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a Claim DisaIIowcd.

Mayor Heath, of New Orleans, has for
warded to the City Council claim OF $500,
being the aggregate expenses incurred IN
the reception of Messrs. Wilson and Kel-
lev. the two members of Congress wh0
visited New Orleans voluntarily and avow-
edly for political purposes. This claim he
requests the city to pay. Upon being re-
ferred to the Joint finance committee OF
the City Council, it was returned endorsed
as follows, viz
"Application Of Acting Mayor Heath,
with vOuchers), for the reception OF Hon.
w. d. Kelley and Henry Wilson, as guests
of the city.
"As the city authorities had no part in
the reception of the above gentlemen, who
were received by the Mayor (solely) on be-
half of faction of the community, the
claim is disallowed.
GEORGE CLARK,
chairman Finance Committee "
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Sy3TE Of NORTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBUS COUNTY.
,,.. IT Pleas and Quarter Sessions. May Te1'ne
1867.
Joba A. Maultsby, Ex'r
u vs Attachment.
Nary e. Bellamy,
TT APPEARING to the Court that Mary E: Bel
I Iamv hath removed beyond the limits OF this
- i - ordered by this Court that publication
ma i,s made in the Weekly Wilmington Journal, for
liz ~ees notifying the said defendant m d to appear p ear
4" e. -. IJr1Isa in Wbiteyie OF the Second Monday
o95S IN Angust s next and answer or plead to the plain
iiiI-s action, or Judgment final will be entered
against her C,,u+
at Office in Whiteville, the Second Mon
D. 2. HIGH,
Clerk County Court
juuc Il tpr adv. 81 oUJ A'o"
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A Droninent Radical Senator viii make

A prominent Radical Senator will make q
speech III a few days denouncing the con-
tiscation schemes of Sumner and Stevens.
Thackerays daughter, Harriet Marion,
was married in London last month to a
young lawyer named Leslie.
Capt. G.. G. CHATTER, Jr., copmandant OF
the United States armory at Springfield,
Mass, died on Saturday.
f. Campbell. a brother of ex-Postnaster
General Campbell, died in Philadelphia
few days ago.
The total direct foreign and domestic ex-
ports from Savannah, Ga, for the month OF
June amount to $797,047
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

The Minor Topician of the Times yes
terday morning says sarcastically that ''Mr;
Wade's forte is evidently what wit said
Macaulay S as-omniscience. - If any wit
made that remark about Macaulay, he pla-
CARRIED from the wit who said of the late
DIR. Whewell, that '' science was his forte,
and omniscience was his foible."
A letter from Idaho, June Is, says three
hundred houses have been built since the
| late disastrous fire.
Rev. Geo. B. Bealer, d. D., pastor of the
Freemason street tBaptistchurch, in Norfolk,
has resigned his charge.
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Eis,,op AtkInson's Appointments.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Z Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, anc @
a. .Lo sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
Who need it, the receipt and directions for maknS
the simple remedy by which he was curea. SUI
ms Wishing to profit by the advertiser 8 eXPe-
,5'n.a can do so by addressing, in perfect conf
80 JOHN B. OGDEN,
No AZ Cedar ST., New York.
10 10-ly
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

square, of 10 lines or less, for each ard every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 80 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of ever y
charac ter, are charged as advertisements
RDrNo advertisement, rejecting upon privs to
| character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
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ST,TE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

SAMPSON COUNTY,

l.,,.rt Of pleas aaa quarter Sessions, Hoy 1e'-"'
1867.
rTyHE WILL, OF ELIAS FAISON having been
propounded for probate III solemn form, IN
-, iaid court. and it further appearing to the
-a,i-fs.tfoD of the Court that Daniel W. CrOmar-
i and Wife Narcizsa D., reside beyond the limits
of th. State: Il i ordered that publication be
made in the - Weekly Journal paper published
in the city OF Wilmington, for the space OF SIX
weeks. notifying the parties above named to ap-
,.ar and object to the probate, or Judgment pro
I,r<ss0 VIII be taken to them, and the VIII ad-
Done at Office in Clinton, this 25th day of June,
I'O'' w. \. MATTHIAS, C. C. C.
iu,y5 lprv adv Slo) zI-o"
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Chairman Finance Committee. "

Major Whittlesey, of the army, who has
been to Yale under General Grants orders
to take some tentative steps towards the
introduction of military affairs into the
curriculum, has since gone to Gen. Lees
College with the same intention.
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NOTICE.

UAVING BEEN APPOINTED at the June
term OF the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
eiIns, OF New Hanover county, Administrator,
with the will annexed, on the estate OF the late
r c. Murphy hereby notify ali pPrsons indebted
- the said estate to make imme diate payment,
and all those having claims to present them with
in the time prescribed by law, or this notice Will
VIM. W. FENNELL,
Administrator.
june q l9-6W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

From the Southern Opinion.
She lies before thee pale, pulseoss Land
No more her great eyes burn with hopeful light
About her worn and helmless drOop her knights,
shattered weapon i'll each dead right hand:
The trumpets that aroused that warrior band
To pluck fresk hOnors from an hundred fights,
Seem distant now as echoes up the heights
OF fabulous Legend borne to realms unscanned
Yet feac'st thou this Queen Titan from her rest
Nav start whilst thou art slumberng?-sound
again
Her ringing battle-cry DER mount and plain,
With Conquest blazing on her hery crest!
Ave! such they dread! hence to all Earth's dis
dain,
Thy ruthless sword still cores her Pyostratt
breastI PGHd II. Hdgne.
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NNTICE.

! ppTTCATTON WIII. HE MADE by ME for
: renewal OF Certificate No. go for Folr
Shares Of Capital Stock of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, which has been
T. D. LOVE.
irDo u 222-1t&19-5t*
sumter News copy 1awGw and send bill to this
office for collection.
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DlEU.

Suddenly, at the Searnans Home, III TINS clty,
July 10th, Of a ruptured blood vessel, AARON
BRENT, of Granv lle Nova Sc TIA, a seaman ON
board the Br. Brig, Export, Captain Munday.
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T,nc New Pulpit Orator.

A correspondent of the Petersburg Lsde;c
writing from Baltimore says.
''But there was & pulpit prodigy here the
same day, who is growing into such fame
as bids fair to rival that of Spurgeon. His
name is Munsey, and he is member of the
Baltimore Conference, we believe, of the
Methodist Episcopal church South. He
has not been long at this calling, and was
an unlettered man in humble life but com
paratively few months back, when his tai
ent was revealed to friend, who aided him
to the short culture with which he is pro-
ducing such wonderful effect. His power
of oratory is said to be miraculous, and his
reasoning faculties no less SO. People here
and in the Valley flock to hear him, and
his influence is talked of and felt every
where. I could not gain seat in the
church in which he held forth Sunday
night bat several friends who were more
fortunate reported that all the praises they
had previously heard bestowed upon him
fell far short Of the real height of his pow
ers. Certain it is, that hereafter he will be
so famous as to cause interest even to this
meagre notice of his ministerial begin
ming"
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Ill Kinds of Blanks

EoR SALE
At THE
JOURNAL OFr'"E
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

The case of Mrs. Yelverton stands ad-
Journed sine die
Gerrit Smith writes that his generosity
has left him no longer a rich man.
Jem Mace, the English pugilist is coming
to this country.
Prince Couza has gone to Lemberg.
kossuth is now at Aix-les- Baines, in Sa-
Yoy.
Dr. Trousseau, the great French physi
clan, is dead.
Derby is again gouty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

SHIPPING Articles
ND FOR ETGE OUTWARD MANIFEST
~ For s=lr ~ the
91ct q JNTREAI, ORFTCE.
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Raleigh Sentinel.

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. NJ. A. Johnson, a
worthy citizen residing il q small neat set
tlement near Goldsboro', known as Webb
Vile. died Tuesday night last, very sud
denly. He had been complaining for some
time but was able to be about, and attend
to his business, at the time of his retiring
to bed for the night. He was highly eS-
teemed by his neighbors and friends;
Goldsboro' StaT.
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JULIA WARD How
sonnet {:

ON The PRESENT CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

SOMETHING CURIOUS, AS WE'LL AS DANGER
oUs.-A gentleman in this city placed, on
yesterday, some water in large gIobular
iar,-such one as those displayed IN
Druggists windows sand set 1t IN the sun
on a shelf in the piazza, for the purpose OF
warming it somewhat for ablutlon. be; be
meath the jar was spread newspaper. The
ravs of the sun, in the course of the morn
ing, were concentrated by it, as by d lens
and the sheet of paper ignited When dis
covered. it had burned the paper and
scorched the wood. Who can tell but what,
in some such manner as this, fires may have
sometimes originated
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

A SToRM-A severe storm passed over
this place on the afternoon of the 4th July.
The lightning was very vivid and in quick
succession struck at three different points.
Two massive oaks in the lot of Mr.. Elias
Carr a tree near Mr.. Dudley Harriss', and
a freedman's school house were stricken.
Fortunately no one was hurt, although
several felt the shock.
Warrenton Indicator.
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-oIOsgSt
.laIh EaaF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-19

CAPTURE OF a DESPERATE CHAEACTER. -
Many of our readers doubtless remember
the name Of Washington Hicks dIi0s Her
ring, who figured extensively in murders,
rol.beres, and Police and Criminal courts
in this city some mouths ago. He was con-
victed OF numerous misdemeanors and
sentenced to Jail, but managed to break
out and make his escape, since which
time he has been heard of but twice,
once in Virginia, and again in this
city about three weeks ago He
managed to make his escape, however,
before information could be conveyed to
the police, and his whereabouts was not
known until Sunday night, at which time
he shot, and mortally wounded another
colored man, near Beaufort, n. c., named
Mace. From the information we can gath
er, it was as cold blooded an affair as his
former crimes have been. He stepped up
to Mace and asked him if he had said
s' that he was the negro who had broke
iail in Newbern % Mace answered in the
affirmative, when Hicks drew a pistol,
shooting him in the left breast. On the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

n HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
HENRY VI. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER,
ExTENsITE,a ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
STOCK OF THE FINEST CABINET
FURNITURE MIRRORS, GoBELlN
s. ryAaPEssTsY Sv GU FAM p BRoE4IhIN
including superb Set formerly belonging 70 LOUIS Asi u
France ,.,,pYSro
shyER AND SILVER PLATE BY DIxo oSSs c MI
FIGURES, ORMOLU AND lNLAID CABiNEiiss' riA"os'
BILLIARD TABLES, CuRlosIIiES,
OBJECfs DART EFT vERiu, ~,
ss'as The enure im ,gIeI. VEIL FIJI Known
CoIlFCT1R AND CONN0ISSEUR,
Mr.. DANIEL MARLEY
No $50 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE TIFFANY's,
AT AUCTION POSITIVELY WITHOUT REsERVEt
Gas Mr. Marley re,ires rom ousihess)
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER,
MoyDay 18TH TUESDAY 18th, WEDNESDAY 18TH,
TtfIpsnaY 18TH, AND FRIDAY nth OF MAY, 1901
s,amr,enclng at 10 A. NJ, each day at his well known
as.s,ans Wsrerooms above.
THIS ELEGANT FURNITURE Is all OF the finest quality,
much OF II imported. the balance by RoUX, VREDE,
s1iTcJIIN1s. NARCOTIC and other celebrated Makers
The CLOCKS BRoNZES and CARVINGS are the finest
no country being unique and curious In design and OF
he highest artistic quality .
THE PLATE IS unusually lne principally OF the Manu-
raotnre OF DIXON OF SHEFFIELD, aGd CHRlSTOFIE
THE MIRRORS every class, design and description,
In fine order heavy plates
TAPESTRIES and CURTAINS OF GOBELIN satins
silks With nnumerable other articles of
Ks-MR MARLEY IN MAKING THE UNREsERvED
SALE OF his STOCK, PLEDGES HIMSELF TIA
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE SALE SHALL POSITIVELY
BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT LIMIT
OR RESERVE.
Catalogues viii ready days sale which
sine the stock viii be ready for exhibition.
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Dy COOPER LATTMER, AUCTIoNEERS (LArE
ID clerks with James G. Mcclure Co. southwest
q Pennsyvania and Eleventh street uto
sale OF Leases OF Hamacks Restaurant description 1t
sae) elegant rosewood Furniture French plate Mirrors,
China Dinner and Tea Services magnificent Sideboards
marble top Bar Counters and engraved glass Ware,
Japanese Vases and Punchbowls marble top rabies
oil Paintings and Engrayngs. On Thursday and Friday
mornings May 9th and 10TH At 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the resi-
Aence Of the late John d. Hammack shall sell the
par-two large gilt frame French plate Mirrors large
gns frame mante Mirrors magnificent soid walnut Side
board eaboratsly carved with stag head and fish,
$6O0 walnut and oak marble sideboards
medium sire China Vases; Japanese Punehbow hols
about four gallons: fine oil Paintings by Eke fine
oil Painting unknown; silver plated soda Fountain,
with tubs; Aquarium, large China Punch Bowl;
American eagle finely GIT frame marble top
81 Tabes: splendid silver plated Magic Revolving g.
bottle Casto cost $s EACH lot French Preserves Pickles.
81 and other condments large number silver plated
aral walnut oak Extension Dining Tables marble
Washsand three basins; several Dinner Tea and Dessert
large quantity Cut and Engraved Glassware; wal
haircoth Sofas Castor and side Chairs: marble
and hacloih Lounges rep walnut Sofa green rep
Reclining Chair. rosewood Bedstesds, Wardrobcs walnut
nAIbe top Bureaus, Washstsnds walnut wsrdrobes and
Dedstesds marble top anti plain Cottage Suits Bed Linen.
towels large quantity OF DAine andter Chairs; Brussels,
hrce ply and Ingram Carpes 0cloths and Mattings hair
asd hnsk Mattresses. feather Bolsters and Pows small
Henine's Fire proof safe; large Range; large uantly
ses large quantity chen Crockey Cooking Utsnss
tsgrther with articles too numerous mention
Terms OF sale-Al under i've hundred dollars cash
said amount TO he half cash. and the balance on
faction OF the executor. DIR THOS. MILLER, Executor.
COOPER a LATIMkR, Auctionecr.
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A UCTloN NoTICE.-A CONWAY, AUCTIONEER-
"A chance for parties commencing housekeeping
Elegant Household Furniture, Drawing koom Furniture.
ranoforse Bronzes Paintings and many costly works
II public auction On this day Tuesday at the FIVE
brown house A West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and sixth avenues sale commencing 10a O'Clock,
perb Drawing Room Furniture French walnut inlRd with
uhp wood three coored Eagere
Secretary Bookcase, Centre Tables Cabinets Encognures
Pier Mane Mirrors Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets Bronze
Chandeliers Artistic Bronze Satuary Vases superb Bronze
8tatunry Bronze Clock OH Paintings by eminent artists
magnificent octave Panotorte Canterbury Stool
Cover Music Books rosewood Dressing Bedstead
Armoire GlAce, Commodes suite style Louis XIV.
Hair Spring Mattresses Brussels Carpets Bedding Extern
Table Buffet, Sofas. Chairs Turkish Reclining Chair
elegant China Glass Silver Ware, table Cutlery
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER
M ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AMI
PAINTINGS, &C., AT AUCTION

+. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell auction on Friday,
May ~ 1867 at II o'clock Mt No. Is Lafayette place. the
entire Furniture contained in the said house. consisting In
part
DINING ROOM-Oak Extension Table, oak Buffet. mir.
back oak Side and Card Tables oak Dining Chairs In
leather, Arm Chairs, bronze stauee marble Clock china
and Glass Ware, &c.
LBRARYBlack walnut Library Table In leather, Libra
ry Chairs. Revolving Chair. Brussels Carpet
PARLOR-Chickering Piano. octave, Piano Stool,
wood Etagare mirror back rosewood Centre and Side Ia
bes, marble tops; inaid Chess Table. Paror
Suits in crimson dsnask Sofas Tete side and Arm
Chairs &c Velvet Carpets ebony and gilt Cabinets
Pier and Side Mirrors. Also several fine OIL Paintings
BED CHAMpERS-Back walnut and mahogany French
Bedseads Dressing Bureaus, Gard Tables Chairs, Ward
robe Commode. Spring Beds Hair Mattresses sPaases
Feather Beds and Pillows Damask Curtains, Engravinge
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, &c.
KITCHEN-Largc assortment OF Kitchen and Laundry
Furniture with which the sale will commence.
The furniture be the day previous the SALE by
No
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A uCrIoN NOTICE EXTRA
n HENRY b. HERTS, JR, Auctioneer.
Rich French, China and Glassware,
Clocks Bronzes Table Cutlery. Plated Ware,
French and American Gas Fixtures &c.
The entire balance of Messrs. Geo. H. Kitchen
90 80 be sold at auction
Wednesday Thursday and Friday,
May and 10. at IL O'Clock
at their store 66l Broadway,
next door 10 Ball, Black a Co
Goods exhibition.
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A UCTION SALF-THIS DAY, AT "A CATHARINE,
n Henry street. $1,000 worth of household
Furniture of Bedroom Paror Suits In all variety
With Pier aud maptel Mirrors, six Pianos. Melodeon. Oh
cloth and Carpets Furniture too numerous TO
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A UCrIoN sALE-ERNEsT ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
Il = q IL IL

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PiANofoRTE; COST 5000
Works of Art fine OIL Paintings, &C., ut auction to the
highest bidder, without reysrve THIS Tuesday MORN
ING, May 2, at ii O'Clock precisely, ut the four story
dwelling house ll9 Clinton place. Eighth street. between
yhh and sixth avenues consisting OF rosewood pianofore
bwo beautiful arior suits covered in French satin crimson
and crimson and gold brocatel marble Tables
Etsgeres CURTAINS Clocks, Mirrors Carpets, Bedsteads
aer piiows Lounges sofas and Chairs in harcloh aud
reps Glass; China and Sverwarc, Cutlery, &c. N. B-Re
liable men in attendance to cart pack and ship goods for
purchasers al a reasonable charge.
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DYLANDr a wAIDHoS AUCTioNEERs, ss BROAD.
ID viii se ~ auction this day fuestsyl et eclcct
. senerni OF second hand puuitu Carp-ts
Mfrrors Beds aud Bedding ensDcrd ChAub~r sets Ne.
freeratorr. Pianos Prints marble Vases and Unanents
slocka Fsror sets Lounges. Tables Kitchen Articles
Ar On Thursday AZ "A O'Clock srs csss cabinec furnL
snre made for rets city trade consisting "a ps OF xsr or
18nray Room suis Bookcase Centre l. " rsry
and fsn-v Tables Chamber Furniture, suits 10 sSDEy
&gEets. L1AExes kasy Easifs. ke
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCrIoNEER.
M Trustees Sale
OF "a valuable Central Park Lots at auction

OF ~ valuable Central Park Lots at auction
ay S u: =: H.:s. ssss.
Braa~ay fniy building New York. By order o. he rus
y and
and sixe,h streets Lot: Perempscry sale o.
Al
ing the % MIN be put sSa se S WITH ss
bidder ps New Soss Ell
s@s:
s:ds.ee. q, ,s ives, and south FIRM
q the Park + OF The most interesting and bean
@ s ss Of he viii
Maps, &c apply 70 the auctioneers.
N1oHRIs WILKINS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. LcpoM Sl sell auction on WI %kDSEsAT
NAYS ISL :. z e'e,cek :. the Exchange sAierooms No
sth The ives. side y feet inches north
svfvo Lots nc cas-. .ids 50 feet s,nches south
ssh s,s on The NORTH SIDE iSo fee. e. Of sA
iS ssISr.s the north side, rs feet eas. Of sA
s S sS 81 the north SIDE s feet east Of mad
Maps. &C.. At The once Of the Aucsiosser No. Pine
MI MI =. nj, a., AgSTyoy N.E IA. o,o..
.$::s s::-Sss
SSs ,.g s, and .Ss rs,os
four rosewood octave fsnoor.s ,hrss mahogany cas-:
and a. An o. ss c So
Sy Of srysrs \. ne rseysd 20 -. b
POM as%'''''' 900 No ''s'''' ''''' ~ '''''
| MoRTeAaE. sAL1.-MYER KI.sAs.- AUCrIoNEER
M viii sell this sy a 10 o'clock Il 81 RIM streel
''0' e iy for n sas az
| NToRrGAoEs FOR sALR.-sspo; TWO or $500
NJ ane ono for 5000 Apply V 9. B. THOMPSON, 10
| DAwSBRoKkR's sALE.-BY. r. FIELD, AUG
q psncsy ,pcs acu, 10 ioss ~ Men, b snc so,ns.
Clothing H. worthy the attention Of dealers b. Of
W. Simpson.
PAwssRvoKER .s, sale ALI. rEIs pAY-By JOHN NOR
mems Wearing Apparel ny order Of Soomons LIZ Spring
street
DAwNBRoKER's sAIE.-JANBs AGAR WILL SELL
'ef Gold and SILVER wasches Gold and Diamond Kings
re sa. snd Mshem. p'o ssa oSr
valuable sood. well worthy the attention u dealers aud
'''''' = 80 A. J. JACKSON, 20 Prince stree.
H. srhSkEssGs S4yLisSS yi 81 on Jss:d.y,
fS ns ssrf sssss Ss'T ruus. s.s Package. A
u j. PAULIsoN. AucrfoNEER.
ks '7p'fksSS % s s.
wcdnesdsy ~ Cedar street, 1os oeiock and
sss ssnSm g
ehss Phcccs with other and choies Plants Of late
DIcuARp WALTERS. AUCTI0NEER,
Sale Canal ss sSs b III s 81 .s s diy T 1,
'A' Canal Boat Tr sfe Hsis T.'ts
SHERlrws sALg--Hoor SKIRT SATHaiAL-EIca.
MP WALTERS, syc.ionser. vii sen ms o.y' awms
"snicf Iicop ssir; i ana Hoop slir, material 60.
= ~ sAEsfs, Deputy. JOHN NELLY, snena'
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TAMES JENKINS WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
d Wednesday morning, May at O'Clock, at private
stables l3S West Fortieth street. Broadway fine lot
Of Road Horses Wagons Phaeton double and single Har
Blankets Robes, Whips &C. and all the property
nertRinng a priyAta stable.
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John p. TRAvES, AUCTIONEER.
81 Mortgage Sale Wednesday, May 1857, nj O'Clock
r NJ at foot of Twentieth street East river Of the steam
boat called Richard Doane Of the burden Of about
TONS with her tackle and complete
Terms cash; sale absolute. BY order Of mortgagee
DIMMICk 4 PERRY, ATTORNEYS.
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UCTION NOTICE-BOOTs AND SHOES.
IA w. NJ. noLLINGSHEAD. AucrlONEER.
THIS DAY (fUEsDAYl MAY z, at l01a O'Clock, by
CHARLES q. WARREN.
Auciisn Rooms "a CortlaDdt street.
Regular semw weekly package sale OF
Boots, shoes, Brogans Balmorals. Caters
Slippers, &c. Tor cash.
One thousand packages more oil
Choice new Spring and Summer Goods IN
great variety of styles, and grades.
Attention ia invited to the large assortment Of valuable
200 Invariably offered at sales which held
larry TUESDAYS and Fridays during the entire year.
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

r BOGART ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAY g.
q. io,s O'Clock AZ the auction rooms No Nosth WY
consisting of Paor Suits in plush and
rosewood marble top Bureaus and Do Centre
Tables Lace Curtains Extension Dining Tables, Cottage
Suits mahogany and rosewood Bedseads, pure Hair Mat
100 Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three ply and In
ain Carpets Also the entire Furniture OF four story
house, removed for convenience OF sale Also MarsnaIs
tee, &c. Catalogues sale.