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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12
European Markets.

2AA OPO&a ki muse
BY Cable.l i+s LONDON, June IL.
CoNsoLs-At 9414; Illinois Central 49,;
Bondss7s. h4 #ftlt& vi @
LONDON, June IL P. NJ.
CoNsoLs-At 9i5s. Illinois Central at
7916.
LIVERPOOL, June 1I--Noon.
CoTToN-Dun and unchanged.
CoRN-At Sos.
PoRK-At 7Ss.
I LARD-At sos.
BAcoN-At 4os. other markets un-
changed. BE
LATER.
CoRN-At S5s9d.
LONDON, June live.
CoNsoLs-At 9fs4; 5-2Os IS; Illinois Gen.
trail 7S54 Erie 4014.
LIVERPOOL, June live.
CoTToN-Dull. Sales of 5000 bales
middling uplands at 1l7ad; Orleans 1l5sd.
Advices from Manchesterare unfavorable.
BREADsTUFFs-Corn -5s9d; wheat 13s3d.
BARLEY-At 4s7d. -
OATs-At 3s6d.
PEAS-At 3SS.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchange Pork 77s6d
beef l3Ned; lard sos; cheese Cos. r.
fPRonUc E Petroleum spirits cd: refined
lsid -potashes BIS; ccmmons rosin Is; fine
lbs; spirits of turpentine 33s; tallow 43s6d
clover seed 42s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12
BOOTS ANDgSHolESs.
1t Costs Nothing TO ExaQREme
TURNER'S

Fine Stock of Boots and SZaOes,
Amd IN a majority Of cases yov qrEasld
be so much pleased, lcitA the g5,sgiEy
and style of has goods q'ld tie rvi1sr at
aohich he as selling them, tAGf goa
aoOuld be certain to sare yourself the
trouble Of looking else,ohere, and order
a feao pairs a1rapped up before sjoS fe5f.
~ ~ n
BsE- To my large circle of bUsaaeHs
friends, and the ladies in particular. 4
would say that my stock of good Shoe
work of all kinds is very. 'fall sud
fresh, embracing some new and very
fine glove kid and serge goods g1r
mems wear, Boys shoes of all kinds.
and particularly ladies' serge gaissnx
and slippers, easy house and Eine
dress slippers, schildrens' CATERS, Po-
fish Balmorals, ankle ties, and SIP
pers of all kinds.
From this time until after ahe
Fourth Of July,jT willselptRe sboEe
and all other goods at prices more ga
vorable to the buyer than could be
,ebtsined before since 1861 al
T. w. TURNER,
= South First Street. =
june8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

VYYANTED-INFOR Geo.
I" Hartman, VIII o left Mt. Vernon sew
eral years since, or of his sons, Christian,
Charles, or Hartman. He was brewer at
Mt Vernon. Information of his present
whereabouts will be suitably rewarded. if
left at the journal office. He was last
heard of at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Inay2l dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12
Brick House for Sale at Auction.

TIME COMMON COUNCIL eff THE
u City of EvansvilI VIII sell at p bic
sale, at 2 O'Clock, on Saturday, the 18th
day of June next, upon the premises, a
brick house. recently purchased of 7. Mil
Ter, situate on Lot No. 8, Block No. l33, La
masco; the building to be removed on or
before he first day ofzAugast next.
Terms made known on day of sale. =
BY order of the Council.
1Jttlf- =, A. VI. McGRIFF, Clerk.
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CITY LIVERY STABLES.

SYCAMORE ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
ID. p. BISSELL, Proprietor.
Nice Horses and Buggies for hire.
Special attention given to boarding and
sale of stock and II the training of trotterss
maya dim
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-North half of Lot 6S, Up
x per Enlargement. corner of Second
and Cherry Streets. 371a by $50 rect. One
third down, the balance in one and two
years, with interest.
WALKER & LUNKENHEIMER.
South corner of Main and Third SITS.
iune1I 1wd
NOR SALE "A new house with large
rs rooms, kitchen, cellar, cistern, stable,
wood shed. &c. The lot is 125 feet front. by
$50 feet deep, in Bray's and Cooks En-
largement, opposite Mayor Bakers new
residence. Also, the house on lot No. 8,
Main Street, joining Weeds store, with
lease on lot. A bargain win be given in
this property. Apply to
j. b. RUCKER,
Office with Shackelford & Hornbrook.
rnay31 2w aen s
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FISK 81 HATCH.
I No. 5 Nassau Street, New York.

Banker and Dealers In GOVERNMENT
rites.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

rcsDoct reserve to themselves the utmost freedom VI
action. -, --.t.,...r counted hv the Adj
,,,istr,tion and the Opposition ~ VIII De Hc'CsaI9
m hack to 1864. In the month OF june OF lht l'"l w
T,cbc. Macdonald Government were defeated ny Note
80 ~ nm motion regarding an advance OF suOUO TO
,ic civ AZ Montreal, which, although IL Itay aneItc
but one member Of the Cabinet ty Coac 10 IeEaiu ~
expressing want Of cQnhdence III inc Mioc I,, aCVou
i1i informed His EXcecncy That they dld not possess
nc Confidence OF the House as then constituted ms
1lt tb fourth Administration that had fallen in two
ycor and there appeared TO be but little chance OF
cHarsT Tobn A. Macdonald therefore, resolved upon
rse which he hoped wOuld affect change IN the posi-
ton OF affairs, aud avert the necsy Hl Eeetal tee
ton This 10 less than coaloh between the Two
great parties upon basis mutually acceptable. Ater
several days of negotiation with MI Brown, the Reform
leader, It was decided that q cOaluOh government
shOud be formed having as part OF ITS policy the qutS
tion of federal union OF the Provinces The announce
ment OF this solution 10 the dnculues when threat,
encd MS was received with general satisfaction, and
every one praised the patriotism of the leaders who
had agreed TO sink their personal feelings for the
uubic good This coalition remained in power until the
New Dominion came into existence with this exception,
that Mr. Brown in the mean time left the Government
upon question the best means Of negotiation with
the United States 10 the renewal OF the RECIPROCITY
Treaty and his place was filed by another leading Re.
former, the Hon Mr.. Ferguson Blair When the act OF
Union came into operation another coalition nnls'i
formed upon the basis OF the hrs ior the putos
carrying out It's provisions and this Ministry ana us sup
porers having the chief plank of their platform tnc
great principle of confederation now constitute the "O'
eminent side of the House. o,r,
AT present the point of issue seems to be this Sir John
takes the ground that coalitions are good or Dau
ing to the circumstances under which they are iotle
that, the coalition of the two great pr'rs III %
place for the purpose of carrying out inc great H.
of confederation object which met the approval VI &
whole country, that Government ucscI M ti Coli
support of Mr. Brown and his party that' as t9 Col
tOu of 1867 was formed for the same pun , liberal
same basis as the first, equaI 4 b r. H reniicd
support that the former received 10 winch u ~
ON the part of the Opposition that the rs TGOH When
all well and good but that It's work was n tt ,Trr
the act of Union took effect IN July last ana lnn ~
fore, being no longer necessary 'nG pg1' ,trcd -
proper and unconstitutional and should &c UesV! cu "
quickly possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
MINING sTocKs.-FIRsT BOARD.



Gold closes at l39. The impeachment furry has
passed. and the project by most operators IN gold i
considered dead The clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were Sc, 81 600 and the balance sl5i36l9 81
Government stocks are steady at yesterdays rates
State stocks are steady and full prices paid for
bank shares and railway mortgages. Pacific Mail
continues active and has inflicted serious losses upon
its buyers for control at the election. The market
opened az III, and closed at 18Th Express stocks
are all active and in demand at full rates. Adams
sold at So and Merchants Union at s.. The railway
share market was dull Northwestern Twas strong
selling at 5Sa for the Common, and 68i for Preferred
at the Regular Board. There are strong buyers Tor
all that is offered and disposition shown TO sell IL
short Erie was steady at ItGH!. Al the
Second Board prices were stronger on
both issues Of Northwestern and nearly
all the active shares. Merchants Union was
strong and sold Mt ~ After the board prices were
generally stronger. Northwest Preferred sold at
67g. Northwest Common, 5s,; Erie, III; Paclhc
Mail was buoyant and sold at 1911. The market
closed strong and active. Registered T. cents
ISL. 1l2.01l3s; Coupon u cents, 1881, llSGlloi
Registered 5-9Os 1862. 1OilalO5; COupon 5-2Os 49,
lO7lGlOs; do 5-2Os 1864 1863 1885,; do do lsoo Oo
alO6s do. New, 1865, 107IGl0s; do lSt'' IV.T9 ,
Jos; Registered lO4Os. lOOdlOl Coupon lO-ics W.
QlO2.; 1905 second, il05.GlO5s; do third "'.
1853: Tennessee ex-coupOn p cents, 6id 64i 40
new. 6la6l3; Missouri p cents, 9i.G@; Canton
4l66; Cumberland, 26dSl Western Union' S-'
a39.: Pacific Mail, 1&Gi24!; Atlantic Mall Il'.~
11s. Mariposa. 7!GS: do Preferred, lSal5s; Boston
Water Power, 17G17i; New-York Central log
1lsl; Erie 7l.071l; Erie Preferred ~ huuso"
| River. l24I6l24s; Reading. 6!G96s; Michigan 'en
trail lO9lQll0; Michigan Southern, SGSOs; iiiiho.,
Central. 199901SO; Cleveland and Pittsburgh o.,
ASH; Northwestern 5S!G5Sl; do. Preferred o,'
Q67l; Cleveland and Toledo. lOlalO2; Rock lSlahu'
96I a96!; st. Paul Az 64.; do Preferred oI1@o-''
Fort Wayne, 91!G97s. 49,,
Exchange is quoted as follows; LONDON " VA" S
100, QlO9.: do at sight 1O9s0l09 Commercial 'Uo"
100. Paris, long 517lG51G!; do. short oLo3
Antwerp. 59OQ517l; Swiss, 59Oa5l1l; lian'pu an,
S,aS6; Amsterdam, 4O.61; Frankfort %'~iO''
Bremen, 7S,07S. Berlin, 7l4G79
Money is easy on call at Z per cent anu ,'oN -
houses make up their accounts readily 'le'.''"
bills sell slowly at high rates best can NC ""o ~ -
Q, and second grade at lO@l2 ..,;o,
The idea that Congress will suspend contrac,''N
,royols among borrowers, but it is not easy to ais
cover the foundation for this hope II the Govern
ment was n borrower, recourse might be had 10 mo
nocv of Mr.. McCullochs predecessors, who manu-
f,ctnred currency instead of buying money" wheh
in need As the Treasury, during the current year,
has counted its surplus revenue by millions is steu
jly having off the short debts. and has every reason
10 feel assured that July, 1868 will see all tho "~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF GIRLS GEANMAi
SCHOOL NO. "a.

GRADUATING EXERCISES OF GIRLS GRAMMAR
SCHOOL NO. "a
The graduating exercises and distribution Of
diplomas to the members Of the retiring class OF Girls
Grammar School No % Sixth Ward Of which Miss Mary
A. McCOsker Principal took place yesterday afternoon
in the presence Of the local boards Of Commissioners and
Trustees and large number OF friends OF the pupils and
teacherz had been very prettly deco.
rated for the occasion with evergreen wreaths aud
flowers The exercises included music, vocal
aud instrumental solos, chOruses, and hymns
by the pupils, reading, reCatOns, and compositions.
The performances generally excellent, rejecting
credit upon both teachers and pupils. The yaedctory
address, by Miss Jennie Howe, graceful and apprO-
pirate composition, and we'll delivered Addresses
made by Mr.. Randall. Superintendent OF the city
Schools: Mr.. Riddle, Assistant superintendent, aud
Mesrs Ginrd Merritt and Hayes all Of whom spoke IN
high terms Of the proficiency. discipline and general good
appearance O9 the school. The following the names
Ut the graduating class Misses Kate O'Nrnl, Fanny
DOYLE. Resale KiudsEopf. jennie Howe. Elizabeth
5ehwaltk, Ellen Lac. Eileen BauielA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
DOMINION or CANADA.
POLITICAL PARTIES IN CANADA.

POIIIHAI IANIIEo N NANAUAs
OTTAWA, Nov. 70, 1867
In addition to the two sides with which the
House Is usually divided namely, the Government and
tle Oppostion there j. now added third, the Nova
6cotan party OF these the Government, under the
leadership OF Sir John A. Macdonald command an over
yhrlming majority; the Opposition are as yet unorcan
jzed and without any recognized head; aud the Nova
tc0fans under Sir. Howe, seem prepared 70 suck TO
ecthcr for the purpose Of carrying out ther peculiar
,ocv They claim have been lcgislatcd ont or their
egu country disayOW connection with either or the
,ters except 50 far rs the Opposition are prepared 10
I,r ficin ON az confederation, declare thar ihcF VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
WISCONSIN
WISCONSIN.
HEAVY VOTE AT TIE LATE ELECTION.

HEAVY VOTE AT THE LATE ELECTION.
The official vote of all the Counties of Wis
consn, except Pierce and Ashland, foot up AZ ulle
under IN 900 These Counties, when added will increase
the Just about 10000 which Is the largest vote
in the state The total vote tcanvassed) n the
Presidential election OF 1864 49, 473 in the Cubcr
material election OF 1865. only O50 In the Congressional
election OF reached l2993O. The aggregate tins
year shows not only that the rapidly increasing
IN population. hut that the Democratic papers when
claim that the Democrats and the Republican papers
which complain that the Republicans did not turn out TO
the polls. rs a general rule. are IN error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1867

Prosperity and happinfss gill be the happy lot OF the
South Under the hand Free Labor and the influence
Of Republican institutions each Southern state will rapid
~ adj vance in all that constitutes true greatness III state
North and South East and West wl strive 70 pass eaeh
other in the Of Progress The national Indebtedness
will be promptly paid at the proper tnes ana IN e prop
er ways. At peace, at home and abroad Win equaeu
elements OF power and wealth, with an nduslli9ns en-
terprisng free people the great American Eepu9ne wiz
become the most powerful the prosperous, the most
benccent and the respected OF the nations Oh te
.-Lrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
COrRr CALENDARs-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME CUcuit.-Pmt NO calen-
dar Part IINOs 80 SS, t20, 1926, $50, 6O li5 l4.o
l6 $50 l7l9 1872 73l 1912, 1902, 600, ol4 Ss, e5s
Special Teu-Issucs OF Law and Fact Nos $780, l5l 2Ol
25 So 49, 2ls 1855, l56, 1885, 22 222 22j 2S no 23 ~
400 20 23 ChdmberS-ReserYed Cases Nos 90, ~, 100
iO2 lOJ 49, 12s 129 $780, 1856, 1877, l6l lo2 100 lot l6s
49, 49, $780, 1884, 1885, 1913, 2Ol 2O, ?l6 Dis Us 2J2 2S
23T, 2i 245 $50 260 273, 2l6, 2S2. call 2sl. - 80
SUPERIOR CouRr-Tridi TeiT-Part l-Nos 23oJs' 3l2I'
376 $780, $685. $685. $780, SAL 3ll3 3ls5 2s2, 800, Ao
359 3B5 Part IINOs 1884, 36li 3olt, Jb32, 5000, 4b,
2tgs 2l6O 25Od 2t9s 1850 236s 2til, 2i5i, 2jli.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-EqutB. Calendar I'M
,tau FaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
stvrr ,rnrpU,NIC DISTRICT.

To me Republican, and independent Electors o, ue llu
ALey,uGuc District Having been compelled on account
OF sickness TO decline the nomination for Alderman en
selected ED LOCKWOOD esq as their candidate IL rust
my friends the District will give him the earnest sup
port they kindly promised to myself Tor WIN P IUlei
effort in view of the contest between opposing factons
" Wi CHARLES s. STRONG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGg.--FIRsr CALL
10! O'CLOCK A. NJ.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT

% 52O COUP u o. b7ZUJpn % U StN50 Reg 67 nj
$1,000. lOS 1000 l2Oclk 100 6OO00 "a O'cPkiO7I
10000 800 31e8 10 620COu '67 Tresy Notes al
L 5 500 COu '65 10000. II O'c'k l0TEl 2d Series
2,O00....-......lO6 3 5s 1O4O Cou 5000 1854
5OOOO.12 O'crk1O75 13OOO..--.-... 1924 Sd Series.
lOOOO.l2 oclklO2t $1,000. ....... 1854
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

Try HENRY u. LEEDS MINER
Il HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NBER.
VIII soil ~ auction, "Wednesday, APRIL i0 at III O'Clock.
~ tne private resistance No. 81 Fifth Forty
second street,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. al Of which
wss made 70 order BY Buckley Herfcr and sold
q1enes o. & The owner eoing abroad, consisting OF
Carpets, elegantly carved f0sewood
u crimson figured satin carved roseveod e!
mosaic inaid Centre Table g fams French plate mante
Mrors; green ak indow Curtains with Cords and 1As
eois lace window Curtains Marble Figure
Prayer Pedestal; carved aabaster ssauetes supeS
rosewood octave Piano. with pearl and corncr
made by stoddsrt Rosewood Piano Stool figured satin;
rosewood marble top Centre Fable together with Vale
able Oh psntns BY some q the most celebrated mastsr
green figured silk, green figured ak window Curtsins
Lace do carved rosewood Dressing Bureaus rosewood
Centre Table, rosewood marble top Commode rogewood
marble TOP Cabinet Bureaus Hair Mattresses Feather Boil
stcrs and Pillows, Pailasses, kc
LiBRARY-Two superb rosewood Bookcases rosewood
Library Table, elegant marble Figure OF Flora
high velvet and gold base; black walnut Chairs in erm
cloth. Be-
DINING ROOM-Csrved oak Extension Dining Table
carved marble top Buffet backs walnut Chairs In
cloth, Lounges, kc with Plated Ware. &c.
HALL-Carved black walnut marble top Table. black
walnut Hail Chars and other furniture more fully
merated In catalogue.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
Is HENRY III LEEDS AUCfToNEER

Wl se BY auction, on Thursday, April II a. IUH o'cock
at the private residence ~ West Nineteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues
Gcntce Household Furniture consisting Of Velvet Brus-
sells Ingram Carpets rosewood rarlor Suits covered In
crimson silk brocaol; Curtains 70 match; Lace do Pier
Mirrors Cornices elegant carved rosewood Centre Ia
be fancy Chairs, Bronzes Clocks and Vases rosewood
Piano STOOL rosewood Bronze ChandcerB Easy
Chairs, Pictures and Engravlngs, hne Oh Paintings.
Dining Room Of Qak-Chars, Extension Dining Table,
&C.; oak Bookcase, mahogany do
Dedrooms-Fine carved rosewood Bedsteads Dressing
deanes; Couc6es solid carved oak Suits, Ward
robes &c Suits In mahogany Armour Glace, Cottage
Suits black walnut do China Glasses and Kitchen Wares.
Sale pos...- the family arc leaving for Europe. Fur
nituro remain IN the purchasers u
| d0srN.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

SALES AT AUCTION.
UCTION NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL TO-
Al 10 O'Clock.
SPLCIAL SALE
STAPLE AND rSScY DRY GOODS,
INCLUDING
DAMAGED GOODS.
for account OF whom II may
bales q, 100 pounds) hne italian Hemp.
bales $50 poundsl hne Irish Tow,
slightly damaged By frssh water.
at o'clock precisely,
100 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
embracing full assortment for mems women's and chill
dfsa's wear.
FIFTY CAsEs SOFT HATS.
Catalogues ana soQdl pow ready
THURSDAY, APRIL II,
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
REGULAR SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
100 GASES,
Embracing the choicest novelties In greAt variety
Catalogue and samples on morning OF sale.
WIN. TOPPING CO., Auctonoers.
No. 1N Church street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

DOCKS BOOKS BOOKs.-LIBRARY AT AUCTION =
ID w. II. MILLER, Auctioneer (Johnson, Miller Hail.
% Nassau stroe will SELL without resarye, Wednesday
evening April TO- Mt IN O'Clock at 10 ST Marks place. the
entire private Library OF the late Rcy Moses Cumming.
Works. BY the best authors Sale positive 70 tho
hl4hest hddAr.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS AUCrIONEER,
will soil by AUCTION, Thursday, April H. at lo o'clock at
the private residence No. 80 West Eleventh street.
HOUSEHOLD FOkNIrURE. veivet Brussels and In
grain Carpcts rosewood black walnut and mohogany Par
Tor and Chamber Furnturc r: frame French Plato Mir.
black walnut Bookcases Buets marble top Bureaus
black walnut mahogany Bedsteads Maresscs Pillows,
Bosers &C.; Ocoths Chairs &C. China, Crockery Glass
ware, &c. Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
Id HENRY H. Y.REnS Aucftoneer

$... HSssEs S4AsSss ss &: ,,.,.,,
FE ;; IasSs zsEs x III e: :s:|en
y e. ss'ss s sss ss
three valuable 2. Carriage & Hcr,es s vis:-
sEs IT,: :ss sts ''
and ana S drs single together.
and never had DAY or sickness since owner had them
Sl:s II: CLOSE 4 PANEL S CARRIAGE lined with
COUPE lined with reps, made byJ. r. Lawrence.
aes asa sps A sss' very little
ssss.sms SSass y sss s ss Wright
very , hsndsoms a. set double plated HARNESS. nearly
ns sss 3 assss;f ss.sS sas y Iowd'n
An English imported Brdlc Ac and everything apper
They = any si1' sms osors s the ...
b n1fhS aEss4 z tfHRf EsRDs. !. 1ssHiosnzn n!SES
% sell Sy aacon a on rrdsy April H. oS o'clock "
iSPesSED consisting Of c.rs
d r.ssrS for Dp hotels i.s Sdv Is
shape. and 1ss and cases
By nlsHh FxhEE MasT TWENTY
THE ENTIRE Es4AnhEMss skxHSEH SskFEpk Eok GENTLEMAN
THURSDAY, APRIL II. AT II O'CLOCK,
AN EIESANT CARRIAGE TEAM ,s hands high syears
feet
TEAM OF VERY FINE PONIES. cross matched; war
rnnted in every respect; pair OF family pets
sPLENDID CHESTNUT SADDLE HORSE, Q years DID,
M hands high sound kind, gentle and true; been driven
by lady both In harness and under saddle, for the past
year; In very fast.
BEAUTIFUL COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE tbay)
70 hands high years old; warranted sound very Stylish
free, aud In every way first class animal.
A BAROuCHE, VICTORIA. PARK PHAEToN ELE-
CANT BASKET WAGON, DOCTORS BUGGY, ELEGANT
SEss rs oFpHR DSyRk SovE AH
Three sets single Harness. together with Blankets Robes
above vehicle: and harness are a. city made to order
and can be seen at the stable till time Of sale.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

1,ENJANfv r. THEALL. AUCrTOyEER
ID LATE SALESMAN WITH r.. III. LUDLOW co
ELeaAET nousEHo3Lp ,3 Tu@gMITg,gE RI , ,IRE MIEEEosx1 ~
GLASS. MINISTER. WILTON AND VELVET GAR
By ifEALL BROS, this day, April 10 1867, AZ ici<
O'Clock a. the rrivae residcnes No $50 Madison avenue
southwest OF Thrythrd street. all the elegant
Household Furniture, &C. made 70 order by Narcotic, De-.
sor aud Potter stymns comprising very rich rosswood
walnut and mahogany Drawing RotIn, Library. Dinnk
Room and Chamber Furniture rosewood grand actor Piano.
forte WI Bosd cf Paris maker: reps and Lscc Curtains
eeean ani Menle Mirrors dne clocks and Bronxes
Lounges aud Easy Chairs rch assorment ! Freneh China
and Cu Ware Ami nser Wilton and Velvet Carpets,
oiclohs Rlchen Utensils ac, A. Descriptive cstaicgue
NAV he had nj the once OF the sonsers 40 ~ Liberty
srss,, OK Of E. II. Ludlov CO.. NO. 3rtae sigesl
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTT0NEER.-vALuABL1
lN Leasehold Thirteenth avenue, and Bulkhead N
'front.' on North river X. II. LUDLOW co. will sell -
auction Friday April u 1867 as oclocs =. tss EE-
Thirteenth avenue1he lease Of the prupery on the e.
side Of Thirteenth avenue bewecn Twentieth and Twenty
Stable Scales and large Shed Lcass has u years y
ak cent yalauon ground rent e M and tnxss per an
Plot l60 ThiYtoenh avenue, 06 10 on Twentieth
l0D Twentyhrst street. comprisng about
IL lots, and has capacity Of from l60 10 O0U tons ~
coal Maps Ac At tho ofnce Of the auctoneers No Fine
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

A UCTIoN SALE or FvRNITURE-J ". CAMPBELL,
"A Auconecr sells at 10 O'Clock this day at 1D Hudson
street. corner Cansl mahogany Chairs in plush;
do mahogany marble top Burelu with glass; Card Tables
WAshstand large heavy plate Mirror Ssanda Mats Orna
ments &c Housekeepcrs buyers, Dealers be puncuai in
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

A LBERT n. NICOLAY.. .AUCrToNEER.
"A ALBERT IL NICOLAY will sell at auction, on Thur
day April @ l2h O'CLOCK a the Exchange saissroom, Ill
Broadway.
fFor account Of whom may concsru),
% shares International Screw Nail Co hypd el00 each.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10

r BOdART WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT 10tS O'CLOCK.
81 at the auction No. North William street.
OF Frankfort household Furniture comprising mahogany
Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands black walnut Bookcase
rosewood Suites. mahogany Sofas Rockers and Chairs.
mahogany Dining Tables oak and black walnut Extension
Tables oak Library Suites Gas Chandeliers Desks hair.
husk and straw Mattresses rosewood Panofore Lonnges
Stools BRUSSELS ply and Ingram Carpets feather Pillows
and Bosers, Paintings Crockery and Glass Ware black
walnut Sofa Frames; quantity OF marble Slabs