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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

THt Csm stskr Essnaa2lsgs
Tie party IL Caagrsssaaen who went on
s. szeareoa = t1t sou,b. nlt5 base
adhered pretty ia u q 5 resolution
iormed atihe siaH, not g. make any
sr tai s. Memphis ame ofihem
we're drawn out. among then Senator
Wade s. Ohio. vbo 5n The coage vs. his
r1maras aa
y know what you want You want
II ku1a ehs, the temper ana disPe
ton 81 Congress ApElause You
want 3 know something u the minds
afth people Il the north whom thef
represent 9d, therefore. I suppose j,
S. that yQu have called mo out as a
member 81 that body 10 give my views
III S. true j am rot authorized to spe4k
fr Compress On for tbe people OF tie
United Sautes ! am ouly Uuc member
ofthat body haFo no HeW doctrine
10 preach. Sir my principles are Chg
same ia any latitude II you wlll have
me speak | VIII speak precisely IS in
Cincinnati, or any other city a voice
,hal rght 3 A0u are anxious e
know what that great body, having the
des.inie 81 thia nation, intends to DO
Il. me Say 70 yon, in my judgement the
+ des.iaie Of this nation riehtfully be.
long g th6 people secondly Is Con- ress
as then immediate representatives y
there Is anything DIE founders Of oul
government wanted to escape from il
Was the despotism Of the one man pow
ar. end therefore they consigned the
+ legislative powers Of the government
and be power To- fiz It's policies, n tie
i Congress Of the United Salos.@nd no.
where else. applause
Now let me say that Do know tLet
the great body, OF which am a humble
member, have no resentments toward
the people Of any portion Of this coun.
try; none at all (Appiause. They
i Will be guidedby their sense Of security
and justice; nothing else. There never
was a Congress selected since the Con.
Istitution was framed in this country
with a more definite purpose and more
+ thoroughly understood IS the people
who have approved Of al their acts
and they commenced upon tie princt
BE the present session, and they vii
take no step backward. This senti.
Iment viii 10. Be cheerol here. Never
theless, truth is truth; let every mar
understand 1t. Applause
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

to r5te aa eaah Qrbiec s sB saso
80 saBi Hiere m iaa3 annl-
hlai aud oan bankruptcy
That 80 base aeacc .l
. sic ieu8 l Td aj the @
al Goe b LsR Haa aHd
Taay se susie = ra e etii-
au' a iunt 81 regards aeal
a No5.ens Iast So oP
81 teatnrs lH oar iarr aiion,
fha; iha f a ara WHO las
none g car oaer bar3G 81 taE3i.og
d bear d uho possess tae avan-
iae6 ~ r., ehear ag8 a iaN
price g labor liaull Aa thc uoaeF-
of IS F maFs ihr npc4u us
Is h3. oar c.f So haDd at FB.-
mons
That vfHe la.hHa
r 81 aud fus ia fhr msae
mons lau wool our en woods are
yine 10 one haud garaiei .f ans
Tu5c that would pay aser Aalttae e3st
ul production, and W mge thus iar
|prlfarrJ q uaji and bag ca faor-
ah.l chanen - oar tauH protection.
that would su,e ns from great q sac
uie
That Ne. tie Wo9lgoEer
II Vermont claim 10 har done our
Whole duty II onr country aad rs have
Leu i loyal e gu government ans
otc portion 81 oHr country ana ue
ask ii rc.uul an equal ana itg. p.oec.
ton rs orr vital and cherished interests
which th ephi y ana de raes.ye
opinions. 81 free trade ull never oiye
Is. but will raHaIdu sR.th q stone when
pray Cor bread
f Afolre5 That We cannot see why tic
foreign and dom tic Importers u for.
cigA goods under plea for commerce
should outweigh ia our National affair.
80 o.hermdustics. al domestic produc.
lions, and keep us dependent on other
nations for the common necessaries q
life "hoaefs II wood and drawers q
water to ali other people.
Hfulrd That tho Secretary furnish
a copy 81 these resolutions Immediately
to each II our members Of Congress
and tLat orr Senators be especially re.
lquested @ present them Immediately
to that branch 81 Congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

President Jobnean Nss pressrtc
with gobbler ug.ghra 6fty-hye ibs
on Christmas
4 Connecticut Yankee has cleared
his house of rats d catching one and
dipping BIN rs rcI paiut Ho ,hau lct
hlm loase. aud tbo other rats not liking
hi looks, lefi Immediately
SIX ceres II meadow land IN thc
town g Mansfield. AIast. were careful
Is prepared and stocked with cranberry
plauts three 81 lour wears ago THIS
wear, upwards IS $50 bushels - cram
berries we're gathered "a this Sis acre
cranberry patch a rred@ble crop.
Nudd. span 1r and Mclaughlin
yra Is DC taken nom NE Dry FWtugas.
On writ IF habeas corpus issued Is
Judge Nayue FOR trial in the oyll
courts
TIE Leland Brothers have leased
tho Ddyau House 1T Albany ier ten
years. ii rent 81 So. 600 year
The Washington Saf says Surratt
will arrive about tho both Of January.
Ills trial win take place At the February
term 81 the Criminal Court
Tie war indemnity Of twenty mil
lion halers, which Austria paid 60
Pru for The pleasure Of being whip
"a, wis conveyed TO Berlin in a speclol
railroad express train, abundautly guar
dcd. The whole amount was paid in
silver II was loaded by the ton, and
took twcnty-gix men TO count it.
The Alton Telegraph, abiding to
General Frank Blair's recent appoint
ment to the place made vacant by the
death Of General Curtis APPLY says
"As it is a settled point that the Gov
ernment is to support Dir Blair in some
form on other, ho viii probably DO az
little harm in the above position a.
any other in which hc might beplaeod.
Senator Cowan proposed female
suffrage rs lac sand, not that he wanted
any change, butifany change was 10 be
made, he would embrace the Indies.
A young man out West was entrus-
ted with the money to bring his father
home a good family sewing machine,
He carried of a ncighbor's daughter e
Chicago, married her, and brought hen
home, declaring she was the best fam.
lily sewing machine he could procure,
The trichinm, that terrible disease
in The hog tribe has at last been disco,-
cred in New England The meat OF O
hog slaughtered at Littleton, y H.. has
been subjected TO a careful examination
by medical men, and declared by them
to contain the dreaded parasite.
Tie firm Of Lewis Lille & Son,
safe manufacturers, Troy, N u, failed
last week, with heavy liabilities.
a poor little girl in the Fourth
Ward, Now York, as she was dying,
said "Shc was glad she was going to
die, because now her brothers and sis.
tets would have enough 10 eat T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

At q cock>fght b Nevada one 81
tie fowls pas nama1 Andy johnson
and tie other TAad Stevens, sad very
heavy bsaisg took place according Is
tie pol.tical parties q th spectators
Thad Aillel Andy q tbe hrs onset
4 California vile writes from san
Francisco t. her husband III the inter
ior Dear sir Il may be proper, and
perhaps 10y duty, to inform You that
about ts0 months ago | succeeded III
getting my d.r0rse from veu and also
that hate since married sg4in Iou
may continue yonr HloniAly remittm-
ces. as may need tAep for your three
children
a. equestrian statue 81 General
Scott costing 10000. and made from
guns captured s. Mexico Is BE- plae-
"a 81 lis grave a West Point
Tic Potomac j. frozen oyeF q
Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

II l8E 81 IHE Gown SOB % IpsH8.
Tie Message 81 Governor Ballard tothe
Idaho Legislature. delivered on the 9th
inst. notes q marked decrease 81 crime
IS tae Territory 1t says thas agricul-
taral pursuits for the past year have
been prosecuted with gratifying results;
tbal sorghum has been cultivated sue
cessfUlis IN Boise Valley thai although
portion Of the 4uaEiz lodges is known
@ be neb, i haas not beau worked Il
states that tie weld 8 Flaeloa metals
during tie past year ezc as any siiul-
laT period j. rscomoud tie organic
ing q Territorial militia s. protection
ael.nsi Indians and tr tie purpose oi
ob,z,ns iAt Territory Quot. 0i arm
FROM the Gelsi Government Il gI-
iuie .o the Importance ~ railroad COM
nalle-ia from tie u ga.ae walEe
IS the Columbia Eiygg 50 Boise Valley.
inter ting the Central Pacific Raroad.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

THE PUBIC DEBT The monthly
statement Of the public debt, shows BY
comparison with the statement Of
December 1st IN increase Of $20,422,
$50 ID tie debt bearing coin interest,
while that bearing currency interest has
decreased 25,243, 40 The amount Of
grecnbacks withdrawn dnriug the
month was $i.9l4007, and the total de-
crease in the debt was $1,000, 06A
There was $978il, 9G7 in gold in the
treasury, January /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
n To debate Is TIC Houso, on thod ef-

In the debate Is tho House, on thed ef-
feicncy bin, the question was PROFOUND
e1 whether any Of tho money asked for
by tie State Department was used N
doffaying tie expenses Of swinging
round the circle, last autumn. Mr..
Stevens caused great roar Of merri-
meuG by answering IN the soberest and
most confidential manner imaginable
There are two or three bills Of that
account which have not got been settled
but ! have got an understanding with
Mr. Seward that they shall not be pay
Cd out Of this appropriation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
TIC Dad 81 ls.e Yeer.

The doath-rol Of the year includes
many names distinguished in politics,
il the church, in authorship and III art.
we note.a few Of them
The ranks of the authors have been
tlinned Frederika Bremen died at
Stockholm early in the year; Jared
Sparks at Cambridge in March; Joseph
Mory in France in June; and Count
GuroYsli at Washington in May.
Among the dead statesmen and politi-
cal leaders are Daniel S. Dickinson,
Lewis Cass, John Van Buren, Elijah r.
Purdy, Moses Z, Odell james Humph-
rev, Senators Foot and WRIGHT and
Comodore Stockton. Prince Esterhazy
died at Ba,isbon il Nay and Marquis
q Azeglio III Italy in January. IN Oc-
tobef, b. Thouyonel closed his long
and active career in France
Gordon Cumming, the famous lion.
hunter, was accidentally killed in Scot
ald in March Prof Henry D. Rogers,
a distinguished sarqai, also died in
Scotland in May John Ross, chief Of
the Cherokee Nation, died at Washing
ton in August
The sculptor Gibson died in Italy in
january, seyonty-fye years Old and
Sir Charles Eastlalle, president Of tic
British Royal Academy, died at Pisa
JUS as the new year came in.
The most prominent clergymen who
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

STATISTICS oF 1866 During the past
year there were sol fires IN the United
States each involving d loss Of $4,000
Total loss by these fires $66, $4,000
against Sl3,l39000 for ths previous
year when there Were only 81 q such
fires
There were SIS railroad accidents ID
tie United States 10 The year Just en-
del, causing tho Joss Of is llges and
tie wounaing u COZ persons. For tile
preylou year There were le5 accidents.
33j persons killed and ,427 wounded
There were - steamboat accidents ~
the United States last year, involving
loss Of lilc killing G33 persons and
Wouudiug 1876 During tho previous
year there were - such accidents gtA
the los otl7ss liyes and the w0unding
9f ZG3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Cosr or THE FEMAy WHISTLE The
summing mp Of the result ofthe Fenian
trials at Sgectsburg is thus performed
by some one IN Montreal
"I'he trials Of tho Fenians at Sweets
burg, after lasting four weeks, and cost
ting the Canadian government 100000
have terminated, with the following re-
sults The prisoners Colburn and
Powers discharged Gilman, Owens,
Carroll and Morril acquitted; Terrence
Sic Donald acquitted Five Of the pris-
oners remain ia jail Holmes, under
sentence Of two mouths Imprisonment,
for larceny Crawford under sentence
three months for receiving stolen goods,
and Madden, Smith and Crowley under
sentence 81 death. The general impress
sion IS that the sentence Of death viii
not BE carried ont, and the whole affair
Is nothing more than a solemn legal
drama
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Gov CuRTN The friendsof Govern
or Curtin for thePenusylymia Senator
ship, have Withdrawn him ia favor o!
Thad. Stevens, whose friends AFRO noW
quite confident, though they fear Cam-
eron, who is very sweet in securing
nominations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
TO owners d Horses and Cattle.

To owners OF HORSES ana Cattle
TOBIAS DERRY CONDITION Powders war.
rantgd superior 10 any others Of % pay 81 tbs eafe Of
pstemper, Worms Bots. Coughs. lilde boaHd, Celas,
6c Ia liorsea, and Colds Coushs iess 81 Mnt, nisck
Tongue nora nsiempes a.. Cattle These Powders
wsre armu5 put ap s. >mpsap l. Tobias. con = Dt,
Tobias ael slhce his death the demaud has been ~
srrat far them, tha Dr. Tebhs bas continued @ mann
mciufe them They ere regiet sac aad inneceht, no
nscde siogpiHg The work. g your animals The, In
crease tbe appetite giye enc coat clgeass the stomach
ana urinary aerans also ipcr,ae he mia # Try
taom, and yau win, never he without them, Hiram
woolfua the eecl rated tainerei totine horses hiss
used tem for years and recommends trm t. hlstHgnds
Col rhno Butb n tht !, rome Race Course fordham
n " wonld not pte them until hc told q whhtthey
arg composed since which be Isboyef without them 81
H. has oyr 20 running heses 10 hs charge ad faf The
ltsi tafee years D. used no e.aer msdtine CT them
80 has kmdly permitted ms % fer any osc 10 him.
over 900 references ean br soena the depot sold by
Druggists and saldlcrs. pita 2scena pcrboI Depo,
% CHtlandf street Now lma
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
49, EsHss's rsss Asigi-F .Hsxs 81.
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The Wonder Of The World.

ttesH atHttastsnA esq 81 ust fH4 tprfs rath in euy
pafz af8he ts5f "a esief 4ataehEs an
fJ TfF lt 4uH Fff g.
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Directions Elsa esga nMH. tUa 81 40 nsnnss rsin-
kiHas Msf,e ul tKltffal1 = Internally
h fsaa shseii tep u 81 ~ ioss.
Ai tratrifes sa,a'l tsfe ibh Nagtg ol ulth ksm.
Atsry sY " istia 90 a&eat -rfaiHs, ,e iieas.eebs,
Teathaeh tAelie tl.aigra Meftas thaisra nfuisrs,
Nefas Eb,eWatisn Nssragia tai8s lr thr iitaA Awe
la ths Fsae taHientsa stiaal tits taitnn Al tAess
&C. Nsa'c Oh eurfs SGD q s. aav o. - ths lest
Ernsas In THE wptA 4 sait.a " EenRes Naeie 90 Il
peftsst ssEtf HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY"
s. fhs Fes4 az
There II hesith ttspiy saA happy heae sealed m In
every iattie, NaiprH iaf sen Ettdtr
Inquire Ef ii ahrn, ypu fIaiie
sold by niUEeista MetthantA and Gracets, wha are
nv Ast1gs tflttaghaHt fac fauatFf.
NN EENNE sa,s Propulsion lHttsaelA Masa
ntmas hatues d Sos Whal ssic AAfhit, AtN Nntk,
iita b Goodwin 4 Ca N.ssfan
4. thaupt0a @aHs n Co. Tray
fuf SHE by 81 n sykes GRAY \ iisllsy, iiuFseti q.
~ SMITH + oryis Aanehestpf q W hraaisy, spns
dtgand, bemns a llar.l Rulings &Indsan, Aflagiss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
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as f. sfsaa &. ssas .red tsaa1i s,ers t.f,is.
syhs
HeTi8 Hasf
81 So e.. taissnss ~ tsyt sass sssAs vtl,A
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Cos Oelsby has aelin3 % par
len Mc8e IfusseL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Tl Naples Eethscis5ld has retired
fr5A business eith f0tuAeof ( 1000
900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

Ours JuVealIe Department
I particularly attractive including
SLlIGHs from 70 eents 10 go
SKATES, every 81 yle and price
- HOBBY HORSES al prices
spRNG Gathering and leipng Horses
TOY GIGS, Carts and Nheclbaupws,
Aud general assert aeut Of eheap Toys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
Observation-Disclosures,

III IIO3A LIl I'D. w LALOII,
BRITANNIA WARE
TIMETABLE POCKET CUTLERY,
POLISHED FIRE iRpNs.& sfANDARDs,.
BIoWERs, STANDS PLATE WARMERS
coal EAsEs & UoDs, elegantly ornamcnted.
IOLDfNG FIRE FENDERs
TEA COFFEE GfNs,
ToftET.WAREus sets,
kER0sESE COOKING STOVES,
WATERS & TEA TRAYS.
LADIES NUHk STANDS
LADIES' FANCY BASKETS,
CARPET eWEEpEfH.
CLOTHES. wRINn fiis Iron aauglcs
Old DOMINION q uREltA GOLFER p0Ts, --s.
Ana eycry thing - The way 81 Cooaiae, EttshsH and
Lsahdry JfrHafh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

important Qualities. Hfsndrsths = us 80 f'in-
ulae all the Interior powers ~ The system that every
poison or impurtg Il forced from me blood into the
bowels and thaspasse, OF Recent cases u sickness
WI often bdRrcd BY the eject of 9 % hrandfsihs
Pills, when The operation Is fli and complete leave
The blood as free f4om poisonous and unhealthy INST
ter e hat Of asncw-bnrn bnbc IN colds, snnamu'a-
tory diseases aud 10 cholera, thcir restores to
heal sooner thar all other remedies, hccaNsc they
ke from the blood and bowels those ,maitsrs upon
which pains crnmp and aches depend for continuance
captain Isaac smith, Of sing Sing. says Thirty Of
Brandreih'a Pile takon according to dicciiuns,eurcd
lin III very severe bronchial affection ahcr other
10 know The fact
Brudrctifs ifit, Principal ONCE, rreudreih Ilopsc
Nye York Sold also By Hlt Dnnislr. See ny name
% G9genpcu .siauap, without Hith 80 pills are
spuH3us-sg "a BRA&uRErll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHI
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.

L THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers pier ~ North river OF Canal street.
12ocock n0On follows
JUNE I-UCEAN QUEEN, Captain II. p. Conner, con-
meeting with MONTANA. Captain J. Sutton.
JUNE l1-RlSING STAR Captain A. q. Gray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Caverly
JgSE 2i:aARiZ0NA Captain JEFF Maury, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain -.
100 pounds baggage allowed free each adult
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch Acapulco those Of LIST and 2lst
connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports
LIST and nth for Central American ports and those OF list
touch at Manzanllo
Departure OF th Of each month connects with the
steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF June II will connect at San Francisco for
JAPAN and China. See advertisement below.
For tickets and all further information apUly at
the Office the wharf foot Of Canal street. North river
New York; r. r. BABY, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

AGAAOEAAN - IAN = ~ -
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL EVERY
- Wednesday and Saturday.-The VIRGINIA salls
sOiS s.serass s currency Drsfs On ESssnS and Ire
land at current rates Of exchange Apply - 1HOMPbONS
passage once, 70 Broadway. corner OF Rector street.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coAPANY's
- -~A '''~A''A aoRUsaA.
G. Franzen commander CARRYING the United States mail,
Will sail ON SATURDAY. June at IL NJ, for
taking passengers for Hamburg Hayre, Southampton and
cabin SIPS second cabin $751; steerage. ss7 3d.
payable in gold or its equivalent
KUNHARDT 4 CO., c. y. RICHARD BOAs,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
lb Exchange place, NY No. Barclay street, N. y.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ Steamers weekly Liverpool and Queenstown, sailing
VIRGINIA, Capt Prowse Saturday, June6
HELvETlA, Capt Thompson. Saturday, June 10
M0ppiSiAMA Capt Harrington. Saturday June
TIE QUEEN. Capt GrOgan. Saturday, tune ~
Cabin passage. PAYABLE IN gold, $50 and $50
Steerage passage $26 currency.
steeraee tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, $, cur
For further particulars apply at Offices Of the Com
pany, Nos. 81 and n Broadway or No 70 BT Broad
IL CuNARD STEAMSHIP
SCOTIA, from New York, June II.
cuBA, from Boston via Halifax, June i9
PERSIA, from New York, June 26
Cabin; $50 Second Cabin. 30
S~''' rAssAcr noNry FRO. aoSros
Cabin .$l25 Second Cabin. .So
Payable In gold or its equivalent
FOR freight Or p4''ass 1 cpUEEAhp No. Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

w sale THIS DAY Al SIS Grand street, a. ION O'clock,
81 the Household Furniture consisting part Of
euis n plush: Bookcsse mahoeapy Beds,cads Bureau,
w.shssands rabes chairs Ac Mar Mairsssss Beds and
peddnf Carpets; China Glass and Crockery Ware also
boo ssfe belonging 10 the estate Of the late frederos
BbpBa BY ororT " Ckas,es ysSasa EscsStr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF LEAF To-
n bacco and Cigars, Friday, June AT the Tobacco
Trade snlesroom ~ Broad street. commencing II O'Clock
D,pOUaLAS, CAuLKlNS a co will sell large and gen.
sra assortment OF Connecticut Ohio state and Kentucky
lea Tobacco Alsomported Havana and dome site Cigars
&c The attention Of The trade respectfully called tins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

wv ~ MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A
w hlLLkk VII se a. auction Al Exchange Sslesrson,,
III Broadwsy a. " O'Clock on TUESDAY. JUNE n, the
following Valuable Niuesenth ward tRroogvnl properly
Bswes street southwsst Of Lee Avenue s1 Lots
Penn street. northwest corner Of Lee avenue two
For maps and particulars apply to Aueuoaeers Is Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

vV1LLIAM Writers, AJCT1oSEER EXECUTORS
sale THIS DAY a. 81 Grand street Al lvls O'Clock -
Housenold Furniture consisting Paor suit
pookes Mirrors Brussels and Carpets ma hossny
Beds,eads Bureaus Table Chairs &c hair Mattresses
teaiher Beds Bedding, silver China Glass Crockery
Ware: stoves, lee Boz, Ac together with Iron safe
s belonging to the estate Of ederck Whips By order
Of CHARLES JAQCIss. Executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

ShEKlfF's SALE
~ Lager Beer Brewery.
RICHARD WALTZ RS. Auctoneer,
VII sell on TH VKSDAY June At II O'clock the stock and
FIXTURES oi Lager Beer Brewery corner Eighty seventh
se. and Fourth consisting Of steam Engine, Cop
yer PUMP DO Kettles, Washing Machine Platform Scales,
beawrs bllsrd Table three Horses, Cow wagon, har.
nes ssoon Ballroom Futures Bar aud Bar Firturcs
PIANO Gas Fixtures large quantity OF Lager Beer Tables
Chairs. Stoves. Pipes John kILIY sheriff.
Joss kcksoS, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

DiCH.Rp WALTERS, sHERIrF's AvCrIoNRER.
II Mortgage sale hotel and Bar Furniture.
Will sell FRIDAY June al II O'clock the entire ots
Bar Fixtures and Furniture Of hotel No " Chatham
consng OF large and general assortment Of Cham
her Psrior Dnlnr other Furniture. Bar and BAR Ply
lures kc ny virtue OF chstiel merteage q. n WATTS
Marshal, ~ Nassau street, Alto ney Tor mortgage
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u holy Land. Egypt &c.
The magnificent sidewheel steamship
QUAKER CITY,
having been elegantly reed at her berth nj pier II
East river foot OF Wall street. and will leave with the above
excursion SATURDAY. June at O'Clock p. NJ. The
ship will visit St. Mchaes. Gibraltar, Marsees, Genoa
Leehorn Caprera Cyita veccha Naples Palermo Athens
Corinth, Constannople. Scbastopol smyrna Holy Land
Egypt Malta, Cagara Palma, valcntia Madeira and Ber
muds and the will have ample opportunity 70 visit
Paris Lyons and s the pontsof interest in Italy Switzer
land and the Holy Land also England and the Rhine.
Applications for the few remaining staterooms must be
O. 6. DUNCAN. III Wall street
As the whole ship reserved for the accommodation OF
the passengers no cargo will be received.
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c1 A cHALpRoN FOR COKE, OF THE BEs
York Gas Company. twenty hrst street and avenue A.
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49, 7a0 BROADWAY.
. isrge crowds nightly unable TO gain admission.
tnisastc and most ia hi nabie audiences.
bscrve the splcgdid program me this week;
ever equalicd by any other Minstrel troupe.
ee the WONDERFUL fcats of the JAPS,
ust hear the ONLY LEOS'S MABEL WALTZ.
sionishng hight frum DOME TO STAGE.
reclaimed the best buriesgue ever written.
creams OF laughter I'LL the curtain falls.