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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16
BY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.
South Carolina Contested Case.

A South Carolina Contested Case.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-the House
Election Committee heard the argument OF
w. H. Trescott, that the third congressional
district of South Carolina was not entltleu
to Representative (because it was not
wholly contiguous territory, one county not
touching any of the other six), IN answer 10
the argument submitted in behalf of Hoge
representing the district.
Judge Pascal suggested that the question
submitted by Mr.. Trescott bears upon the
validity of all the other South Carolina Rep
resentatives; if one district is null, the State
has not been legally districted. The pres
ent Legislature must redistrict 1t, and order
a new election in all the districts.
The Election Committee have decided to
take the map as evidence in the third South
Carolina congressional district contest,
which shows that one county ia separated
twenty five miles from the rest of the dis
trict, and plainly in violation OF the act OF
Congress. The copmittee, however, be.
fore acting, will inquire into the matter OF
passing the act by the Legislature, and ii
satisfied it was done for preventing repre-
sentation to the minority, Hoge will be IN
seated. The question of unseatlng the
balance of the delegation is not before the
committee, and is a mere side suggestion.
Gordon on Amnesty.
The Chronicle makes amends for the mis-
reDresent alton of General GOrdon's views
on amnesty. 1t now correctly represents
General Gordon's views as follows: lie
(Senator Gordon) is opposed to any condi-
free and universal He will not vote for
bill which excludes Mr.. Davis. as he can not
consent to be a party to a discrimination
against the ex-Confederate President. 1t,
| however, bill for universal amnesty can
not be passed without attaching to it
| the proposed oath to support the constitu-
ton, he would vote for the bill with such
| an amendment.
The President Will See that the Feliciana
Outlaws are Punished.
In view of the reported disturbances in
three of the parishes OF Louisiana, the AT,
| torney General will soon, by direction of
| the President, prepare letter addressed to
| United States District Attorney Beckwitb,
| directing him TO use all efforts to quiet the
| disturbances, and to execute the enforce
ment act, by bringing all offenders to trial.
The President, as expressed in converse
| ton to-day, seems determined to preserve
the public peace, as far as it is in his power
to do 80.
The New Third Auditor.
William E. Austin, the new third auditor
assumed the office to-day.
Government Business.
I hocelpts VI custOm~ 1Oi Uuo "oon
s.. l25 600, against $3,625, 900 the same weel
last year.
| Personal.
Marshal Packard, who has been in ut
tendance upon the National Republican
Committee, left for New Orleans to night.
The Border Troubles.
The House committee on Mexican bOrde
troubles have determined that it is not nee
essary to make a personal investigation o.
the spot, but can get all the facts Of tn
situation from the reports of army officer
lodged in the War Department. The com
mittee holds another meeting Monday.
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Death by "Non.Explosive Oils"


The unprincipled dealers in explosive
compounds, which they advertise to be non
explosive or safety oils, have received a
warning from the Supreme Court OF Penn
sylvania. A lamp filed with oil made by
manufacturer OF Pittsburg exploded and
killed a woman. The lower court gave her
damages The Supreme Court reversed
this decision. but on grounds that are not
calculated to reassure such manufactur-
ers. 1t said the case turned on the guilty
knowledge of the manufacturer of it's unfit
and explosive character. This was want
ing to sustain the verdict of the jury, and
the case was remanded for new trial.
The plaintiff will probably be prepaid on
this point when that trial commences.
Of the responsibility, Chief Justice Ag-
new was reported te have expressed him
self:
manufacturer who sells his product as
an Illuminating oil having the safe tire t, test
it's fire test Will not exceed sixty five de.
grees, and that this is most explo sive and
unsafe oil for domestic use, can plead moth
ing in defense of this willfui, terrible wrong
doue to contiding community.
This should be good law every ywhere. In
an action by the parties injured, it should
be sufficient to present to the jury the evil
dence of the necessary quality Of ITO de-
grees fire test of safe oil, the lesser degree
of safety of the oil sold, satisfactory proof
that it was manufactured by the defend
ant, and reasonable circumstantial evidence
that the defendant knew its explosive Ca
pacity, to lay foundation for damages.
That such an oil is an unsafe one is to be
reasonably presumed on the establishing of
the other facts.
The Chief Justice went further in the
case. 1t was argued that as the oil was
not purchased by the plaintiff Of the manu-
facturer, but had passed through the hands
of many dealers, the defendant could not
be held. This objection is disposed of in a
single paragraph:
Certainly one who knowingly makes and
puts on the market, for domestic and other
use. such death-dealing fluid, can not
claim exemption from liability for his ter
rible wrong because he has sent it through
many hands. The length of it's passage
may create doubt of its identity, or that
it was sent on its mission of destru ction
with full knowledge Of its dangerous
qualities, but the facts being established he
can not escape the consequences OF his
crime against society.
Coal oil murders are of such freq uent oc-
currence IN this city that the Board Of
Health takes special notice of them. But
O II tho nowers Of the board would be az
nothing to tho effect Of such decision by
one of our district courts. Let the next
victim proceed against the manufacturer
who has Injured him, and lay his founda.
ton as directed by Chief Justice Agnew in
Etkins. Bav g. Co. va. Elizabeth Mexican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16
THE BORDER.
A Success ssful Revolution in Son ora

Successful RevOIutlOn In SOAOras
TUCSON, Arizona, January l4.-Authentic
news has reached here that General Serna's
troops. under General Quilemicc, attacked
Pesquira's troops on the twenty-ninth Of
December, and compelled the latter to fall
back upon Deispe, where, being reinforced,
they in turn compelled Quilemlco to retreat
with loss. On January decisive fight
took place at Campas, place garrisoned
by $50 government troops.
General Quilemico, at the head of forty
men. attacked the place. After spirited
conflict of some hours the State troops
were defeated, and compelled to evacuate
the town. which was taken possession of by
Seraa. The loss is reported considerable.
Ures, the capital of Sonora has pronounced
in favor of General Serna, and is now in
possession of his adherents. The Serns
party are now in possession of Hermassilo
and Altar, and other important places. The
State troops are apparently demoralized.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16
Amusement t..

Miss Kate Fisher, famous performer of
"Maz eppa," with horse accompaniment,
will appear this evening at the st. Charles
Theatre. She is the only -Na=eppa at this
theatre since the appearance of Leo Hud-
son. She does not wear the mantle Of the
Menken in the character, because there was
no mantle to hand down; but Miss Fisher
will do as well.
On Monday evening the Two Orphans
will be produced for run at the Varieties
Theatre.
commences an engagement at the Academy
Of Music tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

AURORA BENEVOLENT AssOCIATION.-The
list of officers elected to serve in this
association for the ensuing year will be
found in our advertising columns this
morning a grand reception and masked ball
will be given by the society at Grunewald
Hall on Wednesday evening, nineteenth
instant, at which the installation supper
will take place. Subscribers tickets, three
dollars each. which includes ell refresh
ments, lay be had of Mr.. Joseph j. Hooper,
No. SO Canal street; or of Mr.. j. A. T.
Wadsworth. No. IL Magazine street. The
high reputation Of the gentlemen OF the
society is q guarantee that the entertain
ment will be most enjoyable affair.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Rev. j. n. PEBBLES speaks in Minerva
Hall, Clio street, to-day at eleven o'clock,
upon "The Holy Ghost, The True Baptism
and Spiritual Gifts" in the evening at half
past seven upon Esprit Materializations,
the Eddy Mediums, and Others"
Bishop Haven will preach this evening in
the German Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner of Franklin and St. Andrew streets.
The pAblic are invited.
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lar prices.

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.-Not at auction,
but by that reliable dry goods house, M. l..
Byrne e. Co., who have given the people so
many chances for bargains that their firm
and store are "as familiar as household
words" Their entire stock of winter dress
goods, shawls, cloaks, woelens, blankets,
aannels, hosiery, etc., will be sold at fifty
cents on the dollar, and those who want
first choice are requested to call early.
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POLITICAL.
Kentucky Republican Convention.

Kentucky Republican Convention.
LOUISVILLE, January A.-A convention
of the Republican psrty of Kentucky
has been called to meet at Louisville, May
1s, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for Presidential electors and choosing
delegates to represent Kentucky at the Gin
cinnati convention.
The Kentucky Senatorship.
FRANKFORT, January 15-An Intellectual
ballot was made in joint session. The
Democrats then caucussed Intellectually.
A second joint ballot resulted: Beck. so:
Williams, az; Leelie, %; Wadsworth, IA.
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WHOLE NUMBER 27O3.
ing the death of Father Tom Burke, has
been received in this country.

been received in this country.
Anoehef Alias Found.
European advices state the investigation
into the cause Of the explosion at Bremen
haven is proceeding vigorously, especially
the efforts to obtaining clues to the prob
able confederates of Thompson, whose real
name was King. This fact is established by
the Investigation and that is strengthened
by the initial TX" in India ink on his left
arm.
The Magdeburg Gazette asserts positively
that Thomas, under another aliae, was COM
mander of the Old Dominion, notwithstand-
no doubt he had confederates, and revealed
one of them before his death, whose where
abouts the authorities are making great
efforts to discover. This person is SAID to
have been Thomas constant companion
about the time the City of Boston was lost.
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Ames Methods Episcopal Church.

Bishop Haven will preach this morning
at eleven o'clock, and Rev. James Morrow
in the evening at seven o'clock.
On Monday evening Bishop Haven will
lecture in the same place. Subject, "Wo-
man Suffrage; Why Not and Why" The
admission will be free, but collection will
be taken for tho relief of the church debt.
The lecture will commence at half past
seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

The news depot of Staub, around the cor
ner from the Postofioe, is thronged every
dsy upon arrival of the mail trains oy
those in search of such publications as ne
.nnplies. His stock is varied and his prices
low,
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Winter goods closed out st great reduo-
tions, this wssk, ut n. L. byrne q Cos
No. le3 Canal street.
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Conf rmntiOns.

The folio wing appointments by the Gov
ernor were confirmed by the Senate yester
day:
Natchitoches-C j. C. Puckette, tax col
lector.
Caddo-F. G.. Spearman, J. B. Peter, 5.
C. Head, NJ. Page, police jurors.
st. James,. Gentil, police juror.
De Soto-E. w. Sutherlin, notary public.
Points Coupee-J. B. Blanchard. notary
public.
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Buy your tes at the T depot, No. S Camp
street, ono door from Canal.
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All winter goods at fifty cents ON the co..
Lar, this week, st n. L. Byrne & Co.'s, No.
l63 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

Good and reliable watches, cheap, ct
6eligman's, No. IS Baronno street.
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For the best and cheapest teas 60 to the
great T depot, No. S Camp street.
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(C0NTDSuED ON EIaHvH PAo1.l
The New York herald., 1876-10-11
SALES AT AUCTlOs.
THE MEssRs LEAvIrT, AUcTroNEERs.

s': ns .ss
Easst. IN .hs Sss;s s lsss sa.a =, COMPRISING saDsIe
a csass asa r' @ as
Room and Library fq!rure aPsness s.ps % pnnsT sets
Hooteases rosewood and maple bedroom Furniture.
o anss .n s sqS .
finest Bronass BY peessis Meme and others; on Paint
Others Marble statuary-Espsh BY Mosier; The Angel.
'y aRASp &c.
Permits view the premises be had OF the auction
A. THE xRssRs. LEAvIrT, AUcroNEERs.
Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday October ii
Salerooms,
MoMoTARo sATo's JAPANESE COLLECTION.
Lacquer., Enamols Bronzes Porcelans Ivores Vases.
flase the largest ever made ss inches diameter also
@ Tea
bronze Vases by Gorosa large and rich ta sizes,
Pots. sat.ams Vases &C. Sc This eoliecon Is remark
able for OF tho oldest LACQUER Ware
hibtsd In this city.
The whole exhibition at Clinton Hail. place
Catalogues ready.
A THE MEssRs. LEAvITT, AUCTIoNEERs
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
October IL and II, At Clinton Hall salesrooms.
,rse valuable collection of Illustrated and STANDARD
works, Manuscripts and Mtssals, Law ana MEDICAL
Books, &c Catalogues ready. Books exhibition.
4 ssIGNEEs' SALE.
IA Franklin Saving Fund Society. Bankrupts.
THOMAS SONS, Auctioncers.
Ave established oa'nes. oTs sspd four story marble front
known the Irving House,
Nos 0lo and y17 Walnut
west OF 9th ST..
SIS feet front, and 235 feet deep to SAMSON vt.
Two fronts
In the District Court of the United States the Eastern
District Of Pennsylvania. in Bank Assnees sale
of Real Estate OF the Franklin Saving Fund Society in
bankruptcy.
On TUESDAY. October 81. 1875. at IL O'Clock. noon
will be sold At public sale,
ut the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that valuable four story marble front hotel building
the Irving House. situate the north side OF Wal
OF 9th No. Y15 containing in front Wal
55 ee and extending Ia depth to 235 feet SAN
good repar has ONCE front and back parlo
dining kitchen. ordinary store barroom
and kitchen the first noor
about 10 chamber and laundry bathrooms water clos
stationary washstands bell calls speak
ing tubes cooking furnaces. &C.. &C. This is
continue improve, to Its desirable loca
tion and surroundings.
N B-rhc valuable property adjoining the above the
in Walnut ST. about " eet bc
bought fair price, should the purchaser desire 10
large tho hotel.
By order OF THOs r. sToTEsBURY
WM. MCLEAN, yAssigneea
JOHN McCOURT.
81 900 to be paid on each 1t time of sale.
For further particulars apply to WIN. MCLEAN, ESQ.,
N. THOMAS 4 SONS. Auctioneers.
139 and l4f South 4th 1t.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. S, 1876.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH oFRIcE. I.2s5 BRoADwAYs,,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

81 $sSSs
sssTRoIodYssD Fas.ss,A asa'sal sal ''' ana ''' con-
so1sP AND kobaIsG sDd Pa se and
H24H ssisEs so sshrs.
sysISEss sysHSEss .s
SEsks AND HiS Plsa-sd and ssS coll.
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DANCING AcADEMIEs-s1a PAcE--dth col
DENrlsTRY-I2rn PAGx--eth col
Houses fo IE sf AND
EusdrsHs rPa "a
EExeossnSH SSossiossr,sTu risTuSs r4ss.esA ss ool
Fos EocHs is APARTMENTS TO
pAer-2d and "a cots
fsEScR Observation-Disclosures % ssaS So p.Gr-s,h col
and s' 9Th cola
HORSES cARRIAGEs, &c.-lsr PAcz-3d, sth and 5th
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nApsdsf knAnpKrn2N Ia lAI,.,a .sr,a rasaae saI COL
MILLINERY AND DRE5SMAkING-lsr PAcE-5th col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-loTu PAGE
MIscEiLANEoUs-2p PAcr-etb col.
MUSICAI-9ru PAcE--3d col.
NEW PUBLICArIUNS-7rH PAcE-6sh col.
ris' riasSsoRrks okaaSs nsssss' sGen fsl col
fosT opr0E So4foEp p4fc.a sI fAcrs.h eo
wAsrEprrnALEs
lcrH PAGK--2d and Sd coils
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kKST-2D PAGR--1st col.
RIAL ESTATE TO kXCHAN1E-2D PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAcE-lst col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sT PAcE-lst col.
kEWARDS-1sT PAGE-lst col.
sAlES At AUCTION-lsr pAGE-5th and 9Th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-IlrH PAGE and
18TH PAGH-lst and I'd co.'s
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALES-l2rH PAGE Sd COL
spEciAL spEc MOTTO @ ss.Is. II rAcs,-ist and ID coils
STOkAGE-9TM PAGK--3d col.
THE TkADES--12rH PAGx-5th col.
THE TCRF-1sr PAGE-3d col.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-2p PAoE-lst col
TkAvEl.1ERS GUIDE-l2rH PAcE-6th col
CNFukNIsHBD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-3d col.
WANTEb TO PMRCMAsE.9rH PAcE-6th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-lsr PAGg-2d col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. aC.-l0rH PAGE-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-10-11

A -rUNIs JOHNSON, AUCTIoNEER
Old stand 81 Nassau
On TOMORROW, at IL o'clock,
continuation Of tn. great sale oF
SUPERB ENGLISH BRkEC .LOADERA
THESE FINE GUNS ARE EXCLUSIvkLY IN THE
hands OF few in the trade aud have been held at prices
which the wealthy could purchase. The
signee determined. sacrifice, to introduce
the general sporting community. hrougn Mr. JOHNSoSfS
house. 81 Nassau ST. tho splendid OF the fol-
loving celebrated makers:-
Wcstley Richards, r. Weblcy sons,
W. &. Scott K Sons, w. W. Greencr.
William Moore * Co., Dexter. and others
splendid guns for Thursdays sale will be
Tor tiont
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spoRrING-DoGs. BIRDS. 81.


Birds 4s Medicine: ,sr \. Sss.:s' PIsps,ss Food
near Canal.
CRkAr SALE OF suPERH BKEEcnLoADERs.
sns guns are essusssy In The hands
ns su s Ss Asa % " s 5
;sh s1assh * s 3. .asn
Nassau tho splendid guns Of the following celebrated
%.iMss " IL ssa,; a'sasI sss. wss1;s a;s.s.s Sons
peadid gun. for rAarsaa sale viii be ON our
counters for exhibition this day.
DooLs SOLD AT 3is RUTLEDGE ST., NEAR UNION
erson. on Union Grounds skIBERT MccLoUD.
CEcoHD HAND PARKER BREEon LOADER. 10
both very low. II. q. soUIREs, Coriisnass 81.
THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB -.
n Fan lhee,lnE 1875.
I'd. Sd. 5th. 7th. 10TH 18th and lsth October.
Races commence each day 'nsHsss ssadsT !: ,sp
c. wnEATLY. Secretary.
4 UcrIoN. FRENcH AND COMBINATION POOLS
~ DAY y s hs INNING sns hs.
and received BY telegraph drecs eonbinaron book
open on all events; French pools at ~, Al or
o'' - Or messenger will receive
A ucTIoN. AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
running racer a. Park and all other sporting
french Pool Tickets ss each Results direct y iesfsph
uCTIoN. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
Asold every day and evening the Turf Agency Pool
Rooms No 10 West 2Sth the running races ~ Jc-
Park French and mbinaton tickets 81 combina-
tion open all All orders by mail mes
''AS'' ~ ''''''' LOWELL 4 JUMPS.
A UCTION.-FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
n sod and evening. at New York Turf Exchange 10
West 18th the jerome Park and Nashville running
races Combine alton Pools So French Pools s. and -,
Combination book OPEN - liable to ~in $1,000 Open ~
Prompt attention given orders by mail
KELLY BLISS.
TlATTERSAIL'S, l.227 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pool Tickets ST. each Tsttcrsalps Auction Pools
evening O'clock 1ntcrsals Frepch Pools tickets 81
each. Nashville Tnttersails have their Office
the hill ut jerome Park Book every
McDOUGALL co.
w ond fall meeting October ls 10 and 2oSSoo for 80
douole teams $500 "a class $500 for so class To
clos ut Taylos Hotel! Jersey City Johnsons pool rooms.
New York Friday October H. r. NJ For conditions
bills. Address NM VAN KEURoN Proprietor. box Las
Post Office Jersey City.
M ESTCHEsTER DRIVING PARK, WHITE PLAINS
w lrotiing to-day (W Wednesday,. att r Three races
By Harlem Railroad White Plains and return Tickets
for trip 81 O5 Auction and French pools sold the
ground GEO. NJ WOODWARD, President.
@O SNn PRKMIUMs.-BROOKLYN DRIVING
VA.OOOPark entries will close at John j. whites,
Fulton Myrtle Brooklyn and at the park
Oct IA. II r. for the following pmrses-3 90 Z;4o.
2 80, ? 40 and 30 classes. N. WILLIAMS son.
HOHSES CARRI Al A(:IcS. "a.
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4 UcTIoN sA:E-posITIyELy
n THIS tWodnerdayJ MORNING.
commencing az 10 O'Clock.
NO. - avs VEST ;ssy 'iSTh 18TH 'G1f ST. insT%EKx
,,,,r 9th and sth ays;, ays;,,y,r-pu
lSha!p hah!p ,n@SlsEg. 'enhSSEs skfs,
sTEinTAkHn III ofnAaG UrhsHr rrifFSasosrh Faso
OIL Paintings s,a.aarys .aaa, ae..
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. richly carved
gold Orocade satin and eotel"ne Turkish and spanish
a@@ coos % fh. 'os~ooa nsgers.
plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Mantei sets 6oay
Library and sscfsssrs Bookcase, , choice
L'd' T'1s SEbsdSa Rssf Sissstu
"sas brs..as tsss. Saiesa.: chiaonisIs wasls,aHa:
tresses feather Pillows Bankets Sets and plush
Suits. marble TOD Tables Chairs Rockers 49,, !.
.s n'saSs rsneh walnut
p"nsr and s. s Is
n BsaIe positive. Parties about purchasing will posi-
s,vsas sorsisv "pH place cars House opens a.
eoas GS%ys''n men % Ssesc c%ss
UoTIoN SALE OF MAGSIrIcENT HOUSEHOLD
sold sngs'' rns Rcss.sas gsssGss 2, Aosys ss Oct H.
commencing nt ~ O'Clock at the
'sS" 10y ys ws: ;s:.y M ss9sn ~. s..as s ss as
brilliant soned PIsnoior,es stcinway and Windsor.
. elegant rosewood Etagerea
5choce bronze Figures
10 pieces PArian Statuary
Is windows Lace Curtains
- Brussels and in,rain CarpetA
30 hne OH Paintings. best artista
2 elegant Cabinets
8 elegant Library BookcaseA
4 elegant Library Tables
2 Iauies' secretaries and bookcases combined
3 Easy Chairs, Turkish style.
z Music Boxes best Paris makers.
II elegant bedroom Suits, complete. IL black valnuI
"a curlcd hair aud spring AststeaseA
Pillows and Bolstors.
10 elegant black walnut Rockers
"a Bedroom Chairs to match.
black walnut Lounges
Osiegant bedroom aud Parlor Cocka
z elegant black wainu. bufeta
3 superb Extension Tables
~ black wslnut Dining Chairs
china Dinner and Tea Sets
Castors, Urns, Pitchers Forks
Knives, Spoons, glassware. &c.
~ BThis Is the largest sale OF tho Sale post
tive LUKE F1TZGERALD. Auctioneer. y. B.--Take 9TH
mar IN mack and
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


A UcrIoS SALE This DAY.
n PETER BOWE. Anclloneer.
tels this the nactlcn rooms corner oss
and University place. large assortment household ur
Parlor suits Mirrors Chamber suits black walnut
Bsdstcads Bureaus Dressing Cascs. Wass ands Ch
Jases Cottage suits Wgrdrobes Damnsk and Lace Cur
tans. Mattresses Pillows. Brussels, three-ply Carpeo
Stoves. crockery. kitchen Utensils
A UcTION sALRof BoURBON AND RYE wHISKEY5
Il S. Hbl;MAS, Sherirs Auctioneer,
will sell THIS DAY October H. ~ III O'CLOCK
No l3 bowery,
rs barrels OF Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys.
consisting Of the following branGs:-
Megbben's. Sour NASH Rock Cave and Ctt Edge: also
Xxx and AAA Rye Whiskey.
tc storage and advances for whom may concern In
lots TO suit dealers
To the highest bidders
J. BLEECKER SON AuCTIONEERS -sU-
n Court sale under T. L. Ogden referee) to-day st
l. o'clock At Exchange Srooms three story brick House
NUN HARRISON. Attorneys. 10 broadway.
FURNITURE SALE.
~. BARKER u CO.. Auctioncers.
~ AND 40 LIBERTY ST
We will cli auction this day wednesday, October IL
the entire large stock Of superior made Cabinet Furat
tuc OF desired ety. comm-ncing at IL O'clock
A UcTIoN AUCTION AUCTION.
n Over s25. 900 worth aud over 800 lots
Magnificent Household Furniture Carpets this tweo
ncsdayl morning. commencing 10 O'Clock. At the large
dwelling residence 1uo East 18th ST. near 4th Av magnn-
rosewood Pianoorte Tables Etagere Mirrors Cur
tains Paintings Vases Clocks Turkish Furniture Bed
steads Bureaus Washstands Commodes Wardrohcs Hair
and Spring Mattresses. Bedding sideboard Extension Il
ROTH Auctoneer Goods packed and delivered for pur-