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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

A sroyIsHINe KvEKY oyE.

A kTONISHTNG EVERY ONE.
a DAI.i.EI's GALyANfC HORSE sAIvR
is SUCCESS IL wonderful; every who has tired
f.ssc 70 be the best oniment Eminent 10
OF esstOf. srese, Thrush and sprns which give.
up as iacursbls have been cured permanently by
boxes
Evsy horse should have Il positively eurrs
Scratches Calls Bruises Old and cuts n
IN simple we'll icing Appi
lion. and washing on with HI. soap aud water.
Asa iocf ointment y IN freely acknowledged
hest eoisnng amt preserving the hoof Prs boz
sold By druggr harness makers veterinary and
ut the depot 10 Cedar street, New York.
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ffHy-E1Ehtb Nnntset~nry OF the New York
Bible and Common Prny~r hook society.
The nfty-eighth anniversary OF the New York Bible
and Common Prayer Rock society was held last evening
~ The Church Of the Transh surssion on r~cntynnth
street. near Fifth avenue During the past year 10000
B'bles end prayer books, valued At $3.50 have been
gfautoasy distributed, and BY sale and Distribution a
has circulated 0s 900 volumes valued SIS 900 Every
dollar received from church collections donations
has devoted 10 the u free distribution 81 B
bes ana prayer books Applications hnve greatly n-
creased lately, but the means being wanted supply
the demand, several applications remain unans~ cred
The society has already advanced thousand dollars
above their recspta The prnyer book 10 being AK cd
FOR In pr,sobs, hospitals and asyiums and In the
daily round Of ont do6y visiting. Our and sail
ing vessels also beinH supplied.
The sermon was preached By the Row A. B. Carter y.
D. from part Of the sxseeb vss ~ the second chapter
Of ~ faa,s secoe1 Epsils - The Philippians" Hold
ing forth the word Of life" The rsvervnd gentleman
ssd thss an ipsesve ChrssiaA Dock, ~ - ymaiy.
Ipe R.DlN sad snyM pcok, y 80 Ws oas. md wbat
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The Rev Or Leeds, OF Philadelphia, delivered ser.
mon last evening 10 the Calvary Episcopal church, cor
Of twenty lrrt street. and Fourth avenue on the
reform movement In the Italian Church. After stating
the advantages which must result 70 the Anglican
church from closer alliance with The other catholic
comnunions opposed 70 Rome, he gave an interesting
account OF the Italian Church Emancipation Society
The society consisted of about thousand Clergy and
large number OK the isy and had for aim the re-
dorsiion OF the Italian church AZ In primitive
Cbrstsn tines They did not desire import the Eng
sh or American church. but 10 rin.ta. their own in is
original purity and power Nation atty with Itsl.
ahs the riding passion and the present political attitude
o. Rome aenaied The people from the papacy, driving
many o. them towards sceptclsn aud again a large
numuer toS srSs reformation Of tho religious system,
nov Dominant. The chief objects which tue Emancpa-
Won Sv.ey proposes, we're 10 reduce the Pope 10 tho
fnk OF simple prnsic, TO the Bible FREQ circus.
ia'on among the people, the o liturgy In tho yer.
nacuar the abolition of compulsory confession and ob-
sniory ceeacy and iull liberty u conscience Proui.
pent amou9 me friends Of the church reform occmpn
we're Victor Emanuel Baron Ricasod and cardinal An
dfss the latter having lately IN consequence OF his be.
raj ympaines, brought down upon IN tue Indignation
OF the Pops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

The Choral SYMPHONY.
The grand event and principal feature Of the prcsen.
musical scsson-nay. OF any previous 10 the
'ropoistock place In sieuwsy Hail Saturday night
The gigantic Ninth symphony. with chorus BY Bcsthc.
ven, awork before which Nil other orchestral compost.
tons pale given, after months OF long and taskng
rehssrsss BY orchestra Of about ninety performers
aud chorus Of two hundred voices under the direction
Of Theodore Thomas and William Bsrse. The array Of
instruments and singers covering every foot Of racs
on the immense platform, prcseneda ccsp do that
minded US Of the sydenham Palace and Exeter Hall
monster concerto The audience was In every sense Of
tbs word large and fashionable and ~c observed the
bulky volume Of the score OF the great work peepns
out beneath many cIosks AMI ovrrcos,s The Ninth
syrphonv has been given before In this city, al tho
old Academy Of hasio and the Guy Assembly Rooua
bot never before 10 ne complete sdninbs style tnss
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IIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY ii. LEEDS a MINER will sell by ction,


MONDAY, April 2S
At l0is O'clock at the private stables No 26 Lexington
avenue, near Twenty fourth street,
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, being the pro-
perty of family going abroad VIZ
Pair of bay Horses, ard eight years old, well
matched fifteen hands three inches high perfectly sound
Kind and gentle IN all harness. tine saddle beast and
very stylish drivers.
Britska built by Brewster Baldwin, used but short
time, with pole and shafts. and in good order
-Four enclosed Rockaway. In good condition
Single Coupe built by Lawrence, ncd with
silk brocade is In good order and but little used with pole
and shafts.
Two Sleigh built by Lawrence; is in good order and
but little used.
Bearskin Robe, lined with ag drugge,.
Wolf Robe lined with scarlet cloth.
Lynx, lined with duggct.
Two Deerskin Robes, lined with drugget
Set silver plated double Harness. made by Noble; good
new used but a short time
Set black Harness, made by Noble; in good order.
Set single Harness. In good order, with Saddle, WHIP
Blankets; summer do. pole chains. &c, 6c.
Catalogues may be obtained at Office Wednesday
morning.
pair dark brown Carriage Horses 16 hands high
stylish and kind In single and double harness.
One set double Harness. set single Coupe Harness.
light Harness. Victoria with pole shafts, built
by the best carriage maker In Paris.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

|bgsJ y ruYALI. AucrToSEER, LATE SALESMAN
ID with T. fi Ludlow co Handsome Household Furni-
Mirrors Carpets &C. TlIEALL QUITS VII sell X
nrersitv piac- northeast corner " Eighth street All te
n said house. vir-Nahog1ny farlor suits IN
Aitcoth mahogany and walnut Bedroom suits Hair Mat
csss Belsers and Pillows Lace Curtains, Chandelers
Dgether with the Kitchen Jtensls with which the
lll oommence Catalogues at the aucuoneeTs onloe
n isihry street.
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BENZ y. THEALL, AUCTIoNEER,
D. LATE SALESMAN WITH Il. II LUDLOW A co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PIANOfORTE.

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, CARPETS, A..
THEAI.L a CURTIS viii sall by auction, on WhDNEs-
AY APRIL IS 1896 at III O'Clock. at l1S West Twenty
Ira street. Sixth and seventh avs, all the Furn
re- Ac ntaned In said house. Carved wood Par
suits Elagcres Centre Tables French Bcdsehds, Wash
knds Chairs and Easy Chairs Hair and Straw Mattresses
Iun and Lace Curtains China and Gagsware, Velvet and
ssels Carpets &C. together with the Kitchen Furniture,
tth which tie sale will commence.
Al The auctoneer'a once - Liberty
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DAvIp d. EGAN. AuCTioNEER.

II BURKE, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON TUES
~. day 2h nst l0s o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures
OF the Boot and Shoe Store 3 Grand street large stock Of
nice assorted Boots and Shoes Ladies' and Gents Caters OF
the latest styles and fashions Fixtures and Gas Fixtures
good Carpets and Chars Stove Desks and Awning Fixtures
&c Xc
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an p. rHRsLL. AI-cTroSEER.

DEr 2. rHEALL. AUcTTONRBR
ID Late salesman with n. II. Ludlow A 60.
GNTIL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAkPETS Ac
yHhLL A CURTIS viii sell by auctlon Wednesday,
kprili ~ " O'clock. Al fs Wafericy pacc near sfth
kvruus general aasorsment OF rosewood walnut and
aganT aTlor Bedroom and Dning Room Furnlurr. Brus
h. Caiogues at a. Liberty street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


SIEs4sA sasSR
RfExS2P pSb E5AhE9haE cakfE4s r.
rHEALL etkfis win .sa Sy auction on Wednesday
Ag SUo :. S prsas s inc No
Pnrni.sre Of said house yizEshy carved rosswood
marble % ssS
sna % nd
Eurniure enamelled Bedroom Suits paisssss straw and
sells Carpets China and Glassware together with the
Also ali the elegant Chandeliers Gas Fixtures &C.
Cataoguesat No. 2s Liberty street
DEM. f. THEALL, AUcTIoNEER
saEfN4S THN
a 3 GnsIis cascs w * Snscu nqsSs ss
Aen ali the Furni,ars, &C. eont.ned in said house
:sns part Of walnut pasos suit n
Dressing Bureaus washssnds Table,; Chairs and Essy @
lows curIed Hair Mattresses Dining Ia
ss oak Dining Chairs Brussels sna Cae
eers Office No. . Liberty street.
RENJ. + THEALL, AUCrIoNEEK
TaEALL CURTIS WIN sell by auction Friday, April
a SSh s' al %
some rosewood WALNUT mahogany and oak paor Bedroom
wood Pia6oforte, Pape OF Paris maker Satin and Lace
GLASS Kitchen Utensils, &c. Catalogue. Liberty
r.
ID BILLIARD TABLES, MIRRORS, PAINTINGS &C.
TiIEALL 4 CURTIS will sell by auction Saturday.
April Is 1866 at II O'Clock at the National i99 Third ave-
between rhrty fifth Thry-sixth
wood full Billiard Tables complete, Phelan's patent;
Mirrors number OF OIL Paintings aud Engravings to-
geher with the whole of the Bar aud Billiard Fixtures
&c Catalogues at - Liberty street
DELL 4 INGRAHAM WILL SELL MONDAY, AT
- l0l o'clock, at Pike street. nice assortment House
hold Furniture, viz-Carpets. Bureaus Chairs, Tables
enameed Bedroom Suit Bureaus, Secretary Bedsead the
Kitchen Utensils; also gold Watch and Chain.
DAvID d. EGAN. AUCTioNEER.
IL Furniture Carpets Looking Glasses, Panofortes &c
DAVID ID. EGAN will sell by auction, Monday, April
o. os O'Clock at 50 Fourth street, Of Greene Vel
vet Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets Paor Furn
ure black walnut and other Bedseads marble top Tables
Sideboards Wardobes Extension and other Tables Lace
and Damask Curtains Etageres mahogany Desks iron Bed
seads Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Picture
Also very fine OH Paintings. Also one octave rosewood
Pianoforte.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

CHINA AND GLASSWARE. CARPETS, az.
|rHEALL A CURTIS will sell BY auction, on
THURSDAY. APRIL ~, at u o'clock.
"a Lexington avenue between Twenty hith and twenty
sixth streets.
the Furniture contained in faid house, vxCarved wal
II, Par1r snlis crimson and green reps Dining Tables
HAIRS In morocco Buffet French Betsteads Dressing Bu
|aus Waahstand Chairs and Easy Chairs, rosewood Cen
IL and Card Tables Eagercs &C. Hair Mattresses Feather
Istsru nd pillous Chlna and Glassware, Damask aud
he Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ac
sgsthcr with the Kitchen Furniture. with which the nle
Isertv
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

1EN v THEALL. ArCTIoNEER
ID Late salesman with ~ N. LUDLOW A co.
HOUSEHOLD ~ RSfrURE, CARPETS, &C
TnELL CgRTfe WIN sell II auction on SATURDAY
pril 1879 u o'clock a. l5T Fast Fourteenth street.
ear lcond avsn all the hand~ome walnut and
Ahoany Psrior Bedroom and Dining Room faraiturr,
<ec~trucc-
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LNOR CHARLESTON, 3. @.
WEEKLY LINE
MONEKA. Captain Marshman
EMILY Is. SOUDER. Captain Lockwood.
The splendid steamer
MONEKA
y Thursday, April 20, at 3ooock p NJ, from pier
|6 North river.
For freight or passage having elegant accommodations
|ppiy,to LIVINGSTON. FOX AGO, l4l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
IIESRy H LEEDS AUCTIONEER
III HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER will sell by auction n,
On MONDAY, April "a

At i9t eo,x o.. a. r ~, Mesi fory,ioarh street
sells Carpet rosewood and black walnut Bureaus mahogany
Rockers In HAIR cloth. mahogany Soie In brocate Chande
ers and Fixtures mahogany marble Centre Tables
rosewood Suit In crimson figured brocael Hair Mattresses
Cottage Bed4tead Passcr Cotton patent Iron Bcdstcads.
Wardrobe Oicloth. Stair Carpets Refrigerator STAIR Rods
China Crockery and GLASS Ware Kitchen Furniture, &c
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
IIESRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER,
III SALESR0cM 20 LIBERTY STREET
unTEI. Films fTIrRR nan EIYTIYREs

HOTEL FURSfrURE. BAR FIXTURES, &C.
HENRY II. LEEDS 3 MINER will sell auction n
Monday. April q. at l0s O'Clock. the Northern Hotel
Of Coandt and West Streets the entire Of
the Northern Hotel consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Car
pets carved rosewood, mahogany aud black walnut suits.
gilt frame Pier and Mantrl Mirrors Hair Mattresses Boil
Pillows, Psiilasses Boistersand Pillows
carved black walnut and mahogany Marble Top Dressing
Bureaus BedsteAds Centre Tables, Side Tables, Pier
blcs; mahogany Divans In harcloth; mahogany Sofas
Chairs and Rockers covered In harrloh China Crockery
and Kitchen Ware 4c Also. all the Barrooin Fixtures
with all the Wines. Liquors and Cigars. All Of which will
be sold without the propretors about
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

TTENRY n. LEEDS, AICrIONEER.
III HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER viii sell by auction.
On MONDAY, April =.
Al I0is O'Clock. at the Northern Hotel Of Corandt
and West
HOTEL FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES. WINES. LII
QUORS &c-Consistng Of Velvet. Brussels and Ingram
Carpets mahogany Sofas Chairs and Rockers
hair cloth; mshogany marble top Dressing Bureaus, black
walnut do. mahogany Commodes, Lace Window Curtains
Sorncc-, China Croskery and Glass Also all the Wines
Liquors, bar FIXTURES a.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

IyAsrrDaA rEOrraaph ~ iIAFsH ntNtN0,
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

u FIELD, AUCTIONEEER, 4s9 PEARL STREET WILL
~. sell on Wednesday April Is a l0s O'Clock at s3s West
Thirty street. the entire Furniture contained In the
above house comprising rosewood aud mahogany Chairs
Tables Bureaus Bedseads, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
and Ocloths throughout the house Bedroom Furniture.
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture and Utensils Crockey
and large lot of other goods to mention
attention M trade.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
RESJ TpglIL Agcr.oSEEE n,!T LATE sALEs; ,ISss

RENJ LnbALi ~ M e,.ssi aa,ahold
|rniture. China and Glassware, Carpets &c rHBALL
RTIS will sell by auction Thursday, April % at u
ock at ~ East Nineteenth street. between Broadway and
|urb sll the Furniture In said House, vn-Wsl-
Dining Tables and Chairs. mahogany Bedsteads, bu-
Ians Bcdsteads wash.tands Chairs and Easy Chairs,
okcases Chandeliers. Hair and straw Mattresses China
Glassware, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, together with
|e Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence
aloguea at the anctionecrs ofce, y Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

crANfau LHsaoxs-HY rgpFgssoH WIN ~.
> piasna 49, 1sifs ~ sp.in FADtH lfals-s
a. tfafh hF Hfansa araaas~ ftIrF stsrIf GffE tsa
tafs- isssaas sea Aipif ~ t1aioa lisss ffstA
street
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

UCTIoN NoTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCT1OSEER.-
Household Furniture, &c. A. q. FUTILE will sell on
|onday at 10I, O'Clock 25 West Twentyhrst street.
ball assortment Of Furniture, Brussels Carpets ocoths
Kitchen Furniture Beds. &C, being the bal
bee Of family removing 10 the country.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER
III GROCERY STORE, HORSE AND WAGON, &C
VIII sell Tuesday at IL O'Clock the Stock and Fixtures
the old liquor and grocery stand No. 3 Grand
II Centre street. consisting of Teas Sugars Conees Soap
Starch Fish, Mustard &c Also large stock OF old
Wine Brandies Gin whiskies Wines large Refrigerator
BAR and Store Futures grocer's Horse Wagon and Har
Goods moved Immediately after sale.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

CNOR SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
The new, elegant and very fast passenger
Sidewheel Steamship
HERMAN LIVINGSTON,
Captain j. b. Baker,
l lssye on Saturday April 2s at O'Clock r. NJ, from
PAssENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
VI '''sA' - LIVINGSTON, FOX co. Agents,
l4l Broadway.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DAwNBROKER'S sALE.--THURsDAY, JAMES AGAR
will SELL at SO New Bowery, 500 lots Of Mems and wo-
Shawls Coaks Under Clothes, and variety OF
other goods suitable for the H. Barnard II Third
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTIoN SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
h( Monday April 2s at l0S O'Clock. At lOt East twenty
<uth street. Fourth the Household Furniture
family moving from town, consisting mostly Of superior
and brocatel Paror SUITS carved rosewood
i-ead large carved Extension Table, several splendid
Bookcases Mirrors Brussels Carpets choice OH Paintings
.hd Engravings Kitchen Utensils dc.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

A BUSINESS asD MEDICAL cLaiRvOYAxr VINO
n has ~ equs IN Ansfoa sri = th- isfy ~hp tfst a.
vrred u hl4 clY and H1si1n and tnt fHwNfd nTrrrf
f-fegn wp suffsss slyirg
on iast soisn sia iartuiis ahasni fFsots aud
r boz sergaa sie esn aiisy ~ you Ehs ssq prttes
for al fiseaaea aaf IL utaklrF Gffst Mis- 10
hurnbus she visa - iIIrne urn ~
Pssse sam kerneub~r this oniy irdsn~ft.
rAifeoyAn in thia she il~
n~u; crssns - hss f1ft Fhatslftla Bsign sa ostef
rtes ta sDf satsfy yVurt~lsrs. oGrs ~ Fast TtfY.
third street. ls,wsea Ttifs anf LssinTton ayssS@s
A FTDSfsHfNg --sADANH sOKnOw HpyrsTft
N daIsttef .sta tta wrf In ifiuE tss yrIr rfta
yVa snber hsf.fgyna uAxe nMfnf@ Ia Ltdlgw sfss
near Honstln.
MADAME BYRON rnE oHgArEEr BrsfsTss AND
wi fstcsi Hptriualr ta1wn sfs.tT aassflsfss
80 Folfth avrnne tsf~s o.
hADAsH DEcULAN rLkfnFONANT .--gDNsIhTt.
vi uans ffvn " uhe fnsi pfssui - fsisrr ffttl
The ooabrai iufitsi ~ Hr-1sAr
AfADAv BILLS. cLNRrpVAvr so sD sftrH
vi svreas 'tss urpsf ssa'sfI Ds.sfen rafnit 49,
s1d tEfffE.f 80 lf~s.a
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OsT-A LADY's WATCH ENGRAVED WIN TIL
"A owners name. and dated December 20. l-bl ssis
msse NJ 29ts suitable reward viii 20 paid for is
aud questions ssks1 Address bon i3i5 Post Ol' .
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

a NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR ASD BED
~ ruon on first floor. with FRONT Bnsemcn and kch.f
FOR housekeeping in West Twenty ,ond street, term
moderate. Address y, Herald Office.
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I Osr-oS THURSDAY MORNING. COMING DOW
Broadway, god Sleeve Button, engine turned, snrfac
with Old English B ln dsfE blue enamel an
gold Finder " viii receive " reward By returning
e. 10 gSDuaue street up stairs thlri npof
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
TTEyRY D. MINER, ArcTIoNEER-sALEsRoo

Wardrobe ocloth Stair Carpets Refrigerator STAIR Rods
UEyRY D, MINER, AUcTIosEER- -saLEsRooM 81
fLESxSr % 'Ns, aots2Toib D. fGRMTcRE. INTERIORS;.
CARPETS &c, all OF which IL nearly new aud made 10
Orsin MINER soxERvrLLE will sell at auction. WE'D.
30 = wct twenty seventh stree, elegant FURNITURE
ss csPe and ornoa
mS,eh sboay and ormon Cabinet Riaeere; DO do mar
gas,rc Ioisa Table French plate Nsn,el ana per
ners Velvet Carpets figured Curtains solid carved OAK
dom 1"'ss ana nso csr fable fable o. ams Ssnts xr
BedroomsEngish Velvet and Brussels CARPETS, carvcd
SSns cssir s Tsss. er Sra aSe csr.1. roe
rsps ensIsi.d eoi.s. SUIT Stair carpet. and eds o
2,iS inst Ro.srood nllard Tste nsreI. bel made 6y
UEsRY 2, MINER, AucrrosEER-ELEGAsr
o is sstsyg .Tf ~. ss :, rseI srs,s su
tuesday April ~ al 10 oelscs at private rssa.ne- s. West
sIrtsenh street near ssh asenne AL the Yurniiure CON
arysd ROSEWOOD Paror sas Velvet aud Brussels Carpets,
SIDE Tass. E,sssrs French sss.,.sds superior afsd
sr Room l FaSai,are. Ki,ehsn rtensiii a. '' ''"s
HENRY d MINER. AUcTIoSEER-sALEsRooN
IL Nassau street, opposite ,he Pos, Office
MINER soNERvILLE viii ..n at sue,lon vRIpAY.
Arri ~ a, lo O'Clock, at the private residence, 20 West
Twenty fourth street.
THE ES1rRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Particulars IN future
IIENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONERR-s ALEsROOM 81
III Nassau street opposite the Post once
HORSES AND cARRlAGBs At AUCTION,
MINER soMERvILLR
IN front ~ their salssroom,
Regular horse sale days wsdnesday and saturday
IIENRY ID. MINER AucrToNRRR-sALEsRooM 81
wit r % z sSda me pea re.s Sn1 April ~ q he
private residence I15 West Fourteenth street,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Particulars in ruesdAy's Herald
lfARsHALs SALE or DRY GOODS s--R. YIELD, Auc.
wi uoneer $50 Pearl street will sell Monday Isl ~ II
ocock srge ot Of Dry Goods RemnAni., Dress Goods
Travelling shirts sheets Pow Cases, Carpets Linens kc
By order % ". Doody. Marshal
DAwSHRoKFRs sALE.-oS WEDNESDAY. JAMES
Of Mems aud WOnens Clothing ~ all description Dresses
ahawls Under Clothes. kemnAnt4 and of other
goods worthy the attention of The trade By order of Isaac
DAwNBRORER's sALEs-R FIELD, AUCTfONEER.
Pearl viii eel Tuesday, 1tth ~ ~ ocork
large Va of Feaber Bsds PlIiows A. By order of ~ Ne
lN Eghih ave1ne. THURSDAY, Wonens tlothing
xc, by order of5 sullivan, q New chamber. STREET
DAwSBRoEER's sALR.-MosDAy JAMES AGAR
II Anoii0uear vii selk Al ~ New Bovery, Al ~ clrk
10 o of Mems Clothins " cocs SD lo 81 wofnsns
Cnthua a ssaaonAbe god. vel worthy hs sienuon o
blers and h0u-keepers By order of A J. Jsekson. "
| Prince street
DAwNBRoKERs sALB-ruEsDAY, JAMES AGAR
Goda sk and other Dresses. craPe and stella shA-i.
undsr-lnthes Sheets. atresds rsblsr0tha vprthy the
attention u dealers and others D. order 0f Phh -,
I q galhartoe street
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

SECOND FLOOR ROOM TO LEf-BUrLDfNG Jg9
N Brotdway. of rnce street formerly Jewelry
desirable FOR once and business Ap
ply az J. W. BARrLErr'S sewing machine rooms, adj
loinug
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LBERT b. wALDRoS. AUcTIoNERR-sALEs-

A rooms 6l6 Broadway.
cond hand Furniture kc, at Bergen street. Brooklyn
Ia H. WALDRON co. will sell at auction Tuesday,
r ~ ut ocock the entire contents OF the above house
Smme ncing with kitchen articles. by manuscript
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

DufVArF Lgs.uws ~ pHR~Cu OKHMAs FPsv
aha sitsh lkn slsfHs fFsr sltn*f urfs
~ ftpa fssssars Asif.ss ffafsssT wahssfsssa >.
Wee Hsfftrs1ft stfssl
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REV ARDS.


e. REWARD =srRsrED, oS SATURDAY soES
'ND ing from NO n West FUufteenth street. between
Fffi ard sfth young dark liver r0i0fed Pointer
Has white breast ara answerato She % Count
Tbe ,bose reward vii - paid for ~. rrturu
@ REwtRD LOST ON FRIDAY RvESfyg LAST.
s-sb from i10 Thompson street small Whit Dog Nih
hru~n-strtpe hs b4ct ne ~ snip
10 had wheu lost red leather r,ar with plate for
The above reward will be paid hs relru 70 the
Ab1ye residsnoe.
cln REWARD .-sTRNYED, SATURDAY NOHsisG,
s~lU Italian Hound shout years BODY ushf
sar darE brown. shit feet and ros white
aud nsrk hsd collar marked name -
Primo The ab1ve ward viii 10 raid be being
tufncd n No Eas, Tenth street near siTth aseaue
cI. REWARD. -LO4T N LEOSARD STREET. SFAR
- NlD Br1NNay The evening ~ The i7h pair 1f grsy
roth H1rsr Blankets bound with blue anf Win tie slsf
10 The finder ~ ieafnx thsfn eih he bar
cay ferry viii receive ~ abovr reward
GI- EEwARD-LOsr, WHILE Towing EAFT
'NlD from Orssnpint % loser T0nt Of H.sf -ela la
and eleven 0st snd one pine srk of Timber fhe abpre
rrsaf rn p psif On giving Information AndTeepfrfJ -
cDS REWARD LOST. SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
p-J on br,sdstJ, near tyfing y hdy small saii
Wsth, open white iac~ ven Niu, uAts h usnrra engus
turned TIE atovr reward VII b~ Tor is
NJ. Dinsnore. ai Adams Etpreta C0upany
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

I,LOcuTi Tios ~ It's rONr KgTEGriVE AND RKFfsgf
j. style lausht bY gs'sJfsisf rrpfsssH fs~ aass'
puris .i - received 30 infusiais ssIistsn Aeff--
fassfolsl usrai1 ariss
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-01


 E@There are seven hundred and fifty paper mills in active operation in the United States. They produce two hun- dred and seventy million pounds of pa- per, which, at an average of ten cents per pound, would be worth S27,00o,0oO. E<F- The few remaining articles of furniture at the Arlington House have been given up by the Government to q representative of Mrs. Robert E. Lee. E5- The Masonic Grand Lodge of South Carolina met in Charleston on the 20th. Gov. Orr delivered the open ing address.
 BEg"Mr. Surgeons church. London. comprises three thousand five hundred members. All are so classified and placed under the supervision of elders and deacons that careful pastoral watch-care is exercised over them.
 BSy~ A wicked Swiss editor has been made to apologize to Victoria for an insulting paragraph.