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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28

TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS
" OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTFRMAsTER,
WAsPINGTCN,D c., March IA, 1865.
AUCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES MILL.
TARl RAILROAD MATERIAL.
VIII be sold at public auction at Alexandria,
Va, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1866,
hrst-class Loco motive Engines, feet 83-inch
gauge; cylinders, 15x22; weight 25 tons
4Passenger Cars.
20 Box Freight Cars.
2StCck ars.
Platform Cars.
80 Small Truck Cars
21 Trucks for Freight Cars.
18 pairs Wheels on aXles.
Sttam Pumping Engines.
l Stationary Engine.
IL Henderson Pumps.
500 tons second. hand Railroad Iron (go0dl
A large quantity OF
Frogs, Chain,
Nails, s Mauls,
Switch Fixtures, Axes,
tar Couplings Picks,
Bar Iron, Stoves,
Springs, Files
Nuts, Sperm Oil, etc.
20 Buildings, from 10x12 to 2OOx4O feet.
Let OF Office Furniture.
Contents of Printing Office.
A large quantity OF new Shelf Hardware.
/ Herring Safe.
Saloon Car, feet st-inch gauge elegantly fin
ished and furnished with black walnut, trimmed
with green plush; double trucks with broad tread.
wheels.
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
Ii L. ROBINSON,
B 16 fmw10t BVt. Brig .-Gen., A. q. M.
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50 Unserviceable Cannon
iron and bronze,
Laboratory Stores ana
Materials,
Spare Parts (new) for
Springfield Muskets and
Colts Revolvers, and
an assortment of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-02-21
NORTH cARoIlsA LEGlsI arURE.

On Monday, February I2lh. ia The Senate, III
Bynan. IRON the committee on 6asnes, % whom
w4s referred the resolution 10 Ascertain ~hs, debit.
JevOI,ed upon the Stale during the late rebellion. are
void submitted report, specifying such debts a. 10
the opiaiOa Of the committee, shoun be ligud,leI.
The resoutiou and report ordered 70 Be printed
On mo,ioa Of Nc Howard, the BIZ is rspsal the
twelfth section Of The tenth ehspef Of acts Of The s..
embly, passed AZ the extra session Of 1861. regard.
ing toe jurisdiction 81 courts 10 cases 81 creditors and
te5tJr. was isken ep. A warm and pro,rleiei de-
bs,e en.ued. when, on motion Of M. Morehesd. The
ball va. Indefinitely postponed.
ii The Commons, Mr.. MeAden, from the join, se.
leet committee on salaries and fees, reported bin
TO regulate salaries and fees Read first lime and
ordered 70 be printed.
On Tuesday, 10 the Senate. after some uninpOr
ant business. Mr.. Mckay addressed The Senate Ia
70 uehng words, on The death Of senstor Isaac Nev
ton sanders; and offered tribute Of respect 10 III,
deceased, which was unanimously adopted.
Mr. MOrshead aiso spoke ia brief but pathetic term,
on The death Of NJ. Sanders.
On notion the Senate then adjourned.
Ain The House, Mr. Webb presented ps: iiion iron
sundy msgissrstes Of Orange county. praying ID.
enaetmsn. Of lay allowing compensation IN Justie
ss Of the Peace Cor their services. Referred 10 ID.
committee on Propositions aud Gnevancss.
Mr. MeNair introduced bill fof the relief o. ese
euiois administrators. trustees, guardians, and o,hr
person, acting in sducisry espscisY.
MLfarr, presented bill % establish homes
freehold.
A message Was received from His Eiesllsncy ID,
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raj controversy, 40 | could not well 10 so
under the circumstxuces. ~ Il
Ysf Abatement was very frank eue, !
aud Itheught Il was due to you 70 meet u
in the s&me spirit.
4 Nc. Doug x.-rhank you, Sir.
The til think you viii fud 80
far as the South is concerned, that il you
will all inculcate there the idea in connec-
tim with the one Won urge, that the colored
people can live and advance in civilization
to better advantage elsewhere than crowd
ed right down there in the South, il would
be better for them. la IhA1N11 80
Mr., Douglas But the masters have the
making Of the laws, aud We cannot get
away from the plantations. go g yaWia
"a The Presidenis--What prevents yousbs
n MIR. Douglas. I'VE have no. the simple
right of locomotion through the Southern
States now. .sad.aQllhs ss ls taale
The presidenl. WHY noti The Cor
ornament furnishes you with rsery facility.
y Mr.. Douglas. There are six days in the
year that the negro isafree 9in the Soulll
now, and his MASTER then decides for him
where he shall 60, where he shall work,
how much he shall work--in fact !. he is d.
vested Of all political pnwer. He is abso-
lutely in the hands Of those mes. 4 basis
81 The President.--lf the master INV con.
trUls him or his action, would he not con-
troll him in his yuie.i ipad2gaAi Ham bs
e. Mr.. ID uglas.--I.eti the negro once un-
derstaad shat heihas an organic right to
voie. aud he will raiseupa party IN abe
Sunthcrn States among the pnor. who will
rally with him. There i the cuufiie ha,
you speak of bet seea the wealthy slavehsl.
der and the poor man. IN = woK
Ell The Presideat.--vou touch right upon
the point there. There is the conflict,
and hence Isaggest emigration. 1.-The can
not get employ Incnt in the South, he has il
in his power to 90 where he can get IL.
Inlpartiags ths President said that they
we're both DESTROYS of accomplis lling the
same ends. but propnsed to ,la 50 by FOL
lowing different roads. IN saa i 80 laf
Mr.. Douglas. on turning to leave. re
marked 20 his fellow delegates, The Pre-
sideat sends Us IA the people. and we will
have 10 On and get the people tight"
- the Presialeat.--Yes.s SIR | have grea
faithim the people. lbelievs they will d.
what is right. 81 j. ia9m2s'ls@8a ~
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AiIlsbarduge gsrdtnsr,
HILLsB0ROrGH, N. G.
Wednesday. FEBRUARY N. IS66.

- Subscribers in arrears for The Recorder are
earnestly requested 10 make payment lIof our CO.
tenporarss require payment 10 advance, and We are
no, less needy than they. n money eanno, be had,
bring Us PROVISIONS.
Its our desire 70 enlarge our paper % something
IKE is former size but 20 enable Us 10 % 80 We
mus. have new supply Ofype, and that cannot lie
had without money. Oar subscribers will please 10
lake notice Of this.
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could obtain. the artificial arm was considered more
ornamental than useful, and would recommend IA,
all who desire the should be furnished 4, cos,
bu, ,heeg 10 all q, The expense Of the State. The
rcs.lu,ion passed under Suspension Of The rules.
On motion Of Mi. Cash, the resolution authorizing
the acts ofhc secre, session Of the General Assembly
for 90 sc to be printed was taken up. and on motion
Of Mr.. Arendel was amended as 10 include the Sc
Gre, sessions Of 90 %. Quite an animated bot brei
discussion cnsucJ the ayes and nays were called and
the question passed by vote Of ayes %. nays II.
In the House, Mr.. Huchison moved 10 reconsider
the vote BY which the House rejected on yesterday
the bill authorize the banks 81 the State 10 subscribe
for stock in the National banks. g s.ss sss.s..vf
Aiter some discussion, In which Mesrs. Smith Of
HcnforJ, cowsn, Blackmer, Luke and Hu,chson
advocated a reconsideration. aud Mss1s Thompson.
Caldwell and Waugh opposed. Mr.. Waugh ,nossi,o
lay on The table the ma,on 10 reconsider. The yeas
and nays were called. and the motion 20 lay on the
table was losl--ycas %, Maya AZ. ets#saf
On mo,ion Of Mt. Thompson. the ms,sn 10 feeon.
slider was made the special order iof !: O'Clock. NJ.
on "Wednesday neI,. fMg
A bin 70 suih.riss certain Cherokee Indians 70
main permanently in North caroina;
A bill to punish sediiious language. in.urections
and relellionsin the State;
And bill 10 aushodre The county courts 10 en-
power administrators. guardians and executors 10 sell
or cash. Passed third readings.
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Head Quarter. Department 81 Nnhh cafolsna.
Raleigh. y. e.. februsfs l5lh. is66.
To Hs ExrsRsacy Joasiisa Wsrfk.
C0resaor II AorfA CsraFas.
Sm:--Iam directed by the Commanding
General 10 arknowlsJge the receipt &c s..ur
Excrllency's letter Of the 9Th inst. inelas.
irg q petition FIRMS the Grard Jary and
Counts Attorney ~ Orange Court,, AMI
in reply o. the qnrstinns raised therein, 4"
infnrn yuur Excrlleney that a. there IL no
distinction made by the laws uf North Car
Dina between whites and blacks in fhe
matter Of evidence in pleas 90 the State.
the trial Of criminal cases against blacks.
in which. by the laws nj the State. the pun
isll,nent must necessarily be The same.
whether the offence i committed by uhiie
or black persons. will be permitted BY die
Civil Courts.
IL case the punishment inr the offence il
not necessarily the sane for WHITES md
blacks. Freedmen charged with such 81.
fence will be tried BY Military Cemmis.
sion.
In cases where the oilrncr, IL committed
bv white man. would by the Laws II
Nortl Carolina be punishable bv impri..
nnmcnt not Ia exceed one mouth. and a
fine mt To exceed one hundred dollars. the
Agents Of the ffreanens bureau have
p.aer 10 punish.
have the hsnur 10 be your Exeellenry'-
obedient servant,
SisuedJ Ia. CAMPBELL.
A. A. General.
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TIE F,osm,n, Basesu and ke JsrissIei.sn Of ~,
Courts.

Tie FreeSmtn', BayesY and ihe y.risdeiieu Of ~
Courts
Judge Buxton. being about 10 open ihe
courts in his district. addressed q letter to
Col. Whiillesey. chief Of the freedmen's
bureau for this State, propounding certain
questions relative 10 Jurisdiction in cases
where freedmen are concerned. The fal
lowing il Col. whittlesey's answer, which
he has kindly permitted Us TO publish for
tie Information Of the public;
Bureau ~ n, ". a A.L-
Raleigh, Feb l3ih. ls6c.
X. r. Buxton, E,qs
SIR: Your favor OF the 10th is Just re-
ceised. In the matters referred 10 il will
not be difficult 10 avoid conn,ct Of jurisslic.
ton. Tie principles by which military
authorities are governed are these.
LIST. In cases vi breach Of criminal law
BY freedmen. no objection will be made 70
trial by civil courts (eolored testimony be.
ing by Law ADMITTEDLY. provided that the
sentence against whites and blacks, when
convicted, be necessarily the same.
2nd. In cases where whites are accused
Of offences against coIored people (colored
testimony not being admitted). the militia.
ny authorities claim jurisdiction. should
the bill now before the Legislature be pass
Cd, these cases viii be transferred 20 the
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State Of Nerih Carolina, Executive Department.
Raleigh. n. G.. February li,h. lssG.
Jela ". GrGhsn.. Esq, Hii'6~Dugh. y. c.
DsM SiR:--on rrcrip; Of your letter
and The peiitian Of the Grand Jury II 0r-
ange. incloscd the same 10 General Ru.
ger. wiz, the expression Of my hope that
the civil courts wnull be allowed exclusive
jurisfiction 10 cases Of the character ref.r-
led 10. inciose a copy II his answer.
Yours, very respectfully.
JONATHAN WORTH.
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
uENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER,
d AUCTTONEERS.

AN ELEUANT COUNTRY SEAT AT NEWBUR0.
To BE- sold by auction at the Orange Hotel Newbprg
dence situated on the banks OF the Hudson. two mile.
the modern mprovements and cold wstsr urnscc de-
The outbuidngs very large and commodous consisting
OF carnage house, sabos horses coachmans
COW stables Ice house &c Attached TO the cottage ~
acres OF highly cultivated land fine garden fruits dc water
place lsh Acres q Land adjoining forming Of the
most beautiful building sites Hudson
surpassed For further particulars inquire Of HENRY H.
brosdS, Sr ~ n Ss{ :ieed cw dSors west Of
burg The leave tor Newburs daily 7k 10 A. NJ
and return at all hours "
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
DENJAMIH p. THEALI. AUCTI0NEER
ID Late Salesman with Il. H. Ludlow 3 Co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANOFORTE, CARPETS SILVER PLATE,
4 GIASAWARR

rHBALL CURTIS will sell By auction, on Tuesday,
April H. 1893 at II O'Clock at the private residence IS
West Twenty nth street. between Broadway and Sixth
all the Furniture contained IN said house, consisting In
part OF elegantly Parlor suits,
and lowered satin; French Secretary Esgcres Centre Ia
bes marble tops rosewood walnut and mahogany French
Bedseads Dressing Bureaus washsands Tables Lounges
Chairs and Easy Chairs wardrobes Hall Stands &c Straw
and Hair Mattresses, Feather holsters aud Pillows,
Eo-ewood Psnofore stodart maker bronze Chandeliers
hante Ornaments hne silver Plated Ware, best sheffield
pte China and Glassware line satin Curtains and tasse
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets together with the
Kitchen Furpiture, with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues af the auctioncers onnce u Liberty street
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
HENRY q. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
II HENRY II. LEEDS MINER win sell By Auction
ON TUESDAY. April II,

HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE-consistihg Of Brussels and
Ingram Carpets carved rosewood Suite Black walnut sui
Curtains. black walnut Reps Lounge extension Dining
Table Sideboad Arm Chairs In reps black walnut
and gilt Cornces black walnut Ottomans In crimson velvet
rosewood Reception Chairs dressing Burcaus with marble
Bedseads hair Mattresses Palasses Bolsers
lows, China. Crockery, Glass and Kitchen Ware
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
pEyJ y rnrALI. ArcrroNEER-LArE sAIEsxAN

llENJ p THfAli. AtCr1ONEER-LATE SAIEaNAN
ID with 4. n. LUDLOW 90, Elegant Household furn
cure, Mirrors, and Wilton Carpets dc TuEALL
CURTIS will sell hy auction tuesday. April H. 1896.
~ o'clock, at the private residence No. IS Union
tWes between Fccnh and sixteenth streets all the Fur
Turo contained IN sd house consisting In part Of elegant
~ carved Rosewood afor Sus IN blue aad crimson
Sarved Roewo6d Extension Dining Tables Buffet Library
Tables Bookcases Centre Tables Etagcres French Bed
siends Dressing Bureaus Washstands Arnoir.a- -gace
Lounges and Chairs Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds
Bureaus Washstands, MardrObes Lounges Chairs, Ac. ;
Easy Chairs In damask and hair coth Secretary Book
cases sets OF very elegant blue white and satin
curtains and rassas rich Lace Curtains hne French Pats
Mirrors rich carved wood frames; fine Feather Beds Ro
sers and pows, straw and cured hair Maresscs elegant
NSminste Wilton, Velvet aud brussels Carpets olclohs
Bugs, also nne upright Panoforte &c together with the
Kitchen furniture With which the sale VIII Cata
tOgues At the once OF the auconees No ~ Liberty street
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
HESRsyy =; LEEDS, !, AVcTIoSEEE; IT 9 y !; ';,

IJENRY II. LEEDS, ACCTTONEER.
IL HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction ON
MONDAY, 10TH, AND TUESDAY, l7TH APRIL.
At 10n O'clock at the extensive warerooms Of Mr. Henry
- Stoney. es6 Broadway, near Spring street.
THE ENTIRE SUPERB MANUFACTURED STOCK OF
CABINET FURNITURE
Of Mr. Henry soney who Is about relnquhing his bust
own make expressly for broadway city trade Of his latest
and most fashionable styles OF Paror Bedroom, Dining
Room Library and Hail. beautifully carved and nlad with
the most rare and upholstered with choice
coverings Of new and late ffnportatons.
Mr. Soneys well known reputation for Is years this city
sufficient guarantee for the superiority Of his work and
beauty Of desigu.
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
IJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell By Auction
ON TUESDAY, April II,

ELE0ANT HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Velvet and Brussels and Ingram Carpe ebony gilt Fur
niture (made BY Bembe) carved Suits, Lace Curtains
bronze and marble Ornamental orou Chandelier and
Fixtures. fancy Chairs elegant Centre Tsbes Engravinss
and OIL PaintnGs elegant Library Table.
DINING ROOM fURNITURE-Oak extension dining
Table, Chairs covered In morocco marble TOP Buffet
BEDROOMS-In black walnut elegant suite, nlaid with
ebony dressing Bureau Chairs Bedteads hair Mattresses
Bolsters PiowA 6c other hne furniture which
been nj a
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
r>EHJ. y. THRALL. AUcrIoNERR.

HiNDsTNE HoUsRHoLp FURNfTGRE.
ROSEWOOD PiANOFORTES, CARPETS, &C.
THEALL CT RTIs will sell by auction, "Wednesday,
April ~ at II O'Clock nj the large double house formerly
occupied by Judge Ward at
TOMPk lNsvlLLB. STATEN ISLAND,
all the Furniture &C. contained In said house. consisting
part Of elegant wood and walnut Paror Suits
bcdstehds bureaus Wristbands Sofas Tables, Chairs
wood Ptannfore. octave Weber maker; hair and
graw Mattresses Feather Bolster- and Pillows Administer,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Oilciohs China aud Glass
Ware ac together with the Kitchen Furniture with which
thc sale viii Also very fine Mich Cow. Caa.
logues the house the morning Of sale and the
toncers' oace, - Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-17

A SOLOMON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. ON TUBS.
day and Wednesday, April IL and 49, ut 10 O'Clock, At
2 seventh avenue near Twenty NTH street large and
che retiring from business Tho trade respectfully
invited a
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
JIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY H, LEEDS MINER Will sell by auction ON


10 O'Clock At the elegant residence 20 East Fourteenth
SUPERB SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE the
property Of family leaving for Europe The Furniture s
Of the elegant description made by Dessoir Batter
cons sting of:
PARLOR5-Rchly carved Suites, covered with silver and
satin. figured: figured pink satin do; eaboratsiy
carved Centre Table, supported by carved
wreaths &C. probably the most elegant In this coun
try Console Table to MATCH royal Administer Carpet rich
brocade satin and lace Curtans Chandeliers and Brackets
costly Vases and Ornaments, Clocks, and carved Pier
Mantel and Centre Mirrors; rich raised flower Dres-
den Vases from royal factory; rosewood Essere gilt
DINING ROoM-Caryed rosewood Buffet. Side Table to
match; rosewood Suit Extension Table &C., Chandelers
Administer Carpets Sheffield Plated Ware China, Glass
Ware, Table Cutlery. &c; rich silk Curtains &c
LlBRARY-Rosewood Bookcases ladies' Secretary Libra.
ry Table, carved oak Clock and Side Pieces representing
huntng large size oak Cornice ch Curtains Library Fur
niture, &c.
BOUDOIR-Furnshed in green reps, with fringe Clock
Mantel Ornaments, rich Curtains &c.
BEDROOMS-Furnished In rosewood, French mahogany, v,
black walnut &C. including Wardrobes Mattresses and 9TH
or rich furniture
For further particulars catalogues This will found
o. the most elegant sales of the The furniture
will be on exhibition Tuesday, the day before the SALE
with tickets Of admission from the auctioneors 9S Liberty
street, a few doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-17

LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER FIRST
"A class Furniture-A. b WALDS0N A co. will sell at
suction this day at ii O'Clock at 6l6 Broadway large and
varied OF superb first class Cabinet
Ac Particular attention paid 70 sales Of Furniture at
Ensidnncaa.
The New York herald., 1866-04-17

HBNRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER
III Saesroom % Liberty street.
HENRY Fl. LEEDS MINER will rive their personal
attention TO the sale Of Household Furniture the residence
years. viii hold regular weekly sales at their spacious
saesroom @ Liberty street, for those who may dsrs this
medium OF sale.
Storage Furniture.
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
DENJAxIN p FAIRCHlLp, AUcrIoNgrR.
ID ELEGANr MOuHEHOLD FuRNIrIlRE

ROSEWOOD PIANO, PARIOR sUfrS.
BENJAMIN I. FAIRCuILD will sell by auction, on
Thu siay April 10 at 40 A. w. at the private dence No.
AZ west Thirty street all the elegant Furniture in
I'D house, nsistig of rosewood Fiano,
walnut Parlor suit, In crimson broos,e g,een
reps rosewood Bile top Tables Lace Curtains mahogany
French Redeads, Dressing Bureaus Washstands en,m-
led Bedroom suits Ono Hair Matre,ses Paas.e. Fra
thsr Beds Pillows, velsci anl Brussels Carpes Ocoth
Refrserator kitchsn Uensls with which the sale VIII
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY FELTMAN, AUCTIoNEER, OYFICE ROOM
~ . Clinton Hah Eighth street. sells this day At i0j;
O'Clock balance OF Furniture In house n Rast Tweft6
street Also on Friday April 20 1885 large sale Of elegant
untnre contained In the dve story house No. =. Eas
The New York herald., 1866-04-17

~1.~.- -
HEsssY D. M,sEn, !, AycI,9ssEa SsIa.,.
Messes MISRR I soMEHviLIE
says be- been ed sy hs E, artists
4 RnD'"sss BsTssS ysoT.; II S.nS..:, Isss SA
EnIi5Ssss v iisSssits 4 l.. SfS Sfss5: Sss%;', T.
+ csESSpssy sSg.. }R krS:IyT%1 sTsTPS1 y IA, a,
4 3 Below. n. A.. I y. irving ''''
$l.,d% %%si$;s@:; %s;f. $S.$:;I NA i ,sso bs5.o cray
This s the nrs sale this season where the pictures have
se s@s 81 sss sHsd BY o s Tssa and Tc
drcd wiz be found charsceris,ic and desirable speci
"i the cho @ % wOs Isseas dpose @Vsf q on
The collection exhibition, day aud evening unui
""'''' THURSDAY EVENING, igrH OF APRIL.
AT ruh s5aEtyirfE 9, EtsyIfi.f 'sfhF AIT GALLERY,
s1 BROADWAY
asrnrso~A Bus, in m.rsl. By tn. American sculptor
% aasS' ,ss % s's S orders Tor pr
Catalogues be ooiaIned OF the suconcers of Mt
Ai sS " EssGisa ssHfsif' hTsyyssT" Irtss ys's'TT'".'f
Lately on exhibition at ooupils
HENRY D. MINER. AucrroSEER, ,-sALBsRooH 81
~ gf Ie2Sgf 1Sgf'ii 81 fIi
Removed for convenience of sale
MINER A sONERyILfsB viii sell at auction, on
Wcdnesdsy April 1s Al i0h O'Clock al their saesroo No
~ Nassau street elegant assortment OF Household Fur
nue, comprising rosewood and black walnut Psror suit
N hrueatel and black walnut and
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant very heh
cost shawl an American Fag l2rl7i Extension Tables
Dining Chairs Lounges Te,e ctes Matresses Feather
Bed. Buhes Centre Tables, Kitchen Furniture Crookery,
Aiss on Saturday, Aprn a.
Lille Safe dsirsined for United states u,srnai rsve
nue. tar.
HENRY u. MINER, ArCTroNERR.-sALEsRooM 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post Once.
MINER sOMERvfLIE give their personal attention 10
sales Of Household Furniture a the residences parties a.
'HH''s '0Ek REGuE%k SALES TWICE wErK.
saesroo Nassau street opposite Post ONCE
the accommodation Of parties who prefer their
goods for sale.
HENRY d. MINER, AUCTToSEER-sALEsRooM 81
III S,ts ;isr.t GBPS:s;sI "a re: oc.
NURSES AMI oA"slroN' sf Al AoonoS'
MINER q sOMERvILLH,
In fout Of their sslesrosrn
WEDNESDAY, April IS, at u O'Clock
Regular horse sale days Wednesday and Saturday.
HENRY b TEETs, , IN AUGTIIqpNE5ER 1 1IpS5sr
On "WEDNESDAY April ia a. 10Y O'Clock.
comprising rosewood Parioe Suit 10 brocsie Velvet and
Brusses tarpe,s mahoe.ny asd walnut Chamber sults
Beds Beddns Mirrors chna. 0lassvsra Kitchen Ussnss
v n Cstsloeu~s
The New York herald., 1866-04-17

IIENRY H. LEEDS AUCTTONEER
IL HENRY II. LEEDS MINER win sell BY auction on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is
at 10Y O'Clock at the private residence No Madison square,
Twenty sixth street, Of Fifth avenue,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting OF carved Suits green figured Broca
tel rosewood Bedsteads mahogany do Hair Mattresses
Paasses, Bolsers and Pillows Rockers, Arm and Easy
Cha Commode elegant Line fngravings China Crockery
glassware, Kitchen Furniture, &C.
Further particularn n fe
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
SALES AT AUCTION.

0o1IoEEA EASsF ESnIoaSD And ATTRACTIVE sALEs
'osHIes sHaest .SRP 81 ?2aEsF'' ssaga
THIS I gAE 4 4SP sSd T4bsasbay T4iM2RRbSwy April IS
russa.ys catalogue ready and contains fui and A.
sr'''iv lines Of WHITE HgEss soS3s SDso, KID GLOVES
e.orus slbs9ssI g & sS1 on
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