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IL ,'1s5H,l New orisspAs IoaiaiAna- ~ Sss'4f ur
Tia nnsuiass.s I.ssi.us.sa e.r.aseA rssrslsy
sco " n,natsd ~ quiet and healthy locality y
the river 1t u mmodious, thorou ghly ven Assd
and ussrs all thoes advantage wkoh esntffbuts -
the health and socurity of its inmates. "
Pupils Of all dcnonin lions admitted; batfos the
prcotion 81 order and regularity, all obliged " A.
tend the public exercfses and conform 70 the les Of
TUITION: -..
The system Of education embraces the French asA
E Emf sSs1ssSs: VIZ; RsSsins fenmansap Fssn9s
crn Geography. OF the 0letes Proas and Fostioa
ConPoaasaa, History AAaient and Modsrn Scored aad
froApe) Chronology, French and English I1tcratusA
Rhctoric, Mythology, NATURAL Philosophy, Cksnstry
Astroneny. Botany, Book.ksepinS. MasAaDasieA cd
Muaic, Drawing, Painting Plain and Ornamental Hes
do work Tapestry Enbfoidery ArtinciAi Fiswsrs sa
rxRMs-PAYAiENTs 10 DE MADE opAR1lRLY,
/ fN ADVANCE: 80 -''' f4s
Board and Tuition In French and English per 4,
aenth ........--..---...- ea0 %
Z Up .s.-- -. y-.tu- -. peryusrtor 90 20
Entrance Fec for the first year only 10 70
.F EXTRA CHARGES:
German ~. ~ Ga 90
Vocal d uAie. II 90
Mas:c y the Piano. Per quarter 50 q
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This Literary Iaassssn iassrporatsa By sas State Of
"sssd fssSsss soes sg. n s
tngD are wef adapted fnr ednnationaI lperrores a
q 1ss 90 s
A tin thesr dspa.tare &C A. tAsy 90 eeast.nly
Tss Ssgs': "a Aroea
The TIE gessps.s.s.y SsSsss I: ls s ssGia.sss
The claa..eal Coarse 10 for thoss who asssS have
seudsnts sot sdnitssa, unisss they know how 70
The moral sad training of tho s,sAsn,.. the
duct. progress, rank In c,aas and attendance.
The academical year begins on tho irst or October
and closes towards the S ~ g SSsiy'
States euTrsacy. t~S nes.Hs. 60 As :. '1 a
spaI any REy j. oAuTEELET. presidents.
ST. JosEPA's AGADEGx r0R You're LADIES
~ Conducted By tho Slsters az Charity.
Near EnnitsburG Frederick Ceanty. Maryland.
This instatSH u pisaannti staatsa IN Aal.hy ana
pis.sSssaas part q gfsdsEtsk eeanty Mazy1sa h.f
pOrated by ho LazisiasEfs q Maryland in lsie Tho
buildings are eonyoniens sna apasiSaa.
Board and Tultion per aeade1io year. incind1nS
Bed and Bedding, Washing Eendin6 and
D0c0GA S.so ~
e. ''' AZ Az i FAYAhi.E III ADVANCE. " ~
Tho Aoadeno year 10 divided IN tive Se.sicns Of ave
oaths eaah beGanntng respectively On tho ssth Of Al
gIat sna - 18th a yyasnsSz., a.. 80
| AO1EHR SUPERIOR.
my5 T9Iy - Jessoes Aaadsny. En11atss1ER. No
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
URSU LINES, ..-
oPELoUsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, La.

I'll. 's sss
ss and not only IL as
generals this shall he THO object Of the CONSTANT e.
aud healthy and
the limits assigned to tho pupils alloy then. during the
pupils always under tho efficient care Of their In
ments Of educationi ia b eis6 and eneh comprises
esS ss as II
Astronomy. pniis:ephy Biography; Ansi9ai!iss. Iy.
,hSes Sapy Plain eRS Needle
Plsmia@s aWardei a &c snd os the year e .hs
bsrs L
doportment. Pvriis Of every religions deaoni.atio,
order ri lie pnp. roqsiiei TO observe To general
9 se or by the Young ladies
s:S5ss Sst a Z
October and closing about the fss q Anan,. Ppp['.
coming after the commencement Of tho session will De
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per session. -..---..-.-tiSo O.
E EntfaSns fons. maid, for pourder.
Day seSolsr 1I tssshnet. per session g 6
For the advanced 80 o
Pen Paper and Ink =" "
.. EXTRA cHARGEs.
Piano. uitar, narmonium. each, per month"; o
Use of instrument q
All charges are to DO paid half yearly in advance
quarter begun ehai in full No deduction made
for Embroidery Medicines will be charged, when cup
! piled by the House, at store prices. .
The pupils required Sundays and particular
occasions to uniform via: In winter maEaEiI
blue dress, straw black velvet hat trimmed will
blue black silk apron aud black cloak In Summer,
pink chints two pink dresses required)I
straw hat trimmed with white black silk apron ant
white sunbonnet It IL also for each young
lady have two white drosSes, white veil, and on
| common sunbonnet.
| They are required to bring with them tho ordinary
table furniture, consisting Of two knives and fork
table and teaspoon tumber and napkinS
| soap. brushes, conbs pitcher, bowl looking glass
small buoket, mosquito bar, SUFFICIENT quantity
| sheets, towels blankets, everyday elosAes-
| All letters to be addressed, prepaid, to the
sUPERIOREsS OF THE URsULIEES,
Opelousas, Parish Of Sc. Landry, La
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The esases eosnSaenee shout the hrst Of September
public exhibition. II.
Books, eto, may DO procured at the Institution Al
moderate prious. sisfa tep is F.s.te -H
Purple received ut any time during the year. and
charges made from the I&ate Of entrabce only.
Fer further particulars apply to tho Mother Superior
Academy q the Rely Angelic On. sci ~ sym
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This 1nstisusien sisstsd b avery asleAsna locality
In Pennsylvania ID under ths dIrsctfoA Of ss Sisters
of The Innaealate Heart OF Nary. The slsts having
ssasns,y purrhsssa tho Large saa esnnsisas building
belonging to the late Anshsny Bsisasey ass now pre-
pared TO afford their pnpffs greater e.sasso. than
heretofore. y, e. '"s
The Scholastic Year L divided isto twe Sssaons of
svo nssths sssh ssrnssassss sspssnsss 80 and Feb
,,..x,.. sfr1HsH ~ e. tg~fs. s&isigs
~ 80 y raGgsr Eaa s.sa Eagcy vi
r '>7 - "f bonn TEENS. aa tlsiAls
. - as sl.. a.. 90 Egas7 a II q .asN5E-d1!o
saard and ruioa. Per ananm. peyahis hsf yearly In
advance -. >. -. .3.E. sH.'aC TACO
Languages. Music, etc, fora extra ehatges.
For further particulars sppis to ne. -. 100
.u oi -s. MOTHER SUPERy0R,fqs
b .a.R -tiEJ fdl eAesH@ y swess ussss,r. Pa
oat OFFICE OF noKHrSa srxR
sss u y 1a4 Carendsass street. MO-.
TtOLLEGE II y f-1'SEsT
~ - Fst 81 'j' OF rnp ~ iayI.ss1
IMMAcULATS CONCEPTION
tSs. Corner Of Conmsa an9 Uszonae strpeta
Z j. %
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EDUCATIONAL,
sssstvS S.ass Il sSlHs 1s JOSEPH
$500 New Orleapa.

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EDUCATIONAL.

''hS o" .'hAii 11oA6i ioHAk. 1850 81 {
VorNd IIbrrs, AGA pES1Y;"TTT y-,'E1y
Fo-eA sdj al ssalysH ovt 81 So ess4~q
bed sd nj 49, ,4g- u. 70 ~
70 al.s7sia THE HOLY h9ttYY, ANGELS 4, V. -
Under the Direction Of tho sstess Maxianitss Of Holy
wv ''7-'' No@iC Ufoss. q FHF1 IHEtSl "
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uNF RGAEET."-tMA .:GARET HAUeHEkf'
STEAM AND MECHANICAL BAKERY,
"a &c and - New Levee- ---1l, 76 and &c
Near Poydras stIeet, New orleans.
Jo,f Dread Soda Crackers. Butter Crackers, boston
cracLare Water CraSkors, Wine Crackers. sugar
Srackers Cream Biscuits. French Biscuits CrackneI
9isHita pl,t Bread Navy Bead Ginger Bread Giuger
MATS nc Nic etc lemon Cracker Meal ~ the Lowest
Market Rates AID Full Weight fuarahoe"'
nh3i a. Is --.-----
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Is7a-Ths elsStIon Of twelve Directors this
bank the ensuing year. viii be hed this Banking
House. MONDAY. Jan. ~ iez1. between tho hours
of 10 A n and n. JAS. J. TARLBTON.
dc 29tt- Cashier.
oUIsIAHA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
- DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street..
Presdent-w. Vas NoEpES.
Caahsr-JoHA Q. WALroS.
DKEcToRs
John T Bronson, Of stAnaTd, Bronson &c.
David Wallace. Of wallace & Co.
Henry j: MuIan. Of H J. Muii@a & C..
w. Van Nordeug
W. II. Thomas, Of FolEsT Co. dsI5 70 iy
HIBERN1A BANK OF NEW oRLKAHS
NEW oELxASs. Juno 10. 1871.
STERLING BILLS on THE HIBERNLAN RANK.
DUBLIN. payable In Ali pArsS Of Ireland, hOn One
Pound upvards for sAle ct this Bank.
fYM T2iy JAS J. TABLETOE- Cashier
EIoREIGH EXCHANGE. ..
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans Nay, Is7a.
This Bank Win draw STERLING BILLS In sims 10
suit parties Wishing % remit small snoOats KAEiand
or ireland. O. LrVAUpAIS
Dyts My Cashier.
Fl. P. BUCKLEY,
Camp Street. ---..--.-.s
Has for sals, at Lew Prices.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
| American, EBslIsh ana swiSs,
| Fine Jewelry, Sterliag silvsrWars, Gold, Silver
and Steel spectacles and Eye Glasses
p.-...-,.. ..,.,,,., -,-., q,
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This lsn& Institntisa favors ably Known
70 the people oil the South, win entor upon Its Forty
third Soholastic year on - $50 ~ s'7-
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ain afraid their will was not on all occa-
sionaa of the best Most of them were
always ready to undertake doubtful com
n,issions to the city, such as smuggling
forbidden books, and carrying notes ana
messages.
Charlotte, upon entering this new sphere,
aneedIy accommo dated herself to its sur
TnundinRs. She was not long in adopting
the airs and manners of her own compan-
ions. and the first day she passed with the
8 ISar6nts, after her promotion, they noticed
Ao Change with alarm. She was no long,
er the-innocent child, who could be amused
Win trifies, and who cOphded her every
!. thovrht to her fond mother; but vain
afSd saffected girl, entirely taken up with
!. heT1elf, and having all the airs of a little
CoUdetEe. She preferred the company OF
1iisd1 girls and silly young men, TO InsS
oe her former friends, because they nat
tered her newly acquired vanity.
1 T7eF parents ventured to remonstrate,
but aho replied in o very un6ecoming man
nerf like some distinguished person whose
diRnssy had been offended. This happened
On several occasions. At last her father
took q courageous resolution. The day
afsex her return from q short visit to her
hoVas. he went to the school, and after ex-
Drsaafna his dissatisfaction to the preceP-
freeo, and declaring his intention OF re-
IaoVfnR his daughter, informed that lany
8kak ~ Intended to place her in Convent
geha0l. under tho direction OF the SisteFa
a. tAo Sacred Heart.
- fiAe tho Sacred HeartS At Catholic
ns1snn7 % ranDonaed tke.irake femalos with
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-09

Butter and cheese are almost indispsnsi-
bic articles Of food. Properly usad, they
ere nutritious end healthy; but "a inordi.
nate use Of either eausss indigeation Sad
dyspepsia. Owen Gs5nsy's Sunday Com
fort, Jsdieiously used will remove both Of
there troubles
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
IMPORTANT SALE or HOODED STOCK
AT AUCTION, TOMORROW (fUESDAY), SEPT. 30.

AT AUCTiON, To-M0RRoW tfUEsDAD, SEPT. 80
WILLIAM vAN st Z 2SsAe S'soHkY, by byAuor,osrER
SADDLE HORSE-BRIGHT BAY SADDLE HORSE,
sired by Lexington dam Bessy Brush. by Glencoe, l5k
as o s kna to n m Tus IN a S earn G
changed by movement Of reins very stylish and
be ridden or driven by lady formerly the property Of
''s3 B%sH1w Sa. CoLT-BE6WN Gsf W GELoING, SIRED BY
Richmond dam Bashaw mare 1874 hands high, years
been handled for speed bat is very promising,
and with little handling, will very fast very sy
Isl hAMBIEToSi%S sSMHI AS S "" GoLT-BAY aELD1Na, ALL
black points, sired by Vaantce, BY old Hambeonian,
o o by S o S twe 1 apas ba
broken in double harness; has all the qualities required
for rotter and promises to be very iast he is very
SS P E hfa sA a WAGON BUILT
BY 6fsyseE 81 Il EFSTRf s?Rss ssft 5r WAGON
oy q sFgR sTss w LBS BUILT
by E%T sE SEE EAR WAGON
by Brewster s C9 q Broome street p,rr NV NAN
RoAD WXGoN-IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY
M ana Inn ae ne
without limitation; will be exhibition at MART alter
TR0TriNS TEAM BLACK HAWK MARES nx
hands high, and years old kind and true In al har
@ from San o to n Nv I s ome can
superior roaasters OF great endurance and warranted
TUP WAGON, SIDE BAR, HALF SPRING, WITH
pole and shafts nearly built by Wood Bros and set
dorble dob HARNESS me BapsGis M W rs; uopsv
l6a hands high, years od kind aud true in all har
ness ree from vice; fast travellcr very stylish
nothing will stand by locomotive has great endurance
TANDEM HARNESS, GOLD MOUNTED MADE BY
DUG 'cs'IlRT-Two-wuEELED TANDEM CART, BUILT
by Corbtt Co., and nearly new.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
DIRECTORY FeR ADVERTISERS.


AHUsEMENrs-NrrH PAcr-Fourtn, nth and sixth
AsTRSHSaY-srsru SSi1aHt pAes-rAird column.
BoXR6ERs wHSTED-sscosD P1eS@First sIiS and second
coiumna
BOARD AND LODGING wANfED-sncoEp PAGE-sec-
BRoSRlE SPq snHasnDsnp se,sd p.eyrd column
BROOKLYN REAL EsrATE FOR sALE-TwELvrH
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -Ercuru PAGs-si1th col
BUSINESS NoTICEs-sxvEsrH PAan-sixth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-TwELSrH PAGE-Fifth
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN-Tv<Ivra PAcE-Third ana,
CLOTHING ~EisaIa PAe.-si1th column.
COAsTWisE sTBAMsHIPs-NIxru PAGE-second col.
umn
COUNTRY BOARD.SEcoND PAcE1Third column;
DRY oO0Ds~Fl.sy P4GEaFouEth column.
UNFURNisnED-sEcoKD PicE-Third and fourth
EUR0PEAH sTEAhSHIPs-NISrH PAaE-Flrst and
second columna
ETHs Np
E1NxNcIALE ElsHra P1GE-FoSTsS column S l'0 '''D''''
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNITuRE--TwKLrra PAop-sixth column
and third Columns
HELP PWANTED-MALES-TwxLyrH PAcK,-Fourth and
HORSES 'Ssa CXRRfAGEs. &c-Frnsr pAs,-rhird and
fourth columns
HOTELS-SKcoNp PAGR-Third column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED FIRST PAGE-Sxth
lNHTRUCTION-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-TwELFrA PAGE
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTTrICIAL HUMAN EYEs-T j. DAVIS, IN
n vcntor and only maker OF the Improved Artificial
correct imitation OF nature IN the world. III East FIJI
teenth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A Lien b. MINER, AUcrIONEER
"a SalesroOms 80 Chambers and n Reade street
BY ALIEN b MINER 4 BRO,

TUESDAY, SEPT. 80
NO us sE's:sf sTksgF osn DOOR
nASDsoas SSss hoUsEHdLb ssSkffH hSFSSsii sSSsiirunE
al an S whs SlSs. and
snS g and Sssf ws
wood and black walnut suite in crimson satin and reps;
ee and %
top Buffet Extension Fable and Chairs green Velvet;
cSsdEery csSe. &c en- suite rosewood and
elaef walnut git traced M%oTs;
Feather snd fOws
fa iich carved black walnut Hs stand wilton and
BRUSSELS stair CARPETS; oilcloths' &C.; also Kitchen
ARoH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER, uo. AM.
uGn Bransh y g a fhIrtseRth street rec supu,ruxE
hLhsAsT sSsf%SSs MIR SAss
ARCH. JOHNSTON win sell at auction, on Tuesday at
largest city mansions !. made 10 order 6y best makers
The drawing room and bedroom Furniture is IN rose
Library and dining n black ,s walnut mt the Ga ns
Glass and Ohinaware the Bedding the very best bcauti-
together with large Of kitchen Furniture
The above now on exhibition
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-PERsoNs HAVING ANY KIND
to dspo OF at sncen or would do we'll to enter
G5 on s shg s Ss
Shryste street tr to Be held TO- cuesday sep'em
uCrIoN sALE-PosIrIvELY THIS DAY @oN-
at the elegant private residence,
zl0 West sist street near 7th avenue,
ss'ffSs fan Gzss haaas0m'
properly Of I. B, ooyington, ESQ., -,
sss Ss5s 1aSS. 5,s1y
and SECRETARY Bookcases: ~ Volumes choice Books.
piece Library sa mirrors Curtains srSqSs G9sss;
also Seaat.ia rosewood os'sys riapoiore Music daeI
net, rosewood and walnut Bedseads Dressing Cases;
i Fable, sidebeard Dining Chairs 6rockery $1,000 WORTH
u Sarpes and every hoasehoa article Rsspons
bile men to pack and ship goods Those about furnish,
to let
A UCTloN.-wINANs & GARRETsoN, SIT AND $50
N sixth avenue will sell tomorrow (ruesday), Sep
tenber TO- at their warerooms genteel Household Furn
% Ss % sn send SUITS Hs
Beds, Mattresses, Pillows Mirrors Bureaus, Ward
s ard nsS
Mats DC, &c, elegant Buffet and Dining Chairs.
dealers @ ana others nYed sae
as the list Is large
A RARE CHANCE FOR HOusEKERPERs AND THE
traieMThis day st. private resdenca u East sas
O'clock HENRY ZNN, Auctloneer sells $50 lots OF
elegant Household Furniture property OF saacs ESQ.,
viz H eSst SSS an &
ings Bronzes, Lace Curtains, Ornaments, &C
Also Bedroom Suits in rosewood
Wardrobes, spring and hair Mattresses, Lounges, rep
suits, Bedding &c also Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture Sale positive
AT AUCTION THIS MONDAY, 18th INST. AT
GERS will sell he esiy Furniture Of private resde1ce
No zoo West Twenty first street, consisting OF Parlor LII
fail to attend House furnished by h. j. Conklin Esq, at
q cost OF $4,000. April
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE
j Alarm Telegraph In the cities OF Washington and
OFFICE BOARD OF PusLIc wonKs D. c.,

WASHINGTON, Sept l. 1873
Sealed proposals will be received this office until
on the lst day Of OCTOBER s1s for the erection of
material, fire alarm boxes with the necessary circuits
machinery and appurtonanc required TO place
the system In thorough working order. agrecably
act OF the Legislative assembly the District Of Colum
bia approved June B ls73 and in accordance with the
specifications and mainly in accordance with diagram
both Of which can be seen and will be explained at
The system to be furnished shall be in every respect
equal 10 the in use and to that the success
full contractor will be required to enter into good and
Bids must be accompanied bya penal bond. legally
certified to, IN the sum OF ave thousand GOOD dollars
that the bidder will accept and perform the contract IL
awarded him.
The right 70 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been COMPLETED and accepted by the Board in
The contractor shall keep the system in good working
order for a term Of two Z years after completion and
twenty co per centum Of the amount contracted for will
be retained until the end Of the said two 0 years
guarantee therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelope, en-
dorsed "Proposas for Construction Of FIRE Alarm Tele
s'"p"' anu ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
Vice President Board Of Public Works.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A UCTION HOUSE OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL,
N successor to Johnston and Van TasselD,
AZ THE OLD STAND 10, 1l2, ia EAST THIRTEENTH
STREET, near Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

AChStS. C&KIE1A(sEES, tSCs
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE Is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10 TO 70 THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
The business will be conducted precisely the same
strict and honorable prncincs which have always char
acerZed the dealings of house and the respect
and confidence OF the business community well as the
kEGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Entries for sale may be made as usual either at our
downtown house. 81 Nassau street at the Mart ~ TO
IS Thirteenth street, near University place.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1913 O'CLOCK
A UCTION HOUSE OF WILLIAM VAN TAssELL
N successor 10 late Johnston q Van lasseD.
AT THE OLD STAND no. ll2, ia EAST FOUR
TEENTH STREET.
SALE OF HORSES, COAL CARTS. &C,
THE PROPERTY of q COAL CARTlNG CONTRACTOR,
ON WEDNEsDAY, OCTOBER J, AT II O'CLOCK
FIRST AVENUE AND AVENUE A.
hands high, to years old, and all warranted sound.
FIFTEEN COAL CARTS
HARNESS, TRUCKS, DERRICKS
HOSTING TUES &C., &C
A UCTION HOUSE OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL,
IN (successor to Johnston and Van TasselD,
Al THE OLD STAND. ITO, III, ia EAST THIRTEENTH
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
A UCTION SALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE,
IA I20 West I'D ST., near 9th av.,
THIS (iOnday) MORNING,
commencing at l0k o'clock,


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Curtain; m.snicsn! E,sssses centre Tables
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Armoirs aGs 80 cur,ed har and spring Matressss
woft sSd sS \: & ss @ s" Pieces Seo sc
also basement and kitchen FURNITURE n B-suangcrs
or street stages Goods packed and
shipped for purchasers
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Paintings Brpnzes Works Of Art Clocks, Mirrors Cur,
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Go%modes I spring and hair Sstis,ss Seddne Boisisrs
SoH
This large sale viii viii be
for those aGsns & y or Sr
Fourth or Third ayenne lines to q Twenty -h street
,n,,r, tuqS,1G. AgGT1oM 5 family AUCTION
made to order within months win
THIS DAY y ssIS s%Snaay1. as sS'G1h az 10 o'clock
between 5th and 9Th
All this q. choice # rcn furniture a re has has been been.
nnansisI ils;S% fS%ss s%%sa.ss = sale.
Drawing Rooms-superb Suits Grand Duchess and
FaSn1s Ss BY s@ssu sEs cssas ssG
%asncsn, celebrated city
Wardro1es Mattresses Extension Tanle Bulet China
n RHPariies Wishing 70 attend this sale take 9th av
stages 9th av cars
UcTIoN NoTICE.-oooD SECOND HAND AND
Fulton street between William and Nassau.
sDs Ss AES EgHsDA yHE a NJ AT
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PATSHy ,s, ,Ss Gsy
and Of bsS1 s
and other marble top
sa@s ling a0s
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kookcsses sewing Msshlnss lot Of dne Oh Painting,
walnut marble TOP Centre Tables BY order Of mort
gagee
ID the entire Stock Furniture and Fixtures Of dealer
third street the snars stock Of the store gaomprsng
Parlor Suits, marble top CENTRE card and extension
and Lounge Beds several Chairs 50 Mirrors
together with sIest y@sriey @ o. Good; usually found
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must be taken away on tuesday morning sure.
DY IsADORB j. swARzKoPH AUcTfONRER-
ID viii sell at 10 O'Clock, 722 Sixth street Stock and
nvsa ssis IS s' sc@s1y Ss1s'
RY IsADoRE J. swARzKoPH, .AucTroNEER-
Bar and Back Bar Tables Chairs, Glassware, Clock,
icehousc Of nnc saloon dealers invited.
pY MAX BAYBRsDoRFER AUCTIoNBER-sEILs
Wagon; low rent; iease, good Stock, &C., complete
great ' MAX s s&aEesDosSkRs S sDDSkR once, 60 Bowery.
RY MAX BAYERsDoRFRR, AuCTIoNEER-sELLs
road HAVEN stock and Fixtures o xood ooS psSoa
Bakery. JOHN RELY, Attorney ior 6ortasessse eSs "s
ID at nine o'clock. l72 Elizabeth street Stock and FIX
SASERbdsSEsss once, % Bosery. o's sais'' call MAX
RYMAx. BAYERsDoFER AUCTIoNEER-sELLs AT
- l2H O'Clock, Hl Second avenue, Stock, Liquors,
sssatee ana rixtures Of Lager beer saloon in lots Deal
eIs, can MAA. bAf fEksDoFEks once, o. bowery.
RyMAx BAYERsDoFER, AUcrIoNEER.-sEILsA AT
ID ~ o'clock $40 West sixteenth street. stock Liquors
MAX sSHSERsDSaSsR's s FER ssSS oice q Bowery Bow
pY J. W. CAMPBELL. JR, AUCTIONEER-wILL
sell on Tue TO morrow entire general general assorted
Aqa aH HGSs
Auctioneer office, As Hudson street
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AUCTION. HENRY
~ LOTz sells Monday, september ~ at 10 O'Clock, H.
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