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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20

orIU.-s. 4 J. Bo0ARr, AuCrlONEERa
April n, ii lo1< O'Clock, st The auction rooms.
Inn etreet, q large assrtment Of rosewood
Sarlor, chamber ana Kitchen Furniture, .parjcr
4 marble too Pier Glasses, Rockers and Hasy
Z vases, window Curta,ns. mAnsel OrnAmeuss.
v Glasses, oil Paintings, brussels three-ply ana
!; English Oilcloth, mahogany French 6edstaadst
.ra,her Beds, centre Tatles. mahogany card
',e Wuder's iron Safe, one large size do, Tllton
,hsters; kitchcn Furniture, &c., DO. N. b.
Sloths ~ IL O'Clock.
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r AIGE sALIO'
IL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- AND HOUSE FURNISHING AkTICLEa
xA0NlFlOkNT ROSEWOOD FUKNfTURE HIE0 ANT
PIANOr0K1R


AND HOUSE FURNISHING AkTICLEa
HAoNIFiuxhT NORWOOD FUKNiTURE UEoANr
PlANOFOR1E
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS.
Confusing Of AhIos Bronxes Paintings, Dning Rom and
Chsmber Furniture. 10.
j. ". PORTER Co.. AuconserY win cell this day. with
ont eservs commencing u II O'Clock precisely all Ne ole
sspt Isrlor dining and chamber Furniture contained Ia
tie elegant rekdencs 8 Foureenh sree between Rshh
and nth 1he furniture Iris housS d art ciss
hayg been ade 70 order and but little every ar
Gle In the house having S2 0 and WIN b sold WIZ
PARLoR ruRNlTyRE CONSISTS or
Eughh tapestry Csrpea msgnhoent octave
Pnofcye but four moutha with every modern inprove
Mt bri5ercd cloth Cover aud Stool sgnioceu
suits cold rosewood parlor Furrtuye very richly carved
one Of which h covered in gold and blue hFocsds d
o.ber IN medal ion moaust maze By q Brcsdv,y
fror back rosewood scevtcn Chairs covered 10 cm
eon trocate and tApesry; Tuhsh Inupgca Win Cosmie
ChsiYs 10 atch dys French Escrc.ore lined with satin
wood richly CENTRE sofa and pier Tables
with sauary and otiap tops SIX ard lace Curtains gold
and velvet two elegant msntcl Mirrors pier dc ois
msps vases Of spd Dresden china lava and agate
paror Ornaments beautiful bronze and marble oroups on
PsntrRs arpcng which the ceebsted paintings OF Boa
ice Cenci cleopatra Chrsss Descent from the Gross ole
s-A' '-N'' SirINa ROOM AND CHANGERS
superb rosewood Amour with mirror font sold rosewood
Bedssssd Losswood dressing BTrssIs WIN MaIDc ops
wood, cottage Chairs French Roskers revolving Cha sie
rapt rosewood Secretary Bookcase Carpets Cocts Lounee
elegant borpe hair Matresses Beds Beddns 10 with large
and keeutal vsrety of dining Furniture HHensn n
bhepeh CnipA, ruby and crystal cut 0ase livery Table
CupeSys reh e0yvr WsTes ~
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTrONEER
III ealesfoom 3 Nassau street.
HENRY b. LEEDS 90. Will sell at auction Friday,
April 20 ct II O'Clock, IN the gallery The saiesroom No
- Nassau Atroet
PINE OH PAINTINGS. principally modern, comprising .
collection Of about 90 very dpe pfctures and ID this collection
msy b fornd he worA Of Koek Koek A. Ha verhoeeen
nSs Ne rcnF bs ImsNn vaeSsrs Cos's Hosdss.
Carter kspes, O. w. Knapp and many oben Of equal mer
presenting opportunity persona Who deairous
chasing Ane panstnfa
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II BNHY h. LEEDS, AUCTrOEEER -sALesROOM NO.
IL - Nsssau street Support Household Furniure About
twenty pieces Of he most exquisite marble stssaAy IN tbs
pery Of James p pntman Esq No .? East fourtesnsh
Tuesday 2h and Wednesday aasb Btauary and works
Of on fhwsdsy. April zs lOh ociocI each dsy Fu.
uckes Of admission only which Be obtained At office
No. q Nassau street.
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Hx.Ry Il LEEDS, NATURALIZATION NO Nc,

Ia Il. LBEDS,
n Is Nassau sreet-HERRY g. LEE IS h co. viii ssll
= auction On April a. n o oeoct a. thsi, Sales
moved for convenience Of SALE consisting
Suite DFreDch lasting; carved solid flack walnut library
wood Etegeres Hltension Table o:aic Stands Redse.ds
hrocade oak Extension Table Lounge bask walnut
Table, mabogshy buffet Brussels and toxrsin Carp's gilt
hogany Bedrocm Furnius 10 aso = Y oeloes elsgsst
New York. e4s6 rosewood octave Piano msde
By Dunham large lot Of hne Perfumery Hair Oils
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lockwood AND MAHOGANY BEuRooM suiTs
brewing aeg1idoent grand actol octave Piano
q ana the iisheat Instrument offered 81 auction this ses.
Ssns s DO Stool covered in by:eads em
BOOKCASE, lined With satiu wood encogmures asrQuserie
ss i. l.Ss and
c essr. Dpoi.:d from Pan. By Mogo Laaisrs g,
.:Ipe 3. mossc suss Srsnch pate pier HErms; 81 ISL
ne siab and orachc two s5ua ls: auie Mirrors rtshiy
ornicss; tvo superb snbs drawing room furaliure
Cd IN tbree coursd broo..el % the ,h..t de.crioon
Inception and eight eysi back Chars, ,~o rosewood
Tsbl.s s susry marble top: TO match the suite; esA
Marble tops mirror doors and backs lined WITH saan
r inss patent .seinins s.sy Ca.r.. Console Table:
sn and soov na1uas sS
AABsasn Water -Csrrisys. Remo audt FrAnk'in Paint
ia: Il fsin S BY Issrapd, OLE inmso sosss
rglAw and ether eminent or sts; uos.on Virgin
At Zee, by Finssrnsse; ii two ssups,b match Paiot.
,csoss IN Rocky nounss'us. original b. Egaw;
and Winter on
sed sSssSaS Trs q s@s pssas as; oslor.d M
..Sa vssss from Po%pei and Hsrans y EqaesIisn
vasea real sevres china, Imported for be
aSs
de es s Sig
marble top Dressing Bureaus sedsteAds and Comrades
|ks, oval back Chairs, covered in mcquel tapestry
sseh Carpets. Bedspreads spring and hsir Mattresses
MIRRORS, pastel Paintings decorated China Toilet stta
kish Towels brocatel Curtains. Upper Cham bers Ma
wasbssapds Bookcases Toilet Tables corner stsnds
Dining hoom-Ssin carved oak 9afet, st.tusry. marble
rsaEs, eeesnt :eta Of crystal and ruby Glam.are.
|osadss fu:Siess CELERY. ES and prsssrss Stands.
asses Bowl Parisn marble ,sd ruby glass gunsh
uby apd gold liquor fets rich decorated Tea sets. n
d solid aveS Dinner and Tea Set coffee UrD Castes.
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OPPORTUNITY 10 PUHCHAEE
e0ANT HOUSEHOLD FUeNrrUR1.

Ana moR00ooQ3 Wo93e o. An
ON FRIDAY AprA 70, At lO3< o'clock.
preserve1 Ais Of ths entire superb md eoa1y rcse.
use contained b The elegant private regde1oe ma
street, wen Of Seventh avenue. The attention &
called 70 this sale - Ne quantity and quality &
h this house b vastly dinefept from tAaS usually
st'oa n house salee fn this city. Tia whole eom.
" unique and recherche collection, and b weIl
ttenton Of thseo IN want u 1r1t eAAm fuEn1tuEG
We eatAleguse q The house
J Px3LORS CONTAIN
"a rosewood Furniture, ca suit covered h Rob
k,sompristsg three fun sutts. two magnificent nte-
stuaTy t0pe, eantre and plsr Fables, WITH Hgyp.
40 marble tops, Broass and Or1aofu Chande1eeR
81 and pioR A6rorA superb rosewood octave
m Dtool and Cover, IAdy'a French 0o0i1elro vel
..ry CarpSta ullk end lAoe CuxlAna,
lat rare end beautiful
don Of BrouSe maxb Q Groups and Figures,
4 PAinupR DFeaden Vases, AvA Ornaments ~.
and chamber RAxHiknre-
sewo0A dressing BureanA carved rosewood
/ with hair Mattresses and Bedding compile. rose
IL with frensh mirror fronts, French cottage
B Clpeks Tele aTetse Arm Ohatzh Roekess, suits h
E China cut gSana, teAutifully engraved, ivory
MARBLE HAi Mand, With Ill De oSandsliers end
jfhs vhsie eaA b szaainsd besore As sais By
haW shine. TlEne e1lsaas sash. Depodts Iron
" W. B. W16TCOET, co., AuotioneGA
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NOfTCK-DANTKL A. MATHEWS, AUG
Scorysnience Of sale. BUTLHR, sCHULTz Z
WI cell u auction this day, April 20 q
+ entire Stock and Fixtures d frgt ciA1 Deger
sexpreasly for The retail trsde; Chewing aad
so, Snuff 10. Ane sssoFtuANnt Of genuias
Pipes and Tuhss, Dutch and German Pipes,
SNUFF and Tobacco Boxes n great variety, 70.
tow Cases, Counters, Glass JaxS, &c.
Also
AT IL O'CLOCK.
ces. consisting u genllenen's furnishing goods,
Il ware, fancy goods, &c.
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'ss|Ss ire Sa; x: II! Tis =, ind,
VEN s .xn sopre S.r ssoa; hand. ugh.
or saasie harness.
Ii sosEsoKliSi. dav. a,b Ina, Al o'c,ct, II their
ps.fssy sound InS snas S
Ii soHiNoK Ibis day soS Inst a O'clock. a. sasr ssla:
room No Nassau street thorough ersd black EIGHT
hevsd 70 b sound has oed in nrse minutes Sold only
EDsw,AEp sCHENcK, AgcrIosn.R;rL,ssr rKor;
IN. sus Is pound: s
der ard has been used.
T. 3. LUDLOW. AUcrroxEEs.
IL AS%Dl, ya,or's sale Of Household Furniture
3 a.. wS ss a. p. sslVs &C. En-
said soass comprising mahogany re.s Tss mss,s.ny
saI:sq, E::S:.sd: aasossny Frsass ssS
sssSos s'S Sspv
ps DC &c. and fseS.s FurnSls ~S ~scS ss sss
e. csssu Hs Go % y
bad at the Auctloneers OOs, No. Pine street. near broad
Ns Valuable Property on Chatham eauAre, Bowery and
Wi Il ' ~. y .d s sn p., .no
SIS oaAs Fl ss' ssDsks sSs novsar
be- d OF T. LUDLOW CO. In Cour,rr Commercial and
Evening Post, and msps ct tho aucuoneers office No
Pine ri
T. LUDLOW, AUCrIONEER
H. vsinssie bloch o. Nom. Norris square We
would call st ention TO The sae 81 vaiuAse comp
the entye b OK bounded by Fihh Sixth
nue. l2 and if2d streets opposite Mount Morris 70
be made by r. H. LUDLOW CO. this day (rrtdsy) ut Ia
O'Clock, at The Nercbapfs' Erchxuge
10 cent rsmsa mortgage Maps at the auction
GERS Office, NO s Pine street
u L. SNOW, AUCTIONEER.-THrS DAY FRIDAD
u 81 IL o'clock ut 25 Bowery. Chairs rshes BE fstsAs
Flow Cases Book Case Sofas Bureaus Glass Jars Sewing
Machines, WashatAnda. Store Paintings Coanuug
Room Decks, lot Of good Jewery, order mortgage
mo. 4. JEAVITT co. AUCTIONERERS-
Assgnees sale Of Books and stationery the premise.
the fra OF sHEPAkD co viii be 90 At auoiop by
order or WIN. BARRITT. ssguee. Commencing on Saur-
dav evening April a. 1t six O'Clock
y 9. HORTON. AUCrIOkEER, SALE ROOMS ssi
NJ Hucssn It, VIII sell this day, 1t h ssle room at 10
O'Clock A. H., Lot Timber and unenished Bureaus
JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
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COUNTRY SEAT AT MOUNT VERNON, swksrgHEs
1t auction Goules Hotel in the village Of Mount vernou
Saturday, April a. at II o'clock A. n, very desirable
place. also barn. fruit &C. House and grounds Tn good
dacu. Terms Of payment made easy
NOrETABLES sALE-RICHARD WALTERS, AUC-
" honeer vi sell his day ct 1917 O'Clock by order Of
execution at kas Broadway quantity sundry Groceries
'AN "'''e' ''''e 1fM. pooDY, Cou,tsbls.
Also same place. u lo O'Clock, By order Of
H. DOODY, Constable.
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n g; HORTON: ,AUCr!okEER SALE ROOMS ssl
o'clock A. H., Lot on Timber and unonished Sureaus.
JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
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TosapH HxSHxAM- SATURDAY, APRIL a. AT .
splendid sewocd PIANO. octave, Indeman, maker; ms
hoeapy Bureaus Bedstesds. WAshasnds walnut
Table Chairs bruAsels three ply inarain Carpea 40
SANE DAY,
Al IL o ciock A. n a. ass Carlton, DoKalb avenue
general aseosment Of ROSEWOOD, shoRany snd walnut
paI]or and chamber Furniture cottage eSso Brussels Add
DaYAin CArpes Feather Beds Ma&yesees, BoddinR
Glars Hsatsr, CookiSs GaAgs &o gas OhAudehers and
Brackets.
SANE DAY,
Al O'Clock, n l6S LvhGston. between Hoyt and HIM
placs,
nshcEsny walnut and oak psror chamber ssd dining
fuxpiture Brusse and ingram Csrpsts Oclohs Beds
HarstDes. China 0sss Cueyy Hester kitchen ruIni
tufe, all IN excellent order Catalogues aAlesroos
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HENRY B. HERTs. JR., AUCrIoNlzs
II Handsome A9usehold Furniture
On Friday, Aprn %. 1850 At los oclccs;
Comprispg rosewood Paxlor 6ns Btegeres. Velvet and
grusees CarpeA Arore Bronze Clocks Ornamenta Kitchen
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billiard TABLE At AU0fIoN-A n CRIsTALAR,
ID Aucioueer Is Bowery will sell this day 10th lost sf
K O'Clock, Billiard Table, account u former pur.
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RRowNE NICHOLS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- April r. at 10y ociocs u our :sle:ro ,m. IS Nassau
rosewood Parlcr Fur nture. Suits in sadn bosae
clo sold Eegeres marble top plate CLASH doars
velvet and Brussels CArres ornolu Oh n6oleYs and
Brackets black walnut Library Bookcases and Tables do
oak oak Dining Room Furnure Extension Table Chairs &c;
rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture great
curled hair nAreAes ard Other Bedding Also O'co,hs
hnss Curahe &C.; also superb rosewood Pancfore,
tayO. city made ~ -
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EDWARD sCnENCK AuCrIONHHR-Lf0ar rRor
~ ing wsscn- BY 4. r. H.: sCHeNCK. Tbs day, at |
ocoek At h sa,esroom, IS Nassau suusrS light
Iro tin. wagon weighing but l4S poands built 10 or
der ard has n been used.
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EDwABD sCHyNCK, AUCTTONEER.
II WILL BE SOLD AT AUTlON-BY T. r. II.
SUHENCK So Nassau It,, this day. April o. q looock he
ESQ., belonging 70 s estate Of the aae John De !ore y.
g-nihe weather should prove unavcsble. ~ NJ w aka
place he following 1ueo1ay.
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EDWARD aCHENCH, AuCrIoNssR.-BY az H.
II sCHENCK. this day 20tb inst Mt oclock their GALES
No. IS Nassau street thorough black mare eight
old sixreu hands high; warranted kind gentle Do
hevsd 70 20 sound has ued In three minutes Sold only
want Of use
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EDwARp sCHKNCK. AUCfIONEHR.
~ ElSgant pair Of Gray Csrriase Borsee
By y. r. n. SCHENOK tiis dsv Soh n. n 80
O'Clock n hsr selearcc No IS Naaau street. spsa OF
GRAY CARRIAGE HOReEG
about sen hand; high sah yssr. ga hns and Names
free from tricks or fault, and good saddle Hossec
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EDWARD sCnENcK. AUOTIoNEER-BY r. II
u SO4EH0K.-This dav, Nth nst at O'Clock. their
ss'esroom IS Nassau street bay horss six old,
perfectly sound, hind Snd gentle In every way
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ono. 4. JEAyITT co, AUCTIONEEERS-
u Assgnees' sale Of BookAand Stationery the
Y Broad The entbe Atock of Books Staoae~y
the fra Of G sHEPAkD co viii be 90 at auvon By
order WIN. ARRITT ssieuee Commencine on an,
dav evening, April a. at SIX O'Clock
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EDwARD scHsno x, Agcnos ]: !; :,

III ILEoANf SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
By i. AZ ECHkNCK. Saturday, 2lst lo1< o'clock
at eir Esenco, s. Fssau aree the entire Furniture OF
Mes Narcotic, Rocbefort Bsudoutna and fully eqaA
NV PR sesans sS ss tn
A A oIacs, e.. s.Rsse Etss'fs sssans ro,sxcod
Fable, oak dining room Chalrs g. hall CAskH
a. Win msaSls oDs Cssd faSles brc TS
eleasnt Bronzes and Parsn Essusry nrsneh tapestry and
nGyAn CARPETS, elegant rosewood Piano BY Linden
Fritz mahogany do, BY endart Muso Rack and large
vety Of elegant Housrhod ruru1ure. The whole 70 s.
peeikyely sold without reserve.
ALSO, AT TWO O'CLOCK;
large amount Of Crockery, slightly damaged By Arc Tie
cck retail 70 be sold By order q Ne InsurAnce
consspr N part and Coffee 81 Dshes Plates
and Saucers Gobles Tumbels, and large vssu Of Other
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EDWARD soHEEcE, Agc1IoNaEK;
By EAF: .. scasNCK, thu dAv. 2as Inst, n sns
oclcek ssiesrsor, No IS kasssu the
wen celebrated Hoyrel Mare about <en banda hah
Ion tail and has ko,ted In $50; good either siogle
or touhe harness.
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EDWARD sCBENCK. AUCTIONEER.
~ sale Of thirty hne ancient 81 PAnuea
By n. + B. sCHENCK ihis day. 2oh Inst q io ociock,
vAIesroou IS Nassau street. comprising Paintings
b Van Dy e, Osamcesuch and other ancient mAstera
~ ALSO,
hpe collection Of ancient and modern PatnnGe coprHrg
IAndsapes Marines Wiuer 1oenes Interior and other peas
ing aubjectG. by
kEABRANDT, WOUvERxAr0,
TENNIEtA, BIOCKX
kEDI3, HIL0ENDO8F,
and cher well Known Ar In thu collection w be found
hOLl EAnLY By 60HUf largo LAndacApe with cstts,
cy AnTOklsskN. Easer Of OnomeeaucA INTERIOR or
- bEABLE BY hOtYN Tia Paintings now exhibit.
n0n Win catalogues, and WIN b psFenpsory sold without
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TrRLCTIvE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT ROSE.
"A wood bousehod Furniture rhia day {FridAyJ AZ I0h
o'clock at the residence Of Pardoe severs Esq No % West
Eleventh street Fifth rosewood Pianoorte four
rourd Sorre pearl leys e. Canterbury ..o,l embossed
plaid and npouques Etegeres Kssreiorss Centre Tables
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A esIGNHE's sALE or FANCY GOODS, CrOJKs
"A Jevelry. &c ~ Ftp Attack 4 BaO's an tiouee's
win sell this (ridsy) morning and morrow Saturday,
oKrE at 10 ocock 70 be coupued the each
de at The ttose AT Broad above Csns street. ny
pScsy scoSs Cacls Js-sy wsshss Cutlery and Silver
pgs at R oecch will sail at the store (4 Brosd
large collection Of valuable Booka
store - -
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NDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONElR,
u Flying Cloud Colt
By E. 4 r. q. sCHENcK Oils Gay, 2oA hss., d one
Black Mare four years old AH hands hga long msae M
tail warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle every wHy
hapderme and very fart
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u L. sEOw. AUCTTONEER.-THIs DAY FRIDAp
III O'Clock At 2ol Bowsry Chairs Fable. Be istsAds
Mschres WashstAnds Store Awninis Paistngs CoanunS
Room Deshs lot Of good Jewelry, order mortgage
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WIN. wITTERe AUCTIONEER.-HOUS FUR
w niure. DC. On Monday April Is, q ldh O'Clock. 81
It's Greene street. Ono Furniture Carpets Bedding hair
Mattresses, fine Feathers bed Linen &C. Future adveae-
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A UCITCN NOTICES. j. BOG ART, AUCrIONEEss
a Ths day st l0s ocosk a. 10 81 Iuses place Had
ION street Household Fur utufe consisting Of NAH
fefss washsands dressing bureaus and Cottage
Pedttesde Looking 0lsases CAPpeX CiclohG Katressea
Bedding, Basement Ard Kitchen Eurnituro, &c,
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DROWNE NICHOLS AUCTTONE8RS.
u Auction saesrooms, IS Ns.sau street
WIN continue the sale Of elegant Furniture Panings Stsu
airy, 10 Ut 7 Ea Fifteenth street. this cay at l0 o'clock
comBenepe the magnificent DINING Room Furniture OF
so carved oak elegant dinner and dessert ats ssshsr
with The truly superb Parlor Furniture Carpets ectures
SAtuary, 40 viii choice collection OF Books standard ard
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DRY GOODS, 40.

AT MRS. GAYNORg-COKSEtS AND SKIRTS Hx
a cusively received per late steamers largo sssormcu
Of spring and summer Corsas In real French woven EN-
fo~ 81 Bamors hsieloh and other travelling Skirts Also
The genuine gored pattern shirt Ia 9nbyea Just m oorted
MRS. 0AYNOR, 84S Broadway,
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% Il. sHIxAs AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on
10. 1hvr.dsy he isth q io O'clock The entire :tcs Of
desirable assortment Of he shove goods
will find this sale worthy Of their attention, goods win
be soh without reserve.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-LOOK AT THIS-PERsONs
about removing WIN md 70 their advantage TO call
The Netrcpo Express 100 Vsrck street. Fourhrrse wa
for wing furniture 70 the city country Furniture
end ship Cd All kinds rich furniture no moved MIN
the prjcS. = -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-19
End of a Sensation Story,

The first chapters Of Ledger sensation sto.
ry, entitled "WOlfgang, or The Wrecker's Bea.
CON-" having been published in another paper
with a note added, stating that the balance could
be found in the New York Ledger, an ingeni.
Gus Western editor furnishes the following com.
pletion Of the story
"CHAPTER 4S6-Our readers may feel curl.
Gus to know what ever became Of Captain Les
ter, who was left in q cave, bound with irons,
while the rising water was threatening destruc-
ton to him and the pesky rats. 1t will be re-
membered that he had just discovered Carrie
Thornton through fssure in the rock, a cir
cumstance which gave him great courage. He
bribed one old rat to gnaw off his irons, and
killing the remainder, he tied their tails togeth
er, took himself to pieces, and Carrie drew him
up through the crack, piece by piece, by the rat
tail rope. Captain Lester having, with great
presence Of mind, marked each piece, had nc
difficulty in putting himself together again
Just at this moment Wolfgang came in, anC
Captain Lester stuffed feather bed down hi:
throat, causing instantaneous strangulation
Captain Lester and Carrie were married, and
are now keeping the Wolfgang House, on the
Rock of Gibraltar, at the mouth Of Baffin's Bay
They are said to be in easy circumstances. The
Captain never thinks of rats without shudder.
ing"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-19
Hard Butter Without Ice.

To have delightful hard bstter in summer,
without ice, the plan recommended by that ex-
cellent and useful publication. the Scientific
American, is a good one. Put a trivit, or any
open fat thing with legs, in a saucer; put ON
this tri'it the plate Of butter, and fill the sau-
Ger with water; turn a common Aowerpot up
side down over the butter, so that its edge shall
be within the sucer under the water Plug the
no lie of the fOwer-pot with a cork, then drench
the hOwer-pOt with water, set it in cool place
until morning, or if done at breakfast, the but
ter will be very hard by supper time. How
many of our boarding school girls, who have
been learning philosophy, astronomy, syntax,
and prOsOdy, can write an explananation Of this
within a month";
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-19
for tbt farmer.
Cnre for me CattIe Disease.


A. @. Hull, NJ. D., contributes to the New
York Times an article on the cattle disease
He hsd visited farm where it prevailed, and
recommends the following treatment:
In the first place, change the condition from
q negative to positive one, either BY electri-
Gation or by giving medicines to effect the same
purpose, for until that is changed cure is i'm
pousible. With that in view / would recon-
mend chlorine, iodine, oxygen and bromine. If
She local irritation is great would also recon-
mend the inhalation Of burnt tar or boiling BIZ
tumen. The feed should be light and nutritious,
corn OF oat meal mixed with wet straw, cut fine
and allowed 70 ferment. This acid food will
tend to produce the positive condition, and
should be given alternately with grass. The feed
should be slightly sailed, chlorine in the salt
uroducing the same eclectric condition. Blood
letting, purging and depletion should be moved.
The bowels should be moved daily. IL neces-
sary, give a small portion of salt in little d.
luted sulphuric acid and water. TartaIized anita
tnony or aconite would be beneficial in cases that
have been neglected; nux vomica may be used
successfully in arolsing the nervous system, but
Il sometimes exhausts it. Fresh air is indispen-
sible. The animals should be kept clean and
well curried. The temperature must be kept
natural by housing and blanketing, and, If nec'
essary, by artificial heat. They should not be
allowed 70 drink cold water.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-19
Hay.

Grass for hay should be cut before the seeds
ripen. Some farmers think it best to let the
seeds ripen. as the seed is more auritious. The
value Of bay is 10 the saccharine matter con-
tanned in the stalk. This saccharine matter is
drawn from the stalk to mature in the seed;
and the grass stalk on which the seed has ri
pened loses its saccharine matter, and is as
worthless as wheat straw. If the seed is allow
ed to mature on the cOrn-stalk, the stalk will
not make sugar. So with the sugar cane-that
intended for the manufacture Of sugar should
not be allowed 10 mature its seed. So grass
should be cut while the saccharine matter is in
the stalk, and before it has been used to nature
aead.