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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23
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United States W. Ten marreB "a asIs.a Y.
IN TIE UNITED STATES ofR.gri- VIZ m.
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tnlra Gay o. March, 1906 at twelve a. eiook NJ, at
the United States internal raveugfs 43 need ware
mouse 70. . corner Of Julia ARD You eF seets--
States Treasury notes. ~ =
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eighteenth day Of February, Isdss ]
No. 4s2-fsis $50 mhs United 81 States sas isssssL
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lost AM FOUND.

\ OsT--A BLACK SETTER PUP-WITH A
ia white cross ON his breast, six months old. long
hair on his ears A liberal reward will be paid for
his recovery, il left at No. 60 Rampant street. be-
tween Bienville and Cont. fe23 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAls VS.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS ct ALs-No. @7l2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS.
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nship Liberty. Balm, from Baltimore
lIa Havana. 70 AlithersDoe 4 Haleey-
"a district
ship llaxico. Fitaeld, from yere Cruz,
q Il 1hfaf "a 4iatrict
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FOR RENT.

re RENT "A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
i store-oneof tho finest in tho city-No. IA Canal
street. near Ctrondelet street. Il "a susceptible Of
being divided into two stores. To good lessee IL
will Sc rented cheap. Inquire Of
N. GERk0N, Nc. 2 Story Building,
fe2 Cornor Of Camp aud Common streetg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-23

nR. J.WHITE'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE, COR:
~ ner ST Charles and julia Streets il established
for the cure Of all forms Of disease, chronic and
acute. DR. j. White has had the AdEantaaes and
experience which large cities Afford in an extern
elVe practice and in AL forms OF disaass, more
ABILITY and Certainty 70 detect all the ailmsnts
thai AFFECT the spAsrer. This experiences enables
him, with equal esrtainty Instantly to perceive this
remedies fndigated-for either sex and ali Agesae
his patients universally testify. A distinguished
praaiitioner krd professor in two medical onlegSs
l1ated IN bis address, sonae wears since that . rJ
White has great advantage over many physiciana In
his correct sgnosia forming correct Fews Of III the
dinassse which his patient !. suffering with. Wnat
ever the character Or virulsnce o. the qseAae may
ha duty and humanity urge speedy and permanent
rAIief. IT not TOO great distance, Or. White visits
natsn(s who are not able 70 come to the Institute.
ChaEnes eas1nable. N. B-Persens desiring D.; "
cha porne8ot ST. Charles and ulia streets
81 address b. sttsr, % there are several DR. hiea
y. --s1 ~
VHT il, RwnEBERTON, NO. las EOY-
W. dfhs street, between St. Charles and Oaron.
dsiet stFsels, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail
DesieE n Drugs, Medieines. Paints. 0ils. oqlors
81 the toll0Wing Goods which he will sell
at Low Pricea, either Wholesale or Retail
White LHad 81 the best bfanda. Freneh and Alnar-
lean Zinc, Oil OF ali kinds, VenetiRE RED and Span
ish Brown, yellow Oohta. variety Of the best Var
nfshal. French Window Glass, Stove Polish. Sa
Soda, HoAps. and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink
Also sTsst sSrisig q Periumsry and Fancy H.
I'M Isl t ss y veil supplied With ali kinds Of Drugs
and Msdieinss iraah And Of The best qnAlity-
eNll1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
f u n N L II II r. H.
j. b. HUBBAHE
Rampant street..,.."..Iss
Corner of Perdido,
sIsO.OOO worth OF New Furniture
nc Cost,
AND STORE 70 RENT.
Ths stock OF goods is all new and Of superior
finish, and win be sold low to close out.
~ e.. BEDSTEADS.
$500 Rosewood, Mahogany Walnut, and Cherry
D''sssAo'' oHArRs
100 dozen Spring Seat, Cane w,od aad Split
Bottom Chairs. .f....tsl
t. wARDRoBES Aa-..,,
500 Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Ward
- =, -, BUREAUS. -. Satin
500 Marble and Wood Top Bureaus, Of different
kinds and styles. .i.1 Is5, .5-s...rsfif.
siasa..-sss TABLES aaszat.aslssss,sse
200 Extension and Leaf Tables. ~
-AIso-
AIargs lot Of Cottage aud Bedroom Sets,
AlIkinds Of Marble and Wood Top washstandz
Parlor Sets Of all kinds, and every description 4
Furniture usually kept in rstelAss establishment.
Purchasers can rely upoEft that every article sold
by me will be as good as represented and will be sold
AZ low as the same Descriptions can be had in any
- j. B. HUBBARD,
Corner Rampant and Rsrdidn streets.
. y. 4 insIf p wYWlTrn-y 8 n A NIX ~ TTfaw0R
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FURNFTURE-FURNITU
DY MONTGOMERY BROS. 81 co.
ID r. n. MONTGOMERY, Auetioneer-Will be sold on
TUESDAY. February Is at II O'clock at Old
Auction Mart, No. 81 camp street -
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD EURNI.
TDRE, such as Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Armolrs, Wasbstands, Mahoga-
ny and Walnut Tetes Sofas, sprins Seat Chairs,
Easy Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses. Engrav
ings, Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utensils etc.
being the contents Of several well furnished houses
-ALoO-
large invoics of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood
TFHHs--Calh. aus
D. 4. scRUGos. FRANK A. BARTLETT.
CCRUGGs d BARTLETT,
~ +,u AactleneerH,
mo. ToHoUPIToULAs STREET,
AND
ja2lH No. 4 New Levee.
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sna narane from Bayou Sara.
1nnf nasset from Lower Coast, -
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the cash book. and on It 'Hartmann was credited,
on september 4 with 81 50. Referring then, to the
register OF the same date the name &C. A. Hartman
Missouri" was found registered. lie was checked
with IL" for lodging, and from the charge ne had
come there on the evening OF the 7tn and stayed to
breakfast. The clerk said he might have
remained longer, buying tickets at the once
for meals, but did not lodge there after
wards. The authorities have SAID nothing
about this coincidence-have been remarkably
silent about it; but am mistaken II they allow it to
pass by unnoticed. 1t would not be the strangest
thing IN the world II this cousin was here's re-
manned about the city long enough to take some part
In the Cold Spring murder.
Beyond question the testimony compiicating Mrs.
Glenn In the murder ID very strong. but Is nowhere
beyond satisfactory explanation, especially as 1t
Is so well known that when strong suspicions rest
against particular the mind OF every person
IL more or less biased and those who might other
wise have some doubts upon points about which
they testify speak with much confidence Even as
regards the money, which Mrs. Glenn concealed al
Hartmans, II seems even more probable from testi
mony, too, that it belonged to Abrams than that II
was taken from Young when he was killed.
Ihe case will soon be placed, however, In the
charge OF the jury for their verdict and surmlsings
are quite useless.
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EMIGRATION 70 The sluTn.
Proposed Convention OF Southern Railroad
Managers.

superintendent Hubert, OF the Western and Allan
tic hallway, proposes that convention OF Southern
railroad managers be held III Atlanta on the 4rh
day OF January next 10 take measures 10 cheaper
transportation TO travellers from the North
visiting the South To examine the country
with view to immigration. Mr. iaui-
bert says in bis CIRCULAR IL very evident from the
tone OF the Northern press that there Is strong
inclination In that section 10 sell lands nc the
the cheap lands OF the South. This inclination
should be encouraged by us as far as practicable.
One great restraint upon emigration, or the travel
which 10 great extent precedes It, Is the expen-
sveness OF the trip, as compared with the accus-
toned Northern rates. To obvate this objection IL
has IL has been suggested that winter excursion
tickets as half fare good for any route, be arranged
Tor two or three months this winter ON Southern
lines, giving the traveller an opportunity OF seeing
the country by stopping and laying over reasona-
bic time at such points as might attract his
attention. II Southern roads generally would
enter into an arrangement Of this Kind, giving
II an extensive and general publicity through
the Northern press, IL Is believed that large
travel would be attracted to our lines which, we
would otherwise fail 10 secure, and ultimately resu5
In large emigration to our section OF u skilled and
wealthy class OF agrculturists and manufacturers
IL Is presumed that our hotels, with their usual
liserallty, would heartily concur In the proposed
pan and make the same reduction IN their charges
The attention Of our railroad managers Is beng
directed TO European immigration as u question Of
deep importance to the great interest entrusted 10
their sagacity and care, and 1t Is deemed OF The
utmost Importance that some well devised plan DO
put into immediate action to secure the south is
share OF the benefits to be derived from the large l-
migration tnat Is now pouring its wealth o aooi'
and population upon this Contincnt.
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JAMES Y. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION.
so PARCELS OF LAND,
containing about

go LOTS.
Part OF the Norris Estate.
JAMES NJ. MILLER will sell auction, Tuesday, Decen,-
Der - 1868 at ExchsAss saesroom No. Ill Broadway, ri IL
NJ, by order of The Tristee,
~ PARCELS OF LAND,
containing about $50 lots situated Central avenue
lIlst street, and three miles south of Kingsbridge.
This tract OF land forms Of the Norris estate and has
been In possession of the Morris family for nearly
200 YEARS.
Its advantages OF situation cannot be overstated.
II proposed place this section OF Weetchester
county under the direction OF the Central Park Commission
er and the advantages to OF that circumstance
ncaculabe the Central Grand boulevard will
through the property The communication with tho lower
portion OF New York city by OF railroads now in
operation which make these desirable convenient
as Murray Hill ~ at the presen time
For maps diagrams and further particulars apply to the
Auctioneer, No. % Pine street.
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4 UcrIoN SALE OF OVER SIS ,ooo WORTH

h elegant Household FurniLufe,
MAGNIFICENT IN octave rosewood Pianoforte,
Works Of Art Bonzes Stauary Vases Paror Ornaments,
twenty-five Oil Paintings by eminent artists,
this Monday morning. Dec 81 at lo O'Clock precisely
at the elegant private residence ll9 Clinton place Eighth
sree between Fifth and Sixth ays, consisting of handsome
III octave four round corner Panofortc
Parlor with crimson and gold and green
gold brocate lace brocael Curtains large and
Sma Mirrors Etageres, Bookcase bedsteads, Bureaus
Washssud Comodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds,
Blankets sos Chairs Lounges Rockers covered with reps
and harcloh Clocks, Vases, fronzes, fine OIL Paintings,
Buffet Eytenson aud Tea Tables; Dining Chairs rich Cut
Glass and silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery &C. Reliable
TO cart pack goods for purchasers at
reasonable charges.
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BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
e.. WEDNESDAY, Dec. "a,
At ION O'clock at the auction No. North William st.
A large assortment of Household Furniture.
Also Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Mirrors, &C.
Also two Pianos.
Also one English Beer Pump.
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UcTION SALE.
"A DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES,
VALUED AT S75,u00
JEWELLERS, DIAMOND Settlers, LAPIDARIES,
ATTENTION.
A. M. CRISTALAR SON, Auctioneers, WIN sell at
ton Wednesday, Dec 3D. 1865 1919 O'Clock, their
saesoom, No. Park place. between Church street and
broadway, the largest assortment OF unmounted
DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, PEARLS
Sapphires Opals,
Topazes Amehysts,
Rubies, Stone Canoes,
string Corals Coral OF patterns and
designs for mountings offered auction.
MEMORANDUM IN PART.
$50 coral full and half sets Bracelets Earrings.
l00 diamond, pearl and coral Pins Earrings and Studs
1J3 carats OF loose Diamonds, Emeralds Rubes, Sap
phires and 0pals.
2O ounces OF string Coral assorted sizes and first
h.y.
We feel warranted in inviting the attendance particularly
of wholesale and retail jewelers. manufacturers and i'm
porters.
Sale without reserve.
In 10 suit Goods now on exhibition and catalogues
ready.
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At sale recently held in Paris StradvarGs
violin was sold for $3.50, Bergonzi ior $50, aud
others at equally moderate rates several bows by
Laneur, peratt, Sc. were sold cheap, aud Iourto
fetched ontY eleven d0lagA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pIKEs OPERA HoUsE.-DooRs OPEN AT tn
4 Tnis dnoN6i RvIEiSL f SE and Director
AMP hs4h FrE Ebsss Rg Il aI TIE ISasEk
La cR%ssos DE- M act
Mr. FRANCIS
LaSrete Mile. LxasELE
4s * & 81 sFSsos
on'n0asA' romantic G ogs'f sa aSqsb g two ''
s5ssS SiX:s GSSsV S;SS
ROTH p THE ENTIRE GREAT 3RldiSA AL CAST
PERFORMANCE odSS M SSsgv SiFh DE ROSA IN
present great rar'an nS ssn fEsitsHoLE.
Seats secured six days in a. boz oce schirme
monco's, No. y Broad d street iS '' : = To-
BROADWAY THEATRE.-ADMIssION SO CENTS
ID THE Two GREAT EVENTS OF THE DRAMATIC
THE aEs asp 9as RS
YARA n SsS
THE BEST ACTED PIECE nr,,r ,o,, v,,,.
CAST OF CHARACTERs THAT CANNOT BE
MR.. And MRS; sHsNEY WILL WILLIAMS,
" - NIKE AND MAGGIE MAcARTY,.
with nsM sSns s w.t. new
Mr.. j. II. JACK, Mr.. W. HELD,
Mr. Ms Kate NEWTON N' Mrs n se & H. GILBERT
On WEDNESDAY NEXT,
BENEFIT OF MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
FRIDAY--A GRAND FAMILY CHRISTMAS MATINEE
GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHRISTMAS
NIGHT.
Secure your seats eary-sx days in advance.
"WEDNESDAY, At THE BROADWAY THEATRE,
w lHE ONLY BENEFIT OF
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID THE EM2RALD RING.
FIVE THOUSAND LADIES, IN FOURTEEN PERFORM
HAVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE HANDSOMELY
MOUNTED RINGS, AS SOUVENIR OF THEIR VISIT.
POWERY THEATRE.
- CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Second week OF the brilliant and versatile actress.
Miss FANNY HERRING.
The famous local drama OF the
FAST WOMEN
OF MODERN TIMES.
The Miss Fanny Frank A. Gibbons,
BUTLER BALLET HERRING the wonderful
Troupe. In six Aerial Athlete.
BUSY BOB. characters. Songs, Duets, &c.
Christmas two grand performances.
Matinee every Saturday.
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A UCTIoN SALE-oF SUPERB AND COSTLY HOUSE:
IA hold Furniture Pianofore, BronZes, Paintings and
Works Of Art furnished Of lSo in use less than I'VE
this day (Monday at the four story mansion, 81
Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
comneaene l]c O'Clock. j. MINOR TAYLOR Auctioneer
Rosewood Pianofore, Drawing Room Suits covered French
.roeae richest descrp'oa h,ascre Bookcase Books
Clocks Chandeliers, Pier Mirrors Lace Curains. Shades,
brocae Lace Curtains Velvet Medallion Carpets Paintings,
Encravngs Chairs, Rockers covered reps rose
wood walnut Dressing bureaus Bedseads Wardroees,
sion Table Buffet eegn; ruby crystal Glassware, Silver
Casters Treens Pitchers French China Dinner Tea Sets
Cutlery Linen, Basement Furniture. Sale peremptory
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NOTICE.

~ GREAT SALE OF FINE BOOKS.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, at O'clock
Clinton Hall Astor place Book saerooms and Art Galleries.
Messrs. LEAVITf, STREBEIGH 4 co. announce that
they win sell as above an exceedngly choice collection o.
the day superby illustrated Books and Standard Literature
In rich and costly dress and specially adapted for holiday
gifts, the library and the drawing room.
Among the many valuable works may be mentioned.
Musee Royal vols folio, red morocco; Finden's loyal
Gallery OF British Art proofs folo The Queens BLDG IA
mos; superb book} vols folio; full Turkey morocco,
So vols folio fun morocco g.; Hogarthss WORKS. folio
PAPER elegantly boSnd in fn Turkey MOROCCO &c BY
FIJI ea W.; Dore's Illustrated Bible vols folio Dresdsn
Dusseldorf Gallery folio MOROCCO gilt Cooper yignees
4o full morocco Selected Pcsres Of British Artists vols
foo morocco, published at $780, Waverey Novels 20 vols
syo full red MOROCCO gilt edges Clans Of Scotland colored
cooTed plates 40 half morocco Niehoas Orders Of kn,ght-
!rsed Works. Iryines Works ss vols sannysde Edition.
Hawthorne Tcnnyson, Pc Quincy Mrs Jameson Emerson,
LAM Disraei smms Poe Lamb, &C. There are upwards Of
choicest modern literature all OF which to be sold by
ton to the highest bidder Catalogues ready Books exh
bition, day and evening.
N. B-PartIes who attend this
orders to purchase faithfully executed by the auctioneers
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
w rropristor and Manager. ...Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
MIC MONDAY SI. EyENINS, DEc. q. is.S
,vm A WOMAN KEEPS 4 SECRET,
splendid appointments following capital d,strDa'
Don Pedro father volcanic sorse Holland
Gibby servant 70 Colonel Bron j. H. s.oddaT
Frederick Mr. Il = i ni n roa
Don Lopez faihcrt Don Felix Browns
vasquez Mr. Melton
voanie Miss Rose Eys,nse
Isabella sister to Don Felix ssy Brown
Iwo Can Play al Tha, Came as .nd sos:
"WEDNESDAY, 2sd-rhe Captain of the Watch and Wood
TTaiSiEsST5AsS!, sssa-rAs wonder
sSpTSe "a CAPTAIN the Watch and Wood
cocks Little Game. y 49, ~ "-N "'o1
Much ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
BOZ BOOK Tor Mr.. LESTER WALLACKS NIGHTS now
SaSy S1SEEss NEW YORK THEATRE
BARRE gLEuE woRRELL SISTERS BLUE BEARD
EVENING. CHRISTMAS DAY MATINEE.
Admission 50 cents Matinee every Saturday.
OLYMPIC THEATRE; .,on,,, BEGINS ATS.
" MERRY CHRISTMAS!
sls.h Ito to s25h performance Of G. L. Foxs Pantomme;
"Ihe" Hit De"AAA' "Ihe" Lit.
The Inimitable American Pantomimist,
hr,u,aI Mr. ssoRGE l. soX a. clown ...
of fairy marves and en. 3 so cherry
sOrssous scenery, great ss beautiful prOduc
a.fssss ssssSE fs and II. x GR .1As BALLET
Brilliant reconstruction OF H. D. for Christmas holidays.
FESTIVAL MATINEE ~ CHRISTMAS DAY.
1,HEATRE MISUNDERSTANDING TENTH WEEK:
WEEK BUT ONE OF s EaEviEvE De BRABANT M
MArlNEIa SATURDAY AT oSE.
In BROOKLYN academy OF Musicwednesday and Thursday
s GENEviEvE DE BRABANT,
which will be produced with the spendor OF cast and
mise en- sesae as on the a. the Eseneh
CARRIER: .sIFRoY BScHEAss GHAs MAkrkL
Tesciher With the entire Strength Of the
COMPANY, COMPRISING l40 PERSONS.
Ticket Offices Peters music store S Broadway Sehrmers
served seats IN paquet and third Private Boxes %
cens extra Private Boxes front row. $l0 Fam
lily Circle so cents, 30 cents, 80 cents
After sla admission half price.
For the matinee, Saturday admission, 81; seats secured
without as Ssr Sr eaaTse pryas oAss
renowned Opera Boutie by Herve.
PROOKLYN ACADEMY-GENEvIEvE DE BRABANT.
WI WED i AND THUas6AY, 'A-Ao
December % and q. at ~,
debut in Brooklyn Mr celebrated Company.
For the hrst time Ohcnbachs famous
GENENlEVE DE BRABAET,
which will be produced with the unryaled cast and
splendor OF mise at the Theatre Fancas n y
Sale OF seats will this morning 81 A. III. at the
Brooklyn Academy and Peters music store US Broadway
General admission, 81; reserved ~
fn1nilv ntQ nrp4 m
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
~ Paris and Vienna Fancy Goods.
Ihs day, O'clock salesroos lU Liberty Cocks
cevers Toilet Sets Vases &C., suitable for holiday
Al Il o'clock tine rosewood and black walnut Etagere
Writing Cabinets and Bookcase Cabinets
On Tuesday, at IL O'Clock, by order of c. Barton,
:snee OF the Pendleton Manufacturing Company Silver
Plated Ware Cutlery.
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LARGE AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
n magnificent Household Furniture, valuable rosewood
octave Fanoforte, rich Carpets, sc.
j: BARRY, Auconeer. win sell on this day lMondsy the
entire Furniture contained the large house l36 Nine
teen;h street, Fourth and Irving place. commence
ing 10 O'Clock consisting OF elegant satin and rep SUITS
Furniture, Dining Room Furniture, Table Ware, &C.
Full particulars in catalogues. Sale positive and without re-
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-PARTIEs ABOUT MAKING
"A Christmas and sew Years Gifts should call at ERNEST
broadway Mulberry street Magnificent Paror Suits,
brocate, haircoth, from 500 TO
$500 Turkish Chairs Lounges Bedroom and Dining Room
Suits cheap for cash.
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HENRY DREHER "a CO, AUcrIoNEERs,7 q BowERy.-
Monday December 2 at 10Y o'clock. 800 West Thirty
ninth street, Eighth avenue the Lease and Fixtures OF
lager beer saoon viz: Bar Counter ard Fixtures, Chairs
Tables Engranfs Ice Box, Stoves Gas Fixtures Bagatee
Tables, &C. Also the unexpred Lease the premises.
John MITCHELL, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL NON
q cay, Dec 81 at O'clock the following days. the
tire Stock OF The Fancy Trimming and Hosiery Store Hertz
Eisg 2s6 Sixth avenue Eighteenth street. Also the
Lease for so years. with Fixtures Showcases &C. Dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-21

A SSIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
N or magnificent Paris Fancy soous
ELEGANT Diamond and Fine ooiu yeweirys
Rich Ciocks Bronzes, Articles OF Vertu &C.,
the entire Stock OF large Importing House, valued at
over S2cU,Co0,
be sold at auction, posisissssy without reserve,
by HENRY B. HEk1s Auciioneer,
al tho salesrooms is9 Broadway,
Offering rare opportunity purchase elegant useful
Holiday Presents
at low prices,
as the entire stock must certainly be disposed OF
without any
The sale commence on Monday morning. at II O'clock
with the Diamond and Gold Jewery Diamond and other inc
Watches Ring Sets &c, &C., when the superb
stock OF Fancy Goods Clocks Bronze Silver
Ware, choice Statuary Fans, Opera classes; Jewell Work
and Glove Boxes; Meerschaum Goods rich Glassware OH
Paintings, viii be exhibition, catalogue OF which
will be issued for each days sale.
HENRY B. HERTs, Auctioneer,
lSJ Broadway.