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Means OF The Company.

Estimating the distance 20 be built by the Union
Pacific % be ,56j miles the nited States Govern
ment issues its Six per cent Thirtyyears Bond. 70
the Company as the road is finished a. the average
sif,1I-U0n.
The Company is also permitted t0ssue its own First
Mortgage Bonds 20 an equal amount. and al tie
same time, which by special Act Of Congress are
made First Mortgage on the entire line, the
bonds Of the United States beiHg subordinate 90
them.
The Government makes a donation Of 1000
acres Of land 20 the mile amounting % % D3-rII
acres estimated % be worth sllulJH0N, ma King
the total resources exclusive Of the capital slIS,
40 but tn full value Of tie lands cannot
now De- realized.
The authorized Capital stock Of the Company Is
enc hundred million dollars, Of which five million
have already been paid in, and Of which 70 b. not
supposed that more than twenty-five millions 90
most viii be required.
The cost Of he road Is estimated by competent
engineers 20 he about one hundred million dollars
exclusive Og CquipMcut.
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Wine Per Cent,

AID 10 IS believed that On tile completion q the
road. d. the Government Bonds. they Will ~
above par. Tie Company intend % sell but
limited amount al tie csent low rte, and retain
the right o. advance the prlce 90 their option.
Subscriptions viii he received in New York bY
tie
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BAN, No Nassau So.
CLAHk, U1rGE q Co., BAyaEEs, 30 Wall ST..
JOIN j. Cisco son, BANEEns $40. 80 Wall ST.,
ami by BANKS AND BANNERS generally
thr. u-hout the United states. ~ whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They WI!
ais BE sent ty mail from tie C.upauy's Office,
so. Nassau Street, New York. ol Ip.icati. %.
Subscribers VIII select their own Agents iu whom
they have conf erce, who alone viii be response
bic q. thea 10y tie -l!c deliver % the tlrls
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer.
ll-cflE-14Cs Ncw E1l..
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value and Security Of The
Bonds.

The Company respectfully submit, that the
ah,.so 70 ucnt % facts fully demonstrates the
security their Bonds, and additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now offered are
less than ten million dollars on 57 miles o. rual
On which over twenty million dollars have already
oeen expended ON il miles Of this road the cars
are now running, AMI remaining ls1 miles are
nearly completed.
At the present n Re Of premium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest, on the present cost
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finanfial.
First Mortgage Bonds
SIN PER CENT, IN GOLD,
Ninety Cents on the Dollar.

This road is already completed % Julesburgh
$40 miles west Of Omaha, and is fully equipped,
and trains are regularly running over it.
The Company has now on hand sufficient iron,
ties, ETC.. 10 finish the remaining portion 20 the
eastern base OF the Rocky Mountains, ~ miles,
which is under contract 10 be done September
Of this year, and Z: IS expected that the entire
road viii he in running order from Omaha 20 its
western connection with the Central Pacific, now
being rapidly built eastward from Sacramento,
a HurfuH~
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND sCHoOLAPPAR-


rI'HE subscriber is prepared 70 furnish Schools
L GUIOTS GEOGRAPHICAL Text Books and
MAPS PeTces Magnetic Globes and all other.
Tsrf Books, adopted BY the State rsry GrroraJle
terms. +. A. FULLER.
Burlington. June :, 1867.
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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
For the PianOfDrte.

observes our hearty recomme 1tati.n. }. !.
Musical Review. "UueXceptionan iu lhs 80
NJ Dvr.-i.-.s rtiri.r.~ New York Musical World
"A school that viii 90 excellent serF ce-
peuf-.fe Musk Zsitirz Phil. IS luiesf, clear
fetfir ..yg.II .uuerseIe every other Oi the KIND
Worcester SPY. "Au improvement "a az otAes
Piano books Syracuse Journal Possesses
--e-i+ r0- cIqlmel by other WORKS " Cleveland
Ue-aIf 80. rura0r sense. plain talk, and nr-vlt5
Boston Journal. Presents many new ana la
rartsut ideas y. Y.Tahlet- 40 Piano BOOK
r. I'm f-v lessons nor wcaris. ls exercises,
hut SPRlGHTLY STUDIES CDR. -hnut, ana
CHARMING MELODIES tr Practice at every
s-rr Ir F. an MAT can Poi de-.re- Price . o.
sert rl.trsId OLIVER DIT son CO.. Publish
er. ~ Washington Street SION
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Its very easy to say OF this, or any other Mes.
cine, at is the very best Remedy known
not always so easy to prove it, It is, however, s1
cceainsy gratifying to the proprietor Of this Me-
ic.ne, that, while he declares to the public tha,
this is a most wonderful and effective Specific fr
Humors,a as stated above he has abunddent Proof d;
hand to sustain his statement.
For sixtesn'years the HUNoR DOCTOR has beer
Manufactured and sold. and every year has increas-
ed the value Of its reputation, aud the amount o.,
i.s sales. In New Hampshire, where it was origin
ated. 70 remedy for Humors is so highly pr-e-.
An eminent physician (aow an army surgeon When
practicius in y. Il. purchased between fifty and
sixty gallons Of it, during some seven or e.sl,
years. and used it in his practice. He has si1,s
then ordered it for the Hospital where he was sta
toned. Other physicians have purchased it, and
have used it in practice with great success. When
the proprietor lived in New Hampshire, at Cos
own Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty nile
around. and in Manchester particularly, the Hum,
/ Doctor was well known and highly valued for Tie
| numerous and wonderful cures which it efecte-
/ Though Manufactured in lar=e quantities. re
/ supply was frequently exhausted, and purchaser
/ lad 10 wait for more to be made. In that Region,
some very severe cases Of ErysiPslls were treated
with it,-ars they rsrs cured. Erysipelas sores, o.
carbuucles, those ugly painful ulcers, were entirely
removed, wherever this medicine was faithfully
used. So it was with Serof,.la and Salt Ris"m Tie
Huuor Doctor cured them.
since the Proprieto5's removal to MslTcse, Mas
his present residence he has been regularly se---
il % patients who have applied to him in Pers-l.
al4 has been very successful in relieving and cur
ing them. One case Of Erysipelas-of an old ul-
-zyears-is worth mentioning in particular. W-a-
he came to the Doctors Office he could onIy vea,l
pair Of old rubber oyersboss, bis feet and ankles
were so swollen and sore. When he pulled Of b.
socks the scabs came with them. and the rls
bee-il5 feet were frishtfal TO behold. Suffice i,,,
say, that less than one dozen bottles Of the Huna-
Doctor .lnt In a few weeks healed up those feet
and ankles, So that they we're smooth and aPpar-
au,ly sound. The man wore boots without inc.l-
veaielce. Numerous cases Of PiaPlss IN tss '-s
have been treated with this medicine, to the ert's
more than hundred persons who have used o.
Humor Doctor, and give it an excellent name Ia
al the towns around it is well known and approx
ed.
For tie sake Of showing what is though, Of it, a
Few Testimonials are here Inserted
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FDrOspecfs rOg. BMsimesS.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
east Is now complete, and the earnings o. the
Union Pacific GA tie sections already finished for
the frat two weeks In May were sll},O0n These
sectional earnings as the road progresses viii much
more than pay the interest on the Company
bonds ard the through business over the only
line Of railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific
must De immense.
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LOUISA NICHLBACH'S HISTORICAL
NOVELS.
LOUISA OF PRUSSIA AND HER TIMES.
HENRY THE EIGHTH AND HIS COUNT OI'
CATHERINE PARE.
FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS FAMILY,
JOSEPH TIE SECOND AND Ills COURT.
FREDERICK TIE GREAT AND MS COUNT
TIE MERCHANT OF BERLIN.
prrrrV AND SANs-S1UDI. OR FREDERICK
THE GREAT AND HIS FRIENDS.
For sale BY
julyl7 O. o. 10 '- W.
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HILTON GALE
Boston, January IL, I555.
4. c. WALLACE. ESQ Maneho.ter. \. H.

&C. WALLACE, ESQ, Manchester. y. Il.
give my testimony in favor Of your Huuor Doctor,
as an excellent remedy for Humors. Ny numerous
acquaintances in Manchester know how severely
was afflicted with boils and they know how perfect;
y good my health is at present. Your Huua
Doctor cured ne. Please refer 70 me for particular
in my case,
A.C. WALLACE
Manchester. Y. II June ID. lS5f
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DO Better Fork,

with LESS FOWER, IS EASIER 90 OPERATE for alth
fsf, and srIre- sf-sEgsr, rrs 4.-4.r o. more slime
rIe is,s fiJsfy 20 ns.f lIre. sr4 s4sg zoe
55l,f and j. therefore ,14.fs tie machine i.- tle
farmer o. buy.
Tie subscribers would respectfully cal. tle a--cl-
ton OF Farmers 20 tie following facts
That the manufacture of Moving Machines vas
adopted rs us a. permanent business IN ir'i.-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business That believing DO true economy f0r yuu
10 buy as perfect Machine as
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DOVER, y. H., July p, .'i''
DR.. Poland,-I received your letter inquir--E Z
to the effects Of your medicine on sea sickness
an happy to say that think it is "ths neii'-l'
for that dreadful sickness. tried various pr
scriptions, but found none that settled the s'o-'
and cleared tho head like the Hiuisr Doctor I'-'
as though could hardly wait to get ashore @ e.
treat you to introduce it into ship chandlery '''
Il at it may find its way to those who suffer lf--
the mighty deep from sea sickness II ca
who take their families with them, or carry i'
sensers, should try it for once. thy would ns's'
willing to voyage without IT,
have used it in my family since its in,fo11'--
to the public; for bilious habits, headaehs' >
humors about my children, and have always i'--'
it a sure cure.
l am not fond OF having my name appear II -
lie, and woald not consent 10 it on any aecoan'
10 relieve the suffering but, if the foregoing
be of any service to you or the public, you 'an
use oft.
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thereby certify that was sorely afflicted viii
hoils glr tw1 years developing themselves gq1-
ny limbs and other parts Of my body. The suffer
iass which I endured from them are indescriba5ls
Suffice il TO say that / faithfully tried several q
the most popular hum1r remedies, but withou, re-
moving the aiEiction. At length, by the earnest
request Of an Intimate friend, was induced 70 ~
br, J, ". Poland's Humor Doctor and an yey
happy to attest that all ny ooils were removed.
and ny health was restored By using Dr. Pola1l.
Aforesaid medicine.
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Books and Stationery
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
''STUDIES IN THE GOSPELs'-b Trench.
'sLIBER LIBRORIUM,r It's Structure. Limitation
and purpose. friendly Communication 10
a reluctant Skeptic
s.NEIGHBOR'S WIVES, by J. T. TrOwbridge.
A PAINTERS CAMP" Hame-ton.
.'THE LAST CHRONICLE OF BARsET,"-by
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"DIAvOLA OR NoBODY's DAUGHTER,7-by
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LOUISA OF PRUSSIA AND HER TIMES.T-by
Mulbach.
"DAVID COPPERFIELD,' Illustrated Diamond I'd
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Il will DO bette work on an varieties o. surface
tban any other mower. 10 las no side draft no
%. 5raff Therefore 10 IS the best machine i0r tie
team Ii is also. the best or the driver as % has
a veil arranged. easy spring seat. ans can De
handled perfectly ty a boy of ten years, witi-ut
ary danger OF being thrown upon thc knives. Tho
s5yanta.es Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE m all
points that constitute perfect mower, are 'ricl!'
7
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= HAVE now on hand and shall keep iqL tiie
| ~ Manila Bogus Manila. Straw, and other
Wraupin.- papers Also Medicated Papers % TIE
lowest market rates. ,-,-,r,s-,
nurlir.t.r. June -ti. I-J-
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THE IMPROVED BuCKETE.

Manufactured az or near home, IN VII CD 50 Ey-
PrSsE has been spared, that might c'utrigute 90
is ,8srfirsnsss r-4 llrliifg, we shall tui li le
mOille Grand Isle. Franklin In this State, a1i r
Canada adjacent, full supply % these unfi'l--el
machines,
OF the Best Materials, " ork and Finish.
To demonstrate and make good cur claims ir TIE
s,,ncri6rity OF the IMPROVED bJChEt r a'
stated above We will give any Responsible man
WHO wishes 70 buy, opportunity Co test our D. BE-
bj, an his own farm in competition irif- any 1ff
n reasonable time, or we viii through our Agents
cvbibit the IMPROVED BUgkEYE Do pubic ulIl il
COMPETITION WITH ANY orHEE,on Teasoa4NIe h''i,e'
We take this opportunity G. thank qur nni-er-
-,s 1atrons for lie encouragement they have -.yc1
Us % build
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Price 10 cents per Bottle.

Price rs cents per Bottle.
This invaluable Medicine will be prepare
the present at the
New England Botanic Depot, Bos''
under the supervision of DR.. POLAND, ~
Proprietor, J. c. tAh4
to whom all orders should be addressed.
RUST, BROS. & BIRD,i
Genl. Agents, Boston
Feb q weow6m
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Cmms-a-y JaY ]. 1867

C.mma.a-y Ja.y ]. 1867
rctfse CONG s.CTu as. EAST.
Leave Burning. p 80 -... a. 81, I-3' p. h., and
sal Tr1.r leaves Rouse. Point ats..' a. 81,
receives passengers from O-ieus"l-l i. T.. and
connects 20 White River Junction and Bellows
Eal.- with trains Or L sion, her-e Ter. Srriu-
fsdani with trains on Pssumps T.. r. arrives at
New York 90 1888 p. ".
Steamboat Tra. leave. Montreal at H % @. m-,
fTULus 90 --- w.. PM. arriving 10 Lurll n-t'n
IHsIa. u, connecting there with steamers ilr
LAKE GEORGE, Slr1t. 30. 50.
nay Expross leaves Montreal NJ $50 A. b.,
g. Inns nc "A. 81. o--iens aur-l 20 $50 A. d.,
E.u-c's Point I1.f1 A. 70. Tor Boston, &c. arriving
iu Boston vla Lowell 40 ll3it VI.
Nl-ht Expire. leaves N-.t1- boz IN n .la' A. N-'
az 49, p. ~, arr. NJ % Boston at 90 A. IT., con
Meeting 40 Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad ior sprn-dclt, &c, aud arriving IN New
York % 1873. 2 u.
1usIrsc1Iy seE-H AND EASY.
lcavc Ugs.astaa az il5A.sl, $40 An. fs7,
r. 81. 6nI =. ~.
Dlv Evuress leaves Boston via lowell 90 500 A.
ii. tor burlington, 81. Al'ars, Montreal. cricls-
Nur-h. sc.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 7.0oA.M
81. Lawrence and Fit-hhu-r az 80 A. 81, Spring
sea at-.i5 a ". Tor Burlington, 81. Adams, o.
dcushurEh and Montreal.
The tram leaving Boston y.l Fitchbur- at 100
m and Springfield 40 7.i5 a. m., connect at
White River Junction with The Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves Nurthield 90 80
A ~. burlington, Rutland. so. Adams and Eluse's
Point, O-lclshur-h, Sc.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails az 1000 ?. N.
fecoivin. passengers from Vermont Valley K. r
leaving New YORK at l2.li 2. 81, and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston 90 5.31 p. ST., connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
ODD r. ~, for Burlington, kouse's Point, Montreal
and O-ienshur-. connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached O. both the Night tx
press trains running between ST. Adams and
'lston. and 81. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets 0r Chicago and the Vest for
sale az the Principal stations.
Tickets to Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold By d. y. DRUEY, Agent, 40. American
nHtcl Burlington, Et.-Ea--n-e checked through.
q. MERRILL, Sup't,
sHHr~r Trfr f-r-
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OFTIlIE.

Cymmeueiu-, siay -. Is67 trains viii ruu o. fol-
lows.
LEAVF BURLINGTON.
9uI 4. r., MAIL TRAIN for Boston Lowell, Wor-
cestc-. fitchdur-h. Bgttlchoro Sprn giield, Hart
ford, Ncw Haven, Troy Albany and New York
arrive in Troy az $40 p " New York gGJPp
Boston 7.21P. 81
Through % Boston 1r9 Trov riftout et1ags Z Co.'S,
1855 p. 81 DAY EMPRESS, i1r Rutland, Bellows
Falls Troy and N,w York. Arriyin.fn Rutland
f.i5P Bellows Falls -.5D NJ. Science.
toby SOS p " New York 5.f1 NJ
5g5 r. NJ. ACCOM- DATION TRAIN o. Rutland
arrives In Rutland az @ 80 p. ~
1000 P. N.,NIG flI EXPRESS with Slecpfu. Ca for
New lors and Boston. Arrive in Troy at so A.
~ New YORK lu.l5 A. NJ; Boston So 4. \.
Isr7ugt 60 Troy AND Boston rift0uf ct4nss Of Cas-,
The lnul1nd l.35 p. N. and gnl A. " trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
trail al Troy and Albany for all points West.
From f.s S0gfs GEi East Trans 4rirs 90 Bnri.gfsa
f9u0trss
ais An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars RON New Nork and Boston. Leaves New
York at ?. n, Boston $50 nv.
5.50 4. M,ACCOMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
f35 2. VI. NAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
7.5j P. NJ, EMPRESS from Boston, Lowell Wor
ceste-, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York.
Tor further information apply at The Union Tick
81 Office, No J., American Hotel Block, or at the
Rutland burlington Passenger Station where tick
and all points West North West AID South West.
choice may be made from any Of the various routes
from Burlington.
J. W. WARDWELI, Agent, Passenger Station.
:. ". CARPENrEk, Agent, No. American Hotel.
$40 =. MERRILL. Supt
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Buckeye Mower,
No. =.
ForR FEET -FOUR INCH CIT.


This Machinoas simple in construction. and is
built OF the
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MILTON GALE, ESQ, Boston.

For tie sake Of showing what is though; Of it,
f-w testimonials are here Inserted 60
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MRS WHEELER, stoneham. Mass.

MancLester,N. L., June Il. 1850.
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5fmflry.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
200 FINE WATCHES

@ be sold At less prices than before the war, every
watch warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see them, at
E B FIOYD'S Jewelry Store,
Church Street.
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MRS PORTER, Dover. y. Il.

Stoueham, Mass. July 8. ISIS.
The New York herald., 1867-04-19
TosEPH HEGEMAN.

81 SALES IN BROOKLYN
.MTURDAY, APRIL 20,
at O'Clock A. M, at 22 state street, between Court and
Boerum ieets, Brooklyn.
Mahogany and walnut Paror, Chamber aud Dining Room
Furniture Blankets Feather Bed Hair Mattresses Br'is-
sells and Ingram Carpets Oclohs aud Kitchen Wac largo
Dog st. Bernard (trancdl
Al II O'Clock A. M at ass Livingston street, between
Hanover place and Nevns street, handsome Furniture.
as good as new two splendid rosewood Parior Suits In
maroon gold and blue broeste with roseyood sec
Rep Curtains and Manel Drapery rich China Vases and
Bronxes OIL Paintings Brussels Carpets and 0co<hs,
Chamber Furniture aud carved oak Buffet, marble top.
SAME DAY.
Az O'Clock p. al Quincy street southeast corner of
Classon avenue, Brooklyn
Rosewood Piano, octave Stool rosewood Par
lor suit PIECES in maroon plush French plate Pier Man
te ana oval Mirrors Brnsses Carpets Paintings Soa Bed
Grndstone, iron Garden Vases, Ladders, xc.
SANE DAY.
At7 O'Clock r. NJ At IS willoughby between Bridge and
Dufled streets, Brooklyn.
Mahogany Sofas Chairs Tables Chestnut Set Velvet Car
pets oleiohs marble top Bureau washstands, China,
SAME DAY.
AJAX o'clock r. NJ, fY2 Gates avenue between CInsson
and Hunter street. small quantity OF Furniture
rosewood Parloy suit tCarpeia 0icloihs ga fstnraas
DsseasA Tables, Chairs, ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-19

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
On "Wednesday, April "a 1851 at 9A. NJ, viii be sold
the premise in Scotia sehensetady county New York one
Mo- l. ~ by $50 feet; Lot No, 81 by lO feet containing
large two story Store 3s ~ with shoe shop
ond noor this Of the best locations retail trade
In the country the aIes are light portion being paid
less expense than city, also good this lot Lot
No 3a6 By l60 feet with storehouse; three vacant Lots
Nos. and each 40 by $50 feet containing fruit trees,
&c Lot No 800 by iSe feet with large and ccmaodIous
with she'd well cistern also dne collection Of fruit
trees Lot No. TO- ~ by 50 feet with two story double Dwell
OF the premises he los Murray street. New York.
1erms-Onehalf cash. balance be secured by bond aud
mortgage. NJ. ~. HOWE.
The New York herald., 1867-04-19
DENJ. r. THEALL, AUcTIoNEER.

DEM. r. THEALIs AUCTLoNEER,
EIE6ANT .HOUsEHoLD ,FuENiTURE,s r,NS MIEko,sNs
BkoNzEs AND MANTRL ORNAMENTS, Old PAINT
INGs, ENGRAyISqs. RICH CHISA AND GLASS
BY THEALL& BROS. WEDNESDAY APRIL x a. lo,s
broadway and Bowery The house VIII be really for inspce
ton on Tuesday the zsd inst, BY permitwhich Win DE-
scrpuys catalogue be had 81 the cnoc " We huo.
pshssIA NO az Liberty svss.
The New York herald., 1867-04-19
ny HENRY n. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS. AuClIONEER-

on SATURDAY, sofH INST At u O'CLOCK NJ
Al the REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. TRINITY BUILD.
mos, Broadway and Pine street f not sold pre-
DEsIkxBIE PRivxTE RESIDENCE IN NEWARK, NJ
No. 81 HAMILTON STREET, between Liberty and CO.
lumbjs s,rses Lot 2Ilos176 House 21O6 with story
and part extension ~ sxl2 three stories high has eleven
bath, Ac halls pspcrcd and vsrnished and al IN ex
ceient ordcr onfy minutes walk from Market street
depot and near the part Of the city Inquire the
prsmises or OF the NO. 81 Liberty street. New
York wherc maps be obtained. with particulars
The New York herald., 1867-04-19

BOGART. MISUNDERSTANDING, APRIL 20,
at l0 o'clock aco rs Eas, seysneenth srec between
Third and Fourth avenues: Genteel Household Furniture
rosewood Parlor SUITS, in green and white brocael do
stands Tetesstes in saircofh "a ror and Arm Chars
Tapestry Brussels and Three-py Carpets Dining Room
Solid black walnut Extension Dining Table do Dining
Room Chairs Window Shades enamelled marble top Cottage
Suits Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters MIR
Toilet Crockery Kitchen Furniture &c &c Monday.
at No. 81 East Fourteenth street. Household Furniture.
The New York herald., 1867-04-19
Pr HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER; .r,-,ovrv,


VIII sell by auction on Saturday April 90 al o'clock Ia
front of our store, No. 20 Liberty street.
SPLENDID PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES about
hands high and and years old rich brown long tails
and very stylish.
AN ELEGAXr RocKAwAy. perfeo. order. made by
Wood Brothers.
previously seen at Norris stables Eighth street. sixth
avenue, until sale.
FiNE PAIR OF FAMILY HORSES the property OF
q gentleman going abroad; they 15, hands hgh
eight old believed 10 be sound stylish bright
bays and perfectly gentle and reliable.
A COACH ROCkAwAY, nearly new, built BY Wood
DoUBLE HARNESS, Princes metal mounted made to
order.