venrc and Tripod Tables Lounges Easy
Chairs French Clocks Vaccs HAIR Mattresses Bedding
&c. Catalogues at Il Pine street. -