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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-03
BREVITIEs.

Sub treasury deposits yesterday. ss4. 2O1 "a.
The Governor will. In a day or two. appoint
and convene. under the militia law. o board Of
officers to arrange rules provided for by the law
Instead of the name of B. Biscoe as lay del
agate to the general convention it should have
been &. w. Race.
The new silver trade dollars will be ready for
issue at the sub treasury to-day. About $780,
900 will be sent here.
Registrar Landry opened his office yesterday
for the registration of voters and registered
for the different wards of the city about fifty
voters.
Fruit Growers Association, for the purpose of
making preparations for their coming exhibit
ton.
In our report Of the first days proceedings of
accidentally omitted Of the eloquent sermon
delivered by the Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson.
of Trinity on the brotherhood of all church
man.
The gifted artistic Rosa d'Erina gave a mu-
steal matinee Yesterday afternoon at the Con-
vent Of the Good Shepherd; which was at
tended by a large number of ladies interested
in the institution. The prima donna gave a
choice selection from her marvellous repertoire
Yesterday man with blue spectacles stopped
ears and thusy paramented with the driver au
road?, Yes. said the driver; always take
ans sa blue ss o this ons is
such a pale red!" "Oh, pull down your specs >,
said the driver. and away went the fiery mule.
To PLANTERs.-Our enterprising friend, Mr..
W. s. Campbell. the well known coal agent No.
% Carondelet street. announces in another
column that the towboat Wilson is now on her
way from Louisville for this port with full
tow OF O'Neil 4 Co.'S celebrated Pittsburg coal
Planters would do well to note the fact that Mr..
Campbell will deliver to them on the coast any
quantity of coal they may require at the lowest
market rates.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

NJ. r. Mcdonald vs.. Mechanics and Traders
Insurance Cempany.-Suit for S21DD, due on
certain policy Of insurance.
In the Southern Bank case on Wednesday,
on the closing Of the arguments Of Mr.. Blanc,
assistant council for the city. Judge VOORHEES,
for tho State Treasurer. the court adjourned
till O'Clock At that hour Mr. Bermudez
opened his argument on behalf Of the bank,
which lasted till mdnigh'. The Jury having
then expressed their readiness TO stay and
hear the case through. Mr. JONAS city attor-
ney, closed the case by argument which
lasted till O'Clock.
The jury was afterwards charged by the Judge
Of his own motion and then Us requested by the
parties, save whore charges asked were de-
clined.
The Jury then retired, and on yesterday morn
ing at u returned Into court. saying that they
had not agreed on Il verdict.
by consent cf counsel, Mr. Aldige, foreman,
according to previous agreement, was allowed
To retire from the Jury az he has to leave this
evening for Now York. The case was left to
be considered by the remaining eleven jurors.
Mr.. Bermudrz then moved the court to ascer
tain from the Jury whether they had given to
tho matters submitted all the consideration
possible to be given to the same. and should
they answer affirmativnly, to inquire whether
there was any possibility Of their agreeing on q
verdict. and on negative answer. counsel
moved the court to discharge the jury. The
court refused the charge and counsel took a
hi |. The court then appointed Mr.. X. Carey,
Sr foreman, vice Mr.. Aldgs and the Jury re-
tired to further consider.
At a. late hDur there WAS no a9renuent
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

This board met in regular session yesterday
evening President Chopin in the chair. and
quorum present.
resolution providing for the liquidation Of
Mr.. Downing's claim was adopted.
report from DR.. Loeber, unfavorable to the
acceptance of a boat furnished for quarantine
purposes, was adopted.
communication from the president of the
Gas Company was received. saying that the i'm
provements recommended by the committee Of
the Board of Health would cost about SIS 900 f;
that under the circumstances the company will
have to cease the manufacture of sulphate of
ammonia. and the liquor used in the manufac-
tory will have to be emptied into the drainage
canals.
On motion Drs Albrecht. Loeber and fancy
into the matter of the ammonia works.
communication was received from the
Property Holders Union. inclosing resolutions
condemnatorY of the use Of shot for cleaning
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GENERAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
STATE MANUFACTORIES.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.

Sealed proposals for the sale Of Tobacco TO
the government will be considered and acted
Ministry Of Finance, On the following days, at
O'Clock D. m, viz:
TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1873. +
l. Two million fonr, hundred thousand kio-
grammes Of Leaf Tobacco. Ge71utne Morytnnd
grade grades ~ marked NIX. NIB and Nc, and divided
into two lots Of twelve hundred thousand kilo-
grammeS each.
2. Two million four hundred thousand lilo
grammes Of Ohio Leaf Tobacco. croDs OF 1877
and 1877, corresponding TO three grades. marked
twelve hundred thousand kilogrammes each.
FRIDAY JUNE 7, 1873.
l. Five million kilogrammes Of Kentucky Lea
Tobacco. crops of 1876 and 1877, Of which thre
en 9ar IN rae erada apses
KB / and KC /. and divided into two lots
seventeen, hundred thousand klogramme
m marked ark KA2 KB and RC 2, and divided int
two lots Of eight hundred thousand kill
3. Two million four hundred thousand kilf
grammes Of virginia Leaf Tobacco, crops
1 nd Va B and W. and d 70 5ef no K
lots Of twelve hundred thousand kilogramm' 4
each.
Sealed proposals will be received BY the Sup
rior Tobacco Board Of Directors tConseil Sup
rieur des Tabacaj on each OF the above sDecif. 4
days and pp 70 the time Of The opening OF bic
WHICH wiz tdho ptCo d. z y CLOCK ~ Ia
Copies Of specifications. as approved BY y
Minister OF Finance, regulating each and eve
bid will be at the disposal Of the trade. in d
office OF TIE Central Directory Of Tobacco IA
ministration Centrale des Ta6acs) in Paris: /
the Offices Of the National Manufactories |
Paris eros Cailloul. Havre, MarseiIles a ]
Bordeanx and at the French Consulates In !
Iork, baltimore. Richmond and New Orieai /
United States
Grades to which must conform each and eve
delivery can be found and examined by \
trade on all working days. between the hours
u n. and o. M. at the Mandatory In Pal
No. CD Quai d'Crsay. y
E. ROLAND, General Director
Paris. April /, 1873. my2 2dp
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CITY ECHOES.

Sarah Logan and Frank Deveney were yester-
d " sent before the First district Court under
tonds of $500 each.
patrolman Witte shot and killed rabid dog
on Wednesday that had slightly bit him In the
hand. Previous to his death the animal had
BIZ ten Mr.. Holman In the leg.
Geo. L. Rollins was locked up in the Third
Station charged with assault and battery on
r. Cullen. The assaied party is also in the
same station. charged with being drunk.
At about o'clock Wednesday night man
named Theard. a member Of the Louisiana
Boat Club. accidentally fell off Of the boat slide
at the boat house at Bayou St j. ohm, and would
have drowned save for the assistance Of some
of his friends.
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A GRAND EXCURSION.

On Sunday next. at $50 a. M. an excursion
train will leave New Orleans. starting at the
depot of the Mobile road, for Biloxi returning
to the city at $50 D. NJ. giving ample time to
have no doubt many OF our citizens viii avail
themselves of the cheap rates offered BY these
excursions to reach a cool spot and enjoy the
card in another column
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THE POLICE BOARD.

Tho Police Board met last evening. Mayor
Pilsbury In the chair. and quorum Of the com
missoners present.
Patroman F. Dncoinlng. for failing to patrol
his beat was fined three DAYS pay
Patrolman G. Penuel, for sitting down on his
beat was fined ten days pay.
Patrolman Mchaelson. for the same offense.
was fined three days pay.
Suby G. Henderson, for neglect OF duty and
force.
Patrolman T. DAILY. for unofficer-like conduct
and ub)rdination, was fined five days pay.
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PIN POOL TOURNAMENT.

The attendance at yesterdays games was
good. Two of the favorites. as will be seen.
we're beaten in the afternoon games. The fol-
lowing are the scores made
Eighty third Game-Abadie s. Blanco4
Eighty-fou Game-Abadie s. J. Maggioli g.
Eighty fifth Game-I4ugui 8. Hubbard g.
Eighty seventh Game--Abadie s. Hfliburn B.
Eighty eighth Cameo Goodman 8. Curtis 8.
Games for to-day at 80 .. m.-Cazares vs..
Zachringer. Cazares vs. +. MaRRioi.
1880 p. m..-.Lugui vs.. Iachringer. Lugui vs.
BlancO. Hubbard vs. Curtis.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL,

At the second days meeting of the Thirty
seventh Annual Council of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of the State of Louisiana. hcI
last evening at Trinity Church. the time Wa
very agreeabIy occupied by the delegates ia lis
Bishop J. p Il. Wilmer
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On Sunday nextthe Fair Grounds will present
one of the gayest and most lively scenes that
that favorite place Of resort has ever Witnessed.
The grand May festival OF Mechanics Not will
be the carnival Of the picnic season. and will
fairly test the capacity Of the com mittees to care
for thethousands that will visit the place. The
programme of sports is such as has rarely
been offered for one days amusement. and the
prizes given mnnifcent enough to draw every
one who woos chance. Remember Mechanics
festival
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AMusEMENTs.
Academy Of Music.

"NMUNHHy
Kate Putnam continues to perform at this
theatre.
THE BOULIGNY CONCERT.
Tho event Of next week will occur on Monday
evening ut the Opera House. Miss Corinne
Bouligny's grand concert will present some ex-
traordinary attractions.
THE CARTIER CONCERT.
The concert offered last evening to Mr.. Jules
Cartier by the members of the choir of the
Cathedral was q great success in point of art and
enthusiasm. Mrs. Samuel, Misses ii. Dolhonde
and Martin. and Messrs Ross. Solomon. Cas-
sard. Meteve and Caulier all deserve credit for
the excelledce they displayed in the execution
of their respective selections.
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RAQUETTE.

The pretty game of raquette will be resumed
on Saturday afternoon next, at the Piny Green.
on Dumaine street. by the New Orleans Raquette
CLUB. Inc season promises to be an interest
ing one, during which some handsome prizes
will be offered for condensation.
Light, airy. and cheerful. centrally located
and carefully managed the Colonnads Hotel
offers unequaled inducements to Philadelphia
visitors.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

g. Il. Alter has filed n suit before Judge Nom
roe against the Sttde Board OF Liduidation. ask
ing for u maDdanus ~ compel the board to
fund four State WARRANTS, aggregating $3.50 is
sued in ls7l 1872 and 1873 to the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum.
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The alarm Of fire turned In from the engine
house OF No. ~ last night was an unneeessary
alarm turned in by an over zoalous policeman
who supposed TINT thsre was fre. as he saw
Jackson No. ~ running on q reflection pro-
duced by u calcium light ut the Sylvester Larned.
Institute.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

In the case Of the steamship Hudson vs. the
Dullermu for damages incident to n collision
between thee two vessels, Judge Billings yes
t"rhay rendered n decision In favor Of the Hud-
son. absoVng that vessel from oil blame in ths
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-03
A Red Hot Explosion.

At about 1890 o'clock yesterday morning the
upper fde Of five iue locomotive boiler in
corner OF Washington and Prytania streets,
blew out, and considerably damaged the engine.
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Edward Shanbough aged eighteen years, who
was firing the engine, was slightly scalded. AT
the time OF the explosion there was from sixty
to seventy pounds Of steam on
Up TO midnight last night the police authori-
ties OF the Sixth Precinct were ignorant OF the
Mt headquarters.
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Round for OREGON.

Detective Samuel Stickney, Of Oregon. Mo.
arrived in this city armed with a requisition
gon for bigamy The bird was caught yester-
day morning. and on being taken before Judge
Miltenberger was turned over to the detective
who left with him yesterday evening. via the
Mobile road,
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.


Gins, Lonis. charged by John Raynold. was
put under bonds Of $3.50 to await trial.
George l.. Rollins. on the affidavit OF Ralf
Cutter. was put under $3.50 to await trial.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

H. r. Parker, adm nistrh'or etc Of the sue
cessioD Of Francois Iacroix vs.. J. b. Mailho-
Judgment for plaintiff.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Judge Whitaker yesterday morning refused
he motion to qnash tho indictment in the case
IF the State VS., r. w. Frisbie.
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Little Rcd Riding Hood.

Little Rcd Riding Hood
-, Scene Fairy Queen and per attendants
Chorus Of Fairies. Hail. ali hail, our lovely
Queen" Queen's address: chorus;
seen.e Ii-Ited Riding Hood and her mother
Duet, "Hagte Away, :, .,,
the. Wolf; Song: Proving. Howling. Enter
Rod Riding Hood. einging The Wolf nt the
Door" Meeting of the Wolf and Red Riding
Hood Enter Fairy Queen and her attendants
Scene IV-The Wolf is discovered in the bod
Of Red Riding Hoods grandmother having pre-,
vOusly deyOurod that venerable lady Rod
Riding Hood cheers hersupposed grandmother
with the plaintive ballad, "Chickery. Chckery,
Chick" The Wolf 8 deceit. Rescue Of Rcd Rid
ing Hood by the Fairy Queen and her atten-
dants Chorus, Follow. Follow"
Music.
Fart m.
TabIeaux-' Poetcai and Historical IIIustra-
i Highland Mary, Maid Of sarag"ssa Bride 81
Abydop, Boadicea. joan Of Arc. Hagar and Ish-
mael. Penelope. Titania, Morning.
Music.
The young ladies who participated in The
Norway. Lizzie Middemiss Italy, Miss Anna
Taylor; Turkey, Myra Meal istsr France, Car
MARGIN Randolph; Poland, Alice Sauires; Rus
sia, sallte MCCULLOUGH; belgium; ,Alihee Rice
Goyne; Portugal LOWE Smedes; Eng land,
Jennie Norris, Ireland. George Mabn Scot
i Iis Egypt Maggie BhaffDr: United states,
Madge Mccullough
Part II-Fairy Queen Lille Morris Red Rid
ing Hood, Lille Wilson; Mother Jenny Hard
ing Wolf Miss Pinky Shakespeare.
Part -Tabeaux. Fame. Miss Emily Bobb I;
Poetry Miss Ophra Varn History. Miss May
Jordan. Highland Mary. Miss Minnie Aycock
Maid of Saragossa. Miss Lula Sheerer; Bride Of
Abydos, Miss Gertrude Pike; Boadicia, Miss
Nettie James, Eddie Gill. Elise Price: Joan Of
Ara FLAG I mi, and Tufr nal,
Miss Esther Cousley and Miss d. Couslsy; Pen
slope Miss EstelIe Toward; Titania. Miss Mona
Price Morning, Miss Effe Shnffer.
We regret that We cannot give full descrip-
ton Of the beauties Of this festival; the fine
scenic display the crowded walks and alleys Of
the illuminated gardens. the tables loaded with
deIchciss, and all the hustle and excitement Of
the scene
The institute counts host OF friends. II Is
prospering under tho able management of the
directors, and we hope it will continue In the
same way in future.
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AngeIa Marie Caflsro. Ispshlis Eafoup
In this court yesterday tho succession OF Pat
rick irwin was opened. Notwithstanding every
effort no will Of the deceased has besn found III,
to this time.
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BEAUTIFUL TARIEAUx.
May Festival of the sylvester Larned In
stilMte.

Yesterday evening n large number Of tho
patrons and friends Of the Sylvester I4nrned
Institute assembled in the spacious gnrden and
walks Of the institute. to Witness the fine tab.
leaux and the operette given by the young ladies
Of the school.
he entertainment was embraced In the fol
lowing programme:
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
EItf.r EsaInNR nEnAnn
ENANCIrATIOEs.

Henry Dernasslet, T. Irwin, VIM T. Lowe,
Catherine Conahan. deceased vito Of Daniel
Berry
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Moet Chandon has the call at hotels and
restaurants.
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That Alarm.

Moot 4 Chandon is neither too sweet nor too
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST JAMES HOTEL-R M Rollins J T Lddle,
Mississippi $ Steers. city; Rev G Locke,
Chicago; b moline, Kansas City; d X
" A Fordham and wife Chicago; Z J Hargraye,
Tennessee: Sam W Schoheld. New York: w A
Bickham, PIttsburg @ M Russell. Montgomery :;
James T. Douglass. Texas.
CITY HOTEL.-J w Griffin. Moss Point; w
6 Thompson. La; Albert Bayles. baltimore; I
Hcheur. city; 7 v " Nico, IIb.ervilIei Mrs : <
teau, Chicago; J. 3 Graves and wife, La: M A
Keith. Selma; " II Wadsworth. st Louis G 8
Fitzpatrick, Pittsburg; H L simmon, John W
Sutton. Philadelphia; A $ Frierson, Miss: G
Andrews. Mobile; W Wills and wife, La; A y
Mason, Iii james Wilson. Youngstown; II Fl
Hall San Antonio: s X Gay. Bayou Teehe; J A
Freeman. La; Mrs Hart. Mrs j Dickens,
Miss.
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FRENCH CONSULATE
NEW ORLEANS.
.........St. Louis street.
st. Louis street

The public are invited to examine the speeifi-
cations and grades mentioned in the following
notice. from 10 q. 10. to 3 D. m:
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Meet & Chandon is cooling and refreshing.

VAUDRY RIFLEs.-In another column will be
found notice to ths members Of this COM
pany, that they are to assemble at the armory
to-day at 6 IL o. M for parade. See card In an
other column.
A dinner Is not complete without Moet x
Chandon.
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EAUDRT RIFLES. ATTENTIoN.-see notice.
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Tableanx,,"The Meeting Of the Nations'
sweden, Poland. Russia. Belgium. Holland
Prussia Austria. Turkey, Greece Italy France
Spain, Portugal. England, Ireland, Scotland
India Egypt. United States.
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Time-J3:54, I4.O4,

The races over the boats were put away and
the lower floor of the boat house was chosen
for hop, which lasted until late at night, and
that. with the pyrotechnic display and the
edibles. ice cream. cakes, champagne. etc. were
the attractions of the evening, not to forget
the Chinese lanterns which adorned the boat
house galleries.
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NEXT SUNDAY AT THEPAIR GROUNDS.

Thereafter the board adjourned.
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Sealed proposals for the sale Of Tobacco tr
the government will be considered and acted
upon for adjudication In public sitting, at the
Ministry OF Finance, ON the following days, at Z
O'Clock o. m viz:
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A -A-BARKER 4 Co, AUCTfONEERs
a. AZ and 20 Liberty IT.
The great Oriental holiday sales continued
on Tuesday December TO- with Of
passable Japanese and Chinese Cuos Rugs Carpets 40
The great Rug sale will take place Thursday December
II. Over 800 Of the finest Rugs In the market.
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LNoR THE HOLIDAYS
A. a L. BAUMANN
STU Az. CORNER 3STIt ST.
WILL THIS WEEK OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS
EVER KNOWN IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS
BEDDING AND OiLCLOTfIs
CALL EARLY AT
RAIN NtS

5i2 AND 5if sTII Az, CORNER 36rT ST
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL O'CLOCK
L,OR sALE-ELEGAN1 SECOND HAND FURNITURE
ebony Cabinets, oak and walnut Bullets, rosewood wal
nut and Eastake Bedroom Suits; walnut and rosewood
Parlor Suits rosewood aud walnut Wsrdrobes unirror
doorsl walnut rosewood Secretary Bookcases
Bookcases In rosewood walnut aud oak walnut and gilt
frame Pier and Mante Mirrors, with general assortment
Of fine Furniture also largo Parior silver Safe SHARP
10 East i4th st., formerly ~ University place
DANES PARLoR, SOFA AND LOUNGE BEDS.
i manufactured and for sale. l0l 4th
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FURNITURE.
A.
BAUMANN'S
CORNER HUDSON AND BROOME SITS.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
OVER STOCK.
DURING THE COMING WEEK WE WILL
offer immense stock
of
OILcLoTHs &C..
AT REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT
from former prices.
magnificent opportunity get bargains either for cash
easy terms
Any length OF time given
BAUMANN BROS,
22S and $50 Hudson ST., corner Broome
No connection with any house In the city OF similar
name.
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by ROBERT SOMERvILLE. AUCTIONEER,
- OFFICE "a UNIVERSITY PLACE.
THE GREAT SALE TUESDAY AT IL A. NJ, OF THE
SUPERB FURNITURE AT THE MAGNIFICENT MAN
SION, 81 WEST 94TH ST. WILL COMMENCE IN
THE KITCHEN WITH THE UTENSILS PERTAINING

oioN, Oh WESI ofih -. WILL COMMENCE IN
THE KITCHEN WITH THE UTENSILS PERTAINING
70 THE STA R eaEPEN ATD CULINARY
LssSSSky bAsE%EST Hall xSP stTIHs s. FAN tl,t
WITH nkTS a N SS Sk 81
TliE. DokMiToRY. FRENCH WAGNUT cHAMBHR
sS q 4 # HI
x$%iSsIks SASEkys Or shS5S6 tISSR a ASR
zsyaSSsR RIRsFsAS Hs1ass $a sEyS
sAEHEE tHR s sSp a1Sl d 5 A p c5B
FnkS PosLow 9uSg TH
& ssLR Sfas sa
& Ss sAh ssAsEhS EssEh sSs
biS5S- 5ty!sSToSs ASySlSk s fh ST Haze
SSSr r. Is HHE SA
HEAVY hkalssTER SARpEIs suP SUP S ch hkyEb
Afsaok euRFass og bsoSzE n akaS
sfSSzt sAs So
AND CABINETS. OF THE LIBRARY. AT THREE
hf fkEs eS MANSION ofEs S a6N
DAY FROM NINE A. N.
s9N g
sA'mf sss Ss~ . %rrS Il fssrS A A
including FhScY GOODS
ri' s sSa
Vases, English GROSS Toys, Cutlery, Lamps &C.
lISSELL & wELLEs, AUCT1ONEERs
- TUESDAY, December 10. at 10 o'clock.
special and peremptory sale
ut No S3 Chambers and % Raadc SITS,
by order OF the importers, of
French China decorated Bohemian vi are.
Toys Fancy Goods, Lava Ware &c,
Tor the trade comprising large line French China gold
band and decorated Tea Chamber and Coton Sets Dessert
e.. Vase. sS.Ssss Sets Sets. sssss
assortment 40 lots and China limb Dolls Chdrens
China, Tea Sets &c
10y r. A.. YOUNG AuCTIoNEER
II Sale TO MORROW Monday. 9th al ~ o'clock
NJ .salcsroom rs Nassau St
Lot or New aud Second Hand Furniture
YJoHN A. DUNN, AUCTIoNEER-sPECIAI, SALE
lJot ,2'u yards OF hotel Carpets on Tuesday nest
consisting OF Brussels moqnet vevc Sc More partcu
lars day Of sale ~ ' P
EDWARD sCHENCK, 4 SON AICTIONLTRs
IL Owing 20 the dissolution of tho
. American Clock COMPANY
their miseehaheou stock aud the entire Fixtures tbor
store, No. 55I Broadwuy " 'a'''
will be mptorily sold 20 the trade AZ a,c,o, ~,
premises commencing ON Tuesday December 10 ISIS at
Terms q .as.cs.h q approved at not exceeding
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Al
COWPERTHWAITS,
1855 and 157 Chatham ct.
Furniture Carpets Bedding stoves for cash monthly
Immense stock; low prices; superior quality
easy terms Fourteen showrooms.
COWPERTHWAIrS,
l55 and l57 Chatham st.