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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen'S water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. J. VI. Armstrong, pro-
prietor. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, 500. jams 3m
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Personal.
Commissioned as Magistrate.

Gov. Brown returned last evening from
Washington.
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Fine JeweIry, cheaper than the cheap
est, at E. Wiggers, No. 31a y. Cherry st.
dec3I If
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus e. tendency to fall; plus(f) ten
dency TO rise A. c. FORD, Observer.
The river was still rising yesterday, with
p feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The arrivals were the /. n. Pillips, from
Smithland with tow of coal, and II. ii.
Cooke from Paducah.
No departures.
The Bolivar III. Cooke is theswift packet
for Paducah at 10 o'clock this morning.
She is all regular.
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Owens, Newell < Co., Dealers in the
best Cumberland Coal, II South Cherry
street. ian1O till ian 20.
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Early to bed, early to rise,

Makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Adopt the above and you'll be wealthy.
Buy yOur Mattresses from Ed. H. Miller
and You'll be healthy. At No. I y. College
street-and don't you forget it.
dec1O Goblin
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STEAMBOATS,.

For GAINESVILLE, Padueah, Cairo, 1t.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
Il senger steamer, n CIL~Flk~T
BOLIVAR IA. COOKE. 1kzssSsss= So; -,
Captain W. T.. Byers, will depart as above on
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock An
For freight OF passage apply ON board or to II.
II. HARRISON, Agent. lang II
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Gave Bond.

CT. Boyers, Of Cooke county, has re-
ceived his commission as magistrate.
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RIVER NEWS.
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, Nth Changes IA
the "a Hours sndinq 3 p H. Jan O. IgT4
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Miss THEEESE MEYER, the lady who
has received a medal at the Exposition of
Vienna for superior skill in handling the
sewing-machine, is young Jewess of Co
lumbuS, Ohio.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TelegTaphie Report from Signal .Ssrries C5Tps o.
y a, Of Observation, at 1921 p. My he
WeStsrn Union Lane
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TRAINS. LEAVE. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Line ,eN-
cept SUnday......... Geo A. NJ. 200 P. NJ
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly| $50 P. N. 1870 p. N.
Cincinnati night EX-
press, except Sunday ll:OO P. NJ. 5:l5 4. NJ.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday............-.. $50 A. N. $50 A. N.
Lexington Express, eN-
cept SUnday......-..| $50 P. n. ll;oO P. NJ
Lagrange ACCOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday. 500 A. n. e:l5 P. n.
Lagrange Accommodate
ton, except Sunday. 9:35 A. N. $50 P. II.
Shelbvville AccommO-
datiOn. except Sunday. $50 A. n. $50 P. N.
Shelbyville AccommO-
dati0n. except Sunday 500 P. n. S:15 A. N.
Shelbyville AccOmmO-
datiOn, Sunday only $50 A. N. goo P N.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati as
follows from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot
Pearl and Plum streets:
Baltimore, Washington
* Philadelphia TX. T:35 A. NJ. go P. NJ.
Baltimore & New York
Fast Line. l.OO 7. N. SUI 7. n
Washington, Philadel-.
PLia * New York EN. 1870 P. NJ SO P N.
The 1870 P. NJ. and 1890 P. N. trains run daily.
PROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT, EAST FRONT ST.
Washington & Balti-
more Express. ......... $50 A. N. 20 p. M
Baltimore & New York
Fast Lne.....------..l 1870 A. N. 'll--O ?. NJ
Cumberland Express. 9:45 P. NJ 300 a. N.
This Is the only line running Pullman palace
drawing-rOOm and sleeping cars TO Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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TRAINS

LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati as
follows from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl and Plum streets
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The 1870 P. NJ. and 1890 P. N. trains run daily.
FRnM LITTLE NIANI DEPOT. East FEONT ST.
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THE GLORIOUS FouRTH.-Saturday

THE GLORIOUS FoURTH.-Satufday
was the Fourth of July, but. there was
but little in our quiet town to character
ize the day which old John Adams
prophesied would be celebrated through
out the'length and breadth Of our land,
with "bonfires and illuminations'"
We suppose that at the North there was
the usual explosion of gunpowder, and
noisy mirth and pent-up patriotism, and
that in our own State and county, there
was the usual amount of political ha-
rangueing by candidates who sought to
rally their forces for the coming cam
puign. There were speeches at CAL
honh's Mills, a school celebration, bar
becue and speeches at Ninety-Six, q
military display and speeches ut Bor-
deaux, &C.. &c., but nothing to make a
great national holiday. In fact the
white people of the South hsve no spe-
cial reason at present to commemorate
the Fourth of July and the blessings
which are supposed to flow therefrom:
We do not know that President Grant
is preferable to Queen Victoria, or that
taxation without representation is less
Objectionable, as enforced by Americans;
rather than British rule.
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THE Cnop PRospECrs.-Aftcr recciv-
Ing reports from reliable correspondents
in every County in this State, the
Charleston NeaDs & Courier comes to the
following conclusions in reference to
our agricultural affairs this year.
/. The area planted in cotton Is nine
per cent. less than in 1878.
.. The cotton stahd is inferior to that
of 1873, to the extent Of nine per cent:
8. The cotton prospect is nine per
cent. less favorable thin in 1873.
a. The area planted in grain shows an
increase of twelve per cent. as conpared
with 1873.
S. The prospects Of the grain crop are
eleven per cent. better than in 1873.
6. The decrease in the use of CONNER
cial fertilizers is equal to twenty-seven
per cent.
7. The cost of labor is about the same
as last year, but with an upward ten
dency. ,..
The estimate of the decreased cotton
area in this State agrees, it will be seen
with that of the Agricultural Bureau
and the remaining estimates are likely
to be found substantially correct. The
important point now is, the decrease In
tire area in cotton, and the increase III
the area in grain.
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D. DIS The Board of Trustees ot
Erskine College at its late meeting con-
ferred the Degree of D. d. on Rev. VIM
II. Capers, of our town; and similar
honor conferred on President Bonner
of Due West, by the Board of Trustees
of Newherry College, Walhalfa. The
honor could not have been conferred ON
men more worthy to receiveit
E0" Persons attending public meet
ings of interest in any part of the Coun-
ty are invited to send us for publication
short articles giving facts in relation to
the same.
pAp DR.. Wilson, our skillful dentist,
has a fclon on his thumb, which inter-
feres with the practice of his profession.
BdT Mr.. James N. Dendy, of Long
Cane, was in town yesterday. He says
the farms in his neighborhOod are suf-
fering for rain.
nsn- Col. Dogan was at Commence
ment at Due West last week. He is
quite a ladies' man, and had good
time.
The stores in Abbeville will be closed
at six o'clock during the months of July
and August. ~. ~ :.
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MEssRs. DoZ1ER, WALTON & Co..

MEssRs. Doz1ER, WALTON & Co.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of these well.known and popu-
lar cotton factors and grocers, Of Au-
gusta, Ga. They are gentlemen OF
high character and large business OK
perience and can make it to the inter
est of our friends to give them q call
They arc prepared to attend prompt
ly to all orders for the sale and stor.
age Of cotton, and can furnish plan.
tation supplies on liberal terms. We
commend to the patronage of our
people.
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SCHOOL EXHIBITION AND PIC-NIC
NEAR NINETY-SIX.-There was large
attendance at the Examination and En-
Eibition of the school of Miss Robinson,
in the vicinity of Nlhety-Six, on the
Fourth. It is estimated that the crowd
numbered some three thousand persons,
and the exercises were of a very satis-
factory character. Short addresses were
delivered by DR.. Bouzman, It. G. Lips
comb, +. S. Hale and others, after
which a bountiful basket picnic dinner
was served. The meeting was of the
most orderly character, and the best
feeling prevailed.
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MEEf1Nd AT BoRDEAtX. A large
number of coloreI citizens met at Bor-
deaux on Saturday last. Capt. Frank
Belcher was called to the Chair and
VIM. Jennings was requested to act as
Secretary. The Chairman stated that
the object of the meeting was to organ
ize company of militia, whereupon a
company Of sixty-five men were enroll
ed. Many others were anxious to be en-
rolled but owing to disposition on the
part of the enrolling officer to 60 to Cal
houn's Mills, further enlistment was
postponed. Mr.. IT. A. Sullivan was
called upon and made speech of some
length, particularly dcnouncing the
policy of candidates calling everybody
else thieves, liars, plunderers, &c.
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COMMENCEMENT AT WILL1AMsToN.-

COMMENCEMENT AT WILLIAMsToN.-
The Commencement exercises of the
Williamson Female College came OIL
on Wednesday and Thursday of the past
week. Unfortunately, the same days
were selected for the Commencements at
Due West and Williamson, and thus
deprived many of the privilege of at
tending both. The dedication of the
Female College took place on Wednes-
day night, when an able and eloquent
sermon was delivered by Rev. DR..
Smeltzer, of the Newberry College.
The address before the Literary Society
of the College was delivered by the Rev.
Ellison Capers, on Thursday morning,
and was an admirable effort upon "Wo-
mans Sphere and Influence" The
exercises of the graduating class came
Off the same night, and were of highly
entertaining and satisfactory character.
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p@ The Junior attended Com
mencemelit atDao West last week,
and stopped as usual. OF the Phoenix
Hotel, kept by our old friend Mr.. a.
C. Hawthorn. We have said 80
many things of this hotel lately that
we know not how to add anything
further There were large number OF
guests on this occasion, and were fur
nished with an abundance of good
things to eat,- comfortable quarters,
and kind attention. We recommend
the Phoenix Hotel to our friends
where hearty welcome and good
cheer will always greet the weary.
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ms- Tom Collins was in townagain
on Saturday last, and amused him
self at tho expense of our friend
Mr.. John A. Calhoun, of Augusta,
Ga. Mr.. G. at once set out to look
for him, but Tom took especial care
to keep out of MIR: Calhoun's pres
enco as the latter would certainly have
made him suffer in the flesh for hi:
unguarded remarks if he had founc
him.
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na- Hon. J. J. Martin, formerly OF
Abbcvillc, but now holding the office
of Sixth Auditor at Washington, came
to attend 10 some business matters in
Court here and to visit his old home,
on Saturday last. He will remain
here only few days. He is a gentle
man of influence and position, and
justly. enjoys a high reputation in
government circles ot Washington.
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Mr.. J. D. Cresswell Murdered in Bar
tow County.


The Rome Commercial contains the
following account of the murder of Mr..
J. D. Cresswell, native of our County,
but latterly residing in Georgia. He
leaves many friends and relatives here
who will be panied to hear of his sad
death. The murderer has been arrested.
"Mr. J. D. Cresswell, who will be re-
lnenbered as former citizen of our
town, was murdered, at his farm in Bar
tow county, last Saturday night, in o
most Brutal manner by u SWede named
Conrad.
Mr.. Cresswell, On Saturday morning,
made q contract with this Swede Con-
rad; to clean out his we'll promising to
pay him five dollars for the work, but
STIMULATING that he should only pay him
two dollars and fifty cents cash, and the
other two dollars and fifty cents in the
fall, or when the crop was laid by. The
we'll was cleaned to all appearances sat
isfactorily to Mr.. Cresswell, and Conrad
received his two dollars and fifty cents,
according to their stipulation, and took
his leave for home-which was only d
short distance as if all was entirely
SullSldCLOlS w 61bOuV NuhN NoA
rad called ut Mr.. Cresswell's house and
said he wanted all of the money. Mr..
Cresswell demonstrated with him for
making such q demand in violation OF
his contract, when Conrad turned as il
he would 90 back home. Mr.. Cresswell
went to the gate with him rather to sat.
isfy himself that Conrad was in no bad
feeling about the matter. AS MIR. Cress-
we'll turned to 60 back to the house Con.
rad threw rock and hit Mr.. Cresswell
on the back of the head, knocking him
down. He then sprang upon the pros
trate man and plunged a knife through
his heart. letting the knife remain in
the wound. AS Mr.. Cresswell was as
saulted lie called to a colored man III
the house, who came to him at once and
found him weltering in his blood and
the murderer gone in the darkness
The colored man took up the lifcless
man and laid him in the room on q sofa
and in his excitement left the house fol
the purpose of notifying Mr.. Styles
who lived near by. Mr.. Styles came in
few minutes and found Mr.. Creswel
dead, and Mrs. Creswell apparently ir
the same condition lying on the floor
1t turned out, however, that Mrs. Cres
well, after the colored man had left tht
house, had realized the fact that he
husband was dead, and she had falntet
away, but subsequently was resuscitated
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REGULATIONS 7oR THE PosTsO OFFICE
.sAT ABBEvILEE.-The Office is. open for
the general delivery of letters and sale
of postage stamps from $50 "A. M. to )
y. NJ.
Money Orders furnished from $50 "A.
M. to 800 p. NJ.
q Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $50 y. NJ.
Washington, Ga, Mail closes on We'd
nesday at $50 \. NJ.
Elbert, Ga, Mail, via Heardmont,
closes on Thursday at $50 a. Nj.
Antreville Mail, via Temple OF
Health, closes on Thursday at $50 A: NJ
Elbert, Ca, Mail, via LowndesVllle'
closes on Friday at $50 A. M.
II. w. LAWSON, P. NJ.
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80. Mr.. Hawthorn, of the Phoenix
Hotel, at the close of the Commence
nrent exercises, was little worried at
some of his Boarders claiming q dis
count in their bills for their absence
while dining with friends. One man
ate enough at breakfast and dinner to
satisfy the cravings of his stomach for
the whole day, and took no supper dur
ing Commencement. He claimed q
discount of two dollars for his absence
from the supper table.
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Oar Court opened here on Monday
last, for the dispatch of the pending
Equity business, and hts Honor Judge
Cooke is dcvoting himself to work with
his usual energy. The case of Mckay
against Cochran, involving the con-
struction of an agreement for tire sale
of lands and the Long Cane Mills has
so far engaged the time of the Court.
Other important cases will come up for
adjudication.
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THE MEETING AT CAIHouas MILLS
We publish elsewhere conitaunlca'
ton giving an account of the meeting
at Calhoun's Mills, in which the writer's
sympathies seem to be with the speak
ers who assailed Judge Cooke. We dis
avow any endorsement of the commu.
nication in this respect. We learn that
the Judge made an able Speech, which
Was we'll received.
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ma. We learn that Mr.. T. A. Sullivan
is keeping still in the Senatorial canvass.
He will wait until the other candidates
have exhausted Themselves, when he
will come forth the conquering hero.
He thinks no better man could be sent
to the Senate.
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Isr Mr.. r. r. Martin, a disciple of
Faust, has just returned from an extend
ed tour through North Carolina and
Virginia. He found no place rs good as
Abbeville, hence his return to his old
home.
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Tax Returns,
Auditors Office, IbbgTils esiIlG,


.ABBEV1LLE, June %, 1874
THIS office will be open from
the LIST day of July to- the 10Th
day of August next, to receive
returns Of all Personal Proper
ty, Moneys, Credits Investments
in Bonds, Joint Stock compa
MES, or otherwise.
Also, a complete return Of all
Real Property, Lands and
Buildings under control as own-
ers or holders, or as husbands,
parents, guardians, trustees, ex-
cxutors, administrators receiv-
ers, attorneys, or factors, on the
first day Of July, 1874, in ac-
|cordance.w with Joint Resolution
|of the Legislature providing
for the re-assessment Of Real
Estate in 1874" aptyroved
March 18th, 1874.
AS an accommodation to- taxi
payers Of the County, who Fes
Eside at q distance from this of.
Ftice, the following persons Will
he Supplied With blanks, and
authorized to receive tetHFhs Of
taA real end personal property,
viz: AH Trial Justices and Mo-
ttaaaries PHbfc iii the various
Townships VINO are competent
and who may apply for the
blanks at this office.
All persons are required to
make their returns between July
1 and August 20, and after that
date any taxpayers who shall
have failed to make their re-
turns will be charged with the
property and fifty per cent. adj
ded thereto,
Every male person between
the ages of 21 and so years,
whether owning property or
not, except those unable Of earn
ine q sl,pport from being maim-
ed or otherwise disabled, are
liable to a poll tax, and are re-
quired to make their returns.
All persons failing to make
their returns Of their polls will
be require d to paya double tar,
and on failure to do so, are La
BILE to be indicted and impris-
oned ten days, in accordance
with Act No. 287, Sessions OF
1872.73.
n% Tax payers are re-
spectfully requested to report
all persons who eyade making a
lust and fair return.
r. 3. MILFORD,
Auditor Abbeville County.
June "a, ~ Lift
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SICKNESS. We learn shat there is a
good deal of sickness prevailing in the
vicinity, and our doctors are kept busy.
Continued fever is the prevailing type.
The sickly season opens early.
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DY virtue of two Executions to me
ID directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in August
next, within the legal hours,
One House and Lot and Ad-
joining Lands,
known as the MCGOWAN property,
supposed to contain
80 Acres, more or less,
and bounded by Magazine street, De-
pot street, Fair Grounds, Augusta
Road and Poplar Street.
Also Three Bed Room Sets Furni-
ture.
2Carpcts-one containing 40 yards,
the other so yards.
4 Sets heavy Damask Curtains,
very fine.
One fine Extension Dinine Table.
Four Sofas.
Cooking Stove, and other House
hold and Kitckcn Furniture.
Also one very fine Rosewood Piano
All levied on as tho property Of
Jerry HolIinshead at the suit of James
Gilbert.
Terms Cash.
L. P. GUFFIN,
S. 4. G..
Sheriff g Office,
July 6, 1874. l3-tf
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80 Acres, more or less,
and bounded by Magazine street, De-
Pot street, Fair Grounds, Augusta
Road and Poplar Street.
Also Three Bed Room Sets Furni-
ture,
2 Carpets, One containing 4c yards
the other SO yards.
4 Sets Heavy Damask Curtains,
VERY FINE
One fine Extension Dining Table
Four Sofas.
Cooking Stove and other House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Also one very fine Rosewood Piano
All levied on as the property of Jerry
Hollnshead at the suit OF Maj. A.
Burt.
Terms Cash.
L. P. GUFFlN,
Sheriff Abbcville County.
Sheriff s Office,
July 6, 1874.
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NEWS FOR sORROWING FRIENDS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERA LD:-
Not having the means myself to pu { an adver.
tisement In the paper write these few lines 10
beg Of you favor and an act OF charity due to
the departed that you would put small insertion
In your paper so that his friends can hear OF his
sad tate. His parents also live in New York city,
far as could learn. Myself and friend. william
Davids, left New Bedford together last February
for Aspinwall, Central America. Arriving there
we shipped on small coastng vessel between
Maracaibo, Venezuela, and Asplnwan. Last May
we were caught In very neavy gale and we're
driven ashore. The boat WAS entirely destroyed
and with her young Davids He was never seen
again. The rest Of us were saved and safely
reached Aspnwall and from there l took the
Pacific Mall steamer for New YORK. Being unable
"a 1nd his parents myself you would do great
act OF Kindness 10 his parents and greatly obliGe
his trend and shipmate GEORGE BERRY.
BROOKLYN, June Ii, 1874.
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THE INCOME TAX IN GREAT BRITAIN,

From the London Court Journal, June 81
out OF the $50 900 OF people inhabiting Eng
land and Wales, not 500, 900 pay income tax-the
number, TO state 1t with exactness, Is 1880 the
numbers who pay this tax seem to bear proper
Thus London heads the list, over 10000 persons
paying income tax there. Liverpool, Manchester,
Birmingham, Leeds and Bristol follow ia proper
sequence.
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A UCTIoN SALE. --MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A nitnre P.anotorse, Bronzes, Paintings and
Works OF Art on this day lMonday) June ~ at the
CANT private residences 80 West 10th St. between sh
9th avs AZ l0 O'Clock, the property Of b. Chapman,
Grand Duchess Marie Antonette styles Cab
ine Etageres Tables secrctairc Bookcase Paintings
eminent artists siaiuary Clocks magnificent rosewood
Pinnoiorte celebrated city maker; music stand,
wood walnut Bureaus Bedsteads, Warehouses
Buffet Extension Table, Chnaware, Glassware, base.
ment, kitchen Furniture. ~ B-Parties wishing 10 AT
tend this sale take Fith stages Sixth avenue
AUGUST MARINES. Auctioneer.
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DOVE KILLER. MISUNDERSTANDING
~ sale corner of University place ana Eighth street.
on Monday, June ~, NJ ~ o'clock hay Horse.
CORNELIUS FARLEY. Marshal,
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UCTION NOTICE-HENRY ZINN, AUCrIONEER
~ sells THIS DAY at l0la O'Clock, al the
Household Furniture OF private residence
- u East 10th ST., near Broadway.
Viz Pianoforte Paror Suits latest style, covered in
coelin reps, harcoth; complete Bedroom Suits with
Dressing Case and Mattresses; fine OIL Paintings Mir
rors CLOCKS Curtains, Carpets Wardrobes: Bookcases,
Sofas Lounges, &c Every article necessary for centee
housekee ping