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with u, yet they. have adopted no
rule looking to relief. We establish-
ed . rule four pears ago that We
would require payment for Al codn-
munications calling upon persons to
become candidates, or communica-
tions commendatory Of candidates,
or resolutions nominating candidates.
This rule has not been changed, and
will be strictly adhered to. All In
terested will please take notice,
The proceedings of all public meet
ings should be paid for as ordinary
advertising. While ostensibly the
public good is subserved, many par
ticipants have private axes to grind
In prominently bringing themselves
before the public, and thereby adver-
Using themselves as ''leaders'' and
aspirnnts, &c. It Is nothing but fair
that the printer should bepaid for his
labor. He pays for EvERYTHIKa he
gets, and cannot live II he works fol
his friends for nothing.
There ought TO be = live Democrat.
/ ic paper in every parish In the State
for every parish greatly needs q
paper Gifts own and there would be
Iif the public would properly appre'
ciate the press by supporting it in sim
ply paying for what they get. It +
. "penny wise and pound foolish pol
|icyn to starve out your local press.
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Every Day al IneleasIsI|' ID Flesh
and WeiQlt is Seen and Felt ]

rvery drop II ~ AAkSxP ARn.LIAN RKgOf-
VENT ea1nispieeA lAsUash she blpod. ssssss, :---4
nd eaher f1al1s 80 lutu q ~ syes1n - IBID
Y. e itsepes, - sassss 8 y nsay wahnsw $40
dssass -. 49, Bim j. az Sss.s i saS "a,
n0Fa NedssiptAe 6la1asand ohcr pafs q ~ system
0agD&8oa, tlrhlIssqus AlscAArsa kMn the RAry. An4
- word foens u akin dissssss krap,iens, Fev@
A. M apssa, W@sssIn he Flish Tun~ss. Csl.
e611ln ~ ~. and AL cake ming aid paufni -
ArxaA MSktSwrats, Iests ~ ;; And All wsAee9u9
- opein1ip1A are Within Ake estrstfse EAge ~ t1
e no1sen s;h~mtssry. ssd few dsyn' use win
da1ol1sf 11ant power t0cursthem.
MAa Da6eat. dAily beeun,ing rsdnced y re wasses
- pnalliOa thet T. ednstansly pyoxressux. sus-
eQn6 naSSooGng sAeso WnsteA and repAlf3 ths eeM1e
VI 14 uateetal frspn healthy faoot-and III
hesraln; Er whsu once tlsis remedy can'snesces -
vsrk efD1l1at,oa. and suecseia tn eiminjshtnE -
~ eVn0A II repaiss will be rapid. ana evorydAy
opaiena iAimAelf growing tsuer snd ssrnngee,
eenso1lgesnAs eesser appssias iu,lspsns. an -
NsesS1ydose Dc azssxssastxIAS RwsmvKrf s1eeb
ankNewl asents y ehe rvsrs n AgUn'e Sore
1Glsas CsAssatioaAI Au6 6kan Diseases: tatikistAe
olyDM1vo abeAe
21onsU = BGodsIsv Consps sstssss
Assssss Ga ~ nla.se>. HsrrsY.
1l6no q xAses. 1nmeAsS9k IT - itssx NJ !!1r
g A0unnanA - = ~ saoM wnsre N1eaf4
-. 49, - g 81 z 49,. -
80 anA 49, 49, 1nnn1Uofp1. - 49, ~
syss, o;s s s,s sI go - IA !. =
1s1seor o. ~ Tonrs' GseerkA
Rynae.a1R ~ Rne7aUsaas9a RAa0lpeeaf,
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fsn OUR CHOICE:
For Congress 4th District,
Hon. Albert 81. Leonard,
sEfrss OF cADDo.
0ssi. H IL Esnesss he + Capable"

- The Times says Shreveport
meyer was healthier at this season Of
the year.
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And now to that convention we i'm
wife and urge you to come. What
matter under whose auspices Il n
called? True that there II objection
on the part ofsome to the democratic
mamie. Let such remember that the
democratic party Is grand national
organisation, that upon It's arm hangs
our sole hope for the overthrow ofthe
national republican party; that 1t has
been fighting our battles when we
have been p0werless and vOiceless,
and that to-day, in its grand on-
slAught on the wavering linee Of rad
icalism in all the States Of the Union,
it's fiercest battle cry h "Rememher
outraged and wronged Louisiana"
The great object, Of the 1Atnn
Rouge Convention will be to harmon
ize all elements Of Opposition to the
present usurpatoEy government q
Louisiana. And this should be the
.great object" Of the people every
where throughout the State. No
other object y worth penfull Of Ink
or : breath Of the patriotic citisen.-
An the ssst b ..lsather and prunslla''
political would-be oetsaclsm and
[bsse clap-trap. And now ;etus have
peace aud harmony In our ranks.-
Al . Democrat, we would be proud to
see the people Of our State organize
thoroughly the grand old party again;
but - an Opposition HARNoNIzEB,
we are willing to go to work earnest
II and actively for the redemption d
our beloved State, for the nonce
fighting under whatever name the
Baton Rouge Convention may see
proper to adopt-rallying to the bat
tie cry Of ''Ren,eEnber outraged and
wronged Louisiana -
i Ard now, men Of Boasier! "0nct
moro into the bseach, dear friends
once msEe," with one voice and ont
arm striking - the preservation o
the glorious inheritance In ~ BY /
. pstriotis anesstry, swearing never
| to be-
J The vieafnse Of tlLae san1inx crow,
q So smooth, % cody and % dcyilish. too,
: Who, armod at once with psayer.books an
i With whips,
Blood on thsis hnnds ao1 sepiptue on thei
II hps-
Tyrsnts By creeG ~ Sorsurersby tcxk
Mako this life hell in hDnor 81 the pext.' =
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FEVER AND AGUE.

yEyBR AND AGUK ea,red for AAy cents. fhers 4
n1e roaoAlAl aesntin taa world sst u oure FeyeI
~ Mr. AND Al 0thor MxlAsteas, Bilnus, ScAf3se
Hpksd yellow, snd o.har reyers laidsd BY BAD
WAYS t1GI&leo quick - 1AOWAyB11AOx r.
1.IKg. rifly eenhpk bsslA
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~ We endorse the action of the
Democratic Central Committee, the
Committee Of Seventy and the people
Of the country parishes ID uniting in
common call for an Opposition Com
veDtion at Baton Rouge on the oath
inst. We endorse cordially the an
tire address Of the Committee Of Sc
venty, and especially the following
manly and patriotic paragraph:
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We do 30, because he h honest, capa-
bic and enesgetic, thoroughly idsnti-
fed, with, and alive to the best inter-
ests0f Louisiana. We PREFER him,
bscduse he win WORK almost nm
ceasingly In the interest Of our ticket,
and We want such . mama AvensAn
-at practical leadef-to he'd eur
ticket ID this Dhts5st.
We place NJ. Leonardo nams be-
fore the public without his knowl-
edee. but We fsel confidentthat II his
friends secure his nomination he win
consent to serve them, 1br he is too
much of : patriot. and loves his
csnse too sincerely to refuse to serve
wherever placed by those whs hsve
confidence in HIS energy, manhood
and integrity,
We have known Mr.. Leonard for
mere than twenty years, md ~ all
that ti1ms have never known him q
b guilty, politically Or otherwise, O
questionable cot. He IL emphati
cally the man for the occasion. Lei
- y
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BIZ ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue. La. Aug. IS, 1874. lpr's fee 3i2s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07
Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers,
Fortify the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

by purifying sli its fluids with yISEaAR BITrEas
No epidemic can take hold OF a system thus fore
EIfuUd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

RURNHAM & TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGENCY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
Represents
Etna Insurance Company.
Assets, 100000 %.
Home Insurance Company.
Assets $l,50OOoo 90.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Assets $3,u00,OOO 90,
Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Assets 50, 100000 90
Royal Insurance Company,
Assets 100000 90
Phoenix Insurance Company, New York
Assets 50 100000 90.
Franklin Insurance Company.
Assets So 100000 co.
Insurance Company Of North America.
As.et- SO. 600 %,
Springfield Insurance Company,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway. New York,
Aud Ga the Principal Cities ofihe Eniied
States anal CauaBs azl1l1
Z. G. MASON. Gent Agent,
tor Rutland and Bennington Counties
KuTLLND, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

g. fIsF saT as
f
Gre
afea 81. $3.50 Eaaear aat
Htac Es aIaa asa g eataaf
Il @ Hat ts uaa fm
screamed I.a tal 90 aBn. f. sse 20.
#h vAa Delaware
Hea s aa strgf .sfaeas far g
--"h#Ba.E" Araaa#g rmartt the
arraaae fFa. s.ls rs De- pu where
can do t5s maa good The Braak.sH
arras aass his atttausn f. respectfully
directed go t.~ advertisement oi S Mobile
ha.eI nrHrl-aaf fora mao so she8 psAs.
llea raulas proposes to ges over bic
ase a.eac3aea -- By proposing 10
Bridge #
-Aa Ir.samaa was once asked IL be
had ever seen 6 red blackberry, 10 be
sage bsse," FaG1 Pat, ali b.ackberrtes
are ul wara tlsey src green.
Who gays she highest price fof a
tama7 Tue aamaa who raArries for Que.
And SO they 40. one 81 the
ata Portland school commissioners Is re-
pata ID have said; "oar great men are
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=. naNkIDLrl

ilruRgisis ss3 Gs8sff Agerts, ssa Frtre.ss7,
fasfefHa. tft Cef Wssb4asson sni HE+ o.
So AEW Iatk 81s8nlseAIs
soLp " Al. pRcoenTs ANp nEALEEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07
For Female Complaints,

lu yosng o. cid, married o. si8gle, ct the dAwu
n' uoflAahood, or tie tuEu Of Afe. The Tonic
B,iters displAy ~ decided an ia6asnce that i'm
proTtEaent il coon peFreptsb.r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

would inform al my friends that have
crossed the street and can be found At Il, W
Kingsley.
ALBERT NOYAK.
5ii,G Formerly Gutter Al Allen h Drew's.
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OF AK Err BITTERS S,

These celebrated Btters are composed Of
choice Roots, Herbs and Barks, among which
are Gentiau, sarsaparllls, Wild Cherry, Dande.
lion, Jumper and other berries, aud are so pre-
pared as TO retain all their medicinal qualities.
they invariably euro or greatly relieve the fol-
lowing homp'a'rta DTapepo'a, Jhuu'ico, liver
Comnlaiul losaui appetite, Headache, Bilious
Attacks, Kem,tteuJ ana lutermiJten Feyers,
Ague, Cold Chili1, rheumatism, summer Com
plants, p,l"-, Kidney Diseases, Female D fIicul-
lies Lass.fudo, Los 5gEi,s, General Debuity
and in fact everything caused by an impure state,
Of the b ODD Or deranged condition Of Stomach
Liver or Kidneys, The aged Gud in the Quaker
Buffers geutle, soothing simulout, 80 sira-
bic in their Year,. No oae can remain loog un.
well (uules= afflicted with an iaeurable discase)
af or taking 'oE bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
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Headache. ain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ursa Of the Guest, Dizziness, Sour Ernct.ttnus
Of the stomach, Bad Taste IN the Mouth, Billions
Attacks, PAipi,Ation Of the Heat Iufam alton OF
the Langr, Pain IN the region of the kilnevs.
and hundred other painful symptoms, are the
u3-prings of Dyspepsia One bottle viii prove
a better gHArautee n its merits than lengthy
Advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-11

The run Of Divorce will positively DO limited above
announced. MKT WEEK AN EXTRAORDINARY
NOVELTY will be produced.
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Legal NOTICES.
AT 4 SPECIAL TERN OF THE SUPREME COURT
Of the state of New York. held at the Court House,
the city Of New YORK. on the 18th day Of March, 1874

Hon. Charles Donohue Justice; Joseph Wilde,
plant against the National Lite Insurance Company,
defendant On reading the summons and complaint
herein heretofore MED on the dings herc!oore had
herein, and reading and filing the annexed affidavit
Ell Beard the receiver In this action. whereby it
to the Couri necessary and proper that notice
should be published in this actiOn provided tor by
section 50 section %, oI article title 4 part q the
Jay, the PLAINTIFFS attorneys md the attorneys the
said receiver 1t Ia ordered that all pevsons having any
Company exhibit the same 70 the said Ell Bear. re-.
cever aforesaid, at his place business at No. l
Duane street in the city Of New York. before the
LIST day October 1874; and that all uuch persons be-
come parties this before said last named
day In default thereof that they and each of them
shall be recluded from all benent OF tho decree which
which shalt be made under such decree And it Is
ther ordered that this order be published week
for six months IN the New York Herald, newspaper
published in the city of New York. and In the State
or before the 3st day of March, 1874.
copy.
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SALES AT AUCrror.


,. hsris sale h day Sondsy Nay lay H. at 10 O'Clock.
4 Asaoss Deputy : Villa VIII 1' g cosxER. sheriff.
a sag a emu. 4 soss 81
wholesale asfs consisting q arse aaSsny q eSes
5oss iSsa KEY Deputy T. CONNER Sns''n
THOMAS KEYwORrH. AUCfIONEER, WILL SELL
tins day. at y o'cock at 4Ss East iioaston street,
Tsss SsSrs R%s
Bsas &C. &C. DeaerS i insiiea ."''s' stoves 'sA'ns'
h9ah n ossP vii 81. sni Il aac I'll aoo'o
'.s,, Ss Z " liz ( :. on'''''
all sur sS IN seoSs
:ss anssk ana :o rec ssd
ss saS s-cs sans s
sion liable. DUNG room furniture. China aud dls So
Utenss &c. Catalogues =. itS sroa ai ''' v "
WILLIAM ABBOTT AUcrIoyEER.
WIN sell tins day, Al i ss.ees the .slssroom.
~! Sswsy rss Of ooS ast
Wrssor hna nssaa also one rosewood rano
@ eGl"sk a g; washnson street general
large boarding house.
W ILLlAM Writer'S. ArCrIONEER. SELLS THIS
cay ~ c foansss p15
Chairs Bookcase. Wardr.Des Etage Is vsl,st Brps.
sells and ingram Carpets Rugs, Matpnss, Oilcloths
Kxcels,or Mattresses. feather Beds, Bedding Window
shades on Paintings. Ghromos, bngravngs Gas FIX
esses ccct Vases. Sac r0 s's'
nm LOIS MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNT.
fOV ture 600 yards Carpet, at public auction this
Monday ae ut O'CLOCK, residence los West
Twenty eighth street. between SIKH and Seventh ave.
Magn ccnt iianoore rich Parior Suits in saiin
brocAte and Mirrors Curtains go yards Carpets
Chamber Library and Dining Furniture. ). KRAEAEk.
Aucuouter. RESPONSIBLE In attend to cart
pack goods for purchasers. city or country.
NOE nUN WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
DAC.OOV Furniture at public auction. this MON
day. afternoon. ncing ut O'Clock, private resi-
dence 10 Nest Ssd st. near on av compriing elegant
pet, Etagcro, MIRRORS. Bedroom snit, bcdsleads
bureaus, spring hair Mattresses, Buffet Extension
Table Chairs. 500 lots; also Basement and
wants Furniture. sale positive.
L. FITZGERALD. Aucrioneer.
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AMUsEmENrs.

AMUSEMENrS.
WALLAcK'a
Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Doors S Sps2a Il II c ssScss ats
orr v. ROOsris s,,l;S sa y, COMEDY Of
Mr.. wailack has much pride and pleasure in an
PG%ssf AN 0 Mo1 GRACEFUL or MODERN PLAYS
has y GREAT Y ST. ~ Ha si sJ proved the
EVERY EVENING pd A s e
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Jun s ,e'issIc ILLUSTRATIONS
uNEoyAInI1eD CAST.
Mr.. LESTER wALLAoK. -. as. JACK PoYnrz
S'sa Sss sSaF
s scn M Mi sos ME-; Eyr dEE
Z LEO, 96,S,y GLAZE, 4 H9GGAN. y; sIhPsoT,, +
SCHOOL xArrNEE, SATURDAY. ArlM
COX BOOB OPEN rwo WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
eth AVENUE THEATRE. e
ra,,s.,. Begins at 81 over AT I0k.
n. AUdUsTIN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
TONIGHT.
Last time positively
MONSIEUR ALPaoNsEi
Tomorrow eruesdsy,. May u first time in the new
theatre. Of tho FAMOUS PIFrH AVENUE success. MI.
AUGUsTN DALy's GREAT DRAMA Of THE TIMES
DIvORCEit
to be reproduced for SEVEN NIGHTS and ONE NATL
NEE ONLY! with new scenery and It's great original
cast with the addition OF Miss ADA DYAs as FANNY
TEN RyOK for tho first time
- Box sheet now open for the whole term OF DI.
vORCE and for tho ONLY DIVORCE MATINEE next
Saturday
SPECIAL.
The run Of Divorce will positively DO limited - above
announced. MKT WEEK AN EXTRAORDINARY
NOVELTY will be produced.
NNHE EVENT OF 1874 NsfM
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PROPOSALS..

AMI h9a Sn aea.s
May 1911 sea ed proposals viii By received at the
june Is7i Tor !urnishny ds.iyerins a,ips paiaS
n place !ne Eeya,ors ana CONFINED alsyssors and
inss described Inc speoiacaions called fer in Tic
nss @ Application
S nsee VIII ~ a Sc he a hS s. *
chars H Nv will b. BY the and or
ssn comSs seya ns and sF i es
e ana s Within T
sS S s shsir Sosf ior period q years
w ee pas cent Which VIII t On
until lie tested
bond II the sum Of twen yaye !aotsand dollars
num- the sacsncy Of the security
sss.asd y enc United a|s; Judge Clerk q sns
S he ar esa e. Gssmed S n Inc
e SS q All liz
this and sSss S Mt Ss as wit
any proposal be received from parties wing not en-
ssd the Of eeSaGrs rr9pcsi WIN III
Elevators &c." ana adore e s..,n..nd.n.
Office at New YORK City -Adversement- United states
S1s ana May Ss s.
r. s ds s S Ct as o
fttng and putting IN place the whole OF the wrought
iron Furring and Lathng required TOR tho but ding.
seen on application this Office All scsnoldng required
nshed by the government rec OF charge, but will bo
erected by the contractors. Payments will be made
monthly, deducting GEN. until the final compile.
Of INC contract Ali bids must be accompanied BY
penal bond, OF responsible persons the OF
ten thousand dollars $4,000. that the BIDDER
w ,n ACCEPT ann perform me contrast award ca
cerned by the United Judge, Clerk the United
States court or The District Attorney OF the district
wherein he resides The department. reserves the right
the government do So to subdtvice the various
items work among the different bidders Its option
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained in this Office ana must conform in every
posas wi not be received from parties who not
themselves engaged in the manufacture Of wrought
turing and lathilx and who have the necessary
facilities for getting out the work Proposals will be
iron turing and athinx," and addressed to
CALVIN r. HCLBURD, superintendent
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EERMANIA THEATRE.
VI AD NEUENDORFF. ..................... .Directo
MONDAY MAY IL,
benent Of Albert Kepler and Julius Collmer.
GRAF RACOZI, comedy. In tour acts, by M0seE
Box Office open daily from till 4oclock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


a. i \ sss:. s.....
ana wsse :, ss we known
ss snsss saa Of Bang as
En: black walnut Bar Counter. Lunch, Cigar and
Ss
sst% sS bss
Aso unsxpred Lease having SIX years from NAY !,
e run 6% as4 e ss'
length Of balid,ng; cheap rent. .....
parties dssr,as purchase class Restaurant and
man sale Oosys good order ana Of the 'e
By The direction Il %u.n,rsa co.ux,,. ....,..
AR SAX
TONIGHT
AT
soxERvTLLE GALLERY.
g FIFTH AVENUE
CHOICE PAIsTMGs. srATUARY.
BRoSzEs AND ALBUMS.
b sonERyILLe. AUorIoNEER
ISs sSa III p y
sagi si; SGH! 4 4 ss,:ss
r' Sn 4 F5.as x r. at e Il o Ssa9s'
fo are'DnGTH15is s sba M a1.ns from
s'as S F F5es Dsi4 ~ z, y o Ss1sssl
800 living Csnaries imported by Rauch.
A IARM OF 7SK Acnas AT Ay1Tlos-oN TaE
the road % faindeld 70 acres wood fruit trees
is:m s s.sy Sale wsaSsSntxs Ms 81 Il. ss..
4 Lso SaEkiEF,s SALE MONDAY: NAY Y, .-..,,.,
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LAST ENGAGEMENT IN AMERICA OF THE
WONDERFUL RAYNoR BRoTaERS
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DOVE 4 HILLIER, AUCTIONEERs-wILL SELL,
O'clock the entire contents OF eoppersmth shop con-
stsng OF F0rges. Punching Machines, Shears Copper.
Pumps Suction Pipes Basins OF all DESCRIPTIONS lar
st. aboa Benches and Tools OF all dcscrip iona. ons
large Turning Machine &c.
DY MAX BAYERsDORFER,, AUCTIoNEER-sgLLs
ID Tuesday, % Eldridge street. Fix lures Of
H2x sAYEssDoRTERs ONCE. 'I 4 chambsrs street
TNRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, AC-AUCTION-HENRY
~ LOTZ Auctioneer, sells this day, ii O'clock. A. NJ,
general assortment While Granite, q. G. Chambers
Roc kware, &C. William Anderson, 10 College place.
IN COLrON, AUCTIONEER --ia !
i Special sale Of Carpets On Monday. May II. ut
O'Clock p NJ, shall sell about 40 Carpets OF every
Velvet English Brussels Tapestry and Thrceply, E m
100 different families, many very rich and elegant
anc MANY Of the more plain American quality. d. b.
Remember the hour, O'clock.
Il, COTTON. AUCTIONEER Ngt.l
Large sale q Household Furniture rom storage
warehouse On Tuesday. Nay u At u o'clock. at No.
amount OF expensive Household Furniture, removed
from storage warehouse the abovenamed house for
convenience Of sale. Details on Tuesday morning
U COTTON. AUCTI0yEER
Extensive sale Of rich Jewelry, Diamonds Coral
Cameo and Gold Watches, Gold Chains Bracelets Topas
Rings LocketA Diamond EARRINGS Opera Chairs, 40.
large amount from receiver all be sold the
ton rooms, s. East Thirteenth street. broadway.
on Wednesday, May a. Details with catalogue Tues
day.
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DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AuCTIoNERR SELLS
ID o'clock, this day Mondayl, o! Hudson avenue
large Liquor store, English Ale Pump, &C., In lots
DEALERS call
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~
RICH AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK
OF MR.. CONRAD BOILER
VALUED AT NEARLY ssoooo,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MAY II AND Is
COMMENCING AT 10 o CLOCK EACH DAY.
AT THE EXCELSIOR FURNITURE wARERooxs.
2ls TO 0s WEST rwENTY-rH1RD STREET.
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Maps, tickets &C., at ONCE 81 Park New York.
TERE JOHNSON, .JR., AgCTIoNEER.
Res. Il PARK row.
CONTINUATION SALE OF THE FINE FURNITURE
.JERE JOHNSON. Jr.. Will sell at auction on Monday,
May H. ut l0s O'clock at his saesro0m II Nassau street,
the balance OF the fine Furniture from last days sale,
comprising Parlor Suits In satn carved black walnut
and oak Bedroom and Dining Room Sets m0quct velvet
Brussels and ingram Carpets; Kitchen and Office Fur
niture, DC.
At STORE sAssAs sl SfSSSaa Household run-
On THURSDAY,
ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE IN THE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE 40 EAST FIFTIETH STREET.
On SATURDAY,
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT 81 NASSAU ST.
JERE JOHNSON, Jr., Auctoneer.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
M ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BULL AND MARQUETRY CABINETS.
MOQUET AND VELVET CARPETS.