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The Fall Sss'ic!
IIlfS, CAPS,
Shoe t1 -

To which invite Tie attention of my
friends and the public grnrraiiy-cXrcllcnl
its which viii hc sold cheap for cash
aug .G-lw j. J. llENSl! AN.
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DY TIE AUTHOR OF

Follow ny the Pi"w. Song and
Chorus. llayS,.... ......
Ny Lost Louise Song and Chorus.
lIaNS, ..-.... -. -.
Lcnnic Darling. Song and Chorus.
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New fS01aIs

Where ha, Ida gone, Song and
ChOrus. Hays.
Don't forget me, N'ilic. Song and
Chorus Hays, ......... %.
Nora, the Pride of KiIkcc. Song and
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MUSiC!

Kitty Mckay. Song and Chorus. Hays,
Out in the Snow; or, Drunk"fds
Child. l{ays,.... ......
Sweet little May. song a,n' Chorus.
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Molsie HearIillg.

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BE- still, poor hear. Song and
Chorus Hays. ........
Cut on i!ic Sea. Song and Chorus.
Hays, .................
Mailed pos paid, on receipt Of Tic mar
Cd price, ..-...
liz !. l.. PETERS, 800 broadway, n.
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The New York herald., 1874-11-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N Y, Nov. lS, 1874.
The following were the proceedings In the Court
OF Appeals to-day HHal
No. Is. Elizabeth =. Salter. administrative &C.,
respondent vs. The Utica and Black River Rail-
road Company, appellant.--Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. 81. Anna Maria Cailigan. administrative.
&C., respondent vs. Toe New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company sppellant.-Judg-
ment Tor respondent by default.
No NO. IS. Augustus Hemenway. appellant, vs.
william >. Wilson et al, executors &C., respond
ents.-Argued by Tamen b. Gambler, OF counsel
for appellant, and by w. Il Dickinson aud Charles
Tracy for respondent.
No. IA James G. wilson, administrator, &C.,
appel ant vs. O. Smaliey et al responder ts.-
Argued oy r. i: Morgann OF counsel for appel
liant and by +. w. simmons for respondent.
No.. 3. Ann Marsh ct aL, execut0rA &C., re-
apondents, vs.. The city Of Brooklyn, appellant.
Passed. ae ft Nss
No Al. Edward b. Holly. respondents, VS.. The
Mayor, &c, OF the City OF New York, appellant.
Judgment 1or the respondent by default.
NO. A. John b Greene appellant, vs.. the Mayor,
DC: Of the CITY OF New YORK. respondents Passed.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned till
Monday November 10, 1874. at noon. The day cal
endar for that day IL as iollows;-Nos. "a, 25, 65
&c, 81, 72, "a, "a. WsA 4esY
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
COURT OF OOMkON PLEAs-aENBBAL TEEN

The Powers OF the CrOton Board.
Jackson VS.. The Mayor.-Thia is an appeal BY the
city from Judgment recovered against It for the
breach Of contract made BY the Croton Aqueduct
Board with the plaintiff. The plaintiff IN the year
1868 agreed with the Board to design models for
group Of staruary to be placed over the entrance
door OF the south gate house of the new reservoir.
The models were to be delivered either at Leg
horn Italy, or Munich, IN Germany, as the Roerd
might direct and the price to be paid Tor them
was $500. The plaintlR completed the models
and notified the Board, but the latter refused to
receive them or perform the contract. In this ac-
tion tor ths agreed price the city. BY way Of de-
fence, alleged that no appropriation was ever
made t0 cover the expense OF the WORK; that the
Common Council had never certified that the
work was necessary and that there was NO money
IN the treasury wherewith to pay the claim. on
the trial the plalnttn had Judgment, the Court
holding the answer stated NO defence, and at the
close 81 the argument yesterday the General Term
afnrmed the Judgment Of the Court below, deCtd-
ing that the Aqueduct Board had power to make
the contract without previous appropriation or
she consent Of the Common Conncii, and that the
emptiness OF the treasury was no defence to the
action. John 8. Lawrence for plaintir; David ].
Dean for the MayOr.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
The FRENCH ARMY.

The Aonfteur do pArnaee, of october %, gives
some details concerning tine territorial army OF
France wnich Is to De composed or tho classes
rom 1855 TO 1855. and will therefore, include all
able-bodied men between the ages OF twenty mine
aud forty. The Consells de Revision are to COM
mence operations on 9th November. There will
be about $50 Conses, with an extra one for Paris
and another for Lyons. and they win have to ex-
anime 100000 men, and to tell them of to the
various branches or the service. As lar as old
soldiers are concerned, they viii join the branch
~ which they served when in the regular army.
Il is strange to compare this large mass OF men
which Is at such low ebb that it would be DIM
cult iOr tue War Minister 70 place more than
10000 troops In the ted 1t ID not, Of course Tor
a moment to be supposed that the 2. 400, 600 men
alluded to Will be either armed or even make their
appearance.
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Composition in Bankruptcy-Im.
pOrtant Decision.
The Attempt to Disbar Two
Criminal Lawye ers.
INDICTED ELECTION INSPECTORS.
The Power OF the Croton
Board.

In the united States District Court yesterday.
Judge Blatchford presiding, there was no case
ready for trial, and the Jurors IN attendance we're
discharged until Monday next.
Mr.. Joseph H. Choate made lengthy ana able
argument yesterday before Surrogate Robert G..
Hutchtngs, In support OF the contestants side In
the Cruger win case, main ntaining that the change
In the disposition Of the decedent's property
grew out OF an insane allusion.
Yesterday Martin Flanagan was held BY Com
missioner Shields in $1,000 bail for examination
on charge OF having assaulted John Mason, u
United states special deputy marshal. In the
Fourth Election district or the Sixth Assembly
district, while In the discharge or his duty.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
THE HOWE INVESTIGATORS.

The examination In the Howe and HummeI case
was resumed yesterday before the referee sx-
Judge Emott. The court room OF the Oyer and
Terminer, In which II took place, was densely
crowded. ana great interest was shown in the
proceedinRs, Mr.. Phelps, District Attorney, ap-
pearlng for the prosecution, ana ex Mayor Hall
Tor the defendants. An 0ner was made by the
District Attorney to put In evidence record OF
MI. Howe for misdemeanor, but inasmuch as the
allegation Of the compliments was that there had
been conviction OF felony and as the identity OF
the person named in the record could not be
proven. tine referee would not admit 1t In evi-
dence. Mr.. Hall, In this connection, denied tnat
@ iacs that Mr.. ". +. Howe mad recently been con.
81 ~ M
mentioned the TACT that there was person
Scons he Would not wish TO BE- %ed
The only witnesses examined were Nj. ana Mrs.
Beam0nt, the compainants. The latter re-
counted the story as heretofore published, bus
completely broke down on the s-examfnation.
She confessed that In three instances where her
name In her own handwriting appears attached 10
afidavlts that the contents Of the same are un-
true.
caser asked Mr.. Hall during the cross-examlna-
Il don't know how many lawyers employed
she answered.
''You can't expect her to work out a sum in ad-
uitlOu interrupted Ihe Dlstrlct AttoTH0y, coming
to the rescue OF the witness. 49,
s'From her testimony rejolned Mr. Hall,
'sthere have been nothing but additions, although
she claims there have been aubtractlous and d-
Visions but the last certainly not with silence"
whether this sally OF legal wit hurried her 1t is
impossible to tell, but 1t Is certain that she refused
to answer nearly every remaining question put to
her on the cross examination. As ior Mr. Bea-
mont, her so-caed husband, he refused to give
his real name and admitted that he signed flcti-
tious one 10 the petition In Inc present case. Mr..
phelps lntimateI that this would probably end
LUe testimony TO be offered the pfOSecut1On. A
large array OF witnesses Tor tho defence was pres
ent, expecting TO be examined, but an adjourn
ment took place till next Friday, at which time
they were directed to attend, when the defence
will enter on Its case.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
MARINE OoURT-OHAMBERs
Decisions.



Pruden vs. Voornis.-Motion for receiver
granted. 34 ttt
Mcknight va Kelley.-Dsfendanvs default
noted. Egr e.sF
Pottieger vs. Guilford; Hanger vs.. Feeny; Rogers
4 Co. vs.. The French Manufacturing Company |;
Baker vs.. Sageman; Hodges w. Fab; Beam vs..
Grlmore; MahOney W. Johnson, and Hecker vs.
AnthOny.-MOtlons granted. s5-
Bank OF Nor America vs.. Riker; Shomberg vs.
Sperry; Butler vs. Rice; Mears VS.. Bullman Good
rich vs. BlOdgett; Lewis VS.. Corn, and Bernstein
vs. Delsne, Motions to advance causes granted.
Kirk vs.. AcHugn. settled by de-
fault. Atl =
Guy Va. Hart.-Motion denied.
Grin1ths et al. vs. Ailler.-Motion to vacate at
tHchment denied.
Miller V. Levy.-Order OF arrest vacaved by con.
sent. ~
Tynberg vs.. Rawitscn.--Motion to vacste attach.
ment denied.
Haw vs. Pauldlng-Motion granted on terms
FalcOner vs. STAFFORD aud Rnother.--MOtiOn
grained, with $40 costs. ~
Smith vs. Taylor granted, with $40
costs to defendant to abide event.
Martin vs.. Waters.-Plalnti1'sd damages assessed
at $3.50. - ~ :
Flaack vs.. Paley, sr.--Plainti6 Is entitled to an
order that Judgment debtor pay over the amount {
In savings bank. 81 a Ntfat
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
INDICTED ELECTION INSPECTORS.

Patrick Barry, republican inspector or election
during the election of 1873 in the Eleventh Election
district OF the Eighteenth Assembly district, an.
peared for Judgment yesterday before Judge BAR
rett, in the oyer and Terminer Court. AZ win be
remembered, he pleaded the pre- vious day guilty
ofvolauon ofthe law py keeping ballots behind the
box, but said he did II In ignorance OF the law.
tanned that after the defendant was told that he
was acting Illegally he persisted for half an hour
IN keeping the ballots behind tue box. Judge Bar-
rett said, In view OF the faots the penalty WouId
be reduced 70 the loweat prescribed BY law. The
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
SUPREME O0URT-cHAMBERs.

Decisions. ea N4a tre
Ry Judge Van Worst. 4--
Tracy ct al. W. Wars0n.-Oase and amendments
settled. l&A4 SSH TIs- II 'TF
BY Judge Lawrence
Matter OF fWateroury.-Oroer granted.
Matter oil Shaw.-0rder granted.
rk Ky Judge Don0hue. HNrf vEf
Dan0bman VS.. Butteraeld.-Moti0n denied.
Foster vs. Hanson.-Motion granted. Memo
randum. ft " tN
stewart vs.. stewart-Motion granted. Memo
randum.
Catherwood VI. Ere Railway Company-Motion
granted. Memorandum. -. ~,
G0odheart VS. GOodheart-M0tion denied. III
O'Brlen VS.. Traynor.--MOtton granted.
Johnson vs. Real EsIatA Trust COmpany.-Motfon
granted. .MaA-
Matter OF ColRan.-Order granted.
Donovan vs.. DOnOvan.-Decree OF divorce
granted to plaintiff 3Q
Thompson W.. Taompson.--Motion denied. Mem.
0randum. s91ss jig l-'-T
SeweIl vs. Quinlan.--Order granted.
hatch va StabO.-MOti0n denied.
RuggIes vs. Wagstaf.-Motion denied.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
COURT oP GENERAL SESSIONS
A Butter Gem mmtssion Merchant Con.
victed Of Larceny.
pe1ore IudUe Rnthavsoud


A Butter Com mission Merchant Con.
victed of Larceny.
Before Judge Sutherland.
The en- tire session OF this court was spent yes-
terday In the trial OF an indictment against John
S. WiggIns, alias James Snow, charging him with
grand larceny by trick and device. The proof
adduced BY Assistant District Attorney Nolan
was, that about the 9th Of October, Eomund
D. Bradshaw, OF Alton, Wayne county NJ Y,
Q dealer In butter. received an order purportinG
to have come from A. A. Greely Co., MiddfetoWn
directing Mr. Bradshaw 10 ship IL TO Peter ]. Clark
h Co., New London, Conn. He complied with the
order, and Mr.. bradshaw testified that he went to
MiddletOwn and New London this week and found
that there were NO such Arms dong business there
He dld learn that some party hired room IN
Middletown and put up sign with A. A. Creely 6
Co. on 1t, but there was no furniture In the once
ana no indication that any business Was trans
acted there. The draft which Mr.. Bradshaw drew
At sight was protested. 1t was further shown
sisame,s Dy e aEsas sEas q sse Norwich line q
named James Snow receipted for the dfteen tubs
0i butter and mad Them reshipped to New York to
=. sherman Uo., commission merchants, No. 342
reenwich street. Mr.. Sherman and hts clerks
testlhed that the prisoner, VINO gave his name as
and requested tnem TO dispose OF IT, The Or m
supposed that the accused was the owner OF the
butter, and disposed OF portion OF IL.
Mr. Mott who defended the accused, presented
no testimony, but argued at length that the evi-
oence was insumciene to legally sustain the In
Judge Sutherland submitted the evidence to the
Jury who, alter u few moments, delibcration. ran
dered verdict Of guilty. The Judge sentenced
the prisoner to the State Prison for 1--we years.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14

arratgned at the above Court yesterday on
charge OF receiving stolen goods. pair OF panta-
looms, pincushion, pair OF fur gloves
min Siiliman, were found in his possession by
Omcer Joseph g: Hart. Of The Twenty-ninth pre-
clnct. These articles were stolen from the prem
street, on the 10th OF November. Henry Living
st0n stated that ne received them from q coiored
woman named Julia Hill. and had been In the
naoit OF buying different articles or clothing &c.
from her. The prisoner was held in 1000 bail to
answer.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Refusal to Complete SALE.
Before Judge Nathaniel Shipman.
The case OF 8. H. Cummings VS.. Joseph Grafton
came ON for trial yesterday. The plaintiff is from
Name and the defendant resides In the State OF
New York. In May. 1871, the plaintin sold, at pub
nc auction, the Glen House. In Gorbam. N. H., and
the defendant BID Il In for $4,000 the plaintiff
Of the property, bat he declined to accept them
the result was that the house had to be resold al
aucron at an alleged loss OF $29, 900 the original
SAFE and the action is now brought TO recover
$3.50 The case has not concluded.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14

GeIendAnt was tnen sentenced to ten days In she
City Prison and nne Of 500. In the cases OF
NILS and Matthew Nogent, inspectors or the Fif-
Leenth ELECTION district, Eighteenth Assembly dis
trict, nolle pr0sequl was entered by the Assis-
tant District Attorney, Mr.. ID. J. Rollins The
Court then adjourned till Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
SUPERIOR OOURT-SPECIAL TERM AND
CHAMBERS. & aa7
.ecisioua,

Benton ct al Va Wing ct al.-Motion denied
with $40 costs. s.aN ~
Egnert ct aL vs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. allowance
Of $50 granted, f484 4FF rs
Moody vs.. Andrews OF al-Motion denied with.
out costs.
schryer VS.. Mayor, &c-Case ana exceptions
settled.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

RYw. R. MITCHELL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- turer's sale account Of rem0vaL-fhe Taunton
Silver Plate Company will sell auction at the
room, No Maiden ane daily, until further notice.
10 O'Clock A. NJ their entire Stock OF elegant Silver
plated Ware Table CUTLERY. &C. The attention OF the
trade hotel and restaurant proprieors IL called 70 this
sale. BY order OF Taunton silver Plate Company
JOHN II. SWAIN,
IreasIrer
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
roMBs PoLIoE COURT.
The Watch Returns.
Before Judge Norman.

Judge Morgan was on the bench yesterday
punctually at eight O'Clock. The watch returns
we're not quite so large as usual mtoxlcation
was the onence principally charged. Men and
women were In this category In about equal pro-
portion. Judge Morgan exercised his customary
discretion and discharged most OF the men; the
women no sentenced for short terms.
Stealing Clothes.
Julius Hill, alias Gusien, Of No. 10l Greenwich
street, was held to answer on charge OF stealing
so worth OF clothing from william II. Mcdonnell,
OF No. - Watts street. 1-
Alleged Outrage.
John O'Brlen, alias 'yack Opers,n was held to
answer for an alleged outrage upon the person of
Mary Anne Doyle, Of No 81 James streat
An Alleged Diahonsst Porter.
Henry Daner was held to answer on q charge OF
stealing S6 worth OF CASHMERE stockings from his
employers. James Seiglemann d Co., Of No. 81
White street. tt,& .4ftl s&
JBrPERsOB MARKET PoLIoB COURT.
Receiving stolen Goods.
ta Before Judge Smith.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
.FNthf FINE ARTS.
~
IT EXHIBITION r.5 sE
FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
Day and Evening ct the Leavitt Art Rooms sl7 Broad
way. N
FINE PAINTINGS. erf sa@

THE KOHN COLLECTION
Mr. Adolf Kohn contemplating . protracted absence
public competition mis- entire Collection OF Artistic
Cabinet Paintings represented by the following eminent
Masters Of Modern Att
Brill0uin--Bonifaxi Sell = Schmidt - Lambron-Mas-
vlep-pavid COl-tornarl - Eissot - Iindcr-A.
neutrality-suspicious. Leys-Daubigny,
Pere Daubgpy Fills - Dupre -Grard-
Calane -Appianl - Kossi = Simonettt-
Montla lalet : Corot = kaemmorer-
MadrazO-De COCK, Zavier-Uiaz-
Moreau-Vibert-r roulmouche-
Aubert-voon - Deacroix.
". T. acknowledgements. r. Il. De Haas
$50 ADOLF K0:N
See Auction Column rssNt
MARBLE SCULPTURE
by the celebrated English and German artists,
r MAnSHALL WOOD AND RAUCH.
Also by the American artists W. b. Ives AMI Il. H. Park
Now on exhibition at the Art Rooms, sl7 Broadway.
day and evening. -
DAPHNn-Lite size, or sTATURTTE, Sfeet
& SONG OF The SHlRT-Life size. .ua s
MUslDORA-Llfe size s
HEBE-Lne sise. or STATUETTE, feet
vlCTORY-Size of life.
Also, sans Souct by Ives, and sappho and Early
Sorrow BY Park Catalogue ready of the above Coiiec
lions GEOk9E A. LEAVlTT 4 co.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14
SUPREME c0URT-o1RoU1r.
Before Judge Brady.

Penalty OF Going Bondsman for q
Brother. lt
Before Judge Brady. 3gss84ty
Jonn Fl. SullicK sued John f. Haynor for $7SS, the
amount Of . bond given py the defendant for his
brother who was In the plaintiffs employ. This
brother It. appeared, had been convicted OF forging
the name OF his employer. verdict was rendered
tor the plaintiff Ior the iun amount or the bond
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY
SALES AT AUCTION.
A b. wALDRoN, AUcrIoNsRR

,.-,-....,AL SALES AT AUCTION.
A B. wALDRes AgprIoSsEe
Furmsare SaIpcts % bedding ha = se, unuFch street
wa1u sna eaamesd ssScsa
sc;asas Ssn5s s0fs'f ssds ana ana
sTsylhss % BSoksases. seven Buasts Cutlery Plated ted
Cigars holiday s
&c. ws e 70 M w na ssdg
A HENRY zINN. AuctIoneer
sells THIS DAY a. n,s o'clock al' the elegant Fnrnt
twentieth Street near Broadway
sSrs carans Soc g. sedsteads
Tor housekeeping. l,
UcTioN sALE-MAGNIFIcENr HOUSEHOLD
~ az Nos No. 8 s s
street near Fun ne avenue st lp ocock Craving room
ings Bronzes' Carpets msgniaeeps aosewosd Piano
A THOMAS WILSON, AucrIoSGER. WILL SELL
this day at 1880 A. NJ at IS Fulton street. New York.
portion of STOCK of the old established jewery store
q c. 8. Laurence; large stock solid gold and silver
Watches solid silver and sver plated Ware Ladies Sets
rings &C. &C.
A uCrIoN SALE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
H9ss & Harness s. soSss Se by GOLF
Brooklyn. go fa .s11's - - - -
Ar soMERvILLEs AUCTION MART.
HOUSEHOLD asaf sgfs!TSEoS SsAffEh Fi1Sos GILT
yersy place a o seosk os.eSo % s snrnisarc :, con- con-
ss:s ss;s ss,:
tsss Tssa; Ss,s,
0"e. walnut o''0' %Eso Ai'sAen 'sns'ls &C.
strings &C.
A RT EXHIBITION AND SALE.
THE KoHN COLLECTION
will 81 s a s ase .. "a rs sSsnns
Catalogues ready. hta
MARBLE SCULPTURE,
now exhibition at the Leaytt Art Rooms sn Broad
way ana to be s0d SsY II sqeSa & on the evening Of
The Aessrs LEAvIrT Auchoneers
AucrIoN TS2a AZ IS 9,GLooK
a;iSs wsss wssssas ss sEiyss ss nssr S sg
rich aSp sss txG sssssnfb bRS
"a octaves printed gnarantees Parlor Suits in rich satin
s. n sSasss 0fss
CLOCKS ornaments, library geCrct0lre ana dwarf BOOK
ssss %5Hf RE-
hair Sss
us n.I stand Kitchen @ 81 5 brassel: i'Ud ana
@ OF as aS sn e sns
ship s00ds city ana iSSBfERr RSBsr oAsH1s Auctionee
A -ysRs JOHNSON, y Js;: /: AyS1IoSsEs, s Jon s,
81 Nassau street; -. : : '1'
Real Estate Department. u Park row, New York. 3
at the HS ssiesroom. Dao ss 81 Nassau Ss10s Street.
ANCIENT AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD EURNITuRE.
Fine solid. old fashioned Furniture made when time
tme anv quantity of Bnrsaus Beasss aas WashstandS
sa % ss t ss BEDS s s a
C bs b one ds e the r %
modern and recherche sy & Also four magnificent
ucrIoN sALE-AT Ad f.. 81 PaIyArE R EEsIDENck m
THIS Estursay5 so wss 80 MoSYNG 81 Hnas G. u O'CLOCK
:, Rich and plain Household Furniture,
ns aS aass:
s0sss
Wss. and asS ss sss s9s e sS s.o Gs
sn' and h'Aen RlsE4 HsEs!'q.e
"A mst Carpets ali sizes and Tich patterns; Enssh.
RYM =. FAVOR, AUCTION AND STORAGE.
ID Is East Fourteenth street. near Fifth avenue-
Regular sales every tuesday. Consignmcnts solicited
Cssh advanced settlements day Of sale. Best location
evenings tQ1
RY j.. W. CAMPBELL. JR., ,AucTIoNEER. WILL
O'Clock, old established we'll known Corner sample
Room ana IL Liquor Est.bsnmsnt with a9e lunch cSuo-
s elegant furn.ure
attention of buyers, dealers and specuatora Positive
sale. Public specially invited
81. DRAPER, AUCTIONEER
American Diamond Drill Company.
The New York herald., 1874-11-14

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sell a2 o'clock. ct "a avenue b. large stock Fancy
Goods. Ribbons Feathers Trimmings Sewing SILK.
mmos,erv Ladies Endorsements Dry Goods Calcoes,
npshn me Shawis also large lot fine Undershirts and
aaSers aaWers ready made Clothing, Pants Vests coats
SSnrnshn jackets; also Notions Jewery, Tasseis also
SHOES and Gai,ers also small quantity Furniture Posi-
FRANK WEBB, Marshal