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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
Saturday Morning, June %, 1867,
PEN AND PASTE BREvlTIEs.
1SH TAB u L A

;eFThe first genuine ease Of chelora was re-
ported In New York on Monday is9@Fb ygf
-eEThe State Treasury of Louisiana Is bank
rupt and the officials can'tgot their salaries.
1EsrIt IL generally conceded, in Republican
circles at Washington, that Congress will con-
yene in July. -. fi,'sE5,ls'. Ia.'i -yt9ETaT 93,
1EFA paperisin circulation at Washington, and
isbeing numerously signed, asking the President
topardon Gen. Longstreet 5' -a "iIF ,rEi1
@The smallpox prevails to an alarming ex-
tent In some parts of Chicago, and the disease
Is on the increase. Ts. a'. = 81 99"s1 -.'sAiTl
ga florist in Rochester, N. Y, has nowlin
BDom afield of tulips, containing twenty thods-
and specimens of three hundred varieties "'G
In Texas txo Judges defy the laws of Con-
gress, and refuse to admit the testimony of ne,
groes in their Courts.
'EFThe A. W. Faber establishment at Nurem-
burg, Germany, sends out 220, ,0O0, 900 lead
pencils year.
9Ehe peach crop of New Jersey is said to
be very promising this year, and the general
appearaneein all the fruit States is favorable.
By a late census the population of Youngs-
town was showed to be $500 This entities it
to the rank as city of the second class.
l@It is now definitely settled that, a July
session is to be held. The different Senators
have been notified by theirpresiding officer, and
will be promptly on hand at the appointed time
NQueen Victora is about to devote 81, SOC
600 to the foundation of convalescent hospital
The nessy used is the accumulation of hel
pfivy purse during the years of her widowhood
The Commissioners appointed to audit the
war claims Of Ohio, are ordered to meet. or
aanizedsa dsand proceed to the discharge Of theil
duties, ct Columbus on the hst Of July.
Mr. Reid, Superintendent ofthe Union Pacific
Railroad, has just arrived from the, NORTH
fhtte. He says that the work on the, rosd
wilfhavt.tobe abandoned unless more psotec-
ton is.afosded from the Indians. 80
FsdAn agent for the Pacific Railroad, Casor-
mia side, has arrived in Washington to obtain,
through the Freedmens Bureau, the services OF
nom l,ooo. te, 5000 coloredY laborers on that
road. F ,...,, ~ ..t 1e.5-,r,
Inc colored element Is corning cut In full
ooem away down in Texas At Navosota, near
Galveston, q Jury composed wholly of blacks
was sdmpannehedthe othsr day, and called to- sit
eRcases. 9-s. ilI-gsrf fefF 81: f,-- r.-.s-.
esA diamond, weighing twenty -twocsmats IL
is reported, has been found in tne Orange River
south Afriea. II has for years been Believef]
that fhis district was ffcif ii, diamonds. andtbe
colonial government are taking measures To
aye i thoroughly explored. nor l5s J y7s7.
Il >
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Cleveland Wholesale Markst.

"WEDNESDAY EyRNiN6s Juneya9 is6F,
FLoUR-The market continues very quiet and prices
though 9aoably unchanged favor bayersi We continue 1
to quote City made Xxx spring $4,000 1850 10 do
Xxx red winter S15 5o@16,0O Rye Flour So, ,75@fo,s5
WHEAT-There is no demand ndprces are entirely
nominal, NO Mlwaukee spring held ct s., 40; NO
$500. - TX ~ ~e'------
CoRN-Firm, but dull. Sales 5000 bu No from store
at sac. -.---.--
OArs-Sc better but very quiet. Sale car No from
$l,15,@1,25.
SMOKED MEATs-In fair demand and steady. Sales 2
QUO lbs Hams cnvassed, at 1896 1OeU IDS
canvasged Shoulders 12c Plain Hams, caRvassed loo
Dried Beef canvassed 23c Clear rib Bacon 13c Break
iast bacon canyassed, l6c
BUTTER-The market is inactive and prices are weak
We quote nomnaly at 1416c for good to choice Wes7
tern Reserve. ,'i| = II ,i'tfTli T. ,-5t -..-'
CHEEsEDull at @14c inferior to choice dairy and
factory. s-5T ...., - ..s .s..,f--- e-.t
EGGs-Weaker. Sales at 2O@21c .,,..cs., i-sT
DRIED APPLEs-Dul and nominal at 6@7c packages
included. fst !. .l-y fL5F.s5.+-iE.e,i 7t;sl y
PoTAToEs-Quiet. Peachblows ], ,1501 20 per buy ~
BEANs-Scarce and firm at So 7504OO per bu for prime
white @ .-ii-'3'Ii'71'sN = = t'.t - r $40 "
FEATHERs-In fair demand at sO@soc, according TO
quality. -....a,. - -it.l,0 - .l-.ts~ :;
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SODA WATER /!

-r..tg saj Fruit Jars .p .a".te
lust Received at Herrioks, large as
- sortment of the best kinds of Fruit Jars, including
-.. The best Glass Jars in use, ,.; .a.sc
The Iron Stone Brown Jars. .....
The common Stone Brown Jars,
The Iron Stone Glazed Jars. =
OF this glazed Jar, we would say it is Iron Stone with
glazing of flint glass. out side and in. and is inn erv
Gus acid and afr Its advantages glass, are,
1st 1t is much thicker and heavier and not liable to
break. ID. t. .
end 1t keeps the fruit dark and COOL and thereby pre-
vents moulding. ~yaf.- tl.-..,I.E ...-.-..
Sd 1t costs you less money, and is better.
To all who have never used them we would say try
them by all means 70 those who have, need only
say we have more of them for the present season.
Jnne % 1861 81 trtt. HERRICK & BRO. -'
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We clip the following paragraph, indicative
of good feeling, from the Mobile Register
For the first year after the war the Federal
troops were regarded with natural suspicion
and jealousy, as the military jailors set to watch
a conquered people. But the moderate and
admirable bearing of the officers stationed a.
mong US has beaten down that feeling,
and now in place of being our jailors they have
come to be regarded as the just and reliable
guardians of the peace. safety and good order
in the community. 1t was this feeling that
broke out in spontaneous public and private
greetings and hospitality to the officers Of the
United States ship Purveyor, on her recent
visit, and which has opened the doors Of our
private clubs to several Of the officers of the
Fifteenth Infantry, and which should every
where treat them as men of an honorable pro-
fession, who have done their duty well, and
who represent flag which all of US sincerely
wish shall be to us what it is to them-the en-
M 9Iem of protection, justice and equal rights
Inns is the only true and the royal road to re-
construction-the reconstruction of sentiment
classes"
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HELP! HELP!b

"ANTED-Te make arrangements
w with qnite a number of women and girls to work
in My Fruit Hsuse chiefly during the rait season. which
coumenees soon and lasts until about Nov 1st Also
two three uen who wish to learn to colder caps g
Ashtabpla, June 18th, 1857. list A.D. STRONG. :
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4 Meeting of thcdqualified electors of

a Meeting OF the" "quaIl1led electors OF
"A sAshtabula Borough and. the Districts attached
thereto for school purposes will be held at Firemens
vote for against tax for purpose of paying for
the third story of the school for fitting
up and furnishing the came for school room $780, and
painting the school building $780, amounting to $3.50
1t is well known to most ofthe patrons that schools
department as to be Very deeterous to he health of
the pupils and that the increase Of urgently de-
manded thus be 20 economically obtained is consid
cred gratifying. Polls will be kept open from to p
NJ. By order of the board of Education. .fflo9 4
.911-W2 @. ". DICKINSON. Clerk. !.
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DRFDGE -NOTICE-Fhe Commis

~ siOners of Ashtabula County will Wednesday,
July Sd, 1867, receive proposals for building bridge
near John Hoyts i'll Morgan. Said bridge to be com
suspension covered, sxty-fve {6 feet span, with
sone abutments SUI erstrucure and abutments to be
let Separate or together at the option of the commission
Proposals received at the Site of the bridge. Said
commissioners to the right to reject all propos
ais not deemed for the interest of the c0unFy.-z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22

hon isaac Newton, Commissioner af Agri-
culture, died at Washington. The duties of
the late Commissio ner will devolve orol Interim,
on John W. Stokes, chicfclerk of the Depart
mpnt IL s..tlt. .--l-.--- .--.- IL. t--.-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22

Grass hoppers are doing great damage on
both sides ofthe Missouri river for distance
Of TOO miles gardens and corn fields are being
devastated. i'''
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DRIDGE NOTICE.-The Commits

~ sioners of Ashtabula County, will, Friday, duly
9Th 1856, receive proposals for building bridge over
Ashtabula Creek, the old turnpike in Keoggsville-
sad bridge to be lattice bridge covered seventy (O
feet long and fourteen feet wide in ecear with stone
abutments Abutments to be let separate with the
snperstucture, as the Commissioners may decide Pro-
posas received at the site of the bridge Said Commits
soner5reserve the right to reectany proposals is not
deemed for the interest of the country. ~N
June IL, 1S67.-911w3. w. II. CROWELL Auditor.
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BUILDING FOR SALE.-The under
~ signed wishes to dispose of his building situate
on Main street, near Field q Weatherwaxs meat mar
ket, and next door to Mrs. Stoddards millinery.
~ -. &C. ~ SETH d. PATTERSON. ,.
lfHt''Ipppai nay ?, is9'' ~ b5jisf rIc1 qsf @
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SPRING GOODS!

and are prepared to offer inducements to Cash Buyers
We have Bleached CottOns all widths from y to 2k
yds., and all qualities from New YOrk Mills and Utica
Down to the low grades.
Brown cotons from Coeran cheese saekinc to the best
and finest makes Ticking, all grades, and very low.
Brown, blue and iped Delanes-various qualities
Striped Shirring 3x3 and 6x3 also good article of
checked do.
Cottonades of all grades from the New York Mills
double and twist, down.
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers, bleached and brown
Linen table cloths-alprices uck cling very cheap:
Common Russian and American crash Hnck and Dam
low case linen; linen Lawns and Cambric &c. &c.
A beautiful stock of embroideries, insertngs and
thread lace and some Vaencienne edging and in
sertng.
We offer very attractive lot of Prints at prices rang
ing from 12c per yd up also very handsome glazed
furniture Prints.
A good line of SPRING DRESS GOODS, some of
them said to be very handsome and cheap
In Cassimeres for men and boys offer SPEC
IAL INDUCEMENTS. We have the Largest and Best
Stock. and the CHEAPEST have had since the be-
also few pieces for ladies sacks-yery desirable
We would also mention that have few Pattern
Sacks that We will be glad to show at any time.
Our stock of willow baskets is larger than ever,
prlsng every thing from Misses Basket at SOC
cling basket furnished for two and worth SO.
As we make speciality of the Wall Paper Trade we
have paid more than ordinary attention to the selection
Oh our s.oek Or Is large and contains sew
Wall Paper. Painted cloth Shades-very handsome and
from SIX to nine feet in length Curtain Cloth by the
yard both green and buff. Paper shades all colors and
prices Curtain fixtures Curtain Cord Picture Cord and
Tassels &C. &c. r. ..
We have our usual stock of Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, Crockery and Glassware, Groceries, Shelf Hard
ware, ShOyels Spades. Garden Rakes, Manure Forks,
Iubs, Pals, BroOms Scrubbng Brushes, Mop Sticks,
We shall be happy to see friends and patrons all
times and will sell as low as any Regular House.
MORRISON & TICKNOR.
Ashtabula, April 25 1867. 9O4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

POOMS FOR RENT.A1'he rooms
1O HOW occupied by Dr. Hall as Dental Office, suit
BILE for an Office of almost any kind for rent Enquire
Of '.'.'~ t'i-t IT HORTON FELLOWS s. co.
Ashtabula. June IT, 1851 5,,1dc xIgEo e12 -t-Ee 2
4 NICE line of Ladies' Sackings just
n opened at 910 HERRICK & BRO.
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egFThe. bailed rebel chieftain has at last
spoken, Serenaded at Niagara, Canada, he
said =. cs.,s rg.. r4He F.J 90
Gentlemen thank you sincerely for the
honor you have this evening shownfto me; 1t
shows that true British manhood to which mis-
fortune is always attractive. May peace and
prosperity be forever the blessing OF Canada,
for she has been The asylum fer many of my
friends, and she is now an, asylum to myself. l
hope that Canada may forever remain a part of
the British empire. and may God bless you all,
andthe British flag never cease to wave over
you-n ~ y.af9"H- {HG ls3 "It Fl fa.~
This has little significance; perhaps none at
all. If it meaps anything it is that Mr.. Davis
intends to remain under the British flag, and
therefore hopes not to see Canada annexed to
the u. S -....L. -. n. IL. -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22

THE LE-HIsCooK CASE, AGAN.-There is
quitesa disposition among journalists to infiu-
ence and modify sentiment, and save the seduc-
er Hisceek from the odium and adherence that
justly attaches to his criminalty with Mrs.
Coles and thereby TO expose the avenglng nus
band to the punishment of murder Inc desire
is to give the transaction the cast anu charac-
ter of GOODNESS and premeditation. "has oo-
ject there can be in this course but to check the
tendency of the public mind. and to screen a
most Infamous class of reprobates, it is hard to
see It i. no less difficult to understand what
is to be gained to society, or added to the secu-
rites and sanctities of social life, by reaching
that end. While legislators and lawmakers,
from some equally unacconntaple motive, neg
lect and refuse to provide adequate pains and
penalties for this species ofiniquity, there seems
to be no course left for the punishment of the
prowling hbertine, who seeks for the qualification
OF his passions at the expense of the family
peace and purity, but to let him take his chan
ces for life at the hands of the injured and dis
honored party. There is no crime in the calen-
dar more base and revolving and the consequen-
ces of which man of pride and virtuous sensi-
bility would so much dread, as this. And who
is, more frequently than otherwise, the guilty
perpetrator He is, as in this case. the friend
of his victim He is the one who is welcomed
to the family fireside, and saught in the hour OF
need, perhaps of sorrow or afiiction, for coun-
sci, at the bedside Instead of regarding the
trust reposed in him., he violates the sacred
claims and considerations of friendship, plies
his seductive arts upon, perhaps weak woman
which latter fact is urged as. a palliation by
some of daily contemporaries and plays the as
sassin, not against life. but that which is worse,
the assassin of character, position and purity.
He plants thorn in the pillow of the united
head of the family, and entails upon children
and relatives untold shame and mortihcatlon
We confess we have no sympathy with the
wretch who is capable of applying the torch to
such train, even though overtaken by the aven-
gers. bullet Were it the lives only of his vic
Tins that were taken, his crime would be far
less grievous, but he deprives them of all that
is dear in life-mixes its ingredients with sor-
rows as enduring as life itself Why not con-
sign such wretches to the infamy and retribu-
ton to which they are SO justly entitled?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22

4 LII that are in want of seasonable
n Goods requested to take notice that the sub
scribers arc row receiving their
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-22

In The great battle for universal suffrage now
gong on In thelworld, we find many well-foun-l
ded objections, but the most original one yet
is the following from the New York Times =.
women are naturally and inevitably aristo-
Gratis; and whenever they get the right to vote
and to hold ofice-and if they have one thew
mHst have the other also-we shall stand a
very good chance Of having our democratic in
situations operthrnwn, and an unadulterated
aristocracy established in their place. j.
THAD. STEVENS is cut in a published
letter in which he advises session OF
Congress to be held at the beginning
of next month. He rebukes the Attor-
Ley General for errihg in favor Of the
rebels in the opinions given on the Re
construction Act, and charges him with
too. much power when he sets
up his discussions as binding. In short
the "Oid Commoner" thinks, and plainly.
says, that the Attorney Generals opinion
should earry no mere weight or autholl.
ty than that of amy other naan welB rers2
cd in legal lore. .ia7aito'4fe ~ 3 'l.2 E.i.o
tfSE.-,s2~e - ~ sr1r-zar - 7rT 9-Tl9- On
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THE subscriber wishes to bring before
i the public his
PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUP

Geneva. O., Jan. l. 1861.
This is to certify that using of L. Munsons
Trusses and do COnsid it the best in use Double
or Single Truss or Supporter. HENRY BROWN.
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and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout
the United States, of whom maps descriptive pam
phlets may be obtained They will also be sent by mail
from the companys office, No. 20 Nassau ST. New York
application Subscribers will select their agent
in whom they have confidence, who alone will be re-
sponsibe to them for the safe delivery ofthe bonds
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer,
!ef.f 910 ffir5 ,fe -t.ei 4 ..f NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
ucrIoN SALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A TURE.

BY NJ. DOUGHTY. AUcTIoNEER.
% sns FaGea vi W. ~
S fsPs ss and Bsdans China
Machine Sale peremptory and worthy attention Of buyers
UcrIoN-rwo MAGNIFICENT BRONZE oRMoLU
as sssss so. @ o IS &c. S is
street. near Crosby.
PY HENRY D. MINER AUCTToNEER-sALEsRooM
sfss 0s pns' az auction, Monday
kpn @ 2, 10Y Gslock at the fS,llowng private residences
SS:ss$ sEAs
D 9n Rs sITH HEAVY " rSE SfSss rEs
PARLoRs..JEnslish Wilton and Velvet Carpets, French
Curtains elegant solid back carved rosewood ParOr
end Tables elegant canopy top Eta
Sere Bronzes ron Mantei Ornaments, 4c, &c
sute.s do Extension Table, DO Dining Room Suit Pier
ssn,e soe,s npS se es hsne
asccraed china Dinner and Dessert Set Gut GLASS; Cutlery
BEDRooM-veivet and Brussels Carpets, Lace Cur
s.cs carved r9ssxood suit In blue and
gses walnut Bedroo% suss Ses, carsd Hair Mattresses
mxnTs,ososS. Rosewood marble top Ha, stand, VEL
As.ac, Also Kitchen Furnars. an,sc
A. lo O'Clock g s. Xsrs place Elsh,s stree, ons nss.
snd IN good condi.ion consisting Of Velvet and Brussels
Mattel Mirrors: rosewood P.rior sn brocs,sl:
and sad sss ss.
scso.ooa Black Walnut and Mahogany Bedssad Bureau
ch. :nH Rss wsna sSrss svsSsoS FABLE ans
S rrs1sn China .r Rad snd Cutlery Oh Cloths
Also Rosewood octave Piano city make Of superior
tnDe and hnish.
f ss | % s.s: :y
attn O. in part q nd seys. Gar
M frame French plate Mirrors elegant rosewood Par
cr suit 10 pieces covered brocade
t.en md Tab Pain
1ants Ornaments mahogany suit in haircoth black
Chairs: wsrdsreSss, Mirrors. Lounges Isir Massrs.ses
and Chssrs; Linen window Shades elegant carved
walnut Stand Hall Chars, oilclohs, Velvet and brus
sls STAIR Carpets asd Rode Cusfy Glassware Crockery
o., &C.
M2 O'Clock, ~ No. Amty place
Velvet nsran capes French Plate Pier Mir
and crimson Damssk Curtains mshosary suit
match, Lace Curtains Centre and SIDE Iaes:s Lounsss
Gsrdross.. xssssisnd:, Tables and Chair. Hair Nat
scsses FEATHER Beds Bolsssrs a.A Pillows Enersvnss
sasmssd So;sse suit, oS srvs :.s and Wr. s.
Ac., &c. -
Spring Houston streets, the entire contents Of
sid saloon consisting Of black walnut marble top Bar
Goanasr Cigar Counter Tables. Mirrors ch,ndes;s. OH
IhsI With sI7E 2EE 2Ek
( LIQUORS AND WINS, ,CHAxPAGSEs. &C,
-..a.uu, ., co,,., AND @ n BOND Q .rs .,s,n e,..,
Sno easss Jamaica Rum, Bourbon whiskys, leo casks
- quarter casts sherry. lB BASKETS Louis Ray
SsSs AasSSs ASSsns 10 quarter casks old Port 70 auar.er
& NdiAls Ar- &C. '
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
DENJAMIN +. THEALL. AUCTIONEER,
- (Late salesman with L. II. Ludlow Coz,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS,

ROSEWODO GRAND PIANOFORTE.
BY THEALI. BRO. Tuesday, April 80 at haf-past
10 O'Clock, at No. II Waverly place, between Greene and
Mercer streets, general assortment of Household Furn
ture. viz, Carved Rosewood Paror Suits In Crimson
satin, Etagcres, Dressing Bureaus Wnshsands Tables
Chairs Mahogany French Bedsteads, Curled Hair Mat
Bosters and Pillows Engravngs. Enamelled Bed
Suits. Wilton Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Also Carved Rosewood Grand Panoorte China and Glass
together with the Kitchen Utensils with which the
atre
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
RRNJ. r yAIRCHILD, AyCrIoNRER
ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITS

.nSH 2: yAIRcHILD. Auetonssr, WI ell on Monday,
lo 81 A. ~. ~ No. 1W Eass thirty ninth street.
asns " aveng sentssl Housshcld !ornisurs oca
Rosewood P>no, rosewood Parlor Suit In crimson
Ecsewccd EASvre, rsrkish Arm Chairs In green
~ ~ nassnsicn Table css Desh, Chairs RocksrA Vel
- 20 sfusssas carpstA CNglothA ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
DEM. r. rArRCHILD, AUcTIoNEER.
ID ROSEWOOD PIANO.
pryU Ann r NTEI. vfRR0RQ &C

BENZ. r 1ATRCHILO, Auctisuesr. VIII sel on MONDAY
April - 1897 as r. NJ at 6 North Moore street. eencel
Househcld Yurniturs consisting Of rosewood Piano Ant
Stool 6ofas Pier Mautsl Mrvrs ChAirs RockerA Bu
reaus Bedssesda Washstands Hair and uAtresse
Feather Bsd velvet and Drussss Csrpsts Olciotha -
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
DEM. +. THEALI. AuCTIONEER.
- Late salesman with E II. Ludlow 4 Coz
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

BY THEALL BRO. Tuesday, April 30 1857, at l01S
O'Clock at II University place. Clinton place. all the
Household Furniture contained In said house, viz French
Bedseads, bureaus Washsands Sofas, Lounges Chairs
and Easy Chairs Hair Mattresses Feather Bolsers and Pill
lows, Velvet. Brussels and ingram Carpets, olcloths
China and Glass Ware together with the Kitchen Utensils
with which the Will Catalogues the
uoneer's Office. % Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
COAL. WOOD. SC.

1 .sr ", ,,. shst EN ENp Ash AND LoCuM s noVN. ~.
BROADWAY one door from fvsnsy.shirt rsrss5 ss5r,voon
The New York herald., 1867-04-28

r BOGART AUCTIoNEER-MoNDAY. APRIL y. AT
q l0H O'Clock, at No. West Iwepy-nnh street near
Firth avenue Geutee Household Furniture consisting OF
rosewood Parlor suit in crimson plush rosewood Piano
window Shades marble Clock Easy and Reclining Chairs
mahogany Sofas mahogany and black walnut Dressing Bu
CLOTH oak Hat Stand. solid mahogany French bedstead
tresses Pillows Bolsters Paasses Pillows and Cases. oak
Dressing Table, Dining Room Chairs Kitchen Furniture
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils &c the entire Iurnture OF
rooms. Catalogue at sale.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIoNEER.-OFFlCE, ll6
q Nassau street, win sell on Monday April ~ At l05
ing house 264 Tenth street, consisting of the contents OF
forty roomS
TOsEPH MCGUIRE. AUCTIoNEER OFFICE NO. liS
J Nassau street. win sell tomorrow (Mondayl a. ~
O'Clock the contents of the i've story boarding house. NO.
264 East Tenth street
The New York herald., 1867-04-28
A ucrIoN SALE OF MAaNIr1cENr HoUsEHoLp

A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
a Furniture Paintings, Satuary and many rare, costly
Works OF Art and Articles Of vertu. A. r. CONWAY,
Auctioneer, will sell (Nonday) n Furni-
snre Ac contained in the 1--WE story brown house "a
West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
sAle commencing at 1OH O'Clock Rosewood Pianoforte.
supcrb Drawing Room Suits covered IN French brocatel
OIL Paintings by eminent artists Velvet Carpets Bronze
0atuay, Vases, Bronze Clock Lace Curtains Pier
Mantel Mirrors. Washstands. Extension Table Buffet
Ohina Glass Silver Ware Bureaus warrobes, Mattresses
end Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale pcremptory