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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30


;;MWdIsoN's ii MINsfRELs:a AT THE OPERA
HoDsx TaIs EEEsING wilson's Minstrels
are, we perceive from recent exchanges,
"wfnnfng golden opinions from all sorts
0fpe5ple, and their names are t.rich Ia
mouths 81 wfsess csfshfe.v "Each individ-
nal performer is an artist in the highest
vein Of art" Beyond criticism, and the
paragcnslof minstrelsy. Five truly great
comedians, whose cognomens are written
if ffhAl9ftiestniebeof Fame's temple-Al-
leH Heynotds. Gaynor,S Wilson, and Kem-
hlsTtpgether with qpintette of Focalists
who mock 20 shame gthepuny and fnfantile
voices so Often heard ia fnierfor troupes.
ykHd go qEehessfA of musieianslaey one
> MASTER ,diseoarsing most eloquent music,
Yhile wiz ,zztiree, nifth, ara sentiment
hold rtvelry throughout the fieeting hours.
a 20 ,.arWiIson'ss viii create profound sensa-
tion onf midst. sase a5is f s5ssss ,5s z 's ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday be-
tween IL and o'clock P. M, was caused
by the burning Of portion Of the roof OF
the center building in Riezdan's row, on
the alley running from Long to Gay street
between Front and Water, The fire fire caught lDIgb
in the roof froma spark form the chimney
and was extinguished.Xithz buckets, avoid
ing the necessity Of getting the engines in
to actione soG ai .Asdsia4af iesr Ei.,' ',i'5',
a~1-
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New York STOCK ;rarket-Aur. sa:s

GOVERNMENT STOCKS A ssade Better.
Cdupons of 1881 III y; do of 1862 lax: of 1864
log ;Ilp Of 1865 llozS DO new of 1855 loe9f; Aug
7-30s l07: juno and July 107k. -Hanfg 5a9F I ~
ST0DKS+ Q uet without material change. .sr
$50 p NJ .--Uanton Al; Cumberland 3d., Qpiatsit-
" 27z 92Sa Mariposal0 Hali; Pacific, MaiI l43a<0
1431z: Western Union Teleeraph 422< 043; New York
Central 1o4X 9IO5; Eric 691s 969ki Hudson l24 =
@ls4a<i Resaing loextPlO9H;. Ohio Certificates 27
ia27h Wabash 4S950; Michigan Southern 62x;
Michigan sCentrsT NO: Illinois central n05<9 10
Pitts6u,rsh9SSh9s3ss ,5J 3 Rock Island l0sH; tolede
69%9eszs: Fort Wayne 1o46o@lO4%: Missouri 6's
l03 sglDS9<; new Tennessee's 65M. ~ ,eltftal2
p. .EXPRESS S-SHARES++sa dams 72@7h American
72%9' az; U mite Ststes 761s; Wells Fargo & Co
esH 966H; Merchants Uuion 16lz. 1IIJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30
.9LuNTTED STATES HOTEL.
GOoDALE HOUSE.

George l. Hover. CircleviIle. o; N W Foote. N Y:
John H Rhodes. Memp is, Tenn: L S Gordon and
wife. Psulding. o. James Purcell, Portsmouth. o;
Y Weeks. Ohiol county, I West Va; 4 L Perrill.
Ne% g. Saod .DG c5d CS
cothe. y; Miss Montgomery. do; James R Day. Gin
Gin lsti %; ID l. Barber, GAINESVILLE, U: 7 r An
drews, Wellsville, U; James Smith, City,I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

/. I, THE BLACK AND, TAN MEETING.-The
Black and Tanites had very respectable
meeting last night-respectable, we mean,
Ia point of numbers-at the Atheneum, 500
persons probably being present. Bro.
Shellabarger preached g with, his usual
ability" AS a preaehist he is a success.
As neighbor we don't think Sam is de-
sirable institution. We never heard him
speak when he was not extremely anxious
for blood. His desire for blood is greater
than a smusquito's.- Last night he was of
opinion that Judge Thurman would be the
better for being stried, condemned and exc
cuted." Sam is continually devising engines
against some ones life. His speeches would
be merest dishwater but for-this blood
thirsty idea pervading them. Sam says
Judge Thurman is a traitor in that he gave
aid and comfort to the rebels at Camp
Chase. Samivel, if we grant this, for the
sake of argument t,a,what will you do with
Bro. Rev. Col. Granville Moody, who
not only fed, but9a4 doctored and
supplied with money the greatest
rebel of them all-another Moody, Col
onel in the Confederate army? Must he be
tried, condemned and executed too, Sam
ivel! That would be pity! Sam. talks
negro equal to the best of them. He say S
the Republican who does not vote tor the
amendment, who is not willing to admit
the darkey.te all social as well as political
privileges is a traitor to his party. Go it
Sam. ~ 81 - - II :"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

1gg1F believer it. Don't believe John
Febfgef ever laid an egg, especially on
your table that was @fearfully and won
derIully made" Some Houx about that.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

4 CURIosIrY.-John Frbiger laid an egg
-on- our table last week that was ..fearfully
andn wonderfully e."-Ur5daaf Union,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

81 TX TowN.Atier,. N. Morgan is in the city
sat the Nell House. aa ,s55'' ssI Z S'. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

ss ss DoRes We hear frequent complaints on
the part of citizens living in the eastern
portion Of the city. about the numerous
stribesrof dorgs that assemble and give free
coneerts every ght from about 8 o'clock.
''untildaylight doth appear,a Theydo not
,confine themselves to any; particular local
ity, but 60 bnlging round, in detachments
offron fifteen to fifty, making night hid
fous with their unearthly yells, busting the
rest Of COED but tired. citizens all to film
ders. "a s'good dog is a good thing, but
when itrcomes sto hundreds of all kinds,
shapes eoiors and sizes, it's time their
barksshould be wrecked. "A small tsnnery
or Rid glove Mandatory, might we tbink,
dea ipFodtable business, or ssdog liver
or. fadtGry on the binks Of the canal near
sa the Papef mill D c9uid be made good spec
~ Is a.. n q 81 ~
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COMMERCIAL MATTERSA

New YORK Money Marke-Aag. 90:
G0LD-A tfiale lower; opening at l4l5I; closing
at 14lsS.
sE,E9E ga -----. ------ EEEw,
Cincinnati Money Market-Aug. go.
o. ,gG0LD-Ai4lh9lalxbu bu wing. gi1-s : e r7frrfs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

{. ATERRIBLE EFALL.--About 10 o'clock yes
terday as Thomas G.. Wiley, Conductor on
Street car No. 8, was driving down High
Street., near South Public lane, opposite
Hessenour's garden, he saw little girl
lying on the pavement'apparently 1ifeless,
and q stream of. blood running from her
temple. He picked her up and took her to
thsLhouse. She isIa daughter of, Fred Mac
hold. a compositor in the Journal office.
and had fallen from the porch or balcony,
Substance of about twelve feet, striking ON
her face, breaking out her teeth, breaking
her jaw, and otherwise seriously injuring
her. FsTTrk Il 4 =
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Miami University.

THE EIGHTY-SEVENTF SESSION OF
L Miami 4 University will be opened on MONDAY,
Sept. 2, 1867 with full Faculty. These wns wish
to enterany Department should be present, if p5s-
sible, on the first day of the session. FREE TuI
TIoN is granted to those from Ohio who served in
the Z. S. Army against the late re belliUn. while
minors, and we're honorably discharged, for apsriod
equal to the time of sue service a-4s
For further infor nation respecting terms course
of stud DC, address the President, or any of the
Family, at Oxford, Ohio. tl aug26dct
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30


Sc A NICE ELANDLADY--Rosa German keeps
a saloon on North Public lane. It's nice
place, generally, and she is nice landlady.
Night before last, couple of young men
WENT in there to get glass of beer each.
The fair Rosa blandly Informed her guests
that parties have been in the habitof call
ing for beer and benzine in her. saloon,
drinking it, and going off without. pay ing
for it; and to avoid the possibility OF the
game being played on her again, they &C uld
get no drink unless paid for in advance.
One of the young men, named David Hall
sey, gave the gentle, dame 50 bill, tel g
her to take her change out of that. Instead
of bringing the, beer. she, brought club
and walloped the boys out of the, house
cutting them about the head, lace and arms
very severely. Rosa was arrested and
taken before the Mayor, who fined her $40
and committed her for ten DAYS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

ss'gsSeouRr e. or EoaMoS PLEAs.-The trial of
the case Of VIM. D. Underwood, charged
With assault with intent to commit rape on
Sarah 81 Vincent, on the 7th day OF Febru-
airy last engaged the attention of the court
'yesterday.l On the previous tiial of the
case the 5ury failed to agree. The case is
being tried by,a special jury. The regular
jury was ldischarged from further attend-
auee, by Judge Green. wei iists g Fo1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

NEW GRocERY AND COMMISSION HOUSE
In this mornings paper will be found an
announcements of the opening of new
wholesaleO and commission honse,
at No. 80 North High street (Gill,s Block),
byH $40 Black g; Co. We are acquaint-
ed, personally, with the projectors of this
enterprise; know them to be energetic and
reliable business men, prompt and capable
5n1evert partionlar to succeed admirably
in this line, and we do NEST cordially COM
mend the establishments of Messrs. Black&
Co. to our friends and readers in the retail
trade, as desirable place to procure gro
ceries advantageously. See circular on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30
nenar1m nt OF Agriculture.

J. r. Dodge, statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, left last night upon
a tour of observation to the Northwest, to-
revise and complete a list of statistical OBJ
servations in that region, perfecting the
present system of collecting agricultural
statistics, and to represent the Department
in the autumn fairs of the Northwestern
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE,

EOK TWO NIGHTS ONLY-FRIDAY
II and SATURDAY, August 80 81 The world
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

.sH iH The DEMo CRATIC MEETING To-MoRRow
NIGHT.-It is proposed to make the Demo-
cratic meeting Tomorrow night a rouser!
Gen. Morgan has but few ssuperiors in the
country as anorators and he will give us a
speech full of facts and figures. Turn out
Democrats, turnout. Show these Black
'and-Tan0 Republicans by your attendance
how you despise their dainnable doctrines.
Let every Democrat bring Republican
with him If possible, that they may hear
the truth, theiwhole truth and nothing but
the truth sfiA j I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-30

N,rEoRoLoaieAL Table, prepared and
corrected by. w. J.. Savage, Jeweler, SO
Sonth, HIGH street: s5y 5alrai7a h9T
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
WIN. n. MILLER, AucTroNEER.
w VII JOHNSON, MILLER q HALL
"A' -" " WEDNESDAY, APRIL A 1877

g. u ocosk EIdnsPSs RSA,sslSo%; III Brcadwsy
ONE VACANT LOT On West Forty.nfth street :
"a West Fifty second street, Ffth avenue one fouy
h. b. House, basement and concreted
containing rosms, all modern improvsmsnis spendi1
siryseccnd street. commencing % n east Of second ava
four three story h. p. b. b&ssm emit Houses CON
tains mine rooms; all improvements. -
SIXTY second street ., beginning 80 H. Of First
first ayenne, bsgnnnG o r. In north Of sixty secoss
street TIVE Houses same a. aboye ~
West Forty nth o.. n west Of Ffth svsr~a
vacant Lot 25xl0O
Terms easy all the above property
For maps and permits spply TO hs aucsonesrs rs Nasss~
street NM -. =
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
MoRRrs WILKINS, AucrIoNEgR.

INJURIES WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
~ Valuable Property Monroe Forty ninth looGl
srees' as auction. +. II. LUDLOW 3 co.. win ssp
New York. 1NN
Monroe street.-The lease the Lat two story and
attic brick House, No. l09 Monroe sre- ns., PAs Lot
lea cd from Rutgers estate: run from Msy 4 66
valuation. er - - - '''-~- - -
West Forty ninth street-ls ysa Lease from Janusryr
l661, Of Lot sonth side West Forty street as III
west OF Firth avenues ground rent e30 with ~
newa.s. lot B BY 100 fect inches. Cellars excavated.
lusth ne two story and basement frame HousoA
north zde ~ Feet inches Of Third
each ~ fest inch by fest Lea " feet inch by 10 ~
10 inches portion may remain on mortaaaa. Mana ~
~ No. Pine street. New YORK. ~ =
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

HENRY Il. LEEDS NINER WIN eel By auction. on
nsiSs ven Known o !ooss .:s.sy Rosms
Suit covered in sk Sfocats 1russsh aI Three py Car
pss $50 Chsira Pier ana Oval Mirrors, 1essns Bsrssus
Of China and Glass silver Plated Ware Lin Table Cloths
Barrocm rurnurs Brcnse Clock. farior a other stoves
Ranssa Kischsn MarA =. Hotel and parding houss
ksopors win Do wou 10 exAmine thooo acoa Bale %.
rsmpsory, the lease having been so1d
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONRER
AVA First class store Pearl aud Water streets.
: E. n. LUDLOW CO..
viii sail at a1ctlon Thursday, April 10 at II o'eok
AT ThE EXCHANGE SALEsROOM,

nIUNuWay HuIIdlnXI, Now HOfE-
Pearl and Water streets, the rs class ty5cA
store No q Pearl street, running through No n ws1As
street being B feet Inches zach feet
depth the store e very substantially built BY dsys work
aud Of the best material; foundation bul on plea in
Guiding centre pHrA aaphauu bottom cellar wals
icx and Is inches above double oces on secoad
hoor, front and and also altoxe,
one of the best oaii. soash OF Wall Sold suo3s
20 1O can remain on pond and mortgage al Der oenI
Maps Co. At the oce OF the auctonecrs No Pine sSoeN
Ne " -
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
DY MINER SOMERvILLH, AT UNION SQUARE
- HORSES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS, rHAsTONs, &C.
THIS DAY rv55sniAyA 3 5sIi.yA APRIL :
n HnrxA M Mari a Eoartaenth siresf

st Horse Auction Mart q Essj FoT.esnth street.
ELE0ANT BAY CARRIAGE TEAM, Is hands hieh, {
and old warranted sound spirited stylish
and valuable team. the properly Of gentleman leav.
ExTENsfoS Tor PARK PHArrox. nearly new and
IN frat rate order.
Grown HoEsE, isx hands high years OLD; kind in ali
harness and under saddle
Tor BUGGY, In good order; nearS new.
DARK BAY MARE, lSk Glands high; years old: kind in
AL harness styhsh and free excellent undcs sadl for
FOUR SEAT RoCKAwAY, Shifting Top and Seat; near.
" new; city built EfN#
SILVER PLATED HARNESS. in good order.
DEPOT WAGON, nearly now and N Arst rate ORDER
VERY FINE TEAM-Horse and m,re, and years old.
Black Hawk stock; color dark bay warranted perfectly
sound kind and both ercelcntundcr saddle
gentleman; without blemsh and valuable team
Sold to close partnership.
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, in good ortcr
VERY FINE BLOOD BAY HORSE l6k hands high
warranted perfectly sound years old; kind fast and re
without bemish. M 4 8aN sNa
BROWN HORSE years old kind in oil harnssa sa.r
Several other Horses Harness, Blanksts, n.
PAIR VERY FfNE BAY HORSES, Bi, hands hish. &
and years; warranted In every respec sand knd fast
sad true N - EIT IT /
eales w take place 81 Il o'clock througSt the year
Regular Horse sales at our auction mf Union plaeo
stables, every Tuesday and Friday throughbt the year
MessrA MINER S0MERvrLLE ofefnsurpassed Ad.
vanAees IN location, experiences and buess eapany
parties Wishing 70 buy or desiring to se fnses Carriages
r ANYTHING portntninR
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

w n. MILLER, AuCTIoNEER.-oANAL BARGE AT
w aucion.-J0HNsON, MILLER HALL. rs Nassau
Srss w sal without reserve 2 the highest bidder
third street. North river the barge Annie Adelada
now unloading cargo Of GOAL She carries 100 tons and il IN
good order.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

RY HEsKY @ II LEEPs nINER n
THE HU01LEs GEMS by order Of Executors.
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION or CHOICE
MODERN, EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
HENRY Il LLEDs 4 MINER win sell BY aust.oa on
Wednesday, ID. and Thursday, <th April at the
LIE DIS ART 9ALLERlES."
Nos e7 and $40 Brua dway, ~ o'clock each evening"
commanding Wednesday evening with the entire coec.
'0' -asS -. "' RyaeLEs gEMa
coprialng about we known pictures sold By
Aiso.
On THURSDAY EVENING, valuable collection OF
MODERN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
W the following and other artists
A. Berstsdt stamnsl,
3 Coleman, Lambinek
Jss. N. Hart Sell
Thos. Hicks. Girardi,
Lscroi1 Jules Noel
EorthcoLe, O. Ross.
Do .,reux, L. Smets,
Richard, Of Paris, CompeCalx.
Chatic-e of Paris W. s. HaxelGne.
Aukcr Of rars, Fichel,
Garabau II. SAvry
Antigua Van Thoren,
schlessfnger. =. Brissot and Others
Also
By LEUrZE.
They viii be exhibition the above Galleries YREE
from Monday, April and two evenings previous 70 the
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

IN N. SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER.
IL. Handsome Household Furniture a Auctt
On Wednesday, April 8 1851, At l0x o'clock, 10 100
Lexington avenue comprising Parlor sCentre
Table Etaeere mahogany Extension Table, ro<pd and
mahogany Bureaus Bedstesds, Easy Chairs Fr Clock,
Mantel Ornaments, Mattresses, China, Giass N, Ac
Catalogues at auctoneer'a onnce. IL Pine strast
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

pYLANDT wALDRON, AUCTroNEERs, d. SELL
I'D by auction Thursday, At II o'clock lr sales
rooms 6s6 Broadway, second hand Furniture dts Mir
rors, Beds and Bedding Crockery, {reera-
tors, Gas Fixtures, Curtains silver Plated WaKtchen
Articles, EnAmeled Suits, Pictures &C.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

WILLIAM ABRoTT AUCTIoNEER-oFPrcE iyo
ohs,hsm SQUARE, ssls this day 10 O'Clock, ne
streets sugars Teas, Soap, Starch, Ice Chest Countsrs
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
Joseph MeaUIRs, ,,,u,.x.-

llo Nassau stSeo2
4 prepared a hsrstofcre q give personal and p.rssa
Goods and all other knds Of personal propey also 70 sas
OF Real Estate Terms reas,nSte Barry notce eeevreo
choice Of date. .
T BoGART AUCTfONsER.-wRDNxSbAY APRIL
e at lOS O'Clock, at the auction r,oms North
William street. Househo Id Furniture consts.ng Of ras1us
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

WANT TO BUY A THREE STORY HOUSE, AND
ot 10 tn city with improvements at from 5000 to
$1,000. Address s.. box l.ls Post ohlce
TENEMENT PROPERTY wANrED-ro BUY OR
lease The highest market value given Apply TO Z. II,
GIBBONS CO., 446 Broome street.
~ ANTLD-A GREENWOOD FAMILY LOT, IN
w well improved neighborhood Address stating num-
ber of lot and section also price, H. r. box 33 Post ofce
WAhTED-To BUY. PLACE OF FROM 10 TO Is
w modern improvements within one hour from
city; price be moderate Address box $50 Brooklyn
Post oflcc.
WANTED TO BUY-NEw YORK OR JERSEY CITY,
w three story high stoop House. modern improvements,
for cash. Address r. b. w., Herald onlce.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A TWO STORY HOUSE
and Lot In Jersey CITY, either brick for about
$SoO viii be paid BY yearly instalnens Of $6U; good
neignDorhood Address @. e., Herald onlca
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

TAMes JuHnIrs. AuCrIoNEER WILL sELL AZ
auction, on Wednesday, April at II O'Clock, a1i $
and 40l Broadway near Fortyhrst street Ony
Tisgrs top and opeu wagons aes pocor's PhAstons,
ger nne Dog Cart Sukey. skeleton, two waenA
80 sets OF single and double Harness II a kinds Rob>S
Blankets, whips &C. Also several horses vssy fas
Sale poslStye
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
DEM. r. THEALL, AUCrIONEER -
ID LATE sALEsMAM WITH Z; =: hupr1 90.
asyEEEs SExE isSSzEs ! SIE SHiN

THEALL 3 BROS. win sell by auction orlgRSDAY.
April so a. loh O'Clock q The private restte he Fifth
contents Of said house, via :Superb ebony rosewood
Paror Furniture Buhl Cabinets and Tables Etes supe-
nor French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors sa dsmask
reps and lace Curtains; hne assortment OF iwood and
walnut Chamber Furniture oak and walnut brAry and
DINING Room Furntu frencn, Cnina ana Cuhss Ware
collection Of very hns real Bronzes and
original Oil Paintinge by 0gnouxf Doughty, bher and
others together with All the elegant bronze and Gas Fx
lures velvet and brussels Cerpen, Oilciohs KEN Uten-
sA &C., 10 The house VIII DO open Tor inspection Wed
nesday ID Inst, By permit which. with desctve cata.
oeues may ne nsd ne omce OF tne Liberty
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
n salesroom corner of Frankfort and William streets
City Hall. Personal attention paid to the sales OF
household furniture of families declining housekeeping at
their residences st the corner Of
ST. Frederick L. vultee 80 West 25th st; John r. Dun
ham. Esq IS East 18th st. o. H. Schreiner, Cashier Chat
French Esq Frsaches Hotel Robert T Andrews Esq i2l
mour, Esq. III Broadway Capt r. Grote. 7s Fulton st.
UCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IA QUACKENBUSH 4 PAULTSoN, AUCTIONEE RS, 81
CEDAR STREET,
will give their personal attention sales Of Household Fur
residences Of families giving housekeeping and
at their saiesroom.
At AUcTToN-A 200 ACRE FARM, AT CoLpsPRING,
n T. IT, will be sold April TO- Rt r. M: the Farm of 70
arabic land with building balance in plots Of
from 10 TO 10 acres, 80 Of which the harbor command
magnificent view, having one. half mile Of water 'front.'
e. j, dEWLErT
Arm BROADWAY, ON APRIL T. TO BIZ SOLD AT
"A auction full Lots u and 70 Sullivan street.
Broome, b. ADRIAN II. MULLER.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCTIoNE FR.-
"A Large sale Of Household Furniture this (rnesday)
ernoon April at O'clock At the three story house n9
clinton place Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth
n consisting q magnificent rosewood Panoforte Stool
carved legs and three beautiful Parlor SUITS covered
WIN ne richest description OF French satin brocae Works
OF Art bronzes, OH Paintings by eminent artists Velvet,
as Sna lngrin Carpss rosewood Eagere style Of
pning Chairs to match Oval and Pier Mirrors black
suits covered with hair cloth and green reps black
ana bedsteads and Bureaus and ar Mat
ssses sct.. and Rpsksr Glass China and silver
cart pack aud ship goods for purchasers reasonable
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
RY HENRY 2 Lzxps 4 si.Ea
Win ssll By aystion On wsdnssdA AEril Ick Ss'oek

WIN so By auction on WednesdAy April 10f oclook
= their mlesrOOm, No. y Llber:yfeeC
HOusBHOLD YURNrTURE-ConsissinSla general -.
scrmenl removed for convenenos Of sa nsudine Par.
lor Dinine Ro0m Library and Chamber rsurs; Velvet
Irusses and Ingram CaFpsss gt f.me Fch plate Oval
Nirrurs: rosewood Sua In crimson brocao black walnut
0o IN reps; turkish Eaay Chairs black wut and rose.
wood Bedstcadn Bureaus and Chairs Cose Suita Win.
Sow CurSans and 6heee Silver Plated Disk SuRar boVls
feapoSs &c China Crocksry 0lssswaS a.; Copper
WorldA "a Kttchen and Darroom Furnitu
'----' ALSO, AT - O'CLOCK,
RoseWooA and mahcgHny Pianoa
Rosewood marble bed Billiard Table
DY HENRY II. LEEDS . MINER
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auetonesr, win BY auction,
On Wednesday April at IL O'Clock In front their salss
ROOM No - Liberty street long tail chcstnUorsc eight
vesr1 o2d. about i6S hands, under saA Kind and
ssylish, and 6ne driver. Sold without rcserv
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The New York herald., 1867-04-02

WANT To BUY A SMALL FARM AND BUILDINGS,
about hous' ride from city and within reasonable
distance OF depot Address giving lowest price and terms,
]. q. X. box 6,3l5 N. " Post odlce.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

TOR sAGE-rARM OF 100 ACRES large HAND
some House, buildings, orchard &C.: IN hours frvfi
city depot. Easy terms take part In trade. Aci~ss
Z r. Herald office
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

L,OR SALE IN JERSEY CTTY-A BRrOK COTTAGE,
high stoop. mine rooms, water and gas SSsoO0 cash
toop brick House on York street. ven calculated for two
years. three story House and fu sized Lot Nor
ris street. S3 cash 81 00; also furnished House TO let
with all the modern improvements. Inquire OF H. POST
10 MONTGOMERY street, Jersey City. #N
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOUSE AND GROUNDS At JERSEY CITY, HAIR
IL lem, Mott Haven Fordham wanted In exchange Tor
cash mining bonds Interest payable In gold Address
n. Peters, box I6l2 Post Office. EN