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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-22
GOLD.

Gold and Silver Watches Gentlemen's and
Ladies. Chains; Breast Pins and Ear Rings;
IhImbles and Finger Rings; Sleeve Buttons and
SSpectaeles and Keys; Thimbles and Pens; Silver
spoons and Napkin Rings; Silver Thimbles, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03
Nous 1icns.

A history OF the late war is now being
written by two highly educated and ac
coGpllshed gentlemen OF the Valley, Col
WIN. Alien and Prot. J. llolchkjss. o.
S,aunlun. Both OF Lhese gentlemen were
connected with the Army Of Northern
Virginia.
L.t the Ohio river village al Smiths
Ferry. a coIured man named Orne, with
his two sons, sunk an OIL wei last spring
which Ihey sold for $40 600 cash. and in.
vested $4,000 in one Of tie best farms IL
the county. They sunk second we'll,
which proved TO be Of great val0e, and
soldrtceudy for $4,000 cash.
Dick Turner. tie notorious turnkey at
Libby Prison, is soon To be provided with
safe quarters in that institution, the scene
Of his devotion 10 the rebel service.
Jefferson Davis is said to have been
seen on Monday, siking on the Iamparts
OF Fortress Monroe.
The Lutheran Church in Middletown.
Frederick county, Md, was robbed on
last Thursday evening of a lot OF wine
and the goblets, &c, used III administer
ing The sacrament.
The great Cincinnati bridge about to
be suspended across The Ohlo, will, il is
said, be The longest in the world, being
over two thousand feet longer than the
suspension bridge over the Niagara river.
lis total span will be one thousand aud
hIIyseven yards.
Hon. Lewis Cass, perhaps the Oldest
Of living American statesmen, is lallirg
daily, and his death, it is stated, is hourly
looked for bv his relatives.
Brigham Young has been made for
lorn widower twenty-eight times during
his conjugal experience. He endures his
many beTeavemenls with the fortitude Of
DahOmcy chief. One hundred and
elghty-fye comioGieIs are slll spared TO
him.
The Virginia city papers contain re-
port that 200 men, on their way to the
mines in Montana, persisted in scre W
steamer.
A man by the name Of Miles, who had
been teaching a school Of young Africans,
near White House, in Page county, was
waited upon a, laIe bour in The night,
by a commiltee Of negro men and ducked
in the Shenandoah nver, and made 10
leave The country.
The colored population Of Nashville
celebrated tie anniversary OF The Emsnci-
patton Proclamation on the 22d ult, by a
large procession, consisting Of Two regi-
menIs OF colored soldiers and two lhous.
and colo7ed people. After their parade !
they were addressed by Gov. Brownlow,
who congratulated them upon iheir eman.
ciPdlion.
Gen. Howard has issued circular 10
the officers of the Freedmen's Bureau.
u'gng frmness in tie emergency caused
ey the recent action on The Bureau Bill |
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03
WE'RE NEARER HOME.

W. know not whats hyiore us,
WDatulp,. are to come
Eu, each d,y passing DER US,
B.iug. " still nearer home.
We're nearer, nearer home,
Our blessed, hagP! home,
Where grief aud ,in can never come
We're nearer, ue,rcr home.
Nea;er home, nearer hone,
Nearer to my happy home,
Nearer home, rcaIcr home,
Our blessed, happy home.
Tho d2rk our path, and lonely,
And clouds our sky DER cast,
Let us remember only,
That it will soon be past.
We're nearer, &C.
What e'er Of gloom or anguish
Life TO our hearts may bring,
In doubt We will not languish,
But cheerrully well sing.
We're nearer, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03
"My Mother Mother,

II is said hat these were among tho
last words of the grea, lamenled Henry
| Clay.
Mothers. learn here lesson. Look at
| your sons and daughters, and realize this
important truth, that in the nursery ~
laid the foundation OF your chld's future
| life. Instead OF teaching them TO play
! The empty headed coXcomb. and 10 ftfe.
teie lifetime always IN nonsense. leach
them the path Of true greatness and use
lulness. Who are The men who have
adorned human nature, aud reflected a
halo Of glory upon their country They
are. with lew exceptions, those who in
infancy leaned To clasp their tiny hands
and kneel al a mothers side, and dedica-
ted their hears 10 the Father OF spilils.
A mothers haIIowed influence never
dies. The boy never forgels the moth
er's love. Though he nay wander Gar
from home, and engage in many vices,
yet mothers voice soft and tender. that
fell upon his ear in infancy, is borne up
on many passing breeze, and whispers,
My son, ny son, remember mothers
love; how she has taught you to pray,and
reverence the God OF mercy"
Seventy long years have been
numbered with the pssr: scenes, political
aud national warm and exciting. bad pas
sed away; near fifty years had marked the
resting. place OF that Christian woman,
when ihal noble son, vpon the bed Of
death, is heard ealing for "my mother.
mOlh,r. mother Sweet words for tho
the lips Of one who owned hi. greatness
10 NE maternal care Of mothers love
Mothers Go you wish your sons 10 hon.
or you in the busy conflicts Of life, 10 bo
ornaments TO society, 10 call upon you in
The cold hour of death ! Then acl to
Ihem mothers part-teoch them the
way Of virtue, Of morality, and Of relig-
on.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03
Congressman Hooper Opens the Wrong
Letter.

Washington correspondent Of the
Rochester Democrat, tells he following:
want 10 tell you joke upon one of
the best men in the House. The Hon:
Samuel Hooper. of Massachusetts. is
we'll known for his ample fortune. cult
valion and lsrge brnevolence. He is one
Of the most punclilhous and careful gen.
llemen Of the old school. who honor this
generation by their faslilious poIlteness.
There is another Hooper in the House.
This is the Delegate from Utah, very
quiet, well bred gentleman. Ii often hap
pens that papers, letters and kilograms in
tended for the latter 60 10 the former.
This is especially true when the initials
are omitted. Mr.. Hooper is greatly an
moved bv these mistakes. |, ls very an
moving IN his nice sense Of courtesy 10
open another mans missive, even unln-
leniionsl.y. A day or two since dis
patch was handed to him. addressed "Mr.
Hooper. House Of Representatives,"
Opening it, he was observed 20 refoId Il
hastily and look abnu, the House with a
most peTpIrXlug air. 'oIy MT. Jehckes'
Of Rhode Hand occupied the next seat.
Forming TO han. Mr.. Hooper asked. in
vexed tore, as he unconsclously again un-
folded The dispatch, "Wha, shall ! DO.
Jenckes Here have been opening
another mans dispatch" The Rhode
Islander read, as he leaned over, the fol-
lowing, bearing date "Sslt Lske City
Mr. Hooper: One OF your wives has just
been delivered of SON" Imagine Ihe
amusement the story creates as i, goes
circulating over the House. The Nor
mon must he doubly vexcd al he mistake.
and the unmislakab,c fastening upon him
of that which j. a crime at slalule law. In
! The meanwhile, 0rr courteous friend from
Massachusetts receives many Ely oks
about Zone Of his wives"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03
Truths from Punch

Every msn should keep the wolf from
his door, and his molher.in.lsw TOO, If ho
can. 10
Every woman has right 10 be wba,
age she pleases, for II she wrTe 10 sisls
her real age. no one would believe her.
Every woman Who makes pudding. las
perfect IghI 10 believe that she can
make beuer pudding Than any oher wo-
man IN the world.
Every msn who csrves has decided
right to think of himself oy putting a few
choice bis aside. a...l
Every woman has right 10 ibink heF
child the "preiiiesl IiuIe baby in the
world" and !! would te the Qtesiesi folly
10 deny her st.s right. lor she 9oTId be
-vrs 90 take II. as1
Every young lady has arIgki TO faint
when she plesses, il her lover IS by her
side 10 catch her.
Every fool has q right TO be on the best
terms viii hinsself, and thai man is q
great fool aha differs with him about
those terms. He.fa1
Every child who makes a noise has
right to be turned al OF The room and
snfposiug 700 have Dol the right, you
are perfectly jasuGeG, If parents are sb-
seni, IN u.ufpIns IL
lib 80 - -s---- 80 -. -
our Maker itfvaghi IN wrongs foa
Adam 10 live siHals sken disre @ss rot
4 woman upon ihe earth, bow cnDirsliy.
gully S;e Old bacheloGs, with The world
luil Of pretty girls. u "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03

Lucy: There now, how slUPij My
new bounel's come. and they don ts cay
which is the front T. Jenny: "AiI lhr
better; Won can wear a Out both sides"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03

The Ladir.-May heir virtue exceed
even the mogniudr Of ther sklrls.. while
their faults a,e suli smaller than lbeI'
bOunetS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-03

"alsdam. you said your 'oB was law.
yer! has lie much practice = "Why,yes.
SIT, he has PractIce Of smoking cigars. I"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
EARM AT AUCTION

: MN At AUCTION.
splendid Graxnr Farm si,,af cd In the township Of
nonre Orange cUunty STATE on Se York. nles from
We hul.1n river, west for Mont pncry, containing 30
~ ~ which farm Lamb ana lio7 WOODLAND
s.'ne With the large new dwelling fna containing hfteen
hnl CELLAR also barns .tniirely
~ The above ftuperty viii be- solA public auction
W., vfsnEe i1el the eltv ~ Nfewbura Monday
~ ~ ocock r. " Tsrms-rer per cent al the tiuic
$50 iify rcr me ICh stg Of June, when the
ve ready FOR delivery ana ~ balance bond aud
a. the opt Of ne rnrrE .aser,
yss'H ~ sven per cent ~ F''ef'
~ rteer Iaftcnar~ annie "a n fffOE r. FERRIS Me-
xopoiitn Hotel, New Yors wy W ~ FliLERrox ksa
-" K. issssslfLspAuan Aaeponser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
SALES AT AUCTION.

WIN. Writer'S, AUOTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
" day, at 1917 O'clock 257 West Nineteenth street.
al the genieel Household Furniture IN the above house
rich Velvet Tapestry other Carpets Olclohs
hantei Vases, Chandeliers Brackets; black walnut
hogany and enameled Suits fine Hair Mattresses Bedding
Wardrobes Lounges Rocking and other Chairs, Table and
sion Table, Basement and Kitchen Furniture, 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

80
y Public notice Is hereby g,se. nrn
Of the sinking Fund will offer for sale at pubic
ie & u New York s0G the o Sf Rea
l. Corr Of Land north side of Chambers street. near WI
Parcel Of Land side of corlesrs street. between
3 Block bounded by Ioboken Yves, and Canal streets
To- north side Of Thirty 9TH street, near Third avenue
rwo Lots north and south sides Of Forty ninth street
SIX Lots north south sides Eighth street, between
Two blocks Of Land between Sixty. Sixty.
Severity Lots between Fif,yhrs and Ffyseven,h
sset Third and sogr, 9Se ro ,.,w.o, Saver,
yaf.h and seventy sixth streets. 49,, s.~..,,., u.,,
Fourth and FIJI avenues.
~ Thrtylyc Lots, Seventy ninth and Egheth streets
is Tby,rour Lots Eighty nrstand Eighty second streets
MADISON nd lifth avenues
~ Two Lots south side Eghtyecond street. near Fourth
is one Lot southwest of 3o,h and Twelfth
Is rwo Lots north Seventy ninth street. south side
gsueih street, near Third avenue 80. -,
r. Eight Lots side Of Ninth avenue, Ninety fourth
aid Nfncis fifth streets.
Is lot side of Second avenue, near sevcnty-eshh
~ Thirty south side Of seyenynnth street and
~ fotyave lots Seventy and seventyhfh streets,
ia ri aud Fourth avenues.
rsphic maps may be obtained ?, the Comp,roer'
oncr. Hall Of Records on or after Nay 10 next
the zee OF twenty dollars each ot 70 be paid
a, the enrlroer oace sa9h gay s @ S ..sr sl
ready delivery and the balance seventy per cent?
Spnsin on bond and mortgage FOR nve years from June l.
1854 with interest at the rate OF seven per cent per anun
nay be pa 4 on at any time within the i've years giving
months notice 70 the Comptroller; or e may be paid In
day when Interest Is due within tho i've years
fs sale win be continued from day % day until the whole
''O''''' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
CosrraoLLER's OFFICE HALL OF RECORDS,
April ~ l5N \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

~ ~ LEVY, AUCTfONEER-wILL SELL THIS DAY
u tFrfday) l0s O'Clock No it East Forty gbth
street Of Second avenue, all The Furniture contained
house, vy.Velvct medallion 'srpts, Brussels and
Ingrn Carpets, elegant rosewood suits la rich brocatel
very Lace and Brocatei CURTAINS marble top Tables
Lounges 'On Painnsgs. Bedstead Bureaus Wa-hstands
Hair aud Feather Beds Pillows, Blankets, comior ers,
Spreads Extension Table, Mirrors Crockcry aud Kitchen
Utensils. with which the sale will commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
SALES AT AUCTION.

LxECUTOR,s sALE-DAvID ID. EGAN, AUCTIONEER,
~ VIII sell saturday, May s. at lO O'Clock a. 90
Canal street, yarck Carpets Bureaus, Beeas
Chairs Tables Crockery Stoves Window Shades, &c BY
order of Nicholas Walsh, executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

wv. Writer'S, ArcIoNEER-sBLLs. THIS DAY,
w szo'co<k st t5s Canal street. large and general
assorpnen, Of FURNITURE second c,rpe,s also
Ii II Remnants Centre Dning snd Tea Tables shns
bgusskccpnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

IL ceLroS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, Mirrors CARPETS Parlor suits Curtains ana
Cornces Beds Msttrcsses A. This day Friday, MAJ . u
0 o'clock, ~ Great Jones street between Broadway
and the Bowery the eute Furanre o. W large four sOy
house ennbrscing every variety Of Paflor Dining Rom
Bedroom and Basement Goods French Plate Mirrors Vel
Brussels Carpets marble top Colagc and oiher
hlhs Pressing Bur.Sl, Centre card and Lss-nson Ia
sstuisy az the auction room IA Broadway very large
rattt ulars TO morrow y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

IVANrED--rOR A SEASON Ot EIGHT WEEKS. FOR
w Ui the principal Western Theatres nr Ola WO
man; must be reliable and good dresser Apidy hume
diateiy FranS Rivers Co., Dramatic Agents. % West
Houston S., Nav YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER
IL Iiegsnt Horses Victoria RockAway, Dog Cart, Phae
- III RpwARp scHENcK

on % moTrow m0rnlns 3th lns ~ 10 clock ~ The n
va.e stable ia sixteenth Third
FOURTH avenues the entire establishment OF private gentle
FxAn elegant span OF bay Wares i5 hands years
old and kind and very stylish drivers and
eau tra IN four minutes. also long tai bay Mare hands,
ola warranted sound aud kind stylish aud one
saddle horse; also long tail bay trotsng Horse 5 hands
very stylish aud ane driver and can iroi IN thrc.
also BEAUTIFUL long tail black BLACK Hawk Mare ibis
hands years old sound Kind and gentle IA s harness. and
without FAULT beautiful light Victoria four wheel Dog
Coupe. KockAway, elegant Double sleigh, f0t
land Gutter and double and single Harness sale premo
~ The may any previous ~ the sale o.
the stable la East srteentn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE.-TROTTING
y FRIDAY, May T. at 3o'clock-Purse 500. mile heats
three In five, In harness.
r Mitcheil's c. 8. Aremus Ward
II. Woodruhs 8. m. Rosamond.
J. Crooks b. 4. New York.
j. Somerindykes b. &. Pedlei.
X. Walkers b. IN. Cricket.
T. Cregan's b. m Lady Hunter
d. Oge's =. m Lady Marcclnc
i. Carpenters b. g. General sherman
s. X. Perkins b. & Toby Candor.
ID. Phfers b. IN. Ida.
A. Pattersons b. g. Antietam.
W. Peabody's b. m. Amber
NJ g. Smiths br. m. Kate Atwood.
Owners Dr. s. Cassus NJ. Clay Jr.
JOSEPH CROCHERON. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

n BURKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1876 BowERY-
~. will seA this day at lOf ocoes ~ l56 Essex street,
thr s,rk Fixtures Furniture and Bagatclle Of Lager
* e. saloon sale in lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04


L,ERRY LEASES AT AUCTION,
AT THE CITY HALL.
On Tuesday May Is 1906 at II ocock A. NJ will be sold
public auction TO the highest bidder with adequate
The Lease of the Ferry now from the foot Of
OF ten years from the LIST day Of June, 1866.
The Lease of the Ferry established from the foot Of
term years. from the LIST day Of November 1865
The Lease OF the Ferry established from the basin
the foot OF Spring street. North river TO point the
OF ten years, from the LIST day Of june 1850.
The said Ferry Leases will be sold with all the rights,
privileges and adyan thereof belonging the Corpora
~ MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, April 10, 1866
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI ELEGANT SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
on Friday May g. at l0h O'Clock,
az the salerooms 81 Liberty street removed for
hair cloth Chamber Furniture In variety Velvet and Ia.
pesry Carpets Mirrors Oh Paintings Prints China and
Glass Ware Window Shades Curtains, DC. Catalogues at
sale.
HENRY d. MINER, AUcrIoNEER.
EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
MINER 4 sOMERvILLE will sell at auction, on Friday
80 FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE MYNDERT VAN sCHAICK,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising rosewood and black walnut Paor and Bedroom
Suits In brocael aud reps Lace and Damask Curtains Vel
vet Brussels and Ingram Carpets, rosewood Eagerc ce
gany carved; Bookcases, French Plate Mirrors Library
Furniture Dining Room Furniture. Lounges Bullets, Hall
Chairs Olclohs &C. rosewood Panoiorte, made by Dun
ham, &c, &c.
AN ELEGANT PARK CARRIAGE
FINE OLD FAMILY COACH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

('OiR 4 MURPHY AucTfONEERs. WILL SELL. on
Saturday, at 1917 O'Clock 1T 80 Fulton street Brooklyn
one elessnl black walnut Parlor SUIT In green velvet one
mahogany aud black walnut Psrlor Suit In hslrcloh
and nahogany Bedseads rosewood octave
Psnoforc. do 81 Extension Tables Brussels and In
carpets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
SPORTING.

A SIBERIAN BLOODHOUND FOR SALE-BEAuTIFUI.-
N ly colored and spotted months old; large
his and Just right tricks he very apt
Can be seen at SI7 Bowery. c. CRESS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

A UCTION SALE.-A NJ MILLER, AUCTIONFER.
~ BY A. NJ. MILLER & CO., IS Cedar street second door
from broadway On saturday May 1856 perempory sale
of the balance OF stock of superior Household Furniture
81 Cedar OF sale consisting
Chamber Sets In rosewood walnut mahogany and oak
Psrlor Sets rosewood walnut and mahogany aud harcloth;
Lounges in walnut and OAK Hat Stands Chairs once Desks
Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds.
Sale to commence at l01s O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

I osT-A NOTE, MADE ny !. r mAskISs rREsi
dent the order Of John Dee Treasurer, No. 2 fo
ter thousand dollars Ool dated syracuse Jan 1895
payable June l. 1855 mt the Albany City National hank
The public Cautioned against negotiating said note,
payment has been stopped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
HENRY ID. MINER, AUCrIoNEER
EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEG ANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
HENRY D. MINER, AUcrIoNEER
SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

MINER 4 SOMERvILLE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
FRIDAY, MAY L. AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
LEXINGTON AVENUE, ABOVE FIFTY-rElKD STREET
Elegant Household Furniture comprising In part rose
wood Paror Suit in satin embroidered brocate rosewood
marble top Table elegantly carved Lace Curtains
and silk Lamberkins, Velvet Brussels and threeply
Carpets. '''',
Elegant black walnut Dressing Bureaus stauary marble
black walnut Bedstead best English Ulcoths Toilet
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c &c.
All furniture made 10 order by the best
makers, and Is nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

choice breeds Of Dogs Butlers infailibe Mango Cure
and Flea Extermnaor, 70 cons Buffers work the
dog s. Dogs boarded trained &c Medicines for all dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

NEW YORK THEATRE
~ (i.ate Miss Lucy Rusn'on's)
TO LET FOR ONE YEAR.
With scenery, Fixtures. Ac.
Applications, writing, stating proposed may be al
DIRE scd f0r week,
ALEX. r. STEWART
Broadway and Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04
AMUsEm EyT~.

MOODS THEATRE ADMISSION ~ CEsrs
w 5lf Broadway opposite 81 Nicholas ~ ,rl
Performanc- offered the most chtstc aui varied
ture and renders this beautiful theatre ths
FAMILY RESORT Oh fifs CITY.
EVERY EVENING AID WEDNESDAY, MATINEE
The young beautiful ard gifted
MORRtLI SISTERS
(>Ophe rnnel respectively ", IL aud ~
welsh FdwarIs. a. q Hayrnpsr.. Alive seidcr M. r.
wrgat Ac viii appear la he sposacuisr ia.
trasaganxs of The
ELvEs. ELVES,
STATUE BRIDE. STATUE Bitl DE
Grand Pas DE Elves. Madame hERELISu ER.
The performance colnmruo as with
1hE GOOD 40 NplulNH
................ Miss JENNIE WOtRRLL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

DICHAPD FIELD AUCr1ONEEH, WILL SELL. THIS
IL day May a,1ox o'clock ., the saesroorn tso Pearl
street large stock % nGrsn rhree ply and Hemp Car
pets Eng.h and American olslohs 90 pieses Canion Nat
ting also Linens Towels, Crash hne Lace cnftAn >heet
Table Cloths &o we'll worthy the stenuosof dealers aud
hou-ekeepers.
cuERTrFs SALE. RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION.
> will sell this day Friday at III O'Clock at East
Broadway lsfse Iron safe. - -. -
Ious &. LYsf, Deputy JOHN KELLY, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

OsT or sr0fpy-FEOI u wAsnfNgTOS PLACE.
IL corner u Gferne street small Parcel, containing 90
fNs arI memorandum value % any
ifa owner reward VIII be- given for h" return
0 ne Que 10 address aud 40 questions Asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

DOR SALE--A PAIR OF HANDSOME NEWFoUND-
land Dogs Italian Greyhounds small Black and Tan,
Scotch and Skye Terriers Apply to JOHN GRAY Roose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

at 2 o'clock r.. Wtrr4w
place, BrooRiyn,
rosewood Parlor Suit seven pieces mahoshany marps
suit hairco,h Ifatstand Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Oicioths. &c. -
OUR ANNUAL CARPET SALE
WILL TAKE PLACE on NAY H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

nEsIR ABLE-A GENrLEaAN's PAHK PHAETON
~ little used, with shifting top, aud fun sc' ~ afnes,
for s0 59 Broadway owner Is about leaving town
bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-04

hoo LOsT-A LARGE SIZED SHEPHERD. COLO
light brown and white. Return him ~ ~ East Invent
eighth IN the piano factory You shall be liberal
rewarded.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-21

IL Sold in Sunbury Pa.
by FRILING 4 SoY, and all Druggists and Retailers
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-21

Cy9 SuNBuRY CLASSICAL INsTITUTE.-This edr-
catonal institution we pleased to learn was
opened on Monday last with most fatterin pros
poets The number of scholars the first day was
sixty-ive and has since been gradually increasing.
This school which is day and boarding school is in
the hands of competent teachers Rows. Mr.. Cremer
and Miller, Principals assisted by Miss Powers in the
female dcpartmcnt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-04-21

tsRs TnE BASE BALL CLuB.-This club was or
ganized on Friday evening last, under the name OF
tho astar Base Ball Club of sunbury" II numbers
about twenty porsons, but will, no doubt, receive
large additions to ih numbers. They played their
FIRST game on Saturday last, above town, near the
Augusta notc and did very well for new beginners
The following are the officers of the club
Prcsident-H. b. Rodrigue.
Vice President-J. B. Erskinc,
socrctary-Gcorge d. Buchcr.
Treasurcr-Georgc L. Board.
Directors of Ground--Jamcs Billtnan, James Ma
lone and Richard A. Fischer,
An election of officers will take place every
month.