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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09
MEDICAL, sc.

old pR. DARBH"hss better facilities than
W ever for prscGclng his great specially. Oais
one Ch0rge made for sds ice and modici1e. DRUG
etore, cSrser al street and PonnsyIvanla avenue,
Colonization Building aps-lm.
Ilk. JANE WILSON, = thoroughly er perisnoed
~ and scientific aid~ lie and LsdIes' Physician
Ladies attended 20 ~ their residence st any hour,
night day. OF pleasant and the be-f Of sf-
tendance st the Doctors Residence, an
street, between Z and n. Business sacredly cOnn-
Genital mar1.sms
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Ol BowERY
i Grand success Miss in her limitations
BLANCHE or the Young Men
charming artistic, sELWYN, OF the Day.
GUS WILLIAMS in his comic sketch,
AS Jacob VAN chei THE RIVAL DUrCHMEN.
MURPHY and EGBEE1fS Irish Comic Qualities.
IRWIN THOMAS Pede tai Clog Dance
TONY PASTORS Comic songs.
FREEMAN SISTERS Miss KITTY BROOKE.
BILLY BARRY, LARRY TOOLEY,
WILLIAM ASHCROFT, JOE LANG.
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Died..

AsHTON.-On Wednesday, January Z, at the resi-
dence OF her sister, n Meadow street. Hoboken, n.
j.. JEANNE LYLE. wife OF James M. Ashton, OF
Zaphank, suffolk county, L. L.. in the SSth year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members OF Sparkling Water Division 5. OF T., are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
Puritan church, corner OF Lafayette and Marcy
avenues Brooklyn, on Saturday, the 10th inst, at
one O'Clock p. NJ
BANTA-At Hackensack, N. j., on Monday, Jan.
uary ., CATHARINE, vile Of John Banta aged 90
years, months and is days.
Funeral on Friday, 9th, at IL o'clock A. NJ, from
Baptist church, Union street. Trains leave foot Of
Chambers street at eight A. NJ. Friends VIII get
out at Anderson street depot, HacKensack.
CAMPBELL-On Tuesday morning, January 6.
1874, at her residence 207S second avenue, corner
OF forth street, Mrs. ANN CAMPBELL, III the 5oth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services, to be held at the
Rev. Father Fiaherty's church, corner OF i0jth
street and Second avenue, this Thursday morn
ing, January s, at ten O'Clock precisely.
CANFIELD.-On Wednesday afternoon, January Z
1874, at her residence 2i3 West Houston street.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, tomorrow friday afternoon,
January o. at two O'Clock.
CAULEY.--On Tuesday January g. after short
and severe illness, which sne bore with Christian
lOrutude, ALICE CAULEY, a native OF the parish of
Serene, tOwnand OF Ross, county sligo, ireland,
in the SSth year OF her age
Her friends are requested TO attend the funeral,
from her late residence, IA spring street, this day
Thursday, at one O'Clock.
CoLLIER.-At Bulls Ferry. on Wednesday, Janu.
ary :, CATHERINE COLLIER, daughter Of Michael and
mary Collier, IN the 32d year OF her age.
Her remains VIII be taken to Calvary Cemetery
on saturday, January TO- Tne funeral Will be at
forty-second street Terry at one O'Clock. -
CONwAY.-On Nednesday, January Z, FRANCIS
CONWAY, aged 81.
Members OF the police force and relatives Of the
family are invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 90 avenue ID, at TWO r. M ON FIJI
day.
CHAxBERLN.-At WILLIAMSBURG. Mass. on Sat,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BIRCHILL-BRIGGs.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday
January 6, at the residence OF Mrs sheffield, by the
Rev. Dr.. Hail. THOMAS =. BIRCHILL Of Brooklyn, to
JENNIE A. BRIGGS, OF Whitestone, L. l.
BUCK-MCKEE.-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, on Monday, January s, by the Rev. W. r.
Egbert, OSWALD BURDETT BUCK to MARY ELIZA.
BETH MCKEE No cards.
BUCK-HoDGEs.-On Tuesday, December 9, by
the Rev. Arthur Warner RICHARD Ii. BUCK and
SOPHIE j. HODGES.
BURr-RYDHR.--At st. Marks church, Orange,
N. J on Wednesday, January !, 1874, by the Rev.
Dr. James Williams, Mr.. CHARLES NJ. BURT,
youngest son OF Edwin Z. Burt, Esq, to Miss
FLORENCE b., eldest daughter of Captain Ryder,
both OF Orange. No cards.
CHAPLIN MoRTON.-0n Wednesday, January 4,
at Grace Church, by the Rev. Henry G. Potter, d.
d.. ERNEST CHAPLIN, Of London, to DE LENE,
daughter OF the late Hon. Daniel o. Norton of Ohio
GODFREY-TOMPKINS.-On Thursday, January /,
1874 at the residence OF the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. G..
I. Beekman, by the Rev. DR.. b. ]. HaIght JAMES
W. GODFREY, OF New York. to Miss ALMIRA TOMP-
KINs OIL Brooklyn.
PEEK-ScHorT.-At Westneld, n. J.. on Wednes-
day, January Z, 1874, by the Rev. william r. Earl,
STELLA, youngest daughter Of George s. and
Patience SchOtt formerly OF Scranton, Pa, to
GEORGE w. PEEK, OF Westfeld.
POTTER--RICHAIDSON.-On Tuesday, January G,
1874, by the Rev. Joseph T. Duryea, MIR. ALFRED
POTTER to Miss MARY Il. RICHARDSON, both OF
Brooklyn, N. y. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-08
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.
THE FOUR MILLION CITY LOAN.

Comptroller Green was left severely alone yester
day in the matter Of the s4,0OO,Oo0 loan. He did
not get even single purchaser for the bonds. 80
that only $2,Oo0Ooo or the $4,0OO,O0O have az yet
been disposed Of Il is however, considered
ridiculous by all city officials to think that the
bonds shall not have been disposed OF before tue
10th Inst. the dsy the debt becomes duo
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nor SALE-A FIRST CLASS SALOON, RESTAUR-
ant and Meeting Room in OF the best business To-
cates the of Brooklyn IS feet from Fulton street;
cars from al parts q the city pass BY doing rs class
dtlon blocks from East Rivers best locality in the city
for the business Fixtures all in good condition: reason,
going other business Inquire ii and Is Myrtle
nue., Brooklyn. BY JOHN D. GAEDEKk-
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vNANTED-oNE PAIR CHILLED RUBBER GRIND
w ers; one threeroll chilled Calender, one Rubrr
Crusher must be cheap sta e price dime nsons co4
tion and tull particulars address RUBBER, uerld
ufdce-
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TNOR sALE-BUTCHER STORE AND FIXTURES 2
stalls quarter Rails large Ice House Smoke House.
&c, together with Horse and Cart and two of
May l. 1874; selling clear three cattle per week
ther particulars interview, address C. E., Herald
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EoR sALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY
Il Business within 10 miles Of city, trade last year
$1,000 Apply to BURKHALTER, MAsTEN 4 CO.. 100
Chambers street. New York.
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INOR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE IN TIE SIXTEENTH
Il ward. Inquire OF A. HELLER BRO, 80 First v.

INOR sALE-AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
Il very fine imported marble Counter, l2x3. an
Showcase, single plate ieet cost 100; viii be sol
very cheap. Address box ], g3o Post office.
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DOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH ALE, OYS
L ter and Chop House, IN central location conve
including Furniture on top floor complete ranges
surpassed for supper rooms or club house immediate
possession given and satisfactory for selling
price 81 800 Apply at l Fourth At 81 Spring
street, between ~ A. NJ and +. NJ
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY STORE. ON
n ot the best avenues in the city dong good
cash trade: a chance; good reasons Tor selling
Address X. box la Herald office
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RECKLESS DRIVING AND DEATH.

About half past three yesterday morning John A.
Alderman, aged twenty, dealer In vegetables
and produce generally, VINO lived on Jersey City
Heights, while crossing Barclay street, corner OF
West street. was Knocked down and run over by a
horse attached butchers cart, driven IN q
rapid ana reckless manner by some one unknown,
and so terribly injured that death ensued soon
afterwards. The driver oil the cart, instead OF
stopping 10 see what harm he had done, whipped
up his morse and escaped before he could be ar
rested. The Third precinct police are in search OF
the reckless driver. Coroner Croker was not,ned,
and Will hold an inquest over the remains.
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In the case OF Mrs. Catherine Monahan, late
of No. Sls West Thrty-eighth street, whose death,
It was suspected, had been fastened by violence
received at the HANDS OF her husband, James Mon
ahan Deputy Coroner MacWhinnie yesterday
made an autopsy at the Morgue There were some
old bruises and conclusions on the arms and face
but none OF serious character on examining
the heau ~ was discovered thai deceased had conn.,
preston OF the BRAIN which NAV have been pro-
dnced by falling down stairs as the husband al
ieges was the case. The compression was the
cause OF death. Deceased had been hard drinker,
whlle ner husband was comparatively temperate
and industrious man. Coroner Croker Will make
investigation
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AN ENTIRE FAMILY MURDERED.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 1874.
despatch from San Diego, in this State, says
tnat John oyerend, wire and four children, were
found murdered In their house twelve miles from
that city. There Is no clue to the murderers.
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CRUMM-SIcKLEs.-On Tuesday, MAY r. by the
Rev. r. Sill, EDWIN FORREST CRUMM to Ida EsTELLE,
daughter OF the late Allen SlcKles, ESQ., all OF this
city.
Observation-Disclosures Friday, May Is, 1874,
WILLIAM II. GoLDsrEIN to Miss r o. CoLMAR, both
OF this city. No cards.
HARRIs-BULKLEY.-lnt this city, on Wednesday,
February Is 1874, by Rev. George II. Hepworth,
JOHN HARRIS, Jr., TO Miss KATE K. BULKLEY, daugh-
ter OF ii. l. Buckley, Esq, all Of this city.
PIERcE-MoNTMoL LIN.-In Lexington, KY, on
Wednesday, May 6, at the residence OF the bride,
by the Rev. Robert Christie, WALTER 5. PIERCE,
Esq, OF New York city, to Mrs. MARY Z. MONT
MoLLIN.
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DYJ W. CAMPBELL. AUCTIONEER,
10 Will sell this day by catalogue. commencing 10L
o'clock large and general assortment OF eleg ant costly
and ordinary Househod Furniture, con taned In large
furniture wareroomss No. @7 Eighth avenue, corner
Fiftyiourth street Sale embraces elegant gut carved
walnut Pnrlor suits in sans damasks and reDs elegant
marble top Bullets, Ane marble top Dressing Cabineu
aud Bureaus elegant French plate Mrror elegant wal
nut wardrobes, superior walnut Extension and other
cdeads cured nair and other MATTRESSES feather
Pillow. fne Brussels and other Carpets Ocloths Mat
ting Kitchen Furniture, Crockcry, Plated Ware, &C.
buyers and deaar specially invited Catalogues early
sale.
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nINGEE, PORTER CO., AUCrIoNkERs, WILL
~ sell this day at the Real Estate Exchange. III
BROADWAY at Y O'Clock, those three valuable Properties
situate on the northeast u Waverley place ana
West Tenth steeet and Immediately adjoining on waver
lev place; sale positive and terms very easy.
EDWARD PETrINGER, AUcroNRER-sELLs
~ thursday lU1 O'Clock contents OF private house "a
Yves! Fourth street shinston sauare) between Woos
Yer tree ana soun nth avenue consisting OF elegant
pets Mating hair Mattresses kitchen Utensils Partic
ulars TO morrow.
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ELEGANT BOOKS.

An unusually choice selection OF standard and mis-.
cellaneous Literature, OF the best In
finest condition mostly in rich and handsome bindings
hall cali and calf and CALI Ac suitable
the library. Among them may be mentioned ABeck-
etts Comic Histories sonmes han calf Ason's En-.
umes Llterary-Atiantic Monthly, rs Volumes
Aison's History OF europe 81 volumes; British Thea
ire 90 volumes, Glaude's Iber veratatis. yD plates
volumes. folio; Don Quxote, illustrated BY Dore,
volumes, folio, Popular Encyclopedia. IA vol
umes; troudes History OF England. IL vol
umes. tree calf; Cottage Gardener, IS
volumes; Rabelais Euyres, illustrated
BY Dore, volumes, folio; Abbots
ford Waverey Novels, "a
umes. and complete editions
OF Dickens Bulwvr, Lever
Thaekeray, DisraeL BY
ron, Reade. Marry
at Jerrold, British
Poets Scott. &C.
Now on exhibition the Clinton Hall Salerooms
place be sold by auction Thursday anu
Friday evenings, 2lst and I'D.
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A RTTFTCfAL HUMAN EYEs-J r DAVIS IN.
a venior and only maker Of the improved Artificial
Human Eye ACKNOWLEDGED by the faculty be the only
imitation Of nature the world 27 East FIJI.
tsenth street between Third and Fourth avenues.
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DOR Saloon THE PREMISES, AT wooDsIDE
Il \. j. at auction, Wednesday. May 20 at one r NJ,
Residence on Washington avenue, opposite Ewood
avenue, lately occupied by DIR. Jas r. Fowler; a rare
chance 70 purchase an elegant suburban home, located
churches schools and markets; horse cars pass the
place leading to all the railroads. large proper
Woodsde depot OF Erie Railway within three minutes
walk; house has double walls with II rooms moiern
improvements grounds handsomely ornamental; fruit
trees stable &C. al IN splendid order lot 9Ox3s front
ing on two broad avenues. lying advantageousy for
diydiug take II 80 A. train foot 81 Chambers strees
Real Estate, corner Believe and Fourth New
ark N j.
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GEORGE j. SMITH. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO IL
" Chambers strcet-Mafshal's sae.-By virtue Of an
execution will expose tor sale at public vendue on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of May at lH O'Clock in the
forenoon at Ss Hudson street the Right Title and In
terest OF Daniel Edgar owen in the CARPET Store stu
ated at the above number BY order Of
FRANK WEBB. Marshal
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A NORRIS WILKINS, AuCrIUNEER.

A NORRIS WILKINS, AuCrIUNEER.
Handsome Household Furniture at auction.
L, II. LUDLOW A Co will sell at aucIion, Wednes
day May ~ at II O'Clock A. NJ at the private residence
24i West fhiryfourth street. assortment OF hand
some Household Furniture, conssint o. rosewood par.
lor suits, satin; black walnut Library and DINING
Room Furniture, black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
SOFAS Centre Tables, Etageres spring and hair Mat
tresses feather Beds and Pillows Brussels and ingram
Carpets Cooking Utensils, 6c,, &c.
A UCIIoN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AUCTION.
"A THIS MORNING. CONNIE ncing at l01s O'Clock,
private residence,
II East Twentieth street, near broadway.
viz Two Ia Pianofortes tour round corner SUI
Parlor Suites coeline stair Cloth,
French plate Mirror centre marble and library Tables,
Etageres Oil paintings, Bronzes Clocks, Curtains, Car
pets Dressing cases. Bedseads Bureaus spring and hair
Mattresses Bedding, WardroDes bookcases Bufet ex.
tension Tables Chairs Lounges China glass and plated
Ware, kitchen and servants Furniture &C. N B-Al
Furniture in COED coudItion and made TO order Piano
HENRY ZINN. Aucuoner.
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A UCTIcN SALE.
~ HANDSOME AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FUR


"A HANDSOME AND USEFUL 1OUSEdOLU FUR
NITURE,
THIS "wednesday MORNING, commencing at lcx
O'Clock, at the elegant private residence
ll0 West list ST., near 7th avenue.
Paror Suits, richly carved rosewood and walnut
frames covered III damask satin and cotelaine Mar
quetre and gilt Centre and Console Tables French plate
Mirrors lace Curtains two elegant Pianofortes Stein
ana Decker Bros handsome Oil Paintings bronze
secretaire Bookcases; lady's Writing Desk, Library
Tables Turkish sus Easy Chairs Lounges Buffet, Ex
tension liable, Dining Chairs, sllyerware Crockery.
Rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases,
Bureaus Armoirea- glace Wardrobes, Washsands Ealr
and spring Mattresses. marble top Centre Tables
plush and harcotn suits. Hall stand, Kitchen Furniture.
nineteen Carpets, &C.
N. B-sale positive Take TIN 9Th avenue cars Com.
petent In attendance pack ship goods city
country. ROBERT G. CASHlN, Auctioneer.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Office 10 to Is East Thirteenth street. near Uni
versity place. ~
Household Furniture. Mirrors, Carpets,
rosewood pianoforte, &c.
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell at auction on Thursday,
May Il at lU1z O'Clock, at No. l0E Last seventeenth
street, all the Furniture &C. contained in said house.
Full particulars to-morrov
A UCTION SALR-PRIvATE MANSION
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
IA AUGUST Marines, Auctioneer,
will sell at public auction,
Iay Nav

At the elegant residence. So West 18th st.,
between 9th and 9th avs, at l01 O'clock
Magnificent Household Furniture Pianoforte. Paintings
Bronzes. Works OF Art,
Drawing Rooms-superb suit Grand Duchess style,
covered SILK brocade y he richest description Eta
ceres, SecretaIre Bookcase, Cabinets, Tables Lace
Curtains, Paintings by eminent artists, magnificent
rosewood Pianoiorte, Canterbury, stool and Cover,
Table, Buffet silyerware &C. Also all the Furniture
81 '""'' "p"' ''s''' AUGUsf MARTINEs co.
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EDWARD sCHENCk, AUCTIoNEER
~ ELEGANT HORSES CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
&C., &c.
On Saturday, 2sd inst, at OK O'Clock, at No. Is Eas,
Twenty e ighth street. = = -
For particulars see head Of horses and carrlages
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EYES AND EARS,

WHLIAM Writer'S, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS
w day, at O'Clock, at 454 Canal street. 800 wards Of
Brussels carpet, from steamship line.
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| CABINET ORGAN, SIX STOPS
AT auction, this day CyEpNESDAY),
Fne tone, mage by Estey nearly new.
70 " SOLO e. twelve o'clock this day, BY
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., at 81 Nassau street.

A UCrIoN sALE-G ". KELSEY, AUCTIONEER,
"A win sell at public auction, on wednesday, May ~
II Bedford avenue Brooklyn Z. D.. general assort
Household Furniture. consisting in part OF o
ard ingram Carpets Chandeliers rosewood wardrobe
with Glass black walnut Sdeboa rd Music Stand rose
wood Bedroom suits, black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
KELSEY h COkNWELL.
l66 Broadway Brooklyn, 4. D.
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A UCTIoN.-ED. PETTENaER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY SMITH BOGART
This day, l0h O'clock A. NJ, at the saesr0om No.
North William large and varied assortment OF
Household Furniture removed Tor convenience Of sale
comprising Parlor suits, Piano, Chamber suits Ward
robes Bureaus, washstands, Bedsteads Mirrors,
Sideboards, Carpets, Bedsteads, Beading, hair Mat
treses, &c Cooking Utensils, Crockery Glassware &c
also one Wagon and Spring Cart with which the sale
Will commence.
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DY g. W. DAUCHY, AUCrIoNEER
ID TREVETT, FAVOR co,
Auctoneers and Appraisera
ID EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.
SELL THIS DAY. AT O'CLOCK
4 general OF and hand house hold
Furniture several Paror suits In rep and haIrcoth
rose wood and black walnut Bureau marble top Centre
n Plea black walnut Bedseads Washstands Ward.
robes BOokcases Clocks. &C., &c. also 1ne Sewing
Machine, Paintings q large lot Of CoppeTware and
Fancy Goods
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A T PUBLIC AUCTION,
~ this wednesday, morning, May 20, at 10H O'Clock
the property OF private family at io3 We Twenty
eighth street. between sixth and seventh avenues Par
lors-velvet Brussels Carpets Pier and Mante Mirrors
elegant Parlor suits in brocatel reps and haircloth
Pianoforte Paintings Vases. Curtains Clocks EtaReres
Tables, bedseads Bureaus, Washstands, Mattresses,
Bedding, Lounges Buffet, Extension Table, Glass China
Silver Ware, Cutlery, &C. j. kRAEMEk, Auctloneer
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Miss FANNY DAVENPORT 40 Nancy.
Mrs GILBERT as Mrs Corney n
BIJOU HERON % Oliver Twist
Mr.. WHITING AS BrOwnloW, HART CONWAY as
Monks GEORGE DEyERE as M; Justice Fang. JOHN
Rose Maybe, Miss NELLIE MORTIMER Mrs Bed
win. NINA VAkIAN as Charlotte. ~ t
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A LBERT B. wALDRON AUCTIONEER
II BY ID. W. IVES.
Salesrooms, 10s liberly and Ill Cedar street,
Furniture. Carpets Bedding, &C.,
THIS LAY at ii O'Clock,
including Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Hall Fur
niture every description; also Bedding Carpets Per
fumery, Liquors Cigars, Pictures, &C
On FRIDAY, at II O'Clock,
balance of F. Maynards stock OF Silk Goods &c alst
Groceries, Liquors. Jewery Dry Goods Perfumery, &c
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THOMAS sTEARNS, AUCTIONEER.
Positive sale,
House and Grounds at East fremont,
Twenty fourth Ward,

r p TRAvER AUCTIONRER.
81 Mortgage sale Thursday May 81 at 10x o'clock at
81 and SO Great Jones street, large and general
OF Furniture Carpets Bedding Stoves, &C. Par
ucuars morning Of SAFE.
JAS Il. HALL Attorney. per MORTGAGE
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yxrILLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SC
w New B0wery will sell on Wednesday, 10th inst al
Io O'Clock the entire Furniture contained in house 21s
stcads Dressing Bureaus Brussels and ingram Carpets
Beds and Bedding, Extension Table, large Iot Of
Crockery. Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, &c :
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WM. Writer'S, AuCTIoNEER, SELLS. THIS DAY,
ment Of Parlor suits -ookcases Wardrobes black wal
Bureaus, Washstands Tables, Chars; fine hair husk
and straw hsttresses Feather Beds Pillows bedding
window shades, Vases Clock Stoves Crockery Ktcben
Ware. &C. Also % Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rugs
Ocloths Matungs French plate Pier Mantel and other
Mirrors: Counters Showcases Desks, ONCE Furniture