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snot Himself on the street.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. -Gustaye
Bower, ~ years, who says he has no
home, In an endeavor to end his life yes.
terday afternoon fred two ehots from a
revolver into his mouth aud when he was
caught and sent TO the hospital he offered
s. TO anyone who would kill him.
1t was at Delaware avenue aud Wal
Dut street that he shot himseli. lteserye
Officer Atkinson took the pistol away
and sent him 10 he Pennsylvania Hospi-
tai. lie has been employed somewhere
in New Jersey but was recently dis
charged, and this, coupled with the tact
that he had only 10 lett, made him very
Respondent. He Is likely to de.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
A Jury's vagarles.

MEDIA, Sept. 1s.-A good illustration
Of the uncertainty OF the trial by jury
and the peculisrities OF their Ending was
furnished iu . case heard before J a dge
Clayton to-day. Godfrey Nelson was
charged on three bills OF Indictment, one
with breaking into the stable OF Frederick
Estergrin, OF Norwood, another for
stea Ing his horse aud wagon and third
for receiving stolen goods.
There was no evidence OF any one but
Nelson being connected with the taking
OF the horse. There was also evidence
Of two West Philadelphia policemen
that Nelson had left the team at stable
on Woodland avenue and said he was
the owner.
The jury. however, acquitted Nelson
OF stealing the team aud found him
guilty Of breaking into the stable and
receiving stolen property. The Court
and members OF the bar smiled when the
verdict was rendered, and the defendant,
who wanted TO protest. was told he
ought to be thankful for his escape. He
was given sentence of nine mouths In
the county Jail fiom the date Of his COM
mitment.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Another Wedding.

Mr. William Armstrong and Mrs.
Catharine buchanan Of DuPont's Banks
Will be married this evening at Christi
Episcopal Church. They have procured
furniture and will go to housekeeping
immediately. Their many friends wish
them much happiness, long lite and un-
bounded prosperity.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
VM.B.S SHARP &C.,.
Fourth and Market Strssta.

Everyth hing gives promise
of a large dress goods sea-
son. We never had larger
quantities or better styles.
Dress Go oods are unusually
handsome this season be-
wildering most incompre.
hensible tor the pr 10 e s =
quality, style, combinations,
everythin & to please. There's
many agreeable surprises
for you in dress offerings,
and this store will be the
place to find them. A few
spe cialties picked out as we
60 along you should see
soon.
One case just at hand are
those sen nsible every-d a "
wear little checks in cloth
effects W which anybody will
at once apprecIate-regular
81 stuffs everywhere, but we
shall op en- the season on
them for 6ak cents uer ward
all VIC ool, 81 inches wide.
Anothe er one is a plain
wool serge with side bands
or borders in colors. We
never kn new of these goods
selling for less than 6aa
cents per yard. We shall
sell this lot for 50 cents per
yard-they are SO inches
wide am ! early buyers will
quickly appreciate them.
We have our lines of
kobes completed up to Sac.
Quick money often will
do quick work-here's .
case In point. We bought
thirty.five pieces of Frize
velvet stripes. They are in
blacks, browns, gRrnets and
blues, SO me with combina-
ton cole rings In the stripes.
They ar Q good for skirts,
waists, suits or trimming,
and their full value to-day
is rs cen nts per yard, and
one-ihird OF that price will
astonish you-but SO it is
and we shall sell the lot at the
ridicuou sly low price OF as
cents per yard. and you will
have to be as quick as we
were to get them.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Arrested.

Geo. Ashley, who drove off the horse
and carriage belonging to Il. G. Farmer
OF Elkton, Md. from Richenberser's
Hotel, on Tuesday afternoon. was ar
rested on Wednesday by Officers Will
helm aud Yates on sand boat and taken
to the city hall, where he was held for
trial The team Twas afterwards found
and restored to the owner
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
piod while on Her gridal IOa', {,

TOLEDO, o.. Sept. ls. The DIldsS ,,a dssusIis|
Ii. Cuthbert OF New YORK, lI" lid sut|
Of the Standard Oil Company, ons aIs Boua|
denly of heart disease at the b"Tr W. Cub'|
boat were on their wedding 'T hi OttI
been married two weeks ago nj CsH|
Pa. The Offices OF the stau{sla Aampri
pany and of tho Natural E,tGi|
here arc ali closea :o-tsg su' :"
10 Mr.. Outhbsrt-
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
A valuable property For Sale.

The real estate OF the late Henry
Claek, situated near Brandywine Springs,
will be offered at pubic sale, at the hotel
10 Newport, NEXT Saturday afternoon, at
two O'Clock. The land Is highly produc.
tive, the buildings fair, and the location
one OF the most pleasant In our country.
Any one wishing to invest In real estate
In the country would do well to attend
the sale. For particulars see advertise.
ment
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
bfanayunk nIllis Flooded.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ly.-Ihe sSnGH1
kill rose at Manayunk, Tuesdsyt ns
night, thirteen feet above Tie oIu,uI ~
level, running into the cellars, ille w
aud Easements of the mills along
canal banks and causing the waEa. Ia.,s.
to sound an alarm by vigorously 'nt
the mill bells or blowing the ~ w ~
whistles. This filled the strees NAsS
cited people who were not aware l1m N
river hac risen. Workmen hurfiea ~. ~
m lie and moved goods out Of tne ,J \
floors. The flooded mills did net t '.ss
yesterday, but will be readJ 10 's'
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
A Burning Mine to be Flooded =,

SCRANTON, Sept. 1s.-Eddy srsefc ' css,
liery, Of the Delaware and hudsTa I'm
pany, at Olyphant, which has vya'sI
lire for four weeks past, will Ue nu'S iss IA
that being the final decision o. Wv 'uV M
GERS Of the company after having ys.sss M
nearly all other methods oi eiu's
Ing the flames. I'll, h ru,I
The waters Of Eddy Creek VIII III
into The mine and constant streau IA
be pun ped from the Lackawanns, IA Id N
the mine 10 allied. This Is reg tnn"suh
cheapest and shortest way TO eht' nlps|
the flames. In sll 800 acres VI
workings will bs flooded.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Effects of the Storm

S. Fellheimer has the largest stock Of
tobacco and cigars In the city. A visit
to his emporium will convince the most
skeptic of the fnct. Next time you are
up town stop and try one OF his B Boojs
aud be convinced. Don't forget the
number. 30S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Do You Wear Pnnrs.

All wool pante, cut and made TO your
order, S3.00, t4.00 and $500. Suits
tl2.Oo up. Call and examine our new
fall styles Liverpool and London Tail.
ors, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms,oIo King St
Telephone Signal, 1853.
@-Open all night.
J.A. WILSON. Funeral Director.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC BALE.
WI Il be sold at pablo sale, at the hotel In
Newport Delas are.
ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 81, 1889,
at O'Clock, D.. m,
the real estate of the late Henry Clark, sit
usted In NH Greek Hundred, near Brandy.
wine Springs, only a few minutes walk from
Faulhland S.Rton and nye miles from the city
Of " lmington, contalninH about 50 acres or
hiRhly pio objective land, with stone mansion,
llns Of shafting and pulleys: tenant houses,
two Of which are stone. the other frame:
9. rTisge houses, Ice Lolse, corncribs and
other improvements. IL Is conyepisnt to
schools. m lis and churchss and well.Adap ted
for summer boarders.
Terms at sale.
FRANK HpFFErKER,
ELIZABETH CLARK.
e-le Adn!nistrators.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Ncher-1iOrrOw

Mr.. John Nehtr,s fireman on the P. =,
& u Railroad, anil Miss Bessie Morrow,
were married last night in Emanuel T.
4. Church, Highlands, by the Rev. Mr..
Hammond.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

We deal In all kinds of fruits and pro-
duee, such as apples, oranges, lemons,
grapes, plums, potatoes, corn, egg plants
and cabbage. If you want barR aims call
at 10 Z. Fourth street. Sneltz & Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Sale of Furniture

Z Tie household goods of the late Robert
Gibson Will bs sold at public sale, at No.
23l South Jackson street., to. morrow
(Friday) afternoon at o'clock. For
particulars sec adv. In another column.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the resi-.
dcnce of Dr. Brown No. G0s Washing
Wfhia1n II. Crawford, ESD, OF Newport,
ana Mary u. Hickey OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Misses Annie B. and Bessie Hoffccker.
No. 6l9 West Second Ptreet, left this
morning for two weeks visit to their
aunt, near Montgomery Square, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
A Maniac oil Fifth Avenue.

New YORK, Sept. 1s.-Tbomas Ma.
guire, q maniac, created sensation on
Filth avenue near III tcenth street this
morning, by running after passing car
r;ages and attempting to injure the eceu-
pants with an old pair of shcirs and q
piece of iron. Officer Finley, wLo tried
20 arrest him, was assaulted and lad to
call for a'd. Mcguire only came to this
country short tins ago, from County
Mayo, Ireland. He says Father Don
reilly, of St. Francis Xavier Church,
promised TO get him work and give him
clothing, but did rot keep his word.
Mcguire was remanded to the care of the
commissioners of clarity and corrections.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Tho Wenthar.

/ To morrow promises to be fGir to
sli6bQy cloudy and rather warmer. SINH
4r eptditiona will probably prevail on
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Oysters. Oysters,

Cove plant oysters, 25, 80 and 40 cents
per quart. L. F.. Hanna. No. S3l Jefer-
son street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Now Is the 1.ima

10 have your picture frames and looking
glass frames regilded at Yerger's art
store, 4l9 shipley at. .eet.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

If you want a good barrel OF Jersey
sweet potatoes put up ;or the winter, go
to Smeltz & Co., No. IS L. Fourth Si
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Mira. ]. Blidgeman will have q grand
opening OF hats, bonnets, feathers, ETC.,
ct No. 800 King street, on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Ladies' Goats are here In
medium weights for early
fall-all made In the newest
styles with "directoire" and
plain FIR onts of stockinnette
and cloth fabrics.
better than ever
prettier than ever
cheaper than ever
You must watch our Goat
department, it will do you
good.
We have completed
our lines o t Cur
tains for Fall-a hasty
glimpse e through them re.
veals 4 many beautiful and ar.
tistio hangings 10 Lace Che.
Mile and Turcoman with re.
markably low prices. II
you ar ? thinking Of Curtains
look into our Upholstery
room; you will be more than
pleased q with the new
things.
Antique oak, ash and
cherry screens, in three sec.
tions, S feet high with fancy
cut tops. Dress one with
China Silk and see how pret.
ty as well as usefnl it will
be- upholstery room-$3.
The early house cleaners
arc ar ound and our carpet
rooms show signs Of their
comm g and going. We
take ! Up, reht and put down
old ca arpets at a moderate
cost a nd will give you an
estimate on all such work.
Your carpet work either
new 6 old will be done
more promptly by COM
menclpg early.
We control the +" Gold
Medal" carpet sweeper, II
Is the best made and none
but the beat is worth your
while noiseless, dustless,
qulckly-Ss.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

smeltz & Co., dealers in apples, white
potatoes, sweet potatoes and all kinds Of
produce, No. IS e. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Fresh walnut candy every hour at Fer
guson's, II z. "a st.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Lii noleum - The perfect
moor covering--artlstio dur
able, sanitary. Artistic de-
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
epsnIsh saIIors as Slaves In nIorocco.

MADRID. Sept ls.-The captain. tour
sailors and one passenger OF the Spanish
vessel which was captured by natives OF
the Riff coast Of Morocco have been car
xied into the interior Of the country, it
being tho object Of their captors to sell
them into slavery. Tho Spanish Govern.
mebt will make an immediate demand
on the Sultan Of Morocco that the pris-
oners be restored to liberty.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

A frame house, uho:curied, belonging
70 White 81 Bro, silyetbrook, was struck
by lightning on Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

just received 500, pounds walnut Lsrs
nels st Fergusen's. u z. 2nd 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
DUBL.C SALE.

pUBL.C SALE.
The subscriber will sell at ubljc sale At
No. 23l South jackson street on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER, n. 1899.
at O'Clock p, m, the following hou sehoId
goods OF tue late R0BEKr GIBSON, 70 Wit,
tne hair cloth parior suite, marble top table,
bed room suftei, extension table. ingram and
rag carpets, he,isteais. tables, chairs. par.
lor stove. cockinR stove, dishes. cooking
utensils and other articles.
Terms, cash.
DELAWARE MASON,
s-7-st Administrator.
WIN. A. Hukill, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

WANTED D.-AGENT TO CAM
yass for a new and useful article.
AddrsEs u. l., tLls Office. e-l9 2,t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
State OF Thermometer

stthe REPUBLICAN Office to-day, In the
shade:
,7o'clock 10 o'clock 12 O'Clock
! 81 81 CO
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

VALUABLE STOCK NEW SER
-. lie, ies iq MSms Loan A.to,la.ion now
vestment iudg nl from Che mast success.
Annual meeting scptembtr ~, 1889. =
4huR0E W. DUSn, rresident-
J. ". LAWS IN, treasurer,
Il. II. TAYLOR Secretarv.
e-i9 iot 6Ol Ma It st.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

e. z. Hanf. clocks and silverware, 10
Z. 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

You must watch our Goat
departr nent, It will do you
good.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-03
Milwaukee and the West, via Steam.
or 'sCity Of Milwaukee,

The magnificent iron side-wheel steamer
''City of Milwaukee" made her first trip
west bound Wednesday, May LIST, 1889, and
leaves daily, leaving Grand Haven at mid
night, after arrival of Detroit, Grand Haven
IL Milwaukee train, No. 5, leaving Owosso
at 1885 p. M, arriving at Milwaukee the
following morning about a. M, connect
ing with morning trains for the west. East
bound, leaving Milwaukee at 11:30 a. m,
arriving at Grand Haven $3.50 p. m, con-
Meeting with the ID. G. ii. q M. Ry. train,
leaving at $50 p. m. for the east. Sleeping
berths are free to all west bound passengers
holding first class tickets, and the patrons
of this popular route will be served meals at
the rate of fifty cents per meal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-03
Council Room, April 30, $50.

Mayor Frieseke i'm the chair. Present,
Aid. Gould, Helm, Holmes, Keyte, Kilpat-
rick, Robbins and Wells. Minutes of the
last meeting read, corrected and approved.
Aid. Keyte presented the following petit
ton which was referred to the committee on
grading and sidewalks:
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council of the city of Owosso:
We, the undersigned taxpayers of the city
of OwOssO, do most respectfully petition
your honorable body to cause King street to
be graded between Washington and Mulber-
ry streets. We also further petition that in
said street there be no trees removed from
the center of said King street and that said
street be so graded as to leave a suitable
drive on each side of said trees and we will
ever pray.
Aid. Wells presented the following petit
ton which was referred to committee OH
grading and sidewalks:
To the Common Council of the city of
Owosso: We the undersigned property
holders and residents of the Sd ward of the
city of Owosso would respectfully request
that you cause to be built sidewalk on the
north side of the Corunna road commencing
at the east line of Higgins street excepting
Mr.. Grays front and running east to the
east line of lot in block of j. l.. Wright's
addition; also the cross walks.
The following accounts were presented
and referred to the committee on claims and
accounts:
Geo Bedford, hose co. no. 1, SIS 90
Il Martin, city teamster, 90
John Brown, work for board health 3 90
w Barresford, nightwatch, IL 90
Cady, nightwatch, 10 90
Times PIT Company, 30 so
Il w Smith. fire department.. 9 90
M Keyte, . - 3 so
O Wells, g - 3 so
q b Hughes, . 90 2 90
M G Whited, sprinlxling, 10 90
Frank House, hose co. no. 2, 8 90
August Bluth, hook and ladder, so
G G Duff, music for the celebration, Sc
Eugene Brown, labor. 5 90
S A Crane, Q 90
w Douglass. labor. 25
Dan Eldredge, labor, 2 80
Chas Spring, - 90
s Gilbert. 2 90
M q Whited, - 2 so
The finance committee read the report of
the street commissioner, which was accept
ed and ordered placed on file.
Committee OH claims and accounts report
ed favorably on accounts as presented ex-
cept that of Times Pt. Co. of S32, which
was allowed at 5000 The report was ac-
cepted, unanimous consent given and the
accounts allowed. Ayes z, nays 0.
The committee OH grading and sidewalks
made the following report which was ac-
cepted and adopted. Ayes Z, nays o.
TO the Honorable Mayor and Common
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RrcoRnEn MORTGAGES.

Barker Florence x, 10 Levi i. Morton, 1S24 Madison
ave, years. 1000.
Gray, James, 70 John III Sage, s 1O5th-st. Q or ID
ave, years. $4,000.
oelier Charles j. 70 the Dry Dock Savings Institution
8 11th-st W o. 21ave year, $4,000.
Hawkes. Charlotte. 20 ID O'Hcnrn. cor ST. Nicholas
ave and 12Bth-st, instruments, 1880.
Hatch. Elias z. and wife % Holman and another
n : 48d.st, " Of 2d-ave, 81 eco.
Hatch AMMO J.. TO WIN Hodgson. 113th-st Of
Manhattan.aye, ! year 1870
Same. 70 u X GALLAGHER sano property year. 1900
Klein lillian. ana wife. 3 @ NJ Anderson, q 140th
st. o ~ Wiiis-aye. year. $3.50,
KEN Michael oad wife. 10 Aspinwall and another
trusfees, n s S3dst. OF 9ta-aye. years. as GOO
Lindsey Matthew 7. 70 Robert ferguson. 1s7th-s,
a OF Ringsbridae Road. years, $780,
same 10 WIN Cumming IT, Same property yrs $3.50
Iudier. Henry r 70 Ewad. n 1oth-aye, Lot 1877.
Mndoon Kate 70 Henry Greenebaum and another. s
7oth.st w Of Ave-A. 1 year. e.. 0oc
sthart Mary. 70 Henry Hawks. IT, 2lth-st. o OF
10th-ave. years $1,000.
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alus,eal 5nsiruments.


NUMBER OF slightly used upright ana squafe panosd
Nv the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera H9uss
durin1 the mast opera season. VIII DC H"i" ~ oo~'
reduction from our regular prices ,o ,o.A -.
WM. KNABE & CO., Ia 9tbaye.. ABOVE l0tn-se
TNIsC4TP PIANOS renowned for tone and standing
II In tune Manufactures and storeTooms. an 70 10
wost 2sh.st and s67 Broadway. lsthsL tDs.s9h
Buidiue5' Yianos exchanged. rented or nstaimen@.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIls
a uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE uPi ,s,'s.
OFFICES No. OBS Broadway, corner Inlfty brssssx
6nti D. m $50 broadway, between Twenty snd
Twentythird sis, UNTIL p m go West nto
corner Foureenthst 200 ThIdave corner Forty .sy;
Tlrstaye 100 West Forty Ninth snd
OFFICE $50 East onehundred- and twenty ATHEIST "
10 D. m, at regular rateA
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EeoaI Notices.
cupREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

NEw.YORK. -. :, 49,
Christian Won Uesse, sole acting executor vi III 1
last viii and testament Of James MaekSe deeessea
psnn Leyi Morton GsSFss ,a B cSares
4 g Ross Finest Chaplin and p. st. Leger Grentel
ecmnosino the arm OF Morton, Rose Company baron
Rnaoinhs Hottnguer, Jean Conrad Hottnguer ,Iienrn
ETsncois Hottingucr Conrad Jameson ana Josepn
Henri Hottipcuer composing the fhm Of touinSucr
rnnnanv. Marie Louise MacKaye Theodore Eni9 SLae-
Taye an Infant under the age OF fourteen years.
Neptkern Pacific Railroad Company The Chieaeo, NH
tsonsse and ST. Paul Railroad Company and the Union
Pacific Railway Company, defenaants
rial 70 be had In the City and County OF New York
70 Tho above named defendants; . ,.,.
vou are hereby summoned 70 answer tne eompaint
I'm mis- action and serve copy or your answer on
M niainIifrs attorney within twenty days eIter tne
~ this summons exclusive OF the day or service
ana In case your failure 70 appear or answer
Min be taken against you by default for che RELIEF de-
mand l,s, ip N sne y eoIp'f Dec. o. 1888
D"sN - GFO H. STARR. Plaintiffs Attorney,
ofies address 15J Broadway. New.I0rk Guy.
To Marie Louise Machaye, Theodore Edlth Masshaye'
raron Rodolphe Hottinguer. Jean Conrad HotungueIi
Henri francois Hottingeer Jean Conrad jameson ana
Pa inreyoing summons is served upon by publ
cation pursuant 70 an order OF Hon Edward Pstefson
one ~ me Justices OF the supreme Court OF the Sae
NewYork dated the 9Th day Of January dSSS, ana
Hled with the complaint in the oee o. me Uefk o. me
Iiouse M said City OF New-York.
fletei Nav.York, Jan. s, 1859: -.
DSieu Az TO H. STARR Plaintf's Attorney
1856 Broadway New-fotk CITY,
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jJroposals.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSION ERS, OFFICE
ROOM 200, STEWART BUlLplNOi -
No $50 Broadway, New.York Feb, 3. 1889.
ITO CONTAGIOUS.
Il pids or proposals furnishing the roof double
DOORS windows railing floor plaes and copper leaders In
cl,dng the furnishing OF oil the materials aDof rens
,ortatn etc. necessary required 20 put the same 10
sroinpete working order at the Ardsey Gate House, on
secfion OF the aQueduct called for ~ the aF
proved forms CONTRACT and specifications on ME In tae
ace OF tho Aqueduct Commissioners VIII Dc receysi at
this ofice until wEDN tSpAY, FEBkV AIRY ~ lees' -
q O'clock D. IN. which place and hour they w.u ~
Dnbciy oencd by the AQueduct Commissioners and th4
eward for doing said and furnishing SAID aterisL
will be made BY said Commissioners as soon Thereafter az
possible. .. -. a.. .,n.ta..
,Ios therefor aud proposals and proper envelopes
fr their in,osufe ana bond and also the pans
fcr sgd work all irfornaflon can De opSned
et oice or the AQueduct Commissioners on ap
plIcsti0n the secretary
JAMES c. DUANE President
JOHN G. SIBERIAN. Secretary
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Anetion. Sales.
LEONARD BROTHERS,
200 5rH-AvE
r. A. LEONARD, Auctioneer.
GREAT COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS
belonging to
Mr. JOHN w. LOCKWOOD,
OF Philadelphia and
NJ. ALExANDE MoUcHoT.
Of Paris
vv1rrr SOME OTHER IMPORTANT WORKS.
THE PROPERTY OF OTHER
PRIVATE COLLECTORS,
COME OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED FROM THE
STEWART AND PRoBAsCo COLLECTIONS.
Do NeuvIlla 1sraeis 5'Usoer
Desehamps, Jacques, bchreyer'
Dlaz, Miue@ v.
Dupre EosSm' ~
Fortuny Rbot ziem,
,ya Rousseau Stevens.
and many Others.
NOW ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION TOMORROW,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY TO- 20 AND 81,
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
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MAITLAND, PHELPS & CO.

DELAWARE, LAoKAwANNA wEsT TsI 81 + 1852 D.
rJ,HE ANNUAL MEETING for the ,, el sS n.Ih
Of and officers Of this FbrusTy TO-
ssa0s V na Lila viii b zen TO- ard close az ~ q I'm III
m. TIansfer Books vii close January So anu ''
February 20. 1852 rprn r CHAMBERS,
rH1N " Secretary.