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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13
Fert smith Hall read Convention July
A,1ST3,

Fert smith HAIL raad Convention July
Asia.
Az a railroad mass-meeting held In Fort
Smith on the 9th of May, 1878, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted;
Resolved, that we do Gala railroad con.
venticn to be held in this city on the
fourth day Of July noxt, To be composed of
delegates from the several western border
counties OF Arkansas, and ether points in
tereuted In railroad through their sever.
al counties from Springfield, Missouri, to
Dallas, Texas, in accordance with the re-
concentrations already made by mass
meetings held in upper border counties.
To carry out this resolutiona committee
of managers was appointed consisting of
the following named persons;
7. II. Sparks, V. Dell, J. N. Sarber, P.
frizEell, II. c. Kerens, j, II. Rogers, P. X,
Roots, Johu Carnall Williams NJ, Fl sh-
back, ]. II, GlcndeRing, |. ". Fuller, Sam
MoCloud, DR.. j. II. Duval, Il. J. Brooks,
J. r. kannady, J. v. liewes, W. W. Bailey,
Hugh Rogers, u, I. Duval.
by virtue of tho authority conferred
upon them they hereby call upon the peo
pie Of the western border counties Of Ar.
kansns and the counties interested 10 Tex
MS and Missouri, to assemble at Fort Smith
on the 4,h of July, at ten A. NJ. to consid-
cr such matters as may properly como be-
fore II. For convenience the number Of
votes each county will be entitled to will
DO one for each thousand inhabitants or
fractional pnrt thereof above five hundred
os shown by the census Of 1870. Each
oouu,y may send as many delegates as
they think proper 10 cast the vote.
On motion this report wa, adopted.
Committee adjourned
j. II. SPARKS, Chairman.
V. DELI, Secretary.
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NY pndnE CARY.

ny PHONE CARY,
Well, lei him go, aud lot his stay
10 not mean 10 die,
guessh r'll Ind that can live
ne thought TO brighten me- With frown,,
20 terrible and black
He'll stay away Thousand years
Before ask him back.
...In
lie said that had pcted wrong,
And fOulirhly beiidei
won't forget him amor hat
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FOR RENT.
Notioe.

An persons indebted to me arc hereby notified
to cone forward and @tflv between this and 'he
2Oth Of this month. AHer that time oil unpaid
accounts will be placed In the hands Of an sficer
for collection. aItt y. NJ. JANSCO, NJ. ID,
Dallas, Tsxas. June 3, 1874
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women's kip pesged shoes, 50 to SIS;
misses do, IS to SIS. Ladies' serge shoes,
Sis. TO SS7 ! misses do, Sl2 to SIS. Ladies
kid sewed, Sl8s,o S26; misses do, SIS to
S24 Ladies' calf sewed, SIS to $50;
misses do, Sl2 to S24. Mems heavy kip
boots, S37 to 500; do calf, $50 to S72.
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FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY shalt sell
Ladies' Dress Goods much lower figures than heretofore
building larger cddcc having become
rapidly increasing business We will compelled from
present locality smaller quantities
temporary quarters such will make sacrifice all and
article
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Miscellaneous.
Real Estate Auction.

knowing that there Ia large amount ~ land IN
this county, both In ih' conny and city, which the
owner. are anxious 10 sell at reese nsile price,
aud believing thar, by thoroughly advertising, We
Gan make lands hiring their value Al pnhll, out cry,
We have determined 10 estahiisha weekly Real n.
tate Auction, OR next sale will take place
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate Certhcaes for u interest In tho
land
Below we give partial list of the lands tn at we
are now. Offering
FOR SALE.
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Tur HBaALp job Office is the most com :
pJsts ssisb lish nent Of itE kind in Texss
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This branch Of our business wa make speciality
We are members OF the
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Notice.

Tho te-rarinership heretofore existing between
J. n Kerioot and Y. 4. Gay. IL. rs agcnts FIR tho
North Missouri, Mississippi Valley. Amnrtn. and
June ln73. The agency Of the alb We named conlpa
nlrs Of this place will be conducted in fuur. by
aSdlw y. H. KRRF0OT.
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Beds and Bedding, Step. Ladders
Lumber and Shingles, Doors
and Blinds
Wal Paper, Sash, Moulding, Window
Csrnishrs,
And everything pertaining to thcir business nrs
kept constantly Gu hand and are for sale at living
rates. vl.nl-dly
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DALLAS PRICES CURRENT.

Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
Reported fer tho Herald by Block, Jctt & Co
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Commissioner Douglass denies the alleged
large whiskey frauds 10 New Orleans, adding
there may be Illicit spirits upon the market but
not to any great extent.
One negro was murdered by another in
Brunswick county, Va, Saturday. This is the
tenth murder reported in that State during the
last two weeks, mostly among and by tho ne.
groes.
The Cherokee Advocate, published at Tale
qnah, in the Indian nation, has an editorial adj
vocating a territorial form of government for
Indian Territory.
man named White was found dead Satur-
day last near the house of one Jay, on Rock
Greek, Indian Territory. During the same day
some parties becoming satisfied that jay had
murdered White, they killed him.
Miss Mary Tucker died at Burkeville, vt on
Monday from the effects of strychnine, taken
for calomel through mistake.
None of the escaped boys from the school
ship Mercury had been arrested up to a late
hour Monday night.
Don Carlos has ordered Dorregarry to re-
lease on parole tht Republican prisoners in his
hands.
Gen. Schofld telegraphs the War Depart
ment confirming the surrender of Cant. Jacl,
and thinks the war ended
in West Prussia WV ''h'ses
The Carlists have compelled the railroad,
I running through country held by them to pay
$500 day to run trains
,, An extensive strike has taken place on tn
Great Western Rnilway, England.
The Grand Lodge of Masons in session il
New York, reports membership of 1909 il
80 lodges. The receipts for the year were
Sl6I, 1856, and the expenditures $147,2S5
Minister belong states that the Japanese
government has not. abolished its DEGREES
against Christianity, but will probably do SC
soon if let alone.
The wooden mill of Chas. II. Whpple at Sim
monsyile, r.. l., was burned yesterday Loss
$4,000.
Hall Bros, carpet yarn mill at Preston, Ct.
was destroyed by fire Monday night. Loss SIS,
! 000 ~
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Came Elizabeth.

Several prom inent citizens of Cape Elizabeth
have organized a new religious society called
the 'Bayside Parish This society has been
gathered mainly through the labors OF Rev. B.
F. Pritchard and is organized under the most
fattering prospects. Meetings for worship and
the Sabbath School are very fully attended.
The officers of the Parish are Pastor, Rev. B.
F. Pritchard; Clerk, Asa D. Drown; Treasurer;
Capt. John Minot.
Trustees and assessors, Cyrus Cole, Capt
Warren Taylor, Martin w. Pickett.
Cape Elizabeth people complain that Port
land base ball clubs visit them on Sundays
tear up their fences, and misconduct them
selves generally.
Help ON the farms is scarce and much less il
planted than usual.
Rents are scarce in Knightville. The recent
fire there has led the people to feel the want OF
water There is some talk of introducing Sc
bago.
A little boy and girl experimenting in the
barn chamber with matches was the cause of
the Knightville fire. One of them said the
fire run so fast in the hay that they could moi
put it out.
The insurer of Mrs Lewiss furniture gener
ously gave her all of the furniture saved ant
paid the full amount insured
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WASHINGTON.
May Disbursements,

WASHINGTON, June Shipments made from
the Treasury by warrants during May were as
follows: Civil and miscellaneous, 50, 765, 6S6. %;
war, 81, 4,017.54: navy, 81 1882 IS; inte-
ror, Indians and pensions. So, 537, 1O6.07; total
$16,S95, 636-01. The above does not include
payments on account of the interest or princi-
pal of the public debt.
Cabinet Meeting. Etc.
All the members of the Cabinet were present
to-day with the exception of Belknap. The
Modoc question occupied no share of attention.
The business was of d routine character. The
President stated that he would leave with his
family on Thursday for Long Branch to spend
the summer, but would return every two CT
three weeks to transact any business which
might require his attendance in Washington.
The Civil Service Advisory Board meet the
President and Cabinet tomorrow for the pur-
pose of reporting amendments to the rules
made in their session during the past week, and
which require Executive approval before pro-
mitigation, as rules of examination and APP
pointment.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Divorce-Alimony nnd scandal

D1VOrce-AumOnyE HN SQUIRREL.
BOSTON, June BIN the Supreme Court to-
day, Judge Ames heard the motion for alimo-
ny on the part of the defendant in the case of
Charles A, Barry the drawing artist. against
Mrs. Flora E. Barry, the well known singer
The libel for divorce accuses defendant of i'm
proper relations between Capt. Cary, the hus-
band from whom she had been divorced in 1868,
eight weeks prior to her marriage with Mr..
Barry; also, of improper relations with Mr..
Torrens musician of Bangor.
She charges that she lost her situations al
Ola South Church and elsewhere by reason of
MI. Barry's imputations. This MIR. Barry
denies. His Honor decided that pending
the libel, MIR. Barry should allow her al
the rate Of $1,000 year in weekly payments as
alimony also $3.50 for counsel fees.
The Turf.
The june meeting at Beacon Park began to-
day, and the attendance was quite large. The
first race was for horses that never beat three
entries started. The following is a summary:
Ben Smith, 5-6, IL, IL; Tip Allen, IL, 8 8,
SO; Winthrop Morrill, Jr, 90, 81, %; Lie
Keller, IA, 4. 4-3. RULED off Gen. Tweed,
3-3, 5-5, 4. RULED off Lothair 60, 66,
drawn. Time 2 6a 2.33i; 2.36; 2.344; 237!
2.3Ss.
The principal race was for purse of 81, 800
for horses that never beat 2.26, and of the six
entries three appeared. The following is the
summary: Ben Flagler, IL, /; Ben Star, %,
3; Ed White, 3-3, q Time, 2.511; 2.314; go.
Thief Sentenced.
In u s. District Court this morning, j. L
Savage who lately pleaded guilty of making
false and fraudulent entries as cashier of the
Lechmere Bank at East Cambridge, was sen
fenced to five years in Lowell Jail.
Accident
Alfred Poor, a young man employed b,
Pierce Bros. & Co., while getting on the trair
on the Boston & Maine r. r. this morning
fell under the cars receiving fatal injuries.
Consolidation bill Defeated.
In the Senate to-day, the Committee on tn,
Treasury reported that the bill authorizing tn,
expenditure of 100000 towards completing the
Hoosac tunnel ought to pass.
In the House this afternoon, the bill to con
solidate the Eastern and Boston 4 Maine Rail
roads was rejected by vote of "a to 6S.
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Purse 5000.
WEDNESDAY. JUNG 1Ith.
Purse $3.50. ua rsss s so "a ar 5sad TO VI

Dnrcn COkA | Free to all road wagons,
fufSe SHOU. wagon and driver to weigh
800 fbs $3.50 to first SIS to second s25 to third.
Lon Morris, Mystic Park, Boston, names m Ella
Elwood.
G.: H. Hicks, Charlestown, Mass, names CHI g
Ludlow Boy.
Dan Bigley, Beacon Park, Boston, names CHI m
Fanny.
Wright & Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, name
CHI Auburn Boy.
lesome.
Hiram Woodruff, Beacon Park, Boston, names blk
Regulator.
Purse $780, For horses that th have
to be trotted under sadde $50 to first $50 to second
$40 to third
G. H. Hicks, Charlestown, Mass, names b Toby
Candor.
Wright g. Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, name
blk Lo' hair.
W. r Pierce, Bangor. Me- names blk m Ink.
II. K. Willis, Medic d, Mass, names CHI Mystic
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aud life to the music Of her part. In the air |

/ and life to the music of her part. In the ar
| ''The Lord is faithful the velvety tones anu
smooth phrasing of the artistic gave great pleas,
IRE TO the audience, and the solemn pui''ses vi
| GAS far man" seemed even more auapteu 10
| 49, A.. r;oh resources at her command.
NJ, o~-oo,rs task was an exceedingly ardu-
a,o ard he acquitted himself; singing the
Hao,,tifnl music of his part with much express
sion. and in an unaffected and manly style,
evincing sincere study and appreciation of his
part A slight inequality of tone was at times
noticeable, but was by no means enough to ma
terally mar tie effect of his generally fine per-
Torrance.
Mi. RudolphSen, to whom was intrusted the
role of Peter, sang with power and dignity en-
terns into his part with appreciative fervor.
The high tones Of his voice were very effective,
and his rem dit on throughout very satisfactory.
The air''Ye men of Judea, gave him an oppor-
tunity for fine effect, which he improved.
The chorus, sang with the greatest spirit and
expression, and showed the good effects of care
full, conscientious study, and individual enthu-
siasm aad intelligence. The beauty o. tone at
tanned by the Haydn Association is very re-
markable, and their shading is exceedingly fine
They have arrived to the mastery of the pidnis-
sin,o and chorus singers and conductors need
not be told how much praise that implies.
The orchestra was hardly sufficiently familiar
with some parts of the very difficult score; but
on the whole, did well. The harp passages were
admirably represented on the pano-forte, by
Mrs. Gosse, the piantste of the Haydn Associa-
ton.
The presence of Mr.. Paine, who conducted
this first performance of his oratoro, was in
spring to the forces under his baton, and the
audience gave him cordial and enthusiastic
recention
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4 Fisherman Drowned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
legislative Caucus.

CONCORD, June 3.-The Republicans held a
caucus Tonight to nominate candidates for Off
GERS of the two branches of the Legislature,
which convene and organize tomorrow morn
ing In the Senatorial caucus David A. Wood
of Concord was nominated for President
Luther Llnpell of Concord for clerk and Tyler
Westgate of Haverhill for assistant clerk.
James w. Emery of Portsmouth was nomi-
mated for Speaker of the House by acclama-
ton; Samuel C. Clark of Guilford for clerk,
and Charles c. Danforth of Concord for assist
ant clark
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Jewelry-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Clothing George Fenno.
1. A X. A.-Committe. Meeting.
Republican Caucus-Standfsh.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall Harry Bloadgood.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Home organs Oliver Ditson & Go.
Girl Wanted-28 Danforth street
Rooms to Let.
Agents Wanted-John %. Power
Dissolution-E. Mckinney y 20.
observation-disclosures Perry u 20.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Cogia Rassan's Announcements.
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LONDON, June 3-1100 A. M.-Consols opened at
81 for money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2O's 1865, DID, at II;
do 1867, 94s; do i0i0s, ssa: new 5s S9s. Erie Rail-
way al 400.
LONDON, Jnne $500 P. M.-Consols closed at 92s
for money and account.
American secnritiesEx. int. bends, 1s65, old, OH
Erie Railway 493.
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Municipal Court.

BEFOKE JU DUE MOKKlS
TUEsDAY.-John Rand. Larceny. GO days.
Melville Remission. Larceny. 60 days
Dennis McGovern. Receiving stolen goods. Rec
ognized in the of $500 for his appearance at the
September term Superior Court.
James West, John Williams Charles Smith, Nora
Reardon and George Quigley. Intoxication Fined
So each.
Four eases oflibcllei liquors were ordered to be
farf tied
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

ON TUESDAY, June 10th, at O'Clock P. NJ, 1
" shall sell the desirable property ON corner OF
Congress and Carter streets, West End. Sail pop
erty consists of new two story wooden House,
tanning IA finished rooms, well arran ed for two fam
ilies The alb we horse built by the day in the
most thorough manner has good brick basement,
good cellar, large closets, &c.
Term cash. This is a very desirable property for
occupancy or investment.
L. EUGENE WEYMOUTH,
Executor of viii of Levi Weymouth.
#. o. BAILEY e. co. Auctioneers.
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Hospital Fair.

TICKETS FOR REFREsHMENT COMMITTEES.
Tickets will be delivered to the chairman of
the several Parish Committees for all persons
who are to serve on their respective days in the
Refreshment Department of the Fair, by call
ing upon Mrs. S. r. Lyman No. so Free street,
previous to the opening of the Fair
PEI order of,
Com ON REFREsHNENTs
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New York saoca mud Money Marker.

New YoRK june s. Nornino.-Gold 1174. Money
3 per cent. Sterling Exchange 1888 q 1e9a. Stocks
firm. State stocks very dull.
NEW foRh. June 4-Eoeatad.-Mopey was easy at
4 q per cent. Sterling Exchange quie. and steady
was quiet and steady at lis "a 111s; loais a per
cent. for carrying. The cearances were 75 600 OO6-
The Asst. Ire surer disbursed $1,673, OO0 Govern
ments dull and steady. State bonds dull and un-
changed. Stocks opened firm but weakness soon set
in and prices declined After O'Clock reaction took
place and prices advanced and closed at about the
highest point of the day. The general market has a
firm undertope and it seems easier to advance than
to depress prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-04

ALL parties having fancy articles for Maine
General Hospital Fair are earnestly requested
to give notice of place of deposit, to Mrs. Bion
Bradbury, 80 Park street; as the Ladies' Elk
Committee will inspect prices on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, jane 5tb, 9th and 18th.
MARY s. DEERING, Sec'y.
iupod2f
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w. c. SAWYER & Co.. % Market Square, re-
ceive fresh from the garden every morning
good assortment of tomatoes, cabbage, cauli-
flower, aster, balsam, stocks, pinks and zinnia
plants. nly31S&W
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Superior Court.

MAY TERM. sYMoNDs, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Edward Moore VS.. City of Portland
Testimony for plaintiff not yet closed
Mattocks q Fox for plff. Libby for defts.
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ABRAMS a. BRO.

give their special attention to selling Real Estate
Furniture and Merchandise Of all kinds Horses arr
rages, SC. Adv noes made consipnments. Reg
ular Sales of new and second hand Furniture at the
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning Commu-
nicatons by mail PROM tly attended TO
ABB SANS e. BROTHER,
1875 Fe ieral ST., under the U. s. Hotel.
N. d. Money advanced on Watches, Jewelry,
Furniture, Clothing, and all goods Of value.
apr23 diff
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succeeds the chorus The Voice of the Lord. ~
The theme is admirably indicated, and this
number seems to us among the finest and most
| original of the work. The wondering chorus,
''Behold! are not all these Galileans?', precedes
| soprano rectative, and an aria for Peter, of
the highest dramatic interest both in its vocal
| and orchestral parts. To this is contrasted the
sombre, meditative aria for contrato 'As for
Man" which is written liz large and noble
manner, with very beautiful accompaniment.
To the agitated and intense questioning of the
people "What shall we do to be saved" Peter
and the disciples reply by singularly lovely
| melody For the promise" tenor recitative
introduces the important chorus, 'This is the
witness of God'
LUIS number is very skillfully written, al
'housn IN the second part there seems an ocea-
slonal want OF clearness, and the harmonic
treatment appears a little insolyed and over
elaborated. Another chorale very effective in
orchestration, precedes a short recitat;va fo,
soprano, and the aria of Peter with chorus
Now as We were redeemed" Next comes a
fine duet for soprano and tenor, introducing the
magnificent final chorus, "Great and marvel
lous," which in its massive harmonies, CRANE
proportions and emotional power forms fit
ting termination to the oratorio.
We have not space to particularize the man,
points of skillful Instrumentation, fortunat
melodic and harmonic traits, and contrapunta
Celebrations which so richly deserve especia
praise.
The singers, soloists aud chorus were admira
BILE in their several departments. Mrs. Weth
erbee's clear and powerful soprano, was o
course very effective in the recitatives and ari
allotted to her. as also in the concerted music
Her smooth cdntGbile was displayed in the ari
''The Spirit of the Lord" and in the noble son
80, man of God"-whch in its earnest, natura
aud original melody, and interesting accompap
iment, indicates the wholesome infnSuce
Mr. Paine's faithful and loving st~dy OF Bach''
works-Mrs. Wetherbee,s~ pure, vigorous STYLE
and firm sosteupi-7-nJnnd full scope
Mis- AacIaidc Phillips rich, deep contralto
and fine dramatic power, gave great interes
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THE PRESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1873.
THE PRESS

may be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brlnell g. Co.
andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Hender.
son. and Chisholm Bros all trains that run out OF
the ity.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodg1on.
At Waterville of S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Ageut.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros.
AT Kennebuuk. of G. E. Miller.
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Forest City Trotting Park.

SNOW open and ready for Season ticket holders,
iickets admitting the holder to all races over tne
Park and for riding or driving for season OF 1878 can
be obtained OF the Propretcrs OF Of f. Dana 81 "
apothecary, or j. F. Libby's Stable CongTssSs, S''
my27dtf BAILEY y WILLIS
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Large Sale of Furniture mt Auc-
ton.

IN THURSDAY, June 9Th, at 10 A. NJ, we shall
~ sell the Furniture in house No. PAL Congress
st1eet consisting Of ?arot Snit in b. w. and Green
Plush, tapestry CARPET, Center Table, Mahogany
and Painted Sett and other Chamber Furniture,
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Spring Beds, Pillows,
Bedding Toilet Sets, Brussels and Ing ain CARPETS,
Curtains, Dining Table aud Chair Crockery Ware.
Silver PLATED d., Oil Carpets, togc Their with Kitchen
Furniture. The above house contains 70 rooms and
the furniture has been carefully used.
F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioners.
Ynv0l did
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man
ner at short notice and at reasonable price, at
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square.
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