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The New York herald., 1875-09-12
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
M ALTMAN 4 CO.. IoTm sT AND sTH Av
NJ. ALTMAN Co
soNNETs
: ROUND HATS
NJ. ALTMAN 4 co9--3M. ALrMANA CO.
= SILKS RIBBONS
AND AND
: vELvETs .nons LAcEs :
n. ALTMAN CO. o-----9M ALTMASs CO
FLOWERS
AND
FEATHERS.
Il. ALTMAN 4 c5
We offer FOR sale tomorrow balance of the
200 PIECES DRESS SILKS,
many of which purchased Friday at the
auction rooms Of
FIELD. MORRIS, FENNER 4 CO.,
being the las, special peremptory sale of imported
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS
From among goods we are pleased to more espe.
ciny call tho attention Of our patrons to the following
makes and prices
5a5 yards 2oneh black GEos ae Rhine A. Soc yard
REGULAR RETAIL PRICE, 81
4le yards 2oinch black Gros de Rhine better quality
REGULAR RETAIL. PRiiicE:,' ST 25 ''S' '''u
- '' THIS SILK is 4 BARGAIN AT 81 Is. - '''''
ess, yards 24Ineh caehemers Angase silk 81 &C yard
A DECIDED NOVELTY IN DRESS SILKS.
40 yards eoInch gros grain American make, 81 yard
800 yards aanch gros grain American very hnc 81 10 yd
O'1' ' Az EXTRA FINE BLACK SILK
7S' yards f'S qGHf 5i1 5 57 7 % e
900 yards % inch GnchfmSEe Sr psh rs yard
800 fVf 2E e % WI fs R Ct yard
1000 yards 24inch Cachemcre finish. extra make at
THIS SILK WAS IMPORTED, COST 81 81.
1000 yards esinch sublime" lustrc oachcmcre at
ELEGANT SOFT LusTRE SILK, WARRANTED
2o7 yards first quality sublime" finish Cachcmerc, at
81 Al yard
THIS SILK is WELL WORTH SO YARD.
2o5 yards finest Cachemere black Silk, sublime" at
PRICE OBTAINING ELSEWHERE FROM s4 TO So
pieces gros grain silk the newest cloth shades
prominent among which the Russian and myrtle
fine gros grain Silk 20 inches, 81 40 yard
The other - inch heavy grain, 81 81 yard,
all of which will be for sale tomorrow,
MONDAY, September l3.
Our regular Fall and Winter Price List containing full
and accurate description, together with prices of
TWENTY EIGHT HUNDRED ARTICLES,
is ready and will be free receipt Of address and
stamp for postage
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90.
OUR REGULAR FALL OPENING OF PATTERN BON.
NETS AND ROUND HATS TAKES PLACE
NJ. ALTMAN L CO.,
Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue.
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Madison avenue aud Fory.secoud street.
Hours Of service ~ 10i, O'Clock a. VI. and4PM
Etv. Morris 81 Tying Wii pnnc!n
The Sunday sclu0 viii reopen at O'Clock A. W. and ~
T.. ST.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT HARVARD ROOMS. RESERVOIR SQUARE DR.
~ West holds public sunday, nt 1Ob spiritual
conference 2ls Prof Hume at "a, Oh spirtuasm and
Social Rclorin.r
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CITY oE BOSTON.
Proposals for Water Loan
(God)
for
Sl,WOOOO.

Cry TRrssuRERs oFricF BosroS, Sept G, 1875.
In pursuance Of vote of the Committee Finance ~
the City Council sealed proposals will be received by the
Treasurer OF the city of Boston until IL o'clock NJ
part Of the Water Loan Of sl!ooO,OOo to be issued
under authority OF the order OF the CITY Council
BOSTON dated February 26 1875 the purpose provid
ing additional supply OF for said city. The Bonds
win be dated October 1879 and will be due 80 wears from
that date bearing interest emi annually in April anc
October NJ per cent per anhum, both principal and in
forest payable IN gold The loan will be issued IN cecatei
of LOO each, with interest coupons attached n regis
tered certificates uf any of thousands Iht
loan VIII hc secured by sinking fund providing Tor It's 70
dcmption at maturity.
all proposals must be sealed, and addressed to G. II
Dennic Treasurer, and indorsed Proposals ior waite
Lonn.N Each proposal specify clearly the amount
loan desired and the price offered for the same ~ pro
posals will be opened IN the presence OF the C9mtee es
Finance City Treasurer Saturday, September ~ $50
at u o'clock NJ The right hereby reserved 6 reject any
or oil proposals. g. II; ~. DENNNlE.
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DRY GOODS.
AL. coNKLING COMPANY,
between Eighth and Ninth ssssta
ONE BLOCK BELOW A r STEWART CO.
BEG To ANNOUNCE
THEIR FALL OPENING
NEW GOODS.
AT THEIR Usual POPULAR PRICES
F00FFEEEAAEE FFEicES FFEEiccEES
SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS
LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
LAcEs.
FINE WHITE GOODS
CLOTHS
hosiery AND UNDERWEAR
WE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
BLACK SILKS
which we win have on exhibition ,--
An elegant quality black gros grain at 81.
Superior quality cachemire finish 81 IS recently SOLD
mire sublime et s. So 81 IS 81 81 IS 81 SO g rs "a
So 90 80 10 and 81 the best valne ever offered In s city
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Grenobc Serge, in all the new cloth shades at
23e positive value, 4Oc lI
Superb Cancels Hair Cloth for sacques and ovefsks
cames hair. 62lsc. yard
Elegant black and white checked Castor Cloth very
and desirable. 3I5sc u yard
Elegant Knickerbocker cainers Cloth. tho latest
novelty in dress material IL yards wide, 81 a yard
Elegant spzbergen Mixtures fall suitings, IL yards
wide, 81 yard
Lupins superior black Cashmere all WOOL TX yards wide
Toe yard
Black English Cashmere superior quality yard wds.
SPECIAL NOVELTY
Matelasse Velvets, for sacques and overskr 81 ayard
VISIT OF INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED.
{oWY G;,IIATs KAgeHRAS, n goSkaISe 9 k1,SG CO.
w II. CoNKLING. } Eighth and Ninth streets
A. NEW DRY GOODS.
1875. Fall OPENING ,s1a
s. C. JOHNSTON,
BROADWAY, FIFTH AVENUE ANT
TwENTY-sEo0ND STREET.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia,
win exhibit retail
tho bulk of their
whole importation
Of
SILKS.
INDIA sHAwLs,
DRESS GOODS.
-cLpAKs MANTLEs AND SUITS
BLACK GOODS.
Linens and Blankets, Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents Undercothns,
French and English White Goods.
cloths for ladies', gents and boys wear.
UPHOLSTERY
sa,ins Damasks, Reps Curtains, Ae
CARPETS.
India French, English and American.
DENTS
celebrated London made
KID GLOVES,
for
ladies and Gentlemen,
all sizes
To Americans who have visited Europe and used these
gloves unnecessary recommend them they have
worldwide reputation for durability and finish
Samples of Dry Goods gatutousy to all parts Of the
country application thus enabling outoftown parties Il
purchase the newest fabrics and the latest advan
tageousy residents of New York city.
sent by express all parts of the country.
J. & c. JOHNSTON,
Broadway Fifth and Twenty second street.
:
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
A -A.-MMES. PORTER DOANE,
~. o49 Broadway and 179 Fifth avenue,
importers Of
and elegant designs in
French Bonncts
and English Round nats.
A -MAISON WALTON, s62 BROADWAY. ABOVE
N. Union square have just received novelties in Parl
Bonne and English Round Hats from the leading house
of Europe; also Mourning Goods from W. c. Jay Co,
Regent street
A MILE. PRINCE NO . UNION SQUARE BRoAD-
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

DHuRCH OF THE RESURRECTION. EIGHTY FIFTH
" street. between Lexington and Third avenues-Divne
sorvcc by rector DIR Fagg the morning. sun
day school at p so =. NJ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST FIFTH AVE.
~ nue. above Forty-hn street Rev. r. $ Rowland y D.
rector-services sunday 18th inst II A. NJ and 30
D. NJ Rev Dr. Davenport will preach at the evening
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CRossLEY's CARPETS
CROSSLEY'S CARPETS.
CRossLEY's CARPETS
CRossLEY's CARPETS.
CRossLEY's CARPETS.
CRossLEYs CARPETS
CRossLEY's CARPETS
CRosSLEY's CARPETS
CRoSsLEY's CARPETS.
CROSSLEY's CARPETS.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL. =.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL
English body Brussels ST per yard Tapestry Brussels
81; 3ply, 81 20; ngrans from Soc Oiclohs from 4oc.
English Druggcts all sizes Agents for English Lnoeum
j. g. j. W. CROssLEY.
800 and 322 Broadway, corner Pearl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LAWYER OF EXPERIENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY
n will take claims without fees in advance. Address
box 2O7 Herald Office.
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L. SHAW,
50 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, near Sixth
BRANCH STORE
36f Bowery corner Fourth street.
The finest collection Of Human Hair Goods positively
tailed at wholesale prices
Satisfaction guaranteed goods returnabc. The latest
novelty received direct from Paris.
THE SARATOGACTIGNON price $40
Chignons 81 and upward,
Invisible Fronts stylish, for ladies o all ages,
hand In large variety and made 20 order at shortest notice.
81 and upward.
Price List.
Finest punlty Hair Switches, solid. not dyed.
~ inches, ounce wcignt
inches. ounce weight
inches ounce weight ...........
~ inches. ounce weight 10
Ahandsomc collection Of Curs and Switches hand In
the shades, very low prices Combngs made mp,
25c and 5oc per ounce; or by newly invented method.
roots put ali one way. 81 per
Ladies should not fail to call newly opened estah.
lshmcnt "a West Fourteenth street where all the novelties
of the displayed Ia great variety.
r. Coudrnys "Auroran bleach shade OF hair a
golden blonde. 50 80 per bottle.
T. Coudray's Hair Tonic, 81 per bottle.
r. Courays Secret of Beauty Creme Bnnchcn Tor the
compile Non. 81 per box.
XII wrinkles IN the face by our newly imported
"Dermatinc,' 81 per bottle
Goods sent to all the states when prepaid free Of oil
charges or G. O. d.. with privilege OF examination.
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NENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
~ Seventh avenue, Fourteenth street.-The pastor
Rev O. s Narrower will preach at loS A. NJ and "a T. NJ
Strangers cordially invited
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
THE MARCH TO. THE SEA.

The cottage by the sea, presented to
the President shortly after his election
by a host of admirers, all of whom
wanted office and afterwards received
it, has been aired, repaired and put in
order for occupancy. The advance
guard of the White House brigade
left Washington some time since to
prepare the way for the coming
of the main army, which was
expected to follow as soon as the Com
mander-in- Chief completed his bid for
the third term. Early this week, as
soon as the President had recovered
from the effect of stimulants pre-
scribed by the political physicians to
steady his nerves while the comments
of the press on the third-term bid we're
being received at headquarters, the
White House was vacated and the
army of occupation took up its line of
march to the sea. The President was
accompanied by his retinue of syco-
plants and the measurer of the Wash
ington ring contracts, General Babcock,
the simple enumeration of whose many
civil and military offices would ell q
page. This imposing array marched
out of the Capital with flags flying,
drums beating, and the faint cheers of
a few third. termers who followed the
cavalcade to Long Branch to press
their claims for Federal appointments.
The march was accomplished success
fully, and Grant has demonstrated to
an appreciate people that he can march
to the sea at less expense to the
country and in much less time than
Sherman, and that he is therefore en-
titled to third-term lease of the White
House, with the privilege of holding it
for life.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
SYMPATHY.
By A RESIDENT OF wINNEMUccA.


An angel roaming through the air,
Clothed in white and very fair,
With plying glance, to the dark earth bent,
And plucked the sweetest flower that lent
To our home its kindly light.
Gathered our sweetest, blossoming rose,
Gathered to shield till lifes long close,
Sadly signing, she thought of the years
That, quickly passing, brought but tears,
And said, =" 1t must not be !"
Safe from danger the sweet flower lay,
Passed from light to endless day
Now softly raising its petals bright,
Nodding and passing from our sight,
To brightest realms above.
We, weeping, murmured, " She is dead"
But the bright angel overhead
Whispered low ct our sorrowing strife,
" Not dead, but passed to newer life,
In heavens realms above"
Sorrowing friend. oh, weep no more
For thy child, who's safe on heavens shore;
Safe from the fears and cares Of earth,
Safe from the dangers which from birth
Surround all human kind.
Remember Him who while on earth,
Pronounced one man OF far more worth
Than the sparrow, which falls not to the
ground
Unmarked. and added, gazing round,
"Let children come to me-"
He has the power to comfort and stay,
The power to guide in the future way,
The power to cheer us while we're here,
To check the sob and dry the tear,
And welcome home at last
June l, 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

The passenger trains of the Central
Pacific and Virginia and Truckee
Railroads collided at Reno Thursday
night. The platforms were broken off
of four cars of the Virginia train, and
the Central Pacific cars escaped unin-
lnred. The trains of that little crooked
road have no business bucking against
the west end of the great continental
railroad, even if it has got a bonanza
at the other end of it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

AT the funeral of Mrs. John j. Knox,
mother of the Controller of the Cur
rency at Knoxboro, New York, last
week, one son, Rev. DR.. Charles E.
Knox of New Jersey, offered prayer,
another son, Rev. DR.. William E.
Knox of Elmira, New York, made ali
address, and the eight sons and sons
in-law acted as pall-bearers. A remark
able fact alluded to by the address of
the son was that the house, built nearly
sixty years ago for the deceased
mother. when she was a youthful
bride, and for a long time occupied
by a large family of children, had
never been entered by death until the
mother was taken.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
CIsvving OF.
From the Detroit Free Press

From the Detroit Free Press.l
Yesterday. as a policeman was stroll
ing past house on Fourth street East,
woman, having her sleeves rolled up
and her hands covered with -four, ran
out to the gate and called to him:
Z" It's little delicate, she said, as
she leaned over the gate and tried to
blush, but I'm person that knows
my rights, and besides, l m all alone
in the world and no one to advise
me-"
g Speak your mind freely, madam,
replied the officer, as he tapped on the
fence with his baton.
" You know all about the law, DONE
you?" she inquired.
L" Everything, madam. | can tell
you how to 90 to work in an admiral
ty case, and bring you from that down
through divorce, bankruptcy, arson,
burglary, false pretences, hitching
horse to shade tree, and getting in
toxicated."
Z" It's little delicate" she softly
said, as she rubbed the -four off her
hands g but as l said before, I'm all
alone"
Trust me. madam-repose conf
dence in me, he replied, swelling out
his chest.
" Well s'posen you were widow,
&" Yes madam,
:" And s'posen one of the boarders
gave you breast-pin?"
Z" | see madam"
And s'posen he smiled on you,
and sent you poetry, and asked you
to ride out on Sunday, and the neigh
bors whispered around that you were
engaged"
Proceed, madam i congratulate
you"
8" No, you mustn't for s'posen after
all this he suddenly began to claw off,
and didn't smile on you any more,
and didn't praise your cooking any
more, and took another woman to the
minstrel show
I" All! the traitor! Perhaps he has
transferred his affectians to some one
else"
That's what think. / know it's
a little delicate, bat I'm all alone in
the world, you see, and | want to know
if there isn't law to bear on him. 1t
isn't right TO go and encourage a lone
woman like me, and then claw of"
=" He ought to be roasted alive, he
hadw
:" i don't know as I'd want him ar
| rested, but I'd like to have you call on
him and make threats. Tell him he's
liable to State Prison for clawing off
this way. / tell you it's pretty Sc
rious thing to 60 and encourage a
woman of my age and then skulk
around behind the hencoop all of a
studded. Isn't there law"
:" Less see? l hardly think there
is"
f" Well, you can call ON him. Take
him alone - look here - have your
handouts in sight. Just tell him that
you know all about it, and that I'm
good-hearted, pleasant. rich and that
he'd better be careful how he Frances
around or he'll think tornado struck
him."
The officer promised, and she rub
bed cloud of -four off her hands and
ran up the path with a light heart.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

The Lieutenant Governor Of Mich
igan, FL. II. Holt, was caned last week
by a man named Trott, a prominent
citizen of Muskegan, for an alleged in
suit to his wife. The Gaming was quite
severe, bat he stood il remarkably
well.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

CARLETON, the publisher, has paid
the family of the late Joseph Rodman
Drake $4,000 as their share of the
profits from the sale of brakes little
poem, The Culprit Fay" The poem
had been circulating in the newspapers
ever since 1919, Drake never having
received cent for it, when in 1859, a
conversation with N. p. Willis, who
was then with George p. Morris. pro-
prietor of the Home Journal, suggest
ed to Carleton the idea of publishing
bound edition of it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

The Court of Claims at Washington,
in the case of the United States against
the Union Pacific Railroad, has de-
cided against the Government The
case involved the payment of interest
on the bonds issued by the Government
to aid in constructing the road. The
Court held that according to the terms
of the contract the Government was
bound to furnish the railroad with suf-
icient employment in the transporta-
ton of freight and troops to take out
the interest on the bonds advanced,
and the railroad company could not be
held accountable for the failure of the
Government to comply with the terms
of the agreement.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
NEW TO-DAY.
r. GO "A. MI.

4 CHILLED COMMUNICATION of
"A Winnemucca Lodge No. 10. FL a
A. NJ, will be held this SATURDAY. " ~
evening. Ju 5th. sojouning Breth. w
rem are invited to attend
J. Il. SABINE, Secretary.
by order of the w. M.--je5 1t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

Four children of s. M. Christian
were burned to death at Versailles,
Ohio, last Wednesday by the explosion
of can Of kerosene, with which one
of them was endeavoring to kindle a
kitchen fire.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

An aristocratic New Yorker, on being
requested by rich and vulgar young
fellow for permission to marry :" one of
his girls" gave this rather crushing
reply: Certainly; which would you
prefer, the housemaid or the COOKE"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

GENERAL Curtis Lee, son of Robert
E. Lee and President of Washington
and Lee College at Lexington, Virginia,
has been making trip through the
South, during which he was enthusiasts
tically received at the different places
he visited
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05
3 SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

The Leopard mine made another
shipment of 900 on the 31st ult.
The Empire mine at Grass Valley
sent down $24, 600 on the 1st inst.
A dividend of per cent. will be paid
by the Merchants Exchange Bank on
the 10th.
Another shipment of $167, 800 left
the Consolidated Virginia mine yester-
day.
No crude bullion will be received at
the San Francisco Mint after the 10th
instant until July /. The annual set
Element will take place during the in
terval.
Three more mining assessments have
been levied, as follows: Edith Quick
silver, rs cents per share, delinquent
July 10; Eureka Mining and Smelling
Company, cents per share, delinquent
July 8; Nevada Gold and Silver, rs
cents per share, delinquent July s.
At Pottsville, Pa, yesterday morn
ing, all the colleries resumed work. 1t
is thought in town it will be necessary
TO retain the troops several days to in
sure constant work.
The Indians and Secretary Delano
had another interview yesterday, and
the latter added further inducements
TO them, which he desired them to take
home to their people, and get an an
swer back as soon as possible.
The Sioux Indians were photographed
yesterday in a group, excepting Red
Cloud, who declined, saying his picture
could be had by paying him S25.
1t is reported at Pottsville, Pa, that
two soldiers were shot at Shenandoah
by the strikers.
In the Circuit Court at Cincinnati on
Thursday the case of Davenport VS.. the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
$4,000 worth of Western Union stock
alleged to have been fraudulently trans
ferred, was decided in favor of Daven-
port.
Fire at Salem, Oregon, yesterday,
loss $4,000. '.''
Some valuable lace dresses, etc, for
merly belonging to the Empress Eu-
genie, We're captured in Washington
yesterday at pawn shop. They were
sold in England and struggled to this
country.
There are seventy-two political pris-
oners at Havana from the Argentine
Republic.
Evarts, in the Beecher case yester-
day, had large audience to listen to
his argument. At the close of his adj
dress in the afternoon he was applaud
ed. He will close on Tuesday next.
The Carlist General Saballas has been
repulsed by Blanco.
A special officer has left Columbus,
Ohio, to arrest H. r. Rice in California
for embezzlement.
A Coroner's inquest, held on the
Holyoke disaster, blames no particular
individual, but censures the construc-
ton of the building.
George W. Penlberton, who killed
Mrs. Bingham in Boston last March has
been found guilty of murder in the
first degree.
Near Goldsboro, Pa, yesterday, Doul
Harris and man named Wagonhurst
were killed by boiler explosion. Sew
eral others were seriously injured.
Atthe Sacramento County Republican
Convention held yesterday, nomina-
tons were made as follows. Senator,
Amos Adams; Assemblymen, DR.. R.
w. Murphy, P. J. Hoffen. and w. c.
Crossette; County Judge, r. Q. Clark !;
Sheriff, Moses Drew-a very strong
ticket. The nominations not being
finished. the convention adjourned to 8
O'Clock this morning.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-05

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
will be in session next Monday, having
adjourned to that day some three weeks
ago.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Mt 10 A. NJ, at the Art
Rooms, sl7 Broadway, and now exhibition,
large collection of elegant Vases; Bronzes Clocks,
Lacuuer 10.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
SALES Ar AUCTION.


A., SaesIooms los Liberty, and Ill Cedar street
xoO dozen Toys second hand Furniture BeddfnRa
leIures Holiday Presents Groceries. Dry Goods Ac &c
RY GEO FAxoN, AUcTIoNRER.
- :. at fhe auction salesroom,
30 no. ~ washington place. New York
hAkE OLD WINES AT AUCTION
hcudns lew choice Hungarian italian brands THIS
uay ana tomorrow December 81
WILL BE OFFERED 5000 CASES OF VINES =,
as Oowe The attention OF invited 10 thM
sale as we guarantee the brands = ~~ = -
Old Tokay, 1858; Lacra Machrista Is47. vary Ana
Optmus Port, 81 private and choice - ~
Old Oporo Port. lS53; club.
Old London Dock Port, 1887; amateur
Old AndnluHian Port. and very fine urivata
Old Dry Malaga. Duf Gordon Sherry
Old London Club Canafie. Golden Mosere l95g-7
We particularly solicit the judgment Of lovers ne wines
and experts In the various qualities and the winea
offered rs to age, aroma purity and excellence.
Sale positive, without any reserve whatever.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
CUTLERY, HARDWARE AND roYs.
B1ssELL wELLEs 4 MILLET. Auctioneers

THIS DAY (Tuesday), December 81, at loJ5 "A. NJ,
az No. rs Murray street.
Hardware, Cutlery and French Timed Ware 100C
dozen American Table Knives Forks 400 pairs skates
500 lbs steel Toe Gaks so Clocks full line French and Sill
yer Plated Ware. seds &c. 10 also 100 lots TOYS.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
ART IN FURNITURE 4

The sale contains 1S of fine Lacquer inst recev
direct from Japan comprising very large Quantities a
nearly 100 varieties
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY at . 80 /
NJ each day, at the Clinton Hall Salerooms Now g,
hibition.
ORIENTAL WARES AND ANTIQUITIES.
This days sale comprises the Cloisonne Enamel
Faiences, fine Japanese Lacques Fabrco the
&C, &c.