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I,ettrs

Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office, in
Findlay. on the 18Th day Of October ls65.
Adams Lieut.. j. Garsner james W.
Anderson, VIM. z. Jones, Miss l. ovina A.
Belden. James7 Long, Miss Caroline
Cook, Miss Eliza McKinnis. VIM
Douty, VIII am Ncu 'amaSer. IJohn
w lsy, Martin
Persons wishing to Obtain any of The above.
must call for advertised letters, giving the
uate OF thls List, and pay one cent for ad
Vertising. j. B. RDrHCHILO, PM.
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Glorious Orange 7

Orange covered herself all over
with glory. Last fall the Copper
heads carried that township by Is
this fall she goes Union by major.
ity of 8. All honor to the live,
working men of Orange.
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Deidycd.
The lection has delayed us some
what this week. However, consider
ing the grand result of the labors of
the working Union men, aud the gen
eral good feeling which now prevails
through our ranks, we have no feal 5
that there will be much grumblinC,
and consequently make no apology.
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SECOND SUBDIVISION

In Angla.za county, February Glh, April
ID, September 25th
In Allen county, February 9th, April 10 h,
October e.
IL Mercer county, February Is.h. April
lTth. October l6:h.
In Van Vert county, March goth, May LIST
November 6th.
In Putnam county, Mdnsf Och, April 2iJh,
DC Ober Esd.
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W antcs

Nantrs.
a good Dress maker. Constant
employment given. Enquire at this
office.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

The several terms of the District Court IN
ana Tor Tie year G5, sbal commence Il,
Lne seVera countes th9re0f as loL lows. 10
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The following are the majorities
of the different townships on the State
Ticket:
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Opposition majority 99
The above is simply the estimated
vote. We will give the official re-
turns next week, and assure the I'm
ion men that they will be better.
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the soil. A heavy clay soil should
be plowed in the fall that the frost G
wiDter may puiverize the soil.
Pack your cares in as small space
as you can, so that you can carry
them yourself, and not annoy others
Inevitabiy.
If the Courier had had two more
issues before the election we should
have carried the county high and
dry. Old Lewis left his son all his
disposition for faIsifying without any
of his ability to lie decently. The
poor fellow howled to poor men on
the enormity Of exemtion from tax
alton, when he sweat the county to
She tune of Sl400 for public printing,
and returned not one cent of income.
"Poor" men paid little attention to
him and his shallow schemes.
--..----...------a
Convention of Farmers, Mechanics and
Laborers.
To the Farmers, Mechanics and La
borers of Hancock county, Ohio.
You are requested to meet in your
respective townships-at the usual
places of holding elections-on Sat
urday, the 18th day Of October, A. d.
1866, and appoint delegates to meet
in County Convention. to be held at
the Court House in Findlay, on Sat
urday, the 11th day of November, A.
d. 1865, for the purpose OF consult
ing as to the best means ofprotect-
ing the laboring classes of our peo-
lple.
1t is high time the producing class
es should arouse and defend them
selves against the encroachments
made upon them by those who would
be their friends, yet at the same time
purchase their produce at the least
possible price and charge at the same
time, enormous prices for all kinds
of articles of merchandise, sed and
consumed by the laboring class -
Laboring men hold the balance of
power in this county, and if properly
and judiciously welded, will result
in much good, not only 10 themselves
but to all classes Of people.
1t is a well known fact, to those
acquainted with the manner of doing
business in our cities, and larger
towns and villages, that merchants
Regularly meet and consult as to the
best mode and manner of conducting
their business, and regulating prices
of goods so as to result in the great
est profit and gain to the seller; yet,
at the same time, they utterly disre-
gard the rights and pecuniary inter
ests of the laboring and producing
classes
We ask that all well disposed and
thinking men, and in fact "all whom
it may concern" take this matter in
to consideration.
You will therefore meet at the time
and places above designated, discuss
this matter at said local or primary
meetings, and appoint good, honest,
thinking men, to represent you in
said County Convention, on the llth
day of November next.
1t has been dete rmined to allow
each township an equal number oI
delegates in said convention, viz:
three.
Turn out and give this matter
timely consideration.
FARMERS, MECHANICS AND LABOR
ERs OF HANCOCK COUNTY, ONO.
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SY M PToM s.


Tho symptoms of Catarrh are al nrst very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive To the changes OF temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis.
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed off, The secretions
are offensive, causing a bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak the sense
OF smell Is lossened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom of
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged TO clear
his throat IN the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from tho head dur
ing the night. When this talres place, the
person may be sare that his disease is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it,
The above are but few of the many Catarrh-
Al symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
it VIII be sent FREE TO any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine,
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
in the army, and others in all parts of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using IL, bearing evidence OF its infllI-
ole merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL, OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, but is prepar-
ed nom vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY
therefore IL is PERFECTLY HARM ESS,
even 20 the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DI, and take no other II not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in letter to US, and we will send tho
medicine by Express. Price SO, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. d. II. SEELYE 81 Co.,
Freeport, IL
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Rcrnenbor

READ WHO SAYS so:
From lhe Rev. Levi q. Beck, Pastor Of the
Baptist Church. pemberton, N. j., formerly
OF the North Baptist Church, philadelphia.
have known Hcontnd's German Bitters fa.
vUrably ior u number OF years. | have used
them in my own family, aud have been so
pleased with their effects that was induced
10 recommend them To many others and
know tl,,t they have operated in "a slrKingly
beneficial manner. | take great pleasure In
thus publicly proolaiming this tact, and call
ing the attention of those afflicted with the
diseases tor which they arc recomme nded,
to these Btters, knowing from experience
that my recumm. ndaliOn wilfbe sustained
I do this more choeriully as HUUhaud's bit.
tors IL intended to benefit ihe afflicted, and is
''nOt "A rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVIG. BECK.
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THE STATE or OHIG,
HANCOCK COUNTY, 'a'

THE STATE or ORIG,
HANCOCK COUNTY, '''
|, JAMES DENISON. Clerk OF tho Court
Common Ploas, in and for tho county Of Han
cock. and State Of OHIO, hereby certlfy that
the foregoing Is true COPY OF the original
order n, " on hle IN IN the Clerks Office OF the
aforesaid oouct. .r.s. q r.
- In testimony Whereof .hereunto
ls sot my hand and seal, In Rindlay.
Hancock county, this sixteenth day
OF september, A. D., Ono Thousand
Eight Hundred and sixty'nve.
- JAMES DENISoN,
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
o0t. 5th lsga -nso VA.
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FOURTH SUBDIVISION.

In Snnece oouaty, March Goth, June l0.h,
November z9th.
In Hancock couRty, January 3Oth, May goth,
October LIST.
In WyaRdot, county, February l3h, June
9Th, October 10Th.
In Crawfprd county, February 27lh, June
18th, october 30.
And wo do further order and direct that
the several terms Of said Courts shall com
mence tho hrst day OF each OF sad Terms,
al o'clock, A, M.
In Testimony whereof we Issue this our or
der for the purpose aforesaid, at said Court
House, ou this the 2sth day August, A. d .,
1865.
M. G. WHITLEY,
a s. LATTA,
.r j. s, CONkLIN,
Q. ". ROSS,
Judges OF said Courts
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Pack your cares in as small space
as you can, so that you can carry
them yourself, and not annoy others
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FIRST SUBDIVISION.

In Union county, February l2th, May 7lh,
October 23th.
In Hardin county, January u h, April 9Th,
October LIST.
In Marion county, January 81, March 90 h,
Septem l7Jh.
In Logan county, February 2j.h, 81 " 2Ist,
NOvemb 18th.
In shelby countr, January ASH, April 23I
October 18th.
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Farmers often plow when they
have the time to spare, regardless of
the soil. A heavy clay soil should
be plowed in the fall that The frost { f
wiDter may puiverize the soil.
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DAvID z. EGAN AUcTIoHEER-wrLL SELL B
~ suction on Tuesday evening Agrn at7H O'clock,
street. choice collection If hne on PAINTINGS b. America
and foreign artists Pictures exhibition free.
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=" TiCKETs ONE DOLLAR

DATRIoT ORPHAN HOME,
il GRAND CONCERT,
IN AID OF TIE FUNDS OF THIS INSTITUTION,
AT IRVING HALL,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9 Io@
FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS CRY
or THE DISTINGUISHED PIANIST,
MISS SOPHIE 4. LA ORANGE.
The following artists have generously volunteered theR
servIccs:-Miss LAURA HARRIS soprano; Miss SOPHIE
LA GRANGE pianist: Mr. !. FARLEY, tenor; Signor L
REM bass, Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS, vioiinst; Mr. y.
J. EBEN, hutist Mr. y. r. MULLER. accompanied
Doors open OF Z; to commence AZ O'Clock.
Tickets be bsd OF the Of the Nome vt Beer
schremers 7O Broadway Scharenberf LUIS 768 RruA63
way; William Pond Co's SAT Broadway and at Joaeas
date Crowen'rl, 6A3 Brosdway.
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AdUsEMENTs.
''as '''''''' ana SsSSsDxy rs -
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..,.s
iss Il. s: ss
Ss .! ssS sIs5ES .SS sSSSrsFi
svsfI % St u aH
s5F SSSS SSasas.5f Ii !ssS
Doors opsa 81 X; overture u ~, TN -
WAILAoKs (. , a,,, -
saA .nss .Sk.sses
a.o.g Ill xE9ss 1cfisb faiksh
30. r.e..'. ...ad, .ss es sssEs .o ~
sox BOOK NOW s ossS. 90
WA1IAOx'a srsu,r
, III sss4 sssIs J. ,..
''''' aS Sss INC iSc44s9tps STANDARD ocssDx
svsHb bS Srs sd VA NV wv e STss !AuLr
RsoADwAY THEATRE ~ BEGINS A. ~
CROWDED EVERY NIGHT
aae rHIRyy vissT WEEP o.
81 81 Ss
49, 80 : fHR PERFECTION o. ARR N
EVERY NIGHT AND ON sAruRDAs AFTERNOON
OR THE oRlcKEETT ON rHs uEARrR
sAruRDAYy 9%ks Ars NAIfskk o0Iook
Seats for the Matinee secured now.
~ Ss SsSs Ar sii sSzsE s sssGi.
'''''" CAMP scENEs
THE TRIALS or AS 4 SsoLorsRs LIFE
oys 3. Flax ep aosPonAI oAnroucHs.
s4E SasSs AsR sse
At USES sa'S51HS sS1 MOST 70
FEAurrun q2SsHsfs Hess,.
SPLENDID SCENERY, by w.ham,
3: ffzE sf.f
FHkT GEy &c OF FIJI
f E EhE 5
SEgSo X2sK sEA GAR7STcH HI@t Times
MR.. H 4 sstP Pladf 81 NAPOLEON
E ssHRnE zStsSs'
Rss E ASn
III rr L E
THAN y Mis PORTRAYAL OF MUTE ANStisI H.; AE SP
EMsP sY rh CALI bEfoRs TIE
sa;s 4 #Ak1ES SA
danes sRDLE LEY BROWN ROW and wAL6or jr. ~
Ts sr o the sss xd
ION Nina de Ranzberg showed all the necessary dignity
e. e, and
.psals ss.a9s The !,
FOR d ss lively
a %s. '9Ss sd n
in the first net Sahsa her r,, sor par
Doors open at TX: commence at "
NIBLo's GARDEN BEGINS AT n
MT Wheatey Is happy TO announce that ne mas peeh spi
LIMITED EpK EEe4 ASEEEs4 wIfH
who will appear Monday evening" April .. 10 bis res
THE CARDINAL DUKE,
in Bulwer's powerful and roman.e Play OF
'upportedoy tho rrrr covp.Nv
Tussaey-sscepd nishs Of EDWIN FORREST
Mr. FORREST s si!t ieHTs ~ sod z; ia'
| On wednesday Apr1i o. the grand rom~huc sPecachH
Drama entitled t SSSeRsrcAs BROTHERS
e.
The scenery appointments and harlegunade
on sArlRbAY ArTEhXooN, APRlIs,
aAn hHHEG sE E1s4 t7ssH
a Ms Ssb yK DkTs IN N
TIE mrrorHnArHos' NEW r5 sksIs sfs AE
av ;5ss As Academy Of Music
ov SR4SD MATI i I;!Sn .r,x
ON wEpF Fiissr fR AS1 shTsk Of AT ~
THE sE SSs sRAf fRs SFSSSAcT ~ AND
l - THE FAIRY PRINCE
OR THE WHITE HORSE OF KILLARNEY,
Of and %
voving an outlay Of many thousand doiiars With ensre
sSG" c6hPs ris
NEITHER PANS af ses sG sssfssh EFFECTS
r's. s.isS
ooAHIsIfssi E sgsaHsSS ah Ssfi BALLET.
PXSToMiME aud EQGEsrRIAsIs'
IN '"' sGPEasIY BRILLIANT ENSEMBLE
r T p FkfHaf o. Or THE THE A ARks AsD
For full par rs,9s zee s1 o pssrov,vp
VIII Iiisaas ssSs
'"N'D ''.e 49, PERFORMANCES
Th HAT SSE sySsE sr sps COMPANY ArrEA
Seats secured SIX days In advance.
IIOOLEy's MfNsTRELS
III al Bowery, opposite Spring street
First nights OF the Burlcsque isa burcsque. Som
thing new rich and rare IN seven onageous acts cntitle
OIL MANfACS;
| OR, HOW TO STRIKE lie
iig Ss% $$s NH
% oil ii sf S' faf saSsEas
The way Ia done expaed and the consequences tbereo
set forth In striking colors every night At
L HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS Dl BOWERY.
| 444. AMERICAN F FHEAbNE '.1s-|
NEW ATTRACTION. BRILLIANT NOVELTIES,
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A JOURNEAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NO. PINE
" street. will give personal attention, heretofore
sales of Household Furniture at residences of families,
the most favorable terms. -
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EvOK's OLD BOWBRY THEATRE
II LoeDcc, Dirsc1pr aaA nanaser O. L. Pos.
=, Revival Of the great American drama.
With all II ort!tnsl effects. iaiatl
a. .4-ls-!8 UNCLE TOMS CADfN. raf
80 In i've acts. twelve tablsAux and thirty soeues
Hf..A' 'NAN MRS q. @. uQWARD 'tII'TTI ys
has oeen engaged aAA VII sppesE IN her original And nia.
NJ o. L. FOX e Phineas Fletchsr aad Deacon Perry .
Uncle Tom. ...J MoCl0skey 81 Clare o. p6stor
Marks ........C K Fog George Harris m D. 0uioa
E!is: nss DEVIL Eve. ..Laii: Ri. SSsP...
During she drama. the celebrated songs !" |" 50
vi q SO WICKED" and. EVA TO HER PAPA-" lIa
al ma rol-l n Previous 70 the piece, 80, - "a
Overture CUncle Toms cabiu.'i Leader, A ryts
Owng 70 the length aud moral importance Of shs pay
other piece will be performed With L.
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BA dhss p S ~ f I'm sISs$x ssss'r
ON AosDAr fy rTsITa, 4rhiL TO- At.
n. al. Of reserved .s... Hss... .. w.
Sss Root * 81 s
garner Il Nassau and Fios streets
QARsuMs AMERicAR MUSEUM
AxornRRl AsornEK. ANorHEs.
sE sThs ~ Rls ssn n 1s1 RS.xA
Attractive - ell the pscuhAdteA Of the hiasr'os" ~ -
N'''1' xAREMxA or MADRID,
ruE MAN. THE sPrsSfhf AND rnn MORTAL
'FLEsDlD se cH.NsIss sL aSsiS' 0o'rOAa>
'as ''' MOST NH; SUCCESS
As = eS56s1 AZ siss ! AND EVENING Al rs
fSffST.aS1dzszAA5 Dsss5 = ~ i TONY OnsII~
The ussoai comedy and sSmo m tragedy sssh
One Tho Amusing EahiOons ever presented -
PRO, RHIGBf q osR MP ySvSS
.on.o.,,. FAT JTo w9SANs Gi4 IA SEE .siowpns
rom MS N.Y. Il ny wax k.s.
clncAss,A s9e gihh bE kzssh AiSrso BOY.
LIVING 0iTE 4 ai ShASs 4 aSssf5af4lEs
Admission 81 Children under ten, 10 cents
sA ~, s.s r9S ~ s,. PIGEON AsD a
BIT SHOW, Apr r. Seho Ior c''cuisls
BAasuMrss AAEg aHlSss (. Ty 9 EVENING Atm
s HSal 5 INK u y S AAbsIp
ahfSt NJ ,SSFs T e y , PbSisE
War figures taken from me- The Rses 'cepdiary -
spYyr;of uUrcHisos I.ssirss cataiasor. Fat womsH
woopno Stfhs = l I'M 20 ot,ss slowEns
fri Learned seal, yttras
admission @S cents ohiiarsl anSes ,ea
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EARNEST REad ifs{PlA 1SD NM
PROMINENT AND q flsffinaSSEsrlAL crrlzsSs
s.f f Sis .n fS SUI ayes soSisrY
4 .e Ss iasf; r r5,tntf%ssp sh 81
~ he sRsssscsr s1 M%Sp q the A HassI%
Nj. m.snasa that sas eI%iSison respects wss
inc UNIQUE AND EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY
| PURE BRED FOWLS
ever witnessed in country All who desire TO compss
'o' ''' PREMIUMS. EXCEEDING $500.
aia% No. Ann .reeI where may
Se S az Gsoae , ina is spec% s
ITELLER,s SALE DIABoLlQUE. sss BROADWAY.
IL pRS aSSRh9k A pE koSE Il.
AZ; Il; @
RE SPiEiTs SACK;
! MAN SEALED UP
ur.rns sAy EAs FYFk 81 SbHsG 81 xAo
~AR sI2nh SiAfi WI WITH fARRorr GUS
! introducing last curiosity of invention -
| HELLER'S NEW PERFUME vAPORlzEks
PRINTING AZ II hFf WILL BE IN 1868
anu STRANGELY NOVEL LESSON IN MAGIC.
B.-smar, wanted y V sack full of sh0''.
ws be- duly celebrated with remarisble performances
| HELLERS NEW YORK ANNIVERSARY,
| WITH HELLER AT IRVING HALL,
HELLER AT THE SALE DIABoLrosB.
Is Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway. above Grand .srsss.
Third week of the successful buresquo OF
| OR THE WILD sTEED Or BoHOKEN.
Fisher Hudson Nenken Naxeppa Dan bryAne
| The PAlywillywinck Band The Haunted Mouse
| LES MisERABLES OLD TIMES RoCK1,
Parquei cents Family Circle 50 cents Commence
IRVING HALL
MRS JAS II. BARCLAY
''S' - """''s GRAND CONCERT
WI" '"-' TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL T. lsc.
Mrs Barclay will be assisted by the following ars1:-
| signor MONGIARDlNI, Tenor.
\ Mr. J. X. THOMAS, Baritone
Mr. '.S rA T1HS E,1 1iss,ss v,o,,
| Mr.F ,. EBKN, YAoa
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
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A UcT!oN WORCESTERSHIRE AND PERBxProRy
"A sale Of over olA0oO worth Of f-i .n--
=, 1 nGsgpIaosas Second Hand H0UsEHoLD TURNITuRH.
1870 RICH SARLoB FURNITURE.
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND iNGRAIN CAaPEfe,
PAINTINGS WORKS or Art, vAS14 &c
ROTH, Auconeer. viii sell shs thonday'' 1c e.
ing April st II O'Clock precisely the oontenn o. the
private residence iis BSh,h ssss between ssA and
fAsfoR a scNaf,sbtR Rs. q ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful sod rosewood and black walnut rSrcr
suits satin br0catel and reps Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges match rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eageres and Booksands twenty
Bronze Coos rich Parian Vases farOr Orna
nens elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains One collection
Tiers
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAXFoRrE. STOOL
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
s6ung bass plate French action full octave;
rosewood mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus Washstands
SOFAS Chairs Mirrors Clock Table, Bed Lounges
Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables. Ex
tension Table, Glass Chna Silver Ware Table Cutlery
10 Sale positive. Deposit required ~
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AMUsEMENTS.
ToKs DIP sow1eY THEATRE
ks,iys 81 ne nrst rIs.o.n a,. ~
4 1870 UNCLE h aII \" rS ST'gips Gs ssffsA
ave 'e'' ;s;'s .'s.'1 SSw "a Dirty ''''''
BE RsT'' as' q o. rorsr. 80
n, @ L. FOX Phiesss FIsics.r ..d Deacon fsry
S:ss 500. s. g c:' a.r n 8 S:s:
k Es! w,. 90 MAJ SsnpioG CUE 6S.ps.s
bs;;.I AZ cl;ss:s C. xiss
NJ 9 SO wfcKED.m ana.Ev TO HER fAPA"'H
Overture t"Uncis Toms cssin.'I Leader, A ryts
----- 80 -. :. 1---D------" w = --------- -
E,. .nE Eat ooA1Exoss At q
BENEFIT on
enc o''s appearance IN 'oar MONTH; Us.
e; 4;
s:ssss: 4 .s 8:
Nay "s &c psrdoncd for smphss,.ina ri, occurrences Of
spS nS
ss :.sa: fas &c.. remain '' .'e
5iiS;' z:ii
ss'e: bsx sss'?s' 1vs:d s sss @
'.a'' o. 1''''' sS'~.. Fay .ne ''A'fa 1al alaa ..1
o1.n.s ,p 1870 80. -. ... ]. -
and Catering Invitation psrfos% ehs Of my
:sss5 H. M
the ars time !, is theatre BoucsHSs ssisssssd comedy
ID nve ac's' enstie9 ..,....,. ,ft y, .
e., fs.sss !, s s:.,:ss
Charles COury. p Ssnsssia
martin g. g. kces~s
j 5:sas: Il n. a Psss
Lady LADY Say S, JsA S, wssS
Pert Miss Anills Harris
TTgH1SS9PXxyE,ME T3 81 %3NREE SshwvN
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAIRY srEorAcLE. I
NEW BowERY rHEArRE. 7711 1904 9
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rTENRY D. MINER, AucrroNEER, sALEsRooM s

uENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALEsRoOM 81
III Nassau street, opposite Pos, onice-MINEk soMER
elegant Household Furniture consisting OF carved Eliza
Suit Gothic carved Bookcases carved rosewood Psrr
Suit in green silk Rrocatee; MssI Canterbury caae
A Chairs carved mahogany Suit In reps Velvet Br.ssek
Threcply and Ingram Carpets; DresssnG BuIrsu Wash.
stands French Bcdsfosds Kitchen Furniture, &c Also 2
rs class rosewood Psnofoss, made by best city
and Boston makers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03
A UcrION SALE

"A or MAGNifICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANOFoRTE, DRAINING ROOM FURNITURE. PAINT
INGS BRONZES, CARPETS CHANDELIERS LACE
CURTAINS. SILVER WARE AND MANY RARE COSTLY
WORKS OF ART AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
"A RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING
fl--. fr HOUSEKEEPING.
A. 2. BURNHAM, Auconeer, will sell this day (Mon
day. all the Furniture &e, contained the elegant five
Story brown stone mansion West Sixteenth between
Firth aud Sixth sale 01. O'CLOCK.
Drawing roomRosewood ianofore. round the
richest instrument offered at auction ths
Egerc lined with satin wood superb Suits covered French
Or cael marble top Centre Tabe Bookcase Encoignurss
S,nes Reception Chairs Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Lace Cqrana on Paintings by ancient and modern artsts
Engra.inss, Clock, rosewood and walnut Burcaus Bed
steads wadrobes Comnodes Hair and Spring Mattresses
pairs Linen Sheets u pairs Bknkots. do Counerpaucs
blstes Pillows Extension Table, Buffet elegant setes ruby
sd crstA glassware Table Cu,ery Silver Casters Spoons
Forks Tureens Dinner and Tea Service; Basement Kitchen
Furniture The would ca particular attention
m friends and the public 70 this sale the catalogue COM
prshg the largest aud richest of housed fur
nure offered 1t auction this the house furnished
less than months ago. and s in complete orders sale
peromptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-03

- J. BoGART, AUCTIONEERs, WILL SELL ON TUES.
40. day April b al No lS Frankfort street, 5ssemen
stock Of Groceries, Store Fixtures sugars, Teas Coees,
Soap Butter Flour Candles, Molssscs Casks foe quality
Bourbon Whiskey, Vince Brandy SeGars, Store fsturs
'peunsvr, sheyinsS, Scales wssh~ cad RslrissraoEA