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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15
Neue Wooren! Neue Waaren !
fit ct. Mntbpnp uue minneapp

III St. NHrDpHD HHu UVNnl1eUPp'1S'
Yeter D'G bat eeraee spn Seer
Wcrt Gin berrlibeS Eager BON GQenraare11, 2u
ten fir 5crren, Damen unb Sinner &c. &C., abs
AUDI 8intermaselden empfarsen urb mire Ma'
III Ben mrblfeilRen preiien ~serfauft. Rcmn
fontmt s%efaaiet unb em~pfaneet quite Waarena
ntebri9en Yreiien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

5err s. q. @lt@ter freieelprps
9en.-& m Gpnnertas tpvrbe 5err s. 9,
Sli9ter serbaftet, neil Ct sweiyadete nit $780,
mslde an putnam II. gaar a%ereliirt traren, in
Gmpfans senpmmen, i'm Nameu srn Yutnan
u. Yaar %quittirt, bas @eIb ater nidt al 2estert
abeelieert bGtte.
9err SD. @li6ter rurpe aber, ME man all
semein l9cn sprber bic l1eber3eusnng batte, frei-
seiprp@en.
Oasegen murbe ber b<Subrmanu Mc=
@respr auf bic Mnflase Der Mamenfall6un9 uni
bes l1nter]9leif5 serbaftet. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15
&SnielidY reuBil1eS Gpnlulat.
al Mnn her ~. Wunuf. 1853.

Sir bic ant 16. Mpril uno %. Mat sou bier
abseianbteu 8eitrase surSineeruns besNptbfa,>
be5 in Sf=Yreuben> Don suiau1men $284.45,
bin i9 teauftraet ben freunbliden @ebern Der
lelten ZEN Danf Der aUut9liden &e9ierung aas>
3uipreden.
S. @illius, &9l. Yreub. Gpniul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

= gm Oienfas Mbeno wurbe cine srrbe
Ma1sn3ulan1menfunft BERG Democratic i'm Court
ba1{e sebalten, I'm, einen Seyn1pur= unb 5lair-
Stub au tilbeu. &eben tpurten spn ben 9erren
s. 9. 8risti1t, General Grrua,, &idter TN
bernopb unb Sbeeby 9ebalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

@inpnaGpunty.-Gn Mann nit Na>
men Nprris, ein Grnte- Nrteiter, tpurbe Greitas
Mprsens unsefabr 3 Meilen ron 81. CHARLES
bonn 8lise setSbtet. CT bat eia Weib unb sier
&inber 1T Warner, Suneau Gpuntn, @isecnt fit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Ginpanberung.-a aum eua ~ein5i9es
8pct fon1mt berauf sum 2anbunssplabe> rbne
baB es nidt cine srcbe Na3abl einpanternber
Mprmeser uno @d1peeen NIT ll@ triast. Mm
Dienit tag tradte bic Mnnie Spbnlon 1875 gabin=
unb rs Ded-YaNasiere nit l9 berauf. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Blue Gartb 60. - MtQiam @elcu
1ur3te in Mabelia Dor einisen Gasen sp,nYferte
I,,b serrenfte 1einen linfen Nrm.-
Derter Gbaser bat tteleu Spmmer Gplbdpfel
se3u9ea, mel@e fiinf3ebn 3oQ i'm 1rnfauee mel=
ien.- "'@
Die Banf yrn Ibcr,tcn urb So. bat ipeten
cine erube nete Safe erbalten, bic 10000 Yft.
wiest. .,. ff.
Ibpmas Cares ron Mapleton ltarb plIslid
ant Mpntag. ..,..- aE .f-
Midael Murray sun Mapletpn turte an
@unntae erablid Ypn eiter alapperialause &C.
bilen. CT pirb li9 wieber erbolen. p
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Naub.-Mm Otenlta9 fam &orl 9id5 int
yplisei<@ eri9t wesen AnsriF5 auf 0astb @it=
tpnS gum gerbIr. Das @ertdt nrafte &arl
5ids I'M funfunb;wansi9 Dollars urb bic So
item. ST. appellate. ...., ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Waba1baw COUNTY, Iauienb gu=
i6el Meisen murben sur ~einieer 1asen e~ertauft
gu $l.40 has 8uibe. Die @eisen-grnte NAT
in @abaiba Gr. ME bener, ais beuer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Teuer.-Mm Donneritas Mtenrs 81 l1br
entita,b Geuerldrm uub es braarte baS Grame=
baus an ber Nafb=@trabe, maize 8rpobtpay in
BET 5. @art, Ypn benz Oeuti9en 5ermann Gpu=
rab nieber. Das Teuer entfanb III GcIse Der
Grploliun elmer 9erpTnSlsamfe. Das 5aus
war fir $500 Seridert. ,...-
Die Teuerleute pare,t aur 5ane, has 9auS
ater tpar i9un fat nisbersetrannt, ais bic Glut=
ten Mlarm saten. Der srSbere She'll BET Gin
ridtuns, 8etten unb Sefen purben serettet, ub-
wpbl Der @erluf beS Gisentbumers, ter ii9 in
turftisen Tim ainten befnbet, bebeutenb eeweien
iein mug. .-.r .
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@iufp1tmeu!

S9un felt einisen @o9en battc lid bic freu>
bise &unee perbreitet bab Der 5odwireise 5err
8ater Gemetrius Marosna Bonn fernen Siben,
Dom @taate Glurita, mieoer bierber ;uriidfebren
tpirbe. @el@' cine Treube, tpel9' ein Subel
duberte it9 ni@t iiberal! Mit Sebnlu9t !ab
man iciner ermInidten Mnfunft entsesen; nun
1T bieie srube @e6nlu@t erfiQt unb infer 5ud.
tpirbieer, BON Sung unb alt alsemein seliebter
gater Demetrius Marusna lebt nun tpieter in
unlerer Mitte. Gin ber;lideS MiQfrmmen iei
ibm barsebra@t nit benz aufri@tisaen@ unl9e,
taB feline @eiunebeit in Mtnneipta soltpmmeu
e~rtarfen mE9e.-
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2pc1l = Neut0feiten.
Mcifenber Macmt.

i 9err @epre Wtmmer ron Gartbault IL
9egenmdrtis rei{enber Maent tes Wanberer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Gpnner1tpn.- Mrs. GYenter Rennety
cine febr ~sebilbete junseGrau, sebpren mStaate
Mt1illippi unb Jrau tes Majcrs Gsenber ae,=
neby, ts5 befannten It9ters BON &aniae, uirt
feierli9 eetauft mereen in Der neuen ct. Ma'
rien<airde in Der unteren Stabt ar1 Sami tag,
Marta 5inmelfabrtstaee> um 9 ubr @prmit'
tags, spn, 5udpIrbisen 9errn pfarrer Ssnal
Gona3ir1, BEN se9eupartisen piarrer Der ct,
Marien<O emeinbe, welder le AUDI lit Der DRIFT
liden &eliginn unterridtet bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

5tearns@punty.-0as Waarenlaser>
@ebdube srn MitdeQ unb @wtbbelm in ct.
Gluub fns an, Mittwp9 Geuer, rurbe ater cbue
bebeutenten S9aten gelSldt. "
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15
nnteritutuu9 fir sen I'll. 9atr'

Stir sen II. Slater Gnb i'm Werlaufe sieler
@rde ctasesaneen Son
Sac. @rrb. ct. paul. .' EEm ~
9ua Winnefrta. wv
- 200
.Jruber ~quittirte geitrise l'1.lo
o... st79.1O
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(@tnge1anbt.)
3,pci Gloden auf einmai.
Neu-Trier, Dafcta So.

Neu-Trier, Datcta 50.
@esenpartis 1T Der leste S@ritt sar grlen~
buns her bielaen Marid<S dub>air@e setban,
inbem bic Ma1rerarteit AM Eburme b~espnner
if unb in tarseFer 3eit scQeneet isin piro. Der
5elm nirb ioelei@ a~ufseiest serhsn, ineem eas
areut II Gub bod, BON 5erru yeter 9bein in
5afings lit Nrbeit eenummen tuarb, bcr 1bcr-
baupt in ieinen, SADIE elmer ber tadtisaenaRan=
ner 1T. @rbalb Der Eburm YcQenbet ieta tirb,
perben bic teiben neuen @loden in b~enielben
aufsebanst 10 bab fe ibre @ilbertSne in bic fer
ne @cite entieaben fGnnen. Die beiben@Icden>
bic erif DOT aursem eur@ bic 8emibunssn hes
5p9w. 5errn .. Baier angei9a1t purben, fnb
etne tpabre ;3ieroe fir bic Rirde, ineem ild bic
standardization bur9 teren belen Slang
sletdiam mad Geuti@lano seriegt slauten no
bic barnapnil9en 1Sne Der Glpden bas Sbr bes
8anbererS ersSbeu. Die Namen Der beibeu
@lrden ilnb ,Maria' unb st. MnraI, unb lnb
beibe aus Der teribmten @lrdenaisBerei tes
9errn Studiete in St.gcuis, M9iNuuri, berypr=
se9an9e'1. "
Bemertuns ,. &eb. Ser uWante-
rer" freut fG iebr uter bic srpben Spfer, pelde
btele 2tr9ensemeiaoe bur9 bic auf n1unternben
auBerprbentltden Semiibunseu ibres 5p9piir=
bisen 5erru gfarrera .. 8aier eem'a6t bat ;
n'Ssen bieie berrliGen @luden bic sutmutbisen
@rbltbater BET benz liebliden barmcnirenbe1
Alanse gum beiben @etetseifsr e%ntEammen>
5arncnie in Der 6au,ilie uao Ter @smeinee
p%reoieen, gum freupisen Seiude hes Grttesbten<
fes uno tes @rrtes @utte5 urc gum IL, 2eten
ermuntern, mIse einf Der feierlt9e @aal BIC
Ter @lrdsn mad guQeaburs tieies irbilden g.
tens, tpa9renb Der 9Irper Der Gre ibsrseten
rirt, bic %frpntn,en Seelen aller yfarrtiuber tie>
ier pfarret in1 5immelreidc ti11iberl1uteu.
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6rpfes Teuer.

Gier 5duler unr pie Gerar Stra6e STR
DE ob9ebrannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15
Ratbplif9e Rir&e fir bic Gran=

w ~ AA~
3pien. Mcntas Mbenb tpuroe cine Maien>
seriammluns bet frausSFiaen 8uirser BON st.
paul iii Der fran3SFi&en llnicn-5aQe in Der 60
bert.S traBs sebalten, um @9ritte CUR Grtau-
ing eiuer fran3Vfi@en tatbplii9en Stride gu
tbun 8. Demeules muree gum yrafrenten Ct
rannt unb s. 9. Olivier gum @etretar.
Die 5erren Demeules, u. Dufresne, 5. Ga
riseau, s. g. Olipifr, 8. 2eiase unb 6. 2an-
nrlr tpurben fit bas COMMITTEE nit Der @uu<
ma9t teiimmt, bic nutbpenbisen Nuitalten in
bieler 8e3iebuns su trehen.
@ieIe Der jesisen alien fran5SFi9en 8ewpbner
baben NIT srIBtcr Greieebisteit gum 9au anbe-
rer fatbDIiiden 8ir9cn III Der @taet beiseiteuert
unb fe terber, ubne !3peifel in ibrea 8eftrebun-
gen gum 8aue Der Stride BON ibrer etsenen Na'
tipnalitGt 9ebSriger Weiie ermuntert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Cine Jlinte setpblen.- Mm Dien<
flag sins Elm Mann 1T Zen 9aben ron 9errn
9ageerty in Der britten StraBe unb aabl cine
Glinte. @ic purte talo sern,ibt unb mani madte
eer Yoli3ei bierpon Mnaeise. Gapitan 5ed unb
Yplisit Mitdea paren 70 slldlia, na9 elmer
mibelelieen @erfclsuns ben Tieb al, Der pterer
2anbuns gu fansen.
CT bebauptete, tab er Nidts un bic Jlinte
miie. Nat einisem SuGen ,uurbe bic Gliute,
welde in einem Srlslobe oerbcrssn mar, aufse-
fuubsn uno Der @efansene in bic Sail ecbra9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Giierne Trpnt.- Die MuflteQung be,
ei1ernen Jrpnt at Of Days 8lpd in ber pritteu
Strabe 3iebttie Mufmerfiamteit Der gpriberse.
benben an ie bleiben Reben unb beutadten
mic e6 fb auSnimmt.
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Neue Mn5et9en.
ct. Neters lntetftueun9sDeretn

Nae Mitslteber te5 st. geters InterlttEun9s-S eretns
fnb biemit freunblidf e%inaelaben, mpreen, Srnnta9 Nad-
u,ittaas fueleid mac, Ser Gesper I'm. ubr NIT Nusletd9'
nunaen f& in, edulbauie st serlan1meln, mrraut eann
bte Satnenreite feierlid %fattfneen m'ro.
Mntpn Sim nj {, Setr.
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@uifap 81. @$etter,
SO. 342, 0ritte @trabe, ct. gaul, Minn.
&aufnnaan ppn
@tarel< II. Mctetpaaren, gantee Nctipns, Cob
unb Silber>Bprben unb
Sammet fir ftr1Iihe 3mede.
9ie ein,ise fentidbe Sdtnittuaaren . 9aneluns.
grielide Imfrasea unt gefeluusen ,uerbea prsmst BE-
irrst. &u91o
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@rpEe Npremetlt9e
&rei8bertbeilung II. Concert.
Habfu Tertheiluug,

sur llntseftasuns beim Sau siass ~pai1ensen @eDauess fur
rbiee Nnffalt.
fpn ant, uus in hieiei, .sutea gserte si ,1nterftayen: I'M
Ehereu @efi;tle. baS ties en mmerpdbrenbe 9enfn,al
bieiben ,rirb ypn benz @iier @inneiptas in herSade bs
unalidlidea. Der Nertauf Der 8taeten unb bic @reile>
0ertheiluna mirb unter Der unmittelbaren Mufiitt unoSei=
tuna bes VereinS bes 81. ytneen3 1tepen.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
FIRE IN FULTON STREET.

out on the fifth floor of No. los Fulton street. in the
ONCE Of the furniture mandatory OF j. w. vande-
water. II originated apparently from the stove.
The iIremen were quickly at the premises and sue
cceded In combining the flames 10 the upper noor.
The damage 10 Mr. VandewHter's stock will be about
81 jOO insured for 5000 in the Arctic Insurance
Company. Several or the wOrkmen's tools were
damaged. probably 10 the amount OF s200 insured
In the Germania insurance Company The third
and fourth nO)rs are occupied by William Schling-
Ion. paper box maker: damage by water about $500:
insured for 5000 In the .Eina Insurance Comma.
nv. OF Hartford. The second floor Is occupied as the
publication Office OF the Ne,c Yorker; damage by
water about 5000: insured for 50 600 in the Relief
and North American Insurance Companies The
first floor Is occupied bv NcMurray Co., dealers in
wlrcworNs; stock damaged hy water about Z 600;
insured for $4,000 i'm the -. Marks and Phtlndel-
phil company. The building is owned by Mr.. Down.
Ing. II is damaged about n, 800 AMI is insured.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

Governor of the bank explained that the diminished
dividend was owing to the interest OF money having
been at two per cent lie also stated that tn bank
never had more than "a, 900 railway bonds, but
they sometimes fell to E3000,000. With the large
CAPITAL fl8 O0O, ,OOO they might with perfect safety
invest 5000, 600 in railway securities though they
were not Immediately convertible.
The following table shows the position OF the Bank
OF England, the rate Of discount, price Of consols
wheat and cotton at this date since 1906
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

l<c Ile for fair good refining Cuba Sales made
of 100 hhds 10s<c Ne for Cuba and uAc 13c. for
Porto Rico also 2 private terms Refined SELL
Ing quite freely l6s for powdered crushed aud gran,.
lated, l6Ec l6c white and sc. l5c for yellow
SERDs.-Calcuits lnseed inactive, and priceh were
nominal Clover shade lower; small sales were made
At llc timothy dull and heavy st " 40 while hax
manned steady at 50 81 50 90.
TALLoW without change, being quiet, but steady
sales 81, 600 los. at IL nc. l21ec.
wnIsKEY-Receipts, none. The market remained mac.
priCes nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

COrffE.-for Rio the demand light. bu, prices
without particular change. Al auction sJG0 Java dis
posed OF ut quc satisfactory prccs 1000 brought &c., the
baiauce 81. &C., currency 80 days.
fLoUR AND GRAiNRecepts 5l76 bbs Gour, loo bales
aud z60 bags meal bushels wheat % 2n do. corn
1875 do and 1890 malt There but little activ
ty In the market for state and Wesern -four to-day the de-
mand for all grades being light Prices heavy small
lots were disposed OF AZ reduction OF 1uc. 25 bb
California In light dcmand prices favored the buyer.
The sales comprised 100 bbls within the OF the quota
ops appended. Southern hour spariny dealt IN, but
change OF moment In prices noticeable. The sales
500 bb Rye -four moderately active and steady
the sales being 45O bbls Corn meal without decided
change Sales 2v bbs s CD .or Jersey &b 10 for city, We
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
lCsG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

HEAVY BURGLARY AT Observation-Disclosures
continue to ply their vocation unaba.ingy in Queens
county. On Monday night the premises OF Charles
COnne Of Baldwinsville, were fOrCibly entered and
clothing and money 10 the amount OF s400 carried
OF. with clue TO the thief. On Friday night the
premises of Garret YannCstrand. OF Farmingdale,
his lien roost.
THE HBSPSTrAD PLAINS on FIRE-On Tuesday
night The uncultivacd land AZ Mineola known as the
"Hcmpstead Plains'' caught fire. and st continues
In Inn
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BrrLER-MNTBIE-0n Thursday, Aprn ., at
Trinity church. ilohoken. by Rev. X. w. Howes. Jr.
WILLIAM \. HrTLER TO FANsIE j., daughter OF J. w.
Maltbie, all of HuboAen. No cards.
EYRE-WHEELER.--On Wednesday. April l. ny the
Rev. Dr. Montgomery, THOMAS EYRE TO LAURA l.. III.
WHEELER, Of this city, at the residence OF her grand
mama. Mrs. f. James, No. 4l0 Sixth avenuc.
HAECOURT--LYALI--On Thursday. April 9, at the
residence OF the brides brother by the Rev. W. r.
Abbott OF Ash Groye church. Albany, JOHN X. HAIR
COURT 10 MARY e. LYALT, of this city.
JoNEs-PERKINs--On Thursday, April2 bv Rev.
George J.. Thrall, FREDERICK W. JONES TO HARRIET,
daughter OF II. Il. Perkins, all OF BROOKLYN, L. I.
ROoF-DECKER.--On Wednesday, April l. by the
Rev. +. s. Williams, WILLIAM HENRY RooF TO GRACE
DECKER, both Of this city
SALrsBrRY-CoLr.--At the English Embassy. Paris,
on Wednesday, March II, by the Rev. Edward J..
Salisbury. NJ A.. assisted hy the Rev. j. e. Cox NJ A.
EDWARD SALlsBraY. Esq. only son Of the late
Thomas Salisbury, ESD. or Lancaster, to MARIA
THERESA. daughter OF the late Roswell L. Colt, ESD,
OF Paterson, n. j., u. :. 4.
SPESCE-WEIR-ln this city. on Thursday, April 2.
at the residence OF Rev. u. g. Qucnneil, WM. X.
SPENCE to JENNIE, younges; daughter Oh @. II. Weir.
OF Newark. " j.
TATE-wHrrE.-At the residence Of the brides
parents, on Thursday April 2 by Rev. Edward Strat.
ton. OF GreenpOft l. l.. CHARLES TATE 10 ADA T.,
youngest daughter Of George Waite, Esq" all OF tils
city.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

The return OF the Bank OF France Tor The week end
the stock of bullion, thus raising the total TO
E40,4l00o0. Another decrease of f360,OO0 in the
amount Of bills discounted indicates the continuance
Of commercial apathy or dstrust.
The receipts for customs. and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
HaIf.pnst Two O'Clock p. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April PSF. NJ.
CoTroNThe advance noticed in last fully main
taned but there but little business the demand from
all classes OF buyers oeng light. The
about 1910 bales, including 1s for speculation, 4g for
port and 69s for spibuns. We quote =
U,,Lsnis aud Mobile oad " q. and
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
nic,i.

ATKiSsON.-On Thursday. hpril ,. JANE rcct Of
James Atkinson. Of NcWhse, county MOnaghan.
Ireland, in the ;ld year Oi her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
AYLw lRD.-On 1uc-2ny. March ~. JAMES y.
AYLwARD, N the 22d year OF his age.
Tho irc,Ils uf fhc fallily are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, ihis Friday morning ut nine
u'cOct nom ST. Andrews church. where sJil mn
requiem mass VIII he oBcrcr Tor the rcposo II his
soul tbrucc 10 Galway Cemetery iW mtciMent.
.i.AfIh'. y y -s4,. d.. 9A ..'r f'l!. .
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
ucrIoN SALE. rEEEMr1oNy,. oH cEXrEfL

A UCTIoN SALE. PEREMpToRY, OF GENTEEL
a liut SEHoLp AND KITgHhN EGRNITuRE, Bi
BowERY.-CAMpBEIL 4 90. win se this day by cs,a.
commencing nj lo19 O'clock the Furniture contained
story private residence O1 wavecy place between
Macdouga stree and Sixth cnue, comprising large and
VIZ. Fine octave carved wood
Paofoe nearly new mahogany and walnut Bureaus with
mirrors other Bureaus mahogany Har;oth Sofas, Chairs,
Rocker; mahogany French and walnut ke'steads: other
Bedseads, hair and other Mattrcsses enameed Chamber
Sus mahogany and walnut Leaf Centre and Card Tables,
walnut Extension Tales French Plate and other Mirrors
other Washsands Feather Pillows Curtains,
Shades Dining Room and other Chairs fine Persian and
English Brussels Carpets, but e used threely, ingram
domestic Carpets Brussels Stair Carpets Rods English
Oco,hs Silver Ware, Glassware Croclry Kitchen tten-
sls Furniture &C., with which the sale will commence.
Dealers and buyers are especially invited Catalogue nj
dence. CANFBEil, ST., salesman
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

A DMINISTRATOR SALE--k BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
the HuisonA Farm Of Fifty acres nt auction, April
1863 at a. NJ the premises, miles north OF the
VILLAGE Of Sing Sn road eadiul Croton Lake. II
mands full view OF the Hudson StuDy Point TO Yon
thirty miles; fruit variety and abundance For
particulars inquire OF A. o. HORTON, II warren street,
Dr. HORTON, Fifth street, Morrisania.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

A UCTlON NOT1CF.-Ass1 s1GNFEs' SALE OF NEG
"A cee and Travelling shirts. We viii include Ia our sale
Friday April VIII sell by order Of aas about
LOCO dozen mems Negli and Travelling Shirts, including
high goods the the Goods ad
sed for sale Of February 81 by orer ot John Kelly late
Sheriff. then Withdrawal by orr o the court Tho sale
viii now positively lko place Catalogues and Goods ready
on morning OF sale Wn. TOPPING e CO.,
Auctiyneers, i32 Church street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

A UCTION SALE by FEFpEtICN DILG krC-
N oneer Will sell this day. AT II orcE, all the House
hold Furniture the private Is West Fourth street,
Wooster. rarlor and Fercon ss Carpets Paintings
Curtains. Mattresses, tocks Waru.ubes Mirrors
Shades, Bedstea!s &C. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

Consols and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men
tiOncI:-
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

ny ~ DOUGHTY, AUCrfOSEER.-N. DOUGHTY.
- hnciioneer VIII sell this DAY tFrccy and tomorrow
GtNaay al IVY O'Clock each Gay, a tho sa,tsroon ~
Nassau street, large and valuable assortment OF superior
IaIuf ,hamher Dining Room ani Lorsy Furniture. IN
rosewood walnut nahorany and oak, covered IN hrocntt
ahd rela; Carpets, cured Hair NatIes 8, feds Bo
and riipws chna Cr0ckerv. rl'r'v O' Fsntnfs. sai'
yttNl.o'..
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
A UCTION NOTICE.-PAUL BEXTISE, AUCTIoaEER.
N rare chance for houseseepcTs.
500 lots of

superb IIOusehOId FUfnIilFr.
Pinnoforte Dining Room Suits Pal ls, BIon2es, Statu-
arv Mirrors velvet carpets Booke E:agcres Charde-
Hers, Silver Plate, &C., public auction, this day ri
the five story brown stonomGnslnn 81 West sixteenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth sale mmencre ~
loS Drawing Rooms Medallion vel ct Carpets three in
Drawing Suits covered god crimson gold satin
brocatel the richest descrpon rosewood canopy Eta
geres, marble tops Secretary Bookcase pc gnss Doors
600 volumes Books Enco-rures cabinets Centre. Con-
sole Tables hrocate lace Curtains, Bronze statues, o
Paintings bronze Clock antique lava Vases from Pompe
and elcu'aneum magnificent rosewood Panoforte, stool
Cover Music, Canterbury Hhtstand Ocoh Tosewood wa-
Dressing Bureaus, Bedstcais WArtrobes, Connodes
style Louis XIV; hair, spring Maresscs Blankets Sheets
Counterpanes. Dining Room-BuTe, Extension Table sofa
Chairs covered in eps silver Casters Trees sayers, Din
ner Service Sbeied table Cutlery uby, CRYSTAL GLASS
Ware, French China Dinner Set; basement, Kitchen Furn
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

WV. Writers. ArcTQNEER-wlLi SILL OK
w cq,g~,a- Apfn o. at 10t o'cl1cs AZ l-l Chambers
siree. res,a ra1 snd Jar fltuos and Household
utr r Corner Rat. one Lunch Coultr large Hotel
Range, c,st $50; saloon tsnles, Diura Il "a CHARS
Cas'.rs, Cckay an ,isss ware Nery ANA Plated Nare
nelr 5fs e6s Fv1res, li U0rs Cigars a. household
Fufall.e BfussCs aud lugri1 CaTet, CHc'atas, BED.
s..a., l.,s.. T..I"a th. rs GeiH H-1..el uC. ta z
,.a l,... tui- ,.p., ui t-Jr. U.A. -
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

UCTroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRENCH SATIN
~ Brocatcl Paror Suit made TO order for So Will be
sold iS5; green suit, SsA; Turkish Clair,
Lounge variety Par0r and Beironm Furniture sacri-
flee. be Bleecker street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

At THE CITY AUCTION MhRT, BROADWAY AND
"A Thrty-nnth street, j. HENhY huciioneer keen-
sale Saturday morning, OF fifteen horses among them
and excellent carriage and work
Horses. Also great variety OF Carriages Harness. Saddles
Kobrs. Regular sales every Wednesday and Saturday
throughout the year large driving ing for showing ami
mails sale. Consisnmenis respectfully solicited
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

A by ARDRY BRYAN AUCrIoNEEHS, OFFICE y
"A Nassau street. will sold by aucon, Thursday, Aprlp,
at l. O'Clock NJ premises Lease stock and fixtures OF
Billiard Saloon No. ~ First street Williamsburg,
between South Tenth and Eleventh. For particulars see
handbills On premises and al olice.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

RY HENRY D. MINER, AUcrIoNEER, sALEsRoon
ID 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office Household
Furniture Carpets, Mirrors, &c. H. D. MINERA BARKER
will sell auction Saturday, April a. at io O'clock at
their sasroor 81 Nassau street, genteel Household Furni-
consisting q Velvet, Brussels and ingIain Carpets
French plate Pier Mirrors, various Sizes black walnut and
rosewood Parlor SUITE brocael and black walnut
mahogany Side and Centre Tables bureaus, washstans
Lounges Chairs &c black walnut and OAK Extension Din
Ing Tables and Chairs Cottage SUITS, black walnut and ma
hogaly Beds,eads Har Mattresses Feather Beds Bob
and Pillows IrouSery Glassware Kitchen Ucnss &c
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

DY HENRY d. MINER, ROOM
) Nassau street opposite the Pest oce.Anccr, aud
MgCCrn OH Paintings, for account o who may concern
HENRY D MlNEk a BARKER will SOL At auction
FrGay Aprl at III O'Clock, at lner sAiesroom, 81 Mas
street. for account OF whom concern an invoice
Of Italian Painngs painted 10 order IN Italy just
ceEe0 comprising hne copies from the OIL of tho
oi mastrt all framed IN carved F0ic cItrc frames also
iro pryae collections several modern Pictures ty Amcri.
can French and English artists Tie above are uow on
hitliiOu.