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MADAME MATERNA
At the Great Musical Festival Recently
Held in New YOrk-The Renowned
Wagnerian Priestess and
Queen Of Song.
A Charming Personnel Heightened by the
Rarest Gifts as a Singer and
Actress of Remarkable
Dramatic Power.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
New YORK, May 6.-Armories, like some
human beings, are happily versatile and dis
posed to poetry and peace as well as war,
where the arms manual may become the art
musical, the terrible, deaih-dealiDg musket
the musicians slender bow, and for the
mighty swords shining steel wave-mightier
still-the magic baton of the enchanter
director.
ANY one might have thought this who was
present at the Seventh regiment armory-a
handsome building in Sixty seventh street
last Tuesday night, when the great musical
festival of 1882, under the leadership of Mr..
Theodore Thomas, was most brilliantly in
augurated.
THE SCENE.
1t was a most extraordinary scene, and
both picturesque and imposing.
First, the illimitable immensely Of the
place, imbuing one with a contemptHous
sense of his own littlenese, the vast audience,
mum bering from 5000 to 1000 persons, though
not altogether in evening toilette, yet pre-
senting a most striking and effective appear
ance. Then the 800 musicians composing
the orchestra, arrayed on a broad platform
Just at the foot Of the chorus, numbering
1900 singers, who occupied tier after tier of
seats, rising one above the other, like a
colossal amphitheater, all gracefully framed
viii plduts VI cfCi Sfccho, Whiic III iAOht ouO
near the directors stand, in the center of the
stage, were grouped pots of bright flowers
and shrubs, all forming a.gigantic cartoon OF
the richest coloring and beauty.
The eve cav what the ear was soon TO hear.
THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS
were decided improvement on last years
festival, and as perfect as possible. The
number OF entrances and exits were greater,
and as there were no admission tickets sold,
there was consequently no rush or crowd at
the doors as last year, when fans, handker-
chiefs and other valuable articles were lost,
ladies' toilets hopelessly ruined, gentlemen's
umbrellas coolly taken out of the owners
hands, ill-temper aroused, and the utmost
generalization prevailed generally. Heaven
protect me from a weil-dressed mob.
THE PROGRAMME
classic and most interesting one,
was az follows:
Cantaa "a Stronghold Sure" Bach
Mt William Candidus, Mr.. NJ. w. Whitney.
Chorus, Orchestra, Organ.
Symphony, Major (Koehel 55l) Mozart
i. Allegro vivace. 2. Andante cantabie.
8. MinDetto Allegretto. 4. Finale: Allegro motto.
Reeitative and aria. ''Abscheulicher'' (Fideliol
Beethoven
Erio
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CHICAGO, May 16.-On Sunday morning
John Cretzelo, George Orswold, George C..
Knoll and E. Gibson, who belong to the
Wolf Lake Pleasure Club, left this city for
the lake, near Sheffield, Ind, to spend the
day fishing. They were to have returned
Sunday night, but as they did not their
friends became alarmed and yesterday went
in quest of them. Tneir day suits were found
at the clubhouse and their fishing suits were
gone, as were also two Of the rewboats.
After long search one OF the boats was
found cspsized at the upper end of the lake
this morning, and the body OF Cretzelo, en-
tangled 10 a trouting-liue, was recovered.
The lake is being dragged for the others.
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American meaicaI college association.

CINCINNATI, May 16.-The American
Medical College Association is holding its
sixth annual session here to-day. Twenty
medical colleges in the West and South are
represented. Among the representatives,
present are Profs. Bodine, Louisville; Con-
nor, Detroit; Lands, Columbus, o; Earle,
Chicago; Menees and Roberts, Nashvi le.
Prof. SeeIey was elected president for the
ensuing year. A dinner was gwen the asso-
citation in the evening. The session closes
to-nipht
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Horrible Doubie Tragedy.

DECATUR, ALA, May ia man named
Andrew Allen, residing in Fayette county,
who was separated from his wife for several
months past, visited her at her mothers resi-
dence this morning, and deliberately shot
and killed her. The brother of the woman
entered the house few moments later, and
seeing his sister lying deSd on the floor, fred
a double-barreled shotgun. Allen fell dead
by the eide of his wife. His slayer surren-
dered to the police
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CHICAGO, May 16.-Chicago, Is; Buffalo, ?.
ALBANY, May 16.-Providence, IL; Troy, s.
WoRcEsTER, May 16.-Worcester, 10; Bos-
ton, 7.
CNcINNArI, May 16.-Cincinati, 9; Ale
ghany, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-Athletic, 5;
Louisville, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-Metropolitan,
3: Philadelphia 4
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Striking Tanners.

CHICAGO, May I6.-TWo hundred tanners
employed in the preparing departments of
the city tanneries have struck They have
been receiving S11 per week, which il 81
more than paid in other cities, and they de-
mani Sl2. The employers cay that TO grant
the demand would make it impossible to
compete with outside firms; and they believe
that this is a ties. strike, and if successful
would be followed by others
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STAR-ROUTE TRIALS
John w. Dorsey Turns Up Unexpectedly
in Court, Pleads Not Guilty and
Furnishes Bail for His
Appearance.
Horrible Double Tragedy in Alabama
The Nalley Trial-Suicide on
Railroad Train-StaSding
by the Parson.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, May 16.-Drunken
tramp printers tried to capture freight
train here to-day, and a number of shots
were exchanged near the Union depot. The
ringle adler, Frank P. Stephenson, and an
other of the gang, Frank Quirk, were cap
tured and landed in the city Jail.
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Seryous Sufferers.

Nervousness is often attended BY many
annoying symptoms such as black spots fitting
before the ewes. ringing or buzzing in the ears
flashes of visionary light in darkness inability to
look up or about suddenly without growing faint
or cizZv wakefulness, vivid dreaming. etc, all of
which is permanently cured by using Browns Iron
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California Wheat for Liverpool. VIII
New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-The Republiedn''
Dallas, Tex, special says thirty carloads OF
wheat from California parsed through there
last night en- route to New Orleans, TO be
transhipped to Liverpool. This is the frs;
shipment on a contract for 5000 tons to be
delivered at New Orleans, where two vessels
are waiting to receive II.
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AYERS HAIR VIGoR restores the color and
stimulates the growth of The hair, prevents
it from falling of, and greatly increases Its
beauty. 1t has delicate and lasting per
fume, ils ingredients are harmless, ard Tor
the toilet il is unequaled.
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Victims of the O. el0ne In Indian Ter


FoKI SMITH, May I6.-The total Of killed
and wounded by the recent cyclone at Nc
AIlister, Indian Territory, foots up 120; Of
these fifteen are already dead. Many are
MANNED for life, and others cannot recover.
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CARTERsvuLE, GA, May ia commit
tee of Indeperdents have Endorsed Alexsn-
der H Stephens unanimously and enthusi-
1SticaIIV
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LTGHrES the burden of life, make success
certain, and your czleu atoms accurate. by using
Browns Iron Bittens- II strengthens mind amp
body.
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A DARK HORSE WINS
Apollo Captures the Kentucky Derby,
Runnymede, the FavOrite, Coming
in Seeond-A Battling Race
and a Fine Finish.
gurated Under the Most Auspi-
ciOus Cireumstances-The
Diamond Field.
Baseball.

LONDON, May l6.-The great northern
handicap at the York meeting was won by
Privateer; Ridatoo second, Lady Ann third.
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LITTLE Rock, May ia general cattle
roundup is now in progress in the Indian
Nation, embracing a tract forty miles wide
by fifty miles long. Oae thousand head are
on The trail and many more are coming.
There is larger drive this season than ever
before.
.. HIRscH & Co.'S Old Judge cigars, factory
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CHINESE DROWNED.
a Bsat-LOad OF SmallPOx-SfrickenC e-
IsstiaIs Go to the Bottom.

SAN Francisco, May 16.-A report just
received at the coroner's office from Macon
dry & Co., consignees of the steamer Alien
tower, now lying in quarantine, with Chinese
passengers, that barge containing thirty
six Cinnamon, taken with smallpox, destined
for the pesthouse, capsized and all were
drowned. Another report is that only a
portion of those in the barge were lost, and
that a serious mutiny has broken out among
the 800 Chinese remsinipg on the steamer.
Nothing definite is yet ascertained.
LdteT.-Nothing definite yet obtainable re-
garding the Altentower affair at the health
office. 1t is stated that two boats were in
tow OF the launch, and one was cspsized and
about twenty lives lost. Another report
brings the loss down to six or seven. The
chief OF police has ordered a squad of Off
GERS 10 the ship to assist In maintaining
order. There is information that the Chi
excited By the loss of their own
countrymen and refuse to longer submit to
any discipline, bnt no report of dangerous
violence has yet been received.
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THE tina eUDDHIsT's HYMN.

go to Him, in whom all is,
The self-existent Pesfectness;
Who knows not of finality,
The only Being that can be;
Who, without motion, can create,
Or motionless, annihilate
A world whose cup is trimming high
With will and self and blasphemy.
Upon the All be honor given
/ shall not see Him. even in Heaven;
The outline of Infinity,
The substance of Divinity,
Created spirit may not grasp;
Only by faith His knees clasp.
My little rill draws near the sea,
Source of my soul. come to Thee.
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Ram my, Rainmy, Ram.
RnrIipotOr, uaulrat-a


Mollie had little ram as black as a rub
Der shoe, and everywhere that Mollie went
he emigrated too.
He went with her to church one day-the
the folks hilarious grew to see him walk
demurely into Deacon Aliens pew.
The worthy deacon quickly let his angry
passions rise, and gave it an unchristian
kick between the sad brown eyes.
This landed rammy in the aisle; the
the deacon followed fast, and raised his boot
again; alasl that first kick was his last.
For Mr.. Sheep walked slowly back, about
a rod, tits said, and ere the deacon could re-
treat it stood him on his head.
The congregation then arose and went for
that ERE sheep. Several well-directed butts
just piled them in hesp.
Then rushed they straightway for the door
with curses long and loud, while rammy
struck the hindmost man and showed him
through the crowd.
The minister had often heard that kind
ness would subdue the fercest beast. "Ahap
be says, "Ill try that game on you"
And so he kindly, gently called: "Come,
rammy, rammy, ram; TO see the folks abuse
you so, 1 grieved and sorry am.'
With kind and gentle words he came from
that tall pulpit down, saying: "Rsmmy,
rammy, ram-best sleepy in the town"
The ram quite dropped its humble air,
and rose from off his feet, aud when the
parson lit he was beneath the hindmo-t seat
As he shot out the door and closed it with
a slam, he named California town. think
1if f.X1ba nap, y
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Cotton Beit Bulletin.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May Is. 1882. SPIN.
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districts. M'xim'm IMinim' M Rs,nf.,t
Temp. Temp. AL
The Hawaiian Legislature.

MtAIIs .-....--..-.I = % 1oo >
Posted in Memphis at 10 a. m. May 10, 1852.
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BLANK BOOKS to order at lowest rates,
Fast m 4 Rupp.
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Aartion Salts.
WALrER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
w AUCrIONEERs.
CATALOGUE SALE

or
FAsutoNABtE AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
OF TuE VERY BEST MAKE.
CONSIGNED ny ONE or THF BFsr MANU-
FACruRERs AND FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
rut PUBLIC TuE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE
MoNpAN, APmL&
COMMENCING AZ 1870 O'CLOCK \. NJ, At
MASONIC TEMPLE, NORTHWEST CORNER
NINTH AND y sTREEr,,
MAGNIFICENT TENNESSEE MNRBLt.TOP
CHAMBER SUITE. ENQUIsITEIN CARVED,
MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGN, WITH
FRENCu DRESSER, rEvELED- EDGE PLATE
GLASS, EXTRA SIZE, DEEMED ny con
SOIsSEURS 4 RARE SPECIMEN or CARY
ING, MANUFACTURED Az 4 COST OF s0OOi
HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITE FRENCH
PLATE GLASS, HEAVILY CARVED AND
VERY INTENSIVE; TEN WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES, THE RESULT OF THE MOST FER
FFCr WORKMANSHIP, UNIQUE IN DESIGN;
ELEGANT rARLOR SUITE, BEAUTIFULLY
UPHOLs TERED IN Old GOLD AND OLIVE
PLUSH TRGMMINGS, SURPRISING ANY
THINGOF TuE KIND EVER OFFERED AT
PUBLIC SALE; EBONY AND GUILT FRAME
rARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN RAW
SILK; WALNur FRAME rARLOR SUITES,
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED, IN STYLISH
AND DESIRABLE COLORs; VERY LARGE
AND HANDSOME HALL, RACK, WITH LARGE
FRENCH PLATE GLASS, TENNESSEE MAR
BILE BASE, MANUFACTURED Ar COST OF
$500; HANDSOME AND FLABOR ATELN
CARVED BOUFFET EXTRA SIZE, FRENCH
PLATE GLASS, nENELED EDGE; WALNUT
BOOKCASES, NICKEL PLATED HANDLES;
LADIES' WRITING DESK; WALNUT sECRE-
TARY AND nook CASE COMBINED; WAL
Nur wARDROnEs; PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLES; WALNUT DINING-HooM CHAlRs,
UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER; TENNESSEE
ANDIrALIAN MARBLE.ToPTABLEs FoLU-
ING AND EASY CHAIRS; ELEGANT WAL
NUT AND GIIr MANrEL MIRROR, FRENCH
PLATE GLASS; CLOTIl COVERED LIBRARY
TABLES, EBONY AND GILr ROCKERS;
WALNUT AND GILT SCREEN; FRENCH
COUCH; WALNUT FRAME LOUNGES, UP
HOLSTERED Win STYLISH GOODS; HAND
sOMECHIFFlNIERs, Wlrn SHAVING STAND
COMuINEpi LADIES' WRITING DESK,
BEAurFuLLY lNtAlD AND nIGiILN
POLISHED: WICKER TABLE: FINE HAIR
| SINGLE; HANDSOME OAK ell AMBER SUITE;
| FRENCH PLATE GLASS DRESSER, WASH
| STAND 10 MATCH; WALNUT ARM-Cli AIRS.
| UPHOLSTERED ~ RAW SILK; - BopY
| RRVSSEI RUGS, RANGING IN SlHE9Nl2 AN
llx2OFEEr SQUARE.
| We must say that this sale. as viii lie noticed, en-
braces some Of the rarcst and most costly Furniture
ever sold 1T public auction III the District. The Par
lnr and Chamber Furniture is particularly remark
able for unlueness OF design excellence ol workman
ship and durability, which parties VIII hnd on eNaml-
nation to be In perfect order aud those In search Ol
Furniture of superior manufacture can graiiy theli
| tastes by giving this salt their attention.
Catalogues can be obtained at the auction rooms,
corner Tenth and ID streets northwest, saturday pre-
| vious to sale.
| apn-lt AuCtOueerS.
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VIVA, IA German Newspaper says.

We Germans are IN general not inclined to
hceNt at once In great announcements ami puls; We
are rather suspicious and often with perfect right If
eNiggaIatiuns and hnnbngS. our muttols, "What
desIr to aud examine curse YES before we speak
about things aud praise them. THIS was our idea
when we heard and read much about DR.. ;. A.
Richmond lastly celebrated Wullis Epilcrtlc lnsti'
ue, and therefore sent reporter 10 the building
We are now able to give the best Information on the
subject. based on personal review and examination
OF the premises
oar reporter found Dr. Richmond IN his office.
the Doctor kindly received him, AMI not only an
swered all his questions but showed and explained
everything about the place to him. Ills ONCE Is on
the first floor of the building and Its walls are
covered with thousands OF photographs of gentlemen
ana ladies restored Ia health 10y the use OF samaritan
Netvine among whom our reporter recognized many
Of his cOnntrymGn, and Its glass cases contain
iunumerahle certificates of cures and letters In
praise of this world famous remedy.
About ten years ago pr. Richmond came to st.
Joseph. lie was then poor Young man, with but
little money, aud no friends to assist him lie rented
a small ONCE Francis street, and commenced the
struggle Tor single branded and alone. lie has
achieved grand triumph ia the face OF stubborn
OF position on every hand, and Is to-day OF the
wealthiest men In midst This fact alone is amply
Sufficient to show the merits OF his invaluable pre-
haratinn, even though there were 10 other sources
from which to procure valid and reliable testimony.
Bu besides the money which tins great medicine has
been the nf bringing Ia the inventor tho Doc
tor receives daily the blessings at thousands of pa
ients restored to health and happiness though his
fundamentally. These letters open for inspection
at his ONCE and II requires two clerks To attend 10 ms
branch OF the business.
Dr. Richmond Is a living example to lie initiated 10y
all yuung men who have disposition TO reach emf
hence IN the world by diligence In the use OF heil
own eNerOus and besides the enjoyment of the pros
pcfity which surrounds him, lie has the satisfaction
! 10 he regarded human heUefactor.-St. Josspi
| I'itHbiuft, lag. -, i5Nl
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Ola Time Mnstreisy.

Barlow, Wilson, Primrose, and Vests
Minstrel Troupe, which gave sucl, excellent perform
aures during the past week, bling back ~ our minds
the ''Oli Ntgiuia dukcy IN the palmy days Of old.
Barlow aud Wilson huth have Spcclaties the for
ncr presenting ia miud the most huishcd deliuea
ton vi the aged negro vt amy man now uh the min.
,url stage, not the usual overiTawn, impossibly
dressed ud to he found Ia real liie) negro but
plain. neatly dressed old family servant, whose pro-
tutNpr could have been found twenty five years ago
IN Thousand Virginia homes, Mr. Wilson has an
iudcsciihabic way Of making people laugh. His
specially Is peculiarly lis OWN, aud though lie has
many imitaturS Su,ne uf whom have gained rep
ntltiou vet to see Wilson l. 10 forget all others amt
to be convinced that the greatest artist In his line Is
before ynu and wonder where he fluids all the ahsuI
ties aud wttici,m that fouw each other In such quick
succession, SChuolcrft aud Cross ate leaders In negro
comedy and among the few who can be ranked rs ar
fists SchuulcTdft can make dyspeptiC laugh, aud no
leaves his seat wien Luke Us before them.
tie solo aud quitcte singing Is good AMI the tenor
songs VI Mr. Howard wete beautifully rendered. The
clog dancing at Messrs, Primrose, West, and Pagan
was the poetry ut motion. Taken all In all, this con-
puy Is among the best We have seen, and we hone u
Welcome them another season.
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Miss BETTE ToMLIEsoY, ll40 Seventh
street. has her spring opening OF French pattern bon
nets and the latest novelties millinery on Tuesday
and Wednesday, April and 9. This opening will he
an unusually fine one, to which all the ladies OF WASH
iugtnn are invited.
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Meeting OF Saturday night listened to a most
address Ivy Mr. Charles WHY'S Elliott rs to
81 Workmcn In Egypt 50 ~ the rhdroihs' timc and
to-day. tie presented many facts aud authorities to
show that I'm that barhtrous past ninety per cent, ot
the uCople were workmru, all slaves, Add That they
were used solely as cattle aud worse. 10 do the win
aud minister Co the huUHrNus luxury OF the King,
priests, and mobiles, They had no rights; nothing
but wrongs. lie turhcd TO the present tine, and gave
the latest authorities o. SHOW that the khodives
preaching progress followed the track OF the old
phuuHls. that the whole body OF workmCn were
forced hy the lash anl was tobbcd uoiteu and starved
lust as badly N not worse, than g. coo years ago
''rrogrcss' meant only hhcltvcs women, palaces,
railroads Canals luxury, and splcudor and " meant
starvation, misery, and degradation 60 tho Worymcu
i'm Egypt ut lct,t. pur, 1t Wctn anything hut that
tu the Wutkmcu here In america Us o qurstluu-Ouc
Tor the woikmou to solve. That question: lac said,
had got to he solved here 10y The wutkmtn iaitly aud
peacefully OF must hc solved painfully and violently
The wutkmcu must do 10.
An interesting discussion followed THIS Interesting
address. Next Saturday evening Mt. william
Saunders viii address the society upon the great ques
lions OF wOrkmCn' s organizations.
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To The Edtor of Tho S,Hd1y Herald'
SIR In looking over the proceedings OF Congress
Cor his session am somewhat amused at the great
difHcuity iu getting legislation Ia our Interest, but
IN the Interest of people out Of this District none an
the matter Of license and taxation the NeIulel 10
.'gys II 10 en- % but anything forO our benefit needs
careful looking after. Indeed, II seems we have no
rights that anybody should be- required 10 respect,
The ta2 paid by 80 drummers IS au important Hem
of District Income. There are over my commission
merchants here through whom TINS olass Oi Statesmen
eau operate They pay tax, I Keep store pay rent
CLERK hire and expend an ! make Ia lhla
CITY, Ny stock Is taxed ! per cent, Every one
who lives here 10 extent helps 20 pay the s1-
penses and these foreign merchants are 70 be OK =
,-mpt nom any payment NJ any kind no member on
Congress from Maryland, New Jersey o. fennsyl-
yaua would propose % open territory 10 swarm
OF drumners tu take away local trade. focigh man
ufacturprs are placed The same toDtng az our own,
.'no license. % Why should not tDIcEn dealers
throw OF the personal tax as apples 10 STOCKS VI
merchandise Of our own resident meTchaElst ihth
there would be some show for putting a~ay ms tax
Tie Brewer JlI was absurd but what could you eH-
meet samuel Randall admitted tho tax A lis own
state: therefore it was right home. Samuel Cox Is
pushed ON by New YORK tribe WHO are ~ be benefited
iy IT, How about CluCuEati-taN enough there
What we want Is protection or equality Of taxation,
A MlItIIt 4.
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T1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

sTEINWAY PIANO, FULL OCTAVE, ROSE
WOOD CASE, WITH STOOL; TWO SUPERB
GILT-FRAME FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL
MIRRORS; FREN GU PLATE PIER AND OVAL
MIRRORS VERY HANDSOME PARLOR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN FIGURED SILK;
BLUE SILK TURKISH SOFA; ONE MANTEL
SET, COMPRISING FRENCH CLOCK CAN
DELABRAS: WALNUT MlRROR-BACK ErE-
GERS; FRENCH CLOCK: ELEGANT oRNA-
MENTS; BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED JAP
kSESE CHINA; SUPERB JAPANESEP PUNCH
BOWL; FINE ESGRANlN ASD OH. PAINT
lSGS: WINDOW HANGlNGS; OriOMANS,
HANDSOMELY WORKED; MARBLE-IoP
TABLES; JARDiNiEEES; ELEGANT EASY
CHAIRS AND LOUNGES: FANCY TABLES;
VERY SUPERIOR TURKISH CARPETS; ENG
Lisa BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS:
JAPANESE SCREENS; LADIES' WALNUT
SECRETARIES; VERY HANDSOME WALNUT
CORNER CABINETS: DWARF BOOKCASE;
FOLDING CARD TABLES: VERY SUPERIOR
WALNUT MARBIE-Top CHAMBER FURNI-
TURF; WALNUT MIRRoR-FRONr ARMOlRE;
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND
holsters; WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDE
BOARD; WALNUT SCROLL LEG EXTENSION
DINING TABLE; WALNUT DINING CHAIRS;
ELEGANT CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS
VERY HANDSOME DECORATED FRENCH
CHINA DINNER SERVICE; KITCHEN RE-
QUiSIFES, ETC, ETC.
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF
FURNITURE, ONE VICTORIA CARRIAGE.
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April s. 1852,
at 10 o. clock at No. 2O2S q street, between Twen-
tieh and Twenty FIRST, the residence of the late Rear
Admiral GustaYus II. Scott, | shall sell the above
superior Household Effects.
II. B.-The articles win be on view day prior to
sale from 10 To 1880 o. clock.
ap2.It THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.