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The New York herald., 1876-11-18
NAVAL EkErA AsArIONS.
DENIAL THAT THE ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN
NAVY YARD HAS AMI SPECIAL sIGxIFIcAScE-
GETTING THE FnIcATE TRENTON READY ron
lpY TEsEanArH 10 THE HERALD

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. 1870
report from Brooklyn that warliko preparations
visible in the Navy Yard thcre is attributed tho
fact that orders have been given hasten The compile
ton OF the irigate Trenton, now building at the
yard that she may be ready for by March next
ut the iurthest; seventy additional being put to
work upon her. Captain John Lee DAVIS, on
duty meusbcr os the lighthouse Board, win DO
assigned to tho command Of tho vessel, which will
be sent to tho Mediterranean the flagship
OF Rear Admiral John l.. wordcn. commanding tho
Europcaa aeeG Chlct Engineer EDWIN Flthian and
Pay Inspector Edward Foster will be ordered to duty
the vcsssi and her arrival out viii be assigned
fleet engineer and fleet pymaslcr Admiral wor-
den's staff There arc now nearly 5UO men employed
and about the vessel The Trenton will have
battery OF eleven tcninnh rcd Dahlgrcn guns altered
from eeven-inch smooth bores which VIII BIO ibe most
poweriui battery in the the Trenton Is n
OF 800 tons. actual measurement, AMI nearly 1000
tons displacement, aud when completed will be the
most powerful uuaeuAaved WAY vessel IN the world.
VISIT TO THE NAVAL STATIONS.
The Taapoosa Will leave the Washington Navy Yard
Monday next tov' Pey4kOy ai, :. o., with Admiral
Porter. Vice admiral Rowan, Rear Admiral Davis,
Chief Engineer King and Naval Constructor Easily
visit the various uaval STATIONS ,he A,annc
ana report The advsabilty OF closing
of them.
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NEW YORK

OFFICIAL RETURNS or COUNTIES
PouGuKEgrsrE, Noy. II, 1870.
The official canvass for Duchess county gives tho
following republican maioritics Hayes, 33s; Nor
gan. $50 Rogers 5l6 Spencer. 5l2 rrowbridgc, SIT;
kctchum for Congress. !, "a; Hammond for ASSEM-
bly,, 1o2; Webb, Tor Assembly. 36l.
For the amendment in relation 10 the office Of Canal
Commissioner, 1859; for amendment In relation TO
the Office OF State Prison Inspector. 4, al
The Peter Cooper electoral ticket received IL votes
in the county. Danorth. Associate Judge, III ma
jority
LowvILLg, n. y, Nov. IL lS76
The following is the official vote OF Lewis county
son. 49, Rogers. @ M 3 ss5 I,o porshe,mer s.1ss
For Congress--Bagcy, 1851 smith, 3 49,.
For Asscmbiy-Wrght, 347l; Rice, 3,s2a
For the constitutional amendments, 7e3 against
2,503
CArsK,Lr, n. Y, NOV. IT. 1876
Tho Official returns Of Greene county are fol-
Tildcn, I,77l; Hayes, 3,67s.
Robinson, sos: Morgan, 3.632
Dorshclmcr l.7bl; Rogers, 1864.
Earle, 4.,+4; Daniorih, $3.50
Ogden, 4, 16l; spencer 1865
Andrews, 4, I5S; Trowbridgc, 1865.
Cooper, IL; Smith. g.
For Congresses. l.. Mayham, Alb; T. b. Trsmper,
3,7ls.
For Asscmbly--o T Humphrey tdom.l 4,44o; o.
Iourkc lrcp.l 3,o05.
Constitutional Amendments doth scctions)-For.
4,116 against, sSa.
OswEGo, n. ", Nov II, 1870
The official rc,urps OF Oswego county are as iol-
Hayes 10 90; rlIdcn 7,n,
Morgan, 1o.17A; Robinson, I, ,422.
Rogers. TO- ls4; Dorsheiincr, T,416
spencer, 10, IFS: ogden, ,4a4
Trnvbridgc, 10, $50; Anderson. 7.4l0
For congrcss-W. H. i'akcr trep), 9,s0i; o. NJ. Bond
fdem.j. 7s0f.
Court Of Appcals--Danor,h. lo,0se; Earle, 7,4la
RoNporT, n. ". Nov. IL, 1876.
Tho official returns Tor Ulster county arc as fol-
lows-
Tdcn 10636; Hayes SOFA
RobinsQn, 1853; Morgan, s.94'.
Constitutional Amcndmcnts-Pubc Woiks-For,
o52o; against, ls52 State Prisons, for 0400 against
l. $40.
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A SEA MONSTER.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon the sugboat
Pennsylvania was entering tho wharf at tho Pcnnsyl.
vania Railroad depot. Jersey City, when Of tho
deck hands saw largo nsh following the boat the
port SIDE sclzng boat hook he plunged II INTO the
body OF tho isn and drew II ashore. Tho animal was
ihrcc feet four inches in length two feet and two
inches In width, aud aai a capacious mouthourtccn
inches in diameter Tho stomach was found g. be fu!
OF small FISH, A large crowd witnessed this cxsraor
dinarv srcctaclc during tao oveniaE.
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FIGHTING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

J coLoRED DEMOCRAT BEATEN BY NEGROES
TWO WHITE coXsTABLEs KILLED AND PRIs-
oNERs REsCuED-Two THOUSAND NEGROES
IN ARMS.
CBARLEsroS, Nov. IT, 1875
special despatch 10 the News and Courier,
ceivsd at haifpast two O'Clock p. NJ, to-day. says
colored democrat Was severely beaten by radical
negroes At Lawtonvile In the upper part Of Beaufort
county Tho Trial Justice issued for tho
srrcs OF tho Offenders and i've Of them arrested
by the constable and his posse who whilc returning
with the prisoners last night attacked by body
Of armed negroes. Two OF the white constabcs werc
killed and the prisoners rescued
Tho Sheriff Of the county Is now on his way to Law
tonville.
kilograms from varnville state that ?, 900 armed
negroes Stafford roads, Lawtonv,ilo.
They swear vengeance on evcry white man In tho
county.
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wESTCHESTER.

His Eminencc Cardinal McCioskcy WITH administer
the sacrament OF confirmation IN the Church OF tho
Immaculate Conception, ut Yonkers tomorrow after.
noon.
On Thursday night some maciously disposed per-
or persons destroyed two yoke Of valuable oxen
and thrcc cows, the properly Of Warren and Newman
Graham, farmers, at Unonvilc, by spreading guam
tity Of Paris green aDp,s gwen TO tho cattle
food The animals were all found dead yesterday
morning, aud post norton examination revealed tho
fact OF tho poisoning,
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THE NEW BERGEN TUNNEL.

Tho delaware, Lnckawanna and Western Railrson
Company has concluded TO enlarge tho new tunnel
under Bergen Hin 10 tho extent ol $50 feet The tun,
Tor the action oi tho Hobokcu aud Jersey City a.
thorli,cs, who objected to tho brldge and caussd
change OF grade. The tunnel will not bo ready ~
rains before the 1st Of Docembve
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TWENTY-FIVE CITIZENS ARRESTED.

CHARLESTON, Nov II, 1916
No additional trustworthy particulars OF the affair at
Sanords Cross Roads have been received up quar-
te. past nino p NJ, except that only two consabIcs
Deoach and Shuman, made the arrest OF the nve
groe and that early to-day dispatches sent along
tho line or the Port Royal and Savannah and Charles
ton railroads. calling for help, which help is said has
been sent.
A later bat unconnrmed despatch from starord's
Cross Roads says there was hight there yesterday,
lasting until dark, between twenty.seven whites
BOO vol armed negroes Mono OF the negroes are
reported hurt twenty-five citizens, arrested under
Ihe Enforcement act were brought into Aiken from
lhc Ellenton section this morning
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EX-GOVERNOR EDWARD sALoMoN


was found at his once. No. Wall street, yesterday
afternoon Upon tho HEBALD's representative asking
what elect the declaration or Hayes election In the
shree doubtful States would have upon tho people, he
declined to express any opinion.
"Do you think, Governor" further inquired the
writer. 'that tho fact ,ha. certain electors olce
holders at tho time OF their election would ncapacitao
them TO act such, eCeu they resigned thcir ofco
Immediately after the electons''
"Undcr the constitution believe It will, +" briefly
answered the Governor.
"Now, SIR, has the House OF Representatives tho
power 10 absent itsc from the Official declaration OF
the electoral vote and In case II did So what would
be tho rcsuItl'
rhis, my dear sir y replied the Govcruce. 'is ona
OF the great knotiy points oi our law, and as am
not sufficiently posted IN this matter feel both as
lawyer and as man, unable to give any opinion what
ever upon tho subject. In fact, do not believe IN
lawyers giving of hand opinions upon such iopcs y
As further inquiries ecitcd nothing further aud az
the Governor evidently did not relish the idea
OF being 'intcrvicwed," the reporter here bado him
adicu and took his leave
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REMEMBER THE POOR.

Rev. j. L. spaulding will deliver lecture Tomorrow
evening at the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION in Mos
street, under the auspices OF tho Conference OF ~
vincent Paul His subject will DO Popular Objses
lions To the Church"
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MAINE.

MAJoRITIEs FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
AUGUSTA, Nov II, 1876.
The official majoritics OF mombcrs Of Congress
follows:-Rcod, s7S; Frye, 900; Lindsay, 2,953;
Powers, 1,sll; Hale, 2So1.
There Will be nvo contested sents In the House OF
Representatives.
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srooPs OF WAR ORDERED TO SEA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov. IL, 1876.
Tho soops OF war Shawmut and Adams were sud-
denly ordered TO to-day under scaled orders,
dropped down 90 Hampton Roads, nf,cr receiving coal
and provisions Tho storm prevailing may pre-
vent their sailing their destination is Inward Tho
flagship OF Rear Admiral Trenchsrd. tho Hartford, is
expected to follow, and tho Huron ordered to bo
.ready for sea In ton days.
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THE ELECTORAL ENIGMA.

EX-GOVERNOR wAsHBURNs OPINION.
Said Ex-Governor Washburn, Of Wisconsin, at the
Filth Avenue Hotel, last evening, to a HERALD re-
porter
In our Satc we hat is, the rcpublicans) have
ricd tho State by largo m,jorty. anc now
looking for the result the doubtful States with anx
ioty. Every republican, far as | have observed,
wants fair count, aud whoever declared elected,
disposcd.t to acquesce. don't know a respect
able republican who would be willing Hayes in
auguratcd II his election not carried legally and
fairly As 10 VINO is elected have opinion. There
has been great amount OF lying on both
Sides but ns near as can judge the
democrats tako the palm this particular,
and II seemed from tho first cd
ton their part TO claim everything, whatever tho
results might be- The country is very anxious To
havo the question settled Business Is suffering every
day in consequence Whoever may be inauguratcd
look Tor no trouble. The people peace anu the
rccollcctions OF the late war too fresh In The minds
OF everybody TO prevent them entertaining the idea Of
involving the nation another civil over = aucs-
long before II could be by a clash Of arms lf
Tildcn be inaurnratcd as President hope he VIII do
better than we tear The men who
interested are hose who desire TO In ONCE
those who have been waiting and watching Tor ii teen
years Tor their opportunity Fortunately the country
viii not involve itself IN 10 oblige either party"
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JUDGE prrrESHoErnr's VIEWS.

A. j. Dntcnhocfcr was OF opinion that the three
doubtful States, on fair vote had gone largely rcpub
lican The presence OF Northern politicians In the
South, he was convinced, entirely useless. Il
might exert moral effect upon fhc canyassing boards,
inasmuch as II would show them that the eyes OF the
whole country were jcalousIy watching their steps
but nothing more '.Thc republicans he said sarc
anxious to have iar aud honest election as the
democrats and they will abide BY the result whatever
u may be. They will not consent TO have Mr.. rildcn
swinded out OF his election II he elected nor at the
Same time, Will they permit Mr.. Hayes "a DO brow
beaten out OF hisn
Speaking abou, the electors OF Vermont Oregon and
Rhode Island who IL is alleged ineligible OF act
lug electors account OF being oficeholders no
said:-.fhc President Of tho senate has no other
authority than count the vote returned 10 him Dy
the electors ot the several States. The election and
appointment OF the electors being exclusively within
tho jurisdiction of the state legislature the President
OF The senate cannot GO behind The certificate to in
qurc whether any OF The electors were properly ap-
pointed undcr the state laws II there is any detect
constitutional Or otherwise, In the appointment of
cccor tho defeated candidate can IN an action OF tho
nature OF quo warranto the ie TO ONCE OF the
candidate ' io has been declared elected. y
DO you think, sir, " said The writer, .tnat tho
House OF Representatives by absence could render
the official declaration Of ono or tho other candidate
Tor the Presidency lmpossibc,' -
''ln my viow,' said the Judge, sthc claim made BY
democratic journals and potcians that the House Of
Representatives, by refusing TO attend at the ap-
pointed tmo and place, when tho certificates are to be
opened by the President Of tho Senate can nyaidac
the court, Is unreasonable and unwnrrantei Section
l. article OF tho constitution provides among other
things:Tho President OF the Senate IN presence OF
the senate and tho House OF Representatives, shall
open all certificates and The vote shall then be
counted In my judgment this would be reasonable
construction OF this provsionfhc President OF the
Senate shall in presence OF the Senate and the House,
II they choose 10 attend, open all the GER
tilcates Any other construction would put
IL ia the power OF the senate the
House, by refusing to discharge a duiy i'm
posed them, absolutely nuy the cioction of tho
people, made IN accordance with the law. Take an cx-
IRENE ana Improbable case. suppose that at the time
appointed Tor tho count an epidemic prevailing In
Washington shoIld have disabled by sickness ma
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CONTRADICTION.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. IL, 1876.
To THE Tus HEEALD:--
Tho despatch said 10 have been received In Washing
ton from me, that would givc certificates to re-
publican electors the discovery frauds
was not sent nor aui horned by me.
WILLIAM IRWIN, Governor
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
THE COUNTY CANvAssERs.

MORE DISTRICTS coMpLETRD--How THE WORK
PROCEEDS.
Tho Board Of County Canvasscrs viii probably
conclude their labors this evening. The following ad-
ditional districts were completed yesterday
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iority ftho House from attending bo contended
that the entire election would go for naught that
account Under tho construction have made be-
lcve that tho President OF the Senate must go TO tho
appointed place at the appointed time and open the
certificates ot the electors In presence OF the TWO
houses II they will attend and without their presence
II they refuse do By the constitution they are
made simply witnesses OF the act. y
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov II, 1876.
posse Of six men were sent out by Trial Justice
Nulligan Lawtonvllle S. c., yesterday.
party Of negroes for beating colored After
the arrest was madc tho posse surrounded by an
armed body Of blacks, and two whites, named William
shuman and Abe Dcloach, wero shot shunans
body was found this morning, with his head chopped
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

1o-Chrisophcr Fcckc. 3,5ol; Joseph Hoffman, 1,sll
Henry Wehic, 1910
Thames Mcconnell 8, ,026; Elliott c. Cowdin, 4622.
12-Maurice T. Holahan. 40l3; Herman w"~ 1904.
13-Thomas r. Rich, 3iGs; Robert II. otrshaL, 5000.
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eleven o'clock r. NJ, having canvasssd i've counties
for Presidential electors and ten counties for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor.
Hampton gains previous estimates, but the Hayes
electoral ckct falls behind n tho Illegal by
he republicans thrown out which is very likely
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-28
Stock Privileges.

DY THE ONLY METHOD FORMERLY
ID in vogue a large amount of ready cash
was required to speculate in stocks; none but
the wealthy could operate; the man Of small
means could only look on, while his rich
neghbor grew richer every day. BY the
stock privilege system this is completely
changed. As VIC issue privileges from $40
upwards. every body has a chance to operate.
The following rates OF premium secure priv
Ileges on any stock:
81 per share for 10 day privilege.
81 per share for 10 day privilege.
So per share for 80 day privilege.
orders. which can be sent either by tele-
graph, express or mail. will be promptly at
tended to. Explanatory circular sent to any
address. Ta0S. J. THOMPSON N CO.,
jai-lm 3l9 California ST., San Francisco. Cal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-28
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
"Puts" and "CalIs."

STOCK PRIVILEG ES-PGTS AND CALLS
- arc contracts sold by operators for a pre-
MUM, and signed at a distance from the
market price, giving the holder Of the priv
ilege the right 10 close the contract at any
time within the time named in tho privilege.
Specializing in stocks by means Of Puts and
Calls has been in practice for years at the
stock exchanges Of London, Vienna, berlin
and the Paris Bourse, and in New York it is
the most popular way of operating in stocks; z;
such operators as Daniel Drew. kuSscl Sage.
Jay Gould. Il. ii. Chaplin. c. III. Osborne, and
others, dealing in them largely.
TO the stock public of the Pacific coast this
system was popularized by us, although the
buying and selling OF Privileges has been in
practice among brokers for years past. Such
operators and capitalists az JAS. X. keene.
Jas. II. Latham X TO-, Greenebaum, llelbing
y Co., ). b. Boswell ~ Co., }. Mckenty and
others. sell privileges on his market. We
have yet to hear oi The first complaint in the
settlement of our privileges. All our con-
tracts have been honored at the time notice
was given for settlement.
The business has ASSUMED such proportions
that we are compelled to increase our office
accommodations. Explanatory pamphlets
sent free to any address.
SAM'L Mex EE & CO..
Brokers and Dealers in Stock Privileges, $40
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal. ja9.lm
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DR.. w. A. SPINKS,

ELECTRO-M AGNETIC AND HYGIENE
PHYSICIAN.
Spring Street, above Capt. Flater's residence
r DO NOT PROFESS To BE ENDOWED
i with supernatural healing powers, or to
perform any unfathomable mysteries; but
with the laws of Nature, common sense and
experience as my guide, seek the most effi-
cacious remedies adapted to the tempera-
ment and condition OF the patient.
/ make speciality all diseases peculiar
to females and children old chronic cases
which have deied the power of drugs; nasal
catarrh. bronchites, colds and all diseases of
the lungs; private diseases Of all kinds and
in every stage; rheumatism; neuralgia, dys-
pepsia, etc. / also propose TO relieve all per-
sons of the effects of bad whisky, and all
without the use Of poisonous drugs. Baths
of all kinds. Charges reasonable.
sp2t.f W. A. SPINKS.
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TIE s-'i sicaa R,'fsas srs sFiIis:'
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y ar JOHN n = f"oE -. s"oAD" Manager
First appearance Of The msss wonderful ars'A the
EMILE .ss. s INT v. s
0AHsIvAlH D iSsaSSfs orasAsr'ags
the funniest Z; eyer 4
III sazsp os''ssI I z ,sFS II e.
=
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Pantomime. Ballet and Spectacle, In three acts
lime ssIs' sasitsa he
Characters BY the charming lead Premiere Danseuse
Niles IDA DEvERE.
and BARErrA.
A''sA -A"'N oAAJ JomAs sSf KuRscwA1L.
(Their first Appearance)
Niles Emily Herbert Bertha Rupert Ina Baptstsn Amy
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Marie higglnson, Nettic Pckard, Marie Cnvg-
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EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW.
CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS. HALF sS PRIZE ICf -
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.
DARK THEATRE, BROADWAY AND a2D ST.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OF GEORGE FAwCETT ROWE'S humorous Comedy.
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON "
with Rose Wood. Rose Lisle Marie Louise Mrs.
mass Brutone Messrs. Morrison. Padgett. Brutone,
' Searle. Norris Cogswell. Langley Kosene. Cooke,
and George Fawcett Rowe Walton
Evening 1t q. Popular prices, Soc, II and 81 80
Saturday Goth. last Brass matinee porforma nce
Saturday 10th, last night " Brass. Tooth performance
MONDAY I'D,
win be presented after elaborate preparation, In
COMMUNICATIONS OF THE CENTENNIAL,
tho o: that greatest successful Of all
American plays
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"
with carefully selected including the celebrated
MRS. q. g. HOWARD.
in her original character oI TOPSY. and
SLAvIN'S GEORGIA. JUBILEE SINGERS
In thor Unique Characteristic Plantation SceneG
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDwARD scHEScK. AucrIoSEER.
AssIenees sale II
elegant cabass Furniture,
By EDWARD scHESoK.
ON TUESDAY, Nay Ia
Il O'Clock.
an elegant assortment Of
the fines. Furniture Of the modern unique styles
paror chamber dining hail. elegant carved val
nut covered In dsmask and reps superb Centre
and Gard Tables and variety OF style Of Furniture
The above is sxhibition and viz those in
Purchasers stored free Of charge
H COTTON. AucrIoNEER-ExlRA LAxGE sALs
Pianos Mirrors Carpets &c On Tuesday May ~ ~ the
~ ssSs large fi really
and o s ss
ont On Ls.dsy morning we w give turtle, r
Monday.
In consequence Of Illness sale Of his finest Drawings
will take place at xINEks AT Gallery, ss5 Broadway on
GEORGE HoLBRooK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Vt 4 ROLLINS sell this day, At o'clock. st sassroom
Ing a"s f for sas q ss Pso SUITS cram
Der Suits, Extension Tablet, Msntel and Pier Mirrors
Paintings and Engravns Mattresses Beds and Bedding
Crockery Glass and Plated Ware Kitchen Utensils Laun
dry Press &c
GEORGE GEOGHEGAN. AUCTIUNEER. WILL SELL
or Tuesday May ~ a 10y o'clock sharp =, No ss
PETS Bedroom suits bookcases WAshstands Bedding hair
Mattresses. Holsters Pillows. Sofas Pictures. Clocks
crockery and Glass Ware. Kitchen Utensils to House
keepers and dealers invited.
CEo. uEOGHEGAN. AUTOMATICALLY MON
Houston by virtue of chatei mortgage. IL good work
Hor-es Buggy, Trucks Wagons. he cash; sale
positive. rain or shine
TT b. HERTs SONS AUCTIONEERs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PARLOR ORGAN, RICH PIER AND MANTEL MIR
kORS ROSEWOOD PIANO.
CLOCKS. BRONzKS, ELEGANT CHANDELIERS. &c.
ON TUESDAY. MAY 10, AT iok O'CLOCK
AT no. si4 LEXINGTON Az,
BETWEEN CAD AND esd SIS
PARLoRs CONTAIN
rich Acquet Carpets; French Plate Pier and Mante Mir
Clocks Vases Stauary rosewood Piano. and
fine Psor Organ elegant ornou Chandeliers rosewood
I.rinr SUIT ~ blue Inquired satin rosewood Etagerc fedes
tai, hne proof sheet Engravngs. &C.. &c.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
large Mantc Mirrors and Chamber Suits
tine Brussels Carpets rosewood Pictures ane hair
and spring Mattresses. gilt Chandeliers Gas Brackets
Curtains Corniccs, sc. -
Pier and Mantel Mirrors Chandeliers walnut Sdcboards
Dining Table, BRUSSELS Carpets; China Glass and silver
Cutlery &c together with kitchen Furniture
Utensils with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues NJ Office OF auctonee IL Park place and II
Murray ST.
JIER1zBERG BROTHERS. sAUCTIoNEERs SELL
lures Of Grocery Store; also Fancy Goods Positively in
lots Dealers invited.
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Now on free exhibition
" Art Rooms. "a University place
collection OF Oil Paintings Bric-a- brae
Arflslle Nm I'M. 49,

Acollsetion OF uii Paintings. Brlc-a- brae.
Artistic Furniture. &c
To BE- sold by auction Oh WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON N6sv
~, ~ = o'clock sud evening ~ : o'clock.
ROBERT SOMEKyII.I.E. Auctionecr
JlY JoHx A. DUNN, AucTloNEER-sEII.s TOMOR-
- Tuesday ios o'clock. ~ Hacgers storage ware
house. Ssth aud 9Th largo quantity Of Furui
bedding Carpets. &c Particulars In to-.uorrows
Herald.
10y lsfDoRE ). swARzkoPy. ArCTiOSEER SELLS
ID Wednesday entire Effects aud Business OF the Meat
Chcfping Establishment Of >ohn Rei,inge la ssd ia
su1ois ~. and q .. Attorney s
Dy J. W. CANfBEi.L. JH.. AuCTtuNEEg
ID sells this day eucne 81 ~ o'clock without
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