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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Nattan's Vegetable Cathartic and Anti

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bilious Pills.
The local demand for these Pills has stealily in
creased within few years, so that at present the
tRle for them hSuite considerable. have, there
tore, concluded to call the attention of the general
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prepared with tEe greatest care from selected drugs
they present the foilewing good qualities:
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Their action is PROMPT, certain and effectual
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come sf'H more extensive. They adapted for
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them as well as the strong and robust. Home mate,
they are always fresh. while patent pills generally
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Price, 20 cents per box. Fer sale only BY
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ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNE
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Is INDISPENSABLE.
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octl5 2awly Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
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An Alleged 100000 Defa.,,er
washburn Ahead of Butrer

BosToN, Sept, 6.-The Journals returns OF
delegates 20 the republican state convention
give 299 for washburne; Do for Butler, and IS
doubtful.
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ARREST OF THE ALLEGED INcRNpIARy OF
THE FASHION STUD SrABLEs.-A man named
Morris Pupil has been arrested in Philadelphia
charged With setting fire 70 the Fashion stud
stables ct Trenton, N. J.. The allegation 10 that
Purpn was discharged from Bud Doble's en-
ploy on Tuesday, and that while intoxicsfed in
Milham, suburban town, ON "Wednesday, he
was heard to mako threats that the barn would
not stand another week. He was sent back to
Treuf0n
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THEY SHOULD RECRIvR THE FULL PENALTY
Mary Rowland and Sarah j. Baptiste, of Phil.
adelphia, were convicted yesterday of assault
on Mary Rowland. This will be remembered
as the great cruelty case, which excited so much
attention in that city. Mrs. Rowland and her
daughter Sarah numerically beating and al.
most starving for long period Mary, the step
daughter Of Mrs. Rowland.
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LAURA KxKNI was % Alarminaly iii last
week, ut her residence in New York, that o
priest was summoned, who administered to her
the last rites Of the Catholic church. Sho sub
sequently rallied, however, sufYicentiy to be re-
moved to quiet country residence, where Q
change Of air, 1t 10 expected, would improve
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SMART CHIHAMxH.-Cspt Harvey, who i'm
ported, two or three years ago, Q humber Of
Cinnamon for his laundry ct Belleville, n. j. -,
has lost several, who have started IN business
for themselves, and 10 now likely to lose the
can earn elsewhere. They threaten that IL he
does not do SO they win form cooperative bust
ness among themselves.
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TIE CONSTELLATION practice ship at the
Naval Academy, left Newport, r. l., On the 9TH
inst. for the Chesapeake.
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GUNNER FRANKLIN A. GRAHAM, attached to
the Frolic, died at New York on the 9Th inst. of
consumption.
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MARSHAL PATRrCK, of Utah, has resigned
to take effect October LIST. The President has
already decided upon his successor; so all hun
cry applicants might as well stay at home.
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GEN. VINCENT, of the War department, re
turned TO his Official duties this morning.
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cry applicants might as well stay at home.
THEPAY OF DEsERTERs.-The War depart
ment has issued an order to the effect that every
deserter shall forfeit all pay and allowances due
at the time of desertion. The authorized stop
pages and fines due at time of desertion shall he
deducted from the arrears of pay, the balance
passing to the credit of the fund for the Soldiers
Home; II the stoPpages and fines are greater
than the arrears OF pay, the balance will be de-
Quoted from pay due after apprehension.
Ex-Gov. HENRY S. FooTR, Of Mississippi,
publicly pronounces can intentional and viii
famous falsehood" the statement of the An
gusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel that " he is
10 De PROVIDED by the government with ap-
pointment and q large salary as a reward for
his defectisn and villfication Of our leaders"
for office IN his life and desires no office in Gen
Grants gift, and that the very men whom he
has been exposing IN his "reminiscences he de-
nounced more strongly in the confederate con-
gress than he has ever done since.
No NEW SLooPs OF WAR TO BE BUILT In
WAsHINGToN.-A paragraph in morning pa
per leads to the conclusion that one of the new
sloops Of war, authori zed under the last act of
Congress, is to be built at the navy yard In this
city. This is an error. All the "details for the
provided for, and at points outside of Washing
ton. The steamer Nlpsic, however, now out OF
commission, and at New York city, will be
thoroughly cisH repaired at the navy yard in this
under ten or twelve days.
THE PATENT CIGAR Box-Commissioper
Douglass has taken no action relative to the
patent cigar box which he has been urged to
adopt, and to Protest against which a commit
tee OF cigar manufacturers from New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore appeared before
him some weeks ago. The Commissioner has
net determined to order that the box be used
as II is not his intention to force upon dealers
an instrument SO distasteful to them. He is
anxious to adopt some plan by which the frauds
now oftentimes practiced, in the retail trade
especially, may be prevented, and he desires
the cooperation of all dealers 10 this end.
LAST INsTALLMENT OF THE GENEVA AWARD
The following is the manner In which the last
payment of the Geneva award was made in
New York yesterday. All the Treasury receipts
for gold and bonds deposited on this account
were delivered to Mr.. Archibald, the British
consul at New York, who in turn will deliver
them to his superior, Sir Edward Thornton
British minister at Washington. Next week
Sir Edward Thornton and Secretary Fish will
finally settle the matter with the usual diplo-
matte formaffties. 1t then becomes the duty of
Secretary Fish to deliver the Treasury receipts
to Secretary Richardson, who in turn has to
give Secretary Fish s15, 800 900 United States
per cent. bonds, to be held by the State depart
ment subject to the future action of Congress
on the distribution Of this Alabama indemnity
money.
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FAfAA BorLBR EXPLOSION IN VIRGINIA.
The engine boiler Ut Moeeley's saw mill. near
Enfield, Nsnsemond county, Va, exploded
Of the proprietor, and two colored men were
killed by the explosion, and three others severe
ly scalded. Los about $4,000.
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SThe installation Of Disraeu a. rector of the
university Of Glasgow, which was postponed In
consequence Of the death of his wife, win take
place on the 18th Of November,
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Waited OvnRBoARp AND WERE DROWNED.
Captain vaIder Heyden, Of the steamer vader-
land, of Philadelphia, was serenaded Last Thurs
day evening; md entertained bis visitors on
board the ship. While the band was playing
two Of the crew, who were waltzing, fell over
board and were drowned,
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RAILROAD OYYICIRs IHDrcrHD YoR MAN.
eLAueBrER.@The grand jury Of the criminal
court Of Chicago have found bill Of indict-
ment for manslaughter against Puffenberger
and Bean, engineer and conductor Of the
freight train which caused the collision ct L.
mont, on the Chicago and Alton railroad.
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A TORNADO swept through Granny Hamp-
shire, Mass, yesterday, demolishing barns and
uprooting trees, and otherwise damaging prop
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Use KUBELs "UTILE DULCE. TOOTH
u POW DER-ReeonmeD 1ed BY Dentisfs for IL
prrfry aud healthy action For sale By DrusgfstI
sersTsuy, Price, - oests o bottle. dso1-ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TWO DIPS ON.LT.
SIXTH STREET LOT.
FRIDAY k akP Pa SSAhr N 3 Mrs sEPrEM-
A TOWERING GIANT AMONG ITS FELLOWS.
THE GREAT II CENTER.POLE TENT
100000 Challenge Show.
GREAT EASTERN MENAGRRIE.
MUSEUM, AVIARY nS SdRGgs, ROMAN HIPPO
ANDl
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EACHpAY.
AT 10 A. NJ. AND AND P. NJ.
a GRAND TRIPLE MENAGKRIE,
Museum, Avisry OF Tropical Birds, and Gar. !"
avian Of Elephants, Q .mels, Drom-
Etc. Etc.
GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS PERFORM
ANCE,
in The largest HIppodrome Tent in the World.
EVERY ACT DOUBLE
in two Rings at the same honr and under Grand
A DOUBLE GRAND ENTREE
TWO STUDS OF RING HORSES,
DUAL CORPS or 60 UESTRIENNES,
MALE RIDERS,
ACROBATS, q YMNASTS, CLOWNS,
&c, &C., &c.
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IN ARENIC AN.
NAILS EVER WITNESSED!
EVERY D4 tNf AT Z GiGhGsS A. NJ, AN
PAGEANT AND PROCESSION
OYER Two NILES Love!
With emerald, crimson. and gold dens, three brass
ard reed Bands, grand Steam Piano. whose music
can be heard miles, and full Martial Band As in
the Days Of 76; twenty Beautiful Women and one
by the Cavalcade with their flags, banners and pa
rsphernalia, mounted Gods and Goddess s in origi-
nal costumes, with LIVING TIGERS, LIONS,
PANTHEhS, and JAGUARS LOOSE IN THE
STREETS.
~ Before each exhibition GRAND BALLOON
AsCENSl0N will be given.
~ All the Railroads running into the city have
been arranged with to bring people at greatly re-
Admit g eta, Children under 10 years. Is cts.
Doors open at 10 o. m. and and D. m Perform
ance commences an hOnr afterward.
W. W. DURAND, General A gent.
Leeshurg, MONDAY September 18th; Alex andria
TUESDAY, September 10th. send 6t
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S412, 33441.
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THEATkR COMlQUE.
MoaDAY, sEPTEmBER 1.r.
TS FATE E.SSTIREdY REYoyArEs, RE
PkOSCENIUM - 1"D
THE HANpsOMEsT AND MOST CoMFoRr..
BILE THEATER IN wAsHINGTON.
THE STAR TROUPE OF AMERICA.
FIRST the S si;Isa:1 ~ y TSSE tssS5
The creates, 4 l1s1ss dutch esn sd% rAoAS'
me enAln Mss sst csR III sT3 xSssr,
LEV AND fTss M SsDsf nss
~. MISS ss Ma SRGli i' so%slRs.
T5 B t 8 H0PSEs and 3 JEAN BUCKLEY.
-. our 's,, co SfI f 81 JEH4 q sEAu rx
Bf4Hizs 81 sG sIfSiffiias.
r5gssiE fAkkksHs. L6 KAHsk B BkkiksssoNN'
a., 'h IhkY pEtgSyn LOVE, CLAM fEsf LOVE- nay
afdaSf ffa EESSH ENTERTAINMENTS
concluding each evening with the superb sensa.
TEE GRAND DUCHESs
THE GRAND DUCHESS,
fIoduced With unexampled splendor
augH-lm WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
oLp No On Exhibition and saie( NEw No
1IH sr.S AT (7rH A.
MARKRIfERN, VI
No. soGa. ssct Ss; SSs s9a
si A:s; ssTss:s :sSss r.S:I Was =;
seIs, Rings, Mails, &c., In the District.
= Plee.e remsmbsr Hsms ed Nunbsr. jsl-ly.
A LII KINDS OF CABT-OFY VIARIN0 AP.
"A PAREL can Be sold to ths VERY beet sdysnfsrs
" sig 81 s Sr, bs q Oh .nSS gmSSrH,
notee by nall promptly sttsndsd 10. oh paid. N
up GOLD, sILvIR, BRASS, OOPPER, nc. !,
n Fought e fair Prices for AsW York house
tai tai. gsomntiy stteadsA 10 b. AU0iISfIIH,
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LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Hoar OF this mornins
publishes a special dispatch from Barrits
stSting that Marshal Serrano len there ON
Thursday for Madrid.
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
BERLIN, Sept. THE statement which re-
Gently appeared In American newspapers that
Gofmany intends purchasing Lower California
rom Mexico Is without foundation.
THE 0RHAr EAsTKEN
LONDON, Sept. S.-The steamship Great East
ein which for some time past has been grsp-
ping for the Atlantic cable IA expected %
return 20 Sheerness on the 18th of this month
THE TRIAL or RAUC.
A special dispatch from Paris 20 the rsn<s
says the trial OF Rauc. which was authorized
by the National Assembly for participation IN
the insurrection OF the commune, viii not take
place until after the case OF Marshal Ba1aine Il
disposed OF.
An ArocRVruAI LITTER.
IL isslso stated in the same dispatch that the
letter rurporting 20 lie from the Due de BrOs-
LIE 70 an English diplomat giving reasons for the
overthrow OF Thiers, which was lately pub
ilshed In New York journal Is spocryPhaL
An Alleged 100000 DefauIfer.
ST. LoCis. Sept 6.-E. A. WhitcOmhe, ion
merry state agent OF the 81. Louis life Insurance
company for Indiana, was arrested last evening
on y requisiti0n from the governor Of Indiana
charged with being a defaulter in the sum Oh
go 600 for policy premiums. He was lodged in
Jail, and win probably be taken TO Indianapolis
TODAY.
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CURIOUS CASE OF FELINE AFPECTIoN-The
Washington pa Examiner says: Mr.. Morgan
Hayes Of this place, has a case of feline and ca
Of animal romance. Some time since cat OF
Mr.: HIS commenced showing strong at
tachment for dog belonging to the same gen
dog, and ate and slept with her canine lover
A few days ago some ill-disposc1 person poisoned
the dog and when he was carried out 70 burial
during the ceremonies. But the straneest part
Of the story is yet TO be told Every day since
the cats bereavement, she spends most Of her
time at the grave, and n evidently rapidly de-
ciining. Its looks very much - II the cat would
die broken hearted. This q no ACTION
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AMUSING FREAK OF MoHKKY-A rentle-
man in business on High street, south Of Town,
has remarkable monkey. Yesterday the gem
teman concluded to give the sidewalk sprink-
drenching the front premises left the house tenn
porarily, while he entered his once 70 do some
writing. The monkey In an instant compre-
hended that he was In duty bound 10 do some
variable monkey, and seixing the noxxie Of tho
hose turned 1t fun upon tho gentleman writing
Of his desk, and seeing the astonished antics Of
bis master succeeding this effort, dropped the
hose and scanpered away. The incident was
20 ludicrous that Jocko was Let on without pun
tshment.-Okio State Journal.
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A ITEM TION!
com PANY A,
FIRST BATTALION NATIONAL GUARD,
viii give their first
ANNUAL EXCURSION TO LEEsBURG, VA,
On the TWENTY EIGHTH proximO. They solicit
the patronage % their many friends and also
sntee perfscf satisfaction 70 all who may attend
Lieutenant George W. SteWar-, Chairman Commit
tee Of Arrangements, has worked hard to make this
nrst display second TO none that has been given thi
season. Also, Capt. Tucker, the Comm snder of the
said Company, has rendered great assistance. We
are profoundly grateful for the assistance Of the fol-
loving named gentlemen:
Hon. III. ID. Cooke, Governor Of the District.
Hon. A. X. shepherd, Vice President b p W
Gen. g. ". Balloch, Supt Streets District.
John .. Evans, esq.
A Webster, Adj taut.
j. @ Lay, Auditor Board Public Works.
W. Mott, Contract Clerk Board Public Works.
s. p. Robinson, Engineers ONCE, b. p, W.
DR.. VIM. TIndaI, Secretary Of Governor.
Also 10 the Honorary Memhers-Hon. John II.
Cook. Hon. John 7. Johnson, Hon. ynO. ii. Brooks,
Hon. John A. Gray John NJ. Bolts, esq, Col. P.
CarsOn, s III. Williams, esd. DIR. A. W. Tucker, A
Underwood, esq, Vim. A. Shorter, esd, 4. Nc
Company as Captain will accompany uz; also
Ma ChGs b. FISHER, the commander OF the First
Battalion, and all the rest Of the battalion. auRH
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nOOLyYg A0UE Powders are warranted 70
" cure. No QsseSas. u -. . DoskaGa. Ht41
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SALES AT AUCTION.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUorIoNEsR

MI OKKIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Ni Peremptory sale In partition,
Ny order OF the Court Common Pleas kieyen on
Madison avenue, Eighty fh and Eighty sixth sreets.
~ II. LUDLOW 90. will sell At auction on Wodncs.
day, April 10 1875 at " O'CLOCK at the Exchange Sales
room ~ Broadway New York Gale under the direction
oil Henry Morrison, Esq. Referee)
Madison avenue southwest OF Eighty sixth
streeEight Lots having frontage OF l03 feet on Madi
son avenue and 1876 feet on Eighty sixth street.
Madison avenue. southeast corner Of Eighy-sixth
street-pot OF Ground 6 feet inches by I0e 2nchcs
west OF Madison avenue of Eighty sixth street lots
each 25x l02 feet inches
Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain
gage.
FRANKLIN BROWN, Attorney, IS Liberty st. N "
Maps &c. a. the office OF the auctioneers No. Pine
street. New York.
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A, M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIoNEER
IL. Genteel Household Furniture
Fine OIL Paintings, Moqnet and Brussels Carpets.

on WEDNESDAY, April 10, al 10Y O'Clock.
The entire elegant Furniture in brown house b2S
Seventh avenue between Thirty eghth Thirty
streets, containing rosewood and satin Parlor Suits
Brussels, Velvet and Moquet Carpets, Lace Curtains
Cabinets Etegere, French Clocks and Bronzes rare oil
Paintings, Barmorc oyerstrpng pianoiorte rich Cham
China and Glass Ware Dining Table Chairs Library
Suit Book Card Table, LambreQuns Kitchen Uten.
sis. &c. Dealers and public invited.
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trusting to their merit to good attendance the
evening of sale.
Also Nine Hazards Jewelry Laces, Furs, Antiquities,
Articles Of vertu the Tueries and French Empress
to be sold without reserve.
The Furniture will be sold at p NJ
ROBERT SOMERvILLE Auctoneer,
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Nme. DE II. HAZARD,

We inve public attention to the exhibition of the
lulsite Works of Art in marble the finest by
the critics brought this country belonging
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J. BLEEcKER, son ( co. Auc1IoNEERs.

J. BLEECKER, son co, AUC1IoNEERs
L.. Four Kutherturd Park Cottages at Auction.
VIII sell at the Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway.
Tuesday, the I'D April four beautiful Cottages and Land
attached, at Rutherfurd Park N j., situated Lake.
Livingston and avennes these cottages
built by Mr. E. t. Christanson of the best materials and
with great care they filed in with brick, have fine
cellars and attics and replee with modern comforts
well supplied with water; handsomely arranged
pari0rs and bedrooms, with abundance of closets
marble mantes &C., &C. Further particulars and maps
n Cedar
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A RI AND FURNITURE AUCTION.
IA ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer

RT AND FURNITURE AUCTION.
IA ROBERT SOMERVILLE Auctioneer,
Office 81 Fifth avenue.
ROBERT .SOMERvILLE will sell by auction, Tues
day. April 15 at 0s O'clock all the elegant Household
Furniture and OH Paintings contained in the private
rosewood Parlor Suits In brocate and plush rosewood
Etagere rosewood octave Piano Q.ndeman maKer),
Brocatel and Lace Curtains Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Velvet and Body Brussels Carpets rosewood and black
walnut Bed Room Suits Curled Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds black walnut Glass Library suits in reps,
Bookcases Tables. Lounges Dining Room in reps,
Bullets Extension Tables, Chairs CHINA, Cut Glass Sill
Ware, Engravngs, Cottage Suits &c.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
. Elegant Furniture,
Fine Mirrors,
superb Carpets, &C.,

E. H. LUDLOW 90. will sell at auction on Thursday
denee as Madison ayenne between THIRTY and TS
ysxth streets the entire Furniture cenane in said
superb nlaid Cabinet, handsome Library Suit elegant
black walnut Bedroom suits turkish Chairs and fancy
Tables fine French plate Pier and Manci Mirrors Mo-
quet Velvet ana Brussels Carpets Olcoths, reps silk
and lace Curtains, &c. fine on Paintings, &c, together
with an assortment OF Kitchen Furniture and Utensils
he sA will cn
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UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
n This TUEsDAY) afternoon, April IS at o'clock pre-
cisely at private residence lib West Eighth street Cn
ton place. between Fifth and Sixth 800
lots Of elegant Household Furniture, velvet Brussels Car
pets magnificent Parlor Suits style of Marie Antonette
Pompadour covered with rich French SATIN hrocac and
Teps r9sewood double round case ia octave Pianoiorte
Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Mirrors, Curtains Bronzcs
nne OIL Paintings Vases Clocks. Bookcases Etagercs
Tables, rosewood and walnut Chamber suits style OF
Louis NV; Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands, hair and
spring Mattresses. Bedding French walnut Buffet Ex
tensoin Table Glass, China, Svcrware, Cutlery, &c.
Sale positive, r. ROTH Auctioneer, commencing this
afternoon at 2 o'clock precisely Goods packed and de-
iivered for purchasers city country.
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RI NOTICE
"A The sale OF the large and elegant collection of OIL
Paintings advertised for the doth and 18th inst at our
gallery, 81 Nassau street, Is in consequence OF the int
nense other sales deferred until wednesday
""1 '"1''1"'' ~ xRCH JOHNSTON. Auetioneer.
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IIENRY b. HERTs, AuCTIONEER.
IL SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY DIAMONDS
STORE FIXTURES REGULATOR, JEWELLERS
SAFE, &C,
ON THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

April IL, Is and 49, at 10 O'Clock each day,
BY ORDER OF MR.. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
at his store,
us BROADWAY, UNDER NEW YORK HOTEL,
comprising his entire stock walked at $4,000 which
will be sold without reserve on account OF retiring
from business
Catalogues will be ready on the 10th inst
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Now on exhibition, free. day and evening, at the
LEAVITT Art Rooms, Sl7 Broadway.
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CHANCE FOR BUILDERS.-lD FEET FRONT ON
n Forty ninth street. near Ninth avenue frame nd
brick buildings splendid location Tor tcnements s3050O
NORRIS 81 BAER, ~ West Thirty fourth street.
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"A tupci AUCTIONEER.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoortes, Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits
and rare, costly Works OF Art,
at public auction,
THIS DAY Iuesday at l0a O'Clock, at the residence 36
rest 10th ST., near 9th
Drawing Rooms-Superb suits covered silkbrocade, rich
est descriptions Marqucterc, bois de rose Cabinets
Tables, Encogneurs, Jardinieres elegant Canopy Eta
ceres Secretaire bookcase, 600 volumes choice Books
velvet medallion Carpets, Lace Curtains Mirrors
Paintings by eminent artists, Bronze statuary Clocks
Music Stand Stool, Cover. Chamber-Rosewoodw walnut
Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobes Commodes en- suite
style Louis XIV. Mattresses &c. Dining Rooms-Extcn
sion Table, Buffet silverware, Cutlery, Chinaware
Glassware Furniture basement, kitchen and servants
apartments N B-Parties wishing TO attend this sale
nr Qara $3.50 ''@sS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

1.-THE exhibition altogether is of more than averag,
excellence. The paintings have not been newly framed
attraction, and for favor have to depend mer
alone. That is severe test and the COLLECTION bears
well. n-Brooklyn Eagle.