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1rII MINETON MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, October G.-Spirits turpentine
steudy ut 36Ipll37c. Eosn quiet; no sales reported
Crude turpentiue, no sales. Tar quiet at $3.50.
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IF THE BIG CHIEF woULD.CoME

to see him lie might change his opinion.
He was then told that the big chiefs chill
dren numbered millions, and that he was
guided BY good men, who represented him.
jack then continued: Il don't wish TO
talk ,:rcat deal, and only about those things
near my heart, and would like to have exc
cution of the sentence postponed until things
could be made more Clear" -.
On hearing that the Presidents decision
was not given without good deal of thought,
Jack said: 81 know, Judging by the de-
tails, he was not hasty in the matter, but i
think he should have heard what l had to
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MINIATURE ALTMAN &C. OCTOBER 2, 1875
SUN use. s,t7 sIegn rises1, ...... s.ss
PORT or nlcHMoND. OcroBEa s, 1879,

PORT or RICHMOND. OcroBEB 6,Is73,--
;, Il l.l ARRIVED. }.l2-geg.-,
Steamship Old Dominion, WaIker,sEew Yokk.
mere.Hsldlse ana passengers. q. W. Allen IL Co,
agents,
Steamer I, Retersbarg seogbesnn, Baltimore. mer-
scloonet Morning Light. Bowen, Havrs de Grac&,
Schooner II iiiam and James, Ousten, Philadel-
pLla, coal. Co..
Schooner Annie, johnson, Georgetown, coal.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolks mer-
chandfse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
-. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. a.ytsg
Schooner shekinah, Peterson, Philadelphia, &C.
Sch Schooner James NJ. Vance, Ford, Philadeiphia,
Schooner Roanoke, Bartlett, Philadelphia, octo-
Der 8.
ber3.
Chckahomiuy, October 3.
Schooner George s. Rippller, Blizzart- Philadel-
phia. October l..
Schooner Harry Lande, Taylor, New York, Sep
tember 80.
Brig Magdala, Fleming. Liverpool. entered out
September 1S.
MEMORANDUM.
The steamer Eliza Hancock Colt, arrived at New
York, October 8, for repairs.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Arriyed Wisconsin,
Italia. Tybee, Plymouth, Thuring1a, Pesaete.. Ar
Seminole, Barnes. Arrived out, Republic, New
York.
bark NJ. &. Gilleyory, from Richmond for Genoa,
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DOCK IND JOE p4lNIlAu ALAAlA 1
u DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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POWDER AND SHOT.
------s--I--~---7~@N7~IN7-
PONDER.

500 kegs DUPoST's SPORTING POWDER, +, FF,
FIFE: ..s.. - ~,
l,5oO Kegs DuroSr's BLASTING and MINING Pow
DER, - >, =,
BIRD SHOOTING; ....., ,.
5ocases DIAMOND GRAIN and EAGLE. in canstcrs
Also a50,OOO feet HEMP, single and double TAPE
FTsE. For sale by Z. j. s. WORKMAN & Co, |
ca Ia stawaW Agents for the Manufacturers.
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RIcaxoyp, FREDERICKSBURG AND poToMAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF }
GENERA TICKET ASD FREIGHT AGENT, |
RICHMOND. June Ie, 11a J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ..-~..

RICITMONO. EREDEKICkSBURdA IND WV
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves BJrd-sueet staslon CAV
Up NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strees station
1920 r. N. Except on Sundays s.
TIP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broao-strees
sraticn q r. ID. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives at Byra-streetstsT
ug INV ~ NIGHT MAIL arrives ri ByrdStreet Sta
uen Ido A. NJ Except on Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS THAN arrives at
Broad-Street station s:37 A. u. except on sun-
days.) -.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strcet station on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Gas A. NJ,
connecting 1T Quantico with the Alexandrfa and
Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive " Broad
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and satur-
days al 40 p. NJ.
By order of General superintendent:
~ j. Is. GENTRY,
,o,s CpnpraI Freight and Ticket Agent.
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lBi 9ELNRAPH.J

MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Nrw YORK, October 6.-rhe Dhi'0>ophi-
ca branch conference Of the Evangelical AL
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The New York Express VIII stop Tor passengers
oulv at the following places between Richmond and
Greensboro viz Kedsylc, DaDvlllo, Boston, Clo-
vur. Drnlc's Branch, Meherrln, BurkevlHc, and
tjhua. ---u..m.-... ..---a-a-------
; The New Orleans Express and the Through Mall
Trains east and west Will stop at all regular sta
tions, and also at fag-statlons where sgnalled.
Through tickets sold TO all points south and west
and baggage checked through
= Y. NJ. r TALCOTT,-
sc27 .. Engineer and Superintendent.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

MARION j. DIMMOCK, ARCHITECT
fl No l113 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
prcparcs plans elevations, detail drawings, ant
for all classes of buildings. Personal
siipervisio given to construction. Pencil sketches
furnished aud forwarded on receipt Of orders &c
any part of the country. oc 3-lm
T. AMDLER SMITH. c. MAURICE SMITH.
II AMBLER SMITH & BROTHER,
y. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Rooms Nos. AND MARSHALL HALL,
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
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Especial telegram to tho Dispatcl,.l

VIRGINIA AID NORTH cAEoLIsA AGRICULTURAL
FAIR. 4
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LATEST INFORMATION CONCERNING THE DEATH
OF CAPTAIN HALI-A THOROUGH iNvESTlGA-
TON TO DE BADE-IEAR-kDMrRALG oLDsBo-
ROUGH PUT or TIE RETIRED LIsT-FIsASC1AL
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charlottesville.

JOINT POLITICAL DISCUSSION BETWEEN JUDGE
FULTZ AND Il. BERKELEY, ESQ. RAaSDELI
AND COLONEL CAMEROS-RADICAL SOMISA
MISUNDERSTANDING MEETING.
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REALIZING HIS FATE.
Jack rather WINGED under that question,
and said: can think of no one who could
take good care of my family. lie would be
suspicious of all, even of Scartaced Charley,
whom he thought good man.
Captain Jack then expressed desire to
know if he might entertain hopes OF living !;
and on being told the Presidents orders
would be carried out he said: The great
chief at Washington is long way OIL, ana
he thinks that he has been mlsrepresented,
pp6
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AMUSEMENrs-srcoSpP Sn PAcE-Finh and sixth columns.
@HsTfoE2SSssasS @ sEsoasssosp fseanpIs soaan
SnakbERs rAcaMFn column column
BoHRb AND IoDGiSG
BRo6RIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BUSINESS oPPoRTuSiirIEs- PAcr-Finh
CIGARS AND 'i5-fs f4ss-FoSr'S col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxcosD PAeE-Third
cLEfSs cEsS1s"H AND sALEsMEN-rwRrnn PAcn-Finh
zsS 5tsas ss%n r4or-yn
GoAsT%iSE sTEAMsHIrs I rAar.sIxth Sixth column.
rsspEn Column
BwEkhiNS MeEsEs rs LET FUsNisHEp AND UN-
EUR6fExN sfEAMsHIps-Fissr PAeS"fiith and sixth
EgnSsE@srcesD r4en-sesond column.
MrlNANCIALVNin1a EN- rASf-fourtn and hith columns.
TO LET
hsss ss's"n
HELP f0's%ns WANTED -rEMALEs-rwr1r,n rAcr-Four.n
HELf' WANTED PAox-Fiah and
HoRshs CHRRfxcEs. 4c-F,nsr PAGr-second and
HSTsH SSH &C. seD
LEGAL NOT!CES.SEcoND PAGE-second column.
h9sf 1881 4Sp snnmp
S4SaISERYSS r.ss~s,xsh column.
MARBLE MANrELS-ELEvENrH PAGE-Finh column
MATRtMON1AL-TwRLrrH PAGE-Sixh column.
MEDICAIs-ELKvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE Sixth
MIsCEILXNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-THxrn PAGE
Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAeE-Fourth column.
MuSICAL-SEcoNp PAGE-Fourth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE--First column.
PIANOFORTES--SrCONDP PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPOSALS-TwKLrTH PAGE-Slxth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAcE-Fomrth column - own on M
RENT--SfcoND PACE-Third and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-sEcosD PAoE-Fourh col.
umn.
REMOvALS-ELrvnHrH PAcE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-FIRsT PAGE-FOurth and fnh col
TUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwEL PAGE-
First, second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALES-TwELrTH PAGE
Fourth and NTH columns
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-First and second COL
sroRTiNd-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-Frnsr pAcE-scconl
TIE TRApEs-TwrLrru PAcr--sixth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
First and second columns.
TlSAVELLERS' GUtDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE--Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGR--Third column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIEsT PAGE-Third col
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

sFEcak ASp YSREsEnyEB SALE py PqsS
RuARY AT Io1s 0Gx9GK ShARr AT rRIyATE
srAsso sAbsoN ASb Fo1Rra aVhSDEs
consisting the finest and fastest stock the
" dGn'sy ns tSs m @ S Maa er
to the highest bidder and the special attention of parties
sy rsa % M Nai sm
oughhred one of the fastest ana most gencel mares IN
last summer at Prospect Park in G; she goes in great
stye Is pure gated and reliable; good in company an
acnemah's roadster is unsurpassed she IS known on
the road the Palmer mare can speed 10 gait and
trimming win trot in 2s she IS warTsned good and
Fast 4 and high bred bay seiins MAJOR Todd is hands
and action beats minutes; was raised in Maine and
sired by General Knox; Is sensible and well behaved
can ro to the end OF the road and is warranted sound
Also his mate ls,s hands, years old sired by Ethan
Allen dam by Aneric9s; can trot in e:T and with the
mafs an s and n desirable n % % he n
country he will be- sold separately from his mate thus
ranted sound and kind, ana Of the most promising
young horses in the country.
old fSsaR % sS bay - ara %
G Weaver ESD ia Wooa;ord d. county Ky trctted last
tcnans roadster in the county he isvcry stylish and
sss
for for, carriage; can pull road wagon peter than mn
Also two fne and fast Trot.crs, the property Of G.
Batchellcr Esq, full description Of which will be given
Also Brewster Trottng WAGON slegh, double and sin
regard to weahsr Stock on sShihiiion stables
all times full warranty OF "a hours allowed purcha
n. B-Ths is the finest lot of stock offered at public
sale Tor long time and the owner has SPARED neither
and the public Interested in horse flesh invited to cali
""u eA"''' By JOHN 7. yANpEwATER Auctionecr
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLvANlA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbr0sscs aua
C0rtlandt streets MS folows:-
Express tor Harrisburg rttsburg, the West and South
s:soP. NJ sunday, 5. and s:3op. N.
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON ana the South at9 A. IL
aud Q p NJ Sunday, 2 Z. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia g. 9, 30 a. NJ; l2soL +5s.
80 r M and " night. sunday, 6, S:3J and r M
For Philadelphia, via Kensng;on, at A. H. and 2 r. u
For Sewsrk y.s, at s',S s ss - Il 1 Il ia M
sayl sjs 30 ss j s:5 ID = s0 Sac TO- Ii 80 sun
hlianpffs 81 1S ss s az sd j. j s$
Say SS3 5 SuDa y q y ~ slo H. ry' Il r. M Fu''
For RAILWAY. q S;so, T. sa9 $50 and 10 A. MIN.
7sS s% % = f r. s sr aS n,s 80 snIs: Sa 20 s,a
tpr wcS%Sr;dss SSs I sna Perth Am'oy eand 10
g. 9P. Nj. and IL night. sunday and or. NJ. "
For East Milestone, A. NJ, IL n0On 10 and 20 r. n
For Lambcrtvllc and Flemington, 4. N. ana r. n.
For Phillpsburg and Bclvdcre, aud r. NJ.
Accommodation for Borienlown, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold, Z, A. NJ, and Ar. NJ.
For Jamcsburg. Pemberton, Camden, A. NJ, 340P.M
Trains arrive as f0llows:-From Psburg, ESQ A NJ,
03 r. NJ day, 10 IA A. NJ. and "a r. NJ, daily except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, 6:tD A. NJ.
ADJ, 10 ~ r. NJ. Sunday, $40 A. NJ From Phadelphs,
s:2l :0 io;t Il ~: Il "a NJ, 2l4 1854. Co., s:4sP n
TicRsi Offices Sad 1ss r. III and si Broadway; No.
Astor House; and foot OF DesbrOsscs and Cortlaudt
streets Emlgrant Ticket office No. Battery place.
A. j. CASsArr, D. NJ. BOYD,
General Manager Con. Pass. Agent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Office and salcsroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post office.


opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our MoEsE Sasisess AucfoN aHhf A. our
0 liz and III East Thrteenth street. Fourth
SALES vs. MesTs MsEs Me ASp nSl9 caRRIAcEs rerRIaT
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
CATALOGUE. OF THIS DAYS TUEsDAY's) SALE,
TEAM BAY cARR1AaE Z ioRsfs HGsef Iss HANDS HIGH,
and years old kind and true in all harness. free from
vice. good ravcllers free and stylish drivers fear moth
n fFs S sE n % by ners 'eam
GRAY COUPE HORSE, l5A HANDS HIGH. Z years
traveller; has fine style and acton is Of tho nest
%SFs M HISbs fEEf En II 42SR5 P1n 1nD kind
andrue in all harness; free fom vice; an extra fine
mare tor general business purposes, and warranted
BROWN HORSE, 1874 HANDS s YEARS old; kind and
true in all harncss free from vice; good traveller free
dyT H And s first 5 ssss S Eng SEn WdTaos soaSf
ira fine truck horse kind and tiua in way, free
from vice, good traveller and warranted scund.
nohsE Il YEARS. oEp kNb
and true In all harness free from vice; excellent
wfTsew ssowS "q MR s HNbs HIGH YEARS oIp
kind and true In all harness; free from vice; In 81
minutes rs res driysr and war warran;eg sound
and true in all harness; free from vice has used in
the cSunsry god ,s wp.srr and warrantsd SOUND
and true in ali harness; free from vice; an excellent
work horse; sound. kind and true:
skyHssy sy,T oTIhR XII noRsEs DEscRiPrIoSs TIME
cutter seipl, built by BALDWIN.
Light Express Wagon.
RockawHy, in good order
Top Pony Phaeton.
Harness, Blankets. &C., &c.
Weather never interIcrcs with our sales.
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A IMPORTANT SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
"A. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY TUESDAY), FEB 4. AT II O'CLOCK,
AT STABLE 223 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR


A -IMpoRrAST SPECIAL Al ANnprGERENPToRY Afn,PEENPTo SALE
PAY HSs3 AGE,SS ss4osK
pY JENKINS sssfp BUFF, AATTGcirroNEERs.
consns of Of three fast SoSded and genuine rDStns
@ 5ss as aps slesss and nu
Rans s S & s sfs'
Esa At Bangor Me-; he I; finely bred ins symmstry
SsSsGs @ @1oSttss;, has pulls Swpsr
Guiding the sa class and has made arranscmsnts with
to that st he i % AID as e
nS SSw saS cs % he can o to to road
SIiSsT sound and kind without spot Or
,Exra handsome and Gas, gentes! hay trong Horse
sa% siad sss s Gn Se
and tall beautiful set limbs, has white snip in fore
to d. IAN ro ID sure nse and
ard ssfS1 & horse
cry trained viii AXE All No ltrotter either for road
nuS %Sgs ss III
Of thc best road track mares either single double
and beat tsD ana She is warranted sound kind m
tonan IN
ss fine lofty
ce'Gr d a rs1se S
few days 81 s.o for them. m :" -. ' '''''s "'' ''.'
traveller and warranted sound and kind and perfect in
every particular Ono jump scat Wagon.
Also Park Phaeton, Top Wagons, elegant Portland
Sleigh, single and double Harness, fine Kcrscy Blan
ket; also 4Asrachan Blankets and Hoods, Whips, Belts
&C., &c.
The whole the property of the Hon. Alexander Nc
Gresor whose only for selling is Ill health and has
been advised by his ply stefan abroad Everything
will be sold to highest bidder without limit restric
invited call and examine the above before sale Pur
chasers will have ample time allowed them for trial. aud
Ii found moneys will be refunded ana
sales annulled.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
N. B-STABi,E TO LET.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucrIoNEER.
Executors Sale Of elegant Furniture. rosewood Piano
f0rtc, Mirrors, China and Glass Ware,
by order Of John Lawrence, Executor.

Fcbruary4 1873 at II o'clock A. M nj the private resi-
dencc ~ East Twenty street, between broadway
Rosewood Parior Suit. satin damask; rosewood Cab
net Etageres rosewood pianofore, rosewood Quartet
quns oak Extension Tables and Chairs, oak Buffet
carved rosewood French Bcdstcads Dressing Bureaus
Armoiresa ,Glacc lounges Easy and Side Chairs, Lace
Curtains Linen Shades Wilton Rugs. &C. 'argc guam
ity OF Silver Plated China and Glass Ware.
Catalogues at No. Pine street.
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DAwNBRoKER,s sALE-wATcHEs AND JEW
ss % S E s and
sna and ave Vest cSa @'
Musical Instruments BY order Goodman Centre 81.
SuPEEME COURT SAFE or TuIsP PR AyENGE .ns,Cr
ssg w se At TUESDAY
l9g Third avenue two new four story aud basement
sas %SSa sss and insSss south
BRASS SIN cgxs .n
auction, under direction Of rrSnS Radd ESD rsicrcs
cSss
Nail Castings; all new.
CnERIFr's sA!E.-BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
street and lot o Rhine Wsy cor"er ""s"r'
''e' anu '0"'iy" '0' o. inis NJ T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
J. sEKDAcnKR, Deputy.
large pistiiicry barrels Of Bourbon English GIN Scotch
sS and S%hrSy T aa ns~
SuEhIFFSE,s FS,s sALER FIELD, A%gcTIoNEER, % WILL
M9oFS s AHa RkRsSHS ss
Tun eossyrra
BY ORDER OF ADMINIsTRATRIx,
prising many of his most celebrated Paintings, viz
Jews in Captivity ssllIiam" Home q washlngton
sgnng the GSIstitutoT a ~ ThS peSyeIeTs r e Of
ingon,n THE Merchants Of Amercan-this last named
most eminent merchants OF America. Also his almost
unique collection Of Antique Furniture Ensravngs. Cos
tunes, Ar,nor. Artists Materials fine Library, &c.
y THIS collection Is now on exhibition at the Clinton
auction Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, February s, g. ana 8, at TX O'Clock. The
Mcssrs. LEAvIrT, Auctioneers.
This Collection entre) is exhibition at the Clin
ton Hall Sacsroons.
rlHOMAS WILSON, AUCTIONEER, 276 BOwERy.-
Large and pcreinptory salc of finc Gold ana Silver
Watches Chains Pins Ladies, M % Sets sleeve Buttons Sc
sive stock the whole to be sold without reserve day
"""'' 0"'- "'' - THOMAS WILSON, Auctioneer.
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THE AMERICAN RMIGRANT COMPANY. NO bow.
i ling Green. New York, established is62-stecrase
Send for circular in English, German or Scandins Wan
Languages Address box l39 Post once
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E,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORL =
L The steamers EMPIRE STATE and OLD COLONY
from pier - North River foot OF Murray street. daily
Sundays excepted at4 r. NJ Tickets sold to prin,ipA
points in New England the White Mountains AMI Prov.
inces. A. +. BACON, superintendent
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TACOB BOGART AUCTIONEER.
81 Wednesday February at II O'clock At the auction
rooms No North William street. Household Furniture
Carpets, English Beer Pump, Counters, four Horses,
6c.
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Bowcry, Brussels, Velvet and Ingram Carpets ono nc
Suits Cosets wardrobe; Lace Curtains Dry Goods,
saes. Platiorm Scales Watches and Jewery s also At
loclock, casks and cases Of Bourbon Rye whskey,
Scotch and Is Whskey &C. Also 50 baskets and cases
q Champlgncf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GENTLEMAN ABOUT VISITING EUROPE WOULD
"A be pleased to add to his own affairs any business
that be entrusted 10 him. would attend to the
chase OF any goods for small comnissiOn best refer
ences given. Address J. II. P station ID, Bible House.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINa AUCTIONEER.
M H. II. LUDLOW CO. Will sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder the Exchange sacsroom, nj
February 1879 at II O'clock noon the two valuable Tcne
ment Houses and Lots the north side of Jane street.
between Hudson street and the Eighth cnue numbered
land 81 Jane street No. Us feet inches wide and
IS feet IN depth with slight Jog In the westerly line
No q y y eet vide and 81 feet deep on the westerly side
the cascry SIDE The westerly line OF the westerly
Hudson street
Both houses are in good order and filled with good
class OF tcnant large portion of the purchase money
may remain bond and mortgage For further partic
ulars apply to FLANAGAN, BRIGHT 4 MARITIME, At
81 Nassau
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool
MANHATTAN Price, Jr. ........., February s. at noon
WISCONSIN, FREEMAN Jr February II, at 4. NJ
From picr l6 North River.
Cabin passage. $50, gold steerage $y, currency.
Passengers booked 70 and nom ra,s Hamburg. Nor
France and Germany al lowest ratca Apply TO
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r AIDES, LOOK AT THE. ECONOMY AND ELE-
wooen elegantly Rcnovaied ted by Securing, Dyeins and
Printing in exquisite patterns and coors at 405 Fifth
cnue and l64 West Twcnty-sevcnth street.
II. BONGRAND co.
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TERE JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER.
81 Auction sale, auction sale,
by order OF trustee,
Of SIS worth OF elegant Siiyerplated Ware and

Of over $4,000 worth OF elegant siIvcrplaed Ware and
fine Table Cutlery,
at store Is John street,
commencing wednesday. February at los o'clock, AMI
In part Of elegant Tea Sets Urns Centre Pieces Cake
Baskets, Casters Gard Receivers Ice Pitchers Savcrs
G0blets Mugs Vases, Forks and Spoons and q great
variety Of nne Cutlery and other Goods too
MENTION all OF which are guaranteed OF the best quality
and from well known manufacturers This being a pc.
remptory sale to close the business every article must be
sold 10 highest bidder Fixtures of store sale. BY
order, =. Bowen Trustee.
TAMES N. FORD, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY.
at two o'clock, at s67 Bowcry, by order Of morgagcc
marble top Centre table, Two Bedroom Suits LonTgcs
Blankets, easy and fancy Chairs, Oil Paintings, Rugs
prnggcts Extension Tables, Dining Chairs Wardrobcs,
China, Glass and Crockcry Ware, Cutlery, Shades, &c
also, from hotel about 10 Carpets of all descriptions
and sizes. Sale absolute rain or shine.
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-A-MONEY LOANED on LIFE INSURANCE
IA. Policies and other Sccuritt at 81 Liberty street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
sTEAMsHIrS % %BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid this favoritc route for the Con-
ncnt will sa from pier No. Gu North RIVER 0llows
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, Jan. 2h 1873
WASHINGTON, Roussan. Saturday Feb. 3, 1873
ST LAURENT. Iamarie. Saturday Feb %, 1873
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dnciuding wine)
TO BRGST OR HAyRE,
First cabin, S125 second cabin S75
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
American travellers going to returning from the Con-
nent of Europe by taking this line, avoid both transit
by English railway and the dscomOrts OF crossing tho
Channel besides saving time, troubc and expense.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent 58 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.


TTAIRl HAIRi HAIHi-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR,
IL equal to human hair; can be combcd and brushed:
Switches SOC. human Hair cheapest and be- in the
kct solid Switches yard long %; French Switches,
81; Curls, 81 and upwards ladies' own hair dressed
between Fourth and Great Jones streets stairs and
363 Sixth avenue, between Twentysecond and Twenty
third streets, stairs.
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DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIONEER.--sELLs
- tomorrow (wedncsday) $1,000 worth rich Millinery
Fancy Goods, Laccs Ribbons Notions Gents Furnishing
Goods also valuable lot Books also Lease and Fixtures
Dealers and storckt epcrs attention.
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LIXTRA LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
- THIS DAY TUESDAY), FEBRUARY4, at II O'Clock,
Handsome and gcntcel Household Furniture, 700 yards
Carpets 1.-THE cur story rssiaence West Eighth street
NEST ROTH, ,Auctoneer.-Magnihcen double round
ncr ~ octave Panotortc, beautiful Paror Suits In satin,
ings Etsysres Bookcase Tables, Bedsteads snrcans
Chairs Lounges Dining. and Servants furni
turc. Sale positive, rain or shine. House TO let.