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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. r. HUNTER,
Treatment Of the Lungs and
Blood by Inhalation.
fLxte Of New York
LETTER VI.


In my second letter explained the true meaning Of the
term 4inhn1aon applied the method Of treating
the lunzs by 1nsdcaed vapors- IT. scientiho employ
eut depends o. tho knowlsd9e nnd experiences Of the
pAysican Diseases Of tho lungs not Ill alike nor
tho Same disease alike IN s different stages Besides
this NC must take consideration the peoullaios and
constitutional diosyucEacies OF each individual To
properly administer tho physician must adapt
the edicpes used to tho exact requirements OF each
ease and to do this wide and general Of the natea
medich is pecessa5J-
Many medical mon strongly contend for the constitu
Of Consumption and ignore altogether
Its local treatment The past failure OF physicians has
mainly axsen from the false treatment based this dog
na OF what it to dose tho ktonash with eod-1ivc
oil and tonics while the pateat IL dying for want Of
breath! It Is nuGs that obltructcd, not the
stomach and 1t II the lungs that must bo acted upon
wc would cure tho patient The bad state Of tho lungs
tho DANGER mud this ths part 10 bo doendsd by the
from to deny ysanrss th su9 t Of edess. n By
tn1 tue m1nas hsp .na nfy e p.ens h ~ sspiaS to
eFesth viii aie il 10 doe. ~ Ees rs|isi Ms ssnnot
Ei. .so.oh. theretols rsqaT
nd e. It sss esy aH
TO anny Irritation IN he mueus HING Of tne lanEs to
s5Sa ~ s'' iss
dlrycty to tho ssas Of he Inflammation and obstruction
leess e. sad y te 20 i s to subdus
, 81 IN 5 .a IT, sa 81
+ sa s. f as ssoa 3' a
thSt thsso effects have eyer b been S
fsot to b;oas ths
shie eS5so Rs1, r. 6osd 8 !; III
ss.a apsn b. s { h
ei i' timo and repeated upon nav blood It svfry
and Th' s ! int e =
nRa1E o4 H.
poison: Ct H. aad tas deady ,;.
sst that medicines and sntio:e. wiz b. ejsctedy !, i
hR lint
aa@ oae sns~er iadisaes il q aos oa;
n9, I g. '1sor sha w p1Se
s i ns
never TIL to certainty What viii bscono q t dose
s: 81
when will enti1.y nou5szG Ut. its sction Ia
bfea'hed the biood noutEa1i1ns its in
Hele app1oseh point .hoat which there much do
eeption refer to te treatment ttsst q te ys.,.
ent IL lang cases. md p1oets to enploy Il whs
81 h as i e s dens shss eS
patients to consult no whG beitoso :ho
aSr beea io" bio%as
M IL ss f.
no paes a'e a11 ho boo
o. ss 11 s.s' Re- it,
nd thu. i ' ~ s It a9 sa it,
Xstms. Consumption. 9tho! ioIa & lqRE diseas.
s e
Of lbs pasnt sud him Of the rrality makn
eac2 men !1'k bone ns .at HID snd watas down bis hroa
Sy thu II hs
lungs and there onY rhs fscasod para but
81 1'sGs ttts I'll
III na1t letter Will be m Consumption
ROBERT HUNTER, IL. D.
ps.-rhe writer Of th cso ( ete5s be consulted .
ya5 Wabash-nv. Hour f.om to 4
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correspondent wishes to know what the
South sea Bubble" was. Shortly nfter the
q .c We published very thorough review Of
US noted scheme. We sketch only the bare de-
tla nov: In I'LL Great Britain gave the mo
n:Poy Of the South Sea trade to number OF
Ge1chants, who, in return for this and for An
t'nual subsidy Of E60o,0oo assumed the coun-
'!'s floating debt (s1o, ,0oo). It WIS sup
losea that the trade would be enormously
Fsoatable, but the Company sent out but one
tA'p, which made voyage in TILT. It dealt In
anclish money inztead Of South Sea goods. In
@'& X Assumed the whole national debt, which
"ss Then orer E30,V0o, 900. The nation Was to
pasl Per cent per annum for seven and one
aAa years, and per cent thereafter. This sent
.ne stock up to $50. Violent speculation set L.
Il "aa quoted 1t $50 Nay %, and 500 june l. On
June 3 it fell to GAO, but skillful bull move
~ent put at 1000 By August. Then tho heaTy
aolders sold out, and the collapse came. Par
aknentary Investigation proved that 81, 800, ooa
"a hsaaR bad been Issued tor bribery. Ths ofa'
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atIinities Of man aud the ape that constitutes
Evolution. 1t is most absurd and childish to
look upon it as scheme invented for the de-
struction OF any creed or belief Evoln-
tion comprises the system Of the Uni
yerse. It deals NTH tho history OF tho
planets and the 6tars. It reaches back to
the earliest beginning Of geologic changes.
It weighs in its scale the elemental forces that
in their actions constitute life. It follows up
the childhood maturity. md decay of all organic
beings, not less than the growth OF societies.
languages, and lawB. It measures the motion
OF the molecules in the brain, not less than tho
motion OF tho molecules IN crystals. Within its
scope is included Systematic investigation OF
the cauaes which govern mons moral actions,-
their moods, beliefs, aspirations, and esthetic
sentiments. Right aud wrong, truth and falslty,
the pernicious deeds OF the individual and tho
promptings OF bis better nature, arc as much
subjects OF it's inquiry as the laws Of matter,
motion. and force.
It is not for the purpose Of answering the OBJ
}ections brought forward By Prof. Winchen that
We hayo placed his work at the head Of this arti-
cle We find much to commend in his little
essay; much that will prove Of value to the
Evoutionist, as well Is to him who opposes
Evolution. Compared with too many authors
whose criticisms upon Evolution appear almost
daily, he shows d fairness and candor which de-
sorve imitation. But as he has chosen to treat
of Evolution in its relations to ThoIsin, and as
this is the ground to which tho argument is
finally transferred, it seems well to mako it
clear TINT this Issue is outside and
beyond argument. Science ia content to
rest with First Cause without seeking to un-
dcrstand it, and, while not denying an antmo-
pomorphic agency, to demand that whataTor
previous conceptions ne may have, whether they
be the faith OF our fathers, the teachngs Of tra-
dictionary history, or the assumptions OF Theolo-
gians, they shall not bias the inquirer in LIS
search for the Truth. II VIC have duty in the
| mutter,-says the man who has done most to uu-
| fold the doctrine OF Evolution.-it is that we
| submit ourselves in all humility to the estab-
llshcd limits OF our intelligence and not per
versaly to robel against them. With this duty
| md position,-tho affirmation Of sufficient
! Cause, while leaving tho definition OF its per
| son.lity, attributes, thoughts, schomes and
! designs, Is something beyond our power tc
| understand or comprehend,-men OF Science
| cease to vex their souls with any search fol
| those ultimate truths which underGe all phenon'
cna, az we'll as the very essence OF our being
and ail that surrounds US. Il.
, 1874-05-17

cers OF the Company were compelled to disgorge.
The chairman had to pay over s17s, 600 out Of
his fortune Of s18s 900. The stockholders final
II got between 40 and so per cent of the par
value Of their shares, but very many Of them
were utterly ruined. Tho temporary SUCCESS Of
the bubble led to all manner Of similar schemes.
None we're too wild to fail Of support One
company, which WAS advertised rs about TO en-
gage in 4'something Of great Importance, but
nobody to know what it is," cleared its rascally
protector 900 in u hours. Then be do
.camped. Parliament suppressed these minor
schemes By the Act OF July IL, 1870.
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MoHkIs WILKINS AUcrIoSEER
Elegant Household Furniture.
fine Pier and Nantel Mirrors kc nc

f. IT, LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction on Mon
day April a. Is74 at II O'Clock A. N. the pri,a Q
residence No ii West Thirty third street. Filth
nue., lne assortment oil hands some Parior Dining
and bedroom tufted Parlor Suits carved black
dinlns room Fable, Chairs black walnut Bullet
black walnut BOOKCASES, Pier am Mantel Mirrors. OAK
Escritoires and Cabinets, black walnut and map 70
Amoiresa-Glace, elegant rosewood Grand Panoorte.
fine uli Paintings, comics and Raphael En-
CRAVINGS &c, ed maple bedroom us Bureaus, &c
&c Mattresses Boisers Pillows fine Carpets &c with
q general assortment OF kitchen Utensils, &C. with
the sale Will commence.
Catalogues No. ) Pine street
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l. l., TWO story basement and French roof Houses;
inouer improvements; three blocks from railroad depos
terms ved easy: also a5u bull ing Lo,, near railroad
Liberty street, NewlorK city. from 10 A. NJ to
NJ each Jay.
RAPlD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRAlNS-WHAT Is
~ needed ~ people oil moderate means Fare only
ga cents htrsOne. l. J.. Whtes,one Bay, the iu-
tufe tenure Of large shipping oniy ~ minutes
Iium uunters tuini ~ excellent flushing anu Norm
rlTe abroad (AliieFs platforms steam brakes elastic
wheeis heaier, loot warmer under each seat safety
sMite mes ~ trains daily, from ~ A. M 10 ia md
tn lrouDeu less by ice or cg than horse cars are Dy
snow about an hour rom the cy Hail BY James sp
iourh street Terry nearer Than Fort Washington or
Elzaneth only hall as lar as Mr.. ttewarrs Garden
Sliy; more convt nieni than Harlem or out in Brook
yn as near 10 business as Seventeen street. and much
peaa travel schools churches values steadily in
creas,ng good society beautiful scenery riding boat
NV DathihR: nigh ground; excellent water; many
streets severed. curbed Gutered: healthy; no more
chs ana lever than In New York city mechan-
lcs Tnis only 61 cents; the first railroad TO ful ply
QUICK transit Communication by other trains 800 per an
nun vlsge taxes nml,eJ by charter to one-haf ter
csni on Va uAon No more riding on car straps nor v'
ing In CROW ded tenements.
WE ARE NOW BUILDING HANDSOME LITTLE
~ Houses, two story and French root, bay windows,
marble mantels, water closets 10 looms, hph ground.
Seign ul location only eight minutes from depot;
house with TWO lots S400J easy terms Valuable Build
lne LOIS ne minute from depot low prices;
40 see the property Call the SMITH BROS,
Whitestone, or B. A. ARMSTRONG, AGO Broadway.
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PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT. m

STEWARDS GARDEN CITY IMPOyEM ENTs
"A. are being pu he'd rapidly forward, BY MAY 1
there VIII lie ready Tor occupancy the following de-
scibed Houses, all with verandahs lawns
anu ruit trees towering shrubs gardens gravel walks
$sThree villa Residences - rooms fitted up in first
elias, style, with furnaces bathrooms cold
water, dumb wa ters BELLS speaking and other
modern conveniences; cellars under the entire house.
well cemented and perfectly dry, with carnage houses
on the grounds These places cost $IS 90 each and will
be rented TO the risht parties Tor $50 annum, and
yourth street James slip terry will be gwen to the
lessee. There are 81 trains daily via the Flushing and
North Side ana Central railroads.
$U6-ih here VIII also be readiness seven Residences
OF the style and value as those described above
cepng the carriage houses these places Will be rented
for St5J per annuin and one years Communication FUR
nshei TO the lessee
$3s-Three Houses will be rented for $32S
each per annam and one years Communication given to
lessee.
Sl-Nine sevcn-room Houses will be rented for $40
each per annum and six months communication given to
lessee.
Parties interested invited TO examine the Ho-
tel lust completed the nest building o. the And in the
vicinity OF New York Park OF 20 acres inc uding
within its lImiis the railroad depot The house Is htted
with every convencnce the rooms, suie, large and
airy, overlooking Extensive landscape embracing
nearly the Whole breadth OF Island from the Sound
TO the Atlantic Ocean, accessible within ~ minutes by
the summer resorts of kockaway, Babylon and Fire
Island. No more heathful residence can possibly be
found. with its COOL bracing air tar enough removed
from the To avoid the chilly dampness OF the nights
so deleterous to the health many. This house will be
elegantly furnished and satisfactory arrangement for
Apply to w. R. HINsDALE
CITY L.. I.
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LEGA1 NOTICE .


At A SPECIAL TERN OF THE SUPREME COURT
Of the State of New York. held at the Court House,
the city Of New York. the 10Th day Of March, 1874
present Hon. Charles Donohue, Justice; Joseph Wilde,
plaintiff against the National Lite Insurance Company
ueIenuant On reading the summons AMI Comp TAI &
herein heretofore med ON The proce dings had
herein, and reaning and ding annexed affidavit
iii Beard, the receiver IN this action whcrs by IL
pear, to the Couri necessary AM proper that notice
should be published IN Tins action, provided
section % secton 81, Of article lille q OF the
Revised Statutes and on mo ion OF Van WInke, Iander
Jay the piannhs aaorneys and The a.orneys 'or the
clam asainst he defendant the National Lie
Company, exhibit the same TO the said Eli Bear. re-
celver Aforesaid, at his place business at No l5U
Duane street. in the ely new York. or before the
Isl day October s7f and that ali persons Le
come parties TO this acon or before last named
day and In default thereof that they and each Of
sha 4 be recluded rom all benent OF the decree whica
will be made III this action, and any distribution
which shall be made under such decree. ana il is
ordered that thi, order be published once week
for months IN the New York Herald, newspaper
publshei in the city New York and In the STATE
paper and that the first publication thereof DO made on
or before the 3ist day Vt March, 1874
copy.
WILLIAM WALSH Clerk.
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TIENRY d. MINER AUCTION FER:
Ill M- late Henry II Leeds Miner)
Salesrooms a5 Cha mi ers and II iieade street
BY HENRY ID. MINER


MONDAY. APRIL a.
atlcn o'eloek, A. ,he wass1o9ms Of
NO. II UNIVERSITY s PLACE, NEAR FOURTEENTH
ELEGANT osBiSET FURNITURE
oy ne sSose % g
pr b ns Il rom Se present oca,cn 10
Union square far tho manufacture - or,
years sufficient guarantees Tor the excelency and
Ihs sess s%si .asssl aussry inland Cabinets
Sosssasss i ana Sass Desks saits leather
Barssa anoss aaa sao@ en- s
n saunwood, rosewood and black walnut; Lounges
aSsss VIM Sss ready ,oi Inspection on and after
Tuesday, Ast ill day OF sale.
MONDAY April q,
No IA between Sixth avenue
senteel Household Furniuss, Comprising velvet Bru
sells and ingram carpets rosewood Parlor suit, in Grim
sna SIDE rabies sronse cocss and iisS1es black wal
sat eues hair escS aR Rsrs d
lSsngs black walnut Es'sns,Sa Table Buffet and
MONDAY. April n.
AT 1915 O'clock. at private residence
No. ~ West Fifteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
HANDSOME HOUSEWIVES rSfna5'' ruRMruRE, made t,
ses g Sss e sss and
striped reps; Centre and side tables Etageres carved
and uommodes Turkish hasy Chairs, Lounges Rockers
sosss and fow sT
TUESDAY. April Is
at luz oclock. at private residence No 500 West Thirty
second between Eighth and Ninth avenues gentee
Household Furniture.
TUESDAY. APRIL 49,
at lO o,c lock at 34 West twenty ninth street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues genteel Household Furni-
ture.
TUESDAY, APRIL %,
at l0s O'Clock private residence, $40 East Twenty
seventh street, between second and Thru avenues,
Genteel Household Furniture, made to order by Roux
Southack. Particulars in time.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80
at 1D% O'Clock at private residence No. East Twenty
Broadway, elegant Household Furni-
made to order, by best city makers Details in
time
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
at 10& o'clock, private residence No. Tvs west Tenth
street, West Fourth street. genee Household Fur
THURSDAY, APRIL 80
at l0a O'Clock, residence NO. 81 West Fifty
fifth street. Fifth gcnteel Household Furni
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wHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR To LET.

AT WHITEsTUNE TO LET. HOUSE GIVE ROOMS
"A anu garden, $is per month"; other Houses with six
70 nne rooms, and garden to each IRON ~ to
montn For sac, ,ouse, six rooms, garden, only 500
cnsh ana 30 per mon h. without interest," till whole
terms .i.o one eight rooms ss,oO double lot 500
casn Daance ~ per month. without interest, TIL all
PAID TOT also one, zen rvos BATH range, Ac. tor $500
OH sInar erms ALSO tho best business Corner IN White
si hspid iransiL this column s;ail on JOHN uLEA
BON room IL sixth floor take elevator, Bennett build-
inE, ~ Nassau streeL and get pass, AMI on sAMUEL
DkAkk RAal Estate ofdoe. near depot, Whitestone.
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TAS. SHoAGOOD. AUCTTONEER.-SAL sSROOM go
81 West rhirty-eighth street. will sell Moniay April IL
at l0H O'Clock A. NJ, at 59 Eighsh avenue between
Thirtyifl and Thirty sixth streets, the
Crockery store stone Piates Pitchers. kwers Glass
ware, Jars Chinaware. Vases siIverplaled Casters
Plchers Forks and spoons, DC. &C., liz posi-
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HOUSE IN NEWARK TO LET LOw-r0ErY MN
gas hie gnr..ens: variety VI IrMm ApPy 70 AlNu .
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HOTEL OR SUMNER BOARDING. HOUSE TO LET
III Containing bout rooms with one acre OF ground,
hne garlen and .i,ustsd = 1i9r r,s STA
ctv nne bathing boating and nsniaf near BY nqMr 70
Mr. POLL o. sOre, Ginordb station, OF Of o. KENT.
1856 West Forty sc veutn street, New YORK.
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cox 00n WORTH ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
VLO.UUU Furniture
atm tim EI

commencing O'Clock. p,i saie residence
2l0 West 2lst st., III avenue consisting arior ut
in satin and broca.el: elegant zee xer Bros Piano
iorte, gilt Centre and Console tables cabinets. oil
Paintings imported Bronzes Bookcases Libra Iables
Sideboard, bin ng Ahars Extension Table, Bedst ads
Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Wardrobes. Wasns.ands
Lounges, fine hair spring Ma tress - rep usn and
haircloth suits, Kitchen Furniture 10 Carpets and an
ul Household Art cles NJ p.-Saie POSI-
tive. ROBERT O. CAsHlN, Auctioneer Compel ent
men to pack and ship goods city country.
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JAMES 7. GRlSWoLD. AUCTIONEER
": n. GRIswoLp; Real Estate ofnces ~ broadway.
Will sell this day tMondayl at lO A. M the Contents of
private dwelling No SIS street consisting Of
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, &c sale without restric-
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THURSDAY, APRIL 80
at l0h O'Clock, at private residence No. 81 West Fifty
fifth street. Fifth avenue gcnteel Household Furn
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER-
ELEGANT FURNITURE MADE BY ALEX. ROUx,
HERTEg BROTHERS AND WARREN WARD CO.
Fine China. Glass and silverplated Ware.
Fine Oil Paintings and Bronzes
Handsome Pier aid Mantel Mrrora


Handsome Pier aid Mantel MTrora
E. H. LUDLOW Co viii sell a, auction, on Tuesday.
adaae RI % ! oeocs 4 II s street, q near
Fin avenue who is about leaving or EUROPE, The ec-
giant aurni,are contained N sa house. consisting in
ami ami snbne ebay and ormor Reception
Table pier and s @sne As Srro1s sssans 6ns
bes sesan
carved black walnut and brdeye maple Duchess Bu;
Brussels Carpets; fine china. Glass and siiserpised
Paintings and Bronzea
choice collection Of verv fine Paintings by Ambcrs.
Baron Breweron oropsey casten te aas innes
Elegant bronze Manlei eiock, bronze Groups. statu-
Tue paintings will be offered immediately after the
by the best city makers Catalogues and permits TO see
BE- had on 70 the S fs
MORRIS WILKINS. AUcTIoNEER.
Elegant Household Furniture
rosewood Billiard Table cconender.
fine moquet Carpets, rep Curtains, &C.;
China and Glassware.
Ell LUDLOW co. will sell BY auction.
WEDNESDAY April %. 1874
atnoclo A.. NJ.
at the private residence 40 50 West Thrtvourth street
between Filth and .ixth avenues
elegant rosewocd raror SUIT dra6 six reps elegant
ss2ss AND gu
Mantei Mirrors Cornce &C. silk ren and lace Curtains
and Lambrequins bronze and gilt Chandeliers; black
Library Table, Bookcases als chars nck wal
na ard Hn.s nS black
walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus Armo res aGIace
Turkish and Easy Chairs CURED HAIR Mattresses boil
Pillows; fine assortment Of On Psin!inss tngrav.
linen shaaes Gas Brackets. Ioiict Cruckery; large
quantity OF inc Ola ssware Cnna, &C. together with
Catalogue se' At No. " Pine street, '"' " ''
M NUssBAUM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co
I. sell this day. at O'clock atz Canal street. gen.
assortment OF Parior Kitchen and Bedroom Furni
MARsHALs snLE.-BY VIRTUE or A CERTAIN
lN directed and delivered,
VII cxl ose to sale on MoniavAprN 1874 = n O'Clock
slip.
Wines, Liquors. 90
a iot OF choice Liquors. Wines, BraUdicss
TnoMxs II. SULLIVAN,
city Marshal
MARsHAps sALE-By BOWIE HITLER, AUC-
M toncers, University place AMI nth street,
on Won lay, April ~ AT II o'clock the Contents
every variety, heirigerators. al sizes; Meat safes
Shoyeis, spades, Rakes Hoes, Broon4 Coal scuttIes
n Masn boilers raiis BIRD Cages, Pot-, Pans Hobby
T Ty,se seyhs Ash Pans ca ana Coiiec iots wash
ZION. CLUB skates, Nails ac., &c.
rs.., JOAN u. HITLER. Marshal
season. Dealers invited. =
M ARsHALs sALg-By VIRTUE or WRIT or
1u execution 70 me directed and delivered viii ex.
pose 0r sale one barrel OF bourbon whisksy on Monday
April ~ 81 lOk O'Clock A. NJ, rRAvkR, WKI0iiIra
~.S~ - ." unspv v.sg 49,,
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UEnNEsnAY APRl

WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
at 10& O'clock private residence No. l93 West Tenth
street. West Fourth street, genteel Household Fur
nture.
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P. fRAvER. AuCTIoNEER.

o.. Elegant Furniture. &c, OF private residence.
TRAYEk 4 WhIGHI Will sell, on MONDAY, April n, at
l0 O'Clock at private residence No 10 asi Thirty
fourth THIRD account of the par
ties going 10 Europe elegant Parlor Suits Centre alb
lace Curtains. Lambreqnins shades. bronze Clocks,
Vases, tine Brussels and other Carpets, Oilcloths,
Mirrors, Ensrayings, carved walnut ana other Bed
sead Rureaus washsards, Wardrobes, hair and other
Mattresses, leather beds Pillows Bedding Parlor and
Cook4n g Stoves Hat stands, pillar Dining Table.
Chairs. Kitchen Furniture. Crockery, Glassware, &c.
Ca aogues morning OF sale.
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TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIoNEER Ssl HUDSON ST.
Elegant Household Furniture,
MONDAY, April II, at l0S o'clock,
of brown stone private residence
S West 18th street. between broadway and Ssh avenue
This Furniture Is really good: made to order;
year. Walnut Parlor and Chamber Suits,
perior library Bookcase, Pier Mirrors English brussels
Carpets French Clocks Extension Table, by Heerdt;
gilt China Sets, &c. Catalogues at house.
MONDAY, at O'Clock,
handsome Household Furniture,
at 1856 West 39th street. It'll and Sth avenues
consisting OF black walnut Paror and Chamber suits
Secretary Bookcase and Wardrobe made to order ine
Carpets and Bedding, dining and Kitchen Furniture,
JAMES CAGNEY, Auciioneer, ISL hudson street,
elegant Household Furniture
TUESDAY, April %. at lo3s o'clock,
at private residence, No West Washington place.
superior wood Piano rosewood Etagere rich lace
Curtains OIL Paintings. french Clocks and Vases eie.
CANT ard Bedding, Ptckhardt SOFA Bed
Catalogues.
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 20
at 10Y O'Clock private residence No East Twenty
second street Broadway, elegant Household Furn
ture made TO order, by best city makers Details in
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E'oR RENr-FUKNT HE'D. A LARGE HOUSE IN
Il Elizabeth, ~ j., within Ave minu es' walk OF depot.
III tile most pleasant parl The cIy all modern
veniences price, 81 no aunum. Address Il. A. w.,
box ax4y New Ork Posi- oiicc
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