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SINGING Coon FOR THE LUNGs.-A physi'
elan relates that one Of his patients was, to
all appearance, saved from consumption by
this adyice:- Commence to use your
lungs by humming the lowest notes your
voice is capable of reaching, making the
sound low down in the throat very slowly
and carefully, and increase as you have
strength to bear it." The result was that in
a few monthswhat seemed fixed consump-
ton had passed away entirely. The late
DR.. NJ. Home, Of Rochester, New York,
when suffering from weak lungs, practised
Bassinis exercises for the training of the
voice through complete course, with
Bassini as teacher, and was able afterwards
TO preach three times upon the Sabbath
without fatigue of the lungs.
PHYSICIANS have counscled patients who
are troubled with diseases of the lungs, for
outdoor exercise, to walk up some easy
ascent, taking care to control their breath
ing, so that it shall not be shorter or quicker
at the top of the hill than at the bottom ;
practising this in the bracing morning air,
ouickcnug their pace each time until they
are able to run up the hill. For in door
exercise they have advised the singing OF
cheerful, lively music, aud this advice has
been followed with happy effects. These
hints are we'll worthy Of attention by per
sons who have weak lungs.
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The Ia Inarind Tree.

The Tamarind Tree is 4 native both of the
East Indies and of tropical America, and
probably also of Arabia and some parts of
Africa. Where it is a native it grows to be
| u large tree and affords excellent timber
| heavy, firm, hard, and durable. The stem
! is large. covered with brown bark. and
divides into many branches. The leaves
are not unlike those of the mountain ash,
only they are of a brighter green, and the
leaflets are closer to the mid Nib the leaf.
lets are small, but the number in leaf
! sixteen or eighteen pairs in q leaf, with an
! odd one at the extremity gives the tree
very light and elegant appearance. The
flowers come out from the sides olthe branch
cs in loose lunches, and are followed by the
pods, Of which there are, generally, about
five or six in bunch. The pods Of the
West India tamarinds are, on an average,
about three inches long, and contain about
three seeds: those from the east are about
double the size.
The pulp in which the seeds of the tama-
rind are enclosed, contains more acid than
any OIncr feSelaDfc substance, Ill Il Natufal
state, with which we are acquainted: and,
therefore, it is used both for sharpening food
and drink, and for medicinal purposes
Niebuhr says;
1.-The tamarnd is equally useful and
agreeable. 1t has pulp Of vinous taste
Of which a wholesome, refreshing liquor is
prcpared its shade shelters houses from
the torrid heat of the sun and its fine
figure greatly adorns the scenery of the
country" Its refreshing properties have.
given it II place in poetry -
The iainscl from the tamarind-trre
Had plucked its acid fruit,
And stepped il in the water long:
And whose drank of the cooling drau.ht
He would not wish for wine
Mandclso, an old traveller, says, that as
soon ~ the sun is set, the leaves of the
tamarind close NJ the fruit to preserve it
from the dew, and open as soon as that
luminary appears again -
"'Ti- tina cool evening hour
The ttmarind from the dew
shcatles it, Young fruit, yet green.
The East India tamarindS are without
sugar, aud, therefore, they arc the best for
medicinal use.
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the nose. That "oder "--ez the writer
styles it--wuz our best holt and one witch
wuz everything 10 us. That stink WIZ all
that elevated the Demokrat over the niger
| that wuz our mark NV soopcriority. We,
at times, wuz not NV the precise odor NV
Mite. bloomn serious. A Democratic mass
| convenshen, when in tite room, with two
stoves in it, wuz not the most odorous gath.
erin in the world, but we thanked God con.
tinyooally that the smet wch ariz ez the
room got hot, wuz not the pecooliar aroma
NV the niger, and we wuz comfortcd. But
this writer redooses the whole thing-the
whole difference between the niger and
Democratic a matter Of color and clean
illness. Wat heresy! Wat ichonaclasm
this last word meanin, believe, idol break
ing or suthn NV that sort.) Eff this be troo,
then in the mite time, niger with his feet
washed is better than Democrat! For one
now, care not eff DIR. Cummns' I" East
Warnin Cry " be trooly the last. | am SER
ry that he rented his house for ninety-nine
years, ez it hez tendency to destroy my
faith in his belief that the world is about
peggin out. The sooner Gabriel blows his
horn the better shell be ssoted.
Here agin this matter of State ofiss comes
in. The Dimocrasy Of Moo York see that
niger suffrage is inevitable, and to sekoor
their share Nv it they'r biddn in time, for
gettin that while they'r acheevin n tempo
rary success on that side Of the circle, we re
loosin all control NV the niger on this side.
Wat did the South ever care for Dimocratic
successes, cepting cz it bolstered up their
niggers?
I'm discouraged. see alore me trouble.
see but one or two streeks NV life on my
horizon. Ohio won't let her niggers vote
no how, and some other states are in the
same fix, and possibly this ackshen may be
the sign nv returnin reason. Ohio may after
all be the rock agn wich the waves NV fanat,
akism mag beet in vane, and conservatism,
satherin strength there, may finally assert
itself elsewhere. May the Lord send it, for
eff this thing goes on, I'm n lost and rooncd
man. PETROLEUM '. Nasty,
lWich is Postmaster and likewise PROBES.
sor Nv Biblikc Politics in the Southern
Classiklc & Military Institoot.
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AneCdOte of Colonel Allen.

Col. Allen was taken prisoner in al expo
ditiou against the Canadians. while attempt.
ing To capture Montreal in connection with
Colonel Brown.
He was loaded with chains and sent to
England, where he was imprisoned for
short time and at length taken back to his
country and exchanged for Col. Campbell,
a British officer, who had becu taken pris.
oncr by the Americans. He died at Glou.
chester, VT, Feb. 18th, 1879.
An instance is related of him, that is said
to have occurred while he was on his way to
England. While closely confined to his
ROOM. he discovered one day that small
pin or wire that fastened one Of his hand.
cuffs, was broken Extricatng the pieces
with his teeth, he was enabled to loose the
bolt, that it also was soon withdrawn, and
one hand set at liberty he then proceeded
to release the other, and was successful
This having been accomplished, he was not
long in liberating his feet. Fearing, how
ever, lest the captain should discover his
situation, and contract the area of his free.
dom, he carefully replaced the bolts and
pins before the arrival of his keeper. In
short time it became fine recreation for
the Colonel to take off and put on his chains
at pleasure.
One day the captain wishing to afford
some merrment TO the crew, commanded
Allen to be brought upon deck. Hoping to
frighten him, the captain said
"There is probability that the ship will
founder-if so, what will become of us,
especially you, Mr.. Allen, IL rebel against
the king
"Why," said Allen, that would be very
much like our dinner hour"
g How so p said the captain, now reflect
ing that Allen was allowed to come on deck
while he himself went down into the cabin
to dine
"Well, you see,'' answered Allen, "I'd
be on my way mp just as go" would be going
belosc''
The captain was not at all pleased with
this reply, and commenced a regular trade
Of abuse against the American people.
"In a short time" said the captain, I" all
the rebels will be in the same situation as
yourself.
| This was too much for Allen, and he deter
mined to apply his new acquired dexterity
in unoosenng his letters to some purpose.
Quickly raising his hands to his mouth, he
apparently snapped asunder the pins and
bolts, and hurting his handouts and letters
overheard, he seized the captain by the col
lar, and thew him headlong upon the deck,
then turning to the affrighted crew, he ex.
claimed in voice of thunder
eff | am insultcd again during the voy-
age, III sink the ship and swim ashore"
This exploit so terrified the captain and
crew, that Allen was allowed to do pretty
much as he pleased the remainder of the
passage.
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THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS First CLASS HOUSE has been rcfttcd and
improved in manner that will add much to tho
comfort and convenience of guests.
;, ~ undertaEing the management of the Howard
lt'use the Proprietor will spare pains to SUNNY
tAr Table with the best viuuds the IaarIlct With
afford and the Bar with the choicest liquors The
alainbGIs are neatly fitted up airy and comfortable
me stable accommodations are uns surpassed
He extends an invitation to his old customers and
the public to stop with him, and he viii spare no
pains to please them.
WILLIAM FALLS Proprietor.
NOy24, lSGG-Gm Elktou Md
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STRING CLoAKs. There is only space to
say that the new spring garments are shorter
than ever, that sacs not very loose but short,
and adapted to the prevailing short dresses,
have taken the place Of the basquines, which
fitted the figure White cloths, tweeds and
faucy cloths Of various kinds are in vogue
for promenade wear, trimmed with jet beads
or with narrow cross.cut folds OF silk or
satin stitched on. Short sacks are so uni
vcrsally worn, however, that extra cloaks,
sacs or jackets arc not much needed. Open
sleeves Ia Juirc, that is, cut in a deep
point, aud open on the top, disclosing the
dress sleeve, will be in high vogue for some
what ceremonious toilcttcs. Jet and amber
fringes are very much used for trimming and
| to form epaulettes on the top OF the sleeves,
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holland s. CO.'S
STEAM PLANNING MILL,

New, john I'll tell YOU in good faith what have to
You know it has hccn the talk with me, ais many
day, fIong1r:
our House is getting too old to live in with comfort
The Doctor says II work So Ileycr can be stronger.
It keeps me busy all the time. iUst going round and
is fast as clean up the dirt moro comes tmnbling
Yesterday when the rain came on, ran up to NOV,
the bed lhead
against that offset in the wall nearly broke nv
with buckets pans and everything tried to eaten
H.. , NirL"i'l' lagain>
The other day, when Dan CAME. he brought along
Mrs. Lllcr- 80
She is so hs was afraid she'd break into the cellar,
The roof - bad the walls are crack'd, the doors
indeed, ON the whole John, the house is not fit To-
Dear vi tc, You hav" truly told and intend heed:
new house wc WIN have, for this is too very bad
So to NoL>Xps steam Mill III 60 and order out the
Where they keep Lumber Dressed, and Lumber in
the rough. true
The Mill j. in complete order, it runs so smooth and
And warmed by heaters, to run the season through;
The Port Deposit and Columbia Railroad runs close
Ly the Mill, build;
AHordg facilities Of access, for those that want to
They have Frames Of all descriptions, for Windows
And boards ready worked for Notwithstanding
some Of the Doors. are plain, some moulded thick
Just as tney are intended for the inside and the out
Its al the same what the building is stone, franc
brick, thick
Tho work is always made to suit it, either thin or
Mouldings neat, Of every Style all sizes of sash and
Md SO many other fancy things, cant tell ali the
Turning done true and neat; the machinery all new
and if YOU saw the Brackets, you'd wonder if they
The work Will c made to order, neat and smooth as
feather
Al, the builder will have do is to set it uptogether
The Sash Will be PINNED and glazed the Frames
groove in,
And il about four weeks, the house will be ready to
move in. Mar23 1S67-6m
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Though no proguostics Of rain can be
observed, we may, if we see four Or Eve
gentlemen turn into tavern, look out for a
few drops
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FARMERS HOTEL
ELEATDN, NED,

/ HE subscriber having taken thcabove wclknowit
Respectfully announces to TRAVELLERS and tho
PUBLIC that he i prepared to accommodate them
IN the best manner.
The TABLE will always be supplied with every
delicacy of the season.
The CHOICEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS may be
had at the Bar.
The 81 Abl. ES are connections and convenient,
and kept by JosErH lENPHnL the best hurseuan in
the comfy.
n Every attention will be paid to the comfort and
convenience of guests JAMES H. PRICE.
Elktuu. Mar 10 lSG7-tf
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628. HOOP SKIRTS. G23,

NEW Spring STYLES, "or@ uwy MA&r,'
EMBRACING every New and Desirablo size. Vie
L and shape of Plain and Trail IIUpP Saints"
~ 2'@, ~. 3 Al 3}& 524 and y.rds round; every
length and size waist: in every respect fmsr t,uAL.
n.y. aud especially adapted ",mgct the wants OF
FIRST class and most fashionable TRADE.
"orR owS NJ AXE of Hoop Skirts are tighter, more
elastic. more durable, and CpEAPER than any
other make of either Single or double Spring skirt
in the American nuarkct. They are WiRRlNTIp in
every respect, and wherever introduced give uni.
yer~al satisfaction. They are now being extensively
sold by Retailers, and every lady should Try them
Ask for" Hopkins own Make and see that each
Skirt is SLAMMED ". r. HOPKINS MkNUFAC.
ruIER G4S ARCH Street. PlilLADELpllA" No
OTHERS ARE GENUINE y CATALpGUE, containing S;vir
Size and RETAIL PRICES, sent TO any address. 4
Uniform and Liberal ht.CuCNr allowed to DE,lEEs -
Orders 10y mail or otherwise, promptly and carefully
iiied-WHoaEsALE and RET NJ.
at Mandatory and Sale +ro0m-.
No. G2S ARCH Street, PHILAD'A.
SKIRTS made to order Altered and Repaired.
TERMS, NET CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY,
VIM. Il. HOPKINS.
Mar o. lS6--iOm
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From the Toledo Blade.
N.ASBY.

MR.. Nasty TAKES RETROSPECTIVE vIEw-HE
CONSIDERS TIE SITUATION, AND Is NOT SAT
ISFIED WITH IT.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

IN ENRY D. MINER, AUCTToNEER, sALEsRooM 81
Ill Nassau street. opposte the Post once
MINER SONERVfLLE win sell at auction, Tuesday,
April q l0< O'Clock at tho private residence No lao East
twenty second street (cld number s6 between Lexington
In part follows:
Mirrors brocste and lace CurAns rosewood Suits In GRIM
and maroon and green and gold brocasl;
Tables black walnut Lounges and Chairs Br9nse ana MAJ
hair Msstresses ocloth STAR Carpets and Roda Crock
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DY L. HrLDRErH. AUcrroNERR, orrrcE vo
- New Chambers street vii sell on Monday, April a. At
entire stock and Fxtures ~ Fancy Goods Hosiery Under
ehrts Drawers, kc, and general assortment every.
appertanfnR the busfness Full An t
ofows Herald Dealers take notice and stsnd hs sale
- everything VIII b sold without reserves
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wii sell by aunttnn svcs AuCIlONhE6,
Sou%sEHokbs % s. yusnTa4l,rT,yy y nss nTTa4l,r,y ,ishth street
e0sswo9d suit N green figured bros.t. rnsevncJ ~
- Ss.s,s %.h, ~ ueorge Han Son; rosewood marble
onsoe sbe spI m,aS a s frame ebony and ss
Grain Carpsts, Brussels do rosewood eisss "a
1anoesny nearesas bureaus wsshsands oak enamclIed
c,s,srN Ss rsnos1ny c1y a. Mkssssss kisnscs
eacd Dining Chairs, China, Crockcry 0lssswsre a.
Kitchen Furniture &c scsi
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RENy =. TnEALL, AqcrIokEER,


ELEGANT HOusEHOLD tURNiTuRE, MIRRORS.
4 ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTis, CHINA AND GLASS,
AXMLSSTER. WILTON ANB VELVET CARPETS, ar.
>, riIEALl BROS win sell by auction, Tuesday April
Seventeenth street Union norh all the fine rose
wood walnut and mahogany rarlor, Library Dining Room
and Bedroom Furniture French Plate Pier and Marcl
Mirrors carved rosewood Panoforte, octave Bseon
Raven, Makers Satin. Damasx and Lace Curtains cnam-
erd SUITS rasssses, Mattresses, China and Glass, Az
mnser. Wilton Velvet Carpets, Kitchen Utensils &c
Also several very Oil Paintings Cupid and Psyche
Ataa,' from Catsanbriand after Gerodet, Judi,h with
the Head of Holofernes.
Data ogucs the anctIoneers' oace, G. Liberty street
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ITENRy D.. MINER, AUcTIoNEER, sALEsRooM 81
IL NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE:
on. -MoNOAY, ArRlL p AT loH O'CLOCK, AT TiIE
Household Furniture Parlor suits in rocaei ana
reps at frame Mirror black walnut and mahogany mar.
feather Beds Blankets sheeta Quilt Ac IA, Lace and
rorntel Curtains Velvet aha Brussel Carpets Crockerv
s,oss ana ware sosshsr with large sssors
rnept of KitchoK Utensila.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS A MINER

10Y HENRY III. LEEDS 4 MfNER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, ArCTIONEER.
VIII sell by auction Monday April e. at 0L O'Clock. at
che residence No ~ West Twenty seventh street. Household
Furniture consisting of rosewood Paror Suits in brocatc
rosewood marble Centre Table, Git Frame Mirrors Win
dow Curtains. Velvet and Brussels Carpets; rosewood
Glands Chairs Mattresses Pillows Bolsers, Palliasses &c
Extension Dining Table Dining Chairs marble Buffet
Stair Carpets Stair Rods Olciohs &c China Crockery
Glassware &c; Kitchen Furniture, &C.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

DY MINER 4 soMERvILLE.
ID EXTENSIVE SALE OF
VALUABLE HORSES. VICTORIAN, HANSOMS wGG-
oSs HARNEss; &C; BLANKErs, Wills ROBES,
GOODWILL, &C.: Ac:. OF THE EsTABILsHMEST ITO
and liz EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET ON
THURSDAY, APRIL ~
Ma at ii O'Clock.
The above s the property OF party who s giving busi
mesa The business Is in fourshing condition, win bs
shown any responsible party desiring purchase Every
information with reference to the details will be cheerfuy
furnished application the oflee oil the stables The
present proprietor sells OF other business Every
article win be positively sold without reserve.
Descriptive catalogues viii be ready Tuesday morning
ne ONCE OF the auconeer 81 Nassau street. aai at the
stable. tsf. ssrIs.
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DEM. y. THEALL, AUCTIONEER,
ID LATE SALESMAN wIEn r. II. LUDLOW 90.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FuRNirUkR. RosEWOOD PIANoFORTEs, PIER AND
MaNTssi. MIRRORS CARPETS dc.
BY THEALi. 4 BRtTHERS. FRIDAY. APRIL @ at
l0,4 o'clock. al the WAvEREEY House, 6y broadway
southw este Of Fourth street s
Catalogues ready at 81 Liberty street.
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ID HENRY II. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER,
y sell BY auction, Monday, April n At the residence S
A1ss Tos,Ss Ssineteenth zen street,
1rnsscs Carpets, rosewood suit In green silk reps; Gilt
s french Plate Pier Mirror and Cornices. oak enam-
trsssss Pon. nars,o,h Iron Bedstead patented do Mat
- bolsters, oak Extension Table. oak Chairs,
Kitchen wsr sop Bune China Crocksry. Glassware, Ac.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IrY MINER & SOaERyILLE
BY MIkEk 4 soMERvILLEs TuESpAYs .,, April =
AT HORSE AUCTION MANI. UNION SQUARE
Lame 4 McMahon's stables).
Regular hors sales 1T our auction mart Onion Place
Stables every ssday and Friday throughout the
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u COTTON, AUCTIoNEER-GENTEEL HOUSE
~. hold furniture Panofortc. rosewood Furniture In
other Carpets oilcloths &c On Monday. April ~ al i0
O'Clock at 59 Lexington avenue, Thirty
the entire gcnteel Furniture OF the house. Comprising the
usual assortment OF good Paror Dining Room. Bedroom
Basement Goods marble Centre Gard Tables
Extension do one rosewood Pianoore rich Carpets
tans Mirrors, Hair Mattresses Oh Paintings Enerayines
China aud Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture &C. Catalogues
early the mornng Of sale.
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DR. T. FELIX 0OURAuD's
~ CELEBRATED
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
IS A WELL KNOWN CURE FOR TAN. PTMPLES
FRECKLEs l. ERyPTIoNs, LETTERS, nARgER's
cHArs, CHATEs, SUN BURN, TEN.

DER FLESH, ETC. ETC., ETC.
As bcauther Of the complexion and clarner OF the
med 10 be beyond the reach OF rivalry II notable that
among the Of thousands who have used the
tyve years Ia the Of the above complaints soa-
complaint been made; the contrary fhe
beress voluntary testimonials which have been
Its inventor TEEN with laudaions Of its medical rejuve
mating virtues It also prevents the formation Of wrinkles
and has also tho power Of removing them when formed 80
GOURAUDs ORIENTAL CREAM or Magical Beautiner
Endorsed by the fashionable world The best cosmetic
GoURAUD's P0UDRE SUBTLE positively uproo.s
hair low forcheads, upper any of the body
Warranted 81 bottle This article ls Initiated which
limitations are utterly worthless and dangerous
LIQUID ROUGE, for pale lips and cheeks permanent
STAIN mmovable excsp By washing with soap and water
LILY WHITE IL another addition 70 ladys toilet and
must not be confounded with the many limitations Hood
ing the citaes GOURAUD'S LILY WHITE. when applied
to the skin after washing cnects surprising but
pleasing change 10 the personal Appearance IL
and brsncy after using GoURAUD'a soAP impossible 70
conceive cents box. There other preparations Of
DR.. +. FELIX GOURAUD enumerated in pamphlet which
will be forwarded gratis These world renowned
tons be had wholesale and retail at his old depot
shed quarter Of century at ass BROADWAY, and
Of druggiss letters requiring reply must have three
Asents BOSTON, L. Bates l2e Washington street: a
O. Goodwin Hanover street rrovidence-J. H. Chase s.
Fountain street DIR Jaqucs Waterbury, Conn. Hartford
T. c. Weldon, 3x2 Main slrc.t RochestcrBreck 81
street. Geneva-Seymour Brothers Elmra-ingraham
Robnson ClevelandC. s. Mckenzie Strong Armstrong
Chicago-Dyehe story Philips sharp. Towanda-J. W.
Taylor Franklin Smith, Huntington Valley Pope vi.
gucr O South Eleventh street. Philsdelph and druggists
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RIcHARD WALTERS, AUcrIoSEER.

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER
LII HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Will sell on Tuesday, 23d, at II O'Clock.
the entire Furniture of house No 3l1 East Twentieth
street. consisting Of Parlor Chamber Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, Pier Mirrors rosewood octave Piano
forte, Sofas Rockers Chairs Pictures marble top Tables
Bureaus wa:hsisnds Bedstcsds. Beddng Brussels and
goods positively moved after pAA
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

E'oR SALE AT AuCTIoN-AT ELIzABETH, N. q.
uorty transl on Wednesday, July ~ at r. NJ. large
Factory; also Steam Engine Evaporators Kettles, 4c Ap
ply 70 A. &. WOODRUFF, Receiver
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A UCTION NOTTCE.-A. p CONWAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA win sell, tomorrow Monday, public auction all the
sesant Furniture consned In the FIVE brown stone
house ~ West sixteenth street between Firth and Sixth
covered IN brocate rosewood octave Panoforte
ltageres Cenuc Tables. Mirrors Carpets, Chandeliers
Vases. Curtains Bronzes Extension Table, Buffet China
0lass Silver Ware. Table Cutlery, Bureaus Bedsteads.
Wardrobes, Mattresses.
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HENRY d. MINER. AUCyIONEER.
IL Saiesroom 81 Nassau street.
,opposite the Post ollce.

opposite the Post Office.
MINER b sOMERVlLLE
VIII sell at auction Monday April 70 at l0i O'Clock, n
their kaiesroon Nassau street. extensive assortment
o. Household Furniture, Brussels and. lnga'n Carpets
Mirrors Efageres. bookcase; BEDROOM Su Palor Suit In
reps and brocatel: Cottage Suits Dressing Burenu Lounge
Wardrobe: Turkish Easy Chairs, Extension Table Mat
rator DC.
Also large assortment OF Rubber goods.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

A UCIION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C.-HENRy G.
IA EVANS. Auctoneer viii SELL Tuesday, April N at
g ocleos a. sos Grand street. the entire Retail Stock
white Granite and Common Ware richly China
Table, Glass Ware Cutlery, &C. Sale without reserve
dose the
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

IroR ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
The elegant sdewheel steamship NORTH AMERICA
20s5 burden. Captain L.. T. Zimmerman win sail e
Rio aud intermediate ports, Monday April
1867. At 5 p. NJ. from pier a. North river.
For freight or passage apply to
No Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

RENJAMIN WEAVER. AUcTroNEER-MoNDAY.
ID Ap - at n West fifty.frst street. Ninth
nua at I0 O'Clock eenteel Household Fnrnltue Paror
and Bedroom Furniture Cottage Suits Sofas Brussels Car
hogany Bedsteads. Shades, &C.