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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-05
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This Bank Is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking in all It's
details.
1t succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment. 49,
BY carefully regarding the interests OF It's
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, It hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, hrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:,
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD WIN. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRASzHEIA, o. Z. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
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No. 5 No 7."No |. No 4S"
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wheeling Live stock Market.
CHEESEMAN'S STOCK YARDS, |

CHRlSTMAN SIOCh L AnDS,
THURSDAY, April ..
CArrLE-The arrivals for the week
were ~ head. Prices-Common 3a3!c;
fair 31@45c; choice 43@5lc. The 6ic
was paid for western cattle. The de-.
maud is good and sales quickly made at
quotations.
Hoas-The arrivals were lS4 head for
the week. The market is very dull to-day
at 41@4Ic, il requiring very fine hogs to
bring tho latter price. There has been
nearly one-half cent decline since last
week, and not much disposition to buy.
One lot OF II hogs, averaging near y go
pounds, smooth and nice, sold to-day At
45c. Mr.. 10. Paden, Of Long Reach, has
had bunch Of Is fair hogs in the pens
since yesterday, and has benn offering
them at sc without takers.
The warm weather AID light purchases
by the packers are the main causes for
the prevailing dizziness. Bulk sales to
packers 4t@43c tor choice.
SHgEP-rhe arrivals were 81 head land
sold from b TO &c. The demand is good
and extra choice lots will readily brin 6
&c.
M1LCH Cows-Very light demand.
Prices SIS to $40.
CALvss-There, must have been 200
on the market this week. They were ali
sold, but at low prices; quotations $500
to 500.
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Nos. sand ~ make close CONF ection at
Columbus tor all points South and south
west al CGIclGp ipra!l points west ana
Northwest. -.,.
EiS, bound trains make connections AT
Baltimore fug Philadelphia, New York
AMI Boston. At Washington lily for all
points South. ,.-..
West bound trains make direct connec-
Tons Tor a!l principal points West and
Pullman Palace car, on all night trains.
gHEEGINtI, PTG'7iNSfitGH AND BAL
TiEORE DIVISION.
LEAVES ARRITES.
wheeling washington Pa,
hi,v ai,...7:5jA.M. daily at."-l0 :4JA. NJ
wheeling washington, Pa.
daily at....4:25 p. Nj. daily ats :lOP. NJ.
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
TicEels to ri principal pO!niS on sale
al depot. Office open atall hours during
ileday.
TUOS. K. 81 ARP,
Master ~ Transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES, General ~ n. lalG
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New YORK, April 4 Beeves-ke-
ceipts for two days 1890 head, against
$3.50 head Tor the same time last week.
Market dull and weak, with reduction
of one dollar per head. Fair to good,
one-tourth ordinary and medium, strictly
prime and extra steers scarse and not
quo:ably lower. A few choibe and extra
steers, ], $50 to 1850 lbs were taken Yes.
terday and to-day for the English mar
ket at l03@ll4c. The yards could not
be cleared to-day.
Sheep-Receipts for two days, 1850
against 1920 head for the same time last
week. There is no change in prices.
but an easier feeling prevails. About
100 spring lambs sold at Sc 90 to So W
per head.
Swine-Receipts for two days, $500
hand, against $3.50 head for the same
time last week. The market was shade
flrmer, with sales at S. S7@6 90 per 100
pounds.
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Maeeliug &eaister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time. IS One month.-...S O
Two times. ......... Is Three months. IL %
One week. 2 50 One veal. Is 10
One square changeable once q week $5O.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places rs
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied
DoCtie CIumn advertisements, 50 per
cent add t.CLal.
Loca. NCuCes Is cents per line-but no
local nClice utA be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tisements not connected with 1t Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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o.,,;mora & Ohio r. q. Co.
Hm5as - Wv

80, after Januury Is, 1877, Passen-
On S,% will run as follows, wheeling
''D'' EAs7BOUND TRAINS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. April 4.-MoNEY-At
4@5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
400 per cent. Customs receipts $3l3,-
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clesrings $l9,0O0.0OO. Ster-
ling firm at 4S4i for long; 1861 for short.
GoLD-Opened at l044; rose to 1866
closing at lO4s. Carrying rates to s
per cent; closing at per cent; loans also
made fat early in the day.
SILvER-At London So pence; bars
here l22! greenbacks; ll63 gold;. silver
coin I per cent discount.
Gnvr Closed firm.
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,,uodatiOn tram leases D.tLie q.
and arrives at steubeaviile at
sA5P.;N;i accommodation trains leave
special oi $50 y. M, and 1850 p. M;
ssFSs &sr5 a IT 5 snd @ p and ra IS r
Al Martin : leave Martins Ferry 1T
u. ReLu'n and % p. m; Bridgeport II $40
u$' 4, Nj 40 p. m; arrive at Bellaire at
100 a. m; ~ AL all principal points in the
rckeE Vet can be procured at the
ElSt any Tirlet Office in Mcclure House, and
n the sla''0 F. 4. MYERS,
aaneral Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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STATE BoNDs-QuIet
SToCKs-The situation in Wall street
was quite different from what was ex-
pected to follow the events of yesterday.
Many expected panic, but nothing OF
the kind occurred; on the contrary there
was an improved aspect to matters
generally. There was no pressure to sell
Panama, aud during the first half OF
the day only 745 shares changed
aands at from 81 to 81. The
fact that so little stock was offered was
the subject of much comment on the
street, and it was not long before cause
WAS discovered, viz: That the friends OF
Park mad advanced the means necessary
TO protect his stocks, aud tho broker,
John Pandier, whose checks were lett
over without certicstion yesterday after
noon, were certified to day, the bank
being entirely secured. When things
are rs unsettled in Wall street rs they
have been for sometime past, 1t Is quite
natural that rumors about trouble with
banks should be started, which was the
case this morning, but as each bank was
mentioned it was ascertsined the rumors
in regard to it were withou. foundation.
Stocks were somewhat irregular until the
last hour, when the market became firm.
The feature was the rise in Panama from
81 to 100, some 800 shares changing
hands at the latter figure. The closing
quotations were 92 bid and 100 asked.
In the general list trunk line shares
were noticeably strong. Pacific Mail
rose to l54 and Western Unicn to 535.
Coal stocks were weak on the announce
ment that at meeting of the coal car
iiers and producers to-day, the commit
tee appointed to devise ways to ad-
vance the price OF coal de-
ferred making their report until
to morrow. The announcement was
made on the Stock Exchange that Mr..
Ponder had paid in full and resumed
business. The latest from the coal
meeting is that the committee have per-
iected plan to advance tonnage on coal
and that a full meeting will be held to-
morrow to receive the report. In re-
card TO the railroad war 1t was SEMI
officially announced that the conference
between Vanderbilt and Garrett had
been productive of good and that their
differences were in fair way to be sd-
usted, if they have not already been
settled. The transactions to-day were
25e 900 shares, Of which $4,000 were
Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union, a 600
Rock Island, 10000 st. Paul, $4,000
Lake Shore, 1900 New York central,
$4,000 Michigan Central, 4l,OOO Della
ware Lsckawanna and Western, and
4 600 Delaware and Hudson.
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NEW YORK, April 4.-Cotton-Stesdy
atlls6llsc. Wool-Dulll and heavy;
domestic fleece 33@53c; pulled 2O(G43c;
unwsshed l2@2Sc; Texas lS92Sc.
Lesther-Steady, hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grsnde light, niddles and
heavy weights and California do 40
25c. common 22(124c. Flour-Receipts
500 barrels; more doing for exports and
home use; No. 2 81 90@5 20; superhne
western and state So 20@6 80; common
to good Sc SOFAS 40; good to choice 80 40
66 65: white wheat extra Sc 1907 %;
fancy 81 30@s so; extra Ono 81 9o(9
s GO; St. Louis Sc 35@9 %; Minnesota
patent process $1,000 Rye Flour
Steady at 81 25(G,4 IS. Corn Meal
Firm: western 81 75@S 90. Wheat
Receipts 5000 bushels; opened better and
closed quiet, with the advance about lost;
moderate export and milling demand;
nnrrsded spring 81 33@l 43; No. :
Milwaukee in store 81 49@l 90; amber
Michigan fancy 81 20; No. Chess o
spring old, afoat, 81 43: quoted at 81 40
al AZ: winter Michigan 81 20. Rye
Firm: western S2@S5c. Bsrley-Dul!
and heavy. Mslt-Firm. CoIn-Gr-
changed and in moderate demsnd; re-
ceipts $1,000 bushels. Oats-Unchsnged,;
receipts 5000 bushels. Hay-Unchsnged.
Hops-Quiet; yesrlings 6@loc; western
new S6lSc. Cotiee-Quiet and un-
changed. Sugsr-Dull and unchanged.
81 olssses-Moderste inquiry and un-
changed. Rice-In better demand; Car
DINA fine &c; Louisiana 4i@54e. Retro,
leum- Quiet and firm; crude lie; refined
lie; in cases 22c; naphths lie. TslIow
At 7j@sc. Rosin-Unchanged. Tur-
pentineNSteady al SSc. Eggs-West-
ern fresh l5@l6ac. Pork-Essier at
SIS OO@l5 Is; seller May sl4 S5. Beef
Quiet. Middles-Western long Gear lear
SIC; city Sic. Lsrd-Prime steam sloOo'
ButterSSteady; western at !l@loe'
| Cheese Dull at s@l4ic. Whisky-A
| shade firmer at 81 O7t Metals-Manu'
featured Copper-Quiet; new sae sai G
! sic; ingot lake quiet but steady a. l9ta
! l93c. Pig Iron-Fsirly active and q
shade hig her. Russia Sheeting-A'
$40 5O@1i 80 gold. Nsils-Unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10

Z sF0r1 STORY BROWN sToNE PRIVATE HOUSE,
Ain perfect order, west side. near Park, r Country
psrticuIsrs. u. o., box 10 Herald Office
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MEAL EsTATE TU ENCuANnE.

no RrNT FOR rliE suNMER. 4 FURNISHED
l iIcuset shady pleasant groHnds convenient DEPOT
~. bours from New York. Address T. H. MEAD. Post
,dlre box ~ Greenwich. TOM.
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IIDGEWOOD. n j.. one HOUR BY ERIE RAfT,
Ilway-A private family would like summer boardcrs
home comforts; no mosquitoes no masria GIBBS Her
Aid Office
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ORANGE. no LET MODERN REslDENCE rNEx.
Occptonable location improvements stable luwn, fruit;
perfect order. BkBGHhH. 80 Chambers 81.
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gnO KENT-TflE WE'LL KNOWN AND POPULAR
Eagle Hotel AZ Bethlehem Pa located in the oldest
aud interesting 81 tho oppgsc The Nora
Wan Seminary and convenient depo the house has
Gently been entirely remodelcd and newly furnished For
further particulars apply address GEORGE H. MYERS,
B~thlsheu. Ia.
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CTATES ISLAND.--rO LET PARTLY FURNISHED
Dor unfurnishcd COTTAGE House aud laid in
handsome lawn and garden shade aud ru In abundance.
roses and lowering shrubs garden at made with
tables Of all kinds now M asparagus Strawberries aud
berries OF all kinds IN plenty carriage house and stable
hennery and fowls with plenty viii be let
u unfurnheJ, io 500 tor lease;
situated north shore 30 minutes from city by lines
or ferries. Apply to GEO II. WOOSTER, owner Io4
Church st.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17

Berlin, March 17.-Count Won Ar
MIN L reported dying :. Nice and
bis son has hssn summoned pos. haste.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
The Bar Association OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia Draws
the Color. Line.
By Protesting Against the Con-
1rm ation Of Fred Doug
lass.
Immediately upon Receipt there
Of the Senate Proceeds
to Confirm Mr. Doug
lass. =
DECLINES TO ACCEPT.

DECLINES II ACChfl.
When new passenger rates TO New
York from the west were announced
by the passenger sgents who met in
St. Louis tte Lake Shore ani NJ oligan
Southern railroad refused to accept
and continued to sell tickets at the
old rate, eighteen dollars. This ac-
tion was understood to be in further
ance OF the Vanderbilt policy in the
New York Central competition. II
was expected that the Lake Shore
would soon agree to the advance but
that not having been done other
roads lwill undoubtedly return to the
oldK6gurcs in q few days.
THE OVERFLOW suBs1pING.
Omaha March 1.-THE gorge Of
ice ina the river has somewhat sub
sided and has permitted the water to
escape throuh its natural channel.
AT present all danger from the over.
flow is past and the probabilities Of .
new channel being made are removed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
NEW YORK.
HYDRopnoBIA

HYDRopnoBIA.
New York, March 17.-Nathaniel
q. Loomis Of the firm Of E. P. aud N.
81. Loomis, produce commission mer-
chants Of this city. died yesterday At
his residencc 16g Madison street
Brooklyn of hydrophobia.
TIE WORLD MUTUAL.
The state attorney general has cited
the officers Of the World Mutual Life
Insurance Co., to show cause Why =
receiver should not be appointed.
BANK srArEAENT.
Bank statement reserve deere ase
2,2s6, ,525.
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OF. PAr1ICK,s DAY.
IN CHICAGO.

.,.,s, IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Mafch i7-St. Patricks
day dawned bright and cheerful, aud
th ground was covered with heavy
snow. The pros ssion formed in va
rious parts Of the city At agp early
hour aud after church services had
been held, paraded the streets TO the
number of about 5000. Among ,le
notable features the procession were
the tecond regime mt, various Catheic Q
temperance societies and civil ovgani-
-zaticns.
IN CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, March l7-St. Patrick &
day was appropriately celebrated by
ificrtnrsIrish societies Of this city.
!, IN NEw YORK.
ST. PAricks parade WAS smallel
than usual, owing 10 tho mud, slush
and hsrd timss, but there was much
enthusiasm among those who wbe
did turn out.
IN WASHINGTON.
The president reviewed the pro-
ce.sion Of lrisbmen who paraded in
hsnor Of St. Pstaicks day and special
religious services were held in chur
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
A Subcommittee Appointed to
Visit Oregon and See
About Grover.
CONGRESS.

SENATE.
Washington, March. 17.-After :
lorg discussion the senate, BY : vote
of 80 to 8, adopted resolution au-
thorizing sub-elections committee Of
three to visit Oregon during the recess,
IL deemed expedicnt, and examine the
charges against Senator Grover.
The nays were Cockrell, Davis,
Westva, Harris. Hereford, McC Creery,
Merrimon, Wallace and Whyte.
Among the yeas were Allison, Davis
(Ills.) Oglesby and Paddock.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
WAaH1IGToK.
TRYING, TO BAR HIN OUT.

TRYING TO BAR HIN OUT.
Washingtou,D. c., March 1.-THE
bar association Of the district of Col
umbia last night appointed COM
mission to wait on the senate and
protest agsjnst the confirmation Of
Fred Douglass as marshal of the dis
trict.
DOUGLAS CONFIRMED.
Washington, March 1.-THE SEN
ate confirmed Fred Douglas as q. s.
Msrshal for the District Of Columbia.
NO CARPET BAGGERs WANTED.
A delegation Of promi-
nent business men oslled upon the
president today asking for the .p.
pointment Of two out Of the three
commissioners Of this district from
citizens whose interests ere Unidentified
with the property Of the district.
4 DIscoCRTEoUsN N1NIsrER.
Many Americans have 6eld com
plants against Bancroft Davis, minis
ter to Berlin, for disoour.esy ant
graver ofenses.
TUE Sixth LUNAT1C.
An old man named Springer, .h'
tbs sixth person who has come here
to be inaugurated, has been sent L
tho insane asylum.
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For Eea,,.

For Rent.
Room No s, Pednington's block, posses
sion given after the 18th OF March. Apply
to JOHN L. PENNINGTON.
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FOREIGN.
RELEASED.


Belgrade, March Ill Jubibra-
itch, one Of the principal leaders of the
Herzegovinian insurrection, who was
banished by the Austrian authorities
more than year, has been released
and is expected here.
GENERAL AMNESTY.
1t is said that Austria has issued I
general amnesty to her subjects who
Joined the insurgents in Turkey.
wH1RR HE GOT HIS DINNER.
London, March 17.-Gen. Ignatieff
dined aIthe Russian ambassy yester-
day, Lord Salisbury and foreign am.
bassadors were present. Lord and La.
dy Derby win visit the Hatfield
House country seat Of Lord salisbury
At the same time with Gen. Ignatief
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL APPRD
PRATIONs.
An AnalYsis Of the Bills Passed
by Con2rIess--C -Compar-
ison With Last
Year.

The appropriation bills as they
passed Congress last session are ana.
lyzed and compared with bills of last
year in the statement below. The
army bill is not,x enacted, and the
bills below given IS the House Print
ing Deficiencies" are not regular ep-
preparation bills, and appear in the
list for the first time. For this reas-
on comparisons for the totsls cannot
be properly made, and the amounts OF
each bill.must be compared separate
r:
rHE PrNsioN rfLL.
~ estnated nbs, SEQ o.
AZ reported 70 house. s.............. - SIS 900 on
AbPsfsso Aosse...-...t 0,A63,1e0 e
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n1sCILLAIIoUs.
NEW FREIGHT RATES.

Chicago March l7-Freight rates
on all grains but wheat from Kansas
City to St. Louis and Chicago have
been reduced three and half cents
the new rates to continue until April
frst.
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servan, Giri waa,eA.

A competent girl to do general house
work, will And steady employment and
good wages BY applying Immediately At
the residence Of FIR. SCHNAuBEA.
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MILL BURNEp.

Chenoa, III. March l7.--Louis Zsig.
lsrs new Touring mill burned l.s.
night. Loss about $4,000 insurance
1900.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
THlRrEEN MONTHS.

Cincinnati March 17-Ex dect CO.
tive Jas. White Was to-day sentenced
to the ,pcnitentiary for thirteen months
for implication in election frauds last
October,
The New York herald., 1877-03-21

SALES Ar AUCTION.
4 -THE NEssRs. LkAvfTT. XUCrf0KEKE1
THURSDAY AyTERNoox, March "a.
.naor charge c'nsPq 81 Pds.:o ras a. Ssssas Rosa
- the new ssierooms. ~ AssoI place
Italian ssasuary.
Com che Centennial Exposition.
!" ss' ~ .aiy.v.is. .aSs. IsaS.2sa 2sanns. .Tt''"
ssirini. vIa. Bsrsa.eonL
Argent. re- Ross; e Bo'sAA
on Pnipsinss.
Prom the Italian Centennial Exposition,
sy Italian artists: be sold FRIDAY EvEk:
tn. xesn. LEAvIrT. Aucssoneer.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON: 1;lS March -.
centennia. Exhibits
Chinese Department.
BY order Of
,. L. Hammond. ESQ., Chinese Commissioner.
at Clinton Hall saerooms remaining exhibits fron
tho Chinoss Department. International Exhibition com
prsins handsome Closonns Rnames choice Porcclans.
elegant ,sakwood Screens and Cabinets Bronses ivory
Carvings. &c.
AFT
MR. CHARLES L. rROsrs
unique and superb collection
Now exhibition free.
No. 8 East 2sd st.. Madison square.
~ Ss ,G "SS ssmCsrSv a. sn'siI1
n1II" AZ S..ocissoa Z, S"a ii Hal. a Ssd SsiIs. &C.
This collection docs not come before she public with
ceed H. Su. Il viii be found equally worthy nscn.ion
na IN s sSa. viii
tiser.
They evidently chosen for the fame Of tho
bus because the charm of subject and style Of treatment
them 70 the taste and sympathy OF the eoee
she work. which max: tho Srd
certain individuality on the part OF she collector
Every painting BY Mr. Frost be the work
Of the pnnssr whose name asea 70 T. some Of these
porsnsous ar5-Evenng Post ... 40.
and reopen tomorrow Thursday. at O'Clock A. NJ.
''''S DxNiEL A. MATHEWS Auc.ioneer. No. i74 sth av.
ucT!GM Tas ss Msn..da MORNING a. 10 osloes. as
at FIVE story brown stone
NO. 4 woHkA AyD 9Th Av
s4EiSxSr %SESSa q SaFATH TAAsES PIsESTSSTh s5Fh
asn and r
and Spanish Lounges Easy Chairs. narquesry g Centre
Msntel Mirrors. French Msnte Sets 6O-day Clocks
Musical Boxes Curtains Bookcases Library Tables, Dosks
Fine selection imported bronco Statuafy.
Pair French bronze Statuettes. cost 500
One pair Caesar ard Mark Antony.
One pair Milton and Shakespeare.
The Four Seasons &c Also
SS pairs of other desirable Figures.
80 valuable OH PnintnEa
BEDROOM FURNITURE, CONSISTING
Bedroom nnid and Gilt Bodstcads Dressing Cases.
Bureaus ChiHoniers washstands single and double Bed
stcas 80 fine hair and spring Mattresses feather Pillows
Blankets Toilet Scts plush and hnrcloth suits.
marble tor Tables. Chairs Rockers elegant Turkish Suit
DINING FURNITURE. vis. = Extension Tnbes. Side.
board Chairs in leather. slvcrwase Cutlery &c; Hall
Stands.
Experienced men TO pack ship remove goods. city
country. ROBERT u CASHIN Auctionecr.