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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
STATE ITEMS.

The western bound express tain the
other day, when within four miles Of Par.
sons, struck loose rail and four cars ditch
ed. Luckily no one was injured, but the
damage done amounts to several thousand
dollars.
| The people of HiaWatha hold a mass
meeting at the place on the 18th inst, to
see il some measures cannot be devised TO
destroy the present deposit Of grasshopper
eggs. The people of Ottawa county met
at Minneapolis on the 2lst for the same
purpose.
Through Texas cattle are for sale at
Dodge City Is follows: Yesrlings, mixed,
% to $40 per head two years olds, mixed,
S13 to IA 3 years olds, mixed, SIT to IS;
steers, years old and upward, $50 TO S24;
cows, from 8 to S years old. Sl4 to SIG
The Marysville News says, the Farm
ers' Co operative store in that city was bro
ken into last Wednesday night, and s.
taken from the money drawer. The en-
trance was made BY cutting away a window
pane. There was about S25 in the money
till at the time but the thief in his haste
overlooked all but the s. bill.
1t is reported that At Salt City, Sum-
ner County, coal has actually been discov-
cred, and the suspension Of work BY the |
company sinking the shaft, under the pre- |
tense Of needed capital, il only dodge, the |
importance Of which in not fully known. |
Small pieces Of coal which were taken OIL, |
Of the shaft have been picked up, and be-
ing tested, have proved TO be of the best
quality.
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DOCUMENT NO. 10.

HUGHES Il LESTER FRAUD.
The records OF the District Court OF the
County OF Leavenworth, Kansas, in the Gaze
Of Hughes II Lester, against George 7. An
ihony, of tine firm of Hill, Anthony Il Co
COPY OF THE OFFICIAL RECoBnS:
The STATE OF KANSAS,
Leayenworih County.
In the District Court.
Arthur Hughes, Samuel Lester and John
NJ Hughes, partners by the name Of
Hughes u Lester, plaintiffs, against Robert
l. Hill, George I Anthony and Isaac "
swan, late partners by the name of Hill,
Anthony d Co, defendants. Petition.
No. /. The said plaintiffs make COM
plant against said defendants, Robert l..
Hill, George I Anthony and Isaac Swan,
late partners under the firm name OF Hill,
Anthony a Co, and say that at and during
the time Of the termination, hereinafter
mentioned, the plaintiffs were partners in
business in Cleveland, in the State of Ohio,
and defendants were partners in the bust
ness OF selling property on commission in
the city of New York. That said defend
ant, in order TO induce said defendants, at
New York City, aforesaid, certain property
of plaintiffs, hereinafter mentioned, and TO
in,rust said defendants Herewith, and TO
put the same into their hands, to sell the
came for plaintiffs, and TO account for and
poy 10 the plaintiffs the proceeds thereof,
after deducting their proper commission or
compensation for their services in the mat
ter, stated and represented TO said plaintiffs,
to-wit: in the year 1861, that they, the de-
PENDANTS, were, at the time of making such
statements and representations, a wealthy
hrm, and perfectly responsible; that they
had pnt sixty thousand dollars in cash into
their business, and then had cash capital |
OF sixty thousand dollars in thei.. business /: |
that they then had an ample cash capital |
for all The purposes of their business, and |
were entirely and abundantly responsible /
and free from debt, and, speaking of their
business in the Then proceeding year, in the l
city Of New York, they said that they were
not in the catalogue Of that years failures
and suspensions that they were not among
The merchants who had made advances the
tnen last year; that they had not advanced
on wheat or Hour or grain: that they had
MOI over accepted, nor suffered in their bust
meas that they are not among the merchant.
who had over-advanced the then last wear.
that they had no reclamatious for orcr.,a,
vances. and had hot lost in that way: th.t
they had TINS far been successful and for.
,unate in their business, and had met with
no losses that they had ppt into their bust
ness cash capital of 100000, and still had =
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STATE OF New York,


iTTOENEY GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY, September 20, lS.6.
ID. Il. ANTHONY, Eso-Dear 81, Your
letter tearing date respectively the 10th
and 18th, was referred by the Secretary OF
State 10 this Office
! send to-day TO you by express, c. o. D..
certified copy of 4 judgment roll in People
against George T. Anthony, impleaded with
others. The records OF this office show that
this is the only suit brought by the Attor-
ney General against any person by the
name OF Anthony, between the years 1860
and 1870. They also show that said George
T. Anthony was not served in this suit, as
he was out Of the State, and that the iudg.
EIeIt is still unpaid.
/ remain, yours respectfully,
:. ". SwANEY, Clerk.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
CITY AND COUNTY OF ALBANY, S.
CLERKS OFFICE.
i, William E. II well. Clerk OF the said
City and County, and also Clerk OF the
Supreme and County Courts, being Courts
of Record held therein, do hereby certify.
that j have compared the annexed copy
Judgment roll with the originals thereof,
flied in this Office on the 18th day of June,
1856, at = r. NJ and that the same is Il cor
rect transcript there.rcm. ard of the whole
o. said original.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! have hereunto
SET my hand, and affixed my off.
.-EAL cial seal, this Goth day Of Septem-
Der. 1876.
WV. f. HAswFIL, Clerk.
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THE SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT CLOSED.

THE SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT CLOSED.
The following entry in the comptroller's
book, Of Albany, New York, shows how
George 7. IS account was balanced:
STATE OF NEW YORK,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
i hereby certify that the following entry
appears in the book of accounts Of Commits
sioners Z. S. Dep. Fund No. ., on page
80, Orleans County Commissioner" in
the year 1867, to-wit: Amount due from
q. 4. Anthony, late Commissioner: Judg-
inent obtained and execution returned I'M
satisfied
Interest, S7S.55 principal, S35O.25.
Is WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal OF my office 10 be affixed this
LslAL ] 4th day of October, A. ID. 1876, at
the City Of Albany.
HENRY GALLIEE,
Deputy Comptroller.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

No PROPERTY FOUND TO PAY The SCHOOL
FUND DECENTRALIZATION THE RECORD
q CASES IN THE BOOK OF THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Supreme Can't, COEntgiof albany.
The people of the State of New York
against George T. Anthony, Robert l..
Hill, Isaac W. Swan, and August NJ.
Ives.
lSG6, February 19-Summons served on
all the defendants except Anthony, tout
Of the State.l
I>t;G, March l-Roceiyed notice ui appear
anoe from Sickles, Graves, ard Childs
attorneys for defendant by mail.
1850, March 2l-Served cUry 81 COM
paint.
i>;jG, May Observed notice of assessment
of damages for June +.
1850. June IL Judgment entered for de-
fault.
NoSts LOU
Total. ~
Sent execution ard transcript to Sheriff
of Orleans county.
1866, July 2s-Execulion returned unsatis
fed.
Is6!. October lS-Notice sent on behalf Of
Isaac W. Swan, 10 appear before }. ID.
Husbands, register in bankruptcy on the
10Th inst.
Ended, defendants no properly.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
HCNGAkIAN MILITIA.

PiSTH, October IA The Hubgarisn
minister Of war has informed the finance
committee that, in case Of need. 2l1 900
horsed militia could be completely equip
ped anil Modified within eight days.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

RAsUsa. October "a 1t is reported that
the Prince Of Montenegro has declared his
willingness to accept sig veeks' armistice,
bat on condition that the mastery be sur
rendered by the Turks.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
SMASH Up.

Through some mistake in running the
centennial train, it divided into section. ON
the New York Midland Railroad last night:
section :; run into No. 2, and the result wa>
one passenger KILLED, Fix .eriously wounded,
ahd nnmber slightly. Two passenger
cars weI- thrown down an embankm-nt 10
ieet high Fifteen hundred pa. singer. we're
I'm the train
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STATE OF New YORK.

Commissioner OF Deeds, City OF Albany,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

LoNIos. October "A Dispatch from
ThrUria annonncrs that Barring, Secretary
oi the British legation, IL about To rrIurn
from phiIiippoIoli-, convinced thai the
committee Tor the punishment OF the Yer
petIalors oi the Bulgarian atrocities il q
del,lsion and mockery. The wnst erimi-
mails are regarded IA humane and moderate
men, but are in disgrace The old panic
is renewed, ami most tru-tworthy gentle
man has Travelled with almost haste To
Constanlinople to inform the British am
bassador that the Turks threaten new mas
sscIe-, and have even appointed u day Tor
beg inning the slaughter.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
SOo,uOu MISSING.

NEW IuSk, October 2i.-Am examins-
tion oi the accounts oil Ellis, the defauiiiug
teller OF the Park Bank, shows Std, 900
missing, of which 10000 are in gold rrr
tifcates.
Thomas Ellis, payiny teller oil he Park
National Bank, has ab-cpnie,i. taxing with
him SD. 600 OF the banks funds H. Wa.
fOr several years note teller Of the bank
and sn investigation Of hi. accounts ~ note
teller il being made. he i- u son III =
Methodist clergyman, and ia himself n
member Of the church. The banker. of5.r
a reward Of s. 0UJ for his arrest.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
The STATE OF KANSAS,
First Judicial District, 50
Ieayen worth CoIlnty

!, II. J. Dennis, Clerk Of the District
Court of the First Judicial District of the
Sihte of Kansas. sitting within and for the
county aforesaid. do hereby certify the
above and foregoing to be true, full, and
complete copies Of the petition, the sum-
mons, answer OF Geo. 7. Anthony, reply of
plaintiff to answer OF Geo. T. Anthooy,
stipulation of attorneys, &c. The answer
Of Isaac n Halliday to his depositions; the
journal entry Of judgment, and the execu-
ZION Issued on said judgment, all in full,
except the endorsements on some Of the
aforesaid papera, in the therein entitled
cause, as the same remains on file and Of
record in my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
aid Court affixed, At my office in the city
VI Leavenworth. this the 9Th day OF Sep
eml,er, A. d. 1876. II. J. DENNIS,
SEAL Clerk.
By THos. ". LEONARD, Deputy. !
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26
IaANGF In OFFICE.

WAsHIyGroH, ID. &, October 81 A
change IL 10 he made in the office OF th,.
Chief Of the Detective Corps of the Treas
ury. the resignation ri Col. Elmer +.
Wsshburn, at present head Of that ors,E-
ization, having been requested.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

CHEYENNE, October &c. v. Ga-,iner,
Of Dead Wood, reports that the Black Hills
Mining Company quartz mill commenced
operations on the 18th inst, and on the fol
lowing day they ian seven tons Of ore
through the mill, which cleared up i've
thOus and dollars. Gulch mining is still ia
operation. and quartz mine. how better
result everv day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

Messr- OConner, Powers and Parne.!,
who were entrusted with the Irish cen.en-
NAL address, have resolved not 10 present it
formally TO President Grsni, inasmneh As
the State Department insisted upon iis be-
ing presented through the British Minister
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q. X. WIESE, Clerk.
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Madrid, Oc.ober 24.-An official note
has been published here denounciny the so-
called conspiracy and attempted insurrsc-
ton. The note says four Generals, namely:
Merillo, Agokos, Paiino and Acasis, have
been arrested, and will he punished accord
ing to military Law.
\ dispatch from San Sebastian says that
the Governments note alluded To in the
above dispatch has created excitement
there, and numerous arrests vi Republicans
have been made at Sarsgasss, Legrona,
BilbOa and Santander. II is rnmored that
Rniz Sorilla has entered Spain on the Ar
rogan frontier /
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

CINCINNATI, October PA -peci4i l,le
gram to the Commercial from Fort
Wayne says the Fort Wayne Agricultural
Works burned last night i.I~., S.o.OJd
no insurance.
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Eos q. NtiRE

Nfw YORK, October "A -Gener.i Daniel
Siekles has been nominated Tor Congres.
by the 9th District Republican convention
INCREASING.
The total registry in Brooklyn, l. IS, 500:
in 1879 it WAS ID, ljl, and in 1872, il was
Tl3l
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-26

SAN FKANCIsCo, Cal tctoi~r IA
Giiroy dispatch says the Consolidated roba,-
90 factory burned in that place lart night.
Ioss 500, 600 II was An incendiary, ker-
os-ne heing -catiersd all over the builLiuc.
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II. GRIswOLD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

Received this summons September 9, A.
ID. 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. N, and served the
same on the within named George 7 Antho-
ny by delivering to him personally true
copy thereof September IA, A. d., 1861, the
other within named defendant am unable
10 find in my county upon who TO make
thi. service. JOHN MCKEE, Sheriff.
BY GEORGE DESANNo, Deputy.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-09
(jlicag 1 N0ltlVG2tGplR R

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleye nd, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsbnrg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, SAINT
Louis. CAIRO, san Francisco, Sacramento, Og
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, l.acfnabi, Menaaha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, lankton, 6Fe.n Bay, Milwau-
kae and all points West, Southland East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made nj Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsbnrg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for ali points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
| Close connections are also made with the
| Union Pacific r. r. at Omaha for all far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains Of all cross roads
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Lake Superior \ MiSSiSS ippi.
r ABROAD

General Ticket Office corner jackson and
Fifth Streets, st. Paul.
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CURRENT NEWS

Fire at Carondelet yesterday destroyed
property valued at 100000.
The daily attendance at the centennial
exhibition is simply immense.
Specie in the bank of France increased
6,S42, 900 francs in the past week.
The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased 9193, 900 the past week.
The proportion of bank reserve to la
bility in the Bank of England is "a 1>2
per cent.
The steamships Victoria and State Of
Georgia, from Glasgow have arrived at
New York.
At Washington. Mary Canaan, aged
20. has been convicted of the murder OF
her child in July last.
The Duke de Cazes officially declares
that France intends to maintain absolute
neutrality in case Of European compll-
cations.
The glove factory Of Ii. d. Simpson,
Chatham village, New Y orN, was burned
Yesterday. Loss not ascertained In
surancc, $4,000.
John Welsh, another victim Of the fire
damp explo-i0n ia the St. Claire min9s,
Pottsvilie. Pa last Tuesday, died yes
terday morning
A London telegram SAYS: The Daily
News announces fhat Gladstone viii
contrbute t. Harper's Monthly Tor De,
cemher paper explaining his attitude
toward the 1ttud States during tha re-
toIl;'n
The accident % tAa 'ena5ziTama
Contra fa l@aa Te-s. ertaE #as TIC ir@i
~ !" o,.Ifr.it,oa
HIN .@... st,@.r55aa.-.
= So
iiie'ts
Geora Wee d. Fl. tt@b9t.aa tieEe'
areat 81 ta E were. Laes WanHa
and MI lr2d CaMpanf, c@o9ea
the slf as a14ts 3H8 #cA
to Auw ! aiaes. ~ fas haf
Siti5',
i''''
IH8 ~e#H lA p, wheat ID tn
greet W@i1#t5 6 'a NgFt statamau
oi WhiaIaaH a4rm5rEet calum
this nWrie t5 tes IL existence =
il str@ne tAi3h I'LL western dealers Z
atuawe Heed Ter il Il z east nqu1
10 anF Egas faat many e made j
freight
cr NJ q rrlo,o ,.,,-., :
'-A'-A Inn 49, " 80. 90 :
~, s IS T,.:e.4#..., I-.3,,a,.,}..,, ia XIII
s}, ,,4,,.; -,
.ts'..l..l 81 IT. ~,
to Issue &lf file thp necessary paper
bnt re-e3usi3erel bis action to-dav, on
the papers have been issued aud ia
property i now n charge Of the I.
marshal
NJ, Ann, t,iol.;,so, baa s,,aoos.f :
al i, IL, o,,,s,ili,. sta,xa !, ..t5,
81, ,yhn rn,,,.;a,- Ir,t.,,as So.
i.If .4,o'. III ,,r,,,no - 1ms,,;.:,,
-. ,1 ,.;u $50 Ia nj. ~.
~ .n,'e.,;.,aI o,,ora,. ,o,,.r3 - ~
. r.. - ,ul,;aL :.ro
-" - 49, oal x.aii.,, ptlax
~ ~ ,,ns tho f,ma sha ;"
'"N
The United States steamer Nina. viii,
left her post in the iiarbor Sunday MIC
to make certain repairs in her reversil
gear, again steamed down the bay We
terday and resumed her watch for t
Franklin. The Catalpa lies at the Broo
Ign Navy ard under banked fires a
with steam up also awaiting her arriv
1t is probable that the Franklin will ,
main for some hours in the bay after I
delivery OF Tweed. since certain artic
destined tor her are still retained in I
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IN Can't b. made nv every
every month in the
~ - - business we furnish. hut
those willing to work can easily earn = dozen
dollars day right in their own localities.
Have no room TO explain here. Business
pleasant aud honorable Women, and bows
and kris do As we'll as men. We will hsarex
pans ., sSfun~ You. tartienaars .nr
Write and So. Farmers and Mechanics. their
sons and daughters, and all classes in need Of
paying work At home stonld write to us and
learn all shout the work at once Nov Is your
time. Don't delay. Address True i Co..
Augusta Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
HENRY D. MINER. Auctionecr.
late Henry n. Leeds 4 Miner,
Established lSl7

tEstablished 1917
Office and galleries ef5 Broadway
s ssrs s ns 81 sunsSrs q smp d.
pi'sss sss as
A UCTION. AUCTION, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A Household Furniture, ssenwsy Sons Piauofcrse,
a. a :1y %S'Isos =
Brosdvsy consisting Of rsro! suit Bedroom sus With
BooKcs:es, Desks Clock Vases Mirrors Carpets Tables
Bronsss. booas.s2d.. wsrdre6ss. RocLsrs chsrs OH
\. B.-Geods boxed and removed, cisy Or country.
4 LBKRr B. wALDRON, AucTIoXEER. lbs LIBERTY
Beds Groceries cSsspn. Dry aood S T. c ss.
q lot Of valuable Insurance Maps.
DEIFELD 4 sEIDLER, AUCTIONEERs 2ss BOW
psse ssurs. q Oyster sso"n saa BARRON also bsma
Iapt sale Of Dry Goods Ciohins Hosiery. Cutlery; also
RY =: W. cAMPBELL JR... AucTIoNEER-wTLL
ID SOIL commencing this day. at o'clock 1t No 1853 sth
ay the entire stock q Millinery and Fancy Goods ladies
Counters shelving other Fixsures viii DO cold with
Dealers housekccpers specially invited
SAL. oS rInay Lease PROM
In q the provisions q chapter % q sne Laws
s',i s vol ss :. y 70 s ss Ne.
YORK on Tuesday the 18Th day q April 1870 ct y o'clock
and absolute rsnehis and hight 70 run maintain operate
and ure with the franchises tho ferry Grand street
tosener with the docks ps sess a ay or ;.
heretofore used for the purpose q Terry
est bidder be the comptrocr's Office
BY 'A' sDsHw s sEekS1s r"Sd
NEW YoRK, coxrrRoILER's OryIcx. April 10. is78
L,xEcUT0R's sALE.-PArRIcK DAILY AUCTION
~ Ger will sell At auction this day a, 10 o'clock, the
No. Si7 East 18th st..
In lots consisting OF Pnror Suits Chamber Suits
Paintings Carpets Cooking Utensils Crocksry Linen bed
ding. &c-
NJ. g. BrrTLES. NJ. d.. Executor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15

J. q. Brown, Cropsey Guy s. II Clifford, Hubbard =. H.
Hail. Kensett, shs.gck p. Smile. Mount. Cole Ran
ney Castelar, j. M Hart William Hart, Constant Mayer
Parton Gray Hicks 4. Moran, T. Moran. Van Etsn. In
GA ourhtou- Weir Ac.- IN
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"A. MORRIS WILKINS. Auetioneer
Handsome Household Furniture.
Ell. LUDLOW 4 co win sell as auction on Monday.
April a. 1t IL NJ at No East lash st. rosewood Par
mahogany Bedsteads and Armoires
sells aud other Carpets. Kitchen Furniture, &c
Al-AuorIoN.
THIS DAY SATURDAY., At ~, is Ess. i4sAss.
win sell public suction the contents q three French
Suits covered in plush ootslsns reps and hsiIeoth and
Chamber Suits. dining and kitchen Furniture. endless
srps osOn a'if sad
JAMES ALLEN. Auctioueer.
Personal attention to sales At private resldsnees
"A THIS DAY Saturday. Aprii is,
commencing at loh O'Clock.
the aS sHsss aeasrSTs fss fsHssls'
Steinway ~ octave Pisnoforte
modern and antique French Bronsss, &C.
no. " % ;'ssE 'isTH sT BETWEEN
over 40 lots. BY catalogue
all IN excellent condition.
pARLoR AND DRAWISG ROOM S AsGGrrs richly carved
o % and IN and
E. d .Rd M
plate Mirrors Curtains Msntei ssts 6Oday
Ss ssas ass sssss
choice Books, Library Tables, elegant Turkish Suit a
BEDROOM fURNirURE CONSISTING
Of elaborate and plain Bedroom nlad and gid Bod
stssds Dressing Cases. Bureaus Washstand single and
double Bedseads 80 five hair and spring Mattresses feather
Pliows Blankets Toilet Sets, and plush Suits marble
top Tables Chairs, Rockers
DINING FURNITURE. via. Two Extension Tables. In
laid French walnut Sidcboard Chairs in leather Sverwa
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery &c two Hall stands velvet
Brussels aud ingram Carpets. kitchen Furniture &c
~ B.Salc positive Parties about purch asng viii posi-
lively find this chance. Take Sixth Uni
versity place House opens A. NJ
Competent TO pack ship goods city
country. ROBERT G. CASHIN, Auctioneer
An EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IA sale, this Saturday morning At 10Y o'clock,
$4,000 worth and 800 lots
handsome Household Furniture. 81 Carpets,
at the large private residence 1OJ Fast 18Th 4th
av all the Furniture Of 10 and pArors satin bro
cade latest style Paror suiti and haircoth Suite
Panofortes Curtains Mirrors Paintings Tables
Etsgeres Bookcases Turkish Furniture Is Chamber suits
with dressing Bedsesds Bureaus Washstsnd Com
modes wardobes ~ hair and spring Mattresses Bedding
2Bdsbosrd Extension Tables Lounges Chairs 200 lots
GLASS; China svcrware Gallery velvet Brussels ingram
Carpets, servants Furniture &c: j. KRAMER. Auc-
tioncer ~ BGood packed and shipped city country,
by responsible at sale