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The New York herald., 1867-04-19
TosEPH HEGEMAN.

d SALES IN BROOKLYN
SATURDAY, APRIL 90
at O'Clock A. M at 2l2 state street. between Court and
Boerum streets, Brooklyn.
Mahogany and walnut Porlor Chamber aud Dining Room
Furnitlre Blankets, Feather Bed, Hair Mattresses Brs-
sells and Ingram Carpets Ocoh Kitchen Wac; largo
Dog, 81. Bernard (tralncd)
Al IL O'Clock A. NJ, at 255 Livingston street. between
Hanover place and Nevins street. handsome Furniture,
good as new: two splendid rosewood Paror Suits In
maroon gold and bus brocste with roseycod sec
Rep Curtains and Mante Drapery rich China Vases and
Bronzes OIL Painting. Brussels Carpets and Oiclothss
Chamber Furniture, aud carved Buffet marble
SAME DAY,
Az o'clock p M. At Quincy street. southeast corner Of
-. Casson avenue. Brooklyn.
Rosewood Piano. octave. Stool rosewood Par
or suit PIECES In maroon pnsh; French plate Pier Man
se, and vvs mrr9rr & &Ca5pe Painngs sois BeH
Grindstone, iron Garden Vases Ladders &c
SANE DAY,
At7 o'clock r. M a rs wIoughby between Bridge and
Duleld streets, Brooklyn.
Mahogany Sofas Chairs Tables Chestnut set Velvet Car
pets ocioshs marble top Bureau, wAshstands, China
SAME DAY
Al ~ o'clock NJ at fg2 Oates avenue bctveeu C1nsson
avenue and Hunter street. small quantity Of Furniture
rosewood Paloy suit tCarpeta olcoihs n.A fssnrsa.
baSeapA Tables Chairs, ~
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
On Wednesday, April a. 1861 al A. NJ, will be sold
The premise IN Scotia schenectady county New York one
No. by $50 feet Lot No. 355 by lJO feet containing
large story Store @ BY ~ feet with shoe shop
ond floor; this OF the best locations for rea trade
in The country the aIss are light portion being paid
less expsnse than In city, also good barn this lot Lot
No. 6 by l60 feet with storehouse; three vacant Lots
Nos and each 40 by $50 feet containing fruit trees
Ac Lot No ss Sy I5S fes. with large and ccmaod!ous
with shed, well and cstern; also nne collection Of fruit
recsi Lot No. TO- ~ by l50 feet with two story double Dwell
OF the premises be 1906 Murray street. New York.
Terms-Onehaf cash. balance 10 be secured by bond aud
mortgage. A. N. HOWE.
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RBs!. y raEALL, !, AycT52SEEF, A ,gTE2 4 Il

RENy n TnEALI, AUGTIT2NEEF ~ 4, ,nn,ow.co
ELEGANT .nOUsEHoLR ,EvEniTURE, ,. MIEKo,RMsS, rn,MS
BkoNzEs AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS, OIL PAINT.
INGs, ENGRAvINqs, RICH CHINA AND GLASS,
BY iHEAfL 4 BROS. .wEDN EsDAy. APRIL q. 2. Io,s
broadway and Bowery Tke house w be ready for nspee
on on Tuesday the 2sd INST BY Permwhich, Win DO
scrpuva catalogue b had at The cn0c " the kho'
penssrh No. a. Liberty swaes
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ny HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS. AuCI1ONEER.
HOUSE AND LOT IN NEwkKK, NJ >

Al The REAL ESTATE ExCiiANoE TRINITY BuiLD-
IN0s Broadway and Pine street f not sold pre-
npPak nHsIk sBi.E PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN NEWARK, N. J.
umbis strssis 70. 2IIsci House 2lo With two story
roome GOOD dry cellar gas hot and cold water, Ac
bath kc &C.,; halls pspercd and vsrnished and all IN ex
ejent orders minutes walk from Market street
depot and The busness part of the city INQUIRE on the
Of the Auctoneern NO VI Lberty street. new
Gorf zharn rnapa can be obtained, with particulars
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ToIl @ 3.s5 gsE5SE 5sssa 81 sf;SS fE pss asS
as sLxGk AZ h6koxN HORSE y assds fs
NM travel ciogS ~ foe minutes and IN n0ndition
6ne spirited traveller prompt driyer PERFECTLY gene and
soRREL BLOOD ARh-Frovi thoroushbred stock Is,S
hands ys.rs Old nne IN Al hsrness or under saddle war
ranted sound and kind
DARK BAY aORsE-la1 hands, ysars .Mambrino
be exceed style beauty, fine sadder sound aud
Kind can beat 2be any day. the property Of private
CREAM COLORRD PONY MARE-Thoroughbred IS
hands years. black name and @i good IN al harness
apendid sadder traveller aud aranted sound and
kind In every respect; family pet
) BLACK HORSE-Black Hawk stock, Thoroughbred. 10
hands, years. kind in all harness. tpendid saddIer WIN
rot IN three minutes and better in condition. Just from
the country perfectly gentle fears no iocomotve; war
rantsd sound and End II every a bands
s handsome and gentle: complete driver can peat
three any promises great speed; no faults
trcks perfectly safe for lady 70 ride or drive ana war
One OF the finest KENfUcKY THORoUGHBRRD
MARES In the city gray; years old l6 hands grea!
style and beauty; wAl tro galop or ambie; kna 10 All
harness. and warranted knd and sound In every way
Beautiful Blooded SDRRELL TRoTflNd MAhE nreo
BY American Start; dam. Bsfou nder ana nait sister
ditlon IN 246; be driven 6 miles hour; an exTaor
dnary roadser sound and kind IN every respect
and without spot or bleJnish.
Also Wagons, Bugges and several sets OF single ana
double Harness. and second hand N
Next regular sale, Tuesday next, the Z3d
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r BoGART, AUCTI0NEER.--THIs DAY AT Ah ioh
O'Clock, At the auction rooms. No North Wiiiian
rect, government sale, 6lO Iron Bedsteads.
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DR. HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

RY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. -
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTrONEER,
VIII sell by suction on Saturday, April 90 at O'Clock, In
front of our store, No. rs Liberty street.
SPLENDID PAIR OF CAkRTAGE HORSES about
~ hands high and and DID, rich brown, long TAILS
AN ELEdXXT RoCKAwAy, perfect order, made by
Also Sne Double HARNESS made TO order. Can be
previously seen at Norris stables Eighth street. near SIKH
avenue, until sale.
x FINK PAIR OF FAMILY HORSES the property Of
gentleman going abroad; they 16I1 hands high
and eight years believed TO be sound quite Stylish bright
bays and perfectly gentle and reliable.
COACH ROCkAWAY. nearly new, built BY Wood
DoUBLE HARNESS, Princess metal mounted, made to
order.
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TOsEPH MCGUIRE, AUOTTONEER-wILL SELL on
81 Friday April atl2 O'Clock the Exchange Sales
room III broadway, The very dcsraby located two story
and attic frame House and Lot 46 West l2ssh south
class improvements all round ~ ~
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLy--To 9ENTLEMEN
only at the New York Museum Of ANATOMY, 6io Brosq
copy BY forwarding ten Address Secretary of New
York Museum Of Anatomy, 6ls Broadway, 49, ~
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4 UcT1oN NoTroE.-E. ROTH, AucrIoNEER.


"A An extraordinary opportunity for
HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, COST 3600
WORKS OF ART, OIL. PAINTINGS, &C.
This Friday morning April 9 at O O'Clock precisely at the
four story West Eighth street. few doors from
Sixth Jefferson markets consisting Of rosewood
Panoforte beautiful Paror Suits, covered In French
san crimson and and crimson and gold brocstel
marble Tables Etageres Curtains Clocks Mirrors Car
pets Bedstcads Bureaus, WashstaDds Spring and Hair
Mattresses holsters Pillows LOUNGES Sofas and Chairs IN
Cuf kc Sal y
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A LEAF TOBACCO TRADE SALE. By d.
"A. DOUGLAS CAULKINs co. Auctionsers- = Sales
mencng At IL o'clock when win be sold TO the highest bid.
der for csah Leaf Tobacco comprising Connec
cut New York State Pennsyvania and Ohio
hhds prme Kcntucky also win be included In this sale
Cigars fayortc brands also large quantity
Pipes, &c. The attention Of the trade respectfully called
to the above sale.
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ITENRY q. EVANS, AUCTIONEER.
ID POSITIVE AND PEREMPT0RY SALE OF ELE.
CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER AND MAN
TEL MIRRORS, CHANDELIERs. VELVET AND
rIENRY D. MINER, AUcTroNRER, sALEsRooM 81

II Nassau street, opposite the Post oflce.
MINER SOMERvILLE will sell at auction Tuesday
April ~ a l0 o'clock at the private resdence No. lis East
Thsyseyenth street between Park and Lexington
.eegan Household Furniture all Of which ad6 10 order
by The best city makers Real artistic BronZes and Clocks
royal Won velvet and Brussels Carpets, satin damask
rsrtcmisrs ~ Witch I'M X siven IN dur time se
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A UCTTON NOTICE.-A. p. CONWAY, AUCTIONEER.
"A A chance for parties commencing housekeeping
$t6yO00 worth OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rosewood Pianofore Drawing Room Furniture Paintings,

day (Frday) April l9 the eve story brown stone
house. West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
sale commencing at l0 O'Clock consisting Of two SUI
Bookcase: Centre Tables masniacent rosewood
Carpets Chandeliers Pier and kantel Mirrors Lace Cur
Vases Clocks Turkish Reclining Chas, Bedsteads
Table Bue elegant sets China Class Silver Ware
Linen Shefeld Table Cutlery. Sale pes emptory.
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BO0ART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, APRIL 20,
q at lUx O'Clock ao 70 East Seventeenth street between
rosewood Psrlor sSs in green and white brocate DO
stands Teteaetes. in haircfoh rarlor and Arm Chairs
Tapestry Brussels and Three ply Carpets Dining Room
Room Ghars Window Shades epsmeed marble top Cottage
Toilet Crockery Kitchen Furniture &C. &c. Monday
at No. 81 East Fourteenth street. Household Furniture
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&C00 REMsRp-MIssISo. SIN,

conn -hEwARD-MISSIN0, sINCE MApcu o.
M hnos % hpkins - years cf age sfee aish weight
whiskers sround n face; dressed in dark clothes bo
sscx e9ss pacr na wore very heavy gold watch double
sssidsncs q norwanCt. on Monday, March 70 came 70
peu day and Was last about three r. Nj al he
Brsndryth House corner Broadway and Canal street. since
which time nothing has bee heard him. lie wns
Hsier Of the Firt regiment engineers and mechanic. Of
nhI9An during tho last war and recently Interested
<c in Nashville Tenn and Jackson
@n eupposed that he is lAsoring under Temporary
kny Uicrmstos Of The above sent inspector DILks, t
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uENRY MOLTEN, AUCMoNEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.

HENRY MOLTEN co.
VIAL SELL Friday, April ~ 1857 ut the premises ~ Mac.
dougal street, all the Household Furniture contained there
in.
Bale TO be peremptory
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
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JAMES CAoNEY, AUCrI0NEER-tFoRMERI.Y WITH
" SEEioE sls WASHINGTON STREET;


This day. 1T l0ocock at Hammond street, very neat
anyeneel Furniture Of French family going TO Europe
Comprises mahogany Armore, mahogany Bedsteads, Bu
reaus and Washstands marble top Tables Paror Furnurc
In reps Curtains Brussels and Ingram Carpets Hall
Ocoths, Kitchen Furniture. R
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS. AND HAR.
BY Cole Murphy on Saturday goth inst y l0h
O'Clock front oNo 339 Fulton street, dew Top
and Rockaway Wagons. secondhand do. Horses, II
sets Harness, &C.
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MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.
M Partition Of property Broadway Fulton, Walker
and Mspenard Streets belonging to the estate Of William
Ross.
f. H. LUDLOW 4 CO. win sell at auction, Tuesday
Aprr2 1857 O'Clock the Exchange Saesrooms, Ill
zion Of Aaron J. yanderpoel Esq, referee 49,
BROADWAY-The valuable improved property on the
southwest corner Of Broadway and Walker street, and
known as Nos. 8a6 SN and 399 Broadway .
WALKER STREET-The Store Lots on the south side or
Walker street adjoining above the rear and known as
Nos. 81, 68 IS and 70 Walker street. .
BROADWAY-Strp Of ground southeast corner Of Fulton
street. feet ii inches front Broadway,
Fulton street: II Is leased TO lessees OF
adjoning properly for $40 oo per annum and taxes nn
Nav 1877 thia lease is termnabo by owner Of strip
any May during the ter on one years previous
FULTON sTREET-valuabls Lot, with buildings, No. IA
Fulton street. 27xlQ7 feet -
penard Wkcr Streets e. 'front.' 60 lOrea by O22 In
YisPENARD sTREEr-No. s. 1906 west Of Broadway.
valuable Lot, with buildings 25x9l.S
Book maps at the 0nlce Of the aucti0neers
T.. II. LUDLOW CO., No. 8 Pine street.
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II BOHAKT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UAIs AT IVA
q. O'Clock. q the auction rooms, No. North William
ssng Of mahogany Sofas, marble top Dressing Bureaus
Washstands rosewood marble Centre Tables solid black
plate Pier Glass Booksa:s French Bsdsaas sodo
Brussels Three and ingram Carpets also ernment
sale Of $40 Iron Bedseads N bail goods must be re-
moved this day.
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCM0NEER.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. VERY FIN

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A VERY FINH
GRAND ACTION PIANOFORrK, MADE BIZ ERARD,
OF PARIS. AND SELECTED By THALBER0 FOR
THE OWNER.
win sen by auction, Saturday April 30 e lo o'clock
at No ~ West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
consisting Of Wilton, Medallion. Velvet and Brus
sells Carpes large Pier and Mante Classes Dronse and
IN reps Bull Tables Fancy Chsira dras rep: Curans
BY Erard Of Paris selected for tho present by THAI
berg, with his autograph on ~ perfect order and
ecversd black walnut oPea work covered In een reps;
Bronses Lambrns Of cloth valuable Picture
Paul Weber Cdse Elsz rosewood Etagerc also valua.
cushions caro Library black walnut rurniture nlad
valuable Music Boz overtures; elegant Bedroom Suits
French walnut nad with ebony made by Narcotic canopy
10 match Toilet Table canopy 70 match vovet chinz Ora
percs and Curtans black walnut and French mahogany
Bedroom Suits China Glass and Plated Ware, including
Kitchen do, the property or family leaving for Europe
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. J. j
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE IMPORrED OIL PAINT.

lY HENRY II. Leeds MINEK ~
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE IMPORfED OIL PAINT.
mos OF THE MUNICH SCHOOL.
JUST IMPORTED, AND NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED.
On the Evening" Of FRIDAY 10TH and SATURDAY 10th Of
Broadway, southwest corner Of Twelfih street
AN INVOICE OF 1856 FINE ORIGINAL PICTURES OF
THE MUNICH SCHOOL, by CELEBRATED ARTISTS,
all richly framed and Of variety Of highly desirable sub.
jecs. Among them will be found the works OF
BAERMAN, REINHART, GREIFSLs
UETZ SHIFFMAN, STEKGDME1ER,
JACOBS sETTARL BEHRINGER,
FELDHUETTER, DE ECOURT, HAAS.
DE MARCUS, STUFFER, HEINLICA,
A. MULLER, LUI0ER, STADEMAN,
FRUv. MEIER, KAY HOEFFER,
STEIuTTER, GERSCHER WEx,
WETNMUR, KALBERRER, STHGLMEYER,
DORMER q. MAYER, BECK,
and others before
in this country They to dirostly from the
artists through well known German importing house Of
this city, win be sold without Also about 70
nne American and Foreign Pictures Particulars in cata
ioeue. wn be open for view and after Wedndesday
l7ih inst. from "a. NJ to lUP. n.
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UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID BUILDING SITE
at Peeksk Weschester county. containing three
commanding fine and unobstructed view Of the
river; wen stocked with fruit u has upon new brick
Peeksk on Saturday the 27th day Of April at u O'Clock
noon. For particulars inquire Of =. w: HART, Upper
up stairs, or Of LONGsTREET, sEDGWICK CO., $50
Broadway New York.
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY. APRlr. l6 sTEAMEl
~ JOHN ROMER will leave Greenwich daily a A. ~
surnna New York, Pier a. $50 r. NJ, stopping q
above
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UcTrON sALE-GRoCERY sToRE.-R. FIELD,
auc.oneer WI sell on Saturday a. II O'clock a. As7
the soreTeas, Sugars Cofees Spices, Counters. shev
ing, &C., 6c
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w at O'Clock at 4b! Canal street large and valuable
others breaking up housekeeping: fine Psrlor Suits
Centre Dining and Tea Tables Curtains. Piano, hne
Velvet Tapestry Threeply and other Carpets; 100 yards
oiclohs, Mattings chsmber Suits ans Hair Mattresses
other Chs China Glass Silver Ware, Stoves, and every
thing useful and necessary for housekeeping: Goods
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A A-ATTENTIoN TO SALE OF HoRsEs-JOHN L.
"a. vANDEwATER, auctioneer, ~. Auction SALE iO9
perempory sale Of class Tong and Road Horses
of superior style and stock Morgan and Hambletonian
finest lot Of horses that have been offered this season FRI
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I3x HENRY y: s.KEDs 1 MINER. ~
- hSNNl a: LEkDS, Auctonecr wih 81 bv suction,
on sasgrdsn April 20, at ioh O'Clock i. heir sales
HOUsEHo rUHNrrURR. oc~ .,.,,,. :, general
Psror Dining RO , Library 9isncs Of ranss ss CON-
sisss .snus nsso Carpets ssS.
Mirrors .sh ~. French plate Pier and Manss,' ,
and ro lace wv dow Curtains and cornice. black %
NAH sswood ,entre Tables. rosewood black walnut an
To ny sedsteads; marble top BIreans wasnsa'Pai
Bolsters Paiasses, sprng Beds &c; oak and %acs
walnut Extension Tables and black walnut cane
Chairs Lounges Turkish Easy Chairs China CrocAery'
Glass and Plated Ware. Kitchen Furnture, &c 3
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VIM wrTTBRS HUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
0x o'clock, 226 Wooster street. all the genteel
Paror Chamber Furniture &c. Of the house Parlor suits
0iiclohs, Chamber suits Hair Maresses Bedding sofa
and Silver Ware Stoves wsrdrobes and all other goodsn
the house.
yUnlIAM ABBOTT, AUcTToNEER-0rF1cE I7u
w Chatham sQuare-MorteAgc sale ON this day. at l01
O'Clock, Of the Furniture and Library Of distinguished
lawyer Of this city, q 80 New Bowery.
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> sssmbosis Magenta and Thomas T. MAJ, VIII
leave New York and Newark Sunday NEXT April n. -
foIowsLcaye New York foot Of Barclay street. 1919 A.
NJ o'clock r NJ, $50 7. ~, and $50 n Leave. rey-
A anc 7o =. NJ, stopping e Bergen Point each way
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

May 30.-CATTLE-The offerings at
the scales during the past week amounted
to 572 head, against 875- last week. OF
the number offered, 225 from Ohio, 80
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from Pennsylvania, 81 from the Shenan-
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Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
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Proceedings OF the Democratic
Central Committee OF Monroe
County.

A meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Monroe County, Ohio, was
held at Woodsfeld on Tuesday, the 21st
day Of May, 1867, in pursuance Of no.
tice.
The meeting was called to order by
John s. Way, Chairman,
On motion, Stephen A. Atkinson was
appointed Secretary.
On motion,
Resolred, Unanimously, That Con-
yention Of the Democracy. on the dele
gate system, be held at the usual places
of holding elections in the several town
ships of this county, on Thursday, the
4th day of July, 1867, for the election of
delegates to nominate county ticket.
Reselued, Thai the Committee recon-
mend that the delegates be elected 5y bal
lot, and that each township be entitled to
three delegates. -..
Resolred, That the delegates SO elected
meet in Woods6eld, on Saturday, the 9th
day.of Jaly, 1867, to make such nomi-
nations. 81
Resolued, That fer the purpose Of
electfng such delegates polls be opened,
from l O'clock until 5 o'clock, on said 4th
day Of July.
Resolred, That at the same time and
place the Democracy Of each township
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Coal Contractors.

CEALED proposals will-be received at the
~ Office Of the Auditor Of Monroe County
Ohio, on or before
the 17th day of June nert,
for the delivery of 800 bushels of coal, to be
delivered net later than the LIST of October
next.
The coal must be Of frstrate quality, well
screened at the bank. Bond and security
must be given to the satisfaction Of the Com
missioners
By order of Commissioners:
SAM,L GRIMsHAW,
june1lw2. Auditor.