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EX-SENATOR wADE's CONDITION.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD1
JEFFERSON, Ohio. Feb. 8, 1873.
Thrcc weeks ngo ex-senator wado Was attacked
with cysttes, which followed with low typo OF
Uphold fever. For ten days he has been confined 10
his bod To-day his fover Rone and ho Is no worse
but utterly prostrsted and Is weak helpless s
child His will Is yet strong, and with his previous
vigorous constitution wo think ho will yet pull
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THE SILVER BILL.

Az the meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce to-day
the Bland Silver bill will bo again tho subject OF in
tcrestcd discussion. II is stated that memorial 10
adoption.
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THE UNITED STATES STEAMER ADAMS AT
DISCOVERY OF A PLANET.

wAsnIxGroS, Feb 8, 1878.
Professor Henry, OF tho Smthson Institution, re-
ports that Professor Peters, OF Clinton, announces
the discovery on the 6'h OF February, 1s7s, OF n
bright planet Of tho tonth magnitude, III Ion. 16m.
rght ascension, 10 deg. 43m. north decnatiop, with
a daily molion north.
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METROPOLIS SURVIVORS.
MANY OF THE sHIPwREcKED MEN TO 90 OUT
TO BRAZIL. By THE NEXT STEAMER
CLOTHING AND MONEY DIsrRIBUrED.


CLOTHING AND MONEY DIsrRIBurEp.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb o, 1878
1t is singular fact that great majority OF the
men who SO narrowly escaped death in the wreck OF
the Metropolis are anxous to bravo the perls OF tho
ocean again. They have FASTENED TO ask the perms
sion OF Messrs. +. a I. Collins tho contractors,
for opportunity to ship at
board the City Of Richmond, the third steamer
TO be despatched for Brazil, ana which 10 now
loading NJ Willow street wharf The contractors
accepting most OF these applicants and have given
orders that they shall be gwen tho preference over
strangers applying for work the Brazilian Railroad
The contractors Offices tbrongsd to-day with
shipwrecked men ANXIOUS TO try their fortunes
again Mr.. Thomas Collins said to-day that there
would probably be 100 OF the Metropolis passengers
who would go on tho Richmond. There were, how
wreck who. since leaving the scene OF the
disaster have been constantly begging for
shall not 20 again. Those who did no, paraoe
their distress, but came quietly To the Offices. had
Collins to say that they have snowu great distress
sincv the terrible accident, aud u the Metropolis
MAS was Snsouna tsey ,, we're ignorant OF Il. thsy
survivors, and they promise that as TAR us they can
they will endoavor TO care Tor the families Of the dead
DISTRIBUTING CLOTHING.
On Friday morning last, tho auy following the sad
occurrence, WORD was teloSraphed TO this city from
the o. the wreck nat the survivors were desti
OF clothing On tho receipt OF tho news Messrs.
r. x T. Collins Immediately prepared and had Tor
warded i've large cases OF wearing apparel, shoes,
&C., TO Baltimore. but they in some manner or other
iaed to reach their destination in time and when
they arrived In Baltimore The men had started for
Philadelphia THIS morning the goods were returned
and distributed among the Survivors at Willow street
wharf.
AssIsrANcE.
The contributions oil money received from the
public Tor the OF the sufferers stated 10 have
reached up 5000 IS. Mr. B. X. JamisoD, the
banker, is The treasurer, aud at his olccs many
phcatous have been received and attended TO- Quo
OF tho discredabo incidents of tho relief
rs that many professional tramps aud impOstors havo
tried 10 pass themselves on survivors oil tho ship
wreck, and tho Mcssrs. Collins have caused an ac-
list OF the remaining ot the iated
ship 10 be prepared.
STRANGE STATEMENT OF SURVIVOR.
One of the survivors OF tho Metropolis says no
the line cast by life saving the
before she wreck by means Of tho
mortar deliberately cut With knife by
man who WAS afterward drowned This act
evidently done to prevent any else from try
ing to get ashore on the limo before himself Tho IN
vestigation ordered by Inspector General Dumont
WILL It is expected, begin tomorrow noon in this
city, and the survivor who made tho foregoing state
ment WILL doubtless, be brought before the examiner
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CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN THE ANDERSON CAsE-
J. MADISON WELLS STILL IN JAIL.
THE VISITING STATESMEN PREPARING TO vYN-
pIcATE THEMSELVES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WASHINGTON, Feb o, 1878.
Tho object OF the recent meeting OF republicans
who were among the visiting statesmen to Now Or
leans last TALL It is stated, to compare as to
the recollection OF what did actually under their
notice, aud to prepare such statement would,
If published, vindicate them from any charge OF
attempting to influence tho Returning Board In the
performance OF their duty. Among those present In
New Orleans, In Washington, are Secretary Shcr.
man, Senator Stanley Matthew'S and Congress.
men Garfield, Hale and White. Mr. stoughton,
who conspicuous among tho repubh-
eau visitors, Is now Minister TO Russia.
Mr.. W. d. Kelley, who was also prominent In the
party, is at his homo in Philadelphia. 1t is not un.
dersood that any statement will be mado public uu-
less the trial of Anderson should result in his convc-
ttnn
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Feb. Q, 1875
Midshipman Edward d. Bostick Is ordered to the
Constitution. Midshipman George Stoney Is ordered
to the New Hampshire at Port Royal, :. G.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER ADAMS AT
CALLAO.
PANAMA, Jan. 2s, 1873.
On January IL tho United States steamer Adams,
Captain Rodgers arrived In Calao Bay from Valparaiso
All on board wcro we'll The ship will remain at
Callao Tor short time, and then proceed to Panama.
ROUTE
The United States steamer Omaha, Rear Admiral
Prebe, was TO leave Valparaiso for home via tho
Straits oil Magellan, January
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THE LOST MAIL ON BOARD.

Tho mail despatched by the Metropolis consisted Of
the following, viz MAILS for Para, St Thomas
Demerara, Trinidad, Martinique, Guadaloupe and
Kingston, JAM. all in bag, labelled ''St.
Thomas" apc ono bag tagged South Atlantic Squad
ron, Rio dc Janero, Brazil. From adviccs received
the PROBABILITY Is that, with exception of the ono
bag referred TO in the following letter received yestsr
day BY Postmaster James. mono will bo recovered -
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. s. 1873
SIR-I have to inform you that tho Chief Signal Oacer
Army recovery from tho Of the
Metropolis. Currtuck Beach, N. o., OF a small mail
from Now York containing fourteen letters, official and
prvatc addressed officers OF south Atlantic
Rio Janero and directions have been given
forward the tho Secretary OF tho Navy for disposal
by the Navy department
JOSEPH II. BLACKFAN, superintsndeut
7. L. JAMES, Postmaster, Now York.
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INVESTIGATION ORDERED.

IBf TELEGHAPH TO THE HEHALD,I ]
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g, 1875
Supervising Inspector General Dumont has ordered
Mr. Morshon, hull inspector at this port TO institute
at once thorough investigation into oil the clrcum-
stances attending the loss OF tho Metropolis. The
official order In regard TO the matter Is folllows
MgssRs MERsHoN HAND, United States Local
inspectors, Philadel elphia:-
Upon arrival OF survivors OF the wrecked steamer
Metropolis make thorough investi igat0n OF the
Of disaster, including in detail the manner OF her
spoction IN New York. JOHN SHERMAN.
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Line of Defence Laid Out by Ex.
Governor Wells.
PRESIDENT HAYES TITLE INVOLVED
An Ultimate Decision from the United
STATES Supreme Court.
THE ANDERSON TRIAL.
IBx rELEoRApH TO THE HERALD /

New ORLEANS. Feb. 9. 1878.
In private interview to-day Wells disclosed bis In.
tended action relative to his trial. II it is
the whole matter OF the Packard government and ths
legality OF their count OF the electoral votes will be
brought into couf, aud tho Supreme judges Of
the United States compelled to decide the matter.
He said 4 was his intention to object TO the
jurisdiction OF the State Court the constitutional
ground that the federal government guarantees to
every State government republican In form that tho
Hayes electors, chosen under tho State law by tho
Returning Board, were recognized by the Electoral
Commission. Tho Senator chosen by the Lcgis.
Iature. declared elected by the Return.
ing Board. seated by tho United states
Senate, but the State Government declared
elected by the same legal authority has been
pressed by revolution, and that the government
persons now trying him never mad any existence
as government nor legal cials, and on these
grounds will ask that the parties prosecuting him
will be enoined and he will appeal to the Supreme
Court OF tho United States.
IMPORTANT RESULTS.
II the Court decides those persons the legal
authorities then tho legislature which elected Kellogg
and tho electors who elected Hayes fraudulent
and had no standing. This has as yet been givon
out to one, and by It Wells expects
to surprise the President, and cause Kcl.
loag and others Who are now Iukewarm
has already been announced. WILL it is alleged by
publicans, go back on his testimony Even II he
does they expect to provo no testified in WASH
ington expecting to be well taken caro- OF, which.
however. never done.
The Anderson jury, It's confidently predicted, will
convict, or else there will be for conviction aud
two against. Tho republicans are rather gloomy oyer
tho prospect and the democrats jubilant
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The mooted subject Of a constitutional Conven-
tion 10 DO called by tho Legislature will be up next
week. tho ough II is not believed 1t will have largo
number OF democratic supporters, and most republi-
cans are opposed TO such measure as It might in
jure State credit. The Moet bill will also pass and
of the State
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN THE ANDERSON CASE
J. MADISON WELLS STILL IN JAIL.
New ORLEANS, Fob. g. 1874
In tho Anderson trial Nr. H. G. Castollanos argued
for the defence He held that tho crime charged had
been estabshed that the consolidated state meul
offered In evidence is not public record not beina
certified by the clerk OF tho District Court, and said
that the alleged conversation at tho Four Seasons
Restaurant had been denied by all were present
and had been on the stand
Tho argument closed to.night by Attorney Con-
oral Ogden. Judge Whitaker will his charge
which will not be given to the jury before toorrow
afternoon.
Ex-Governor Wells is still In jail although his bond
| has been reduced to $4,000
THE WAITING srArrsMFN pRrpApywo 70 vyw.
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MEETINGS or CIR. DsroEs.

A meeting OF the creuitors OF Arthur A. Kline, oil
The lAls ArE oil Charles Dahlmana Co., manufacture
Dis OF colning at No. 81 Reade street held the
office OF Register Dayton. Tho s-aeduies presented
showed liabilities amounting to about SIG 600. Eight
Slams proved agsregatng about $1,000 oil which
tho largest thJso vi L. Ross L. Co.. So, 2v3 O5
Apuonse Kaln ST. 1853; kciss Brothers u Co., S74S So.
GIvsOu PutscI "a citCtvu asst ouer.
The oreaitors OF Euwaru Haigha, JE. stock broker,
met yesterday the vl Register Lutte Scncd-
ules pfesen,ed showing iIaUitius .mvunting 10
S35, 36S, ana joan b. Platt Was appolutca assignee
Al meeting vt the creditors OF Felix h. Hey man,
= al estate agent at No. Pine street, hclI At me
.fice 0i Register Fitcn, Henry Newman elected
Assignee.
Juhn H.. Platt WAS yostcrday appointed assignee In
bankruptcy oil Charles Jacobs al meeting cred
heiu before Register ketchum. his iisbii,s amount
70 $500
A meeting OF the credi OF Clark X. Griggs dealer
In railroad supplies u; NJ. 233 Broaawuy VAS held
the 0ficc oil Register Alien ana Jonn H. PIuit mp
pointed AssigueeS Tho schedules showed liabilities
amounting 10 over $40, 0u0 but only one caim was
proved by the second Nat,ouaI Bauk vi Peoria Tor
t2S, TOO %.
lns creditors oil the late Arm OF O-terwcis & Vile,
dealers IN fancy goods al No. $50 SIKH avenue he'd
meeting ~ the office vi Register Allen aud proved
snteen claims. asgrcaatng Sill 800, Of wnich tue oi-
lowing are tho gest:-MorrIs Wife, 1870 81; DAVID
Vile, $2,626 III Ii. Wo,f Co, $l,60l ~, elected
benjamin. ,. Beckol assignee.
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REAL ESTATE

The sales made tho Roal Estate Exchange yes-
eogaay are ~ follows
J.. BLEEcKER
Foreclosure sale-Eaward d. Gale reierce-o u plot
Of land. 1OOtlxiuU oil 3D. nv corner Ut
eth u; TO plaintiff $4,000
BY v. HARStrr.
yoreciosure sale-E. Is. Shafsr. rerreo-of the lot.
2OxlOO.4, .. OF 5Sth al, 22I.5 II. W. OF nv.
b: to owen Moran Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Also smilar safe. Sidney n. Stuart referee. Of tho
two houses, with lots 2tx69 sud isxT2 r-spcc-
lively. u corner OF 18th st. and nv. q, 90 I'D
Sesliek ............................ :4575
kEAENEY.
foreclosure sale-J. Grant snca =. referee of tho
1894 H. e. .. Til av, 70 plain H. ............ 1000
r.
Foreclosure sale William j. Kane. referee -of the
t. n Of ii,h s.. to plai"in 227oo
MYERS.
Foreclosure ga howard >. DaSin, iciercc--of tho
plot OF lana ia II xlUuxT5x5ixv9 Il si3u. on the
corner OF sth av and i4oh = 10 plaintiff. 1000
WILLIAM ABBOTT.
Auction sale Of the house, with lot 25xuo No. 23l
Brookyn. 10 Joseph n................ 1900
Total
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following statement, showing tho real estate
transactions recorded In tho Registers cGce June H.
1878, is obiaiucd IRON Augustus I. Dorhaty Deputy
Rogister:-
$50 ST.. n s.. 2iAi r.. . Of Broadway. 2LIxose;
Bank 81. :. ~ DAVID !. forchhsimor Cxec.
I'd So. n j. - s i, av ac2Sio Geaso 'o
4,%ay ana =. w. conner 57. i. Ios oo Robert. NOM
Tysrn aud wife g annie fetreteh. 6o.5oo
l - SUI franes Van Bsnnasssa % hss Ssas
vs. ss4 It; sr ss,h -. is.7s75. Joseph Pete;
s"s WE 70 rsss e t. Of 4h aixoo 2oooo
r. steinway texccutop TO 9. y. 7. steinwas and
others ....;.. .........:..: ,;,::..:.... 1900
Pdcs 10 nmanas Lowen,ols NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
,iS.h .s - 80 Il, 8 d Is. av assioo ii also 'oo
Elm av; corner, q Garden av, ioos2oo taisa
ward, James Glynn and wife to Annis McNa-
s..a1 g s. .s. ssas
Eidae ~, y, 100 - u Of stanton So, 2axl,v; r.
-; s.ephcn y IN wycs ami wife aud others 20
ic,,h 81 =. rs IL ., III av. aSxiU1: Mary go
,MiIler 10 ihom ,., DOM .hsr,y Nom.
John d. Dcisnn ...,......... Nom
On s'i"s. ss% ii: s
is%n s.. us il e. Of oh av q lots. sam. to N'"
cal av. !: corner 81 ialsi ST. iooxi ii also NOM
isWn S., n :, IdO H. .. Of 9TH av.. Ioosiooii:
sA"e " ''"o'' trAsrs '-'''''''.''''''''' 'om'
Fletcher ST. mo. 4O). 10 years. n. ID. Brevoort
ccutor). TO GrnueIl, Mtntnrn Co... ....... 81 200
eh av.. W. o., corner 2lst st. mos. 2l32l3tsj ~
years; ohm ID. ogden wife Jane Koome... DUO
Dh av., T., (Nos. 2, and II ~. II years; Same
Same ............'... TOO
Burling, Eleanor. to stephen Barker. M ITO Chrys.
Beiand. John L.. 20 William u. Willis, .. q Of
wooster st.. OF Houston years.... ........ $500
Carr. James and vile, 10 j. n. Tnppan tchambor.
Isinj, n. . OF 2ist. OF I'd sv ycsr....... =. 5000
HAme 20 same. n Of 2lst - e. o. I'd av year. 1884
Gr.k tleor A ku Rank fnr nuviu Nh Ik.pk
Cciby, John i. and wife 10 Mary Tsnnait. a. IL
i25th ST.. e. OF 9th av.s years..s LOO
Fettretch, Annie anu husband, TO robert =. Tyson,
H. ". corner q 4tn ~. ana 57h sl.i $4,000
Finn. Peter d. TO Jane Potter, Willard av. cath
wsrU y ycMs..s.... 2OJ
Fischer. Oh aries \ and wife, to John y. Fischer, n
Of 18th 81 ". Of OH year.....;........ 1000
Fox. Austen q. and vile. 30 Manhattan Lille Insur.
nnce Company, u. g. OF sd IT,, O. OF broadway:
Schroeder, Maria fexccufix1. 10 Maria A. Schmtt-
ner OF stanton ST. e. Of suffolk s. years. 1000
Clmat, samuel and others. TO Anna VI. Boss, SIS Of
l4th ST., e. Of LIST av $500
KarUurton. Adoipheus ~, to Francis Van Renthuy-
of 4Ist st., .. OF Madison nv 1000
Williamson, Alex b.. TO Albert Bodine. o. Of
Thompson st.. n OF Prince ST.. year.......... 1900
Assf0NMKETs.
Hall John, TO william Bradley Nom
Vol. John u. TO Francis Vogel f5,tpD
Wannsr. xsvisr 70 sarah J. Dunbar 4.7OO
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bul also an crater None OF our nallv. poets were
more lnan poets with the exception Of Mr.. Bryant
No clothing would bo as fitting Tor ms statue ~ the
Roman No other drapery should DO foiaed
around him. The classical scholar the translator OF
Homer and OF the Italian poets, he - numbered
with The sages Of antiquity and should be SO repre-
ssnted. Don't you think so' CLASSIC
SALES AT AyUrlos: ...
a. 'o Ga s,.ss ss n ss..ss I.
THIS DAY TUESDAY. JUNE u. At io,1 O'CLOCK,
sAr =, our sE ssiesSq'm Y Sas ssnMIruRr
Mq r. n Organ Piano.
AlsS very hns Wood Bros. Dog Csri.
A.-TUxIs JOHNSON, AUcrloxEER
slnssy, O.: Es.ars;;, fr@as., once ga1%ta.e; As:
1n1s RHT og HEEsSDa4b2 SuS SEa "A 5ua
BY order Of !. CRANBERRY Esq. Assignee.
rrSI sss soySsos, s AgGrI 90
wuOLEN MACHINERY &c.
At ss q SsAE sSs ftS'r
:.;.;s E:ss's a:sass
rps. Wire cis.h. %I.ssi,ansoa. Fools. &c. as. -.
s #
NO. Wis., ss itsTy BETWEEN
s,i sHElS kTxS d FpaEGt2k FfAso.
MoT SprM Psi niSS ,o # r rnS GaMsE
tered puzzle sale embracing Eastl~xc Msd@val Queen
ETht tsA & sa's i"d SSss TfeiR .' as IN
rs u sl't ps'H aad CLASSIC BY
sSFiG 4s aSS $NNS5M SFs1 s. prIAosoIx
~shHSp ~ SSS a; u. SsSiS q, !" oa * doSSr
nn an Az; RI aESScSESS1s Il
FINE sn HE nSi laranihp snoSzE srhrrx
nAhSuy cn ass TuiTs sHxs TAN
ExIkSsioS TABLss ), siDEslAsD,. !
h h!s "a ss n, NIX sE6sfhsns. IS
g W.,lS,I4 E.,n algn AZ TABLES.
GfHoIsrlEEp cIisiss nusvs
H MAMsIs 4 4i,P T TsslESIA Dh'AS :
kSE nfsf ASp IaSHfs cAkfnT
m fEsSs sEps HA L.xBeavss
positive Esin sfi" farrell nsH AL 60 .'ssd
Arrangemens made Tor packing and shipping It desired
A vorIoS ,S SasiGN SMITH ..s.ls.... rms DAY
1AlS DAY ISnSSss,A2yi # hgs'Dssas S'k. SHARP
100 wAf ssT fYn FL Fvh sfHn s7a Az.
AM ns1 bsa sGasiGr
rARER SUITS covered in r,chos description OF sa,ns
nav ss isi Z 's
$SRss y x sssn as shs yAtYsn.n
"OFF THE FRENCH uOAsT.n BY 1LLAcRoIx.
-eRSSD .o SASs sI.H ySSid Il o DSy GosDL
ns5$ss sff Ar s.t fs Snsn
-wSrf is = nd kssn y1S hs2gsf
x e.ss IssA d %nss'iss ssa
EYE .s q s KY sa.. sf 4 ss
Issnss. Ghar., bruised. saS ias;sla o.,osss l.. Ii
DiSIsS s"os @saa. s.snsisn fable. Chair.
leather China u.ss anu silver W .s, Cusery nn s
waited railroad or sixth venue car. 70 asi i.
4 UsTl3N SALE -UNscs TynD cT ,as y D M
TIKI 1 SSi;,YSy of SG%x ysSs
,hxftS,lys f, SS.ss!1AsT vGss 31l e..
sASs aSssEs
lake aud l. Greesnns styles m.rqsery Tables Ci.n9s
arssf n,s, ss Srs"ss fsass csss
ss. as rS, Lsss Curtains, sn,
II haieele.h q .olia walnut
r"Ss" pns s muir n's1 rsw and
as cost s.sst Fs a Rss % ana
plated Tea Sets CHINA dinner ssts Glsssssss Kitchen
si:assr. s G"sa. p.ssss Shipped q Stored Tourist
che sS': ~
4 OLD POST OFFICE sALksROOMs
n. Great consi nor's sale OF elegant
1 "na iS AZ. june Hsa
K,cHTEn s rcFrs ~ wa. rENSY, Xussoneer.
81 rha asi ~ ss sFa ra KY
500 lots handsome and useful Household Furniture
s,ss.
Paintings Bon1es Vase; a ..osss Tables Bedroom
reans sh..and., wrrarobe.. % hair spring Mat.
lot. Class GS'as Silver ARE Kitchen aud Servants Far.
nture, &c. hiNE>T ROTH Ane'oncer An goods must
A Rr-PnIvATh COLLECTION OF
- urxD or .,t~rtsn.
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BRYANT's STATUE.


10 THE EDIToR OF The uEKALU.-
As there will be undoubtedly a statue IN Central
PARK OF Mr.. Bryant It is 10 BIO hoped, for decency
sake, they viii give him 'swsilow ,ail coat,
In the case OF Mr.. Webster. a choker "that made
Haeck idiculous" Mr.. Bryant was not only poe,
bat also an orator. None OF our native poets were
more Than poets with tho exception of Mr. Bryant
No clothing would bc as fitting Tor ms statue AZ the
Roman toga. No other drapery should be folaed
around him. Tho classical scholar, the translator OF
Homer and OF the Italian poets, he u numbered
with the sages Of antiquity and should be repre-
sented. Don't you think sof CLASSIC.
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sALE. Ar AuCrxON.

SALks AT AUCTxONs
EORkCLOsURE sALE.-vAN TAsSELL 4 KEAR.
NEY WILL sELL =, .ue.ioI st the LEFTY HOUSE
O'CLOCK, noon, the following two Pieces u Property:
House and Lot No. 50 Averey place lot lie ny % with
one story frame house also rouse and Lot No. 10 Willow
place lot 100 by Isl story good order
JOHN r. O'SEILL.
Receiver Continental Life Company
wIscArH. 4 CULLEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys, DOB Broad
way.
HENRY HEKrzBERG. AuCrloNEEK SELLS 70
lday, 10 o'clock Stock and Fixtures OF Grocery E-
dIidss a. very large Asssrtmens Tea coffee soap sugar
Powder. Closaespins. Cocoa. Yeast. Pepper AZ,
spice, Ginger Extracts Jeies Pals, Bineing 100
assorted Canned FRUITS aud containing.
&c hrst class urocery Store; also Fixtures 'addes,
Scales lceoox. Sprn1 Platform Scales. Coffee Mill,
Awning, &c. Positively In lots
IT s. WEINBERiKR. AUCTIONEEK. THIS DAY
uesdav June Ia, at l01s O'clock, At sxesrooms
NJ - Bowery IA Chdrens Carages Furniture gen.
eral Merchandise.
JAMES VI. F0BD, AUCiIoNEER.-AT O'CLOCK,
q 1872 I'd Az, entire rentec Parlor, chsmber bedrocm
anu Dining Furniture, excellent Carpets two splendid
Mantel Mirrors Pier do two extra Dressing Case suits
Sofa Bed hne Quantity hair Mattresses Holsters aud PIT
lows OIL Paintings, presenting an excellent opportunity
for housckeepers ard others
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A Rr-PnlvATh COLLECTION OF
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
the property of
Mr.. MARTIN KLENEN,
to DO sold NJ auction
AT THE sCnENCK ART GALLERY,
NO. 10 MAIDEN LAMB. on
THURSDAY. FRIDAY snd SATURDAY.
2Oth, 21st and 22d insts.
AT ONE O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
The saic viii be peremptory.
4 UCTION SALE rHIs rrUksOAYj MORNING..
N commencing Mt 10 o'clock.
At private rest ence II East 18th A.. near 9Th Az
briitant toned Pianos. StcfnwHy aud HardmAn.
elegant fnrior suits, satin ana rop.
Bronze Mantei set.
Bronze fi4utes. assorted.
~ window linco CurtainA
II Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
ID elegant Ui Paintings.
elegant u .droom sets. in black walnut
Elegnnt Cnbn-ts ana bookcases.
Hair and spsng Mattresses. Wardrobes
elegant bunsi y, Extension Abies aud Chairs.
Lot solid silly r. aud Plated Ware.
Lot Of kclen and servants Furniture
n. Bbrvndwny from Grand It, ferry.
CIiAnLES A. MAILOY Co. AuctiDnrrrs.
Office ,lJt broadway.