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The United States Steamer PayytuNena ON

BosToN, Feb. 12-The United States steam cutter
Pawtuxent, Captain Iager, went ashore on the back
side OF Cape Cod this afternoon, in thick fog. She
was not considered in much danger and is expected
to come off at high water.
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SUICIDE IN OHIo.-A most heart-rending affair oc-
Ohio. one day last week. in the suicide by hanging,
Of Mrs. Deborah Baxter aged forty-three. wife ofD
during the month of July last and since that time
Mrs. Baxter has been inconsolable. which resulted
in deep melancholy, terminating in suicide. She
little boys. her nephews. who living with her.
came upon her while in the act of hanging, and
consented to desist provided they would keep silent
in regard to d her folly The boys although much
ing about half seven o'clock. telling her nephews
that she would return IN a few minutes she went
her return ran to the nearest neighbor and told him
of their suspicious and returning with him found
Mrs Baxter was member of the Presbyterian church
and was most estimable lady. She leaves a large
circle Of relations and friends to mourn over her
sad fate
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DRnSa EO. nj NnIE Knrlx

NEW YORK, Feb IA dense fog has prevailed all
day with occasional heavy showers of rain Nayiga-
ton in both the North and East rivers is almost i'm
possible. The Hoboken ferry boat which got lost in
the TO- CT Saturday night reached her destination on
Sunday morning.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, February IL, 1866.
I, n 1,

COMMUNICATION FROM THE SPANISH NINIsrER-sECU-
RITY OF coLoRED PERSONS VISITING CUBA.
The attention of NJ. Tassaro, Minister from Spain,
has been arrested by statements in the press and in
Congressional debates that freedmen are captured
and conveyed to Cuba. and there sold as slaves
NJ. Tassaro gives the regulations of the Island OF
Cuba concerning colored persons hereto annexed
and afrms that they have in all respects been car
ried into effect. No complaint having been made to
the State Department of any sale or auction of col
ored from the United States into slavery and
in the only instances brought to the knowledge OF
this government wherein such persons have been
brought introduced there by Americans they have
been promptly delivered up and sent back to their
homes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regulating the formali-
ties In respect to the arrival, movement and depar-
lures OF people of color coming from abroad to the
Island OF CUBA, and published the lst of April in
the year 1873 Article II, The individual of color,
free or slave, who may arrive coming from foreign
country shall be immediately placed in safe keep.
ing. and with precautions that may be suitable, until
ne is taken abroad again. If the house to whom he
he is consigned gives security for the payment of
SIG In the case OF his leaving the vessel he may
live on board. but that security shall not be can
celled until the reimportation is verified by the re-
port of the Captain of the Port
Last week S405, 900 in fractional currency
issued. Of this amount $3.50 was sent South,
A.. - SI
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Network Bank Etetnmeu1.

NEW YORK, Feb. u The weekly bank statement
shows increase in loans of $685. S00O and circulation
of S4O decrease in specie of SS0OOOO in deposits
of S2,30O.0OO, and in legal tenders Of $4,000.
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MUSTERED OuT.-The services of twelve commits
stoned officers of the Quartermasters and six Of the
Commssary departments have been dispensed with
1t is stated that the force in the Paymaster Generals
Department will bs reduced BY the muster out Of
fifteen officers,
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REPORTED HEAVY Loss TO ADAMS Fvpprss C.,,,
rANY.-Ihe Memphis Bulletin says the steamer "
K. Garter, which exploded few days AGO, had on
board S2iIUO IN currency, which was seuf from tbe
Assistant treasurer at st. Louis to the care of the
F'FSe E MaiGnal nan bank Of Memphis for the Payr ster
The boat passed down late at night. and The money
was thnS unfortunately permitted by mistake or IN
@ @hscquence OF no authorized person being a. the
SeT 70 receive 1t, to pass by. 1t Is said that the
whQle loss will fall on the Adams Express Company
that had it in charge
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
an the selection of ,oie another important matter
IS. that she should write well. A lady who neglects
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely, de-
dcient in other essential qualities "-CHEsTERFIELD
Gifts for the Girls gifts for the Boys:
A useful gift. not useless toys
Something to have. something to hold;
Suitable. too. for young and old
a Good Gold PenI
Gold Pens,.
In solid Gold Holders!
In solid Silver Holdersl
Suitable for Ladiesi
Suitable for Gentlemena
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen:
The giver bless. and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for ,oaste-
A Good Gold Peni
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber HoldersiN
In desk Holders Of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
Ar WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
b. #. BLAKENEY q Co.,
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS,
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A New SENsATIoN.-We frd the following in a
New FORK letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer:
brooklyn has the merit of bringing out a new
sensation IN She shape of grand ball without ladies'
Paclhc Engine Company. on Friday night, gave such
an entertainment, and everything passed off very
agreeably The list OF dances, printed on cards and
sUspende from the button holes of the dancers was
adhered to witu all the StricnesS Of ordinary balls
and everything was done with solemn gravity
which produced a cry ludicrous effect"
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wanted
EVERY YOUNG MAN
KNOW THAT
Bryant, StrattOn IL SadIer's
Business College
Is the only Commercial School in this city or State
where
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College.
The public are cordially invited to call aud exam
inc facilities. College Journal free to any ad-
dress.
W. III. SadIer,
ja16-3mlstp tn, ,th&s Principal.
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Last week S4O5, 900 in fractional currency
was issued Of this amount ssso,OOO was sent South.
and the rest used in the payment Of claims,
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THE AsATIC CHOLERA-The State Denortn1ont l.
informed, by the United States Consul at Malta thai
there Is evidence that this terrible scourge-tbe
cholera-haS not entirely abandoned that locality
lie represents that, although no cases of the real
Gholera are known, it has left severe cases of
dySehtery and typhoid fever, which incline the prin
ctpai English and Maltese physicians to think thai
the disease may again appear in the coming spring
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Tho war continued. with all the peoples of the
world for anxious spectators Its cares weighed heavi
ly on Lincoln and his face was plowel with the fur
rows of thought and sadness. ith malice towards
him importunate for peaoe and his enemies never
doubted his word despaired of his aboundiug elem
ency' he ionged to utter pardon as the word Tor ali
but not unless the freedom Of the negro should he
assured. The grand battles of Mill Sprinp yyb;cb
gave us Nashville. of Fort D0nelson Malvern iiiU
Antleta1N gettysburg the Wilderness of Virginia,
Winchester; Nashville, the capture of New OrI ears
Nicksburg, Mobile, Fort Fisher the march from AZ
lanta ana the capture of Savannah and CharleStnn
a'l lore0a @ the issue Still more the Sef-regenera-
tlO oI MISSOURI the heart of the continents Of Mary
lanu whose sons never heard the midnight bells
Ghlme so sweetly as when they rang out to earth an
heaven that by the voice of her people, she took
her place among the free; of Tennessee which passed
through lire and blood, through sorrows and the
shadow OF death, to work out her own deliveraGle,
and by the taithfulness of her renew her
youth like the eagle-prOved that victory was de-
served and would be worth ali that it cost. If words
OF mercy, uttered they by Lincoln on the
waters * virginia, were dehanty Iopelled, the ar
the arrow to its mark, and without feeling of re
venge struck a death-blow at rebellion.
LINCoLN's ss4safSATIoN.
Where, IN the history OF nations had Chief
Magistrate possessed more sources OF consolation and
Joy than Lincoln? His countrymen had shown their
love by choosing him ia "a second term of service.
The raging waT that had divided the country hoi
lulled and private grief hushed hy the ja1r
OF its results. The nation had its new birth If free
dom. soon TO be secured forever by amendment Of
the Constitution. Ills persistent gentleness h.d c,
quered for him kindlier feeling on the part of The
South. His ScOterS among the grandees nf Fyirono
began to DO him honor. The laboging classes eyeryc
where saw IN MS advancement their own All neo-
pies sent him their benedictions And at the moment
OF the helght OF his tame to which his humility and
modesty ADDED charms he fell by the hand of the as
sassin; and the only triumph awarded him was the
march to the grave.
m, THE GREATNESS or MAN.
Anis u no ume 10 say that human glory is but dust
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
DEM. r. THEALL, AUCTIONEER.
- Late salesman with T.. H. Ludlow Co,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

THEALL CUETIS win sell by auction on Friday April
% 1896 at II O'Clock Ct 81 Taylor street. between Bedford
sud Lee avenues, Williamsburg. T.. D. all the Furniture,
&C. contained In said house, yzCarved rosewood Parlor
suits IN sitn rosewood and walnut French Bcdstcad
Bureaus. Washsands, Tables Sofas Lounges Ac.: hair
Mattresses, feather Bosers and Pillows Velvet and
sels Caret Kitchen Utensils &c Catalogues at the Office
of the auct oueer, 2S Liberty
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
IJENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
IL Saesroom 81 Liberty street.
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL ~,

f6sldence West Twenty
ninth street.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
rosewood Piano Dunhams make nearly new;
Brussels Carpets large Pier Glass Gilt Stand
Suit in crimson brocael Suit in crimson reps Library
of Saratoga and Autumn Scene In White Mounans) Lace
Curtains Gilt Shades. &c.
DINING ROOM-Black walnut Extension Table, made to
order Ingram Carpet oak Dining Chars oak Lounge in
green reps Pictures, Crockery China Sets inc Glasses
Knives, Forks Spoons Cut Glassware Bowls Champagne
Glasses &c.
BEDROOMS-Black walnut Suits, sets OF Enamelled Fur
nure. Single Bedsteads, Mattresses Palasses Bosters
Pillows Counterpanes Brussels Carpets marble top Bu
reaus, Washstands, mahogany, black walnut Bed
s,eads Pictures stair Carpets Toilet Sets wardrobes &c
also very heavy rich Stair Carpet.
K!TCHEN-Al the Kitchen Crockery, Pots. Kettles
Table. Clock &C.. with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL EsTArE,-PUBrIc
~ notice is hereby given that the Commissioners the
MoSbiy May VII M @ r az non oa az AZ R E,esSnse se on
the city of New York, the following
lat Gorc OF Land north side of Chambers street
William street
III Parcel of Land east side of coriears street. between
81 Block bounded by lIoboken West and Canal streets
9Th Lot north OF Slh street, near ~ avenue.
Sh Lot north of 10th street, 4 9th
STR Two Lots rh aud south sides OF teth street
7h north aud south sides Of ssh street. between
Two block, OF Land between 9th and esh streets
e Seventy four Lott. Sis, and 57h streets 81
aud avenues.
ioh Two Lots, side Of 9th avenue between 75h aud
ii,h rhlycshi Lot 77ih and 18th streets. .h and 5,h
ieh rhir,ynv Lot. 79,h and sOth streets 9Th and sth
llh thirty four Lots sis, and s2a streets Madison aud 5h
Iih Two Los. south side sed street near iih avenue
i5h. one Lot southwest i9o,h aud l2,h
10 north side 18th street. sth street
Iiib Esai Lots. side Of 9th avenue 9th aud ssth
is.h Lot east side Of "a avenue. near Ts,i street,
1914 Tiiy.seycn Lots south side 79h street aud 81 and
aHh Fortyave Lots, 7iih and Tsh streets, 81 and ah
a,enues -
Ltlographc maps may be obtained at the comp,roiers
once Hin of Recoris on or after May iOth, nert
, eac,Saeers fc OF twenty dollars on each o be PAID
tthc Cnnrro ers onlcr each day Immediately sfcr the
tt. .H clFy ard she balance seventy cent?
H.r... '.i,l'. tc option % he purchaser, may
U... tlf lre ior hrc years from June lst
Is..l. 81. ,auy Iac s'uount bond and mortgage
r I'D nt 10 any me within the hye years, on sisng
't DIS i0tce 10 the Comptroller or u may be paid In
ntNpsht not les than eve hundred dollars. on any
lhe ss VIII be continued from day 70 day until the whole
MATTHEW T BRENNAN Comptroller
NoNfrRoitFRs OrTiCr Hall or REconps April ~. 1860
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
DENJ. =. THEALL, AUcTIoNEER.


ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CARPETS, &C
THEALL CURTIS win sell by auction, Friday April
20 1866 at II o'clock at No Greene street between
ard Grand streets all the Furniture house
TN-Elaboatey carved rgsewood Parlor suite. in green
aud gold satn; Centre Tables Etagercs oak dining Table
mahogany French Bedstcad Bureaus Washsiands Sofas
Chairs &c. enameled Bedroom SUITS Feather Beds Bo
sers and Pillows, curlcd hair Mattresses velvet and Bru
sels Carpets Kitchen Utensils &c. Catalogues auction
oer's Oh CO. - Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

=. DRIAN 1T MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.-ELEGANT
A Buh and Marquetere Furniture Bronzes' ROSEWOOD
Cabinet Mirrors, rich Carpeungs dco
ADRIAN II MULLER p, X. WILKINS CO, WI sell
at auction Wednesday April IS at lo oG,eek =. tns res,
street the entire Furniture of said house. consisting In part
~ and satin Furniture suite very ch buh and
and Furniture made by vedder and selected IN
Tbls. Centre Tables Writing Desk, &c; elegant
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers and Branches Or
cites made by Range; ormolu and China Vases
rosewood Pianofore, with Organ attachment made by
sion Dining Table large size Buffet Arm Chairs and Loun
pos Ia reps rosewood Bedsteads beautifully carved; Ar
ace marble top Dressing Bureaus Dressing
Tables &c. Mahogany Bedroom Furniture Asorieh Vel
and Brussels Carpets French China Dinner
Dessert and Tea Sets Also ocloth laundry and kitchen
Furniture with which the sale will commence. Furnu
the day previous to the sale by 'ne
auctoneers
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
UCTION NOTICE.-E ROTH AUCTIONEER
IA POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
Ii rI,rItu Or

A UCTToN NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCTIoNEER
ahNrEE rthhEMGE2hf cARPE sAfE Sf
fa s eas e %of5s aP @ 70 S a. So
sisting OF solid black walnut Dining Room suits; Sofa;
reps solid black walnut Buffet; Extension Table three
r s sg w Ss the richest
tel black walnut suits covered in green reps and hacloth;
two elegant Egeres yc of op sap
XIV Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges to match; Bronze
MAGNIFICENT HosEWocD sNS c6vrS r1IASoFoRTE STOOL
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and with all modern mprovemcnts rose
Mai.ssssss Bolster Pillows B@nke BOOK
ana Table spoons Forms Psher Cake Basket rich sii
ss kI'es and FORKS Carving Knives rich cut Glasws
pack and ship goods for purchasers charges
I Will sell this day q, clock the balance
ey I and goods BE- removd ss psp
Ssnsr cn1is.y oilo,h. and BED
ngs sasrainss aud other goods too numerous
UcrIoN NoTiCE.-cHARLEs YOUNG. AUCTION.
sale Of elegant Household Furniture this day
a" Of 'Ss %arsqey Sr sSs pnsc mo-
~, s" pnns loom an ana Ghsmee, Fnrn!ure seyani Par
Ingram Carpets 6ech. also one eess%s :esea ssn
oil Panns Mrro BareS Bsasds ss
pure Hair Mattresses silver Ware Crocfery and every ar
cart pack and ship good. al III. IS sale
nmors sHsS o on Saturday a, II a Ss sadway
Carpet Mirror China Dinner Sets Crockery Paintings
snPM GsS g. HS Of
Particular attention paid to sale OF Fu nture residences
A uCTIoN SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n The undersigned prepared give spe.
e attention to sales Of Household Furniture residences
A. JoURNEAY, Auetoneer. office, No. Pine street
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
MATTHEW T BRf IMAM Comptroller.
toNrraottFRs OrTicF Han REconps April lq, lsos

EiIN MARsHALS sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ ouuon VII seil public auction this day FRIDAY
2oth Inst ats eck W. the east side OF sixth ave
nue. between Fy fret and Fifty second streets. Nv,
story frame Buildiug or Shnutce. Terms cash.
THOMAS CUSHING, CITY Marshal
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

B. wALDRON, AUCrONEER.-D w IVES 4
IA. CO. will sell by auction Monday April 23 at l0,.
O'clock at the residence 90 West Twenyeghh street. ce
CANT Household Furniture consisting Of velvet Brussels and
tbreepy Cpets, rosewood and black walnut Paror and
Bedroom suits elegant Pier and Mantel Mirrors
marble top Centre Tables, Lace Curtains, black walnut
marble top Buffet, black walnut Extension Dining Table
Ret grator Crockery and Kitchen Furniture with which
the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

(OLE a MURPHY. AuCTrovrERs FURNITURE
" this day, at 10I o'clock =, ~ Willow place Brooklyn
Saturday tUs clQk, at s39 Fulton street Brooklyn
general assortment Furniture Brussels and ngrain
pets 40.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20


n 292Eisas4Esb bsR
AUCTION Ro5As. Is astss e eoRTEhSpT STREET,
FRIpAy pFdfat APRIt e 8SS % %iSPSRfASr
BRodANs' BAL 'BbAhMoRALs CATERS. &c
shall sx as rsTs cnGsaf
Isd thu se OF wfos oa q
pFom1iSSfqSI NEW HEHSsSEXSD AND NEW YORK CITY
AU0rIoGEA GAs8H sS{HFGSs; 1sD ATTRACTIVE SALES
'0sEg&s sEasEEss As$s $$SSsSsgssssH $SSsSsgssssH 2gaHsEi'
FRIDAY afS hfRii ia q and and sArGRPAY, APRIL p.
Fridays catalogue now ready, and contains full and
DoAHsros s8FHs 8FFss KS sRs EH1k HOSIERY
REfPT GhSTs TARE F%aSrshfSa shHTaINS aSobs ASD
AsEpARATE cATAL3aIE wlll be IS Issued @ for sATUR
DAY ready on morning OF sae which VIII contain general
-''' STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
DoIEsIFIcs, sEs EHRRoIpEEIEs ns sasssl PAPER COL
WIN TOPPING co, aSStionsers.
A UorIoN, NorIoE-R. t. nAzELL, AUcrIoNEER
"A w'wii HafS iniiHsf DAY. 4 oqF FnipsS ifs April 20
hooks aSS FsSd street.
40 thousand Kirby, Virginia and Carhile Fishhooks.
20 Fishing Rods
Also, for underwriters account.
l,5OO dozen SCISSORS, assorted
X. T. HAZELL CO., Auctioneers,
32 Cortland street
UcTIoN NoToE.-R T. HAzELL, AUCrIoNEER.
~ BY II. T. HAZELL x co.
Store No 81 Cortlandt street.
This day (Friday) April 90
at l0z O'Clock at saesroom 80 Cortlandt street.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
in lots to suit city and country 1,s%y buyers
(for account whom II may concern,
CuTLERY-S00 dozen Pocket Knives Scissors and Razors
slightly damaged by fresh water
Catalogues early morning of sale.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE-FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 5 r. M
Trottng $780, mile heats three in five in harness
ID. Mace names b. Sam, Alex Paterson m Lady Sher-
Pedler A Fuller b. Knocknee T. Cregan b. m Lady Lad
Sherman DIR. Ogle ch. Lady Marceine, r. Perkins b.
g. Toby Candor D. Pffer b. Ida Owner br Cassius
n Clay, Jr J. Moore br. George, II. woodruff ch m
Rosamond N. q. Smith br. m. Kate Atwood
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20


II ELEdANT SABIS@ET @ FURN5TNURNE' IsSdNrN
% By %EpwARD scHKSCK, -. ,.,..room
Ills day rrds s dns ns s n
Furnurs made for the city trade removed for conve
nenos of sale which will be IT, HOFFMAN. Assignee
Furniture kept free of storage, until May !.
DERRY LEASES At A AgoTIT33yX, T3y ,a.1,
on Tuesday May Is 1885 :, il ococI win be :oid
at public auction TO the highest bidder with sdequa'e Sc
the Ferry s:sss.ssS from The foo: ,s. Of
Of years from the LIST day Of June iseS N. ,oo, q,
s Of s sfy Syw %
term Of ten years the lst day of November isse
As II: 81 pas ss ss @
n Sss hSss ss' s Ss
said Ferry Leases WIN Be sd with al ". nc sa
lion Ofthe city of SsT sEw YGEH BRENNAN COMPTROLLER
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, April 10, 1865.
III ton given TO the sale of household furniture a. the
or !. the sRsciOu' 'Als'r00m No. u
HnSHhEys HEsR7 TrfRsa Ays1sSsEEE ssEE Vim sell by auction
on the evenings Of Thursday 26h and Friday 9th April
H1dh Hf Sass esSASh csES eoEQYEs9sSr I'LL
s.s e.
brought this nearly all Of them having been Sc,
by any out of his residence in philadelphia He IL
about TO Europe and will therefore dispose OF his
entire collection They will be ON exhibition at our Dussei
dorf Gallery and after Friday the 10th day or April
until the SALE Among other celebrated masters are the
following
Van Dyke, D. Teniers p. Cortona
Rubens, Wouvermanns, Gilbert stuart
Titan, De Heem Rotenhammer.
Ruben Van DYKE Lucca Giordano, Geo. Morand,
Carlo Dolci, Monaer, Schdoni,
Fischbein. c. Polemberg Quellnus,
Lancret kaoux. Coype,
Carravagio Diepenbeck Gerard p6ct
Guido, Lingleback, Veronese.
Greuze. Vanierwerf. Palamedes,
lie Sueur, Ostade. Perugino,
Lairesse Moucheron, +. Telchi
4. Cuyp, Cancci, = Patel.
Murillo, Philip Champagne. =. Brill
A Cabinet Picture, representing lady child and cava
er at the window equal e Messonnisr BY Fischbein
pictures fepresenns Ike Four Seasons by Lucca Gior
dano These undoubtedly the most beautiful pictures
ever printed BY this artist A guarantee was given to
chaser Also exquisite picture by +. Flors purchas
Grand Flors" Also many other wonderful pictures com
prising l60 in ALL We think hazard nothing In saying
that the most valuable and authentic collection by the
old masters exhibited in this city All ask Is that
the public will examine for themselves They the entire
private gallery Of Mr. Smith, and others in the col
lection.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

CoLR A MURPHY, AucuosEERs AT u O'CLOCK,
~ In front Of store Horses fhaeVon Top Wagons
notop do.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL Snlesroom. No. g3 Liberty street.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction on
FRIDAY. APRIL 10

street
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Consi sisting of
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved
In crimson; figured brocade Window Curtains, match
suit Lace do rosewood Suit In velvet rosewood
~ octave Piano, made BY Gale Co rosewood marble top
French plate Pier Mirrors MAHOGANY Ertension ninnS
Table mahogany Chairs, rosewood and mahogany marble
top Dressing Bureau rosewood and mahogany Rcdstcads
very large Hair Mattresses Bosters and Pows Paasses
straw Beds, Lambrekns. rosewood Chairs Refrigerator
China, Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Furnurr &c
The above s In most perfect order well little
used ahordng opportunity 10 purchasers well
made furniture. Particulars In future advertisement
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

II BURKE AUcTIoNEER-oFFiCB i4 BowERy.
~. Will sell at O'Clock ihi, d.y =, lo hss, Iwep,y
nrc, Carpets Mirrors on Paintnss dne hair Mattresses
a.. ac.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

T BoGART, AUCrroNEER

II B0GART, AUCTfONEER
q. Auction Room No North William street
THIS DAY, APRIL ~,
at l0 O'Clock No Ninth street. near Broadway ee-
CANT Household Furniture,
Consisting Of Rosewood Suits In satin damask and satin
brocatel reception and Chairs, large French Plate
Pier and Mane Glasses Oil Paintings marble top Etageres
rosewood superior administer Velvet and Brns
Curtains, Bronze Ornaments Maniel Clock, rosewood
Centre Tables Chamber Furniture rosewood and black
walnut marble top Dressing Bureaus do washsands rose
wood and solid black walnut Bedsteads spring and hair
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