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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Yesterday was pleasant.

Yesterday was pleasant.
The epizootic is not very strong.
County court meets next Monday.
Baker and Farron are at the The
B'er.
Yesterday was 8 duu day in local
circles.
The first chancery court meets this
morning.
-TLeGe will he masquerade ball at
Rocco Hall tonight.
Our thanks are hereby rendered the
Southern express company for late eastern
papers,
Recorder Winters yesterday COM
mitted Tom shannon TO Jail on a charge OF
demonstrating.
Andrew Brown, colorei, was arrest
ed yesterday on the charge of Io6bing Mrs
Baumberger's residence on Poplar street.
Saturday night burglars made an
unsuccessful attempt to enter the 81. Louis
lie insurance company's ONCE, NO 9 Madison
street.
Judge Flippin, Of the criminal court,
is row Investigating the charge OF unproies-
: onal conduct against young lawyer OF the
Memphis bar.
Baker and Farron have come. They
will draw full houses during their engagement
81 the Theater this week. Their new play,
Conrad and Ltz1ege, should be seen by every
one.
The oc 7ssion Of the fire-bell slarm
Sund az morning was the burning OF a small
house on the premises Of Mrs l.. NJ. Taylor,
No. 30 Jackson street, North memphis. The
IRE is supposed TO be the work of an inceD-
diary. Mrs. Tas Tor returns thanks to the fire
brigade for their prompt and efficient manner
Ia sabduing the flames.
A good deal of excitement was
caused in the cotton exchange, yesterday
morning, by four burly negroes marching in
carryinZ q =" string of fish twenty five feet
long weigh in the aggregate about one
all about three ahundred specimens of the
fiuny tribe. The fish were the catch OF Messrs
T.. W. Lamb and Horace Briggs, all well
known citizens, on saturday last, and en-
braced bass, trout. white perch, bTim and
Others of the species. The fishermen above
e 50 lake, on Friday, and were early at work
on Saturday morning, and such was the sue.
cess OF their sport that they kept IL up until
compelled 10 stop by the coming darkness
! his celebrated lake. Whlch is reported 10 be
fun of fish at present, is situated about twenty
two miles west of Memphis, on the Little
Rock railroad. Mr.. J. X. France, the proprle-
tor of the cosy liUtle hotel on the margin OF
the lake, has wagon always in waiting 70
carry them TO their destination, where all
IDgers of fishing are certain OF most hearty
welcome. Mine host is prepared 10 provide
Eportsmen with everything in the shape OF
boats, poles, lines, hooks and bait for sport 'on
the lake, and always ready with a most sub
sLantial hot repast when they return, with
comfortable quarters for those who wish 10
sDeud few days at ths lake, The eaten %
above referred TO, after being on exhibition
about an hour. were divided, many OF tue
members on change getting good share.
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PERSONAL

Hon. JOHN c, BURCH left for home
yesterday.
GENERAL SKIFFINGToN, OF Dyers-
burg, is in the city for a few days.
GENERAL LEWIS, well known in coz
nection with the iron and coal interests Of
he state, is in the city for brief visit.
Mr.. Sol. HARPMANN and bride left
for Cincinnati on the seventeenth. May their
trip be pleasant and their life be happy.
ALL Of his Memphis friends will be
glad to learn that'Mr. Seawel, of Little Rock,
ton.
Mr.. J. a. SIGNAIGO, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Grenada Sentinel, is in the city.
lie always receives warm welcome from his
Memphis friends.
Mr.. R B. SPILLMAN, formerly Of
Messrs. Goodwin & Spillman, is now at the
house Of Menken Brothers, where h. will be
glad 10 meet his numerous friends.
Mr. WILL 8. BROOKS, OF the APPEAL,
returned yesterday afternoon from pleasant
visit TO Virginia. He is in excellent health,
and very much improved by his virginia
tour.
MR.. HORACE Z ANDREWS, the pOpu-
lar clerk of the Uni ed states courts, returned
from q very peasant trip TO New York and
Boston, YESTERDAY. de looks as smiling and
joVial, if not more so, than usual.
PHILPs's photographic class opens st
half-past seven o'clock this Tuesday even
ing in the board OF education rooms Odd
Fellows hall. 1t Il highly advantageous that
as many possible should begin the study OF
the art at he came time.
A. J. LAEDAUER, ESQ ore of the
holdest and shrewdeSt cotton buyers that evel
operated here, and a gentleman who stands
among the most popular in his pr, f5sslOn
arrived here from New Orleans on Sunday
evening. He was warmly received on enter
ing the cotton exchange yesterday morning
COLONEL JOHN S. RAINEY, supervis
ing agent OF the Globe Mutual insurance com
pany, OF New York, who has been soJourning
10 the city as the guest of Colonel h. /. ION
IinSOn for the past three weeks, left yesterday
by train for Nashville. His genial and gentle
manly qualities will long be remembered by
Inc many warm friends whose acquaintance
he made during his stay in Memphis.
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sTEAEEB0AZS As.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ICE .ARo AND ST. LOU
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY.
A Corporation that has Given satisiae'
ton to the Assured And been Profit
able 40 its Stockholders.


This company commenced business in
February, 1874, few months after the yell
low-fever had completely Frustrated busin IS
in Men phis, and at d time when it was gem
orally supposed there were as many comp anies
here as would live. Mr.. VIM. Gay, who was
the leading spirit in getting tie stock sub
scribed, was determined to make the expert
ment of organizing another home COM
pRny; and the result of twenty
months business has shown that he
was right. dividend Of five per cent. on
the past six months has been declared as
announced in their card. This result is in
great measure due to the energy and sagacity
of Mr.. Gay, the secretary, who has acted as
secretary, solicitor and surveyor, and has
taken none but good risks. Only ten per cent.
of the capital stock has been paid, and this
amount, by careful and profitable investment,
has been more than doubled. The presi ent
is Mr.. NJ, L. Neacham, one OF the most honor
able and substantial business men of the CITY,
The board OF directors is composed of some OF
our best citizens, representing large
amount of capital. All the loss
es have been adjusted, and promptly paid.
and those who hold policies in the company
speak in the highest terms of its manage
nent and reliability. It is a home instttu-
ton, run by olnphis money, and furnishes
as good guarantees against losses as any com
pany represented here.
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AMUSE NENTls.
The TheateTs

There was q good audience al the
Theater, last night, to witness Eaker and Far
ron n Conrad and Lizzette, play vel! adapt
cd 10 the talent of those two mirth provoking
&C Ors, who are so favOraDly known to the
Jhester-gOers OF Memphis. The house " as
kept in almost continuous laughter during
the entire play. Mr.. George F. ketcham, as
"D'Orsey Brown an insurance agent con-
tTibuted more than an ordinary share OF
pleasure 10 the enjoyment Of the audience.
His facial expression, actions and move
ments generally caused the house to roar with
laughter. 1t is TO be regretted that
this piece does not AFFORD Mr.. Ketch-
am a more conspicuous part We
never tire OF his presence, and hope
to see him in a role where his talent can be
displayed more frequently. The same piece,
CUnrdd and Lizzette, will be Tepe dted to night
II is worth the price OF admission TO see
Ketcham as DORSEY Brown " There will be
a matinee at two O'Clock tomorrow after
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BRET. HART'S novel. Gabriel COnTOy,
begins IN ScTI6ReT's Monthly for November.
The opening is said by the critics 10 be very
powerful. II l. a terrible picture Of q starving
camp. This Is the authors first novel, and il
Is expected to attract wide attention, both in
this country and in Europe. The edition OF
November ScTIbgeT will be seventy-nve thou
sand copies 70 be issued October 10Th.
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The grand reopening OF Chris's "Cap-
itol" takes place on Wednesday morning, The
saloon has been handsomely repainted, redeco-
rated and rejuvinated. splendid old-folks
barbecue for the occasion, to which all old
friends are invited.
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J. A. SiRniagO, "tue rev reliable
second TO none," is IN daily re ,eipt Of fresh
oysters, dsh and game Of all kinds, consisting
OF Quails, prairie chickens, venison and cell
cry, and viii sell the same at as low price ss
any competitor In the city can or will. Don't
forget the mum Der, rs Second street.
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cents per can, at j.
Farrell's, % Jefferson street.
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Novelties

In mourning, note and fancy station
cry; hue pocket books, in Russia and sealskin /;
school rewards, and cOlored picture toy books,
At a +. DOD & CO.'S,
4 NJ
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Doy,n Goes the Price.

ALL-wOoL, boys cashmere suits at SIS,
worth s. 50. They are great bargains. NJ. e.
Chapsky & Bro, N Main street.
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Notice To Planters.

These desiring to secure cotton pick
ers can probably make arrangements to have
their wants supplied by calling at the office
OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
N. s. JAY, q. T. a.
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A Card that is not Meaningless.

have removed to No. "a jefferson street.
l am prepared to make gents garments in
first-cass Sly lie by nrst-class labor as cheap as
Louisville or any ives ern city. Call and see
me. Three first-class coat hands wanted a. "a
jefferson street T. n GEOY.
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Silks! SiIks!!

100 pieces black gros-grain silks at
popular prices, ranging at 81, 81 Is, 81 50. Also
fine stock cashmere silks handspun silks at
unusually low prices.
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FRESH choice table butter received
daily by J. c. Collins, intersection Of Poplar
and Alabama streets.
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Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders,
Hair Oils,
COsmetIque, Etc.
w. II. SEABROOk a co.
DRS. A. WESSON & SONS,
24S MAIN STREET,
&C the Isl and cheapest dentists in the cll
Go TO LeddIn's Business College.

GET ONE of those children's cape over
coats which we are selling at five dollars,
They are worth eight pillars.
NJ. 8. CHAPSKY d BRO, 227 Main street.
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Go TO Mrs. Lsnier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also fine
law library, cheap.
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SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
az s., worth IS, at NJ. s. Chapsky & Bros, 227
Main street
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Carpets! Carpefs!!

At low prices. Handsome ingrsins,
35c, 4Oc, SOC. All wool ingrains, 76c and eoc.
Brussels, tapestry, and other nne carpets,
These are new goods and new styles.
MENKRN BROTHPE,a
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LEUBRIE's cheap hosiery.

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEIHG
and CLEANING House in the city Is st 246
Second street. NS)N WALKER.
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For CHILLs AND FEVER the new
remedy, cincho-quinine, is much cheaper and
more efficacious than sulphate of quinine.
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ReeIfnOf Lake Perch.
SALMON, Red snapper. PickereI

One thousand pounds received at Vic
tor D. Fuchs's game depot, Il jefferson street.
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Latest Styles Boots and Shoes

LADIES' and children's button and
side-laced box-toed shoes a speciality at
VCegen's, 344 Main.
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PERSONAL
I'd EXCHANGE.
STaAXED OK SLoLEE

,-.,ot,GE,- On the nth inst, one lead -cOlored
III bCrsa black main and tall, branded on
In shoulder about tea years olo, NOT
sbo5 A liberal reward viii De palu LOT
ms return TO the corner Of Jones avenue and
h ia 10 OK. sToCKsLAYER.
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FREIGHT.

hFFICE OF ChicOt, Pine Blum and Little
" Rock Railroad; Offic OF Mississippi
OUachita and r ed tslver ,.RilTOad, az No 800
Front street The roads are now in frst-Cl SIS
runDing order, and shippers can rely on no
detention from either road, and the lowest
rates OF freight 10 Pine Bluff and all points
Will be given on app icatiOn .
se2I JNO. 4: MASHINTOS. Agent.
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ATTEETIoN.-Fall and winter apparel
dyed and cleaned 10 perfection at the Mem
pbis Steam .Dyeing establishment, 81 n adj
Efr
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BOx-toes, extension.toes, Scotch bot
toms, made to order at lowest rates, at 3+i
Main street. j. w. NOEGELI.
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LARGE LOT OF SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED CASHMERE PANTS
AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
Together with largest stock OF
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Ever offered at Retail in Memphis.
ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION.
GRUBBS & AUSTIN, $50 Main street.
LEUBRIE's closks less than cost.
BOUQUETS and ont flowers at Craig's.

WIN. M'ANALLY is at the Eagle boot
and shoe store, 344 Main street, where he
would be pIeased to see his friends, anG can
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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FUR NITURE
ND
Carpet House
IN THE CITY.

/ viii be glad to see any and all Of rov ALL
friends at my new headquarters, and HrgE
upon them TO favor me with their paF-ooa9e
aud influence in this my line Of tr..Je Th5y
may rely upon honorable and liberal CeaIfDS
for which believe my experience OF over
forty years has given me some reputation vii n
all who have had business with me, or VINO
know me personally. respectfully.
OctlI J. r. MCEINNEY GE
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RoomS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD.
nOAR ING By MRS. N. ]. ELLiuTT-At
II No s. Poplar 81. superior boarding ana
lodging, IS per week; day board " per week.
EyIKST-CLASS BOARD and pleasant rooms
II at I7g Second street.
rHOICE ROOMS-With board SO per month'
1 ADDRESS MErCHANT, Appeal ONCE.
TX rCnr,s al IO4 COURT ST.
IVPTENDID ROOM, WITH BOARD-Terms
- moderate ILY STUT. =
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DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

sEMEXTs-sgcosP pAcr Visi III, column.
BILLIARDS-sEcoND PAGE-sxth column.
s9AAPBEESS wATH9SGpS hNt 9Sl1m
BRo6KIYS T REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoSD
BUSINESS BUSINESS uuPsPftopGGriiUjSSIirGrs-NrNrn PAGE
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcOsD PAcE-FIrst
cLERSs AND sALEsMEN-srvEsrH PAcE-slxth col
ooAcHTEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGr--sixth
coAsfWisE sTEAMsHIPs-srcosD PAor-Third and
GS:f SS'3Gs ~, ...o,, .o
COUNTRY BoARD-IHIRD PAGE-First and second col
pENffsTky-s PAsz-StTtp c sIq MN avn
uNFURSIsHED - go PAcE-seeond column.
Ev.SFToog.nsr PAen7fseend sSla%n: :, a., :,
FiNANCIAL-NINrn PAGE
Fo Fur Hh' Rooms AND IP%Ei%ENTs TO LET
SECOND PAcE-second column.
FRESomI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ' rAaH-rhlrd col
HELP wASrED-FAMALEs-srvr PAcK-Fifth
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FIRsT PAoE-ihrd and
HOUSES, MONS &C. %&S SYGpn PAGE
ISsgh lT5sS; SSS PAen-sixth column
Legal NoTICEs~FIRsr rAeENFourth colomn
LOST AND FouSD-f'Rsr PAGs-First and second col
r4e1S1n column
MEDIC AL--SRcoED PAcE-Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
NsT rAesslsE9 column
PEtSONAls-FIRsr PACE-First column.
PIANOFoRTES, ORGANS. &C-skcosD PAGE-sixth
column.
POtI1ICAL-FRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
PROPOSALS-TRArH PAGE. iXth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
sETHfF" oGf FOR SALE OR
RENf-sEcOND PAcE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCllANGE-SEcosD PAGE-First
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoSD PAGE-First column
STAURANTS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
REWARDS-FtRsr PAGE--Second column
BALES AT AUCIION-Fmsr PAcR-tifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGER
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES--sEvESrn PAGE-Fifth
SPECIAL N0TICES-Fmsr PAGE-Second column
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FRSr PAGE-Ihird
column.
SUMNER KESORTS-THIRD PAGE--second column.
THE TRADE lump PAGk-1hrd column.
TIE TUkF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LEr-
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
WATCHES JEWELkY &C.-sEcoYD PAGE-First col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-SRcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
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LEGAL NOTICES.
I,OUkT OF CHANCERY. IRELAND.

(IOURT OF CHANCERY IRELAND.
" RE WILLIAM JOHNSTON DECEASED.
Whereas William johnston, late of somerset Black
rock in the county VI Dublin ana formerly OF the city
Limerick, Esquire being possessed OF considerable
and personal Estate, made his will bearing
I'D day OF March, ~, and which was proved the
Probate. in Ireland the 10Th day of Octo-
ber 1870 which will atter sundry deviscs and bequests
contains the following disposition OF the residue the
tcstators real and personal estate AMI TO all the
OF properly OF every nature and kind
subject aforesaid will and direct that shall be
Sold by executors, aud that after payment OF said
several sums therein speclried) my executors shall
apply the residue OF my property IN the following pro
portions. that is TO say:-Equally between nl my
pephews and nicces but my will and Intention Is ana
hereby direct, that so long my sisters, Mrs Ellen
Evans and Mrs Margaret Robinson shall live they shall
be entitled to the interest and profits OF any
property TO wn ch their children shah become entitled
And whereas decree has been made III the Hih Court
OF Uhancery in ireland carrying the trusts of
the will and the admin istraton OF the
said testaior Now all claiming under the
of said VIII to nephcws OF the said Will
lam Johnston those who have already appeared
who have been served with notice of the said
ereby required, before the LIST day Of Novem
ber 1875 TO lodge their CLAIMS supported by adavlt at
Chambers OF The Right Honorable the Master of
Rolls at the -Four Courts, Inn QUAY the CITY of Dub
lin, IN deault thereof they VIII 90 excluded from the
benefit OF said decree.
Dated this 1lth day OF May, 1873
b. l.. WhlrESTONE, Chief Clerk
DALTON SMITH Solicitors tor the Plaintiffs having
carriage of the decree, No IL ST. stephens Green Dub
lin, Ireland.
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1lHE COURT OF CHANCERY FOR oNTARIo.-IN
the matter OF the southwest quarter OF lot No. IS
the eighth concession OF the township Of smith, in the
county OF Peterborough in the province or Ontario and
Dominion OF Canada.
Notice is hereby gwen that william John Maidens of
the OF Peterborough Ia the said county OF Peter.
land heir at law Margaret Wood, the wife
Patrick Wood who the county Of AVIAN, Ire
Iand about year 1873 and settled In the said
county PeterDoroug, but IL appearing that the said
Patrick Wood anu Margaret God had three children,
Ann Wood, william Wood and Robert Wood, who lett
Canada in to the lSlv AMI went is sup
posed reside III the United states the said Ann Wood
10 city OF New York and the sand William and
Wood were supposed To have joined the United
States Army and have not been heard OF for many
years supposed to he dead without ISSUE but
entitled To u interest Ia said lands heirs OF the said
Margaret Wood therefore, the said Anu Wood, William
Woo and Robert Wood such OF them living snd
the descendants Qt Of such OF them dea
10 notice that they lodge their claim in
writing verified by AFFIDAVIT stating the particulars
thereof chambers In the said Of Peterbor-
ough before the 9TH day OF November, A. d., 1873
and copy on the said William John Maidens or
Messrs Dennisoun Bros. Hall his solicitors at the
said town OF Icterborougn ana In default, every such
claim will be barred ann the uue OF the said William
and In equity, subject 10 the reservations
toned tho seventeenth section OF the Act tor QUIET
ing titles 10 Real Estate in Upper Canada" and thei
numbered one, two, three and .Our.
Dated PeteTboro, ONTARIO Canada, this Z3d day o.
June, A. D., 1875 -
W. II. WELLER. Referee OF Titles
DxaHIsroUN BROS HALL, solicitors for said MaiGens
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A UCrION -EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE
N This Wednesday morning, ~ o. clock positively,
the entire houschou Furniture
OF i've story brown stone mansion

No AZ West ldh street, near 5th avenue.
two elegant four round ~ octave Pianofortes,
steinway and Decker Bros,
handsome Pdror Is. i'll drab and tan; satin and
coteain brocatel and reps Turkish and spanish
Lounges, Easy Chairs btagere inaid Cabinets Centre
Console Tables IS fine oil Paintings, bronze Figures
Clocks sauary, q elegant Mirrors different sizes La
brary and Book Library Tables Desks.
Turkish suits; Chamber suits, in solid walnut in
laid gold and ebony IL other Chamber Sets he stcads,
Dressing Cases Blu reaus Armore -sacc, Washstands
Chairs Rockers Tables 40 elegant hair and spring Mat
tresses, Pillows inlaid pillar Extension Table, plain
Extension Table, buffet Chairs III leather; siverware
Crockcry Haircloh Suits - velvet, brussels and in
gram Carpets, Hall Stauh, Kitchen Furniture. &c
~ B-Sale positive. FAKE sixth avenue nr University
pack and ship goods
- ROBERT q. CASHIN. Auctioneer.
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CuERIFF'S SALE or HORSES, TRUCKS, HARNESS,
- &c.-S. HERMAN, Sherins AuctIoneer Sc lis this da
swednesday, July All O'clock NJ at the corner Of
Trucks, two sets OF double Harness &c.
WILLIAM 9. CONNER, Sheriff
JAMES CARaAuER Deputy.
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CHERIFF's SALE or STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
- first class Liquor Stores. HERM An, herld's
Auctionecr, sells TINS day tWednes iay) July at
O'clock at No O7 Hester street the entire stock and
fixtures the above place consisting Ales Wines
Liquors BrandicA hogshs ais Of Ale. &c. also Ale
Pumps, Liquor Measures, Glassware empty Casks and
Barrels, Counters shelving, Mrrors, &c.
t WILLIAM q. CONNER, Sheriff.
WILLIAM II. CARROLL Deputy.
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LOR SALE CaEAP-WINE ROOM, THREE YEARS
lease; rent; doing good business; great bar.
gain; must be sold. Apply 70 THoS. GAFFNEY, No. II
70 etrQ
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

LrOR sALE-A GENTLEMANis ROAD TURNOUT,
l. Troting Horse. l5s4 hands high, years Old can
trot n mile IN 2:tO sale sound Kind and gentle
hight top Wagon two sets OF Harness as good as new
Apply al the American Hotel, close 10 the Houston
street Ferry Williamsburg