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BOARD OF HEALTH.


IN Wednesday evening. August 26th. 1874. the
Resolution in reference to the gar
bage nuisance was adoDted. and ordered to be
published for the information of the public:
RcsotUed. That all cases OF neglect on the
part of contractors to collect the garbage
according to their several contracts should
be reported to the Board Of Health of
the ward in which such neglect occurs. in or
the nuisance. it any exists. abated.
The following gontlepeI constitute the COM
mittees:
First Ward.
T.. X, Crawford. q w est Second street.
II. NJ. Mullen. col W est Front street.
Second Ward.
George Mccall. 124 Market street.
John X. BabcOck. West Second street.
Third Ward.
Peter Mccullough. AIS Shipley street.
Germon ID. Lincoln, 625 West Third street.
Fourth Ward.
Allen Smith. AIS East Fifth street.
j ohm l.. Richardson. 617 East Fifth street.
Fifth Ward.
James Monaghan. ZIG West Sixth street.
n J. Daugherty727 Madison street.
.Sirth Ward.
Robers J. Wright, 424 Taylor street
Henry Eckel. Office 3. journal Building
lSepenth Fard.
j. Wesley Hawkins. 120l Market street.
Albert Thatcher. 1603 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Eighth Wdrh.
Joseph $. Derrckson 1l20 King street.
James Kennedy. 2l2 East Thirteenth street.
Ninth Ward.
Dir. T.. q; Shortlidge. 1872 Market street.
jas. J. Walker. Claymont near +. 18th street
Tenth Ward.
Maris Taylor. Front and Van Buren streets.
Jacob Lamplugh ic02 West Second street.
Erccufiue liberalization District.
John Lungren. 30i King street.
Erecutipc Officer Western District
John Curry. sO6 West Sixth street,
VIM. S. HAYES,
scp9-2t Secretary Of the Bourd.
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STRAY WAITS.

The Historical Society OF Delaware
will meet this evening at u O'Clock,
Two drunks comprised the police re-
cord this morning
Mcssrs File 4 Murhey are doing a
rushing business. because they sell only
the best coal.
Letter carrier Hawkins, it is said. will
bo removed, unless Congressman Lotiand
intercedes in his behalf.
Plummer's Washington excursion, this
morning, was quite largely attended.
Frank, at 5l1 Market street, has just
opened fine line of French and domes
tic corsetS.
The City Council meets this evening.
The Surf House, at Rchoboth is offered
for sale, or lease.
Star and Young Mems Loan Associa
ton meet this evening.
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4 Mysterious Afair-LibnTa-
ti0N of Noted Thieves.

PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-In
January last, James X. Moore and E.
o. Williams, stole from the Treasury
Department, at Washington, $4,000
in drafts. They disposed of large
amounts in New York, and sold draft
of 81, ,14S to Mr.. tareps Of this city,
They were arrested in New York and
taken to Washington for trial While
awaiting trial there, requisition was
obtained, and they were brought Ia
Philadelphia to answer for their crime
here on the 18th of March. On the
10Th they were brought up to the
Quarter Sessions for forging the name
of James M. Wayne to treasury war
rant Their counsel made application
for Continuance of the case, and bail
was being entered for them, when a
detainer arrived from Buffalo, and they
were not liberated on bail.
The case here was continued from
time to time, and it now appears that
they have been discharged in myste.
rious manner under the two term rule.
The affair will be investigated to-mor
row. They were not liberated in court,
and were not discharged from prison,
but were liberated from the prison van
after being brought up to court. The
order for their discharge wos given or
the forgery case pending here, but i
they had been taken into court they
would have still been held on the Buf
falo detainer 1t is reported that on,
thousand dollars was paid to detec
tive to get them off.
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inquest.
suDpxN DEATH or A SAILoR.-INaUEsT BY
THE CORONER.

SuDDHN DEATH or SAILoR.-lNaUEsT By
THE CORONER.
Tuesday afternoon, VIM. Black. . sailor
on the schooner Light of the East, lying ut
Philadelphia, went in swimming, and be-
came stuck in the mud at the bottom OF tho
river which nearly caused him to drown.
He was taken out; and physician sent for.
who after staying with the sailor several
hours, pronounced HIM recovered ard able
to attend to his duties.
Yesterday morning the boat sailed, but
Just before reaching New Castle Black died
suddenly. The Captain then put into New
Castle, and teleRraphed to Coroner Winslow
to come over and hold an inquest, which the
Coroner did.
The examining physician, DR.. Black, tes :
| tilted that death resulted from congestion OF
the Iungs, caused by remaining under water
too long, and the jury rendered n verdict in
accordance with the testimony.
Black was only II years OF age, and was q
native of the State Of Name. His body was
inferred Mt New Castle.
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Total, LIZ " 55S,500

WAGON House BURNED.-On Monday
afternoon last, wagon house on the
premises of Mr.. Jacob Trimble, in Pocop-
son township, along the line OF the w. &
X. X. r., took fire from locomotive, and
beforeprompt actioncould be taken to stop
the flames, the building was consumed.
During the fire the barn also ignited, ow-
ing to the sparks finding their way into
that building through the air window, but
ed each intrusion Of the devastating Gle.
ment :. The fire originated through the
fireman raking his engine as he was pass
ing that point, causing sparks to fly in
profusion, some of which alighted upon
the wagon house with the above result.
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SECOND EDITION!
THE JERSEY THIETBS.
THE SHERIFF OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AFTER THEM.

THE SHERIFF OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AFTER THEM.
This morning. Sheriff Babcock, Of Cum
berland county, New Jersey, came to this
city for the purpose of securing the two
thieves from Vineland, who were captured
here, yesterday, while offering their stolen
articles for sale. He went to New Castle,
on business, and this evening will return to
Vineland, with his prisoners.
The Sheriff was accompanied by Mr.. Ry-
ner, OF Vineland, the owner of the stolen
articles. Mr.. r.. recognized Morrison or
Garrison, as young man who was enly
recently released from the State penitentlary
at Trenton, and has been since living with
his mother, at Vineland. The other man,
Lewis roster, he is Lot acquainted with, but
he recognizes him as young man who has
been lately lounging around Vineland, and
whose reputation Is not the best.
Recently several robberies have occurred
in Cumberland county. which those prison.
ers are supposed to b. concerned ln. They
will be tried at the next tenn Of the Cum
berlsnd county court.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY last Monday ev.
ening negro named Dave Camomile. and
u young white man named John Burke,
both living at Blanche, Il small settlement
about six miles from Smyrna, engaged in
a friendly sparring match. They soon
disagreed, and Burke went off for his pls-
tol, declaring he wonly shoot the negro,
while the latter went and procured gun.
Burke returned and fired at the negro, but
missed him, when Dave raised his gun
and fired Mt Burke wounding him seri-
ously in the groin and thighs. The negro
quickly made his escape, and Burke Is
now under medical treatment.
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RefOrANers IN the Field.

MIXED TICKET CHOSEN BY THE CON-
vENTIoN AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Sept. 9.-The National Re-
form Convention met ut Jackson to-day.
Col. A. Il. White, President. Resolu-
tions of economy and reform in the Ma
tional Administration. speedy return to
hard money, free banking. and tariff for
revenue were adopted. The Convention
nominated the following: For Govern
or. Hon. Henry Chamberlain; for Lieut.
Governor, w. Turner; for Secretary of
State, Geo. w. House; for State Treas
urer, Wan. f. Hewitt. The ticket is
about evenly distributed between Demo
Gratis and Republicans.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20 r. M.
FLOUR Tho better grades arc in fair de-
mand. but othor descriptions move slowly.
Sales OF $500 barrels. including extras ut "a a
4 So; Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family at. rs: PENNSYLVANIA. Indi ana
and Ohio do do. at S. rs 6 20 ind high grades
at S8 8 SO. Rye Flour is held at IS So
GRAIN.-Prime amber Wheat is scarce and
in fair demand. but other grades are not much
wanted. Sales Of $500 bushels Western red at
$l 70 25. and do. amber ut 81 "a q ] 80. Rye
is selling at % Y5c. Corn is in better request,
and has advanced. Sales OF 5000 bushels
Western mixed at 60c.; yellow at 90 a Gle.
Oats are firmly held: sales of 200 bushels
Western white at IS u Co.,, and some mixed at
IS Soc.
WHISKY so hbls. of Western iron bound
sold at $l OF per gallon.
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New BRANCH OF SOUTHERN INDUSTRY:

New BRANCH OF SOUTHERN INDUSTRY:
"a comparatively new branch of industry
is being prosecuted in South Carolina with
profit 10 all concerned. It is the mining Of
crud, phosphate. There aie now eighteen
companies engaged In this business produc-
ing laat year ll2,5l5 tons, OF which $4,000
tons were consumed by the manufacturers of
fertilizers In Charleston, l,975 ton. shipped
to ports north of and Including Baltimore,
and 52, 70 tons TO Europe. Tie European
shipments were to England, Scotland, Wales,
Ireland, France, Spain, Germany, Holland,
Belgium and Denmark.
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Great Britain.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The weather
throughout England to-day is fair.
LONDON, Sept. s.-Charles Gilpin
Member OF Parliament for Northamp-
ton, Lord John Manners and Sir Henry
X. Storks are dead
LONDON, Sept. S.-The Times says
that NJ Lesseps hasabandoned the pro-
iect of II Central Asian railway.
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GO pounds daily. 40 cents each delivery; 100
pounds daily, 20 cents each delivery; 500 los.
and upwards. at s1l per ton.
Being solicited by q number OF the most
prominent citizens Of wilmington. we have
concluded to permanently establish IN ihis
community tho above company: and VIII pc
Thank ful ior the patronage of all who wish to
buy the best article from 80 to 40 per cent. be-
low nyssi sse .dlm Prssen' pJ'B J. B. coNRow & SON.
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ToURNAMENT-Tho "W. J. p. Associa-
ton, of Salem, N. j." will hold u tour
nament at that place on September 3Oth.
1874, in which twelve knights will con-
tend for cash prizes ranging from $50 to
$500. 1t will be open to all horses. The
entries are to close on the Goth OF the
present month. Knights of Delaware,
arouse from your lethargy, and win the
prizes and fame from the New Jersey
Knights.
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How to get Stamina.-Iron frames and
strong nervous systems are not the lot of all.
But the feeble need not despair. By adopt
ing the means they may live as long and en-
joy life as much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical invigoration is. however,
Gus tonics and nervines usually administ cred,
eventually depress both body and mind, DR.
J. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITrERs
invariably supply new vigor to the frame,
while they regulate every dIsordered func-
ton. aug25-4w.
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Register s Order.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Sept. 7th. 1874.
Upon application Of John G. Armstrong.
Administrator of William W. Armstrong,
late of Appoquinimink Hundred. in said
county. deceased; it is ordered and directed
Ly the Register that the Administra tor atore-
said, awe notice of the granting Of Letters
of Administration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof.
BY causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters. in
six of the most public places of the County of
New Castle. requiring. all persons HAVING
demands against the Estate. to present the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case IN ad Q and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period IN
the Delaware Gazette. a newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
Given under the hand and Seal
Nof Office of the Register aforesaid.
\ )at New Castle. in New Castle Coun-
NNN/ty aforesaid, the day and year above
written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tnte OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator, on or
before September 7th. 1875, or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and proyided.
JOHN G. ARMSTRONG.
Administrator.
Address. Tas lpr's Bridge. Del septlO-2m
The daily gazette., 1874-09-10

KRuEGERs OPENING AT the Masonic
Temple, last evening, Prof. Krueger
opened his dancing school for the season
with grand hop. The grand march
commenced at 1917 O'Clock, and was
composed of fifty couples, while over 250
spectators crowded the room. The pIo-
gramme for the evening was full OF va
rely, and was interspersed with special
ties, chief among which was double
hornpipe by Master and Miss Stevens
The music was under charge of Prof,
Worth, and refreshments were served by
Mr.. Geo. Robinson. The whole affair
was emnently successful.
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DIsHoNEsTY.-A little girl, aged about
nine years, had "A hearing before Esquire
Haaany, on Monday. on charge preferre
by John T. Frock, Of having purloined va
rious articles of jewelry, valued at about
S7j, from his house No. 800 Market street.
The child was 50 badly frightened that the
case had TO be postponed.
She afterwards confessed 10 taking the
jewelry and said that she threw all the ar
ticlss into the street, not knowing what else
10 do with them.
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The BALLOON ASCENSION AT THE Ok
FORD FAIR.-One of the attractions at the
coming Fair of the Oxford Agricultural
Society will be balloon ascension ton
Thursday, Oct. 1st,) by Prof. John Wise
of Philadelphia. Prof. Wise will bring
the materials for the manufacture of
gas with him and the preparations and
imitation of his large balloon will begin ON
the day preceding the ascension.
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Mo YcliOU Fever at Mobile.

MOBILE, Ala, September S,--Thc re
ports of yellow fever being in Mobile
are without foundation. There has not
been single case here this year, and
the city has never been more healthy.
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SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Diamond state
Loan Association, last evening, $s0oo
sold at 27 per cent. premium, $500 at
27l and 5000 at Is.
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TEMPERANcE.-Yeste afternoon,
after q vacation of several weeks. the
Women's Temperance Union assembled
for the purpose of preparing for work:
They perfected an ornanization and will
hereafter meet weekly.
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FIRST EDITION!

PATENTs.-P have been issued
to Henry b. Cobb, of this city, for door
springs, and VIM. II. Courtnay for trade
mark.
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To THE HIPPoDRoME.-This morning u
large number of tickets were sold for
Barnum's Hippobrome, to people who
went up to Philadelphia on the lo; ~
train
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A CuANaE.-Thc trains on the Whining
ton g. Western Railroad will leave this city,
on and after the 14th inst, at 1880 a. m,
and 5.35 p. IN. Leave Landenburg 6.45 q.
In. and 80 p. m. The Sunday train will
continue the present month snd perhaps
next
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FATAL AocIDENT.-The coroner OF Phila-
delphis, was notified last evening to hold an
inquest at 1888 Fitzwater on the body
OF William Robinson, sixteen years OF age.
who was knocked off car and killed on the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and baltimore
Railroad, at Paschalville. 10
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~. RCIIC.
ICE COMPANY,
Onfecs-Nos. 3 Eat Second aHd AO3
Poplar Strce:s.

Tb;s comnany will supyly the citizens of
Wiiminqton during the balance of the season
of 1874, ut n great reduction on present rices'
aS folloW5
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=
PEACHES.

WEDNESDAYS SHIPMENTS.
To Jersey City, l3 cars Or C,5OO baskets
10 Philadelphia. 6 5000
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~ lbs ana over, at the rate OF u W por ioo ioo
Although the above prices are as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market
ut profit, we do not intend to be undersold
upon any consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after
Monday. April 1S.
0FPIscs-406 Shipley, 4th anu Poplar, iSio
Walnut Sts. anrIu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for the Babies.

FOUu hui tAO 1ahOAObs
Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong andhealthy, and become little moo
els of youthful strength and childish beauty
aprzdem
Concentrated FavOriny Extracts
of Venilla, Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Ginger. Mace. Celery; etc.. etc. made
and sold Wholesale and retail! by mn
""~ f. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Brodic,s Miraculous Cure for Corns
An English remedy of great popularity. for
removing ''rrs 4. T'fniSt BRfSa&URsr Gf}P:s g CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest Salad OIL
f'' 0A'' ~ L. BRINGHURST b CO..
iels Gornsr Sixth and Marks. ,sseees.
Fine Nail scissors.
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Hrn,bes Nail Files, Nail Polishers.. eet., for
.a,a nIa1hS' hS b. BRINGHUkSr x CO..
0" Corner Sixth and Market streets.
prime Vanilla Beans!
sold Who'll ssale and retail by by,,,, ON a. IN
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
For the Bath.
Bath brushes, Bath Towels. Bath Spo.pges
and bath Soups in extensive variety also.
Flesh Gloves Straps. brushes. ETC., ol ny,sp nthsp
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles of the same class at
L. BRINGHURST i CO..
Corner sixth ana Market Streets
ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S,
Market street respectfully i1forms ms lrlehus us
Ia. haf
hand ali Descriptions of medicines. and that
a competen. person is at all tunes ready 10
presorl be for such sick as call at that store. n
Inr price OF the medicines. the same price
as they noud pay anywhere eise' nut tha'
no one is visited mt the residences.
ToIIeI nirrors,
full assortment of "il sizes. Including
double magnifying, &e,r,,raco &e,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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Ladies Wi.ning to Purchase a ligt

Ladies Wisning to Purchase a light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. 71S Market Street. Will
mington. Del. and see one of the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal; il sews from the thickest to the thinest
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
Sold on easy monthly instalment, or a liberal
discount of for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
7l8 Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
iy7d&wlv j. IL. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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DORDENTOWN IN. y FEMALE COL
ID LEtiE. Thorough instruction; Hoalth-
fuI and beautiful location. One of the most
carefully conducted ard best sustained insti-
tutions In the State. For terms. etc, address
REV. JOHN H.. BRAKELEi, Phi. II,
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Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Hrn,bes Nail Files, Nail Polishers.. eet., for
saIa hv Il, BRINGHUkST * CO.,
'"'' Corner Sixth and Market Streets
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For Tickes ard information. address
THCS. Il. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Public Library Building Louisville. KY.
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prime Vanilla Beans!
sold who! ssale and retail by ON sco
Corner Sixth and Market Streeu'
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
NLRST NATIONL b N X

Philadelphia AID New York Exchange fur
nished to regular Denositors without charge
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Financial aND COMMERCIAL

Latest Stock quotations furnished by Mer-
rlck. johnson Co.. 8. Il. Cor, 9th and Mar
YET street, Wilmington. Del. at P. NJ. to-
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Fine Nail SCISSORS

f'' 'A'' ~ L. BRINGHURST b CO..
iels Corner Sixth and Market ,tyeets.
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A UCTfON NOTICE.
"A AUGUST Marines. Auchoneer.
chance Tor housekcepers.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings, Statuary, Brvizes, rare Works Of Art
at puolic auction
on THIS DAY MonGay), May l6,
at the private residence So West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and sixth avenues
sale commencing at lo1a O'Clock.
Drawing Rooms->uperD suits, covered silk brocade,
richest description Grand Duchess styles Etageres Sec
retaire bookcase Mirrors Carpets Paintings by eminent
artists. Clocks lace Curtains magnificent rosewood
Pianoore. Stool Cover; rosewood. walnut Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Wardrobes Mattresses, Extension liable,
Glassware Cutlery, Sverwarc. &c. also Furniture
wants apartments. Sale pcremptorJ.
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AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE t21 WEST 23D ST,
n between 9th and 7th avenues,
Elegant and costly Household furniture.
sale THIS tMonday) morning,


L. FITZGERALD, Auctloneer, sells all the elegant,
costly and plain Household Furniture Works OF Art
contained in the above mansion. comprising magnificent
IA octave. rich wood Panforie tour round Corners
cost &y Mirrors velvet and brussels carpets Curtains
valuable Oil Paintings by eminent artists real french
imported Bronzes, Bisque Ornaments naid narquetry
CentreI abcs, Jardinieres Eagcres Cabinets &c tos
styles Parlor and Drawing Room Suits covered with
bfocatel and silk reps turkish suits Lasy Chairs Condo
La Lounges. solid inald black walnut Chamber sui Bed
steaas, Dress ng Cases Bureaus hair and spring Mat
tresses Pillows Boosters, Blankets &c. ParIor In
rep and harcloth single ard separated Beisteads, Bu
reaus &c. Also basement Kitchen and servants
Furniture. N Is. This - the richest lot OF Carpet and
Household Furniture offered tor sale this House
open ut . O'Clock Tor Inspection Catalogue ready
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A UCTIoN. AUCTION AUCTION.
IA Over Sl50J WORTH and y01 lots

II over $l50JJ worth and .OJ lots
Handsome Household Furniture, 80 yards Carpets
Tails (Monday) MORNING. May IL. at ~ 80 o clock,
ut the elegant lrst class private mansion IUj West
Twentyeign, street near Sixth avenue over 900 lots
ui MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture S0J yards Velvet
Brussels carpets nagniicent paror pier and mantel
Mirrors Paintings Curtains rosewood four round
TX octave Pianotorte eost $500, stool. Cover Music
Cabinets; Grand duchess, PomDadour and Marie Anto
nete styles, paror aud sitting suits, overed with
the richest description satin brocade plush. and
haircoth, Etsgeres fablcs Iabinets Bronles. Works
Rose wood and Walnut Chan9er suits styles OF Louis
XIV bedstoaus, bureaus Washstands, Commodes
spring aud hair Mattresses Bedding. Lounges turkish
Shairs. Buffet hookoasss Library lab!e, Lxension
Table. Glass China Silver Ware, cutlery, &c. j. kkAE
ME.. Austioneer. Responsible men IA attendance to
cart pack or ship goods for purchasers city country
B-sraEgers wis., inc to attend this sale take Broad
way sixth or seventh avenue cars and stop W. Twenty
eighth street, q short distance from the house,
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A CclIoN NoTlCE.-wILL NE SOLD ON TUESDAY,
"A atlJh O'Clock, at 81 Eas. l0Jh street. near First
Wagon and AArncss 40 KEGS CaskA 80 worthy the
lot "
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HENRY ID. MINER. Auctioneer
Gatc Henry II. Leeds X Miner,
SaiesrOon los puanc street.
BY HENRY d. MINER

0atc Henry IT, Leeds K MIner),
Saesrooln lbs Duanc street.
BY HENRY u. MINER.
CONTINUATION SALE OF RICH FURNITURE,
at the warerooms Of
l.. sou HACK,
NO. GO BROADWAY BETWEEN HOUSTON AND
BiEkCkER STREETS,
Wednesday. goth Thursday. Isf and Friday. 22d May,
ut i0is O'Clock each day.
all of which was malc Tor city custom sales.
TO BIZ SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, in coneQuence
of Mr.. South TEX retiring from business.
THE SALE EMBRACES THE ENTIRE BALANCE
or sioux OF line carved rosewood black walnut and
gilt traced Pariog suits: insid Cabinets carved
wood marble ton Etagcrcs, Centre and side Tables
Chiffoncrs, rosewood and maple black walnut
rimmed) Bedroom suits carved BLACK walnut atuary
marble top Bullets Dining Extcnson Tables, dining
Chairs covered In leather; black walnut Ward.
robes Bookcases, Hall stands ladies' and gentlenens
Secre ares, &C. all OF the latest designs and In great
variety The goods Will be ready for Inspection and
after Monday, 18th inst.