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QUARANTINE NOTICE! 2 . e ~
,TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

in on and after this date, July rs, 1856, a
strict quarantine will be in force for all vessels
from ports infected with Gholera7zss well as all
Pilots and Harbor Masters will see that the
above order is carried into effect under the penal
ty imposed by, the City Ordinances, and will d :
rect all vessels to anchor at the Quarantine
ground opposite Craney Island, until boarded and
examined by the Health Officer. j,fsc ,sy5.s.
BY order of the Board Of Health. x ,, ~ q q
AfI .oaa ) Az, BELL, NJ; o., '
,1os.g -'5aslgoq i Health Officer,
jy25-tlstOct Dn1 7o'' Port of Norfolk.
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~ LosF.---A white handkerchief with "a red
spotted border, between Main and Butte
streets, which, as it belonged to member of
the editorial fraternity, should be returned by
the finder as matter Of common humanity,
to say nothing of the ethical considerations
Involved, sIt= a91amm00 g. Sc
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Analysis of Mineral sWatertA from the
'dH Springs near Warrent0n. IN. g. tfGu &
WHITE SULPHUR SpRINGi

~ Specific Gravity, l0o0.l. Reaction Acid. a.,.
90 Gaseous Contents Suphpretted Hydrogen
and Carbonic Acid @i 'rt' '.'t ~ ,''''"a' ~ =
Solid Contents. -Sulphate of Magnesia, Sui
plate Of Lime, Carbonate Of Magnesiay Carbonate
Of Lime, with trace of Potash, Soda and Silica,
q Total solid contents in I 1000 grains of Water:
l.26 r. One grain and 2G-l06, viz: blagnesia,
Oh; Salts ofLime, O.84; Silicic Acid, OPS; Pot
ash, trace; Soda, a trace iol3 l9falii so i-a
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RAIL ROADS,
RICHMoND& PETERSBURG

RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, June l, 1866.
q UMMER SCHEDULE.
d. TRAINS LEAVE
Leave Richmond at 4.l5 A. Nj. and 4.35 P. NJ,
and arrive At Petersburg at $40 A. NJ; and
GIG p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. M. and 5.25 p. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at 7.50 A. M. and
p. NJ.
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
at LIS A. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg at 1. 10
H ny Returning will leave Petersburg at IL 40
On Sundays the morning train only will leave
Richmond, and the evening train oAly will leave
Petersburg. E. F. GILL,
jun13-tf1 htMAs9hNlih Engineer y Sup't. z
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A supposition

1t is manifest that the Constitutional
Amendment was carried in Tennessee, by
combined force and fraud, as we have already
shown, no quorum ooting though two
members were preseatl creatures Of the
President" as BRowNLow called them, in
custody of the Sorgeant-at-arms, and SO held
to secure numerical quorum theory un-
known to to the Constitution of Tennessee
Now the members from thatlState having
been admitted, suppose ii is finally established
that the amendment is void and of no effect
in Tennessee, whatimagination can paint tie
wrath of the Hedge Priest and the Buck
Shot" warrior; what ingenuity frame oaths
fierce enough for the one, or denunciation
vulgar enough for the other. This would be
an exquisite piece Of serio-eemic retribution,
and we trust before long, we shall have both
these vituperative orators in full blast s, oI
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,IHlE UNDERSIGNED Has TIE

b
III I'll e UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
Il satisfaction OF announcing to the public, that
he has leased these celebrated Springs, and, that
they are now open for the reception of visitors
I His arrangements are of that complete and ex-
tensive character, that he will be able to accom-
m9date large number Of guests, and to offer
greater attractions than usual to those who may
visit ~ 49,, 5.isi H.. ti ~
THIS PLEASANT, d HEALTHFUL RESORT.
mo trouble or expense will be spared to render
his patrons comfortable and satisfied.
Inc Springs are in the very best order: the
grounds are magnificent; the houses have all been
rebuilt; andSevefy article offufhitufe of the very
best ana most approved patterns, entirely new;
the tables and beds are entirely newly furnished
with the best article Of linen, no cotton being
used. - TtFtGdo 30 f9izis B>lmG Iiig f3lIEI7
"A fine ICE CREAM SALOON aid SODA
lbd5 migH ~ FOUNTAIN, o''i h@'' 70 81 5'
with all the modern improvements, have been
pEovided!i4lJ 3j ga d9d'ao b jG ~ u ati9 IdTl
The BAR is supplied with the very best WINE,
LIQUORS and SEGARS.. l,ga3 rad ,f .,.sf, -
1.-The BALL ROOM is in fine order large, airy
| and spacious, with fine BAND OF MUSIC al
ways in attendance d |ti jf ftaH eH"i@E!it5J n
All the favorite games for ladies, such as Ten
Pins, Croquets, &C., &c. mn sad alf1 4er.5- .-
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad, will always find line Of Stages, under
| the management of Capt. John Turhbu1l, a cour-
teous and elegant gentleman, ready for their ac-
commodation at Warrenton Depot There will
be daily mail from Warrenton to- the Springs.
.a51Jid9 TERMS sbaad one rcd
Board per day: 90
''s H.,I, week ,...,,..-,,.i..f3,i -;.t...l9.0O
IlltN - month ..,,..t...,.r...,,,....,.,,,75.00
4 Children and Servants half price, except where
children come to the first table, when tull price
will be charged 70 4i"H= lfllt''t@ii ir'3i ~
Cd sba56fl 19a al b16awJ. HHHoPE.t
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W Il ] I, = S U l. 7 H Z r. Il,
- CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

ats WARREN Co, N, G.
J0hn III. Hope, Proprietor of the Var
~ br r,u, 81 House p Raleigh, n. g, Pro
The well-kho3n c, p. SHE'LL, Clerk and
.lD Superintendent. 1' -, W.. ~
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Z y zVLd lI74O DanK 81, . uO0Fs IroM Mains9
y y 70 ri .668f III NOTICE. u talpltgtG9 .,
TN PTJRSFIANCE nE AM CyH, n II

TN PURSUANCE OFgAN ACT OF
i incorporation from the Legislature of the
State of North Carolina, and the further appoint
ment by the Commissioners mentioned in said
act, at Tarboro, N. o., on 18th May last, a we
shallopen subscriptions for stock to build Rail-
Road from Williamston, N, c., to or near Tar
boro' N. c., on the 10th July nexs, at our office
;un1S 'Fl KADfaR BIGGS & co.
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ID EDUCTION OF PRICES.-Ihave re-
N duced my prices as follows: ,...,.. !; ..,cio
Best quality Dress Boot, (French Calf $l4.00i
5fY ." Congress CATERS, 8di ieo2 ed' 800
I" N" ' Strap and Oxford Ties, itG 200.
The above prices are charged only for Custom
work, which may be relied upon as of the best
quality. %
ID Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Orders
respectfully solicited isS 80 co NJ"
I'd o. 1GiW1l,s .s5Ijsitsts ~ C.. iA.DAYdS.io 8
'a jy20zd b8gi.45 Bank st., doors from Main,
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M ~ ~ -TIFT= 80 ~ I'D : III
! CIIALYBEATE SPRINGS

wv l97IllHT1 9lI 5Euf N gzUUUU AHEN7S
Male and Female, from City and Country, to
introduce into every City, Town and County in
the United States and Canada, new R7'"
PATENTED ARTICLE, WORTH $25 j,
lad ~ ~ ,' IN, A FAMILY ! 20 o''''',
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oChiIdren and Servants half price, except where
children come to the first table, when tul price
will be charged t"1 @i''Hs lfll'it31 ir'3i
% shGsjfl t9a al In6at,J. rHhHOPE.n
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I ID E7SI r E TO In INFORM THOSE
l. in want Of the above machines, that am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at Manufacturers
prlcesLaddlng in some instances only, the cest
of transportation, bGGsnohj W1t ri Enh taJ9n
My improved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Machine out, One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels Of Wine Of
Wine and Cider makers sre particularly invi-
ted toexamine them whether they purchase or
not. 5.s,,,.4 IN IN ..,l, H. :. IL. "a. !
% Larger Mil or Presses also furnished -. 80
Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, "a C.,
are assured that 4 can supply them with any
kind required 10 eel .alitag II ii uksF 20
In connection with tbs aboyesI offer "a COM
pete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron
Axes, Springs, &C. W >i9'J Fl
Landfeth's Tarnip and other small Seeds
pos nad~ fDod 9ai ii eitl G. BIL,LUPS, OBS @ o
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A DRIAN IT, MULLER. AUCrfONEER.
"A Superbly carved Rosewood. Oak and black Walnut
Furniture Pinoforte and Billiard Table French
Plate Mantle Mirrors Artistic Marble
Statuary, Aubusson, Velvet and Brussels Carpets &c
ADRIAN n. MULLER, r. X. WILKINS 90. will sell
at auction Wednesday, May 49, l0k O'Clock at 22O
Madison avenue, all the elegant Furniture the
above resdsnce consisting IA part Of richly
wood Parior suits In rosewood Centre
and Side Tables richly rosewood Console Tables
Fanoforte by Bradbury; rich satin and lace Window Cur
frames artistic bronze Figures, Groupes and Clocks, by
jacques Jsquet Mini and others beautiful marble figures
Of Venus, marble group Venus and Adonis French
walnut Library Furniture consisting Of carved Library
Tables secretary and arm Chairs in reps dining room pol
Bullet oak dining nom Chairs IN tapestry. eseor..sly
Sas Fixtures superior Billiard Table with rhesns cushion
Nsyet and Brussels C.ps supsrb carved ana
Ig Bnrs.u. with French plate Mirrors; rSssCooa and
Wsrdrobes marble Top cOm@ode Rosewood and Sasa Wal
ALSO CHOICE COLLECTION or srUtrED BIRDS.
choice collection e on P.intngs By "a srs,s
Ing Gast,ldis famous picture Of Byrqns P.rssps.
sh Landscape The Furniture and Paintings can b
twodys previous 70 the sale. only BY permit from the
auctioneers.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DARN AT AUCTION.-A SPLENDID GkAziNo fAkM,
the township Of oanss s91n sst Of sI s Nss
fomery containing l3s Of which are farm land aud
S S 1 1ssn Gooms and cellar also barns
,n q ss crib &c ss ssS y x s
4 pof Ssw Yo o
w. Il. MILLsPAUGH. Auctioneer.
XBT saE ~ GgHaTE r.
..:.: !lIs!s 4 IS 4? &c..
SOLD XII II tAir'orlos
THE d sESSTiyS J. -
SEa, he .: sas
DhrAo' E'qkS owS AS LOCUST ISLAND,
chester county Is miles from the City Hail. N y. acees
Il. .ad .sse. mos or less. of
:o%s laid out In garden .rd Lawn DssSuuy 81
q sHou. deep With WING .a.so:ion. Of % fee. each
roon: large psrior. dining room, ba.rs pantry bath
with gardeners cottage atiached also srs. story
:s9g s
large %S and a. i
in garden coniAning choice fruits extensive
sss sss' s
pond and house, e stone walled hard bottom with sluice
the lido In and out insung bath hour OF
The day There Il also fine story Gothic cottage, very
prettly suated overlooking the sound; also beautiful
mandng most beautiful and extensive view Of Me sound
property private ferry with landing docks each sids
large ferry boat copper bottomed perfectly sound and IN
The property and grounds splendid order and must
be seen to be appreciated It's one Of the most ana
men as IL must be sold TO close the estate Part o. the
furnished convey parties wishing TO purchase
view tho premises the day Of sale
Parties wishing the island with the vew Of pur
chasing the will be furnished with tickets FOR the ex
vious 70 the day OF sale further particulars and
mlts 70 view the premises apply at the onicc OF
NELSON a NICHOLS Auctioneers
lis Pearl street. Hanover square
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

~.
TAPsCOTrs STEAMSHIP LINE -
i Steam weekly 70 and from QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL,
PROPONfIs GAMBIA,
B0SPIiORUS PACIFIC.
DELAWARE, CAROLINA,
ASIA UNION.
Cabin Passage, 500; Storage, ~,
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Certificates granted 10 bring Passengers from Liverpool
Queenstown Mt lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply TO- ~ a.s
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LNoR SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
il FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
Cabin passage SD
The new. elegant and very fast passenger
Side wheel steamship
GENERAL BARNES.
Captain Thomas n. Morton,
win <ave Saturday. May 49, NJ clock r. NJ from piei
Is Nor;h river ---- -
LivisGsros, Fox Co, Agents
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A B. wALDRoN 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs, $40 BROAD.
"A. will include In their sale OF Wednesday, Of
=. q. Xmas patent Bedseads. with Mattresses
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CEO. O. HAYDUCK, AUCTIONEER.
" EARTHENWARE BY ROBERT HAYDOCK.
WEDNESDAY, May 10, at 10 o'clock.
At the salesroom 1m Liberty street,
665 crates White Granite and Common Ware.
THURSDAY, MayH,
French China and Glassware
FRIDAY, May IS
Franch and American Glassware.

ITENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post ONCE.
MINER SUMERVILLE will sell at auction. Tuesday,
May Is at l0s O'Clock at the private residence 81 Pike
street.
wood Suits in and gold brocael Velvet Brussels and
ply Carpets; French plate Mirrors crimson Damask
Window Curtains and Cornices fine Lace Curtains Maho
eany Suit In hsircoh Hall stand Bedroom Suits Dress
Ing Bureaus, Rockers Chandeliers Extension Table, OIL.
10th re
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FER CITY or PARIS
IN TIE steamship city Of Paris Will sad from pier - "
H. at O'clock A. NJ, Saturday May 49, Passengers arc
requested to be on board at $50 A. ".
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AMUsE MEyrs.
DROADwAY THEATRE
ID Corner VI broadway and Brsonr street

AMUSEMEvTS.
BROADWAY THEATRE,
ID Corner of broadway and Brvoae street
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
which, notwithstanding its
must be % Y nooodnno e, "a ,ss
J miss hbkh isxAcs s isT!ssE'
EVERY EvESiNd. aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON;
The champion ..ssd Black Bss. as the VIA ors Or
EXTRA CHARGE FOR as, ss :: .ns sssrs
'H SSooR lE ACADEMY 4fi OF MusIc-rnAyrArAr
p lessee y III. grand IIo TAsoS i.v.as and Inc
:sTsf iSSs'HH sFs = ss @
Which eminent artist. VIII make debut In brooklyn
'''' ~ coLErTI AND BARILT.
In active PROPAGATION .leyys great work. IA JUNE
Tcfss oss open :. srostyn Academy OF Nusis and
HALEvYs cEEa I" S6sK. la JuivE ISs J:~s:..
sign r re s
Mne LEoNILDA BoscuErrI A...,.;,;;... .EupoxiA
ss NgsiASi si paYzax Thg Jhn.
sig E EitESI rH XIV sa VHEPPsA4
a. ocs in sokk
Engagement Of the great Italian and greatest living TRACE
dienne, MADAME ADELAIDE RiSToRfi
Mr. has the qualification that Me has
s1sd ri
Havana who company Of forty eight artists will
pear New York BROOKLYN during the theatrical
OF 1866 81. Commences In September.
DEALERS CRUSHED BY IcEnERGs.BY WILLIAM
- BRADfORD-The Committee Of the Soldiers Orphans
Home happy that the above picture ~ be
exhibited the Somerve Art Gallery No. Slo BrondwAy
for the be nett Of this noba institution, opening on Friday
May H. for three weeks.
Gallery Wi, be open from A. ~ to loP. n. Admission
20 cents. Season tickets 81
On behalf Of the Committee,
Mrs. CHARLES r. DAILY. p.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Grand complimentary concert on Tuesday evening MAY
l5 1856 to Miss Florence Rice. contralo assisted by Tie
following arsts:-Mrs Marie Abbot and Mrs. Rogers so
pranos Mime Eugcne de Roode Rice pianist graduate OF
the Conservative Pars) Mr. c. Csmpbcl BARITONE Mr.
VIM. Castle tenor. Mr.. o. W. Colby, conductor Tickets
dollar, obtained Waters, Ponds, Chickcring
A sons stores. Concert commences At 8 o'clock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

JTNIONPORT LOrS AT AUCTION -
~ ADRIAN a. MULLER h X WILKINS Co, wa
sell at auction Thursday May H. 1900 at O'clock At me
Exchange saiesroom III hioadwsy New York tho following
described Real Estate Wis Quarter Acre Lots situated In
Unonport Wes,chesler county described as follows:
ON northeast OF Fifth street aud avenue D. -
2on north ds of I'll I'd street. between avenues and
south side Of Fourth street, immedatey n the rear OF
the last mentioned lots. f.--r.4 - $500 y. =.
Maps At the oice OF tho auconeer No Pine street, New
York.
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A n. MILLER AUCTIONEER.-BY A. n. MILLER
Great sale OF splendid Household Furniture Car
pets Mittresse Feather Beds Bosrs Pillows Sofa Bed
seAds Cha fables &C. This salc really worthy the acn
ton Of purchasers Liberal cash advances made ON all
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L'1nRY LLAsBs AT AUcrIoN..

AT rtiE CRY HALL.
ON Tuesday Nay 10 ls6s NJ II O'Clock A. W. vi 70 ''ti
pubn surton 70 tue highest bidder VITA ad~ g
ctlrity.-.
M. Lease q the Perry now established from the fuo, ~
Cotsudt New Yort, W Jers.y ui ~ D.. Tor t~fm
II ten years frufr the lat day cf june IxS
The Lease The Very established from te font ~
Forty street, New YORK. Co Wcensvken. n ~ Tor
Of years the ist day Of November, lsds
The Lease % the fery he established from the basin ~
she foos Of spring street North river pont The
New Jersey shore that be- found practicable for term
. YEAR, from the ist day Of June 1888.
The aid Very Leases viii he ~oId with sn the rights
privileges aud .ayansse~s thereof belonging " the Corr
sion OF the cits Of New York.
Also a the same VINE ard place. the Lofts ffAnkin
MARKET for OF ave Years
East river '~ safrnsw ~ ssssxx... comp.rOu.t
pvArrprvr 90 FfSAscs. April 10, i8oS
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COOPERATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
% noss ". ofn a That S psss
sospAx May y @ e. sOo" = the sys ss %
1%r Of L.Dd north side o. Chambers srsa. near wl.
Z Parcel Of Land side of CorsAn stree. between
8 Block bounded By Hobok.n Yves. and Cans, streets.
Lot north side OF ffiy .iIth street. sI.A avenue
SIX Lots moth and sides Eighth street between
',' r sa bosss q land between SIXTY seventh aud sry
eighth streets FOURTH Madison and f,i.h avsn ys
sHees Third and FOURTH avenues;
IT," sna G ss. wst shs .r rsss' ~ '
Il Thirty eight Let's seventy seventh and sevenyeig
~ Thirty 1--WE Lott, Seventy and EshsetA sre.
Is ThTyoa1 L,,s Eighty -nr..nd Eighty Streets
Il Two Lots south aide Eighty street. Fourth
one Lot soushwes, corner Of and Twelfth
Two Lot. north Seventy ninth south aide
Exhseth street near Third Aysnne - x,...- ,,.,,
4; 10, east AIDE Of second avenue Seventy eighth
10 thirty seven lots south side Of Seventy ninth street and
~ fsrty Sse o,s seventy fourth and Seventy aftA Streets
III rd and FOURTH avenues.
ithosraphc msps may be obtained At the Comprciers
oe ksea. % :. Afr NAY u. 70 p,s. and
zee q .sn dollars ?. ssss VT :. = PAD I'D
s -s sa ss9s s% ;Ss' ..a.. Sf'
pSs snS ssS Ss Ss ss" from
$50 .a gsrs. :. s rs.s 81 s'sn BsT sea ssr
NAV be raid Oh any within the ave srya
si' noe s ne s Ave. ssnassa do o ssy
dsy ~ben snterest IL due within ths i've y.ars a, =,
.ro.erty Is disposed Of
rarvrpof Inns OFFICE Hal ov RrcoaDs
April ID isA
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HOWARD sCIiENCK, AuCrIONEEk -.-.
~ COLLECTION or ELEuANnr OIL phdsriSos,
AND AMERICAN ARTISTS,
A. rnvARp s1uLNck lo.m0rruw. May n, ~
~ =, Inc .slesroum Liberty street. very
~lss nj collection ~ OIL Paintings mostly of I'm arls
hch worthy the tenuon " oonnosseurH ana 'ers
80 Among them Wi be found
81. 1rIlI.i.ips' HENRY DELLISs. vArxoRr
ppRIIs ATZkER y. vknA..
y ~ svi,paA A MELRy srtNffkLD,
~ DR RRACKELIER, DESHArs $500 IN
. &. THORN, sHAuoNbssf, 49,
TTAAhsx92i,.sS. vhSI.ExrurrEU, cxkPEsTEo
o coy Of shs well known picsr. By mys sanns
e.r., cc,lon and worthy attention OF parties FUR
hing thu houses b~ng ali OF them bney frane1 IheJ
viii b. on exhl ton thr Tussds " At
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c. YOUNG. AUCrfONEER-LARGE SALE OF
a.. elegant Household Furniture this day Tuesday, At
II O'clock ut the four story house LES West Fifteenth street.
sixth and Seventh consisting OF
giant Pianoforte, round OF the
offered auction this elegant
rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits covered in the
richest descriptions Brussels and Insran CARPETS elegant
trcsscs Spring Reds. Lace window Curtains, Shades Oil
clinaware, Cutlery Extension Table, &c ever; article
adapted 10 The Sixth and Seventh
avenue cars run within few OF the house Conpe
attendance pack ship goods for pnr
This sale IL well worthy the attention Of parties
commencing housekeeping Deposits required FROM pur.
sehaaerB.
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CnERTFvs SALE
- STOCK AND FTxrrnEs,
30 z75 BOwERT
RICHARD WALTERS. sursonscr.
VIII se on Thur.l.v ~ ocock tie eurr stock ~ IRE
abss trst elias Store cunsisnnG % large lni 80
% 4or stpck styles o. slk Besver toh sn1 -
rw,~re et0ak. Ra.ques aantlitss Circulars, Jssseas,
Lsdisa aud uen's; quantity o. ,loi sn1 as"
In pieces. Ct,ak Truiu ing. ~ tnts ~ FtOsers
Thre@ large French Plate nirrurs
s.or Tir,ires, t'atprtA Chair. firinihs ~
Tn0sAs ~. FaakiA, Dspog. JObk khbsi seef's.
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UCTlON NOTICE.
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY
THIS PAY AMP 4xD W T1nSEE6M xAvm
uesd,ys catalogue now ready and includes fun and A.
kiBsoSs SILK MALINEs. CLOTHS AND
ossfs Es1RS sHRs aoGps AND
LARGE AND Attractive LINE or
WHITE GOODS
full line Of ono Of the best makes imported. including
Srlnln Cambrics and Jaconets,
Fancy Check Cambrcs.
Satin aud Tape Striped Jaconets,
Swiss Dress Checks,
Swiss Finished Cheeks and Stripes,
Checked and iar Cord Nainsooka
Plain Nainsooks,
French Brliants,
Piques,
all qualities and styles and 70 which We bog 70 call the
a SEPARATE CATALOGUE VIII be issued for WED.
NEsDAY ready on morning OF sale, which VIII contain
sTxPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
132 Church street.
"A THIS DAY trUEsDAYl, May Is
at 10Y O'Clock, ut salcsroom 50 Cortandt street,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
IN lots TO suit cay and country buyers
IVORY CUTLERY-I46 dozen Ivory Table Cutlery.
SAND PAPER-75 reams assorted
6HOyELS-6O dozen c. T. shovelA
xILES-S00 dozen English Files.
r. I. HAzELL CO., Aucticneers.
81 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-15
A dJCTION NOTICE e. ROTH AUCrIONEER
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOusEKEEPERs AND H0TELKEEPERs;

at lig Clinton place Eighth street, between Fifth and
Sixth this day (TuesdayD, May l6 At II O'Clock
consisting Of handsome Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
elegant Parlor suts covered In French san
broste and figured reps; rosewood Etsgeres with
French plate back and doors.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD TX OCTAVE PIANOFoRrE.
I-T STOOL AND COVER;
and black walnut marble Tables Turk
sh Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs Bronze
Cocks rich Lacr Curtains OIL Paintings rosewood and ma
hogany Bedsteads. Bureaus Rockers, Lounges. Sofas
Styling and Hair Mattresses Blankets Glass China and s
yer Ware, Table Cutlery &c. Sale positive b-Nela
BILE In attendance cart pack and ship goods for pur
: chasers at reasonable charges.
A B. wALDRoN 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs. $40 BROAD.
"A. way will include In their sale OF Wednesday, Of
J. q. Xmas patent Bedseads. with Mattresses
* b. wALDRON Co. AuCrIoNEERs. eaS BROAD
"A. way will sell at auction this day May ID Mt O'Clock,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
ArSnver Plated Ware consisting Of CAsors Tea Sets
Tea and Coffee Urns cake Baskets Butter Coolers
Rack, salts Forks, spoons Knives Napkin Rngs syrup
A 2. wALDRoN 4 CO.. AuCTIONEERs 646 BROAD
"A. way will sell "Wednesday, MAY I6 nj II O'Clock. Sc
roud Hand furniture Carpets &c. removed f,r conve-
sale; also Top Wagon and Harness. Saddles also
As Fixtures storage also four second hand Pianos
SAMUEL WYNN. AUCTIONEER. n NEW CHAM
"A sells l0 o'clock the Stock and Fixtures
Tobacco 1851 south street. Indian show Cases
tr., In lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-15

A UCTION NOTICE-BOOTS AND SHOES.
IA w. N. HOLLINsHEAD. AUCrlONEER.
BY CHARLES q. WARREN.
AUCTION ROOMS, y CORTLANDT STREET.
THIS DAY (TuESpAYL MAY Vs. AT l01 O'CLOCK,
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE CASH SALE OF
BOOTS SHOES, BR0GANs BALMoRALS, &C.,
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SAMPLE CASES.
CHOICE NV SPRING GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES, SIZES AND GRADES
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT WANTS OF THE TRADl