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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12

STOKES is said to have been much
disappointed at the result of his trial.
This little conversation is reported
as having taken place between him
and one of his keepers:
"Why, this morning when I cor
graduated him upon the result, and
said l supposed he was very much
pleased. he replied Pleased! What
should L be pleased at Getting
four years for an act for which [
should have been commended, for
which | should have 4 testimonial =
A contemporary suggests that
New York justice is rather fckle.
She hung poor Foster for killing a
man when he didn't mean to, and
only imprisons Stokes for a murder
made with mature deliberation and
with deadly weapon.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12

A Neao Yorb; Herald reporter has
interviewed the Supreme Court
Judges of Tennessee, at Jackson, as
to their choice for Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United
States, and here is the result /:
Judges Nicholson, Deaderick and
Mcfarland are in favor of Hon. Will
liam NJ. Evarts, of New York, Judge
Freeman favors Judge Curtis, of
Massachusetts, and Judge Sneed
prefers Judge Campbell, of Louisi-
ana, though would be satisfied with
either Evarts or Curtis, while Judge
Pete Turney thinks Chief A. 0. p.
Nicholson ought to succeed Chase,
and if he cannot be appointed, he
favors Hon. R. j. Mckinney, of
Knoxville.
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john IL. GOugh on Ancient and
e Modern Times. -'I 'e-3

/ f=al -- a-fr boston Post.l - Hfa5 yq
The lecturer maintained that in
many things there had been little or
no progress Since the earliest dawn
of Civilization. and even where the
change,of to-day was most marked
it not infrequently happened that
this Improvement was brought about
within the present generation. In
light, Ioeomotion and communication
we are immeasurably in advance of
our grandfathers. The lamps that
shone at Belshazzar's feast gave as
clear light perhaps as any which
our first Presidents may have had,
but at the present time they would
be no more than tallow-dips compar-e
ed with our calcium and electric
lights. Then, too, Nimrod and
Noah travelled with as great speed
as could the men Of fifty years ago,
for it was since then that the won
derful powers of steam had BEEN
developed and placed under control.
In the matter of communication,
Washington was no better off than
Caesar, and David could have sent
a message to Jonathan, fifty miles
away. just as quickly as our fathers.
fifty years ago, could have dispatched
news to such distance. In printing
the great progress has been in the
matter of speed, for so far as clear
ness and distinctness went, the types
of four centuries ago were almost
as perfect as those of to-day. In
regard to morals, the record was not
SO favorable. The polish and refne-
ment of society might be doing too
much, and thus defeat itself, just
as certain acids, when properly ap-
piled to steel, gave it a more bril-
liant luster, yet when used to excess
corroded, disfgured and finally de-
stroyed it. The lecturer then spoke.
of the domestic relations of the peo-
pie of this age. and said that mar
riage was too often q matter of bar
gain and sale, and he warned his
hearers that just so far as the bonds
Of family and home were broken in
the minds of the people was the COM
munity and the nation threatened
Will Qdu3GI. II men anu WOuGH
would take as much pains to hold
as to catch each other, there would
be fewer unhappy marriages, and the
world would be the better for it.,
He asked if the men of to-day were
purer. better, nobler than those of a,
hundred years gone by, and by way
of answer compared the two to the.
evident disadvantage of the former,
In alludipg TO the educational in
stitutions of tho present, he express
sed the belief that they were not
producing as thoroughly strong men
as the world needed; there was
quantity sufficient, but the quality
was wanting. He would rather see
a child of his at 10 with a fine
physique and good health, even if,
without the polish of schools, than
to see him as too many educated
young men were. The speaker clos-5
ed with an earnest appeal to his
hearers to live by the teachings Of,
the Bible, which, he said, contained
all that was necessary for public
virtue and liberty. t -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12

~ Speaking of extravaganza
in Dress writes a traveller, 1.-THE
most expensively dressed man ]
ever saw was an African chief1 on
the Gold Coast. His wives had
anointed him thoroughly with palm
oil, and. then powdered him from
head to foot with gold-dust. You
never saw in your life man got mp
so utterly regardless of expense. =
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MORRJSTOWN GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1878.

Augustus Iturbide, Maximillian S
adopted heir to the Mexican Empire,
accompanied by Madam Iturbide and
Gen. T. n. Nelson, American Minis
to Mexico, were at Louisville Ky.
on the 4th. Young Iturbide will be
sent to school at Stoneyhurst, Eng
land. He is ten years of age and an
accomplished musician and languist.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
NH FELLOWS
PETER A. SHEARER.

IN this cause it appears from the affidavit Of the
plaintiff, that the defendant Peter a.
Shearer absconded concealed HIM
self that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him, and his property hav-
ing been attached in said cause, in pursuance of
the attachment granted and returned before me. it
is ordered by me that publication be made IN the
Morristown GAZETTE for four successive weeks,
notifying the defendant to appear before at my
office in Morristown, HambIen county, Tennessee
on the 22d day OF November, 1873 AMI defend this
suit, or the same will be proceeded with Ex PARrE
Given under my hand this 9th day of October
1878. A. ]. DONALDSON, j. p, for
n33 printers fee IS 90. Hamblen County.
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Kansas Central Land Agency.

sALINA. Maj. JOHN w BERKs, Manager.
Real Estate Business also have for sale All the
lands Of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company,
amounting TO over 200, 600 acres OF the most des-
irabIe In Central and western Kansas: also, Mill
Sites Coal Lands, Farms, Cattle Ranches, and City
Property In Salina and the neighboring towns, for
sg- Send for the 4sKansas Central Advocate, m
large 32-eolKmn LAND PAPER, see what we have for
sale andJszd aaabnntthe great JKeystsne state of
the West. ee SIS v.a lEnehl2.
49, -.E - :.
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.ADYERT RTIsING RATES.

One square, (ten lines or less lfor first irse sertiou
One Doiar, each subsequent Insertion Fifty cents
liberal discount from the above Ea8s=Hs4llzese
made to yearly advertisers
Obituaries Of over ten lines will be charged as
advertisements Ess NJ ~raa
All bills due upon first insertion Of advertise
ment, unless otherwise contracted for.
All announcements OF candidates must be paid
for in advance. +-l =taat = ? =
jos. YoRK must BE- paid for on delivery.
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Ch0,scerv Sale.

PURSUANT to the decree pronounced at the May
Il Term, 1873, of the Chancery Court in Greenevile
Tennessee, in the suit, John T. Myers and others,
defendants. / viii proceed to sell ct the Court
House door, in the town of Greeneville, on Mon
day the Sd day OF November, 1s73. the steam Saw
AIin and Boiler, in the pieadeings in said cause
mentioned Situated near Bulia Gap, Greene conn
ty. Tennessee. Said steam saw mill, and boiler,
viii be sold on ascFedit Of six and twelve months
credit, with interest from date Of sale Notes. With
approved security VIII be required Of the purchasef
aud lien retained until the purchase money be fully
paid. HENRY A. NILDS, Clerk and Master.
Sept. 30th. 1S73- s.1
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picNes.

Use none but the best vinegar
especially avoid the sharp colorless
liquid sold under that name. 1t is
weak sulphuric acid, warranted to
riddle the coat of any stomach,
even that OF an ostrich, If that bird
were bereft of the instinct of self
preservation as to make a lurch of
bright green cucumber-picl1le seven
times a week. at.- --..s -st.
If you boil pickles in bell-metal,
do not let them stand in one mo-
ment when it is off the fire; and See
for yourself that it is perfectly clean
and newly secured before the vine-s
gar is put in. t.-4
Keep pickles in glass or hard
stoneware look them over every
month remove the soft ones, and
if there are. several Of these, drain
off and scald The vinegar, adding a
cup of sugar for each gallon, and
pour. hot over the pickles. If they
are keeping well. throw in a liberal
handful Of sugar for every gallon
and tie them up again. This tends
to preserve them, and mellows the
sharpness &c the vinegar, This does
not apply to sweet pickle. .-..,
Pickle. well made, is better when
a year old than at the end of six
months i have eaten walnut pickle
ten years old that was very fine. III
Keep your pickles well covered
with vinegar. .--
If you use ground spices. tie them
in thin muslin bags. s-5a
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
NATHANIEL T. GoURLEY,
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
e:e BROWN, CRowELL & CO.,
PETER A. SHEARER.

PETER A. SHEARER
this cause it appears from the affidavit of the
plaintiffs that the defendant Peter A. Shearer
absco5ed or 50 concealed himself that the ordinary
process of law cannet be served upon him, and his
property having been attached in said cause, in
pursuance of the attachment granted and returned
before me, it is ordered by that publication be
made in the Aforristown GAZETTE for four success
i've weeks notifying the defendant to appear before
me at my Office in Morristown, Hamblen county,
Tennessee, on the 22d day of November, 1873 and
Ex PARTE.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October
1873. A. j. DONALDSON, j. p for
n33 printers fee S5 co. Haniblen County.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12
JOHN W. PAXTON,
HoEuF Ruathic Physician,

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services in all its
n branches to the citizens of Knoxville and It's VI
cinity and hopes by strict attention to his business
to merit and receive a share of patronage.
Dr.. P. returns his sincere thanks to his former
friends for their kind patronage and hopes to merit
a continuance of the same.
Residence and Office corner of Main and Locust
streets Knoxville, where he may be found, unless
professionally engaged.
Prompt attention given to calls from distance
on any of the railroad lines. oct8
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12

INTERMARRIAGE or WHITES AND.
BLAcks.- Hon. Robert Townsend, d
Nebraska probate Judge, has recently
taken some pains to ascertain, as fara
as possible from official sources, the
laws in all the States concerning the.
intermarriage Of whites and blacks. ,
The Omaha Republican, publishing
the results Of his inquiries, says that
such intermarriages are now valid i'm
New York, New Hampshire, Ver-s
mont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa. Kansas, New Jersey, South
Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Missis-
sippi. louisiana, Texas, Arkansas
and the District of Columbia. Maine.
Michigan, and Illinois report that,
although they have prohibitory
statutes, yet tile law with them is a
dead letter, and that 'tsuch marriages
frequently, occur" The gentleman
replying from Connecticut said I;
There is no law in this State that
prohibits tie intermarriage ofwhites
and abla.cl1s. wunless the black OBJ
jects. ssT = .zo5 c33 3 s7iw s.t
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12

H john c. Heenan. the prize
fighter died Saturday morning 25th
ut. sIReaf Rawlfns, Union- -PaciEc
Railroads gFhile on his way to San
Francisco of consumption. His.
body was brought to Ogden, and al
casket sent from that city for its
conveyance to New York.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12

The following Grand Masonic
bodies met at Nashville during the
last week. The Grand Council meets.
on Monday, Nov Sd; the Grand
Chapter on Wednesday, Nov. 5ths
and the Grand Lodge on Monday.
Nov. 10th. Maj John Murphy was
the representative Of Morristown
Masonic bretheren in the different
bodies ss sss9 1 ss2-1o-9.. -c'S
The Washington Repltblican thinks
the contest for the speakership is
narrowed down I'd Messrs. Blaine
and Maynard, and that the former is
almost certain TO be elected.
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Price % cts. so cts, and 81 per Bottle.


Is extended to the world to place before the public
q better Cough Lung remedy than ALIENS
LUNG BALSANI.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-12
Read what we'll known DruEgists say
about Aliens Lung BaISam.
SrRISeFIELD, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1872

= II physicians do not recommend a medicine
which have merit. What they say about
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM can be takensas fact.
Let all afflicted test It at once, and be convinced Of
it's real merits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-12

Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, as ollows:-
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A NJ, and
Express Tor Phiiadclphia, g o $50 A. NJ, 80 L4H6
sa . r. NJ, and II night Sunday, q, 80 and 9P NJ
For Philadelphia, via kensington, Al A. NJ anda n
Fer Issa s IS s6 81 $40 II Sd e s d;
ss;is s:@ a:sS s:lo, . 10 II 30 IL r. Sunday
For EiIsaSsiS, go 20 5 sac Sio.n;nA@A;
$50, ssI sl6 so 80 SAID, 10. il 30 Il p. NJ sun.
For halfway g. 80 $40 80 and 10 A. M IL noon;
q 2:3U, 8 500 $40 4:l0 4:D, $50, $3.50, $50 g. $3.50,
7:so, SlO 10 r. NJ and II night. Sunday, $50 and
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy and ioA M.aso.
For New Brunswick, T. 10 A. NJ, IL NJ, 4i0 $40: e.
or. NJ. and IL night. sunday and ?. NJ.
For East Milestone, a: NJ, u noon, 40 and 20
For lamhertvc and pFelnngtop andsPM
Accommodation tor Bordentown Burlington and Cam
For Freehold I, s a. H.. . and p N.
For Jancsburg, Pemberton, Camden A. NJ, and, via
Trains arrive as iolows-From Pttsburg, $50 A. NJ, %
r. NJ, daily 1914 IA. NJ. and 6:4 p. NJ, daily except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, $40 A. NJ,
4:Ji, l0;l2 p. NJ Sunday, GAO A. NJ From Phiadcl-
pbia, n 6:5l 10l4 II o. II 81 A. NJ, 21i 354 o.
s:i3P NJ; sunday, s:2l, $50, i o. A. n.
House and loot Of Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt streets.
Emigrant Ticket Office No Battery place
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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EXCURSIONS.

EoR PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH-FARE
IL reduced TO 81 rs; steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and
LONG BRANCH leave pier ~ North River at 40 A. M,
40 and r. NJ, connecting with trains OF NEW JERSEY
q. ". BENTLEY General Manager.
CoyERNoRs ISLAND FERRY.-TuE STEAMER
VI GOVERNORS ISLAND leaves Custom House pier
me W per, on the Battery, every hour daily, for
Goycrnors Island Music by the band in the
followed by parade. Visitors allowed the island
between sunrise aud sunset
DONDoUT AND KINGSTON, LANDING AT COzZENS
IL Cornwall Ncwburg, Milton, Poughkccpsie and ESQ
pus-The steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES
W. BALDWIN leave Harrison street, pier "a North River,
daily AT O'Clock r. NJ.
THE NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
pany call attention TO their extraordinary facilities for
the accommodation OF Excursion Parties the coming
son. With their steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, LONG
BRANCH and JESSE fIOYT and their elegant new Ex.
cursion and twenty Of adjoining land Long
Branch, they prepared 10 make engagements with
churches schools societies. &C. for large small parties
at low rates send for circular q. w. BENTLEY,
General Manager, III Broadway, New York.
wM J. ssEpES. superintendent, Long Branch. N. J.
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NCHOR LINE
"A Steamers sail from pier 20 North River, New York
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ANGLIA Sat, MsyI IND IN3IA sat June Z
TRINACRIA. Wed, May q AUSTRALIA. Sat, June Il
CALIFORNIA. Sat. May 81 ISMALIA.. Wed, June 10
OLYMPIA. We'd, June VICTORIA. Sat. June II
The passenger accommodations of this line
unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
rooms are all upper deck thus securing good light and
ventilation.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
Saturday steamers. Wednesday steamers.
Gold. Currency.
Cabins. and $66 375 and sos
Cabin return tickets secur-
ing best accommodations. $50 $50
STEERAGE, $50 CURRENCY
Tickets for passage to from any seaport railway
station In Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
at lowest rates.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Company's Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
just published, "The Trip to Europe magazine Of
Information for travellers; be had free of
charge on application.
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A UCTION SALE THIS DAY.

UCTION SALE THIS DAY
IA at private mansion n East 10th ST. CONNIE pcing at
l0M o'clock. HENRY ZfNN, Auctoneer sells by cata-
logue over go lots elegant Household Furniture be sold
without reserve yz-Grand Pianofore, cost $3.50; Gle
CANT Paror suits latest styles Mirrors Brussels Car
pets, Oh Paintings, Bronzcs, Lace Curtains, Eageres
Clocks Ornaments, marble and gilt Tables Chairs &c
Bedrooms contain rosewood and walnut
BEDROOM suits, single and double Bcdstead Bureaus
Wardrobes Spring and Hair Mattresses, Lounges, Car
pets, Turkish Chairs and Lounges Pillows Bolsters,
bedding, &C. also Dining Room Basement and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale positive.
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TRAyELLERS' GUIDE.

CITIzENS' LINE FOR TROY-PAssAGE 81 50-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier 40 North River foot Of Leroy street. daily
Saturdays excepted, at o'clock p NJ, connecting With
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga, Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall River.
The wOrd-rcnowncd steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIs
DENCE leave pier q North River foot of Murray street,
' A. p BACON, superintendent
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES AND
N Jewery at 66 Broadway being the entire stock OF
an and manufacturer now in bankruptcy It's
of solid gold and silver Watches, Diamonds solid gold
Opera Chains gold Sets, Seal Rings, Pins Studs, Sleeve
buy fine jcwery Dealers invited. sale to commence
this Monday May H. at l01 A. NJ and continue until all
Is sold, by THOMAS WILSON, Auctioneer.
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HENRY n. HERrS, AUCTIONEER.
Ii GRAND CENTRAL SALESROOMS,
656 BROADWAY.


nAcsy AssF SA5E CT
oN rGEsbA s SSS sRA Al s FI oSSS
Is 5sS$ar
%Dn IT a.a @
rors, Clocks. Bronzes, statuary, Vases Ornaments
ELEGANT INLAIp CABINETS AND PARLoR TABLES,
s,einwsy sons "a octave Grand Piano MAGNIFICENT
rich EtagsIss Centre side Card Library and work
.as and saaat oha%Ssr ss' ssa
board: EESStsssIs: isss; ans he'd: ssaSIas MAJ,
Of which were made to order BY e; Bembe and are in
s Soess Be- on II
on Monday At the sslesrooms above Catalogues will
IL o'clock. LOG franklin street, Greenpoint Grocery
store Tomorrow, at lo o'clock. at the intersection Of
Store.
TMPoKTANTTf HXoT j1SSso SALES n,,,on..r
wy" ara a Su Band, n haPrisons
Colations, under Mammoth Canvas
Pavilion FFfs BASES NAY Sy sisa% s and rail-
on premises q queens i!nglewOodo. LIZ,
leave Via James slip and Thtyourth street ferries At
= % A. =" 'nA'p THURSDAY, May is.
Hunters Point, Long Island City,
az ,ns pTCpeEy belonging
by order of the Executors
consisting OF 100 Splendid Lots
New York. and 800 and ioi Fulton street, Brooklyn
) viii sell on Monday May IL at Ioll O'Clock at IS
consisting o. Bar Counter English spu Beer Pump Gas
and Glass Ware, &C.
TERE JOHNSON, JR., AucTToNEER.
=. Highly important ny, ynt auction sale
$50 choice Astoria Lots,
a4s S SS!ofs, On NV sec premises
landing n
envy lockwood Temple, Elm and Lincoln streets s eau
be sa s ,s Lot will
Maps Willie ready sos on next at 2 Bark row.
MARsHAL's SALE. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.-
N BY virtue OF an execution TO me directed and de-
ana to s Monday and S & w @
iCocOsk IL Inc forenoon 30 Bond street @ sets q
and s SPOONS Els Fish Knives ali Velvet
And M large 2, sampe wo o.
sted &c large quantity OF Canvas and Canvas Hose;
So'' e.
M will sell at public auction, this day, at IL A. NJ, at
1883 Delaney street steam Boilor steam Pipes Fittings
'''' ''''' WILLIAM ALT, Marshal.
MORTGAGE SALE. BoaARr .AucTloNEER.-
W. by virtue Of chael morsags w, a expose tor
1873 at Il O'clock in the forenoon Bogars auciicn
quantity Of Ensravings Lthographs Photosraphs, Port
foios, &c rare and valuable ceiiection worthy the
"'''''' Attorney for Mortgage.
DAwYBRoKER,s sALE.-R FIELD, sHERIFFs AND
general Auciioneer salesroom III Bowery Win sell
Ing. Dresses shawis REMNANT underciothng Bed
ding, Quilts Blankets. Boots. Shoes &C, &C. Also Coats
street.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

(yIGARS OF HAVANA TOBACCO-ROsA CONCHAS,
~ $50; FL de Cuba Gaanes 500; Espanoas, 80; equsA
to imnortcd In appearance and quality. :. ..,.
4 ]. RAYNOR 4 CO.. 10 Maiden lane.
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RY 8. W. DAUCHY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
- JOHNSON sell this day. at O'Clock, at l54 Canal
street. large and desirable assortment Of Household
reps plush and haircoth black walnut Chamber Suits
Cottage Sets 100 velvet tapestry, shreeply and ngran
Carpets Oilclots Rugs door Mats bed Beds
ding, hair Mattresses, Extension and Dining Tables
marble top Centre Tables French plate pier and mante
Mirrors, Sofas, Lounges, sewing Machines, fine
Parrot Is months old Kitchen Utensils &c, alao 10
casks Of fine Stock Aie by order Of George Toman,
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A THE PRIVATE MANSION, l0i EAST TWENTY.
~ MN street between fourh and Lexington avenues
large Household furniture sale (Monday) morning
May " az iol O'clock f. ROTH, Auctioncer, Will sell
positively I'm lots, rain shine 800 lots by catalogue
the hghc 81 bidder Parlors-yevet Brussels medallion
Carpets Grand Dnchesse and Marie Anoincte styles
and crimson and gold brocael; Turkish Easy Chairs
Lounges pier ana oval Mirrors Etagcre Tables Bronzes
vases Satuary, WORKS OF Art Clocks, Curtains, fine
Paintings Bookcase magnificent rosewood double round
IA octave Panoiorte, stool Cover Cabinet wood
and walnut Chamber suits style OF Louis XIV Bed
steads Bureaus Washstands Commodes spring and hair
and reps; soas Shalrs Carpets. Curtains; Mirrors
french walnut Buffct Extension Hbles Chairs Glass
China, silverware, Cutlery, &c. ~ Blake Fourth or
Third avenue cars TO Twenty fifth street Responsible
chassrs, city or country.
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And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York.
Rates OF passage-Cabin. $50 500 and $780, gold &C.
cordng 70 Accommodation Tickets to Paris, SIS gold
additional. Return Tickets on favorable terms. Steer
age, $50, currency.
Steerage Tickets from Liverpool Queenstown and
all parts Of Europe ut lowest For freight and
cabin passage apply ut the companys Office No. Bowl
ing Green; for steerage Ill Broadway Trinity
Building. .CHAS. @. FRANCKLYN, Agent
Or to H. DUvERNET, corner of Clark and Randolph
streets, Chicago, Ill