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. OFFICIAL.

|i.| CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
I RICHMOND, Va, May 81, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
II from O'Clock A. NJ TO O'Clock p. u. from the
18TH DAY OF EJUSE TO THE 10th. inclusive, for
rhe pnfpoee of recfs1ng from any person charged
with CITY TAXES for the year a7a the whole e or
one-halr OF The amount Of tax charged. ano fhst
CHARGED in every case where the party assessed shall
fan 81 pay the whole or one-i,aif within the time 80
lfiimited To avoid crowd aud pressure on the Last
fcw days ~ the collection, the Collector would re-
spectG I,I,i.st all parties 10 call early In the time
spetied and those having lists and nlemoranduni.
10 @ easS I...snts nti made n kV ,,dt. ai,A' :
AM :. Sin JOHN i. KEGSAULT, Collector.
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DRsss.Goops BAnGAiNs At LEVY BRoTH.Rs,,
pain nnd colorcd japanese poplius ss ono shilling
per yard worth &C.; yard,wide polka aM Ssass-
,aih al one shilling per yard - ~ &f'flls
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ifrrTY CORONER AprolSrED.-Dr. b. &.
''tbail has been appointed Deputy Coro-
"'T ty Coroner Taylor, of this city.
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FRESH SUPPLY oF rEARL CASHMERE HATS
at a. just received at 1915 Min street. al A. A. Al
LEN l. BRoTHER's. LII, f.s4 ana s4f !,
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ALARGE LOT OF NEW STYLES STRAW HATS Just
received at A. A. ALLEN Il BROTHERS., Ials MaiIl
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a.tfzn uspsnsIgIs7s At L. B. SPENCE q soss.
fTxAp LINEN COATS AT e. B. Spencer q soS.s'
WHITE pUaR VESTS AT y. h. SPENCE 8 sons s
t,1ornIsa OF ALL KINDS AT SPENCE q SONS.
FURs,sHrKs GooDs At Is. 8. srEscs s sos's. :
pEMBRoKE SHIFTS AT 4. y. sfkN.E Y SONS.
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Tps CONTESTED ELECTION CAsEs.--lnse Iis
contested election cases will come UP III Tue
Henrieo County Court this morning.
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ELECTION OF Masonic OEFicEHs.-Dove
Lodge, No. 81, meets tonight to eleet oiiieeFs
fnr the year.
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LACE SLEEVES, COLLARS, HANDkERchiEFs, 3,
VICTORIA LAwNs. and general assortment of
white goods at LEVY. BRoTHEBs, 4 -; 5if3 ~
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AUCTION SALES TIsEs. DAY.

IN III .J2ss or real estGte male berfe', the fst f
January dnd 3oth Qf June the tnrss Ior hepre.
oil sales made bettceen the ISt 4f,July n,d las!
Of The year the f0res hare 10 De p0id by the seller
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LADIES' NECk-TIEs AND ScARfS at LEVY BRO
THEIRS; also, sash trimming belt aud hat rifbons
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IT rs TILE UNCoSTRApfcTEp TESTIMONY " Inc
citizens Of Richmond aud State of Firsnia thss te
photographs executed at FRafskR = extensive gal
lerY opposite the post-cfee, are unr'yiiea " any.
Prize. a. per dozen; large size, sl r.
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r;,liE NhAsGERYs Couar& OF RlcHHosp.-
passaI9s-Ibe poen 81 following cases ,aere dis
Lae Richmond and York River Ra;,soa;a
- So,n3Eany III rs. Tabb & Maury; Tabb:& MaIrv a,
r rs. kigb,nond and York RiverjRaiiroad tsu1 Com.
rsns ,asa T., Decree modifying former decree and
ie.eitinS cause to commissioner for fnrther
Inquiry and repbrtg 80 i ~ -. :. ,oi'i'et
,;,!a 5atsn os. heelare. DC Decree aismissing
Stone Is. Figg, &c. Order appoint;no
guardian ad htem in the place Of one who
Is dead. -
Bowers Us. Winsfeid, s&c. a Decree con.
flrming report of commissioner and maxim.
disposition of the fund. oa3r .i5 81 1l.-r- :
Young, DC, Us. Young, Sc. Decree con
tirInlng report Of commissioner and direct
ing sale of the PROPERTY in the hilland pro
eeediugs mentioned. .esfrs zr
Farley, &e., us. Crump, &C., Decree con
tfrmin Ing commissioners report OF sale, ant
directing the disposition for the present {,
be made Of proceeds Of sale. =. 5,,-,
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Go TO A. A. ALLEN s. BHoTHER's, and look foE
YOURSELF and see what you thipk OF their sts aud
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THE NEW STYLE BCsTLEs ut LEVY BROTHERS,
also, hoOp and baluioral skirts. -, 4.
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7 The wovE-rUck SHIFTING; WHICH Lev ! BIO
THEIRS selling at Ssc The came Roods they cold
ehortftrne ago 1t soc. It Is slightly sciiedI ard
that's whls's the matter s.zssss.. s., 4f,t-@s,
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7 THE RUSH CoyTiNuEs AT FRAYsER-s for card
pictures as 81 per DOZEN Call and ste fhn. 9-.'-'
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CAeyegE4 BRAsDr-ss have recetyeo, y, oens o.
this aue brslidof smok Ing tobacco from ing manu-
facsarer, n. ". Oliver, and VIE fosnd os very
superior quality. NrCa v. CLASH ssilfee s'ac 70
receive orders for this and other hrandr y .as tae-
terry, corner Clay and Brook Avenue ;z,, I.
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LEVY BROTHERS HAVE THE sEv.STYLE HATS !
at aoiaud Soc. each. DUST the style tcr summer
1Srarl - .--.E - - '.'.N+A - -. -,
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.CAIAwBI WrSE.-Claret and Virginia wines Of
superior quality for sale low by CHRISTIAN q
WHITE.
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CHfLpRES's H&Ts.-The argest assortment IN
RichnionI at p. WYIsie;ERi& Cog. L!lG bGi -
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LEATHER BELTS, sATcHELs, MATING, and OIL
~ OyIs 1T LEVY BROTHERS.. ~ I.EEsE f.HEo..a =
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BY Cook & Laugbton, Atstioacers,
corner franklin and GoyerIsoF strca3.

.TIOLsEHOID AND KITCHEN FUR
HI NITIIRE &c., AT AttTiON.--TiifS DAY
ar ia O'Clock wP will sell at G,ir enctio
general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD. fUkhi-
MAHOGANY Any JENNY, LIND AND CoIraGE Bed
STEADS;s s.v 4, -. ..ss -sz5E -
MAIiOGANY BUREAUS MD %ARnRoBEs;
MAHOGANY YWAsASTASpS AND IAbLEss g. =
HAIR AND SliUCk MArTR EsSEsi
TIN SAxES, SfDEB0AEps,
|RkRRiGEHAgoRs, ASD WATkR.1ooLERs. ssy
CANE AND WooD-SxAT CnAIRs AND ReckEAs;
.9''>13's- s-''.S - 80 - 'c0oK 4 LAUGHToS,.
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,Rousp-AND-R HOUND hats, the latest styfe for
missea, at 7. WEIsIGEB b Go. g. ssa
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! tlpkRIAL CREAM ALE AT u. 90 aiid =: per dozen
at CHRISTIAN 6 WHrrES.J ESQ @,jbst47@. - -
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HANDSOME JET, STRAW, oxfDIzED, aud GILT
ORNAMENTS at LEVY BROTHERS..
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s:aa4oap. Va, Jnnc q ists.
NOTICE. sifs siersifg ifgned. having been:
II appointed by tse ddrk boiders cI The
sSp,pspy, Sosstss ss is y a
herahr notify sik pcrsoas hAying cistxas n iea
sSid COMPANY 81 present ths asme Mtshin insfsy
f Snaster 8 40 No lila MsiR s5ief e
" uS'NI e a. a. Pttisk
i. X. MiT&HEtl.
= Il 4, P.J. S.
! SviBiai tt.ssss5f
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ia social s0irfc will be given to the Conven-
ton at Monticello Hall by the Benefcials as
u Society.
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-ADNEaTtsEp Rdi samgsg rs ;spzaposr: md ts
ypu d9e II daily he white elsan,f of the Earlsbs-
tween ihs parted rgties WV prove IL eIeetenes y
attet its purifying prop6rties .g gsi.a;.S:,. =,
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6thPTFAL Bi FUND ASSOCi-
NtsATl0N -Peaeos wishing totake shares IN tne
Co,o,ieI .N NHisam e. Csrrtngtea iBaesident. 2. 2.
Hll, j. TbOMpson Brown, W u. MatlfHs. y. ~ +
Campbeli d EO., ~ q. uayfds0a. or u y; NctsMAas
Eolden for the the entrance tees
aud 1Tss iastaiinei % si,sFss- ssasn;p aspn;p,rarnr
! a.ft PTessdenG z
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fAsHIosAslss HArs. ..-all inc late; styles at p
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Eap f,r.c.Sfcfs on Or1tEn fARffEs@ 70 GEE
Bya Co tafs Maih strest, aud cnszse FREE Aaxs
pY,s boass DOLLY; yaHbEs for ,anx poans sns snc
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MIR. j. J.. Whitaker offered resolution
"that the representatives OF those socletie.;
here in convention which are not connect
ed with the National Union be requested to
use their influence to induce them to Join
the National Union" Unanimously adopted.
| On motion OF Colonel Kilsonr, Conyen-
tion adjourned until 9 O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
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The Church celebrated the feast of Corpus
Christi, . day set apart in honor Of the eslab-
li.hment of the Holy Eucharist, as Holy
Thursday, being in Lent, could not be pro-
perly devoted to Its celebration. Mass was
cbanted by Rev, Futher Janssens,
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BENEVOLENT UNION
fEsIaD ANNUAL CONVENTION.
SECOND DAY.

The convention met Yesterday at 2 O'Clock
A. NJ, President William kigour in the
| chair and J. ID. Brady and s. &. Philips sec
rc,aries. All the delegates reported present
at roll-call. The proceedings Of the previous
session were read and approved. On motion
Of Jehu NJ Higgins, Of Richmond, John B.
Denegre, OF Richmond, was appointed Ser.
geant-at-Arn,s. ..-.
CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, on behalf of the spe-
cial committee appointed at the last convcn-
tion to inquire into the expediency and FEAST
hilty OF establishing a Catholic newspaper
in this diocese. made the following report:
To the Catholic Benevolent Union of Vir-
9tlHd:
Blr,hren,- The undersigned, appointed a
committee ut the Secohd Annual Conven-
ton Of the Union to take into conSidera-
ton the proprirty and eXpediency of estab-
fishing Catholic newspaper in the diocese
of Richmond, beg 10 report that they have
discharged that duty and are of the opinion
that however desirable and useful such an
| enterprise wou|n be land Of this the commit
tee entertain no doubts). it is not at this time
feasible. A careful estimate of the Catholic
population 10 the diocese likely to aid in the
paper has satisfied the committee that its
success must depend in a great measure ON
| Il circulation beyond the diocese, and while
| we do not doubt that this could be ultimately
| attained, such result could not, of course,
bc counted on ut once. A second and in-
superble difficulty at present would be
the securing Of an editor compe-
| tent to make such paper valuable
and credtable. While thus reluc-
family presenting an adverse report on this
interesting subject, the committee desire to
express their hope and belief that the day is
| notfar distant when, under the operation of
| those causes which have so wonderfully aug
mented the Catholic population Of other
States, our own beloved Commonwealth may
bring its tribute of numbers to the church
| and start on career Of progress and pros.
| perity which will make this and all kindred
| enterprises easy of accomplishment. Re
>pccttully submitted.
+. JASssENs,
NJ. GLENNAH,
a. NJ. KELLEY,
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AMENDMENTS TO TIE CONSTITUTION.
By Mr.. John Lannon: To amend the con-
stitution so as to allow one delegate 10 each
one hundred members or fractional part,
and one delegate at large.
By Mr.. r. f. English: TO have commit
tee of three from the Convention to audil
the accounts of the secretary and treasurer,
and report the same.
BY Mr.. james A. Higgins: That the repre-
sentation of each organization shall be one
delegate for each one hundred members or
fractional part thereoi, but that each society
allalI be entitled to n vote for each fifty rnenl-
bers or fractional part. r'... 49,
By Mr. w. H. Nash: That at the death ol
a member of the Union each member 10
good standing shall be assessed five cents, to
70 to tue widow of the deceased member.
By Mr.. John O'Connor That upon the
death of member of this Union it shall be
the duty Of the Secretary of the Union to
forward certificate of said death to every
Society in this Union; and upon receipt ol
said properly. certificate 1t shall
be the duty of every secretary to collect VI
caused to be collected ten cents from each
member 'g3nd standing for burial fee, and
transmit the same to the secretary Of the
State Union for the benefit of such mem'
ber's widow or personal representative.
By Mr.. john Lannen !: The officers Of this
Union shall consist of one president, vice
president, secretary, and messenger, all OF
whom shall be delegates to the Convention
and shall bold Office for and during the term
of one year, or until their successors shall
have been duly elected. '...,. a ~
: An these resolutions were referred to
Committee on Constitution. !.
tIGy! OTHER BUSINESS ri
MT, McCracken presented bill OF Dir
Tierney as doorkeeper OF last Convention
ON morton Of MIR. John Lannon it was 10 .
ferred to the proper committee.
Mr.. Ed. BELLY extended an inVltatlon u
behalf Of the Catholic Beneficial Society Q
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T1tE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK or HATS south Of
New Yerk ut T.. wElsfGERis EOS. Zs;stssl 2aTE.
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..IARaE, rno1eeaAsns II EnAYsER,s onlY 81.
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10 TIDE LAp1Es.-Just receivedthc latest atyie OF
fans, Jewelry, iar goods, KID gloves, scarfs, &C,
&c, for sale at a greatly 7re,iueed price, at Ell.
,GRASaER's, es7 Broad street. Please gisc me ,
cali, examine my stock, and compare prices. :. Z
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
A UCTION NOTICE,-GRAND SALE OF
IA Elegant Household Furniture,
THIS 0uesdayl MORNING. co mo at1 LoicI

At prlVhte resIdcnce, TO West I'D street,
Panoiorte. BronZes, Oil Paintings, Parlor Suit &c.
Over S500OO worth and 400 lots by catalogue, namely
Magnificent steinwS Son, also Chickeriny Son IS
covered in satin brocate and silk reps drawing Room
and Library suits, Mirrors. Curtains Oil Paintings
Bronzes. Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Centre Tables
Etageres lnlad Cabinets, Ladys Writing Desk, Book.
case $40 volumes OF choice Books, &c Dining Room
solid silver China Dinner and Tea Sets. Bedroom con.
siss solid rosewood and black walnut Bedroom suits
inlaid Bedseads Bureaus, Dressing Cases, Commodes
Washstand, Armoire 20 cured hair Mattresses
kitchen Furniture B.-Goods packed and shipped for
purchasers. LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
specified; and except also section seventeen
which shall take effect Immediately.
g. HILTON sCRiBNER. Secretary of State.
CRY AND CoUsrr or NEW YoRK, August i, 1873
Icerty the foregoing to be true copy OF the election
s9ee sate received by me i aX% aaX hf fsRHsSA
Publishers Of are rsn noed not OF to insert this
advertisement unless specially authorized 60 do see
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. sheriff
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ATTENTION
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING.
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT. IN THE ABOVE
FIREpRooF. WELL LOCATED BUILDINu BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&0., &c
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS BROKLRs,
BANKS INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c, &C, CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE. OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM ioxl2 FEET TO a6XS7 FEET, AT $500.
s4Oo $500 AND UPWARD 10 $1,000 ACCORDING TO
sIzf. AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING is
COMPLETELY FIREPRoOF.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M.
PRovEMENTs.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
LBERT b. WALDRON AUCTIONEER
n BY ID. w. IVES,
salesroOms l08 Liberty and Ill Cedar street
hold onAN Nat. L,r,,:

"A S25 600 worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture.
at the private mansion
No SO West 18th ST., between 9Th and 9Th avs,
On THIS DAY CTUESDAY), at I01s O'Clock.
Pianoforte. ParlOr Suits Paintings Bronzes.
BY order OF NJ. b. Chapman, ESD
AUGUSTE MARITIME Il CO., Auctionecrs
Drawing-roOm-Two superb Suits, covered with silk
brocadc OF the richest description Grand Duchesse and
Marie AntOnette styles Etageres Cabinets Secretaries
Bookcases Velvet Brussel, Carpets Paintings, Bronzes
Mirrors, Clocks Ornamentals, magnificent rosewood
Panoorte, celebrated maker; rosewood and walnut
Bureaus geds;eads, Wardrobes, Mattresses Extension
Table, Buffet, silver Ware cutlery, Glass China Ware
basement kitchen, also Furniture of servants apart
mens N. B.-Partes wishing to attend this sale
Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien b. MINER AUCTIONEER.
IA SalesrOOms 95 Chambers and II Reade street
BY ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
TukSnAX SERH

A LIEN Is. MINER AUCTiONEER
7 street
NO. s teS & SE DOOR
HANDSoAE SSsT fESkEfn noGsEHdLb AyFERsi FSRsiruRE,
nut 5 sl snS @ and s ws
wood and black walnut suits in crimson satin and reps
Tables Table gilt reception Chairs. lace Curtains and Cor
Dining Room-BrusseIs Carpet black walnut marble
top Buffet Extension Table and Chairs in green vevet
BSdhssy carps en- suite rosewood and
black walnut gilt traced Bedsteads bureaus Armores,
tresses Feather Bolsters and Pillows Curtains and Cor
Rich. carved black walnut Hall. Stand, Wilton and
BRUSSELS stair CARPETS; ohcloths &C. also Kitchen
A RcH JOHNSTON. AUCTTONEER
"A Office and salesroom, Nassau street Horse Auc-
Yen graTSh e Ess hrtesHth street
.RSsEW6Sp PPIANos, MIRRORS, BRoNzEs, &C.
HE s pH w N s ha at sasSn
at O o'clock the entire elegant Furniture of OF
The drawing room and bedroom Furniture is in rose
Library and dining room in black walnut. The Cur
Clans nd a 5Scse bro and blue silk ae
ful etagere Ornaments and Bronzes
Together with large of kitchen Furniture
A LBERT b. wALDKoN AUCTIONEER.
n s.,s,rooms ,os By inc1t~ W. any IyES m Cedar srs..
'''''i S Ses.ss ssa s''e'
large and general assortment of Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding, Crockery, Glass Pictures, Cutlery Clocks &c,
&c. Sale commences IN basement with low priced goods
SAME DAY, at o'clock,
by order of underwriters,
staple and fancy Dry Goods Hats Boots, Clothing, &C.
&c. Can be this afternoon at Ill Cedar street
A UCTION.-wINANS 4 GARRETsON 527 AND 529
"A Sixth avenue, will sell this day (Tuesday), Sep
tember 80 at their warerooms, genteel Household Furni
enng Psror and Bedsoom suits
Beds, Mattresses Pillows Mirrors, Bureaus, Ward,
sils, velvet. Brussels and ingram Carpets; Rugs,
postponement Will commence halt-past 10 prompt.
the list Is large
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
CALDWELL AUCTIONEER.
n. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD P1ANOFORTE, &C,
AT THE BROWN STONE RESIDENCE

252 West Fourteenth street. near Eighth avenue.
Tuesday September 80 at l0, O'clock the entire rich
and costly Furniture of the above residence made to
order and of the best descrptionvZ elegant Par
l9r suits in silk and satin Pier Mirrors oil Paintings
mirror back Centre Tables, magnificent wood Piano
forte, Stsoi and Cover; Chamber Furniture. in walnut
and rosewood Hair Mattresses Pillows, &C. Exten
sion Dining Table, Buffet Secretaries Desk Chairs, to-
geher with all the elegant Carpets throughout house
the whole being in the best of order and only in
few months offers extraordinary chance to
hOusekeepers. sale without reserve.
At AUCTION.-PERsONs IN WANT OF FURNITURE
IA other Household Goods and storekecpers, saloon
keepers and others i'll want OF articles in their ne
should attend the great opening sale to be held to-day
tIuesday) September 80 at lOs o'clock A. NJ, at Nos
b2 154 and l56 Chryse street. near Delaney Articles
in.great variety, ana too numerous 10 mention.
A UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY ZINN AUCTIONEER
"A sells this day all the elegant and costly Household
Furnitnre contained in private mansion of J. Isaacs
ESQ, II East 10Th ST., Broadway commencing
lok oclockmylz magniieent "a octave rosewood Piano
Carpets Oil Paintings Bronzes, lace Curtains, Turkish
Chairs marble top and gilt Tables, &C, dc. also Bed
room Suits in rosewood and walnut; single and double
Bedsteads Bureaus, wardrobes. spring and nair Mat
tresses. Lounges Clocks. Suits &c also dining room
basement and kitchen furniture
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
A UCTTON SALE-POSITIvELY THIS DAY.
N Cruesday) September ~, at l0i. O'Clock
at the elegant live story private residence
& t Ess' iwen'y .nl.h street near Fourth avenue.

at tne eleRunt uvc story private residence
only two blocks from Holman House FiitS Avenue
Over $4,000 worth and over 500 Lots by catalogue
be sold ali ycod,
vs must be removed hours after sale Parior
Toasd
suits brocae and lace Curtains pier and oval Mrrors
Bronzes Works OF Art Vases Satuary Clock Etagercs
French and Oriental ufn'ure capns nad td%fRSSbIss fRsSss
and prn9 and hs4
Bedding Bolsters Pillows, french walnut Buffet Exten
s sR and T1 y sns dsrS
o c o Tr ,nSr house
Responsible men in attendance cart pack ship goods
to attend this large sale
oh O'Clock entire nice Fixtures, stock Of Liquor Store
and Back Bar nice glassware Mirror Ice Box venetian
Io es % bSsc nys
All goods removed after sale
QYJ. W. CAMPBELL JR., AUCTIoNEER
ID Will sell this day, commencing O'Clock, in lots
% So sSe sna G
asr qse ose M orea founs
Ss oa rs 5 sqyss AYERS @ nd dealers
'''N CAMPBELL ,JR., otace ss4 Hudson i street.
ID o'clock. Nth street and Boston road, Mott Haven
Stock ana EHri WA sE casy sShsry op % G
DY MAX BAYERSD0RfER, AuCT1ONEER-SEILs
ID Friday next, first class Stock, Fixtures Horse and
Wagon &c, of excellent paying corner Grocery Store;
bargain privately. 49,.
DY MAX BAYERsD0RFER, AuCTIoNEER-SELLS,
ID IO O'Clock of orchard and Delaney streets
Stock and Fixtures, &c. q corner Grocery store posi-
s' in 0 SFs oss aSa po%s
PY JOHN A. DUNN. AUorIoNEER.- JOHN A. DUNN
ID co. will sell tomorrow "Wednesday, at oh
O'Clock, No. 1896 Third avenue, large consignment OF
household Furniture consisting OF very general assort.
ment OF Bureaus, Sofas Lounges Chairs, marble top
Tables Parlor Suits in green reps and haircoths Mir
Brussels and ingram Carpets together with large lot
OF kitchen Furniture.
L,OLEY BECKENBAUGH, AUCTIoNEERs-
Oace and sale esroom IL Bowery will sell this day in
10th street. between First and second avenues the
stock and Fixtures VI an old estahshad Grocery store
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
A UCTION SALE-POSITIyELY THIS DAY TUESDAY
"A at the eleg CANT private residence,
2lO West L

,o q OAsHiM s m AuctIUneer sells Gommencng at
nture. Paintings, Paris Bronzes &C. property of L. B.
Covington, ESQ., elegant Paror Suits in crimson figured
satin and silk brocade; marquery and gilt Cabinets; ;
Etaseres Turkish Easy Chairs Centre and Console Ia
Des Library ana Secretaire bookcases volumes Books
Clocks four round IA octave Decker Bro Panoiortc
also beautiful wood Piauoore Music Cabl-
net rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases
Bureaus, WardroDes washstands Lounges, "a hair and
Table, sidcboard Dining Chairs Croekery, $1,000 worth
Siverware, Tea Sets, &c Haland Kitchen Furniture
10 Carpets and every useful household article Response
BILE men TO pack and ship goods Those about furnishing
lat
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH MODERN
- conveniences in private house 30f West Thirty
street. TO let, to small family American preferred i'm.
mediate possession; rent $50 Apply on premises
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

HOTEL TO LEASE FAy0RABLY.-SURE FORTUNE
IL for competent party with $4,000; 40 rooms
hnes location in New York owner will aid to furnish
Address HOTEL Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

U,OLEY 4 BECKENBAUGH, AUCTIONEERs-
Oce and sale sroom II Bowery, will sell this day in
Il5th street. between First and second avenues the
stock and Fixtures Of old established Grocery Store
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

BASEMENT TO LET-LfGHT AND DRY SUITABLE
- for business purposes corner of Sixth and
Thirty seventh street Inquire at TILSON x CHARDE'S