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Passed or Reduced Dividends.

BoSToN, June 1.-The annual meetings
Of the Nashua and Jackson manuiactu-
ring companies were held to-day. The
former, Tor the first time in nineteen
years, passed seml.annual dividend.
The semi.annual making up Of the cotton
manufacturing companies is less favora.
bic generally than was anticipated. Sew
eral which passed their last semi.annual
dividends now make 3 per cent, but
others still are unable to make any divi.
dends. The large Amoskeag Company
makes 4 per cent, but it is understood
that less than one per cent has been
earned and the remainder is taken from
the surplus.
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PROVIDENCE, June 1.-The Genera
Assembly to-day passed n resolution in
viting President Hayes and Cabinet tC
visit Rhode Island on the occasion o.
the army reunion in Providence June 90
27 and %, and appointed a committee tc
make the necessary arrangements.
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WAX UKFAKTEENTt
OPRlcR OF THR CHIKy SIGNAL OFYICRR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., June 2-l A, N,
PROBABILITIES.

For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, winds mostly from south
west and clear or partly cloudy weather
in Tennessee and partly cloudy, with
rain, in the Ohio valley.
For the lower lakes, nearly stationary
Or rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, winds from the southeast To
the southwest and partly cloudy weather,
with rain areas.
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SCRANTON, PA. June Ian accident
occurred tonight on the Lehigh Valley
railroad, by which Mrs. Houser was
killed, her daughter, Mrs. s. NJ. Willard
and her nephew seriously hurt, and sew.
eral otherS fatally injured. No details
have yet been received.
SCRANTON, Pa, June IA special
train with the body Of Mrs. HouSer has
just arrived here. Two persons were in
stantly killed by the accident and II
wounded; six OF the injured are not ex.
pected to recover.
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Rusinena Emhnrrnssmsnt-

BUFFALO, June l.-Tosburg & Parker
the well known ship chambers, have suS'
pended. Liabilities $40, 900. Assets nearly
tho amount Of liabilities. Depreciation
in the value Of vessel stocks is supposed
to be tho cause. The 6rm own two larg.
vessels.
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FIRE RECORD.
Tobacco Yorks Rurned.

CHICAGO, June e1.-spauldlpgs Tobacco
Works, on River street, burned at an
early hour this morning. Loss not
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BALTIMORE, June 1.-The coal oil re.
inery Of Mrs. Selvia Z. Hunt, on Eden
street and Canton avenue, was almost de-
stroyed by FIRE this morning. Loss $5O,.
900. About 25 small buildings adjoining
the refinery, mostly dwellings, were
burned or damaged, with an aggregat te
loss Of $75 900.
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BELGIUM.


BRussRIG, June Ia great FIRE occnr.
ed in Tiilis, The whole Of a principal
street sdestroyed, together with a large
amount Of property.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The change in
freights by the Southwestern Rate Asso.
citation at their meeting here Wednesday
were as follows: On all grain, except
wheat, from Missouri river points and
Hannibal 70 St. Louis, 1871 cents; Eas.
81, LOUIS, 20 cents; Chicago, 25 cents.
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NEw YORK, June THE cotton goods
markets. quiet and steady; some numbers
Of Atlantic brown Sheetings have advanced
&c. Prints rather more active. Glouces.
mourning prints advanced to &c. Heavy
woolens in steady request and Erm. Cling.
hams in fair demand. Foreign goods are
quiet,
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rompenvation tor Delay.

We have before US u copy ot q letter
written to Capt. John Mcclure in July,
1874, by Engineer Becker, Of The Pan
handle Railroad, showing wherein the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken lucky road
had been a gamer up to that time, by the
delay that had taken place in completing
it. For instance, he pointed out that rails
had declined since January, 1873, from
s92 so per ton to $5s, and "Spikes, Splices
and bO!tS" in the same proportion. Also
that labor had Likewise very materially
declined. "There never was a time"
said the Engineer, "when, with ready
money, labor and material for railroad
construction could be procured at as low
arate as Just now"
This is the way things looked to the
practical eye Of a railroad man three
years ago. How little he knew How
little any body knew Of the near future al
that time! He went on to say that $780,.
900 Of the originally estimated cost Of the
road could be saved by the decline that
had taken place by buying iron at S5s,
and other material at corresponding de-
cline, and pushing the 2. ". 4 Ky road
to a speedy completion. AT that time no
one dreamed that in less than three years
We should see rails down to $3s per ton
adecline OF "a per cent since July, 1874
and thus saving in iron and other mate.
rials another 100000.
4 Some people may ask whether, seeing
that SO much has been saved by the long
delay. still more money may not be saved
by additional delay. We should say, in
answer to such an inquiry, that no ma
terial decline is now probable, for the
reason that the labor necessary to pro.
duce iron cannot live on less wages than
are now being paid. Bat suppose that
rails should decline to S3j in another year
we must otiaet the decline with what
would be lost by not finishing and running
the road. This is a point Of great impor.
lance The same net earnings as those OF
the little CHARTERS road would, in one
year, lar more than cover any possible
further decline in railroad material
While therefore the road has no doubt,
saved great deal by the decline in the
cost OF its completion, 1t has also lost all
thatit might have earned.
There ia one important respect, how.
ever, in which thoae who may go into the
reorganized company will be gHiners over
their original predecessors, and that is
this: Under the original agreement the
lesseeS (the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis company were to receive preferred
stock equal to tho amount expended for
the Superstructure Of the road, WHICH
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DETROIT, June Extensive fires are
raging in the woods along the shores Of
lakes Huron and Superior, in this State,
A telegram from Marquette received to-
night reports the village Of Ouata de-
stroyed by Ere.
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FALSE PRErESsEs.

Samuel L. Carter, who was arrested
here few days ago charged with swim.
ding the Bank Of North America oil
$4,000, wm again arrested yesterday for
obtaining under false pretenses from the
same Eank $500.
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ENGLAND.
Madame TitIens.

LONDON, June 1.-The Queen has in.
quired about the health of Madame Ii,
items and has received an answer that as
yet she is not out Of danger, but that her
advances toward recovery are very cheer.
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NEw YoRK, June 1.-Arrived- Steam
er Wesser, from Liverpool.
New YORK, June l.-Arrived-SLeam
er Montana, from Liverpool.
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DAOON AND LARD.

u A full gupply AWAyn On hand O! Ieai Lard.
g. 9, Hams, Shoulder, Clear HIdes, ., q Bri,fstts.
ETC. 0rdeS nled troh trum nnofs houIs daily,
n. REILLY,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June |, 1877.

GLNERAL-The report Of Wm. Skater
Lieutenant Colonel 24th Infantry, com
manding District Of Neuces, Texas, con
corning the recent raids by Mexicans and
Indians from Mexico into Texas for ma
rauding purposes, with your endorse.
ment, Of the 10Th inst, has been submit
ted to the President, and has, together
with numerous other reports and docu
ments relating tothe same subject, been du
lyConsidered. The President desires thai
the utmost vigilance on the part Of the
military forces in Texas be exercised for
the suppression OF these raids
1t Is very desirable that efforts TO that end
in 30 far at least a. they necessarily in.
yolve operations on both sides OF the
border, be made with the cooperation oi
the Mexican authorities, and you will
instruct Gen. Ord, commanding in Tex as
TO invite such cooperation by the local
Mexican authorities and 10 inform them
that, while the President ia anxious Ia
avoid giving offeuse 10 Mexico, he is nev.
ertheless convinced that the invasion oil
our territory by armed and organized
bodies Of thieves and robbers to prey on
our citizens should not be longer endured
Gen. Ord will at once notify the Mexican
authorities along the Texas! border OF the
great desire OF the President to unite with
them In an effort to suppress this
long continued lawlessness. At the
same time he will inform those au
thorities that il the Government Of Mex
leo shall continue 10 neglect the duty
Of Suppressing these outrages, the duty
will deyolve on this government, and will
be performed, even il its performance
should render necessary, occasionally
crossing the border by our troops. You
will, therefore, direct Gen. Ord, that in
case these lawless incursionS continue, lie
will be at liberty 10 use his own discre.
ton In pursuit Of the bands Of marauders
and when his troops are either in sight oi
them or on q fresh trail, to follow them
across the Rio Grande, and overtake and
punish them, as well as 10 retake stolen
property, taken from our citizens and
found In their hands on the Mexican side
OF the line.
l have the honor 10 be very resp'y,
GEo. W. McCRARY,
To Gen. ". 7. Sherman.
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New York money and STOCKS:

NEW YORK, June I.-MoSEY-Closes
easy a. per cent Prime mercantile pa.
per S5fa4H per cent. Custom recelptS 500, I.
600. The Assistant Treasurer diSbursed ts.
day $iS9, 1000. Clearlngs $50, 900 OOO. Drv
FOODS imports for the week 1924 .OO0, All.
uGl business, sterling long at ASK, short
Golp-Weak; opening at lOBX, and
closing at l05N. borrowing rates dat to
l'64 per cent per diem.
SiLvRR-At London unchanged, Here.
silver bars 81 24h, greenbRcks; 81 l7L,
gold. Silver coin Y per cent discount,
GoVRRNMRSTS-Lower, partly on &c.
count of the decline in gold and partly on
a disposition among some OF the Germans
to press sales.
United States g q 1881,
Eve-TWOutlos (lS67 ny
tiVe-IEenteS (lbsS
rev
Nov Four aud
RAILROAD BoNDs-Weak and lower In
tho carly dealings, but closed steady.
STATR SECuRITIES-Quiet.
sToCHS-lrre1u 1ulsr In the early dealings.
but at the first cali became firm and prices
advanced 4 tol% per cent. Subsequent.
y this improvement was lost and the mar.
ket at the close was Il fraction lower than
at the opening. Burlington L Quincy was
hrm throughout, and Northwestern, St.
Paul, Delaware d Hudson, Michigan Zen.
tral, and Morris 4 Essex comparatively
steady. Illinois Central, alter AuctuatIpR
considerably closed firm at the opening
rates. Chicago L Alton sold up TO so for
common and l0l iorsmall lots Of preferred,
Some OF the Wall street magnates left 10
attend several important railroad elections
10 be held Mt the West next week, A com,
promise Is talked Of between the parties
conteSting the Michigan Central election,
which takes place on the 25th inst.
The transactions aggregated 12lOOO
shares, OF which $4,000 were New York
Central, $4,000 Lake Shore, 6 900 North
western 10000 Rock Island, 1000 st. Paul.
6,OOO Delaware & Hudson, $4,000 Della.
ware, LackawannN & Western, 5000 Mich.
igan Central, 5000 Illinois Central, and
1900 Western Union.
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PITTsBURGH, June 1.-Petroleum-Quiet.
crude at 50 22fa9 % at Parkers; refined
l4I<c, Philadelphia delivery,
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and some with rather large accounts
open. There are reports Of embarrass.
ments in the Bedford Manufacturing Dis.
trict, four firms Of no great importance
having suspended.
AN EMUTE on sHIP-BoARD.
There was recently an emute on board
Her Majesty's iron armor plated ship
Alexandria, the Aagahip OF the Mediter-
ranean squadron. It is stated that in
consequence OF the stringency Of the dis.
cIpline and the unusual severity OF the
punishment the whole Of one watch re.
fused to do duty and threw the sights OF
the guns overheard. Three Of the insub.
ordinates were sentenced to AZ days i'm.
prisonment and sent home in the Mon
arch to undergo punishment.
kilograms from Athens, dated May 81 ,
gives an account OF another and appar.
emily more serious mutiny while the
Alexandria was lying at Piracies. The
mutiny was quelled BY the marines and
men summoned from other vessels. The
mutineers were arrested and q court.
martial convened to try them. The
cause Of the second outbreak is stated to
be dissatisfaction because Of 4 refusal Of
shore leave, whereupon they rendered
the Alexandrias guns unServiceable.
GRANT AT THE RACES.
His Royal Highness, the Prince Of
Wales, with General Grant, left the Vic
toria Railroad station for Epson, by q
special train about o'clock this after
noon. Count Muster, the German AM
basador, Duke OF Hamilton, Lord Dud.
ley and several others travelled by the
same train.
AMONG THE MILITARY CLURs.
The Anglo.American Times states that
q dinner 10 General Grant has been ar.
ranged at the United Service Club, which
is a representative Of the British Army
and Navy. This honor is only rendered
to officers Of the highest distinction.
Other military clubs have followed the
example Of the United Service in inviting
the General to become an honorary mem.
Der. Among the political clubs the way
has been led by the Reform.
r- GLADSTONE.
The Times, in leader, says: Gladstone
is now preeminently the Liberal, or let
us say with his opponents, "the Radical
leader" All that has true and clear
ring Of Liberalism in the country and all
thatmay be counted upon to endure and
have weight in any future contest be.
tween the two parties Of the State, now
attaches itself to his name.
AoLADsroNE DINNER.
BIRMINGHAM, JuneEl.-The Mayor
gave dinner to-day to Gladstone, Bright
and the members Of the City Corporation,
Mr.. Gladstone, replying TO the toast to his
health, which was enthusiastically re.
ceived, made long speech, the most sig
nifcant points Of which were in eulogy ol
the Radical party.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-The Lake Shore
Railroad has reduced its passenger rates
from Chicago to New York to SIS, to
Boston $l6.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-Ex.Gov.
Packard is dangerously Ill with conges-
tive chills. His physicians forbid his
receiving visitors, messages or letters.
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PLYMOUTH, June 1.-The steamer Pc.
rere, from New York, has arrived.
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RATTLE In PROGRESS.

LONDON, June Ia special dated
Erzeroum to-day says that the Russians
are cannonading Karadagh and the Turks
are replying. An important movement
is being carried out by the Ottoman
forces. The van OF the Russian left wing
has made a fresh movement on Kara,
Killissa and Toprak. A detachment Of
the Russian right is seriously threatening
Otti and hartman. Mukhtar Pasha i
falling back on Kheabassian.
Heavy cannonadIng has been heard al
Sulena. 1t is rumored that Russian
squadron has attempted 10 force an en-
trance into sulena, in order to assist al
the crossing Of the troops.
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DECREASE OF PUBLIC DEnr FOR MAY

The large reduction OF the public debt
during the month Of May, is partly ex.
planned by the fact that large sums are
due 10 the Navy and for the necessary
expenses Of the other departments, but for
which there is no appropriation. The
ordinary decrease Of the debt is $5,000,.
900; the estimated amount Of the decrease
on account ofthe deficiency in the appro.
priationS, including the pay Of the Navy,
81 1881, ,274; total decrease, $6,9Sl,274
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NEw oRLEANs 1orrERY.

Generals Beauregard and Early an,
nounce the completion Of the arrange
ments for the drawing Of their half mil
lion scheme on June 9th, on which oc
casion grand promenade concert viii
be given at the Opera House.
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The fortnightly settlement on the Lon.
don Stock Exchange, which was conclud.
ed yesterday, developed considerable
amount Of trouble among the bear specu.
lators. Up to now there has been thir.
teen failures declared in the house
and some with rather large accounts
open. There are reports Of embarrass
ments in the Bedford Manufacturing Dis
trict, four firms Of no great importance
having suspended.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY NTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
Result Of the Cabinet Councils on
Mexican Affairs.
Bandits to bs Pursued Across the
Frontier and Punished.
Bad Showing Of the Cotton Man
ufaCturers.
Little or Nothing Made In Past
Six Months.
Charge Of Chief Justice Waite in
ElIenton Conspiracy Case.
Little or Nothing Made In Past
Six Months.
Charge Of Chief Justice Waite In
ElIenton Conspiracy Case.
WARRINGTON.
The Mexican Thieves 10 be Fol
lowed.

- nv AASAANNsN AAAAONSH ~ W.
lowed.
WARRINGTON, June lat the Cabinet
meeting to-day the Secretary Of War was
instructed to address letter to General
Sherman directing him to prepare In
Etructions for Gen. Ord to follow the
Mexican marauders, II necessary, from
Texas into Mexico.
No appointments were agreed upon To-
day, although there was a general dis
cusSion as 10 the comparative merits Of 4
number Of applicants for the varioul
positions at home and abroad.
INsTRucrIoSsT GEN. SHERMAN.
A letter Of the Secretary of War II
regard to the Rio Grande troubles wa
sent this afternoon to General Sherman,
and is as follows:
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The President has appointed Wm. Ware
Peck, OF New York, U. s. Attorney for
Wyoming, vice Edward A. Thomas re-
signed, and Theophilus Gaines, U. s. At
torney for Montana, vice VIC. Hoge re-
signed.
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REVOLUTIONARY RISING.

CAIRO, June IA letter from Kharl.
toun confirms the report Of the revolu-
tion in Darfun. Gordsu Pasha, Govern.
or Of Soudoun, was at Kharltoun May %,
and 1t was expected that he would pro.
coed 10 the disturbed districts.
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GLADSTONE DINNER.


LONDON, June 1.-Aspecial from Paris
to the Time, says: N. De Fourton, Min.
lister Of the Interior, has forbid all polit.
ical meetings Of over twenty persons.
no BUDGET FOR BRoGLIE.
PARIS, June LA Republique Fran.
eaiss states that the Deputies will moi
vote the budget while the Broglie Minis.
try is in power.
LONDON, June LA special from Par
Is, referring 10 the above, says: This
decision Is in accordance with the advice
Of N. Theirs.
MAcNAHoS IN THE COURTS.
PARIS, June 1.-The Government in.
tends to prosecute the President Of the
Paris Municipal Council for remarks In.
Eulting to President MacMahon during a
speech at ST. DeliI.
address TO 1AlBETTA.
The students OF Paris presented an ad-
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no pupeEr FoR nRoGLrE.


address TO GAlBErTA.
The students Of Paris presented an ad-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Gladstone the Great Liberal Lead.
or In England.
Grant and Wales HobnubbInu al
EPSON Downs.
Continued Persecution Of tbs
French Press.
The Suppression Of Free Speech,
CondltIon Of the Turl,Inh Arm1

Condition Of the Turkish Army.
LONDON, June Ia special from
Vienna to the TTms has the following
One thing seems pretty certain that for
one reason or another, possibly for sew.
eral, that delay has occurred In the
RussiSn advance in Asia; possibly even
a necessity Of sending some OF the re-
serve troops from Trans Caucasus 10
secure communication through the eau.
casus may have contributed 10 retard the
advance. Fortunately for Russia the
Turks seem scarcely in a position to
take an advantage Of this delay. All
accounts from the spot agree that the
condition Of their forces Is even worse
than generally believed. They are con.
SiderRbly fewer than has been assumed,
and with the exception Of arms they
lack everything requisite for an army In
the field. There seems even to be hardly
any reserved stock Of ammunition, "a.
pecially for the artillery. 1t ia impossi.
BILE to expect that all these short cominEs
can be remedied before the Russians push
forward to Erzeroum,
-- FORWARD MOVEMENT.
A special from Vienna says: On the
arrival Of the Car at Ploisti council Of
war will be held, and on the 7th orders
are to be given for crossing the Danube at
lbrail and Turnunagureli. An impor-
tant demonstration under Prince Charles
will be made from Kalafat.
REVOLUTIONARY RISING.
CAIRO, June Ia letter from Kharl.
toun confirms the report Of the revolu-
tion in Darfun. Gordsu Pasha, Govern.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Public Debt statement.

WAsHINoToN, June 1.-The following
Is the public debt statement for the month
Of May:
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A b MNTz. 62i ora Nv., AB0vK 18Th 81. Pxi
tenaed by Mr.. or MrA MIMI
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M NUSsBAuM, AUCrIONEER. 28t BOwERY. SELLS
1Vl .ths day. at IL o'clock, 2yS Sh large Stock
tstures Of House Furnishing Goods Store and Iin.mil
shop consisting OF larIs aud extensive OF House
Furnishing Goods ardwate Tin, Wood and iron Ware
ery Tnsmiths' Tools, Machinery Counters Shove cases
ksiector, &c too numerous to eutou together POSI-
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A UcTlON SALE.
"A BY J. W. CAMPBELL. AUCTIoNEER.

commencing this day ut o'clock West Side Storsg
Warehouse 5S3 Hudson 81 Aoingdon squaro) large and
general assortment medium to first aimed House
hoiu Furniture. Trunks Haggag, without In.
ending PIANOS, TURKEY, BODi BRUSSELS, TAPES
rep and haireloth pAkLoR AND DINING ROOM SUITS;
walnut. marble top and COtae Bedroom Suits Bureaus
WA DROBEs. Bedsteads, BEDDING leather BEDS,
holsters and Pillows hair other Mattresses; spring Beds
Washstands; marble top Centre. EkrENsION LEAF.
other Tables; cane seat Dining. kocker Easy. other
Chairs; French plate other Mirrors. Paintings Engrav
lngs Retrigerators Safes ranges other stoves; Ass
Crockery. Kitchen Utensils &c by order Il. TAGGART.
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commencing at a. o'clock sharp.
At the four residence iJ9 West 18th 7th
Parior Suits Pianoforte, Brussels. ingram Carpets II
pair Curtains large and small Mirrors Clocks Vases
Tables Bookcases Desks ~ aud double walnut Bed
stssds Dressing Cases. Bute Wmshstands. Wardrvbes.
10 muir and spring Mattresses Bedding Lounges Chairs.
2, Paintings lots OF Glass Chaa silver Ware; Cutlery,
basement Furniture. sidoboard. Extension Tables. &c
ale positive. l.. ROTH. Auctioneer. House 1t IL
O'clock Goods packed and DELIVERED lily country Take
crosstown eth 7th l59 l5th