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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-01
CANADA.

QUEBEC, ONT~ July %l.-Hon. Mr..
Irwin ha, resigned the portfolio of the
local government. Other detections are
said to have taken place. 1t Is reported
that the Premier will resign and Hon. VI.
Jaley be called on to form new gov
crnment.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. July 3l.-Wheat-New
No. red held at 81 IA; 81 IL bid; No.
2dosl IL CoD-Quiss and mehsng-
ID; mixed ia, ,72c. Better; No. !
new State 5Oc; old nOminsIly G2@ 81.
Pstrolsum-Steady.
IFor additional markets see fourth page.
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OHIO.
Contract for SIatcPriniing.

CoLrWnr>, July 3l.-C"utrnct, Tor
doing the State Printing for the next two
wear, Wa. awarded to-day to Paul ~
Thrall. ,Nryin- y Never, and J. G.
Brand. IF Columbus, at price much be-
low ia" present contract. Their" ~"r"
nflrnn MI. nrn.rminn
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mouiton settle a.

Moulton /. ~ certain tD substantIat"
Tilton IN his allegation regarding Beech
er and hi, wife, cOnfsssiUn Of criminal
~. and b" j. ~ certain to prOduc" th"
apology and the orsual LITTER, a. !. tb"
am IN .himn
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Petition for Pardon.
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFI' ER
WASHINGTON. July 81. ?. NJ.
BILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and tn" North
ern portion Of the Middle STATE, and
Lower Lake Region. partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with local -torm-.
south or west wind, stationary "r rI-Ing
temperature, and continued low h"ron-
eter. For the southern portions Of tn"
Middle State, the South Atlantic and
Gulf State. clear or fair weather ,"uth-
east to southwest winds, and high tenn
perature. For the Tennr--es and Ohio
Valley. partly cloudy and warm weath"r
with sOuth or we>t winds and falling
barometer. followed by rising barometer
and lower Temperature. For UPp"r
Lake Region and the Northwest, tocal
rains. variable winds. shifting to north
and west. lower temperature sud rising
barometer during SATURDAY.
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INDIANA.
senator Morton.s Speech.

TERRE HAUTE, July Ex-senator
Morton spoke to an immense audience At
the Opera House tonight, the opening of
the Republican campaign in Indiana.
The speech was received with marked
evidences ofspproval by the audience.
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We have received the West virginia
J9unui for the month Of August 1t
present, it. usual interesting and instruct
I'VE contents. W. recommend it To the
the SUPPORT Of the teachers everywhere.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKEKsBURG, June =, 1874.
To the Wheeling Register:
Al the urgent solicitlon of many friends,
| announce myself candidate for Con-
gress in the First District.
,aIIb ]. W. HORNOR.
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He informed the committc" that b"
would tell the truth when requested b.
th0.e whum the telling 81 II would effect.
Hr had begged uf Tilt'n not to writ" I"
DR.. Bacon. and told B""ch"r that b."
-h0ud have written {" Bacon and 10
formed him that hr BcechrrI had don"
Tllton an injustice, that b" lH""ch"rI had
committed uu "fi"n." agaIn.t TIiiDu
whrrh h. 0TiIt0n, had purdmnod. Mr
Brcch"r not having bsen guided by b.
counsel. b. did not feel obligated b. gU
bcforr IA" cpumltt"" until Br"cb"r hnd
given hr. rlpInnati"n of IA" letter. that
he had entrusted to hi. keeping. Thu b.
the dead lock which ia" cDmmittn" hny"
not th" moral cDurng" to break tn"
criminal action against Tlton will poi
tiyrly b. taken up on Monday, th" f"-
.pon,ibIlity for which rests entirely with
the committee by reason of their pro.
rrH-tIuAtiDU
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Guilty Of Attempted Fraud.

\ Dublin letter says that William
Barry and Drs. Mchan and Shrcdy. of
Kilwalack and Bruf counties, were
found guilty of att"mptin. 10 dei'raud II
New York Life Insurance Company.
Barry. the Company'S agent, wa> SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor for
eighteen mont>. and Mehan and Shecdv
at hard labor for twelve months each
The indictment on which the prisoners
were tried, charged them with attempting
to dct'raud the New York Life Insurance
Company 10y fraudulent and prepared
applications, and medical reports pur-
porting to hc all the bonaidr application
and reports for several gentlemen insured
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Enor,.to Withdraw the Case.

This new phase has dismaycd the Ply
mouth people, and efforts were being
made to-day To withdraw the case, but
without effect Titon and Wnslow zone
Of the Committrcl held long confer
cncc to-day in the street. Tiltnn COM
planned Of the partIality of Bccch"r'
sermon ,tcnogmphcr in ,upprr,,Ing the
direct statement, that hc made during
his rr,s.-.Naminptinn
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Freedman's SaVings Bank.

The commissioners investigating tn"
affairs of the Fre"pmans Savings bank
here have returned to W Washington. where
they will continue their investigation. In
response to their published notice, largr
number of drpositorS presented their bank
books to the clerks to be audited and
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GOOdward Races.

LONDON. July 31.-This was the fourth
day of the Coodward races. The princi-
pal event was the Chesterfield cup, for
horses three years old and upwards The
race was won by Dalham; Blinkhoolic
second; Flamer, of Dor>ctt, third The
betting was S25.0O to SlOO, on the field.
against Dalham; $1,000 to $l.OO against
BlinkhOolic; and $500 to sl.OO against
Flamer of Dorset. There were seven
teen starters.
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Pos,masters' ers'Commissions Signed.

The President has Slgned the c0nlnls-
sions of the following PostmSStcrs;
Thos. Kneill. Westfeld, Mo; Hiram O..
Paine. Foemcnt, Neb.; John W. Mar
shall, Plattsmouth, Neb.; Jas. B. Storrr,
Akron, O.; Henry P. Strong, Beloit Wis;
Hiram G. Sawne, Rigdon, Wis; Thos. n.
Stone. Elko, Neu.; Albert b. Chamber
lain. Ashland, New; G. ii. Obeldon, Bur
lingamc, Kansas; John p. Brinkerhof,
Waupau. Wis; Jas. Robert, Ottawa, Kan
rae; Henry b. Jaeger, Hudson, Wis; {.
J. Longsdsle, Greencastle, Ind.
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4 Detailed Statement Unnecessary.

Mr.. Sherman said yesterday that Mr..
Beechcr was not preparing detailed
statement in reply to Mr.. Tilton's charge
as such course was not deemed at all
necessary, as Mr.. Tilton had not produe-
ed an item of proof in support of any ac-
cuSation he has made. The committee
had notified Mr.. Bcechcr during the day
that they would require his testimony
after Mr.. MoultOn had given his.
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The following is the telegram of Gov,
Ames, of Mississippi, to the President in
relation to the Vieksburg troubles:
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, July %.
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Tn. Eagle" s~oop- for ss~-a.

The Eogis II thi. evening virtually
drop Brc.hrr pnd cIuicbr. Bowen, whom
IL .s."n. determined o. auuihilai". Att
gcth"r It !. horribl" nns' " pntridity.
the .truch II vhirh will hll the mora nj.
rn.-phcr" during th" dog day.
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To the Wheeling Register:
At the solicitation of many friends an
nounce myself Il candidate 10 represent
rha counties of Richie and Calhoun in the
next Legislature of West Virginia.
ID. McGREGOR.
CAIRo, W. VA, July y, 1874.
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Grants Account Oyerdrawn

Among the individuals whose accounts
with the first National bank We're over
drawn WAS that OF /. :. Grant to til"
amount of S25O,GS7. The bank WAS in
drbtcd To the Treasury Department
SlSj. 600 on account. of continuous trains
action, running back to 1862 Governor
Cook said he advised the investments III
Northern Pacific. Mr.. Fuhne>otck had
however, expressed doubts to him of the
wisdom of advancing - much money 1"
thr rond
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FKoM our reports thi> morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will br partly cloudy. with south or west
nlud-. and light fall of temperature.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
. of Main and 18th Sts.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 30.
The Vieksbufg TroubIes-Gov. Ames
Telegraphs the President.
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Beecher does not Approve of Atten.
tiOn to Ladies'.

Mr.. Beecher last evening, spent
considerable time at Mr.. ShcarmanS :,
house. and while he was there his assist
ant, Mr. Holiday, drov" up with lady
and Mr.. Beccher marched out in very
dignfed style to the carriage, playfully
rrproachng Mr.. Halliday for devoting
his time to such follies a. driving around
town and neglecting the care of Plymouth
congregation imposed OH him during tn"
pastor, vacation.
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THE BEECHER SCANDAL.
Certain Facts Not Generally
known.
A Once Happy Family broken Up.

A special 10 the Pittsburgh CoDm,reidi
says in substance ~ follows: At last the
crisis has come. The Plymouth med
dlers are all in muddle, and the Church
Committee at dead lock. Moulton
with his dead secret is miles away.
Beecher i hiding in his nest overlooking
the Bay, and Taton is rcciting his
grievances 10 friend under the portal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-01
Decision Regarding Railroads.

In reply IL An interrogatory by the
Secretary of the Treasury, the acting
Attorney General has decided that rail-.
road existing in contemplation or unfn-
ishcd. is defined and identified by 1t,
track tcrmini. If therefore, a land grant
has been made to a company I" aid II
in constructing in whole or in part a road
between certain termini. under condition
that il lie between the tcrmini mention
ed no NOR" or less. any subsequent
change of termini will not affect the
principal application of condition.
Refuses TO Receive War Dispatches.
The telegraph office at Santander. has
refused to accept any dispatches relating
to military operations and events Of the
war.
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The Mysterious Female witness.

examined Tuesday evening was n for
mrr maid Of Mr.. Tllton, 81 far It !,
Tlt"n, character aud hi, treatment of
his wifi, which hav" occupied the .ttrn-
tiun ut the Committee
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FRANCE.
Assembly Debate.

PARIS, July 3l.-In the Assembly to-
day the question Of access came up for
debate. VI. Gambetta made AN import
ant speech professedly " against a proroga-
tion of the session. but really in favor of
republic prorogation He said it was
simply intended toconccal the impotence
of the Assembly which although II arro-
gated constituent powers and had done
nothing but successfully reject all known
forms of government, III" Right Is re-
sponsible for whatever might happen.
The organization of Septenatd waS a.
impossible as that of II monarchy, He
made powerful appeal for tn" stab
lishment Of republic, which would Civ"
peace and union 10 France, and con-
cluded by demanding that the stat"
of siege be raised. The speaker was
twmultuously applaud"d by the Left. Dur
ing the subsequent debate. the Marquis
DE- Franchan. Lcgitimi,t, declared that
he considered il hi, right and duty to do
everything in his power 10 rr-"-tahlish
the Monarchy. Thi, caused great "N-
ritpmcnt. and the Left called for IN"
views of the government "n the subject.
General DeCis>y vice president Of the
ministerial council, replied that the gov
eminent would seek With frmnc,s and
impartiality to make its power, RESPECT
ed by'all parties. 4 motion t" ral>" tn"
state of Siege WA, rejected by vote Of
292 yeas to 366 nays TIL" motion to ad-
iourn on the 9Th ofAugu>t until the 3mh
Of November wa, finally carried 10y a
larg" majority.
Spanish Navy May Favor th" Carli>ts
Sultimation, are thrown out 10y the
press that tn" advent of II German
squadron in tn" Spanish wat"r- may
cause the Spanish Navy to pron"unr" IN
favor of the Carl,t-. h.. Tc,"p" report,
that subscription to the l"an Of $4,000.
OoO to the CarliSt- ha, been commenced
and that nut Of the procr"d- 80 far real
lied S2.OOO.OO0 were forwarded {" Spain
to-day.
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4 IL,nhnn dir

\ London di.patch says ths, tray"l
hs,. be"n r.,um"d through n" Tempt"
Bar M. .trurtur" having b~sn prypp"l
up and DECLARED .Afp
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Bids for Indian Supplies.

The bids for supplying beef flour, c"t-
Zee and sugar, for the Indians of Arlzo-
ma and New Mexico, We're opened at the
Interior Department to-day. There were
TWENTY-FIVE parties bidding, and tn" Of
fers ranged from 81 to - for beef; - /"
Sl3 for 100 pounds of flour; >" to 4"' Tor
coffee: IL to 40c for sugar. Secretary
Cowsn and Commissioners Smith have tho
bid, under consideration. The award
will b. made in few days.
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The Communication.


I" N" Investigating t0DmitT''.
GENr>:-Mv communication Of few
moments ago l. before You. and having II
a. YOU have" il becomes me To- insist - far
Il, can. upon more satisfactory reply
to it, contents. The parties referred to
are in this city with their documents; do
You want either. if you do. ,cnd IN"
word. await your pleasure in carriag"
at Your door.
After thi, had been copied by the re-
porter, both gentlemen re-"ntercd the
carriage and was driven rapidly away.
The committee adjourned few mo
mrnt, before midnight. when the lady
came out and was surrounded by the
members Of the committee, and WAS
taken to the residence Of Mr.. Overing-
ton from which il was
inferred that the witness was Mrs. Til
ton.
The Committee will meet again on
Monday evening.
Miss Susan II. Anthony silent.
UTICA. july 3I.--The Utica morning
RerGH Of Tomorrow. will print the re-
port Of an interview held to-day with
Miss susan B. Anthony at Madilla- re-
garding the Beecher-Tilton matter.
Miss Anthony declined to affirm or deny
the statement attributed to her by Mr..
Stanton and her brother, ID. K. Anthony.
She said: "If did say it, it was very
ungrscious of them to repeat it; if |
didn't il was worse Of them to make II
up." When asked if she would GO before
the Plymouth Church committee if sum-
moned. she replied, decidedly. No. what
| have to say will be said only before a
tribunal competent 10 deal with the
matter and able 10 compel unwilling
utterances.
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The Free Love Yeast Of 1870.

The fact was clicItrd to-day, that dur
ing the srring Of 1870 and down to the
dav that Tilt"n discovered his wiies in
fidelity. nll tn" actor of this social drama
were oyrrfuwing with love aud good
toward each other On May llth, 1870
the American Woman Suffrage A.socIa-
tinn and the National Wnmans Suffrage
society ,of which Berchcr and Tiltou
respectively were presidents met nj New
York. The next evening they had y
love feast ut the Academy "f Music, ~
Brooklyn. and "n III" tag" the president,
"a, .iI,. a., .iIr
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Bccchcr Holding Tii,on', Hand.

On the len Of Brrchrr WI, Mrs rIltou,
officiating u. secretary. and on IN" right
uf Tltuu wa. Elizabeth Cady StRntor,,
Will" S"juuru"r Truth black aud tat
made q fitting background /" Ia" quar-
tcttc. There were also Su.an X. Anthony
Oliver johnson aud Frank M"ult"R, aud
Laura Curti. Bullard presided. Her"
they discussed th" bcautir, of .Dcial free
dom and now We have the rrsult Thls
would -""m Ia cnntrndiG the statement
Of Mr.. Titon that her husband irr"
Ioyr nnrlc- annoyed her, and that b" wa
ulwny. expressing - desire 81 crush
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The Everlasting ScnmhaIlAgnim.
Woodruff and CIaf.in Mixing in H..

\ young man who was screening NM
self in the carriage then came out and
stated that he was II messenger from
Victoria Woodruff and T"nny
{. Clahn To- the Committee.
and had been sent To- know
from that body if their testimony wa-
required. but they had informed him that
the committee did not desire to exam
inc them. He handed III" reporters Il
copy Of hi communication which Wa ~
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SPORTING NEWS.
Cleveland Races--Good Attendance.
and Fine Sport Anticipated.

CLEvELAND, July 3l.-The pro-
gramme for to-dsys sport attracted \
larger crowd this afternoon than any of
the previous days. The weather is clear
and nice breeze stirring, though the
sun shines bright and hot. The track is
in good condition, and fast time is eN-
pected in the 2:20 race. which, it i
thought will be the most exciting Of the
meeting. Pool selling is brisk. and
money Is being staked on Red Cloud.
who is the favorite at considerable odds
against other horses. Cawers second,
some pools running as high as $1,000.
entries being sold separate All horses
in the race are reported as being in fine
condition.
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For State Senate Second District.

In compliance with the wishes OF many
friends, hereby announce myself a.
candidate to represent the Second Senatori-
al District in the Legislature, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic nominating
convention. " NJ. d. ~ r''
Marion county, ". ia. Eli
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Did Beccher Write TO Nouiton :

This terrible suspense is agony 10 the
good people Of Brooklyn. The faith that
many of her citizens have long held IN
Beecher i being terribly shaken, by the
fact that the papers Of to-day were un-
able to corrohorate the statement of the
Brooklyn EGqLc, That they were author
lied to annoulcc that Brechrr had writ.
ten to Mouton long and earnest letter
requesting him 10 appear before the Com
mitter and tell all he know.
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POLITICAL.
Congressional Convention.
secoud Congressional Dis
trict, w. Va.

,,p >,E>fBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
Stote Executive Committee within
nnd district, in the absence of any
the ses ronmittee, hereby call Conyep-
DistIiSts DistIliSssieeates from the several counties
nEa " ssid district, to meet at Piedmont, In the
Coun.S S,h day Of August, 1874. to nomi-
nt. Int a congressional Representative for
nniS nH district' The Committee suggest that
san,,tv saru meetings be held, and delegates
oOnninted in all the counties OF said dis
fricl, in order that there may be a 1ull rep
rsSentation in said convention.
DAVID GOFF,
W. l.. LOGAN,
JOHN T. PIERCE.
July ath, 1874. Jy0
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Miss ShotwcII Discharged.

Carlota +. Shotw"ll. or Mr.. General
Roddy. ~ >hc claims To- be-. was di>charg-
ed from the tomh> Yesterday "u her
parole, and it i said that a ""lir Drnscg,i
will be- entered om Monday.
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Reply TO Governor Ames.

The following reply was sent to Gov
ernor Ames to-day:
WASHNGTON, July 81.
To Hon. 4. lines, Jackson, Mss:
The contents of your dispatch has been
submitted to the President, he declines To
move troops except under n call made
strictly under the terms of the ConSttu-
ton.
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Whereabouts of Moulioti.

Thcr" j, ia" utm"st AnNI|y regarding
the movements "f M"ult"n. Through
the courtesy Ola friend, | cun state that
Mention lrn town Inst Monday night Wv
the Shore Lin" for Klug.ton, Rhod" J.
lam. where hr now j.. II" doc u"t be-
licyr it i. the intention Of th" committee
to .ond for him. ~ that they dc.lr' hrs
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AmaIxamation Of News Agencies.

The European New Agencies. the Rem
ter Telegram Company. of London. and
Hava>. Lattiite X Co. of Paris, have been
umalgamatcd under managcmrnt> made
between them for long term of years.
The agency of thc former company in
this city, will hereafter be known a the
United States Agency of the Renter
House, of London and Paris. The busi-
ness Of the Renter Company. which has
hitherto embraced the European. A>istir.
African. and Australian cun>umptidn of
the news and commercial affairs "f the
United States. the West Indie>. Central
America, Mexico. and Canada, has. since
the completion Of the South American
cable. been extended to Brazil. the Argrn-
tine Republic. Chilli, and such other IF
the nations Of South America a. arc in
telegraphic communication with the rest
of the world. The consolidated c"mpa-
nie> announce that they will hereafter
deliver all commercial messages rntru>t-
ed t. their charge /" all part, Of the
world
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To save Tilton

further abuse aud bring the affair Ia
Judicial investigation, a sympathizng
journalist had Tilton arrested Thu,
brought cN-DiStrict Attorney Morris 10
Tilton side, aud behind Morris Is Ben
Butler, who Wa, cln>ctcd with Tilton and
Morris tn-luN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17

n1NGEE, PORTER 4 CO., AUcrIoYEERs-yALU
IL able improved Property In the Ninth ward
Wednesday. May 70 1874 az the Real Estate Exchange
III broadway a. " O'Clock, without reserve 70 he
highest bidder the valuable tour story and haseme M
brick buildings on the northwest waver!ey place
and West Tenth street, ana buildings adion,ng IN
Waverey place, In nne order. well located and rented
Further particulars ~ auctioneers l3vs Third avenue
and III Broadway.
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HENRY d. MINER. Auctioneer
Gate Henry II. Leeds 4 Miner,
Salesroom los Duane street
BY HENRY ID. MINER.
L ATI6N q

CONTINUATION SALE OF RICH PURNITURE
at the Of
b. L. sou HACK,
NO 60 BROADWAY BETWEEN HOUSTON AND
BLEECKER STREETS
Wednesday 10Th Thursday. 21st, and Friday I'D May
at 01s o'clock each day
all Of which IT. ade tor city custom sales
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, in consequence
of Mr. Southaek retiring from business
THE SALE EMBRACES THE ENTIRE BALANCE
OF STOCK Of fine carved rosewood, black walnut and
gilt traced Parlor suits nlaid Cabinets,
good marble ton Etageres, Centre and Side Tables,
uimmed Bedroom suits. carved black walnut Stauary,
marble top Bullets Dining Extension Tables, dining
robes Bookcases Hall stands ladies' and gentemens
Score Ares &C. all OF the latest designs and In great
variety The goods will be ready for inspection and
after Monday, 18th inst