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CITY COURT.
The Alleged Election Frauds I'm the
Sixth Ward. a eG
Before Judge Reynolds.


Sixth Ward. 81 ~.
Before Judge Reynolds.
The case OF Alderman James Dunno and John J.
Campbell, who were indicted ON tho charge OF
election frauds In 1871. was called for trial yester
day morning. The defendants were poll clerks,
and the allegation u that they stufed the ballot
boxes and placed names OF mythical voters on
the poll lists.
Mr.. Tracy, for the defence. moved to quash the
Indictment on technical grounds. ana argued his
been retained BY the District Attorney to prose-
the Indictment were considered BY the counsel.
and at the conclusion Judge Reynolds said =
In relation TO these counts, except the last, the
counts which 90 not charge conspiracy, 40 not
see. from what reading have given TO the tndict-
ment, that there was concert OF action. the
District Attorney does not point out In these
counts anything that shows concert OF action.
mr.. Morris then called upon the defendants TO
Nj. Tracy objected to Mr. Norris appearing for
the prosecution on the ground that Nj. Norris had
formerly been Dunne's counsel and had obtained
all the secrets Of this case. Mr.. Norris denied
ity to appear. The Court assumed chat ne had
cidsd III the Counsel had been COUNSEL FOR :
former clent and the fact 10 uhdtsputed the Court
Will 30 protect its sultors, but II this IL disputed
there would need TO be trial OF that fact We
cannot wait for that now. Counsel has no right
TO appear against former client; but that 10
matter for himself II the fact Ia disputed he u
amenable to the law. gs4 81 ~ .oS aa ss
Mr.. Morris again emphattcally denied the allega-
argument the Court directed tho trial TO proceed.
The defondantR, through their counsel plead not
guilty and the work Of empanne!ing Jury was then
pended. The jury having been sworn In. the Court
adjourned until this morning. tff4
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BR00KLYN COURTS.
EXTRAORDINARY oYss AID rERxsRa.
Cortlandt A. sprague Set Free.
Before Judge Daniels.

Before Judge Daniels. w
The argument ON the plea Of acquittal In she case
OF Cortandt A. Sprague, ex-Olty Treasurer, was
continued yesterday In the Extraordinary Court OF
Oyer and Terminer. Judge Daniels, In HE decision
said the presens Indictment contained counts
which were substantially the Same % In the drss
Indictment. The difference merely consisted in
the use Of the words "ielOnt0usly emb6zxled" in
the first Indictment, The second indictment
charges that the defendant Tilfully, fraudulenty
and corruptiy distracted tho public funds The
Court heid that there was no essential dlnerence
between the averment In tho nrst indictment snas
averment In the second Indictment that he wiiiuiiy,
fraudulently and c0rrupty applied the money TO
his own use. The defendant could not be put on
trial on SUBSTANTIALLY the Same Indictment on
which he had been acquitted. Tho indictment was
therefore uuash0d, sFsf. Ut.H.l.s.4 ST fs 81,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


Blastfng tho Rocks ~ He'll Gets.
Decision. ,sf&
Judge Batchford has rendered long ana I'M
portant decision In the patent suit OF william 81.
Oammeyer and Samuel Lewis ys. John Newton and
Others This suit Is brought on letters patent
granted July "a 1868 20 william q. Cammeyer. a.
sisignee OF Samuel Lewis a. inventor for an ''tm-
proved portable and adjustable saltwater dan-n
the specification states that the invention
Is an improved portable and adjust
able dam for the purpose Of producing
stil water In which to operate for the
blasting and removal OF distractions In rivers and
other water courses.n Il says, at Ii facS well
known 10 practical men that the work or blasting
rocks under water u attended by many and great
dilnCulttess Wherever such distractions exist In
channel they produce throttling or contraction
OF the water course, and q conseQ accelera-
uon Of the current or tidal now that renders any
operation with view to their removal next 70
the twenty iOur OF each day. Taking, as an exam
between the city Of New York and Long Island, II
has been found lmpracttcaDe. owing 20 the inten-
city q tne current 70 Work rnintermittinR!y Win
tie main object Of which hSEwouid premise to be-
to CONTINUE their operations during the S's entire
day ana night without any reference TO the
VI bGAto VI ZIG tluc, tuc varying O0ptn
OF the water, and BY using . number Of drills
simultaneously TO increase the amount OF execu-
ti0n almost indefinitely 1.-The dificuty Of blast
ing rocks under. water" says the Judge, in
channel way such as He'll Gate. and the Importance
'of deviaing an apparatus for doing the work not
stated In this language. TO achieve success In
such an undertaking was an object worthy OF the
efforts OF any inventor or engineer. But 1t IL ev.
dent nom the language Of the specification that
Lewis had mot before taking out his patent
put to any practical test or use the appara-
'tus he describes he says ne believes his
sired After adverting At considerable length
to-, the facts Of. the case, Judge Blatcht0rd
holds shat General Newton. as any inventor had
Lewis, and, on examining 1t, found that IL pro-
Ceeded on an entirely wrong principle n designed
TO accomplish the result OF having dam to act at
the same time 90 current breaker and 2 nxed
support for drill guides near the rock, and he 70.
Organized II on new principle. He took up the
apparatus where Lewis left It and discarded Lewis
Arrangement. These views are sustained BY Gen.
erai Tower and the experts for the defendant and
by other evidence In the case. II
a decree viii be entered, dtsmisstng the bill.
with costs. Nt4 t tFae44
George clifford ana Thomas r. Howe Tor the plain.
tins; Charles N. Keller ana Henry f. Davies. IT.,
fnp "a of n dou In f.
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THE COURTS
IMPORTANT DECISION n ADMIRALTY
The Market Insurance Company
Litigation.
GUINNESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

The jury In Judge Van BruDt's Court before
whom was tried the suit TO settle the question as
to the title Of the property, valued at some t2sooO
coming to the heirs Of Peter J. Simmons, deceased
have decided that Miss Selma Osuneld Ssmmons
the adopted child Of Mr.. T. W. Gibbs, u the right
nj her, In this suit 10 also settled the question Of
The legitimacy OF the young lady.
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!, SUPREME COURT HAxBERs.

The Market Insura noe Company.
Before Judge Lawrence.
The referee to whom was assigned the examina
tion in the case Of the Market Insurance company.
submitted his report recommending the appoint
ment Of receiver. Immediately after the Chicago
1re the company was organized with capital OF
soon after suffered to the extent OF $780, 900. The
referee reports that the company has debts, and
Will lose only $50 900 after rensurng Its risks He
recommended the appointment OF Henry p. Free
man, the secretary OF the company, as receiver.
Judge Lawrence took the papers. M
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Alleged Forgery.
Before Judge Morgan.

On Tuesday morning George L. Smith presented
m order Tor $s rs signed winter Brewer, to Mr..
Adolph Miller. Of No. 2ss HUDSON street. which
order Mr. Miller pronounced a forgery. and Smisn
was arrested by OMcer valsant, OF the TWENTY
eighth precinct MI. George Winter. OF the nrm
OF Eckert Winter, Nos ga to 2le East rfty.nfth
street also testified yesterday that the order was
day who had received orders for simiar amounts OF
money, ana which were IN the same handwritine
81 the nygt mentioned one. They did NOT, how.
ever, identity smith AZ the man who presented
them. The prisoner was held In 81, 600 BAH to
ansWer 81 General Sessions. M II T7s1-
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. N. r.. June 10, 1874.
The Court OF Appeals day calendar Tor June IL Il
as f0lOws:-Noe 81, "a, 90. 81, 90, "a, Us. 70.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


sssses ssL.s an II
Sssss sSss s.s sf sf az
ers invited
r COTTON, AUcTIoNEER.
KIT. large sAie q household Furniture, carpets
T. Sc auction I've rooms r:npt 81 zs
=: Z e .s;ssss: :ss %s:s
g Lee. q s. sss g ~s:
velvet Brusseis se. 60: also very large ROSEWOOD
ss viz 81 e
HEssy D, AIkER, AgcroEkyR
a aass HENRI s,synI 4 sssd IL xinsn.
y Drssf Sos sss mo" Broadway
.sPs.Vs.s .ss ~ Rss srss ss.sss
:s *! sy a.
:. .sm oe Ss i s 4. :. Z
BIRDS s1 I'VE HSS SoykEIos
ss:sS .ssSs' prepared
HENRY D. HsRrs. Auor1osEER
I noKroAoE sALR OF WINES AND LIQUORS
Sfuirs PICKLES. SAUCER sARDrNEs. CIGARS 20, /,
ALSO. Bah AND BAR FIxruRss, ALE PUMP.
COUNTESS. MIRRORS, SHOW GASES. 60, 40,
on SATURDAY. JUNE - At iox O'CLOCK.
AT NO. sss BROADWAY. NEAR AxrrY.
scps.ans the entire Stock and Fixtures q s.ia wen
esabovo ~ virtue Of several chRtte mortgages BY
del Of %t ttN GEOR0E W. vULTEE. d
u Attorney for Mortgages
Hsssxs, 5 DsSHEs SON. AgcrIosnEss
third avenue. stock and Fixtures Of 10y and candy
CohnterA Fixtures So IL NJ -
t Also at II O'Clock,
q same place. BY virtue Of chattei mortgage one top
Sod order. safs positive HENRY e. DREHkR.
Attorney for Mortga8ee-
r g. wEINBERGER AUcTIoNRER, SELLS PRI.
~ g y June " Ct lok O'CLOCK. 81 private residences
yeket b!uyse and ingram Carpets: Bookcase, elegant
Ftnch ploee Mirrors and Corntcos. lace Curtans
be<room dining and kitchen Furniture, &C. 0alo
pottive; NO reserve. Doslers and others Invited.
TDHN n. WILSON. AU0rIONEER
81 Mortgage sale Of Household Furniture, &c.
DIM Il. WILSON d 90 will sell on Thursday, June
IL 1874 at 10 NJ at salesroom No i03 Chambers street
x&9ahle Household Furniture, consisting Of rosewood
Prior Suits black walnut and enamelled Bedroom
SUITS Pier and Mante Mrr0re Extension Tables. rose
who'd and black walnut BUFFET black walnut Bookcase,
CAndctterA silver and plated Ware, elegant glass
lanls!isr Aubusson Wilton Brussels and ingram Car
pcs Oicl0ths &c. ~
b order OF the Attorney.
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THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
ras ooo.r%Es ; i iss si q. AaOss1sn' '
VENTILATION rzsrEor vyyr,n.r,o, rsayrc7
ssr AND SisPoys ss SsEyEsS slDR a,
oosrrsurSs s ss soccxss
NOVELTIES s SSSFE4iSssi soyELrlEa
oh nssbs cSsask ASP ~ Ey s24l"as.
srAurrr S2kss Sasa REEs6sHb; HORSES
The Ancient and Modern Costumes Of Tourtesn Nations
~. rnx pKr TETS - s6 6ssr9s chAnror RACES
.ou1 .o.sS oH1S sSTAASbiSS k4Sss a. 90.
'oUk HORST Hu HsR yo s EoSy R9sAAs'o1 RACES
rwR HH lfS sfF 81 SP pu fosY RACES
introducing sacs Dooksy whselbarrow ana Scrub
$50 "''- ,o .. SES y nm sS ;Th
sEsowssEz66 s SSoSE.sEcrIos
RARE AND LrvIsa WILD ANNALS.
xLLE VICTORIA. QUEEN OF THE LOFTY WIRE
WILL APrsAR BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
PERFORMING EACH AND ALL OF HER STARTLING
ACTS In MID AIR, INCLUDING HER WONDERFUL
FEAT OF RIDING UPON vELoUPEDE
TYPOGRAPHICAL eSss orSS AZ coss e ASn
AVOID rHE CROWD By ATTEMPTING
RoorHs THKArRA sALvINI al. orHELLo.
Sns SIP psTFt STHHse i sA 4t%fs'i' Of
FRIDAY a.. e. ns ysss sss
z1EEtfzzislfssF SSSEs s 81 Ssdl a1iBSEx
Y |. e. S's & 81 &
" music 81 es
Sssszfa SSSSs u Hs$ s1ss En- sas. :, "
Ss :as
RoorEa s To-xoaRowl
EXTRAORDINARY ENTERTAINMENT
IL
TOMORROW FRrDAY AFTERNOON. June n
the occasion WIN have additional interest by being
FAREWELL APPEARANCE Of Mis- CLARA MORRIS,
this popular artist departing Europe Saturday.
The sale Of Reserved seats now in progress the
with @ he % q array Of .ttrso
tons the popular scale Of prices Is adopted.
voLUNrEERINe ARTISTS:
81: 81: Sss s;ss: ssss ssss.s
s: :: s ssss Slasssr NJ aeRee ssssin
Mrs Menda Jones' Mr.. Claude Burroughs.
Miss Eliza Weathersby. Mr.. w. H. Mon tgonery.
Miss Emily Mestayer. Mr.. Thomas X. Norris,
Mrs Marie wilkins, Mr. &. Sinclair.
Mr.. DAN BRYANT's RAND or MiNSTRELS &C., &C.
The stage under the direction u Mr.. WIN. B. FLOYD, Of
Wallack's Theatre. -
Tho Orchestra xoKaoS III mr. e. 1i''ns'on
Booths Theatre grntutously secured By the Commit
tee through the generosity OF Mr.. MAURICE GRAU,
Manager Of the SAvini representation
PROGRAMME.
Ooos open atl. Performance at M aMN
l. .rHR CoNJUGAL LRssON"-ME Raymond and
Hlss Ws.sns Wa R.,,.a .aARaARA vRr,rcH1r.
Recited By Mr.. Eytnge,
II clsTco mr. HeCulour6. H. nofra n. Piympton
Mr. sy kl HsI M5s y rs wrrH YYrrrp aoya
GIRLs"-By Mr.. stuart Robson: . !.
THE RATTLE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY Miss
q bret Hartsss .ClCYLY-Recited by Mr.. Rytinee
4 The fourth act OF "CANlLLEn-Miss Norris, Miss
Granger, Miss Megtayer. Mr.. Rankin. Mr. Robson. Mr.
Montgomery Mr.. Burroughs.
"LOOHINvARn-Recite BY Mr.. Eyttnge.
Buresque OF '5CHOOL"-By Bryanrs Anstres
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q Arrest - Thrss Noted Pickpocksss.
a = Before J1dge Kasmire. N*Wsi
TAomaa aad Kate slattery and Bridget Burke,
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A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
N a ffern A ri ne

N THIS Thursday afternoon, at one O'clock
rare opportunity for those furnishing city country
residcnces-J. KKAEMER. Auctioneer-At the elegant
Sixth and Seventh avenues 900 yards velvet Brussels
Carpets eight beautiful paror Suits latest styles
brocade, and hairc0th Table Etageres Curtains.
Bronzes Clocks Vases Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands,
COmmodes spring and hair Mattresses Bedding 30 lots
library dining basement and Furniture also
a magnificent ~ octave wood grand PianOfOrtc,
8SUO; Stool. Cover; Music Cabinet Sale
mencng at 10 o'clock precisely Goods packed and de.
10 O'Clock TOR inspectiOn. ses .WN4 1Nik
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MUSICAL BOx wANTED--ANY PERSON HAVING
l good dispose II cheap can hear Of customeS
By addrssing MUSICAL H0x herald once.
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IL one dollar annually News ComrAnies News stands
kermit Turkish Bath Hotel II West twenty street
ny. aa d M !" M lF' f.s-fs 4fa
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTlFICTAr HUMAN EYEs-J. T. DAVIS IN
yentor and only maker o. ne m he ne oniy
correct imitation OF nature In the world w ssse tH
tecnth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
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ARr NOTICE.
1Ar0srAs 51I SAFE F4is III HsoH CLASS o
Now on Exhibition. 8N tat
Among the Artists represented win be eeund.-
T,! 4s1s'l Hart a1sr !; W. ecs sss!ss..
u 8 1s:s%ss SS:sss: s ss%ss
s 4 q k AinEEesa 4 4. ssSs,
s. Longhie, 4 Msirose,
E {: RRssssSaisn & hh.F Hsh,
A. Van Willis. and numerous others,
,9 9. FINEST sfie 5o e; Z; IL
.4t, GUARANTEES ORIGINALS
ever offered at auction in this city. saM
rue Entire COLLECTION to Be sold
ON THURSDAY AaD A EsiDxH. JUNE ii AND IL,
4 1 1s5 !. s1 nlssESr es44kkEsEEFf ,'
directly Szs R2RGsis s n EN- S Sacou..
A dsnss, 8 %s:s I5s 81 Sst.ssa 81 and stH avs
r,.SSssSs:ss. sssssss tsasss s'.:.
Drawing yaSs osaps s Mari: sys me- orande
wood city msse5 tina
Cutlery; ba.smsnt Kitchen FaTnitprs MB:-Psrts:
70 audGsr
UcrlosnnEN nv INN o AgcTloNEER SELLS
- T%snSssh .sIsss ns.s 5!osaS.y. ! 80.
en- aS s @ aao Ts0a e.
MstTsssss Al: maTe., LaIrsTy and ExtensIcn TABLES;
zischsn and ssrvsnss' Furniture &c. ' - 49,
UCTIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A THIS Thursday ate noon, at one O'Clock
residencssSJ. KKAEMER: Aac tionesfSzxY the elegant
s nS 5
Carpets eight parlor Suits latest styles
S1a1y aiSns Ssssment and ssrvsSss Fsrnars also
sos octave su grand s.s
mensi9g at y es!ock PRECISELY Goods packed and de-
10 o'clock X for inspection y mouse 0psn -
A UoTION sALE-THIs TIfURsDAY) MORNING.
" sfsss s 9 s4 slssn H yaa E ss0fs
81 I'll & &C.
s.rer suit. IL French plate
OH
SSs Fsss Sss S5s5 s
Ing Cases Bureaus, wsrdrooes cSsnoniers, Lounges
Suis IaiI stand, KiisSsn raf5itS5s is SsrDsis e:
Sc sas s'ss but short or
ucrlos SAFE EST1sE a9gsEaS52
a. prvss 1esssns 4 y sss "a street
Ss!s; vi: sss
library sss sonpe.e ssd
,es
also
BIZ =. v. DAg TsEvi! Agf y1SSE : GO.
sSs:s; sSs:ss'
ne Farnai SsaS sa!ss osrps;s Of rcen con
s e dS a 5s ssS
and Kitchen rnrnure Of the Restaurant all to pc sold In
q s ~ sss
ana 81 hs spS
ss 81 h p We s b.
sSSy y Ssaer Of the surviving partners o. The late r
RI MAI n4yEEsDonyr B,
@
LEE pss. .na sss .s
ss ss q y q 9ns a.: sisr q @
tfty, wheaton urts Peas Chocolate, Dried FRUITS Il
fasi ''' Asf Pq'f s.i
QuTCHERs rTxTuREs.--ED. oPILLrNaER AUc.
BY SMITH BooART, elr
Friday june u 81 O'clock No North William street
6Poury Boxes with Ice Boxes RerfseretorA rxtures
&C. saturday large assortment Household Furniture.
RY SAMUEL KREIzER, AuorIoEEER.ovYICE NO
Id Cooper Institutewil sell At auction this Thursday
June Al at Il O'clock H. Lease and entire Rarroom rx
turVb and Household Furniture o. Richmond Road
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81 tho handsome Furniture contained in said house,
cGnprising IN part carved rosewood Parlor Suits, In
crimson and green satin; rosewood Etagerea> Bullets
Chairs IN lesther French plate pier and nantel Mir
rnus SsdssSds Burssas washs nds Toiiss sea
ctrcd heir Mattress feather Beds and Beading velvet
aad Brussels Carpets Chtnn. Crockery Glassware, to-
ther with ell the Kitchen Furniture with which the
ale will commence Catalogues now ready. Ni38
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UCTION SALE--THIS THuRSDAY) MORNING.
IA Mt 10 O'Clock, nj the elegant private residence
2lU WEST 2lST STREET, NEAR 7TH AVENUE.
UcTIoN SALE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE.
THIS fTHiiRSnAW MNRNINa

!. " commencing 1t 10 O'Clock,
at private residence l20 West sd street.
follows -Magnhcent 0sewood Piano
forte, Oil Paintings Bronzes Carpets Mirrors, latest
styles Parlor suit Marie Antcnette Style inIaid mar
Quetry Centre Table, gilt Table, Bookcase. Books
steads, Dressing Cases Bureaus spring and hair NAT
Extension Table BUFFET Chars solid silver
plated Ware also basement and kitchen Furniture.
- u 49,. LUKE FITZ0EkALQ Auctlonoer.
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2 8. ". DAUcHY, AUcTToNERR.

DY 9. w. DAUCHY, AUCTIONERR. aN .lsNfs.N
ID TREvETT, FAVOR CO. Aaf
will sell this DAY, at l0 O'clock At s West street be-
Charles Tenth Streets by virtue Of cbastcl
mortgage ana bill Of sale By order Of Curry, ESQ.
the Furniture, Fixtures Carpets &C. Of . rooms,
sistng OF Bureaus Bedsteads, Mattresses Bells Beds
and kitchen Furniture the Restaurant all to sold In
de aers aud others
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JERE JOHNSON. JR., .AUCTIONEER. 81
eJ . General salesrocm 81 Nassau street.
Real Estate Department 81 Park row.

JEEE. JOHNSON. Jr. will sell at auction, on Friday
June IL. NJ IL O'Clock, ut the factory of the
AMERICAN CH BONO uOMfAhY,
Nrr lORENN STREET BROOKLYN, g. D.. lUN
ell the Printing Prssses Type, ,Lthogrsph stones;
icw TaiI AM T." The BocbyS PrSyine Chiia
tie shepherdessh ''Pay,nG Toh" "Uawelcome Visitor"
&c. e8t sF 4a aeFa HN4fs~4s eF6tfMT s4gN
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DY r. COTTON, AUOTrONEER--THIs DAY.
ID June IL at l0h clock, the premises So Broan
wav of Twelfth street. the entire stock Of ready
made msns and boys Clothing, Piece Goods and Ir,n
and unexpled Lease Of the PREMISES the stock b
examined after n O'Clock NJ, Wednesday, salo perenp
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"A ton in vocal or instrumental music in exchange
for q Furnished apartment without board. Address
MOZART, box i76 Herald office. EN- 9f8 5alii
(vARD.-oLDEsr MUSIC SCHOOL IN THE ClrY n
- West Fourteenth street Established 1883. p Yves,
mailed. Address MUSICAL UNIyERsITy, or eAlk
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VxyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONREk. aft
w Valuable Hotel Property at auction, to be sold on
the premises on Friday. june ~ 1874 at O'Clock NJ
Point near stanford Com facing Long Island sound
mile; also g acres divided into splendid building loE
terms cay re- gns s apply to ABg9i
rain a. Grand Central Depot stopping At stAnord'
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7RRk JOHNSON. JR.. AUCTIONEER.
General salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
Real estate depart ment. Il Park row.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RCsEWOOD PiANOFORTE. FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
RRE. JOHNSON, Jr, will sell auction. on t0-mor-
ROY (FRIDAYl, ~ l6k o'clock. - a M
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CoLosszuA coLossEus'
7 Broadway and Thirty. nah street. sSr
The Grand Scenic Illusion. which has cost over
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
LONDON, LONDON. LONDON.
W BY oAsLIaHr,
BY MooHLI0HK
THE GRAND MIDNIGHT THUNDERSTORM
r. pronounced by the press to be the most brIlllnne
representation oil the PHENOMENA OF NATURE. -
addition there entire series Of euterfAln3nG 81
instructive lectures and performance. by Prof TQnMe
and 0therA
Open from to and to To- N5@ @
Admission d. No oxtraA f sHNEt&
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UCTION.-HENRY Z1NN. AUcTIONRER, SELLS
II THIS DAY, at l0x o'clock A. M, M, .s-as
all the Household Furniture Of private mansion y East
Twentieth street, near Broadway vix--
panotorte on Paintings Bronzes. elegant mlaid and
gere, Bookcase. Wardrobes Mirrors, Carpcm Clocks
Curtains complete Bedroom Suits with Dressing Cases
Mattresses DC; marble, Labrary and Extension Tables
sideboard Lounges. Cutlery Glass China, Plated Ware
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