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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21
A UcrIoN NOTICED D. oAULXINs AUcTIoNgER.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART &C

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART, &C.
At Public Auction. on Monday, March n,
At the elegant residen
No. 2S WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
between Eighth and Ninth sale IL o'clock
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANUFOR.E.
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND oKMoLU cBAsMnEEhhIrEhssaa x c.ppprS
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS. 30
BRocADE AND LACE cusTA ArS "ANiAL MiA"oNs
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMiHENT, ARTISTS,
BOOKCASE, ETAGEREs, CENTRE TABLE. 'ADDA'
CHINA GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE LINEN,
ROSEWOOD CHANGER FURNITURE. I4ouis XIV. style
The sale comprises oi richest and elab1
rately carved Parlor Furniture offered public auction
and TO be sold without any An examination will
well repay intending buyers.
Parlors elegant full Suits Parlo
Furniture In rich crimson and blue gold
orange colored brocade and san rosewood SPLEEN
did and costly Paran Ornaments, rich Vases, &c
Stool and Cover.
On elegant instrument with round beautifully
cd legs and case all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of Paintings, rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs in fine rosewood Centre
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits. In rosewood aud mahogany Bureaus,
carved Bedseads Washstsnds Sofa Beds In haircot
len pure Hair Mattresses from 40 10 SO pounds made to
der. In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Dining Table oak Chairs Silver Ware, rich China,
Cut and Engraved Glassware Of every descr ipton
Carmen in attendance 70 cart pack ship goods for
, Chasors
n B.-House and Lot for sale. Apply the premises.
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COAL AT AUCTION.

orrrss rHs DsLAw.nr L.cEswasys . AND wi,ssrxRs
This company will hold their fourteenth regular moathy
oclock NJ at the once OF the company 80 william street,
4, which time they win offer by SIMEON DRAPER Auo.
TTwSseesNsry. FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL
embracing all the usual Sues and e .ser dsps'
The sale win be positive Each lo pvs up VII ss SOLO sr %
made Tor account or or on behalf Of the company.
Fifty cents per ton, IN bankabe funds 70 oe PAID we
time place OF sale and the balance, In Ike funds on re-
ceivns the order coal which must Pc called TOT MIN.
In ten days thereafter and the coal taken away wn,n
thirty days from The day q sale unless navgsos oU
na thirty days taking the delivery OF their purchases
sn DAYS above specisea Al pe cent per
w IN such case, be charged the balance from the time
stipulated for payment until paid and 25 cents per Tor 70
cover The sSpsnse Of stocking the coabo'h obe pad on
other conditions Of sale win b substantially these
hitherto accepted 81 all purchasers ~ private
coa! dsysaee kliss6s.hpor far . applicable The
coal will b delivered direct from the on their aSval
stock Those conditions viii b modiasd 70 meet Ne wants
JQHN eRIsBlv, prssRaaut.
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A UoTION EOTICE-LARGE SALE OF
"a MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE
dvORY CUTLERY AND SII1yERWARE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
BKAUTIFULsPARLOR FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANoFokTE.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES, BEDDING, &C.,
AT PUBLlC AUCTION,
A the ee9an residence Of private family 19 West Eighth
4 street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
at two O'Clock precisely.
The sale comprises the house. and most Of
Il made to order for the by celebrated
City mnkcrs and used but seven months. The whole Will
e sold peremporily rain or shine Offering extra induce
ments TO purchasers
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
uits covered In rich French satin brocate and Turk
Ash Easy Chairs and Lounges to match rosewood Centre
and Pier Tables Etacres Corner and Book Stands DAY
Bronze Clock, rich China and Paran Vases Paro Orna
nens elegant Brocatel and Lace Curtains fine collection
Of Oh Paintings LnsIsyqgs large Mirrors and srs
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
I'D legs case with all modern improvements oversrung
bass full iron plate French action fu octaye rose
wood and mahogany Bedsesds Bureaus. Washsands. So
fas Chairs Rockers MrroA Clocks. Tables Bed Lounges.
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Beds Blankets. Tea Tables.
Extension Table Glass; China and Silver Ware, Table Cut
E. ROTH. Auctioneer
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a Ivan c. BAKEs CO. ABcTI0MEERs -
,fAos,FAYEEReEssT Q. HAswvSo:: Ayor,oN -
pIASoso:s or. DRAWING ROOM ruaNlrusE e. suite
aEScxpE ND s4sF cN Msfpnw
VELVET AND BfUss. AYE s.r ,Tua D :,
nosIILrAiNTISss, Bss.' 80 SsAlg VASES.
and maDy rare snd a sdsy ars y sr vu
Qf THIS DAY (MoNDAY). MARCH p,
al the elegant residence of o. Burnhau ESD As West SIX
teenh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
The auctoneer would particular alter ton Of his
friends aud the public this SALE the catalogue comprising
the largest and Richest asormeEt of Household Furniture
DO, offered auction this Sale perempory
with hrocael of the richest descriptions elegant VIM
dow Curtains To ratch the SUITS Etagercs plate glass
doors; Secretary and Bookcase Centre Tables. stauary
marble top kncoignures Bronze and Ormou Chandelier
ciocE Vases to match ornoi and Dresden China orna'
nens marble Satuary bronze Figures, Oil Paintings by
eminent artists FroueN Line Engrayings
AAGSiflcEST SEVEN S SGrAyE ROSEWOOD PIANO
Iiches instrument offered at auction this season. fuly
guaranteed by the Stool, brocade Cover; Music
stand foofs. &c.; Hatsand Chairs 10 match OAK Bullet
Extenslon Table, Chairs Sofas Out and knsraved Glass
owner Silver Dinner aud Tea service Casters spoons.
Forks Urn Cake OYSTER Dish Tufeen, Table Cut
derry Linen rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
e,eads Armore.a Giace, slitej Hair and Spring Mat
M pairs French Bllnkets Towels, counterpanes, Mar
seies Quilts, French Toilet Sets; mahogany Sofa Bed
bieads Chairs Rockers also Furniture of servants
mens Parties wishing 20 attend this sale should lake Fifth
Nicholas or Metropolitan Hotels leaving at Sixteenth street,
y few doors from the house. 81.
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4 Ivan G. BAKER & CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RI
"a G HAYWOOD, Acknowledgment Household Fur
piture &c. this day Monday,. March 81 at The FIVE story
brown stone residence 23 East Tenth street, between
Broadway and University place sale commencing O'Clock
fhs afternoon consisting OF Dining Room nut Sdeboard
Exenson Table Arm Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets Ruby
and White Glassware Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware
&c.; Oval Mirrors Psrors--Iosewood and walnut Paro,
Furniture Brusch Carpets Etageres Bookcase, Tables
Bronze Clocks sevres and Dresden China Vases Engay,
hngs Chandeliers; octave panoforte Stool
aud Cover Music Books Encoignures Rocking Chairs.
Lounges Hatstaud. airs TO match. Bedrooms-Bureaus,
Bedsteads Washstanis Commodes Hair and Spring Mat
lresses. Bosters Pillows Lace Curtains Shades Also
Basemv ut and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

BRTASrs MECHANICS HALL az BROADWAY.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
the excelsior troupe In the follow Ing Pleasing scenes
TANNING BUTTkkFLY
LES MfSERABLES
obi Cheek N. Seymour Hungry Jake. Dan bryant
EXEMPT SHAKERS. THE PERFECT. CURES.
The Ghost Reel Groves Macs Essence
HOW ARE YOt 0REENBACKsf
Introducing the whole In their festival dLspay
Doors open 6; curtain rises tx. Tickets 70 cents
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GEORGE COOK. AucTIOSEER -sALKsRoO Ms n
VI Broadway, below Liberty street. Constant hand
IT private SALE Household Furniture Of and elegant
designs, viz-Parlor Suits. Library, Dining ROOM aud
Chamber Suits; BOOKCASES. Gldeb0ards. Lounges. Easy
Chairs. Pianos Mirrors. &C N. B.-Saes Of Household
Furniture 81 the residence OF owners when DESIRED Sales
promptly settled
NEo VI. KELSEY AUcTIoNEER, a SOUTH
VI Seventh street will sell Tuesday, March p at IL
O'Clock the Store property corner OF Grand aud
Second streets. Williamsburg
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I A UCrIOE NOTICE.-HOUeE SALE OF
IA MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
EURNITURE; ELEGANT WORKS OF ART. &C, MADE

s5bt zSH WALNUT
Sb T2fKs
WHOLE VIII h rEhhNfr0RIIr SOLD
This l sHEERA 3sEoSK PRE-
II. ..,.n, nucS Eo NJ Vest street.
ss,. .es and Eiss,S
a gs
cost 500, ma:naeeo, solid rosewood psror suits IN
.s si.s. s'i Fsespss
sSs Fancy rsss. s
Ss Hs s S Bed
pnaf s s se s
sjHE askEEs4f,yE $SRHEEs,sr ulp
CAN rAkE TTE siSfS, s IL hsSITiaSSSE EIGHTH
No PosTfoSEaESf. -
A JoURSEAY. AucrosEER, OFFICE No. PINE
street feremptory sale Of valuable Bs,diss Lot: N
III
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Sesri0s Ssss ish November 1851 NO
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81 sses
fss, n depS on each side upon which there story
frame ~ PEARSON and
MARY GROSS. Adminsrairsx OF Edmund Gross deceased
UCrIoN ,NoToE.-ExrRA LARGE cALAhoGTE
auc,icneer; Tuesday March 81 10 O'Clock Isl Pearl
y y D. Goods ~ o r sna deal
ms me- '''e' ~ - -. e''I- 80. .ep
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About COS prime quality BS1 shoes BrOsaus
Particularly adapted 70 city. and country DEALERS
Catalogues ready on morning of sale
SALE OF r M X "a: 10 i III
Soun.ry retailers TUESDAY, March q 10 o'clock
% p
&c sale positive, and goods carefully repacked FOR shipping
A ). L. SMITH. AucrloNgER WILL Sell. THIS
u Sns sss
s s, ..PS sn fS %
ana everything belonging 70 hrss class house
Or JAMEs n. MILLER -pERENrroRY SALE OF
ana ON order
he dsy q March
81 @ Js .S.
whole fsr%ins ground sSTs:::. Corner
Ess an snd sree and se 3
inchss more less Coleee place and on the esster
AS :s e.
warren street and ,hs two three story prick frcn
0Ois Warren street 10 be sold one parcel es
cond the premses 6 b3 and Csrmne street. situate
northwest Of Carine and Bedford sree contain
fest less In front Ctrmine street and
one and more Or less on Bedford street and O
story brick Rtores 10 be sold IN one parcel For mars an
further particulars Apply 10 the auctoneer y FINE sees
N ", IVES AUcfIoNEER-D. W. IVES co
L. will coll NJ auction Sea Shells and japanese goods
most magnificent assortment Wednesday and Thursda
next 1lth and 26n insts at No. 646 Broadway,
AFTERNOON a. o'clock.
n ". IVES, AUCT1ONEER
ID b. W. IVES co. win give their personal attento
10 sales Furniture At We residence Of parties wishng
ALI or viii remove them 166
way Aiso Merchandise Of ell descriptions WIN be sold
IN w. IVES 4 CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL aaesrooms 0B Broadway. As.snee's stock Of super
0isskis. Of RhilAdsphis, MpIiyaN sale,
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EDWARD sCHENcK, AUcTrOs.RR

~ 6ALESK0OM NO I'll kiB6RrY STREET
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
By EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tuesday, Marc, -, at i'ts
A. M Mt 50 West Twelfth between Fifth 81
all OF the handsome Household Furniture said
House consisting OF rosewood Paror Suits
in brocatel Eagcre elegant rosewood seven Piano
forte Corner Stands Mirrors Lace Curtains Clocks Vases
and Manel Ornaments Brussels Carpets Rugs &C. black
walnut and mahogany Bedroom Furniture Feather Reds
CURED Hair Mattresses Bosters and Pillows. Bureaus
Commodes Easy Chairs &c; Rrusseis Stair Carpets Hall
Stand, Oiciohs &c. Also the Kitchen Furniture Refge
rator &C., with which the sale viii commence.
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IN ". IVES 4 CO., AUcTIoNBRs. -ruRNrrURB
~. eaiesrooms sle Broadway. Asssnees stock Of superb
1rs GLASS furniture Also part OF the stock Of 0eoree
0inekle OF PhlAdsphis, a private sale,
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GAI.HIs
ar AUUTION

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ID. y YVES " sys ayer e ;, 0.,.,,,,
DAY hne Collection OF Paintings ssd Eng svnsa rheI
DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUcrIorEER, 6 sAssaU
DAVE cHo,e Es Ne rAIkrlsos,
81 s a ais e sss orss
sDnst -. Lsadsapss Interiors ATchsSara
he TSSs are ssa well si gSr sas
without reservs they al nov on exhibition with GAIA
iosass -----------
"a. TAILOR, AycrIosfER-,sy TAYLOR FRO,
THEns =. ss 7, ss sasssco On No
that valuable three sloEy Dasemsa. brown House
oi running throgsh 70 Third place bea,,ifsly
mosera aud Is bs n lie NOS sbsaes
Maps and terms At the office OF The sucoreer 1855
u s,TAyyLos; AgcIloNEER.-Bg T4YLoE BRO
The Esc5snre sass'oe@ 70 Broaa~as seven ~.
On ten as ro d q a sss 81 M a a'
feet q Ninth avenue; eight Lots north 81 q iish
SIDE rs
te perfect Maps and terms al the Office OF tue sconeer
~. "Wednesday. March % 1864 ati2 o'clock al the Ex
oIvEk a5ay o @ osdas
q o.sI sas Seiwssa oag and Mad
n shE Xxi Ss IKE 2as ss
%ffL Ss ses rs prspy s. w
street. west side. between Stanton and Ryingoa streets
with three story brick dwelling house Lo. 2sxl0o fee.
Terms at sale.
By order Of Thomas Willis ami samuelJ Underhtlt Exc
Maps Ae may be had at the ohcc Of the suconces No
Pine street New YORK.
n H. LUDLOW co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
II. Wednesday March 90 at IL o'clcck ut the Ex
change saesroom. Ill Broadway Trinity Baii;ng New
LIBERTY sTREEr.-The very valuable eve story white
marble front store with basement and undeceer and
Lot No los Liberty street between Broadway and Green
witch street north aide Store % feet 10 INCHES front BY
about ia depth 10 inches ronl. II feet
II inch by lis feet inches deep Nov under ease
The valuable improvements gong on 10 Brosdways
Liberty street with the rapid advance of business to
this locality. make the above des able investment Tor CAP
Maps. &C. a ths ONCE Of The auc,ioneer, No. Pine
EDWARD SiNTzfNICH, AUCrroNEER
II 81 EDWARD SlNrnBNlCH.
FINE ARTS AND GENERAL AUCfIQhEEa.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS ny AMER1AcAN AND
On TUESDAY ry FohEaN Ma Asiisls ~ ooocS .o
Derby Galleries 625 Broadway.
valuable collection OF Paintings comprising choice
and Iars works by American artists also water Color
The ooectoa includes a large number OF works oY Amet
can and foreign artists including
f Eas,,n ,Ssa''n' Fssr mart s so,nsf
Miller, q L. Brown. Inman.
T. B. brown, saatla "' Matte.o.
Boucher volkmau Sanrev,n.
SSo as..gg:o, I'll Gaa, s%''' AAs .ssa....
and ether artists Of celebrity
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II p; TAYLOR; AucIIoSEER.-BY TAYLo. BRO
liz THEIRS, will sell al snctien, Thrsday March "a,
OF the Exchange Sales no III Broadway lots o.
Ground on the south side OF f7th street lsi feel eas o.
Broadway ten Lots The south side of ft5 street IT'S
feet east q Ninth avenue eight Lots on north SD q lish
street ~ feet east OF Ninth avenue and i've Lots on the
north side OF 5Dh US feet west OF Eighth
Ne perfect Maps aud terms al the oAes OF tue acouee
str
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COX BOOK Now oPEN
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT FROST. .hansser
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LAST LAST w wEEk s sSF T THkEE
Ewing : :sEHHs sIs$s 3:$ $EEs
VARIABLE portion or earth las caused % contribute
sFEAT a ANNA S SSsskhss:
which, with additions recently made surpasses In extent
aF TnsEE ' H rERsosassss
with Elephants Lions Tigers. Ponies. Monkeys and Mules
TnE HlPro ITp Spw yyorx CIRQUE
Opposite the Academy OF Music New York.
rr0p1e'or CONTINUOUS AND AssoUSDrSG Coco.
''0'A .,S OF HENRY Henry cooSE,s
cIk NAks fkSvfE OF S' FfHsFoRsfsa
ooos NND DOCS AND Monkeys. ,o,r,vs
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a u Matinee commenses Al az; evening ps'formancs'
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