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THE GARDEN AND THE ORCHARD

A Lecture delivered by Richard Thruston,
Professor OF Theoretical and Applied Agri-
culture and Horticulture, to the students OF
the Arkansas Industrial University, May /.
1874. Suhjcct-"The Farm and the Orchard, VI
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-11

EVIL CeMMUNIoAr1oNs,- evil
communications Of the Washington
Chronicle corrupt its good manners. It
now says:
"This COMMITTEES (of tsx-payers) is
composed OF leading Democrats. Nearly
all Me Judges are Democrats If, there.
fore, the State and County officials Of
South Carolina commit fragrant frauds,
they could be and should be indicted,
tried, convicted and punished for these
crimes. It is presumed that these De.
mocratic c1nrts would not be averse to
the conviction of Republican officials If
they are really guilty. While this easy
anu common remedy exists, and has not
been tried in vain, tho discussion of the
constitutional power of Congress to
oVerturn the existing State Government
is, III our opinion. premature"
Only ono of the eight Circuit Judges
can be possibly classed as q Democrat.
The three Judges of the Supreme Court
are ali Radicals. A Jury Commissioner,
appointed by the Governor, makes up
the panel from which tue juries are
drawn; and it is q we'll known fact that
lurymen are nearly always chosen from
among the political friends and hangers
on Of tue Commissioner, who seek the
place for the sake Of the pay. There
are no democratic courts" in the
State. Every court is Republican
throughout, and even n Judge who is
anxious to do his duty is powcrless to
correct the evil. The Chronicle is an
swcred.- Chnrlcstoa News.
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SoOu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. 10; clear rib
9,62H; 9.75 for clear. Whiskey firm,
aud in good demand. at 90
LoUIsvILLE, April lO.-Fioir quiet
aud unchanged. Corn quiet and un-
changed, at 70@72. Provisions in fair
demand aud higher. Pork 1900 Ba-
con- for shoulders; 9as for clear rib; ;
9M for clear. Sugar.cured hams 1917
91234. Lard-10 for tieroe; 1O3, for
keg. Whiskey 90.
ST. LOUIS. April 1O-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn quiet aud unchanged
|-G4l3W6o for No. 9 mixed on track ;
regular in May 65524'. Pork dull and
dropping, at 1915. Bacon steady, but
not mucii out of smoke-shouiiers 61s
G@7}s; 9i4(99.'s for clear rib; 9ss@9sI
tor clear. Laru stitI-ci.y held out or
market.
AUGUSTA. April 10.-CoLtou steady
and In fair dcuaud-middliug 157l; re-
c"inss 2nS: sales GOT: stock in 1874.
1901; in 1873, -. 527; weekly receipts
i,624; shipments 6G3; sales 2, 1916; spin
uers SIT.
CHARLESTON. April IO.-Cotton steady
-nlddling IL; net receipts $40; gross
5Sl; exports to Great Britain 1,797;
coastwise $50; sales 500; stock %, ,65l /:
weekly net receipts 1892; gross 1854 /;
exports to Great Britain 1897; to CONT.
nent l.l20; cnsstwise ], 1882; sales 4, 100.
New ORLEANS. April 10 Cotton
steudy and i'll lair demnnd d-mi,lllinc
1Gia; net receipts 1,7SS; gross 2,l53:
exports to Great Britain 2,334; CONT
nent 1888; colstwise 1882; sales 9 600:
stock 20S.5l4; weekly pc, receipts
l3, SIC; gross IL. 1t9; exports to Great
Britain 2i.793; continent 5,5SS; to
France S,2l2; coaslwise 4,7l5; sales
%, S0U
NoRFonK. April 10 Cotton steady
low middlipg 1873; net receipts $40; ex !.
ports constwse $40; sales 100; stock
6.772; weekly net receipts 6,674; ex-
ports to Great Britain 2,1O5; coastwise
1854; sales 2.27O.
MEMPHIS, April 10.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand; offerings light-low
middling l51l; receipts 379; shipments
1875; stock in 1874, AZ. 1872; 1873, 4O,94S;
weekly receipts ALA; shipments 7,4Ol.
GALVESTON, April 10.-Cotton steady
and i'll fair demand good ordinary
1875; midd.ing 1875; net receipts 435
sales 2.400; stock So, 401 weekly net re-
ceip's 4.25O; exports To Great Britain
6,2l0; continent 1906; coastwise $50:
sales 4SO.
PHILADELPHIA, April l0.-Cotton
quiet-middIiug 1714; net receipts rs
bales; gross 80; weekly net receipts 425;
gross 2,4l6.
BosroN. April l0.-Cottou quiet
middling 17M; net receipts Is bules;
gross 25l; sales 200; stock GOOO; weekly
receipts ITS; gross 1858; exports to
Great Britain 910; GALES 1850.
BALTIMORE, April 10.-Cotton Grm
and quiet middIing 1Gss; net receipts
III bales; gross 26l; exports coastwise
2l5; sales SIS; spinners 225; stock 8, 1863;
weekly net receipts 30I; gross 1888; ex-
ports to Great Britain 296; coastwise
l., ,lS7; sales 2.379; spinners /, 100.
SAVANNAH. April l0.-Cotton steady
middling 161s: net receipts 9S4 bales;
exports to Great Britain 3.4OO; sales
392; stock 50,559; weekly net receipts
., 42G; gross $500; exports to Great Bri-
tain $500; continent $500; coastwise
1.020; sales 1861.
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y tragedy occurred in IL honse OF ill.,
lame III Toronto, Canada, Wednesday
night. John Eeilley set IRE to the
clothes OF one Of the inmates, named
Mary Siat'er!y, and she was burned SO
severely that She died in the hospital
next day. Eciliey was arrested. The
corontr's jnry brought IN yerlic! of
wi!inl ninr,!pr "Sains; hiin.
We learn that Miss Quick. tho victim
OF Crossing, is not only not dead, as was
stated. but that she bids fair TO recover.
Ihe accounts of the affair were eXngge-
rated, IN that the wounds in the throat
inflicted by CrosslinS ara not 50 severe
as was ut first reported
The peoples ticket was elected in
Mhyesvllle, s. c., on the 4,h. The fol-
lowing is the result: Mayor-Dr. j. a.
Alaycs. Waraens-R. j. Maycs, John
burroughs, G. .. Wheeler, a. Williams
Tho Pennsylvania Democrats aro
paving the way for IL Republican victory
In The Safe election next fall, ty quar-.
rciing umong themselves.
a heavy rain storm occurred ia c.
lumbus, Ga, on the 9th. and colored
nan was drowned IN n hole III the street.
This seems to be terrible "olr year"
in fact, perfectly awful year-for
Radicnlsn,.
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The latest tragedy in Kansas. al.
though not up to the standard attained
by some Of Its numerous predecessors
OF late years, possesses some exciting
TEXTURES. John Pearce, of Jacksonville,
married Anthony Amends daughter,
some time ago, and it having come to
the young husbands ear that his father.
in-law had said that he maltreated his
young wife. Johu took the old gentle.
man to task for his assertion, and. opon
his refusing to recall it, Pearce dis.
charged vo!!ey OF hot shot into his
fnther-in-laws body, killing him in-
s.nntIy. Pearce took refuge in the
woods. INSTANTLY n vigilance committee,
comprising eighty cit.zens was organ.
ized aid the murderer was hotIy pursued,
but the density of the timber aud The
height Of the grass afforded the r. :ugee
Is retreat that for Il time deliel discovery.
FINALLY tho visi!unts ignited the grass,
and tno fire drove the murderer from
his hiding place. lie It'd again toward
the river, plunged in and swan across.
The avengers pursued him hutiy, and
likewise leapcl into TIE river and swan
Tor the opposite shore. On dr. s-pund
again, the chase was renewed, and
maintained nntil the murderer was
brought to bay. Then. tie water hay.
inS rendered his revolver harmless, he
surrendered prarcc was taken back to
Jacksonville by his captors thu. night,
and the next morning his dead body was
found hanging to tho limb Of tree in
tho village common.
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1nere is singularity in the oc-
cnrrence OF large incendiary fires re-
Gently, both i'll this and other countries.
Ihe largest. however, that have been
reported within the week ure those in
lntlla, where i'll the Gevalor district
two whole villages have been wiped out
oy the hand OF nn ihcendiary. In Cuba.
We are told, these conhagrations are
multiplying with fearful rapidity. Has
tue Communist plan anything to do
with the crime?
Aeople who are Interested in pbysiog-
nomy will be glad to learn, upon good
authority, thnt good chin should
neither project or retreat. A retreatinp
chin denotes weakness; projecting one.
harsh strength; appointed chin mea Ms
acuteness; soft, fat chin, a love of
good things, aud an angular chin, iule-
ment and firmnees; Hat chin denotes
GOODNESS; round dimpled one. good.
ness; small chin, fear; sharp indent.
lngs. cold understanding. Such is the
music of chins.
The "(ilded Age" which bears the
names OF Mark Twuiu and Charles Dnd.
ley Warner, is confidently asserted to
ne a gigantic practical joke. It is said
that, wishing to test the credulity of the
pnbIlc, these two authors had the book
prepared by several obscure newspaper
local reporters. Tho covenant was
solemnly made that the joke was to be
Kept secret till 100000 copies of the
work were sold.
IHE IowS ELECTION. Monday
last. the following gentlemen were elect.
td to serve as Intendant and Wardens oil
he town of Camden for the ensuing
year: Iutcntlant-Joseph D. Dunlap
Wardens--A. D. Kennedy, d. c. Kirk.
ley, Wm. Deas, Abram Marks.
A week ago, when the food in the
mississippi was at its height, the width
OF the river from Cairo all the way tc
the Gnlf was not less than forty miles
and III some places it reached sixty
miles.
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~ morning y hall pest ten O'CLOCK, ct her late
On S..essss z csSr,
ana Ts R sS T. sSs sa S,f q Asr
Rssi q o 5ise2 s9sss q ssns
Withhold further Invitation. IA
April Is, Jzx.s W. sIrHsUR son o. the late waiter
= s s1y%STs. E O. wsdnssday Nay suddenly.
the lriends Of the family and those Of her sonin.
law, Edward Cunninghsm, are respectfully nyiss e
past nine, from her late residence. 1sA East
nty.eiRith street, corner Third avenue. 70 SO.
swsussS Shu!c sse sosn requiem mass n VIII
Ss q v Cemetery NJ sSl 10 Tor ivermenf IL ],
SnIIa.--On Wednesday MAJ q JULIA sNrrH' IN
Frends and acquaintsnces Of me family and those
other A5dsew Mcbride are Fsspcss
s nine O'Clock a. n. rom thence 70 the Church Of
mediatsly after mass the remains win be taken to
ossgy Es%s.sds Thursday night. xay At half
past nine O'Clock, Of Inflammation OF the lungs,
FRANCIs sToUvHN.L, aged So years and montns
VAN BURM.-On Thursday, May Z. at her resi-
dence IN this city. MARY BRoDHEAD. widow Of Peter
Notice Of funeral hereafter. MOODS fifs9
x1s BrSof s,S On TnsrsdsNZ ny
Funeral services VIII take place from 3o4 Sackett
street, on Saturday, 9tn inst, 81 three O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend without further notice. IS gG 3 l
WooDe.--At East New York, L +. on Tuesday,
May s, MARY MATILDA, wife Of william Woods
aged 50 years, z months and II days
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited to attend the funeral nom her late
Saturday the 9th inst, IT ten. O'Clock A. N. The
remains win be inferred ct Aorsylan Cemetery,
Staten Island. .St1ftf ~ 81 e4410A
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Psoposit1on to Utilize the St. LaWxe<He
ana Its Inland sess-0ppos1tao1- - ths
E1nps az CemmuhAeation * yhc states.
''-,-'' OTTAWA ua1dA Az TIA
~ keFisAmeps lass ma. Is the bnl to incorporate
- !nteIna'.SA al transportation Company, with
.sssal or 4S,0oo,oo0. was read third time This
company proposes with it, capital and the COM
msrotal innauencs Of the Western States, to utilize
the St. lawrence and its inland seas. II Il said
that the productsy moving to market nom the
peril q Montreal OF Quebec or nom Non.
ueAb. va the RchAlied, 70 Burlington, and
s$2m {1ence to the markets OF New. End1ands OF 90
8ooto0 r0t 70 Portland for shipment, would aatn
nom ten t0rtwenty days In time and would coat
nom tWonty-nve TO thirty per cent less In weight
ana charges than BY the Erie Canal Albany ana
New fork, and that the imports rom ENGLAND can
be !aid down IN Chicago VA MONTREAL cheaper.
propo!lefs between Montreal and ali tie Important
csrs between Montreal Cinclnnati, Louisville. 81:
'10qlA, 20, ana from Montreal TO the seaboard
cttee4 Of New England and the maritime provinces,
linus lnaugurattng, IN connection with the regular
line ofsteAmehlp1, system or cheap freights rom
the Interior 70 Europe &C., and thus making the
cotton ana tobacco stored on the Ohio or At 81.
Louis eu9seryientto Montreal - II now u 70 New
YORK or Baltimore. nfsS *NHs@t4i a.l IS Nf#
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


gsasx NJ, y Married. ar ft
BnIsc0x- Thursday May I, ct the
Tying, Jr., DR.. JAMES H. bKIsCo1 OF Flint Mich, to
Mss AAgTI1 A.. KANE, OF New York. No cards.
BaocfI4sA as GHIn THURSDAY, Nay !,
BY Rev. Frederick Stl. LAMBERT De r.. BR0CkLx-
BANK TO CAR0LINE L. HAALIH, both OF this city,
30 lezA ct the residence OF the BRIDES parents by
the Rev, Qtles Bailey, EDWIN W. FN0ER, OF Jersey
b. chfiatian, Esq, OF Reading. Pa. No cards.
neON-AclBTOsH.-On Tuesday, May 3 By the
Rev: Howard Crosby. D. D., FREDERICK 3. JUDsoN
THoMPsoN-FRY.--On Wednesday, May q 1874,
Ct Poughkeepsie, n. Y.,.at the residence Of the
Mr.. 1ent MIA JULIA 3. THOMPSON to M. ALBEIT
FEY, Of Mtllerton, N. Y. .edgsehu.
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A TTENTfON SALOON REEPERsl ~
"A No. 10 Ann street, corner Theatre alley q
near New Post Once, Herald Building, &C.. at
public auction, without reserve on

THURSDAY, Nay a at II O'clock at
Exchanges 5alesroom. Ill Broadway, New York. IT
Must be sold terms easy grand chance
ton good for any business Maps and partcuiars Of
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., u Park row, New York.
A DMINIsTRATOR's sALE.-J0sEPH sHON0OOD
will SELL saturday, May q at l0K A. NJ, the Contents
Ct straw Hat Msnufactory contrasting OF 2 Baker
also Howard, Hat Pressing Machine, Gas fixtures OF
Hat In lots to suit the trade. ~. .1-- - ~
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= = Agsst1On:
FOIETs ssOEsSSAgoa IN ~
: rrusss.,s "A. 1s' q sss Ss.uupr Lott,
i DS:ss us sssns ''
wish!a hoar.s s!ss 3 ss 6y 2.S y railroad and
1TsaVad ward s;: :s:$gs from siA ss's and
e. ana FUTON Ton isd 90. ana
sSssis Ssn issSss Harlem Bridge rorscnssssr Rail-
fns hadS; Lunch; Easy Terms 81.
M sSs q e. q
/. lr..a Trustee. p and Is Nassau street. ~ -
HENRY b HERrs. AucTIoNERR. ,ses
RICH AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
IL THE ENTIRE BALAEoE OF STOCK
usf ac OF Mr.. CONRAD BOILER
os8 VALUED AT NEARLY ssoooa
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
ON TUESDAY ANDwEDNEsDxY, NAY u AND Is
COMMENCING AT d o CLOCK EACH DAY
AT THE EXCELSIOR FURNIruRE wARERooxs,
sis 70 sas WEST rwENrY.rHIRD STREET.
Ia
ss q ns rich q Cabinet
men. ssa MIN Ss wen wOfhy the stsnon q
offered 81 al snirsiy new IA ssys and dsssn Ss!ias
been ns6 since the st sale xosHsog0ss w q
he pscs q sss ss to IS West third street,
Tos SseSnss c win q BE-
AZ
IJENRY B. HERrs, AUcrIoNEER
OF THE
ooHHHs ss2AR S Ar 1x 3 s5fSy ST.
s:s' So Ia 'P Seam sss ss: Sss
: ots Patent Elevate, "A Engine complete.
Win whioS Tie :aie VIII sSasncs v''Da'sa &C.
HEERY p INNER AUcfIoNEER.
hsa y ss
Duane street Ss a' ~ss' q s'ssi SsSsr D. MINER :
a BY HsSSs sts 3 bsp %lS I, Leeds Ainer'.
r.Ip5 Pa , 1AYa ASH SATT r. xAYs
!; We e 81 s$ssso.u
1sE CITY KS
S1cIAyE FiA NOS made BY stsinway sons; .gnt iams
sssss ssss
ane ssgss' m ssSs.d
S na
1c6ss E1tsn:io1 rabies and sSsa PSScsds Mindcw
Curtains ana Lsmbreg1ipss painted and snsmeed
China, Dinner and Tea. Sets Glass and silverplated
Ware Kitchen Utensils 6c, &c: Also general assort-
s e ssssns CSs :s 9 q. "a hs
HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER QLATE LEEDS &
IL zINER, WILL SILL ON WEDNESDAY, AND
THURSDAY, 18TH AND lATH INST, THE EXTENSIVE
Eos a 81 81
Way. 1870 800. u. .'.eI .,+ E.
This stock comprises the latest styles Of Paror Suits in
eatins. &c. OF description also Library, Dim
Ing ana Bedroom suits adapted . every taste Labre
and those about tc furnish country residences partc
be sold without reserve to close business LIST Of
fJun0
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-R:. T. HAzELL,. AUCTIONEER
sSIssroop NS q kssds street. regular
nure Forks, Hoes scythes, Grass Hooks, screws,
French & ana
of the manufacture Of Peter Gandet Co.. also, A0O
Co. Successors to 4. r HAZEL Co., Auctoneers, q
Beane street 81. =
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SALES AT AUCTION. a3 4f. lsNs
A LBKRT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEKR
Ealesrooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar street. ts,t
SAFE OF Miscellaneous 0oOds if#
THIS DAY, at II O'Clock,
including LiQuorA Ctgars Canned Fruits, Pickles. Chow
iChow WalnutA ap.eeA Hardware Cutlery Plato. blow
SALES AT AUCTION

including LiQu0rA CtgarA Canned Fruits Pickles, Chow
iCh0w Walnuta pscea Hardware. Cutlery. Plate. blow
Cases, Ratings Shelving, Partition. de-
A LBERT B. WALDRON. AUCTIONRER 8I
COMPLETE PPaiSrniNas iEsffABLrsHAENr
M ~ Sold TO cloee Copartnership. fHi Aiif.
14Hs 81 On FRIDAY 1t TX O'Clock,
at LIS Liberty street. up staire),
including Presaos Type CabinetA Wood Cuts, Safes,
Desks, Shafing Stands, Lithographic stones &c
sold in separate lots to suit purchasers All nrst class
goods In good running order Also two years lease Of
premises on splendid terms
On SATURDAY, at II O'Clock, fff
New and secondhand Household and Once Goods of all
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"A M h AUGUST MARTINES, AnchoneaE &, !.
$4,000 worth Of Magnificent Household Furniture,
rosewood rianoforte Drawing Room Suits
Paintings, Statuary, rare and costly Works OF Art, i
at puOliC auction
on THIS PAY Eriday) Nay
between Fifth and sixth avenues.
Drawing Rooms-Superb suits, Grand Duchess style,
ta,Ts Bockcsse niIrors Carpets pantings by eminent
Pianoforte Stool, Cover; rosewood. walnut BureauA
Bedstsads, wardrobes Mattresses, Extension Table,
furnished months ago Sale peremptorI: -.7'
AUGUST MARTINES 3 co.
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49, ~,AMUSEMENTH.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, 81 o. t-- Z SUNDAY.
rHIKrEENrH COLOSSAL oPERArrc coNcERr,
SUNDAY EVENING. NAY To-
DI MURsKA
Box once now open for the sale OF Reserved Chairs
Admission ricks 30 cts Secured chars 80 eta ana q
extra ettts .s.s r
For this occasion magnificent programme has been
prepared Nile. lima DI MURsKA and other premiere
sooist@ together with DowNlNG's grand NINTH REGI-
AENT BAND appear 4 y. 49,. IN. - :.
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A UClION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A -, ~ niturc, a ~ III $1,000
at privan residence

THIS DAY commencing at l01< O'Clock.
The most elegant Household Furniture GALE
ever offered at auction in this season,
round cSrnsrs; elegant tnsid and gilt Parlor suits;
Works Of Art Etageres secretaire Bookcase, Clocks
CurtainA marble Centre and Library Tablea CarpeDs
and hair Mattresses Beddtnge Turkish Chairs and
Furniture; Bust Extshsio1 liable Chsirs; Cutlery,
China Glass aud Plated Wars As sss gosvs rain Or
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.6T' Tins friday morning, May 8 1874 F'
commencing at lOx O'Clock.

2 W gu ue8T Nv, !.
over 5000 worth Of elegant and costly Household Fur
nituEe nismsg rich w octave round cornsred rose
and brocstel reps and cotel,ne psE snd maqtel Mir
TSrs CensTe IaGes EtsgsSes me ~ Panngs Bronzes
maglincent Bedroom SnitA IN rosewood and black wal
Tables chs,fs Lounges Library and Dining Room Fur
tire L FlTzGERALD, ASctionseE would can easn-
largest and richest lot OF good, city made Furniture
offered for sale this season Sale positive, In lots to
rianoforte win Be sold 81 O'Clock stranger wishing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08
TERE JOHNSTON. JR., AUCTrONEER t9t
q General aalesroom, 81 Nassau street
Real Estate Department, n Park row.
Extensive sale Of Household and once Furniture

THIS DAY FRIDAY.
JERE JOHNSTON, Jr.,
will SELL at his general salesroom 81 Nassau st, very
part very elegant moQuet Carpets velvet Brus-
sells and ingran Carpeh; Ofcoths Mirrors, Extension
Sofa Bedsead, Lounges Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes
Washstands and Mirrors. -
J 7 The above sale comprises the Furniture
OF two private dwellings,
30 Clocks being the balance Of an imported stock.
q s9A y 2 III M Also 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

UOTION-ED. PETTIGREW, AUCTlONEER
IA . By Smith Bogart M
Friday NAY Il O'clock No North William street
eras Stands Pictures; also the Effects Of Paint shop,
lot OF Drugs Paper Cutter OIL Cans &C. Saturday May
large assortment of Household Furniture CarpSA &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

VNILLfAM ABBOTT, AUCTrONEER r1t0s0 aa
Nv VIII sell on this day ct l0k O'clock, the Stock Of
for convsnseIce q sale Teas scap: Candies Starch
ScaieA OF Fish, Flour; also Grocery Wagon also
splendd walnut Liquor Counters Lager Beer Bonea one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

N over 100 lots handsome Household FurniSure
this Eriday) morning. ct l0k O'Clock. $50"
at the private residences 0 West Twentyeghth street,
j. KRAMER Auctioneer Parlors-yelvet Brussels
Carpets Pier and Manel Mirrors magnificent rosewood
elegant Parlor Suits covered with crimson satin blue
satin and blue ana goG SATIN Tables kageres
and walnut Chamber suits Matresses Bedding Mirrors
Turkish Chairs LOUNGES Library and Dining Furniture,
&c. sale positive Goods packed and delivered for