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The New York herald., 1867-03-12
SALES AT AUCTION.


SALES AT AU-,---.~,.o AUcTloH:
A ucTIoN NoTICE.-R. 7. HAzELL, AecrioSEER.
THIS sN1 PAY pAy53EEsSaX 3ggEs54Y, ,SshdH nAnGH IS T.
ioN o'clock each day. At our salesroOm 50 coruands
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rrSsEb ysSsbE Asp ASp fSHShn EsaaELiEp kWsahH.
TH SILVER PL ArED WARE. 4c; AZ. e, . .n,, N.
Embracna full lines Of desirable Goods IN lois 70 sun 'ne
sale NAILS so kegs ga best quality
Cut Nails assorted sizes slightly damaged sou iof 0u'
r.ssy
Sc coriiandt street.
A UcrIoN NoTIcE.-MAGNIrIcENr HOUSEHOLD
ehnaos 1csus sr &
W @ bee ass
a sale auction sss4s
soicsss Mrrors Ghsndeieas Enoo snarss oasnsts
wpose. osewoea abls
a egan sets Of China Glass and silver Ware at
A UcrIoN NoTIcE-JAMEs JENKINS WILL SELL II
Third avenue, near i25th street six Horses
SaDa I0fs ' &C.
ros11o- ---------- -
A DEIAN z; MULLER AucrIoNEER
sell ancion on wedns.ds March s q y
1890 Company held s :. sdis colisslal
4cR sfphIhNT wTour TaTGR REsny LE
The attention Of dealers solicited.
63l BROADWAY, Wednesday, March l3, at o'clock.
The stock embraces fun line Gold Silver Plated
Watches. from best mers In Europe and America Parc.
ular attention Is called elegant Enamelcd Da.
mond collection Of LADIES' Watches
Outdoor sales conducted on liberal terms &
UCT1oN NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCTIONEER-
"A Handsome Household Furniture Velvet Brussels
Ingram Carpets, at public auction, this day (Tues
| day) March H. at II O'Clock morning, at ll9
West Eighth street, Sixth avenue, consisting OF
three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Paror Suits
Chairs Lounges match rosewood Centre and Pier
Tables EaCers Corner and Book stands twenty day
Clock Rich China and Paran Vases Paror Orna-
elegant Bocael and Lace Curtains. fine collection
Of Oil Paintings. Engraving large Mirrors and Chande-
| MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL
| AND COVER COST $685.
elegant instrument with round beautifully
carved legs and with al modern improvements over
strung bass fun plate French action fun seven octave
rosewood mahogany Bedsteas bureaus Washstands.
Sofas Chairs Mirrors Clocks Tables Bed Lounges Spring
and Hair Mattresses Bnkets Tables Extension Table
Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery &C. Sale posi-
pack and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable
/ charges.
A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIONEER.-BYLAND1
n WALDRON, $40 Broadway, will sell at auction this
day O'clock assgnees sale of SversPated Ware,
brcng large and varied assortment Of useful and orna
| mental articles.
/ A UCTIoN SALE OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE LOTS
"A ready for building, 10th street. avenue A
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RY HENRY II. LEED6 MINKR. AuCToNEERS
ID ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of the
ENTIRE STOCK OF ia. MASON DoREE.
~ East Fourteenth street Union square,
consit M Of
ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE. SILVER
SILVER AND GOLD PLATE, LINEN PORCELAIN
AND GLASSWARE. DRAPERlEs, BRoNzEs.
MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS, CARPETS &C., 6C.
THE ENTIRE EXTENSIVE AND MOST VALUABLE
STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
imported expressly for this house Of the most and
s H choice description. H& 4@sN. trlE
PRESERVES FRUITS AND STORES,
To be sold without reserve. t#s.sI "a se
ON THE PREMISES. ON TUESDAY, 10TH, WEDNEs-
DAY, 10Th, THURSDAY. 2ST, FRIDAY, z2D, and
SATURDAY, SD OF MARCH. -'7-@ VN
81 l0x o'clock each day.
FULL PARTICULARS HEREAFTER.
DY MINER SOMERvILLE.-THIs DAY,
- AT HORSE AUCTION MART,
% East Fourteenth street, Union square
(Lane McMahon's stablcsl
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M DOUGHTY, AUOTIONEER.
I4. SALESK0OM 70 nassau STREET. y

win sell by auction tuesday H. lo5 O'Clock
Furniture contained house No 80 West
Thirteenth street, between sixth and Seventh
sstng Brussels Carpets lier Mirrors, lace
Curtains walnut Paror suit in reps fine OIL Paintings and
Library Table French Vases and 81 day Clock
Walnut enamelled Chanbe, pure curled
sprns feather Bvsers and Pillows dining
room kitchen Furniture China, Crockery and Glass
Ware Cutlery @ Catalogues the Office 70 Nassau street,
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DAwNBROKER's sALE-TAIs DAY, AT BELL 3
l TNGRAH ANS, % New Bowery, 800 lots Mems and
W0mens Clothing BEDDING Boots aud Shoes also Watches
and Jewelry. Order NJ 4 J. Wolf, lso Myrtle avenue,
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EoRsEs, CARRIAGES, LIGHT WAGONS 10
AT Il O'CLOCK, TUESDAY. MARCH II,

Very nne Trotins Mare Snowflake; has trosd In 3:s7
Pair hne bay Carragc Horses 6 hands high old;
splendid family team. f~N N~ahr.7 - = 5se
Fine Hamblconan Colt years old, about IS hands high
nd, fast well broken. 7'.T sN77- 1'
Bay Mare, Is hands high syesrs old; warranted sound
kind In all harness; with Trottng Wagon city bu
TO order, and single Harness - 1000
Beautiful gray Horse, 10 hands high 3 years old: war
ranted sound, kind and true. 10M M'4tT71
Very nne Me saddle Pony Is hands, sound kind and
true Also several other Horses Particulars catalogue.
Fine top and no top Road Wagoas two-scnt Rockaway
Coupe tockaway close Coach several Harucs,
Regular Horse sales nj Auction Mari. Union Place
Stables. Tuesday and Friday throughout tha year.
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OLA better feeling in she Market but prices nominal
nt VI 33 al a. Gold isi buyig. 1881 slng Exchange
dai at par buying, as.d lilo premu um selling.
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ID r. ROLLINS CO., AuCTIoNEERS-wILL SELL
~. this day a oclces AZ ~ Canal street large ssso
moved for convenience Of s consisting in part of Parlor
and Ingran carpes Oilcloh Hat Racks Corner Stands
Hair, Husk and Straw Va tresses Bosers and Pillows.
Feather Beds Comforters Blankets Spread Pillow Cases.
Mante, Bar aud Pier Mirrors Lace CurtanB
Table Cutlery Glass Crockey and China Ware Gas FIX
lures, Cooking Stoves other goods needed by
keepers. Sale pOsitiyo.
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MORTGAGE SALE. BoGART AUCTIONEER,
n will sell al public auction Saturday. the 18th day Of
March, 1851 at III O'Clock the by virtue Of
chattc mortgage all the Fixtures Of the Billiard Saloon
Tsbes Bs Cues xc ssyanaah becter's nke,: Bar
and Bar Fixtures Carpet oNcoih Tables Chars Mirror,
Clock, Fixtures DC. JOHN H. HILLIER
4 Attorney for the MortcagecA.
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE-B. WEAVER WILL. SELL
this day o'cock precisely. 406 Ninth avenue,
$50 lots OF silk dress sheets coats paniA watches,
jewelry aud miscellaneous Last NOTICE.
holding pledge tickets will can for their goods imme
diateiy they will be risk. Store
rent; fixtures for SALE ClAs. ID. DAVIES, 3A Ninth
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCrIoNEER, 100 LrDER-
81 ty ystieet-wednesday next 18th, at Petons stabee,
corner Of street and Firth avenue az Y oc9ck
OF trotna road and family Horses single and double Also
ana second hand Wagons of description and cy
make second hand great variety.
OF the best makers register for public or. private saes
stables 100 Liberty Every satisfaction
guaranteed. Particulars 10 morrow day of SAFE
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pY MINER A sOMERvfkLE
ID EXTENSIVE SALE IN BROOKLYN

-
B ExTEssfvs SALE in BROOKLYN
r1rnEss EAq9ss ans S$Ssaa Sssas 4sop
HAssE sSeIE aND KSxsb sbSSfEE
hdss Aso hnsSs enE ah
The whole being The sects o. the Globe Esprss. companv,
;s :S =; Is.
PVT @. HoUanToN, AucrIoNEER-FIRsr CLASS
SsS ..s 4 ssSs 50 ossi .,oy 4sS
s. Il S ..d s work
Fancy Tables; Issy Chairs China Glassware Also
pay storage ot Of M,,tresses Bosters and Pillows, Is
Furniture richly carved; cost 81 800. - - -'- !
by M DOUGHTY AUcrIONEER. $1,000 :.
w.dns.ssy s .s .s s broadway
% e ro sns s
French plate and oval Mirrors Lace Curta
Carpets xc Sale peremplory
RY JHIALL d PRos N,I,a,s og;u
q S .ss.1soS s ssrs
EDwAED sclESoE, 4TGTToNEE 4 IS saIyroRTED
DAY ian Inst, i3ocloci. At 60 Liberty street about
Ss SSSs r. mSgsH
COOK, Thursday. I4ih inst at II ocock at No Muir.
% neas ~ and .ay
se
ssle NJ B-U q. will give his persona attention 10 the sale
OF furniture at the residences OF sales
rooms, having unsurpassed facilities. TNIt
TTENRY ". LEEDS 4 MINER AUCTIONEERs
nE8 9s A HsHdc ffsEgs q M e s asasrs a Ss
southwest Of Twelfth street. important sale Of Paint
inRs BY order Of Ir H. w. Derby, being the celebrated
private collection OF pictures formerly belonging Mr. W. r.
wright isfssi SEsss sHa Sgw new % aRf ffw wsSou
No; s,s Brssdwsy va opposite walack's theatre;
VIDE m fRassssn sSs asIa hGf q tRpyIs e
both native and foreign, among whom
ACHENBACH, A., GALLAfr, HH
BARWELL, HERRiNG
BEAUME,- LAMBlNET,
CARL BECKER, ROUSSEAU
BRETON, TANNFuR
puJtRRgER, irrRiUUSSoy.
DELACRoIx, uLYssE,
BTTY, vERBoECKTovEN,
FkERE, EDouARD wEBB,-
BrERsrADr HUNTINGTON, WIT
BROWN " G- KENSETT.
BOUGiITON, LANG
CHURCH., LElJtZE.
CRUPsEv, Nay
DuRAN6, Mf3Nor,
ELLlUTT MORSE,
CLIFFORD, STONE.
VI9NUCx, SUYUAM,
EASTMAN, JOHNSON, wHiTTRKD0E,
These pictures are on exhibition as above un the day
Of sale. l.I .lt N. a.a y. t.' a7....s. .s4a
ADMISSION 70 CENTS.
THE ENTIRE PRoCEEDS
SOUTHERN IxM1Nf nES iSt CoMMissioH.
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A Card TO Sensible People.

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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OrtlII OE NiAA MI
DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
he following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
iord,livery from this once >: 1hoMAs'
SIC. l. Be i. Ordained BY Tie Mayor and Atdermenrn n
riI CJlcR assembled, That from and after the first day
OF January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS dray
and wa arcns used for private and domestic purposes
the same a:r, and according TO the same proviscns
now of Icc relation 10 CARTS drays and wagons etcl
.lriycn hire, except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray or wagon, shall be provided with badge CO.
tanning the number thereof and marked Pirate, to
placed on the outside OF the shaft.
SEC g No person shall be taken by the Treasurer az
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning r.
censes CARTS drys wagons and other carriages uh'
less he or she be Q freeholder
SEC 5. The following shall hereafter be the rates ioi
licenses for public and private carts drays wagons S
including the horses mules used thereof which SUI
nc free from other taxation: -. x
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYS, ETC, or THOSE EAPLoiLD tN az
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR isptLoi d ~
For every cart dray or wagon dra"" y O-0
mule, $50 H., ,o horsosor
For every cart dray or wagon drawn By two horsesor
E y or oc, and carriage with TWO wheels, $50
For cvery hack and carriage with four wheels s4u.
For every stage omnibus IeAcep' nhe 0N'''o"'
For every stage or oLl'ou' 'Sf
drawn by four horses, SD oo horsos or nou,e.
For every truck drawn BY two or more horseSor
$50. .o. ,r,,r,, hv two or more horses
or mules s6U. ~ ,,,v,rr c.rrs peAYs ETC.
ror ,yrrv bread cart or wagon, 80 !,
vcr; cart dr,iy wagon, used iof private VI oo'
foi ;;,oscs and not 10 be employed III the irans'
rli1n OF goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
Commodity for compensation, either difecuy or
i,,ly for tue same shall pay Tor license the sum Of
~ ,'<rlisiye oi the horse or mule.
'' r"t,ded in City Council, this 10th day OF January
, in inc yrlr OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
~ the Tayor. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor
Jaunarya W. II. SMITH. CLERK OF Council
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ALSO.

All that HALF ACRE LOT in the town of Walhala, on
the main street. known ON said plan of Mauldn by No.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Prouident Institution for Sauings Us. Robson ct
dl., Beach Us. Robson ct al.
Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, THIS DAY. the 26th day OF
November, 1867, at IL A. NJ,
1. All that LOT OF LAND. with the three story Brick
and Tiled Store thereon, situate Magwoods South
Wharf, measuring the South said Wharf % feet,
and In depth 63 feet inches, more less Bounding
South on Magwocd's South Wharf, North and East by
Storehouse and Lot formerly of Charles A. Magwood
and West lands OF Charles A. Magwood and Thomas D.
Condy.
ALSO,
O. All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story Brick
Building thereon situate the North side Of the street
leading North Atlantic Wharf, measuring on the North
and south lines "a feet inches, and the East and
West lines 70 feet inches, more less Bounding
North on lands of George A. Locke, East on land Of
Rhett & Robson, West on land OF = Mathewes, and
South on street leading to North Atlantic Wharf.
The above two Lots, being covered by one and the
same building, will be sod together.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and two years.
with interest annually from day of sale secured by bond
of purchaser and mortgage Of the promises Buildings
be insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps, JAMES TUPPER,
November 26 tu4 Master in Equity.
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,, ARRIVALS FROM SUNDAY EVENING, 81
,,,cI ,cIocr-.Mus Hcuse.-Edward Denny Palatka'
Fla: VIM. R. Farnston, N. y; Jno' Hoffman rta itp-
ra4, andina. Robert H. Bigger, N. y, Jno' d. LS'a-
brook Penn; Jos. Brunnel, Phl'adeiphia' ., . .
SiT So1Omons Geo. B. Denney, Charleston; JAS Mul-
s00nVns sn savannah Capt c. E Rains Baltimore F. C.
len Taaohs City: Mrs Gullridge and son. Mehnoha
a O. Rome, N. Y; Jno. Hoffman, fernandlna' 'nO' W
B. H Gsdsn S Albany Ca Dr. C. C C. r5''h'rd n dunp np
gasta kirkland Hi3yli9 0a' a. Wilson III on and Dr.
Co. @;ssH =, s society Hill; McCOwn, $ T. Burch
E, S1arsnee Geo. Taylor, Charleston; JAS B. Bf0AH
y Charleston m Ho.e-o. L. Cooper Georse'GTn % %an
W Henry, New York; Geo, L, Lewis p,"h NgS
York; ]. ]. Frierson, Clarendon; e. +; nsuvi 1as IN
,non5. Edward Hayes, New York; rev jas -
Bovce. Greenville; Jas. H. Peder, Fi0riaA'
PGou.on Hotel-H H. Lsedent and servant want
Clarendon; D. ouelty, cheraw; D. Stack LOUIS
yills
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UNDER DECREE IN EQTITY.
Mitchell Us. Garden


Will be Sold under the direction of the undersigned, at
the Old Custom House, in thus city, I HIS DAY, the
26th day Of November, 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ:
l. ALL THAT HOUSE AND LOT. on the South side
of Beauain street. in this city, known by the nun Der
81 and measuring in front OF said street twenty-five 2o)
feet and In depth sixty 1907 feet or less bounding
East by land OF E Garden, West by land of R. Holloway
North by Beauain street. and South by land OF &. W.
Oney.
.. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS
and improvements thereon situate on the North side OF
West street. this city, and measuring in front on West
street thryve 35 feet and in depth one hundred aud
forty ll4O feet less; bounding to the North on
land now late OF Richard Holloway, to the South on
West street the East land or late OF Mrs. Fa
ber and to the West land late the property Of
the Estate of John Y. Bradley.
Terms-One- third cash; balance in three successive
annual nsalments secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage of the premises with interest from dly Of
SALE payable annually. Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser topay Tor papers and stamps
JAMES TUPPER,
Nov mber oe th3tul Master in Equity.
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EXAMINATION OF THE HIGH ScHooL.-The an
nual examination OF the High School commenced
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and will be con-
t;nued through the week. The parents and guar
dams of the pupils, and others interested III the
education of the rising generation had been iIyl-
ted to be present and, Notwithstanding the threat
enng aspect of the weather, several visitors were
in attendance
The school is divided in.o four departments, and
the Faculty consists of the following teachers:
W. R. KINaMAN, Principal,
ALFRED D. SIMoNs, First Assistant.
F. W. CLEMENT, Second Assistant
VIRGIL C. DIBBLE, Third Assistant.
II. P. FEUoAs, Professor of French.
W. a 4. DEas, Professor OF German.
This school has 1T present 1876 pupils, the 4th
Department containing the largest Number. The
examination yesterday was confined to The lst De-
partment, under the charge CT the Principal, W.
R. Kingmail, the pupils being questioned on the
course of studies they had pursued during the
wear. These comprised, in Latin, Virgil, Cicero,
and Bulhon's Grammar, Ccero's Orations being
selected ior the exaninatiom. In Greek, the
.o,rse consisted of McClintocks ,st and I'd books,
unon which the examination was based. French
and German do not constitute part of the regu-
lar Gu rculum, and only those pupils who desire
IN do so take lessons in these branches. 4 largo
nroportion of the scholars have, however, embrac-
ed .hc opportunity of becoming acquainted with
,,,a,a 1onYtaee1. and they were examined by the
.,sroctive teachers rhe English course oi
.;.,iGcs for this class comprised Ieles Letters
Ua+h,o.. .ics, Drawing, Writing and Defamation
Tho nuplls s.cwed remarkable proficiency III
,b.r dif,erent studies, ahG reflected great credit
ON thor prcceptors by the ready manneI ia which
tbey answered difficult questions or construed op'
,c,r. passages. in every Instance fully upholdine
tl,a ancient |. opor Of the High School, Although
drawing is not taught as separate branch, mar
hooks have been furnished containing the lines o
l,titude and longitude and the pupils required tt
dro,v mans Of the different countries on the globe
Some of these maps were drawn with considerable
I'LL and taste. and showed that gifted hands hac
r,rided the pencil. The maps drawn by Masters
II r Simons, Alvin Dozier and W. Mason Smith
,rora narticularly accurate, the former being Tin
ishcd in an artistic manner.
Tho exercises of the morning were closed Dl
.o,oc,ea speeches delivered by Masters A. NJ. Lee
" W Howe, J. B. Chisolm, NJ. o. Connor an(
w l.. spratt, in which the young speakers showe'
,hat thev emulated the eloquence and fire OF tn
or.tors of old. The examination OF the remain
! Ing classes will be continued 70 oay'
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas The best interests or the city, as we'll as the
convenience OF the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel of Cooper River be kept open with su
cent depth OF water for all commercial purposes and
free from obstructipn:
BE il ordained That in future all mud removed from
any Of the city docks by dredge machines or otherwise
shall be removed one hundr.d and fifty fathoms from
the end of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
ths Ordinance which he required strictly to enforce
and to report for prosecution all violations of the same
which shall subject the party so offending to me not
offence.
Hated in City Council tbs eight day OF octof5i in the
year Q; Qr, 4.u.d ono thousand el,1. hundred and
sixty Seven.
isl p. C. GAILLaRD, Mayor.
w r. SM1rr C,orl, of Council October Is
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

Poincignon, Executor, Us. Riker, ct al.
On THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, will be sold, at II
o'clock, at the Old Custom House,
All that TRACT OF LAND OR PLANT ALTON on the
North side Of the Eastern branch Of wando River, in
Christ Church Parish South Carolina, containing 564
of high land and 600 of rush land which said
tract is particularly described in deed of the same
from Christopher Z. Gadsden 10 Joseph Jefords bear
ing date the 10th November, 1912; and the description
therein contained il hereby adopted part thereof
Terms-One-half cash. balance credit of one year.
secured by bond and mortgage Of the property with
terest at the rate of per cent annu payab
annually, from the day OF sale. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. ]. W. GRAY,
Noyembar 26 tutho Master in EQUITY
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