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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29

" ACCORDING To THE RESoLUTIoNs'-
The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail says the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed at a recent missionary meeting in one of
the colored churches in that city:
Resolved, That we will give something.
Resolved, That we will give according
to our ability.
Resolved, That we will give willingly
After the resolutions were read and ap-
proved and passed, leading member took
his seat at the table. with pen and ink, and
put down what each came to contribute
Many advanced to the table and handed in
their contributions, some more and some
less. Among the contributors was an old
negro, who was very rich-almost as rich
as the rest united He threw down small
bill. d" Take dat back again" said tAo
chairman of the meeting Dat may be
'cordin' to de fust resolution but not cordin'
to de second. The rich old man according
ly took it up, and hobbled back to his seat.
much enraged One after another came
forward, and all giving more than himself,
He was ashamed, and again threw larger
bill on the table, saying. Oar, take dat"
1t was a twenty-dollar greenback, but it
was given VIII 80 muCu llI-leupeT tuat Tue
chairman answered, No, sab dat won't
do. Dat may be 'cordin' to de fust and
second resolutions, but not 'cordin to de
third" Hewas obliged to take it up again.
Still angry with himself, he sat long time
until nearly all were gone, and then ad-
vanced to the table, ,and, with a smile on his
laid large sum of money on
the table. q Oar, dat berry well, said the
presiding member; dat will do; dat am
'cordin to all de resolutions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29

LATERAL PUzzLEs.-One of the latest, to
an old one revived, has relation to a lament
able fact in regard to the present spring. 1t
is:
Which being interpreted MEANS The C's
on IS backward -
The following mysterious puzzle has nearly
% turned the brain " of score of adopts
Il ID
The reading is g little dark (darkey)
in bed wrong end up, with nothing over it,
The following was a direction on a letter
John
Mass
A shrewd postmaster finally decided that
it was intended for John Underwood, Ando-
yer Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29

THE REDBREAsT.-'' \ robin,' says Mr.
Jesse, lately began its nest in myrtle,
which was placed in the hall of house
belonging to a friend of mine in HAMPSHIRE
As the situation was considered rather an
Objectionable one, the nest was removed
The bird then began to build another on
the cornice of the drawing-room, but as
this was a still more violent intrusion, it was
not allowed to be completed. The robin.
thus baf1ed IN two attempts, began third
nest in new shoe, which was placed on a
shelf in my friend drawing-room. 1t was
permitted to 90 on with its work until the
nest was completed but as the new shoe
was likely to be wanted, and as it would
not be benefited by being used as cradle,
the nest was carefully taken out and depos-
tied in an old shoe, which was put in the
situation of the new one. Here what
remained TO be done was completed; the
under part of the shoe was filled with oak
leaves, the eggs were deposited in the nest,
and in due time hatched, the windows of the
room being always left little open for the
entrance and egress of the birds. My friend
informed that 1t wac pleasing to 500 the
great confidence the robins placed in him.
Sometimes in the morning, the old birds
would settle on the top of his glass, nor
did they seem the least alarmed at his
presence"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29

humanity. The missionaries resume their
labors. 1.-The race is not to the swift, no
the battle to the strong. g."-Trareler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29
Nasty.

Mr.. Nas6y Returns from Neao York be-
fore the Adjournment Of tie Coarenton
HotC the Nominations Uere receared at
the Corners
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29
osT OFEICE, CoNFEDERIT y ROADS,

PosT OFEICE, CONFEDERIT y ROADS, ]
witch is in the Stait Nv Kentucky,) :
July 13, 1868.
| didn't stay in Moo York till the Con-
venshun adjourned, for a most exsellent
reeson, to wit, viz my money run out
The Milesian female with whom 1 was fors
to board required payment in advance, and
NV coorse under sich an arrangement there
wuz nothing left fur me but to succum-
The length of my stay redoost itself to
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

II. q. @9paben Granten unog Bapoz
rem bieben jeoe 8erbinouae uuterldfeo
ii@ ourd Mlbe 8dncer, 6arben >no
Aebnlides ppr, per arperen. Die @5tz
tin Cola Mpntes woIte aud lire Yrtez
fter baben, unp Is bilcete lid 3u ibrem
Ditnft bas Corps Der Mlemannen.
Aber uie Diejeni9en, pelde cas
paupt Mtnerpa's anbeteter, lieben fiG
nidt our p%rpfanen @erebrun9 per Buee
ber 1paniiaen pbrYne berbei fie ltestr
ibre btsberi9en S%treiti9teiten unter elm
amber fallen unp seretnteten it@ III g.
.mein(ame,1 Sample 9e9en bas Corps Der
Cola. Sie bepafnetea fi@ unp 5oeet,
na9pem ite bic StraBen unb @a0en
beitbt in Ma7e por cas- @aftbaus, tpp
b* Mlemanner, gu Slide tau1en BE
2ola1er 3o9en 1i6 balb 9eialaset surtd.
Die Sa@e 9li@ benz Mn9rife oer Mnz
hanger ees Witeliu6 auf DIE Stbp's ant
ptnciphore> cen uns CACTUS bef9reibt
.unb r'p ta5 rSmii9e Gplt, >pie BET ben
@lobtutoren, rubi9 bon ben 9doen uno
Ibirer aus bem w%ltbenoen Strettt III
Der Strabe 3ulab, u1p tpenn bic partet
Dtbp'6 bic @e9ner mari; en- uno
tpenn bic @tte4ier ptecerum Meilter
tpurcen> ben @iteQir6 bod leben lieben.,
Die 5elpen Der 2ola> melbe III jener
Ncropolts Der Minerpa eultnarina etn'
9el9lo6en unb bela9ert tparsn, fanpten
bur6 cine 9ebein1e 9blre etnen8 Burden
bes @irtb6 ab> INN ibrer @ebietertn
No@ri@t gu seben. Nls Cola Don Der
@dladt, BET Nieoerla9e uno Der 8ela>
9erun9 b6rte, bepafnete fte fl@ nit pt@
itole> nno Dpld uno l1ir3te gang nit
tbenb pte cine S@lanse taber, uu1 NIT
einem Blide bic Bela9trer gu perideus
@en. als tas @plf iab, oab lte es
mar, beSann IS fe 3u uerfolstn unb u
f1reien: r.. IT,
uOb Is 1T Die Cola, bic ioQ u,s
nidt entmiiden, IS 1T bic 2ola" 2.
Die 6elpin ruree aus9epffan, nit
SteinwIrfen unb Guetritten trafttrt u.
mubte ,ulett ni@t mebr, pobtn lie rpr
BEN Sturnne fieben fpute. ...
[Gortesuue foIst.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
@e $ude ron 0erona.
SiRuri1@er 81 ausben Sabrea
1916 SITS 1849.
Bon Dater BreSeiani.
Axss.mS taIteutf&en ateriett
XVIII.
Das GATE 8a8npli.
(Bprtisbung.)

lOpIuSp""H-J
vDaa Beiipiel Staliel,s siett tbm
ben lebten StcB, uno in pteiem Nu9e,1>
blide> no mir rubi9 NIT einancer ipres
@en, 1aldst mebr als Ginem Monar<
den ras 5er3 gar banse."
uunp slaubit d. pab bus Vepebe
in Deutl@lauo IL gut ansele9t tet, cay
man paraus Elm IL 9rpbes uro fairies
Sud- MAIDEN f6nnen, UNI tamit ALE all
ten Sntitutionen gu beoeden uno pie
1t,1en parauf 81 fttden 2"
vSbr @5mer srtn3et Die @et nit
Dem ponte Mpue at,- meist Du nidt
pas Deutl9lanp ldon als 9ebrmeiterin
pafebt, wdbrenp Sbr fau,n erlt beiu,
NB@ feb? @eibboupt Sat ben erte1
@amer ber ioetalen Yerbe1truneen
aussefreut ; er bat an Naes sepa&t
AueS tertdnet, Aqe5 er,posen. Der
8rose Mann faste Dir bie ubr in per
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

Wdbreno bic @elt aufmerflam bec>
badtttt, was bisie um~wdl5unsen fir
einer Musgans >1ebme1 rireen, fpielte
in Mdnhen cine @ou1Spte, tte eisen
@@lue bdtte baden ttnnen
utb bas fdrNlide berrlide beutide
sltbe,1 It, itinem @runoe eri9ltterte.
Sn elmer Rir@s rpobtn fe Dor rer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
26tpen Sa8ben in Hl8itr.
-Bsx Dr.. s. Oettfe.
[Gortiesuns.]


@ersebens 1u@te@ erarp cte i'm ur,>
sebenoen @e9enidnbe 3u unteri@eipen.
Die Na9t &par II ftnfter, baB Ct, no@s
rem er bic Mu9en eini9e Mtnuten eez
l1lo6tn, ,'ur chen ben 2auf bes 3u leiz
men Giben Riteenben@ tron,es enteeden
tonnte. GinenNusenblid {pdter brittle
her 2Swe wieoer in elmer Gntfernurs
pp1, etrpa bunpertGuen. Mit 9elponnz
tenn 5abn, ben GQbosen auf ras 8nte
eeltdbt, lauldte @erarp atbemlus.
Ni9t6 uar 3u ieben rrer Jul btren.
So per9ineen eini8e Sefunpen, pann
fol9te Elm leiies, bumpfes St5bnen auf
rer anpern Seite pes 8ads, Dem Sd9er
eeraoe seseniber. Gin ein3i8er Blid>
unb bort in Der pi9tenG interniB maren
Die beioen Nueen res Q6ren, milo bliss
eno uno auf @eraro seridtet. Der
Sdser 8efebt tab ct bel Dem Nnbltde
na@ Der 2uft i9nappte, uno ob9lei@
bic Na9t falt mar unp ct ben Au9enz
9enblid 3uppr 9eldauert batte, bi@ter
S9peib auf feline Stirn trat. Grit
eii1em ein3i9en Sprunee tonnte ras
Ibitr Don ber Steue aus, no es ftd
befanb, Jpn faf errei9en> unb tpar pie<
fer Spruns 9etban, - mubte Ell f&ers
li@ ielbf cen, Sie9 NIT Dem Qeten BE-
;ablen.
@erorb nabm ron terBelt Nbi9teo,
erfabte pit Tltnte nod feter uno le8te
rem Singer an BET Driider; aber Der
Q5me mar int @a11er unb pldti9ertt I'm
Strome. @erarb laui4te. Das
pldtl9ern bSrte auf une gu ftiner Qtnz
fen, gang in fetner Ndbe b5rte Der Sd
eer tiner leiitn> bumpfen Gritt im
S9lamme. Da fab ct, wte Der 46tpe
Die Mnb6be :berauffttes, auf m,l@9
ct f9 befanb. Gs par unnis. gu 3tt>
len; nit erbpbenen1 &opf unb belize
Mu9er, 9e6fnet, i@pB @erarb. Set
benz Mufbliben fab er, bab cine 8robe,
baarise Mahe ii@ tpdl3te; fur9tbares
@ebrdQ betaubte tbn faft ; Der Q5pe
>pano f9 i'm Glubbett. Damn uno
lpaun ft6bnte unp tnlrrte er. SIS uar
;u fnfer,. UNI T@ ndber ju waSen;
@eraro 9tn9 taber mad 5aufe uno
bel@lob> am nddfen Morsen su Gem
Sei9nau1e jurid3ufebren. -..4 tbG
Mtt Ea9esanbru@ ,par Fl an Dirt
urb SteQe; aber ber 261pe tpar fort.
Cine fur3e Strede peit fonnte man L
ieinerB lutlpur folsen; bod oa, no pas
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

6arbinen=Yre6t9t
Trau


Grau:
Babrbaftis idon f@last ;r0lf bic llbr,
11nb BON ibm nod feline Spur;-
apmrat ct aber Jest naH 9aus,
Riid' i'd einmal srinbli& aus.
!Raun's niGt lGuSer mebr ertrossa,
Mub inn bsrb bic @abrbeit iasen.
9ord iest tlopft Is an Der 3bar,
Das teibt 10 siel ale OsTae mir!
Nun ieBt gifts &ouras' au Setsen,
g1i9t su spauten ni&t gu snetder,
@ebt Is I'M, nneit ebri9 Slid,
Iret' i'd tpabrli6 ni&t 5uriid.
Mann:
81, nun feb! Du biit nod auf?
eiebes ainb,si& pette b'raut
Da6 On Mpreen leibeao btf,
Sb pes @&lafs, ben bu permibt.
mu6tDu, tanftis nidt n1ebr tbun.
Sea Did tint fanft aus3urub'n.
Grau:
81 nun feb bod Giasr at,
Den belpreten Gbernann.
7iel eS ibm tod aud nur ettt:
Meine Grau iist IL alleir.
qBiaa CUR 3eit na& 3auis ssb'a
a,ann i'd Mcrsens frab aufifeb'a
Q(ber @ott bcwabr, fatt bslsn,
aannr Cu 1rau unb Rine perssNen;
Sir Der aneipe Sursen breden.
1alte Md9te lultis as&en-
l1nb pas liest Dir bort baran,
81 su 6aus id lalafen fana.
Mann:
Bitte ,u, iest lei 10 gut,
6abe bod nur rubie 8lut;
Saa Du Is ten1 gang serss0en,
aannF bic 3eit ui&t'ip abn,e7tn
@ie's Der Grau su 3aus bsbast-
Sab sas pft i9on Dir sslast.
Grau:
1asli& bsibts Is it ein esieen,
Sino ep& CAT ~ i&ls&ts 3sitea:
Do@ bic @irtbe an Der Bar
Werben baspr ni&ts setnabr.
eeib ibr nod 70 ldle&t ssQslt
1ur bieDirtbe baut Sbr Gelo,
Die perReben's Gu& ftf gu anseia:
aommt es }oll AT ni&ts Gu& r'a'eel" :;
quu6, &oneer,, Gisarren uno Bier !;
!acmmt rur ar bereiu au mir
YuFt bic I3eituns nod 70 sitl
Sober Duff Gin ane'rer Styl;-
8rau&t sebn 69ritte muir su seben,
Sam, mai, cine @irtbi&aft iebsn
@udt bort MQes an%3uweneen,
Dag bic Manner tii@tis ipenbsn,
Wdbrenb ~pftn1als Grau uno Sinh
g,eles lsbr bebirftis iinb.-
Do& i'd Mills Gu@ propbs3sien
Werbet's Mae nod bereuen!-
8enn bic Grau int @rabe Iiest
Dentt SIR crit anGure vFi&t;
Qeibtr @utteS if's gu ipat.
Wenn Sbr bann erit in Gud eebt.
Mann:
Qiebe 1rau, bas fennR Du ni@t-
ST es benrt nidt Neni9enpfi@t
@einen Nddfen unterifaben?
Giner mu6 ben. slnbern aissn.
Bitte lebr nun i@~tise ill.,
Weil i'd enblid i&lafen uiQ.
8rau:
ga, bis III bas enb soas eieb,
Da6 bic Grau ben &ir3err siebt.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
J. BLEECKER, SON 4. CO.

A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 co.
n. TUESDAY, November a. a o'clock, on the prsmises
Splendid Houses and Villa SITES Irving Park iarrytown
That choice Property a. Irving Park
ter county, N ~ known as respect Hill consisting OF two
choice Land Houses bnshei In black
with modern improvements. Aso ten superb Building
SITES, from half The whole property
mans One view Of ., miles on the iudson is only one ms
from the depot and steam oat landing, by
CANT residences and the society State
Churches, schools stores &C., abound Title perfect Maps
at "a Cedar atreet
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
A J. BLEECkER, SON 4 CO., AuCTIoNEERs.

Friday, Now 20,
AZ II o'clock, nj the Exchange salesroom.
SPLENDID BROWN STONE HOUSES IN BKOOKLYN
Three splendid brown Houses just hnhe Pacific
street. Brooklyn first block east Faibush avenue;
all the modern within three blocks OF Pros.
the fcrries posSes
sJn Immediately.
WATEk FRONT ON THE EAST RIVER
Avenue As Lots at the southwest Fity-seyenth
tyeventh street (l0o feet wide,-a Lots on the south
sle, in tar of the avenue lots.
On running through the East river ans Lots
commencing 20 sect south OF Fifty enth street.
Maps "a. Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
Ry NJ. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER,

IL II
ID wn sell on Friday, November 90 At II o'clock the
tire genteei Household Furniture contained In the private
dence No. III West Fortyni th street. between Fifth and
sixth consisting OF elegant walnut farior Furniture
covered In French brocaci and eps elegant Chamber
In walnut together with pure Cuiled Hair Mattresses Phi
lows and Boises Brussels and Ingrain Carpets and OIL
cravings, &c and all the usual effects belonging
family declining housekeeping Catalogues ready a
the ollce OF the auctionccr, 70 Nassau street.
llY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
SALE OF VALUABLE FiRsT Glass PAISrINs.s ~
ORDER OF EMANUEL u. HART. EXECUTOR OF THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE BENZ. S. HART, DECEASED,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, nth AND 18TH nov,
AT THE LEEDS Akf GALLERIES,
s7 and ss Brosway ssuihwes' corner Twelfth street.
This collection will he found particularly attractive TO the
art pubc embracing the works OF many the
selected by the late regardless Of COST during the
years proceeding his DEATH Among the prominent aftsls
represented will 10 found works Of via.
nesenschap, y. ROBBIE Eoterman,
Carl Hubner, Wyderveil, Rarisnd,
.s,,a, Meadows, J.scn, JLsmmens, pRsy.a.,
Akkersdyke, hoornans Roosenbocm,
Toulmouche Chas. Hunt, Van seyeraonex
HergeBtha,, Hliebranas. Noe,
q. Morani. Van Hove, W. M.Oife,
Patrols, Henrietta Roprer, CuvefLousc,
Van ingen, r. NJ. Perry Ca,lin,
Il. u. Lewis, J.. Moran, Oerte.
Gilnoux Toussaint, And others
Of equal eelstriy slsc .he celebrated portrait Of
GENERAL ANDkEW JACksJS,
byJ. WESLEY JARVIS,
certified by vsnder;yn and Eliot
CHRIST srrLLiSo THE TEMPEST,
MRhCk AMONG THE lCEBERDS,
ami others, by l.. JOB vERNEkT, Paris;
end small Dut choice collection OF Paintings and Water
CooIs from well known connoisseur OF Baltimore.
- DAY AND EVENING. 'USrlI SALE.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

TAMEs CAGNEY, ArcTIoNEER.-vERY SUPERB
O'CLOCK, Immediately after the sale "a Thompson
Carrot place, all the superb and stantially made
Furniture OF house Q5 consisting OF walnut Par,or
richly ed marble top Bureaus, Tables and washstands
Bureaus elegant Brussels, Tecpy ana Ingram Carpets;
English Ocoths halls Brussels Stair Carpets superior
Spring Mattresses enameiled Chamber Suits, frenck
Easy Chairs Dining Furniture &c. Catalogues at rsie
n Persons wishing really good furniture should attend
this sale.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

(yooLEY CURLEY, AUCTIoNEERs OFFICE ~
New Chambers street. sells this day. at 10 o'clock the
STOCK anu Fixtures OF the grocery store No. Albany street.
reas suLars Coates, Spices, ac with all the Household
furnitre Bureaus eds Chairs, Tables, Carpets. &C., Ac
Sale positive, ia more lois -
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EDwARp sCuENCk, AucTIoyEER.

~ - ELEGANT PARIS FANCY GOODS,
,sufEkB CLOCKS, BRONZES. srATUfTTEs,
M ELt,1aNT CHINA hND BOHEMIAN GLASS 40.
by lDWAkD sCnENCk, this day. 18Th inst, and
thursday a. 80 Liberty street. at II ocock large invoice Of
ne Richest Paris oods which have Just arrived consisting
W s variety OF bronze ami marble and g Clocks
groups and stauees, superb Parian of the newest
sueets Aso large variety and French China
vases and Toilet Sets, and large assortment other
kant goods The above exhibition. Sale postve.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

(tHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
~ In secaueus Hudson county, N j. b. McANAI.l.Y,
actonec Will sell at public auction. Thursday, NJ ember
~ 1905 at one NJ, on the premises the valuable Of
land known as the John hurson farm, about 800 acres
ated at The Junction of river Paterson
r9ai secaucus Hudson county, N. j., which win be sold
plots OF from "a 10 % In entire plot
easy Conditions made known at place OF sale
b. special train will leave from Northern Railroad
depot Long dock, Jersey City, at III o'clock a. NJ. All
attend can obtain tickets at foot OF Chambers
10 leeds = - ~~-' - ~~'''~sy W
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNLER.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF 200 LOTs AT 4 ST NEWARK,

Special trains VIII leave loot OF Christopher and barclay
Streets per Morris Essex Railroad, st " y a. NJ aud Y.
NJ aud by New Jersey Railroad and alton
psy foot OF Coranl street. at IL N. All these trains
the grounds. Maps AMI free be hal of The
Auctioneers A. BLEECKER sOs co, ~ Cedar street.
~ DAY AN n FRIDAY, NOV. BAND ~, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT NOS. SAND 70 .LiNrvs PLAth tElGiiIh srKEET,
BY HENRY >. HbKTS, AUCfTONEER,
comprising the elegant wood walnut and mahogany
Ihanper and PaIIor salts Velvet aud Brussels Carpets rich
French PIER and Mante Mirrors, Beda, Beddna China
Glassware Ac., all in splendid order and well worthy The
attention OF the trade aui others
The sale will positively take place above and without
reserve whAtavers
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

DOARD IN AsTORIA.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING
ID house location unexceptonable, six minutes wax
from lnndng) will rent two Rooms. Terms model
Address M, box l79 Herald onice.
COUNTRY BOARD, AT CASTELTON, s. 1.-HAND-
~ somey furnished Rooms, with first class Board In
small German fan ut %lU week. Persons wishing to
live retired may address A. B., box l56 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

TJY CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs OFFICE $50
ID Bowery.-Mil sell on Thursday, November 49, at
o'clock at store ~ Third sold made
Wardrobe Armore, Bookcase, with superior
French plate mirror doors i've feet long made IN Paris also
covered In SILK plush The above
lett pledge and win be sold account OF amount due
not having paid.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
!. BLgEcKzR SON a CO., AUCTIoNEERs
wEDy.sspAY, NOVEMBER %,
ALE O'Clock, on the premises,
Gieas so Lots opposite New York; the Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey.

III magnificent pro,sry at Homestead Station known as
tic or the hOn Jud.e Sturgcs mites from
CITY And Hoboken ries and only 10 minutes from the
northern Railroad OF New jersey The New York
snd sieron Plank kos runs through the property and
New Yorx aud Heckctsack Turnpike passes within few
yards III tie only large plo this local
y Il unsurpassed for beauty aud grandeur
and ca ccence of soil The above property 10 on line with
Foreh street. New York For maps passes apply
auctloneers, No. ~ Cedar street =
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
ASTROT.0ly.
EXPRESSES.

A q. BuENHAh's FURNITURE AlD BAGGAGE
IA. Exprcsa lilo est Eleventh street near sv,h v,ns
Furniture moved city country. Furniture packed shio,s
OF stored. Money advanced. " '"FS'S
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
sAI.Ra AT AInTtON.


UCTI0N SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
"A WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is, AT 10 0'CLooxs
AT SALEsROOMS 1s9 BROADWAY.
BY HENRY b. HERTs, AUCTIOSEER,
!. In lots to suit the trade
comprising ful lines OF rich French German ana Enslish
Fancy Gooda Clocks Vases Parian and bohemian
Glassware heerschaum Bier Wood Pipes Tobacco and
Cigar Holders, Watch Match Ink Stands Fancy Boxes
roIteinonnaies, aets, Leather Goods Beads, Combs,
Brushes WOOD tin and mechanical Toys, Dolls and Doll
Heads, Perfumery rich English Plated Ware, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, &c Catalogues ready early ON morning OF
sale.
A UCTIoN fsALE.-DIAMoNDs, WATCHES AND JEW
~ ~ Ivy o'clock At No. Park place, between Church street
and large lot OF Diamonds, Watches and Jewe
being the stock or retail dealer and several loan onces
Also Plated Ware and Cutlery. Dealers win nnd 70 their
A UCTIoN NOTICE.-J. NJ. TAYLOR AUCrIONEER.
n The largest and richest OF Household Fpn-
tnre offered at auction this 5000 worth OF mag
Pianoforte Mirrors Drawing Room Furniture China, GLASS;
Sverware at public auction, on this day "wednesday M
the elegant mansion 81 West Fifteenth street, between Firth
and Sixth avenues commencing l04 O'Clock Drawing
kooDSuperp sets Furniture, covered French satin broca
Reception oval back Chairs rosewood secreae Bookcase
Etagees Console Table, Encognures Cabinets velvet
dalon Carpes Bronze Satuar artictic Bronze Ormou,
Clock, Scvres China Ornaments Oh Paintings by eminent
artists, brocate Window Curtains, match the suits Pier,
MAne Mirrors Lace Curtains, Bronze Ormou, Chandeliers,
magnificent rosewood Panofore richly carved rosewood
Music Stand, STOOL Covers rosewood, walnut Dressing B
Bedeads Wardrobes Commodes suite style Louis
XIV; hair spring Mattresses, Blankets, Counerpanes.
Sheets Bolsers Pillows Extension Table Seboard; elegant
Sets ruby crystal Glasswae Silver Cast Savers
reen Dinner Tea Services Sheffield Table Cutlery Lounges,
Easy Chairs. Also all the Furniture OF the servants
ments NJ B.Competcnt persons In attendance to pack
and fhpp ppOta
The New York herald., 1868-11-18

QY J. EDWARD ByLANDT, AUCTIoNEER.
ID Salcsrooms Ga Broadway, near Bleecker street.
American OIL Paintings and Crystal Mcdalons auction
y. EDWARD biLANDr VII sell by auction on the even
ngs OF Friday Saturday and Monday, November 10 II
49, commencing at ~ O'clock tho entire collection OF Amer-
on Paintings and Crystal hcdniIions OF tho American
Art Gallery established Tor the OF artists
Now ON exhibition day aud evening with catalogues.
The New York herald., 1868-11-18
Large sale Of
Machinery. &C., &C.,
OF n Flour Mil.

~ public auction,
Thursday morning. Nov ~ at O'clock tho premises IN
Baltimore Abpos Flour Mill OF ST. and Jonss
ta we win sell BY public auction sa,d Machipery
comprsnc everything requisite for hst class Flour Mil Oh
the capacity OF barrels per Say If desired the knrinss
machinery. -
Terms dibera) made known at sale.
IF. W. BENNETT CO.,
Anrts