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The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07
Long Sought For!
G. me IT Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found sor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As a MEDICINE Mans Wine is Invaluable, being
among the best ifnnt the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints. ma nutactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unauthorized by any iml ure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended 1t to the
sick MEDICINE.
so the days OF the aged it adfletb length,
10 the mighty il ldeth strength
'lf1s a balm TOR the sick, a Joy for the we'll
Druggists and Gr0cers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

The ToGUs FrRE.-A correspondent of the
Lewiston Journal gives the following account
of the fire at Togus Springs mentioned in our
dispatches yesterday morning:
The fine building formerly known as the
Togus Springs hotel and lately as the U. S.
Asylum for disabled soldiers, was burned to
the ground.
There are several statements afioat in regard
to the cause OF the fire. but that most credited
is that an explosion of gas on the second floor
OF the lett wing was where it originated. This
first fire was extnguished, after great exer-
tons, but the soldiers so Madame Rumor
states,-wishing to see some more fun. set the
building on fire in other places, and en- TndSSe
broke into the dispensary stores, knocked out
the heads of sundry barrels and kegs OF liquor
therein slowed for hospital use, and with their
dippers made such free use of the ardent that
most of them were in state of beastly in
toxlcaton in very brief period. OF course
nothing could be done with them and the
officers OF the institution succeeded in saving
but very little of the furniture and other con-
tents of the house-having all they could do in
carrying out those Patients who We're unable
to move without assistance The night was
bitter cold, and in consequence there was
much suffering among the soldiers. One,
whose name we did not learn, was found
dead-either from the effects of too much
liquor ON board or from freezing.
motley collection eff teams of all sorts and
0escriptioLs, from mack TO soap cart con-
yeyed the happy patients, from two to three
hundred in number, to Augusta where they
are quartered this l.iorning in one OF the pub
lie halls, sole noisy and pugnacious, some
boisterous and jolly, and some so far ''over the
bay" that they evidently don't care whether
school keeps or not" A small number-to
their credit be it sald-retrained from drink
ing and aided the efforts to quell the
confagration by every means in their pow
er, but the majority are evidently as mnch
inclined to make light of the mat er as they
were last night It's said that there was not
a soldier of American birth at the Asylum
Tho extent of the loss is not known this
morning but it must be very heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

M. L. A.-The fourth lecture of the M. L. A
Course of Lectures will be delivered in the
City Hall, Wednesday evening" Jan. 18th, by
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Owing to the in
disposition of Gen. Sckles there will be no
lecture this week. Per Order.
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why Suffer from Sores /?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, ScGtds, Chdpped Hds,ds, Sprdias Cuts,
Vcunds, and eoery Complaint Of the Skia. Try il,
as it costs but % cents. Be sure 10 ask tor
Hdle's ArnicG Ointment,
FOR sale by all druggists, send your address and
81 cents to .. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. F. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine aIrl2G1ysn
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Religious Notices.

THERE viii be PRAYER meeting every evening
this week at the of the Young Mems Christian
Association Browns hall, corner of Congress and
Brown streets, commencing at u o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
futon DE- Mcfarland.

esre to call the attention to the fact that than
~
their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
tie fire. Parties desringa
FIRST RATE SAFE,
ia MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY & WAREHOUSE
Middle Street, Portland.
Or at no sudbury Street, Boston.
Hy-Seconl-hand Safes taken in exchange for SALE
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
ched to Tilton a. McFarland's Safes, can order OF
merry, Waterhouso a. Co.
Jan 15-SN1stw in each mos adv remainder of time
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GEN. HANCOCK celebrated New Years day
by issuing general order No. l from his head
quarters. 1t is document which was evil
IDENTIFY given to the public for the sole purpose
ficer of the United States Army who cares
nothing tor Congress. 1t has the appearance
of gratuitous insult to Congress, no ade-
quate excuse for its PRONUNCIATION anywhere
appearing. The text OF the order is as fol-
lews:
Applications have been made at these head
quarters implying the existence of an arbita-
ny authority in the commanding general
touching pure ly civil controversy. One pei-
toner solicits this action. another that, and
each refers to SOME special consideration of
grace or favor which he supposes to exist and
which should influence this department.. The
number OF such applications and the waste
of time they involve make it necessary to de-
clare that the administration of civil justice
appertains to the regular courts. The rights
OF htigants do not depend on the views of the
general. They are to be adjudged and settled
as he has been urged to assume has no exist
ence here. 1t is not found in the laws of
Louisiana or Texas. 1t cannot be derived
from any act or acts of Congress. He is res
trained by a constitution ard prohibited from
action in many particulars. The maior-gen-
eral commanding takes occasion to repeat
that while dischareing judicial functions in
civil cases, he can suffer forcible resistance
to the execution of the process of the courts.
BY command OF Maj.-Gen. HANCOCK.
GEN. HARTsrUFF, Asst Adj't-General.
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BIISinCSS items.

SINGING SCHooL.--Thc second term of Mr.
Gardeners school for advance pupils in sing
ing will commence at the vestry of the Free
street Church next Monday evening.
THE fourth social levee of the Spiritualist
Association will take place at the Reception
Hall, in the City building, Friday evening,
Jan. 10th. Tickets to be had of the commit
teen. NJ Woodman, r 1. Hull, I. p. Beals,
w. e. Smith. No tickets sold at the door.
ian7l4t
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To Let
L Q 3 T
Ten Dollars Reward.

A SABLE MUFF, at or between the Portland &
lARochester Depot and Paris street, OF Kennebec
street. The finder will be gwen the above reward by
leaving the same at John ID. Lords, No. 16 Paris
street, or No. u Union Wharf
Jan. Z, 1865. 1ws
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M ARIN Il n EW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, January 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston
for Eastport and st John, NIB.
Brig Isborough, (Brl Potter, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Annie Harris, Harris, Bremen.
CLEARED.
Brig Frontier, Skinner, Matanzas-Littlejohn &
Chase.
Sch Cha tanooga, Black, Cardenas- Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Alice T, tBr) Ro. inson. st John, NB-Jchn
Porteous.
SAILED-B arques Gertrude, and L T Stocker.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at New York 9Th, scbs Annie Freeman, and
Virginia, from Portland.
Cid, brig Polledo, for Cardenas. ~
Ar at IT John, N b, g. inst brig Kennehec Minot,
Boston. via Portland "a hours.
Ar at Cardenas 2Stb ult. brig Josephine, Linscott,
Portland
Sid i'm Havana 29th ult sch Nevada, Doughty,
Fernando.
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Notice.

4 LII Persons hereb' forbid negotiating two
notes given by the town OF Paris, tor onp thou
SAND dollars, each dated the tenth day ora pr A. D.
1861. payable to me bearer, any other notes or
papers payable to me bearer as SAID notes and pa
pers are lost or stolen, and payment is STOPPED.
L. P. CHASE.
Jan. 7. dan
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DISASTERS.

Sch joachim, toi Belfast) Herman. fin st Thomas
for Boston was found at anchor dismasted, off Hat
teras, and towed into Wilmington N !, by steame:
Pioneer iom Philadelphia
Barquc Marathon, Drisko, from Cadiz for Boston,
with sal which put INTO st Johns. NE Sept 80 had
aleak. She had mpleted repairs the 9th ult
and pi oceeded 10 inst.
A cable dispatch states that brig Lorana Nicker-
son, from New York for Beyrout Syria had gone
ashore near the latter port and would have to dis
charge to get of. Amount of damage not ascertain
ed, Crew saved,
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COpartnership Notice.
COpartnershfn.

MIR w4I.TER IN. MORRILL, Is MART
VI ner in our firm from this date under the style
OF Hillman Mellsu & Co.
HILLMAN & MELLEN
Portland, Jan. 1, 1873 ian 7-dGt
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
Nov Z, off Cape Horn. barQue John Wooster, from
Philadelphia tor San Francisco.
Nov ~, lat 2s, Ion "a, sch IL French. II DAYS I'm
Boston Tor Galveston.
Dec 6, lat 10 S. lon "a 80. ship Peru, from Cardiff
for Callao. 80 days out
Dec 20. lat 29, lon 70 10, brig Geo W Chase, from
Portland for Cardenas - days out.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07
A VERY handsome silver pitcher and salve,

A VERY handsome silver pitcher and salver
with two gold-lined goblets were to be seen
yesterday, at the Registry Of Deeds. The
date "Jan. list. 1868" was inscribed on the
pitcher, and the letter HI" on each article.
Whoever infers from these circumstances that
Mr.. Hancock, the retiring Register, has re-
ceived a very handsome New Years present,
will be perfectly right. If the same ingenious
person should furthermore conjecture that the
present comes from the young ladies employed
as clerks in the Registry, he will be right again
If encouraged by his repeated success, this
speculative individual should next guess that
Mr. Hancocks official relations to his clerks
had been exceedingly pleasant, we dare say he
would be entirely right for the third time.
There was nothing in the pitcher.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

E. s. n. A. RAILwAY.-The interesting dis
cussion of the afflirs of the European and
North American Railway Company, which be-
gan last week, is to be postponed for while.
Yesterdays Bangor Wing contains the follow
ing announcement from Mr.. Poor's unknown
antagonist:
1t is not considered advisable, pending pres
ent legal proceedings in the cour.s, to reply at
this time, t.. Mr.. Poor's communication. We
will say, however, that when the proper time
arrives, and there will not probably be much
delay-the many unloundcd statements, and
Misrepresentation, respecting Mr.. P.'s past
and present connection with the E. & n. A.
Railway Comp ,ny, embodied in the article al
luded to, nisstating as it does the facts in a.,
most every transaction to which reference is
made, will be thoroughly and completely ex-
posed by authentic evidence derived from the
books and papers of the Company. When
that expose is made, our community will be
surprised-it a surprise in that direction is
possibe-at the audacity and recklessness OF
the writer of the article in question.
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Dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE.

THE coplrtnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm and st lie of Greenough McCallar Il Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
f. GREENOUGH,
j. +. MCCALLAk.
ID. Q. MCCALLAR.
Portland, Jan. 4, A. d. 1868.
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IT H II PR e So.
Tuesday Morning. Jasua-y T. 1863

Eg-First Page To-Ddy-Trouole brewing
in Canada; Saul among the Pfombltionists;
Magazines; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Sea Sickness and Profanity;
A Lady's Opinion of a Lady's Man; Adiec-
tiyes Wanted; Cement for Stoves.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

Information is hereby given that screw pile
Lighthouse has been erected at Deepwater Shoals in
the james HI yer Va, to take the place of the one
destroyed by ice last winter.
The light will be exhibited for the first time on the
evening OF Jan TO-
The Illuminating apparatus is a Frensel lens of the
9th order, the local plane being 20 ieet above ord
nary tides, and the light shou d be seen in clear
weather distance Of miles.
Notice is also given OF the establishment of the
light at Rowler's Rock, Rappahaanock River, Va.
The station is now marked by the Relief lightves-
sci, No %, painted red, and showing fixed white
light which may seen five miles.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
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Notice..

Notice.
a LII Persons are hereby cautioned agarst Iur-
- chasing check Tor SIS. on Canal National
Bank, given by j. n Winslow payable 10 VIM. OK
mar or bearer, said check having been lost and pay
ment stopped The finder will be suitably rewarded
by lelving it at this Office ja7-d3ts
Chambers To Let,
IN The Mayberry house in Cape Elizabeth south
end OF Portland Bridge. Enquire on tie promi-
Jan. 9Th. i.n7 dr.
Tenement to Let.
A GOOD tenement in a new hou e, to LET. Pos
- session given Immediately. Enquire at No 80
rrankhh ST. ia d1w*
To Let
VNHE Secon Third and Fourth Stories of tho
l. Brick Block No So, IS, 81 Middle street. recent
ly occupied by MesSrs Lock Mcservc & Co.
Enquire of JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Jantd3w 90 Exehl g street.
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CiIY AHnira.
IN BOARD OF AMYoR AND ALDERMEN.

The regular monthly meeting of the City
Council was held last evening III the ROOMS at
City Wall, which have been fitted up in an ad-
mirable manner
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

&c, eral Sherman arrived here Yesterday
He will have a consultation with the Pres
dent to-day, preparatory to his leaving for IL
West to settle matters with the Indians. Gel
Meade left last evening for Atlanta to reley
Gen. Pope. Charles Dickens is to favor u
with four readings sometime this month";
Hons. e. f. Plllsbury and Bion Bradbury al
in town. CAsCo.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
Nh#H" oE THE
Cumberland National Bank,
OF Portland, Jan. 9th, 1865
OUARTERLl REPORT
OF the cond ton of the
National Traders Bank Of Pol tland,

In State OF Maine, on the morning of the first
Monday OF Januai 1868.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 365, 1888 70
Suspended and overdue paper, 1893 "a
Indcbtednt IS of Directors, $500
Over drafts, none
Current expenses, $50
U. s. Bonds deposited with U. S. Treasurer,
to secure Circulating Noes, 100000 90
Bank Checks and Revenue Stamps, 1I,6S3 IS
Portland City AID other Bonds, 6,4S5 90
Due from National Banks, 1920 II
Circulating notes other National Banks. 2,6O7 90
Legal Tender notes, 12,796
Compound Interest notes, 1920
fractional Currency and Specie 7S4 43 $3.50 40
S747,9l7 Os
LIABIL-rIEs
Capital Stock pail in 100000 90
Surplus Funi So coo
Pioft and Loss 2fo31 05
Discount received 2s9s 60
Exchange S72 63 93s 81
Circulating notes received from Comp.
troler 1923 $50 90
Individual Dep ss 20I,G "a
Due to National Banks Ste6 81
State Bank Circulation outstanding 575 90
S7i7 OH OS
Portland Jan. 7, 1ScS d3k
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The "unterrified,' under pretense of Gel =
brating e battle of New Orleans, are to ha' =
Jolly "green -corn-dance" on the 9Th insta !,
and already the hungry sachems of that tril !
have begun to assemble. The Performance, a.
will take place at the Metropolitan Hotel, al
the President has "signified his intention /,
be present" The chief tugleman and stag
manager of the affair is Tom Florence, and III:
less he "shuffies off tbs mortal coil" befoI /
that time from over-exertion, rare and rae
entertainment may be expected,
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I'M rs.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEAMERs

WINDSOR, Ms. Brig Isborough = $50 tons plas-
ter, to A d WhIdden.
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A GROCERY and PROVISION STORE, at 374
"A Con gress sIeet, where goods are sod low for
CASH, jln7Gc3t
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07

1t new to considerable extent, bo,h in m tHod
and in matter, embodyng the best results OF modern
exp renee IN teaching, and emhra ing exercises and
eApedenis Tor facilitating rapid and thorough pro-
book.
1t is the first book to present the technicals Of
modern ninnn fnrte llaYIny.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Bri5 Philip Tarrabee, 2s6 tons built in 1856, was
sold by auction at New York on Friday, tor $40 % ;
purchased by Capt c Baker, oil Providence. -
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
SALES At AUCTION.

JlY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
- Elegant Household Furniture,
ROSEWOOD PiaLo Sc, made TO order
by hutchfngs, Brnnner Moore 4 Brooks OF Brooklyn
- HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
will sell by auction
WEDNESDAY, April, 2s 1868,
al III O'clock at the residence Bedford place. Fut0D
sSenne between Classon and Franklin Broo
consisting of Wilton and medallion and Brussels Carpets
elegantly covered rosewood Suit and blue
csne cost reception Turkish Chairs to match
covered IN rosewood marb top Centre Tables rosewood
1907 and back satin lined E,ageres bus and gold
window Curtains elegantly covered rosewood round
corner Piano with pearl git French pate Pier
ana Mane Mirrors Cornices TO match gilt marble TOP Con-
Clock hne rosewood satin lined Bookcaes covered
JACK walnut Library Tables two covered oak marble top
Buhets Extension Table China Crockery and Glassware
covered black walnut and rosewood Bedstead mar6e top
Mattresses Paasses Feather Boosters and Pows &C., &C.
Also "A nne assortment OF silver plated Ware.
Permits to the above be obtained from the auction
Gers, No 93 Liberty street.
Futon Fulton ferry the house every i've
mnutes
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
JOHNSON q M1LLER WILL POSITIVELY SELL. AZ

JOHNSON 4 MILLER WILL POSITIVELY SELL AT
- auction by order OF the estate OF John ODonohuc de-
ceased, at ~ o'clock, Tuesday. April 2 Exchange
salesoom, Ill Broadway n W without limit reservation,
improved located both IN the city of New York and Brooklyn
The sale Includes the splendid northeast OF Franklin
West broadway; large number valuable New
York town lots located Lexington, Fourth seventh and
Eleventh avenues 18th, 3h, 2d, 4d, 4{h 6Ih, 55, 9th
and oj,h streets; two mp town Coal Yards six tne Williams
burg Lots OF them improved also choice inside
Lots different streets and IN BroOkyn lot
the Mon Skating Pond. Mars. with full particulars,
ready nj oice OF johnson Miller % Nassau street.
New York
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
FINE ARTS.
FusR ARTS
AT MINER 4 BARKER'S ART GALLERY,
No. Ab broadway,
SOW on EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING
THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK or ART
BY FERDINAND PAUWELs
Of Antwerp,
nnrn.d the NEw REPunLrc.


rcprc.enng the Proc smaton Of Emancipation In the United
states wit P0nras Of Washington, Lincoln, Henry wa-l
Beecher taiusha A. Grow and about thirty other fe size
hgurcs This plctme Is pronounced by ss The press and
be the finest OF lie character exhibited
ihs ni,cd States. Also collection OF very ane modern OIL
Paintings by Robie H. verboeckhoyer r. Schaees Da I'd
Col D. De No,er L. Van Knycs, Chares NJ Webb, w. Yer
'''''' D. HuyvRrTER, Proprietor.
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HENRY b. HERTs, AUoTIoNEER.

Administatrix sale Of magnificent Household FURNITURE
valuable Oh Paintings, choice private stock of hgh grade
Wines and Liquors rich Dresden and East India China, S
&C. at the residence of the late Louis Anrch No
~ East Fifteenth street between Fifth and Broadway
Tuesday, April 81, at los O'Clock.
by order o. Della AnIich, Administrative.
Catalogues and permits at aucioncers Office ls9 Broad
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

I G. sCHooLEY, JR., AucTfoNEER.-HoUSEHOL
- Furniture At auction THURSDAY. April g. commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. MT B. BLEECkER a sCHOOLEY,
Auconeers Will sell at auction Thursday April 23 the
tire assortment Of household furniture contained the large
four story dwelling l0 East Twentieth street OF
Fourth avenue o'd number 56, eonsng Of handsome par
or and bedroom suits, Mirrors superior
Rosew ood Psuo Brussels and other Carpets Beds Marass
Extension rales. China and Glassware together with
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture Catalogues once
the suctcneer - Pine street
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture, rosewood Piano. Mirrors

DY HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture rosewood Piano. Mirrors,
In good order; Oil Paintings, &C.
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction, on
Tuesday April 81 at l0 O'clock at the residence No. Is West
Ihirty-third street.
ParorsAxminster, Velvet Brussels Carpets, superb
rosewood Suit In hgured brocae elegant rosewood
ave Piano. Cover and Stool gilt Frame French plate Pier
and Msntel Mirrors elegant decorated China gilt
BILE Console Tables superb figured silk brocade Window
Curtains and gilt Cornces Oil Paintings superb Music Box
Lace Window Curtains, &c.
Library.-Vevet Carpes covered black walnut Library
Table, Library Bookcase black walnut Library Chair in
and mahogany marble Dressing Bureaus brocade Win
dow Curtains and Lambrekins hair Mattresses Bosters
and Pillows, Pallasses &c.
Dining Room.-Osk Extension Dining Tables, oak Dining
Chairs oak Lounge figured rep, Window Curtains oak
Regulator superb Case Stuffed Birds together with other ee
CANT Furniture all IN good order embracing China Crockery
and Glass Ware and other Furniture, with Kitchen Ware
with which the will commence. We would the aen
ton of purchasers to the above
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

a snoou on Tuesday, Aprii 20 ie0e ~ ioo'A' a' IA
sass salesroo, Ill Broadway, new foA aoou' % acres
- Land shuate on the
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

EDWARD sCHENCK ACCTlONEER.
u ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &C,
80 EAST NINETEENTH STREET.

BY EDw1 sGHENCK, on "Wednesday, 2ad Inst, at sI
Horses hands years old perieity and kind and
stylish also elegant gray coupe Horse 10 hands
old perfect in and stylish
ltu span Of road Horses sorre and black M hands and
years old perfect In every three
minutes also beautiful blooded Mare, bay 1884 hands,
old Stylish superb saddle Mare perfectly sound
and kind in all harness and inside OF three
also light curtain Coach by Wood Bros elegant Park
Phaeon top and road Wagons elegant double single
Harness, Blankets, Robes DC,
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
A pkIAN II. MuLLEE, ArcrIoNtER.

~ 1L.bhNT 10 5. HULD 70 INNII RE At AUCTION.
ADt1AN H. MULLER, +. X. VILLAINS & co. will sell
~ scrton. Thursday April %, at ~ O'clock at No. 10
EA.l street. Filth the Fur
contained Ia said house, consisting In part OF carved
Paror rich satin broce rosewood Centre
Table ttegere nd and OrmOu Cabinet by Rolx; Oriental
Clsr and Lounges, In velvet plush black walnut
Extension Table Chairs Lounges in reps BRnke
Clock and Aan1el Ornaments elegant Vases, back walnut
Bes, Bureaus Dressing Bureaus spring and Hair Mat
tres-es Feather Beds veet and Brusses Carpets, OIL
cloths, Ac.
Catalogues morning of sale
The New York herald., 1868-04-19
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER
"A COTTAGE AND VILLA PLOTS AT OYSTER BAY


ADRIAN Il. MULLER, =. X. WILKINS 4 co. will sell
~ auction, Wednesday April 20 az l2 O'clock ct the tx
change salesroou, No. Ill broadway
1hre and beaut nj Cottages Swiss, French and Mo-
styes together with about % OF land at Oyster
Bs Long Island about "a miles from CITY Hail. New York
The &alrs new, built IN the substantial manner
aea every convenience conducive comfort. The
hnd ell be sold IN plots o from two TO five and so
BubdIe To give each plot eligible building site Az
.uuier reireas Oyster Bay OF the mos. delightful
the vicinity Of New ana TO those fond OF boat
kg, Alhing or ushing n particularly desirable.
h hff al the ONCE OF the AuctJneers