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.SPECT1CLES

Which hay" been eN'eusivelv Ned IN me View Tnz.
land -tatrs ir ilst eight yehr sud fpr which they
claim te unds rae onsd advantages over those In
ordinary use. ID. prot Of which may be seen In
Their COM. hni!y increasing husiHc.- during resi-
deuce in iltritlfd 81 8, ar.
L. mat frutn the perfect cou.truc' ION o. the
lcnss+. the assst sud pfserse the sight rendering
frequent change. urn-Crassrt.
~ mat They o.,n..r bfiiitsucy aud distinciness
~ zion. VIII an amount Oi sAse suI comfort not
hitherto ctj1fed D. spectacle Nehrcrs.
80 Ihtt ne material from which t'te Lenses are
grcuud IT, manufactured specially for optic uurtose-
aud - pure hard aud brilliant aud not liable TO
hsrpfH~ scratched.
an That .h- frame. In which they arc s,' whether
gold. silver steel arc - the met quality and
nui.u, aui gIa~1u'eed - rect in ever. re-psct.
Trrt ar. TIE only -p.c'lclrs that prs-.r,s as we'll
as a-si-t the -ixft. And cueaTf.t isrus. the
h+si. aiSats la.tins mnGy year, without change
being uecs-atr..
ss-Dne oi tue FIRM will visit N1-way at the
Store ofther kgrut even three month. or ,',, pnf
pose ~ httinf tiVse uAsiaN ii,rvpt sights
sp'cthrirs soH ty '''ir Agent during tur Interval
wiu Ds exchanged free % caAyFr u n1t properly
f.fei.
ss-wE EwrLOY 40 PEDLARs
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Billiards. Hay Tedder.

Ih'N Machine j. ~1urdntetl g. thoroughly turn
fuf acres OF gr,ss IN az hour, thus accomplishing
IN" "prk ~ t'nm eight twelve men. th,t this
L''A'' saving occurs at "a period ia th- day When
tine 10 very precious; that q i,e- the work so
qnckS that the process oi tuning can h.. ..v.,.l
hn'es repeated, ciring the ha, 50 thoroughly that
can be uhr" 10 the barn ia the beet condition
the day Il cot.
The "u-"''"n OF farmer. j. called 10 the above
Machines, for snle Us
WILLIAM SWEET,
south Paris Me.
t. whom al Is',ers Of inIur, should he addressed
April 2l, 1865.
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Hnt 'Hnn'r 'a.lr ctts's. means ~ sr.,dy -.
IT, Hui ultimate cure. s. gupi, 81 the A,ad-tny
'i ht3ieHse, faltf = ut e. any adj fIf %.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR
II Co. fnfY the r.r Do so tsr-c-,flf. r,,-o,r..
.i"@iHE uY'-ss ft. head a.! 80 AID. dat 3D.. r.Yu.
i near p'.fl c'IT go r'.f,' aif plb.,r 4..smbfir.
W. l"f'f"'n'ht " uf"n pftsiuc. rr.uit- alfnJ %
aus 'Hf aud irde'd Boz mo- ctse- q long .tan
80 9etfH-sf 20 wil r.i.ss % -hsrt tiras u ~ b
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10 ~'l'sf nlii ha rrpfrstiusIfr sf 30 F4st 81 ..h
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~ BANKRUPTCY.
Di.tfict n W,,ne, s. ~ Aui.,ru. N. Il,h oay
OF April, \. - l-6s.
j. be nsucr Df Nsfbtoiel " iyhury Bank rupt
The u9drf -ivq-d hsrrb, gives notice oi hi- sp
p0ini meut w. N.-izoec ~ N4th1 Msyburv Of
Tuun-r. in tbc Cprnty oC Anir,scnagin aod state
~ Nu1a. wt'ii1 fai' Ii-tf, f. Who ha- BEEN 81
Jrigsd baHsrup' upon bis own petition. by the
District Cont cot safi District
gro. : WOOpHAN, Assignee.
April -, 1859. 81
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LICK! LIG IL IrGn
SCRATCH SCRATCHF SCRATCH'
IN from 10 To - hours
NNsAEpN = ttNrNt~r cures TgV IrVff.
NuE-ATvN's ptNrafvr earrr str Ettuu.
NhsATnN'- pts rHiy ~ cur-s TErrEH
WWE Gross btNrMFVr cure. u avp.r,' fr..tr
hsA rUN = ttsTNsSE cHrvs pJn ~pHEs
hAfAipA - DlSTGtSr cures t.SLgY ktND
go u MrE LtkF NNslt.
frtrr, 80 cent? box b. "a ~, IN -.u's Aairr 4,
WLth- s POTTER No 10 w4.Fiuston street
Boston Mass
fof sale ~ ali DrHEzists
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Special Notices.
Moth P.,chc.. FreeII.. n,iT Tn,

rHt Only HELtNBLU REMEDY for tho.
bko"N piSCptt1tArtDN 90 the face 4
"lerFF'N Noth Adj r-ySi" J,ttpn" Frpsrrd 4, 4
By Dg. u G. r-gKY. ~ Road 81 Ne I'srs
ns->od eY-fy - sf- march = 81.
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GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE,
IuE rig
Speedy and Permanent Cure
uf ttf
CHRONIC DISEASES.
DIR. G.. A. HALL,

O6ice No 50 Court Street. Boston, Mass.
Does strictly ON tusirr-s e~d gives special a.
tsutisu To- sii diseases Of o.. ssl y.trr by hi-
oNn Improve method ~ lftt..t. Ut ne WiIi guar.
tnier p'fircf ani speedy ~ al ,sra .e4 ari-
wv irnfn secret Utti's Otter causss which ms ~
c1nr nn t"r his care. DO matte row long standing
NrHEntft. Liver Complaints. Nervous Bi.sass.
beinor- DYfrepsiA Piles. Car -. Iurn1rs SC.
10 wv ALt~.-- bG. Hall ..ts made tue jset
Of az dtcass peculiar 90 the ..nae SOS ts paftsc-
uiar -tFlJs aud 20 tIit CHDaff.I. nf Ol Irafticc
VIII couflYIa t1 litre Dc-ti 70. .autfon 4u nom hi-
pact ~ccrrs, ir feels confident tu warraufinR most
prompt Hnd "t'etul cufes on tHe most Din alt
1nos, entitled hscD bJiy's IarHi' S. Cour St,
Boston N.4s spf-.sn
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Hales Arnica Ointment

boz sale oy all dra r'.t. or seud your ad4re.. and
~ orats - - 4. SEYMOUR & co Bp.tou Ma.
and rse-i'e a bSK bs return mail.
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES (!

When by the 49, OF the ARNICA OINTMENT. VOC
Gao caslly - ervi 10 bAs relieved thou sands ffotu
nIsns Sc1a-. thspP-d Hand, spraIB-. Cut
" ouni'- AMI every csmplant Of tnr Fkfn. Try u
Io- lt cIsL. but - cr.As. II. aurr AMI ~ L.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

western. cox GOV: DO preferred, T5x; Fort Wayne,
i04ss During the remainder OF the afternoon there
was somewhas diminished activity, but the market
continued arm and at the close at quarter TO six tho
following quotations current:New York Central
lsl IsIH; Erie. !73s 775 Hudson River lac l46
Reading " 97,4; Michigan southern, 50 s94;
Cleveland and Ptsburg. 97k 97%; Rock Island
ss5. o.; Fort WAYNE, 1915 1oas1; North western
6sH 6sls; do preferred, 751s 76x: Pacific Nail
ll2si 1l3; Western Union Telegraph, 3s . SsH;
OhiO and Mississippi certificates, 331S sa..
The foreign exchange market firm but dun, ana
the leading drawers advanced their rate for sterling X
Bankers bills England sixty days were quoted at
tho close at los* lo9K; at three days 1l0x liok
commercial bills. l0sz l09H. Bills on Paris al sixty
days, 5.l61< SIS; at three days. SIS a6I3x
The business transactions the subrrsasury in this
ctv to day were follows
Total receipts. "a, 705 22l Total payments 81 s26 SOS
For c1soms.... 2llO00 Balance. 109 oi3. .062
For gold noles.. 606000
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

Robert smith, No lss West Thirteenth street. this Tues
dayl afternoon, al one O'Clock.
Belfast papers please copy.
McKsLEY.-0n Monday, January u, at his late resi- :
dence, $50 West Fourth street JoaS MoRsLkY, aged 81
years one OF the American landmarks native OF Da'-
hnua, county Donnesa, Ireland -, -
His friends are expected 10 attend the funeral on
Wednesday afternoon. at one O'Clock.
0'GoGMAs--JoHN 0'GoRaAS, aged II years
The friends aud acquaintances respectfully n
vited 10 attend tho funeral this Quescay afternoon,
at halpast O'Clock from the residence his sssor,
Mrs. Ellen Mahoney, 70 Pitt street.
PisK.-suddeniy, on Sunday. January 26, RKUHES
PINE
The funeral will take place on Wednesday, at one
o'clock. from the Presbyterian church, in Tho village Of
PORTER R-on Sunday, January 60 or scarlet fever and
diphtheria after long ana suffering Illness HEsRY
TILDss, eldest son OF Henry C. ana Carrie A. Porter.
Friends or the family are invited TO attend the
funeral, this Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from
the residence OF his parents 81 East E'eyenth street.
sAsos-On Sunday. January 20, OWEN sAsoy,
native OF the parish Of Granite county Longiod Ire
land in the eth year OF his aye.
the friends and relatives of the family and those OF
hts sonn-aw, Peter Cogan are requested 10 attend the
funeral, from his late residence, a West thirteenth
street, tnis Cruesday afternoon, a. one O'Clock.
SuYpAa.--At Flatbush on Saturday, January 25
HARRIET VOORHEES, wife of Jcromus Suydam, in the 65th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this ruesdav afternoon At O'clock
| from the Reformed church Of Flatbush.
| UHLnoRs Sunday, January 20, at the New York
Hotel JoHs EDWARD UHHoRs, In the 5sth year OF his
| ago.
The relatives and friends requested to attend the
funeral ceremonies at the residence or his sister IL
Park avenue New York, this tTuesday) morning
O'Clock. Tho remains will be taken to New Haven
Conn., for interment
Youso.-On Monday, January 27, Mrs. REnrccA
You've, in the 10Th year OF her age.
The friends and acquantances OF the family re-
spcctuly invited to attend tue funeral from the resi-
dencs OF her in.law, John Gillespie 140 Madison
street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ptsburg tpa) papers please copy.
WILIANs-On Sunday, January 70, LAylsiA WILLIAMS,
| aged 20 years.
Tne relatives and frionds OF the family respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral tnis uesday after
noon at one O'clock from the residence Of her mother
| 237 West Nineteenth street.
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lse tor No q kettle rendered also 200 tcrces refined At

ise Tor No 70 kettle rendered. aso 900 terccs ref
Essv.
rsrKo .us-Gra.s bulk vas dull but steady sales 500
bbis al Ulsc Bonded better demand and frmer
the extreme Close when standard white generally held
A AS the saies JO bbis NJ 24c, Loo do at 2sy.c
and $1,000 gallons do Tins private terms OF napthaa
sale was made Of go bb deliverable within the s. twenty
Gays of month, lszc In Philadelphia the
was moderately active at about former prices; sales 00u
bbls crude nj l5c loo bbs standard white. in bond, at
2sc 2c., and 900 do do for February at &c. sellers
option.
RiCk-Carolina sieady at l0h1c. Hex for
10 prime: 80 herces brought lie.
sUGAR-rhs market Tor ruled quiet but nrm fair
70 good refining Cuba being held at 1sc Sales ~
hhds a. loc II 40 for moasssA and sc for Dsmerara
also lo5 boxes at i2,c l3c and S56 meadA at &C.
9fc Refined steady and firm at last quotations
SEEDs--tacua linseed was dull and nominal Clover
was aso duh l2Sc ISc.: timothy, 81 70 ~ aud rough
nax, 81 81 81 55
TALLow firm, with moderate demand Sales rs 900
lbs at lie q ll5.c.
wHisxrr-Recepts 5s1 bbls The market remained mao
two Prices nominal
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BRO0KLyS INTELLIGENCE.

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE AN OFFICER SaoT.-- half.
past ten O'Clock on Sunday night last, whle pa,roman
waschutt Of the Forty ninth precinct pairoling his
beat on New York avenue, near wyckor street, his
attention was called in tho direction OF shrubbsry
IN the garden Of private residence on the corner OF
the latter named street by the figure Of stoop-
sg behind the fence. The incident exciting the sus-
picon OF the officer he drew and looked over the
enclosure No sooner had he done so. however, than
no was greeted by the flash Of pistol and
near the shoulder told the the ball had taken
Waschutt sndngShis wound, procured the
sistsnce Of private watchman duty In the vicinity
Al the time instituted close search Of the
scs in hope Of obtaining tho whereabouts Of the mis-
cresnt who 80 unwonedy sought to take his e but
no purpose AZ NO trace OF the villain could be found
The wound received By the policeman IA not believed
TO be dangerous
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
BROOKLYN CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT --Baoexlys.

The Cases OF Devlin, TRppan and Icveu.
The court room was crowded At noon yesterday By
witnesses and others interested In this trial, which has
been 80 long procrastinatsd Tho court having been
opened the District Attorney said they ready 10
proceed with tho against John Devn.
Mr. Dewitt counsel for defendant, asked for . post
pcnement Of the until tomorrow in sequence
Of the illness OF his assistant Mr. Brady The
adjourned accordingly.
The District Attorney said that though they not
prepared to go on with the indictment against Devn,
Tappan Leven in consequence or the absence OF wit
nesses yet he notice to tho counsel the other
side that he shoud indictment against the four
defendants Devlin Tappan Leven and Philips and tho
ment
Mr.. Dewitt said that on short q notice they could
not possibly be ready for their defence these
were called The Court ruled that the should
60 on and II counsel had not time prepare the do
fence other counsel should be employed to do So The
court then adjourned till this day
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

There was very active investment demand for gov
securities At the counters Of the leading Dealers
aud the there stocks offering. Quota
sons therefore, advanced throughout the list and the
improvement stimulated by moderate inquiry for
Gvetwsnties Of 1862 and 1895 for shipment the latter
being duo to the rise gold, - vol 70 speculative
demand In anticipation u higher prices resulting frsm
she growing plethora Of capital and the upward ten.
usncy OF the specie premium. AZ the Close the
Enarket strong at the suhoinsd quota.
tons:-Regisssred, 1881, lily fl1,<; coupon, 1881.
1nk 11fys 6-20's, registered, 1882 10sk . los
S-2oa coupon, 1852, 1111s l11n; do, 1854, 1o9Jl .
7o9S; do. 1896, 110H 110k; do, 1868, January and
July. 10s,. losk; do, 1867, 10sx 10sH; lo-4os,
registered, 104 l04A; 1o-4os coupon. lo4s 1o4,s:
June 1905, 1881 1854; July 1905, 1osls 1854
May compounds 1864, I7,i li.s. August do, liess
il6ss; September do, ll6 1lot4; October do, l151
lie
The stock market buoyant and excited st the
asncement Of business, Ere being the strongest and
mos, active OF the railway sharos The opening quota
tou was 77s sales having been made At the Fifth Ave-
nus Hotel Saturday night at n TX. and from this
point the price advanced rapidly TO 7sss. The open
board adjourned after calling the miscellaneous shares
st tho early session. in consequences OF the announce
1nsnt Of the death OF Mr.. +. T. H. Gibson, member.
AT the FIRST regular board the market continued ex-
srsmely active and excited and the transactions in Erie
aud Northwestern were particularly heavy The former
sold at 7s1s 7sx tho call. but on the second call
ft reacted 10 Tx. Cleveland and Pit,sburg
Hudson River and Cleveland and Toledo were
next in point Of strength. Among the mscsls-
neous rubbish Cumberland Coal and Canton were
che most buoyanl New York Central closed y higher
onan II the same time Saturday, Erie AZ Hudson
River q Reading u Illinois Central ~ Cleveland and
Piltsburg "a Cleveland and Toledo 2 Rock Island x,
Northwestern preferred y, Fort Wayne -, Milwaukee
and 81 Paul y, Cumberland az. Michigan Central was
). lower. Government securities were strong and
coupon 1vsswentcs OF 1865 closed higher. new Issue
OF 1866 81 OF 1867 ", coupon 'sn.fortiss y,
asvcnthirtss, second SERIES 81 thir series t Al the
open board O'Clock the markc, was very active,
and II gained strength the call, Erie advancing from
TT5s TO 7s and the saes aggregaiing 13 500 shares
Rock Island advanced TO 90H, and Pacific Nail 10 1l2'i
Az the second regular board there was una
Dated activity, but no material change In prices
Nsw Sork Central closed y lower than at the rst rsgu
ssr board, Cleveland and Toledo =, Atlantic Mail x.
illinois Central was y higher, Rock Island u, Pacific
Nsl Ii. Government securities were strong and cou.
pom nyeIweniies Of 1862 closed higher coupon nve.
twentes OF 1856 r. At the oren board st half past
three the market rmer In tone but prices were
fraction lower New York Central sold at lsls. 1917.
Ene, T7S; Hudson River, 146ts 1lsk; Michigan
southern s9t.; Cleveland and Pitisburg. o. a97s4
Gsvesnd and rosdo. ilt: Rock Island, s9ss North
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

Tus BENNINGTON, W., MrRDss.---Ihs following are
tho particulars OF the terrible homicide NJ Bcnninrton
w. on Wednesday evening last, Mrs. Ellen Burke being
shot and fatally wounded: 1T appears that Mrs Burke
has for some time refused 20 I've with her husband
account Of intoicrabe severity, and that she had
Gently petitloned fos divorce from him, though she
had not vet obtained H. Her course dspcased Burke.
aud al various times since thoir separation he had
threatened 10 take life. On Wednesday evening he
went to her residence where found her in company
with two Of her children The latter he ordered out OF
che room, saying that hs wished 20 speak with their
mother A. this order they rs,ired when, after excbang-
ing few words with his wife, he deliberately drew
revolver and rod AZ four mes tho rst shot tax
effect in her iorehesd the second grazing her nose she
third lodging In one OF her hands and the fourth
ing her abdomen After committing the murderous act
Burke sat down IN the with his wife and awaited
the arrival u oRcers Who took him ,n'o custody sna
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

The market for wheat ruled rmer and A. We have
s!:s !T:;:; :; u; -: .s's:
.;p Of g. g. r'1ssR, Of drss
fss :sis; .Se.; $50. ss,a;!s 4; :
'is he ns iss.ss.a
Oats % wors quiet The sale. being eoaansa Ssc sashs
no 80. n ys ss'Ts
ehsnged hands :, q so Barley va. Va. dun ana nominal
,.y s ss
The sd 5 S, %'ss sy :r is
s..ssl' .ssn At e Os m crs; Ss cotton ss,, = sd 80
bacon .. sSs and per steamer 500 bales cotton At "a "a
I. aopUS 80 srsss PORK % snd beef 81 q m % 70 Roa
GUssIrs-we heard Of no sales Of Importance Prices
Hors demand hight consequence OF the snow
storm Prices were nrm, ranging from Soc. to 6So for
mAr-A meeers,. business wa. done At former prices.
yiz:-3 ba 81 ~ for shipping and 81 Das VI Cor retail
I'VE heard OF no business ioGe., gold, was asked
NolIssI. Prices z, e. wcr. steady Sus the demand wa.
uas.E r .ns light ss e
strong Al 5, for merehsnabs The sales were 40
@. s.ra S Ss ps,s'ss
:.is. 600 so,: q Wv 90 At Is; 70
Ss ss.sS si~os s1 'i w. va. 'sP up
changed, Wilmington being held at ~ 70 a $s31r.
Ons.-An nds dun but steady Linsecd was
quoted nj 81 Is IN casks and 81 Ie In bbis.
fRovrsiors ReceIpts 90 beis pork 7s 40. beef, 100
pork continued 10 rule quiet but holders were
quite hn In their views at the close old moss being held
so 62l, and do s,I 81. The sales
comprised so bbs at lsao ess $40 70 for old and
f2 Is W do els 20 fle 70 for prime mess
aud SIT IS SIS III for prime. We note sales besides Of
bbls February s $40 s. sellers option and
25p do new do last half OF April 81 2a also
sellers option Dressed hogs vere slightly nrmsr SIC
In active demand and Arm: 3NU bbls. were disposed
of AZ se FOR plain mess SIS 80 S2 50 for extra do
md Sa &13 inferior and gradcs Tcrce beo
seti.s and nr the sales being a75 tcsces prime
nrss SS2 So 30 chiefly ~ the Inside price Beef hams
were steady, with moderate dcmand sales 200 bbls al
so 80 s3i 80 Bacon moderately dealt In at Ia prcns
saes aEI boxes like for short rib iixc for
igc isc. for short clear and sc for long clear Cut
meats rems ned steady but the demand was moderate
The s.iss we're 300 packages At 60 c tor shoulders and
isc iyc for hams The market for lara active
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
SUPREME couaT--clacuIT-saooxlya.
Suit for Libel Against n Daily Paper
Before Judge Tappan.

boioTo JudHo Iappan.
An action for libel against the Nc,o York Tm0
up IN this court yesterday morning demurrer. in
which Theophilus Callicott ID tho plaintiff The suit
s brought TO recover the OF $50 900 damages for
published in the paper in question on November l. 1857,
in which the plaintiff Is charged with having been
bribed by pr0der Of the office OF Speaker Of the Legs
lative Assembly and o bonus OF ST. 200 desert his
party. The defence is based the ground that the
words In the article alluded to do not constitute
for this action. After argument the Court took
the papers and reserved its decision
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

FIouR AND URAIN-Rcceipts 1850 bbIs nour 1854 bags
do 02 bbs meal 4SS bags do e G26 bushels wheat
50 <t0 800 do. 5 do 00 do malt aud
~ barley. The -four again ruled quiet hut
frm indeed, state -four held irmer
belief that the foreign market tending Were freight
more plenty considerable sales for shipment could
readily be effected II Is thought at prevailing
prices Family -four and good irAdo sold full
prices California nour also rm though In moderate
demand. The sales footed 100 bbs Southern -four
sparngy dealt in but full prices realized sales
500 bbls Rye -four quiet former prices 800 bbls
disposed Of At 81 80 - g. Corn meal was inacve
nrice vwere euncha n0ed- We
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

lodged HIN in the county jail He offered resistance
to then cooiy stating that he had accomplished his
purpose and that all he wanted Both parties
In tolsrably good circumstances Burke being the pro-
prietor oi grocery aud his wife being possessed Of
considerable real estate in her own right
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. Tan. g1-6 =. "
CorYEE.--Ro 6rm, with q moderate demand, the
sales being ga bags Monor, al lc gold bond, and
300 do, TO arrive in Baltimore, private terms. Other
kinds dull.
Corros.-There was good business consummaed to-day
further Of 40 per lb sales $500 bales in
cudng 25jl export l6i speculation 322e
ming and S3 ia G,lru. Annexed are the closing quota
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
poGART. AUcrfONEEH

81 Mortgage sale this day, III O'Clock n No l0s Nassau
street Ann street, Restaurant Billiard Saonn,
consisting Of one D-ckers rosewood Billiard rsbe Balls
Cues complete; black walnut Bar Counter Cigar Gaze,
black walnut Tables. Chairs Clock Engfas hgs Pictures
lee Bor, Range, toprer Boiler. Crockery, glassware.
Tumbler Decaners, Table Cutlery Silk Plated casters,
kecheu Furniture and Utensils. 40.
~ BG0ods nust le removed edatelv after the vale.
" BERN. ATTORNEY fnY Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
IoHN L vANpEwArER. AuoIIoNEER-aa DIANE

JOHN 4. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER--7i DUANE
81 strceThs dav al ~ ~ sale of superior trottng road
aud family Stock, the finest OF the season.
Golden Chestnut raised In Kentucky, sired Plot 10
hands, years sound and kind Very superior in
3.p5 20 wagon.
Thoroughbred boting MARI known ~ the Allen Mare 9
years, 49,, hands: tro, fair day IN 2.s2 orb
Gentieman's Turuout-TTDtting Bells or Kockland
sired by faichen and Messeug.r dsn beats 2:o
ran.ed sound and kind cutter, by Stiyers Wagon by
Brev.ter Harness &c property Of late Colonel Norton
sold for benefit Of estate.
Pny Iiorse Isl hands years; s.vsh and
reliable Ind and kind: trot IN 2.sh
Rav Horse. sired by Young Moreli lk. hands yrars
stylish driver sound and Kind trots In 200 Also scsh
&c. a..
sieigAs aud second hand Harness, Bells
Sc. Horse and Carriage head.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BTrHoIF - COLLINS. --On Wednesday, January Is. at
tho residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. j..
Sanford Holmc, DANIEL V. II. BERrHoLF to IAocESE A.
only daughter of John l. Collins, Esq. oil or this city
MUSRo-WnEy.-On Tuesday, December 81, at l50
West Thirysevenlh street. By the Rev. DR. Thompson,
DONALD MUNRO, OF Rosshlre, Scotland to Miss SARAH
WILEY, of this city
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r BoGART AUCTosEgR, THURSDAY. JAN ~
a. at II O'Clock At NO lfs9 broadwsy corner or Forty
third street. assgnees sale, tue STOCK and Fixtures oi
saddle harness aud msnufaetory together Win lhs
Lease ~ the premises j. ID. BEATTY. Assignee
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

AT 1l5 WEST ELEVENTH STREET. BETWRKN
N Fifth and sixth avenuesCash advanced Furnituros
Paintings, Diamonds Bronze Carpets, Stntuary Piano
forcs Furs Books Horses Carriages, Harness aud every
description Of Personal Property Furniture stored movods
city country
The New York herald., 1868-01-28

MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT SATIN BRO0A-
"A tel made to order $780, will be sold for $2tv one
green reps SUIT for $lCO; Also % arlor Suits
latest style Kinds of Furniture at bargain tor cash.
Cal ERNEST ROfHS furniture waroroom, bS Beecke<
street. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
A UCTroN sALE.-oRLANDo WARREN. AuC-
"A tioneer.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
UCTIoN NOTICE
IA LARGE, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
OF WHITE GOODS. l.ACEs. &c.

ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY = Al IOIs OCLOCk,
Auction Rooms, l32 Church street.
This sale consists OF the soundss portion OF the stock
saved from the late the premises OF Messrs Blum
a Co.. will be found contain full OF de-
sraoic goods that seldom nj auction.
Catalogues and goods ready on morning OF sale.
WM. TopPING a CO,