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The Richmond palladium., 1868-03-05
P ARlS EXPOSITION

ID E B r OE'S
IL air II e tora tive.
Whskers made to grow in from thirty to sixty days,
on the smoothest face.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AT THE
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The principle of this scientific discovery is the
ton OF the chemicals upon the skin and its power in
vitalizin2 and developing the roots of the hair st
ulates and causes healthy growth, being composed
of the same elements which compose the hair.
1t is warranted to produce q heavy coat of whisk-
ers in from 80 20 go days, to change grey hair and
whskers TO their natural color in eight weeks. II
also softcps the skin and tan, freckies and
moes. .sW
So ponplar has this preparation become in France
that it is now indispensable to complete toilet
Sent securely packed, to address, receipt Of
one dollar.
liberal discount to the trade. All orders should
be addressed to
w. W. MURRELL CO.,
Box 1913, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Jan. 2e, 1sss.-49-6-w.
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State Of indiana, Wayne County, Wayne
Towsship.
DAVIS Bush, Before James NJ Poe, yussses
Of the Peace, Of Wayne Township,
Osofge n'hom"'l Wayne County, Indiana.
NOTlCE IS hereby given. that on the lstda OF
~ February 1865, issued writ of sttachment
IN the above entitled cause, by virtue of which, pro.
perty has been attached and that ON the IIsh dsy
Of March 1868. At . O'Clock A. NJ, at my office in
the city Of Richmond, in Wayne Township. said
cause will be heard.
~ JAMES N. POI, Jussies.
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FIRES. -Barnum's Museum i'll New
York City was burned down on the
of the Sd inst, Van Amburg's s mcnageric,
occupied a portion of the Museum in
which fire occured-nonc of the larg eani-
mails were saved. \ few animals,
among which were a kangaroo, a small
leopard, some monkeys, together with
the pelicans and a variety of other small
birds, were got out. The chemical ma
chine was also saved. On the Mercer
street side the police and others were
more successful. The giraffe, two camels,
pair Of Japanese hogs, Burmese COW,
lama, and variety Of small animals, were
gotten out. Many Of them had a narrow
escape, and few were slightly singed.
The loss is estimated at $500, ,0O0-the
amount OF insurance is not known.
NThe smoke house of Prof. Cooper,
in Dublin in this county together with
all his bacon, therein, was consumed on
Wednesday evening last.
re- A fire occurred at Knightstown,
on the 23d ult. A fine block of build
ings, owned by Messrs Probasco and
Finney were burned. The lower stores
were occupied by a dry goods store and
furnature store. The upper stories used
by the Masons and Odd Fellows as a
Hall. Prcbasco's loss is covered by in
surance. d. W. Thayer, who owened the
furnature, was insured to the amount Of
$50, 600 The Masons and Odd Fellows
lost every thing no-insurance. The dry
goods were mostly saved. Mr.. Finney
had no insurance on his building.
Es-On Thursday of last week, at ] l
o'clock, A. NJ, the large Touring mill
at Connersville, on the canal, was con-
sumed. The loss estimated at $20, 900,
insured for $11, 900, The property was
recently purchased by H. L. Wetherald
&Sons, " bo refitted it at heavy outlay,
and the Connersvile Times says they are
already making preparations to erect
new..mill, and will have it running within
three months.
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g FLAX Seed TO LOAN Il
ga 5000
s,8i3 8s EE3>g - .zzxg
Bushels Flax Seed to loan.
=. APPLY AT
= a. w. BARNES e COS.
! a5 "A NO. 81 MAIN STREET,
3 t-s5a. ! s 81
= eza=v 5aaa =. -sar. lane
e- s@ e a-v RICHMOND, IND.
Feb q, 1863, 1-ti.
Sale of Real Estate.

NJOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ pursuant to an order OF the Wayne Common
SALE on the premises, the following described Real
Estate, situate in Wayne County, State of Indiana,
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y
der or the acts was approved by the
President"
Answer-''I mean the act but as far
as that was concerned, the order and
act approved by him are the same thing,
for the order contained nothing but the
act" He said, cam I to understand
that the Presi lent of the United States
can not give an oraeT but through the
General in Chief or General Grant,"
replied-"Mr. President, that is the
order which you approved, and which
has been issued for the government of
the army, and think it due TO you to
it was very much discuss ed in the army,
and some leading lawyers in the country
were consulted as to what was the duty
of an officer under that law and order,
and l observed, one of those consulted
and consider him, perhaps, one of
the greatest constitutional lawyers il.
the country-gave it as his very decided
opinion that we we're bound by it, and
think it right to tell you, that on this
subject the army is unit" He asked
me who the lawyer was. told him the
one consulted was kinsman of mine,
Robt. j Walker-and / had understood,
though did not know of my own
knowledge, others had consulted Rever.
dy Johnson. who, it was reported, held
the same opinion,
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by HENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIONEER.
ID SPECIAL SALE OF COSTLY PAINTINGS. :,
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, 81 the
Leeds Art Galleries 81 and SO Broadway Twelfth
street, on Friday and Saturday evenings, April anc IT, al
~ O'clock each evening, the entire collection Of Pictures
longing 30 the well known house OF Aeasrs Bailey Co.. Of
ART abroad during past year By an &C.
j. TAM the resdent American arts, OF Dusseldorf The
collection contains Of the most important examples Of
modern Christian thai has been and
MS Two Disciples a, Emnsns By Prof Carl Muller OF pa
trous Andreas Achenbach, Grace Before Meat by A. Gun
lesnn Of Paris of his finest works. together with
other and important specimens OF the art This exnin
ton will be found unusually interesting all he various
schools OF European the Italian French Flemish, Duen,
German English, &c, are represented, viz =:
Meyer Won Bremen, l.. Hartman, koek koek,
kraus Gesechap, TschagGehy-
vAmier. De Noter Zen Kate,
w. Amberg SchlessingeE u Achehoa'n,
Eseoscura, Carl Muller, lhscnauers
y. J. Cobbett " Sohn, Robbie,
Achenbach, Herz0g, ha.enun o..
Salvage, Verboeckhoven, . Anu Ctnsdas.
They will be for inspection and aiter YIN
The Gallery will also Illuminated Thursday and
Friday evenings previous 10 the sale, free
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GALES AT Auction.

TOHN L. vANDEwATER. AUCTlONEER, - DUANE
d street, tomorrow, At l0k O'Clock, Plants, Trees
One q. The recherche sssortmens Of French Plants
oraud perIsc.y hardy and all In perfect sOnsOn con
grated Fruit Trees in every ,aeyApples Pears Pums
1prcois &c. Caelias Nagnoliaa Rhododencrams Bulbs
house and Conservatory Plants, the whole well
worthy of special attention.
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-DY j. EDWARD pyf,AyDr AUCTrONEBR,
ID will cell by auction tnIs day al n odoA. II he sArs

ID viii cell BY auction tails day. al II odou. ct bic sHrs
soom, so Broadway,
Superb second hard Yurri,ere
removed from Fifth convenience of sale, solid
carved rosewood Bedseads. Bureaus, Armoirc Olscei
dressing aud centre Tables made Narcotic elegant
yoewood aud brocsie faor Suits made by Mee Frencn
Plate pier AND mantcl Mirrors Cornice Cur,sne Carpets
Eoecwood Piano, black walnut Paior aud chamber suits,
Pymptou Befstesds &c y ". -Par attention given
"a sales AZ rssidsnce Also, cert WIN pdersuds
ne auetC bpiVesa
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, ACCrIONEER.
"A Sale OF Valuable Improved Property on IVES, stree
Sstveen Fulton and Dey streets.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS 4 CO.,
W sell al auction on Wednesday, April ~ 10 O'Clock, 81
1he Exchange SAesroom. I'll Broadway;
WEST sTREET
The two four story brick Buildings and Lots situate the
side Of West - south street.
and known Nos. l2s and i2a west street.
WEST STREET.
The Lot Of land together with the substantially built Eve
tory brick Hoe. thereon, situate the side OF West
street. adjoining the last described buildings the soathey
sn1e, and known No. 1877 West street.
This property investment, OF the desirable
On The side being opposite Yves, Washington Market
Apd In the immediate vicinity OF the New Jersey err!es
1here n a bill 5uild Washington Market be-
Sors the Legislature, and which wl In oil probability,
passed
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On Thursday, APPS q ley :csck ~ he f..H~e cs.
by Captain Henson India Hartu, tswecn the hesrs -
H.ny Held sfas Davis, 0rcenwich Coss consstng Of
Rrusse and Incrnin uyAhsgsny ant black walnut
B,dsseats bureaus wssh'.ands wsbossny ,ra ootasge
bair naiiresses. Pness Bois0s, &c. N.ck walnut
Dining able oak cane Chairs, Ohisa, <ooky Gisss
Aeo Kitchen Furniture
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DY HENRY D. MINER AUCTIONEER,
I'D Galssroom Nassau street, opposite The fos once
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF CARRARA MARBLE
gTATUARY, MARBLE AND ALABASTER VASES,

sTATUARY, MARBLE AND ALABAsTER VASES,
TLORENTINE MOSAIC TABLES, BRONZE CLOCKS AND
FIGURES, BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES. &C.
HENRY D. MINER BARKER will sell nj auction, on Mon
day. 9Th and Wednesday 9Th April alto O'Clock
each day. their salesroom Nassau street, large and
of Carrara Marble Statuary comprising
about dry pieces artistic Marble and Aabsster Vases
feet height, suitable Tor descending parors libraries
Forenine mosaic iuaid Tables Pedestas Card Receivers
Ga. ys.s &C. This collection e one Of the nns:.
sign and arstic nnish having been selected Messrs
Zsnnoni Co. IN Italy with special regard for the tastes OF
this country, and positively the last sale Of the
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RAkRHSEEYgs s WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE,
LAST %iEs q f SAf % EsS45fNEsr ..
CHARLES yss s ETaSs COMEDY
enAs'H Az A x iSS EsS SI & SiSaEAaS.
cnAsrFAu- il which i: .i n: i: JEREMIAH sL'r
T 9EIITRTfbe s1 ahISisssEAs E%Eff ShSEyff
II asS HSS sass
caRsI lTpaI:s yrsi.x
Arrt Iklsh SSS xxSsFE sF a's s sfkrIIEsASr
PECULIAR a Only 81 THEsk ASr Tss cocSrRr
Boz book open for S So wlisT' a II XII
W Proprietor ar. Manager. .Mr LESTER wALLAoK
D0',s pFvgYS spn G
ana HALEY. complete appointments novel effects the esIs
''A''' DRAMA IRON CHARLES DICKENS
cs,.ss!sr p NJ LESTER MALL 4 KIN ~
VEIL H. NV q &IlLiSAsos a Sr J. lESkxkS
y. S x III ~ ~ 4 b. sSss, Mr :: DShASSa 81 e
;%:sf$ s vi Rose dAzzESzSS Mrs. 'GHs
In repy,o very srsa, number of inquiries and applcs
TONS ar wA.sE s s1s f !As;
VIII be given SATURDAY, April H. for which seats nay
Doors open al la; performance commences az scosk
NIgLo's GARDEN.
rlahT FT;SSAhlfRSHs s,E 4 $ : iTs%ssSlos.
OF The The Witt MalTE s HaNs.
INTRODUCING LILY
The Scenery, Costumes Appointments &c, entirely Hsv.
rhE DSaazSI 81 ff 4AH Da1aoS ytv
the most ise 81 s sci ART
sSST sHSEsES s4 Bzt sHH IN aDzza As
Ol1ArIgG a EHs 4ITHss S5sstsP4y
A, .ss':s$ at. ## #$$$$E BSzs
AK i:s =:
\: sissS I Is55i i H55Es SSHa'
.ss # SS5E
I s.oay sss t IA
CAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs SIS BROADWAY.
BIRCH s$S 5$SSssS
!E ox..
Anybody wishing y sNmps's YIN him on 'se banjo can ~
THE aXNAaISo COMMITTEES.
with the screaming
40 -BUTLERs AMERICAN THEATRE.
4 ~ -
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY
MATINEE a4SEh THIS this
At2n O'Clock, FOR LADIES AND CHLLDRKN.
GLORIOUS BILL OF NOVELTIES.
ALL THE GREAT TnOCPE WILL APPEAR
ecisS .c 1n as po
Or. The Dog Of the Mountain.
DUGAL MCNEIL ..,.,......... EDWIN BLANCHARD
Archibald Leslie, Mr.: Geo. H. Goes Duncan McLstn O.
Stewart; Evan Lisie, J. X. Eran: Allen Saundeseh
Jas. r. Wambod.
JESSIE CAMPBELL. EDWIN BLANCHARD
Maggie NcCrea with song Miss Alice Sieder Farmer, Pee
SAINTS, 40. Rover the Dog o; the Mountain sy NJ
BlanchRrd's celebrated dog Carlo.
Afternoon, doors open ~ l curtain rises Al ~.
Evening performance commences Al IL.
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by HENRY n. LREDs a NTsBR.
Id HENuV n fREng Anr<

DY HENRY n. LRyDs HfNER.
ID HEsBv H. LEEDS, Arcucocu.
On Thursday Arf al 10Y s'ciock ~ the l.evsls reM
dence, No. 3S Weft kneteenh Eighth zvsue
Sandstone Household FuDNure consns Of Wolves, Brus
sells and Ingram Carpets IL and gold
brorate crrnsen Curtains Lace Curtains and Corpicee,
rosewood Centre Table ON and Decorated chns vases,
mahogany SUIT In hair oeh mahogany Bedsesd Bureaus
Washsisnds marble Cottagv Sul mahogany marble
Shaving stand, Mattresscs raovs Boi nr mahogany
Ey,snson Table Dintae Chaka, Ana.
erv GAss ware, 10 Aiss Kitchen Funnre
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ADJUSTMENTS.

= 49,
Eighteenth street, opposite Academy OF MUSIC ,sco,
MXTiNEEs At 9@
AID sbG FExL 81 OF TA ApPLnusE
fIiEssS aSSsK
THE THE xSsBHssSSEf ssSSss$ssf$$$zzEE9
"''s' '' TMs So 81 ( rSiorE NOVELTY
MOST p eSs sfs Rsfst EXTRACTION sHs
supEsB PRoGsas Y 81
THH MA sHHSHs y cI TUE c 4RStFE
THEATRE coAIQrE. ia BROADWAY.
ss E: &
M EEiIIss s s3s$
A soss
q: p am e, owe, nights
TIE sSss; s.; ss'sa representations
Sir fSSf Il y sAyIEss
So xSpkEM JOHNSON,
GENERA. GEORGE e W2ah!Se! (; : GRANT
: :sH#s#Es & : :E3#SHs e.
RoYERY THEATRE:
d Engagement vi" paS ss ss sEssfs ss'' Miss
ns''' miss r.. ;, as's
Friday evening slsE sssaP u HY Kiss FANNY HERRING
HooLEys OPERA HOUSE. gRooKLyN:
FIRST wef FE x af fSeai r EHifsl WONDER
The E.ese Law. BaIss9ue circs. Philharmonic Rehearsal
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rCTIoK.-MAx BAYERsDORFER, ACcTloNEER-
IA Once n Bible Housc-Sels Wednesday, April g. at
r. NJ the stock Fixtures Lease and Good @ Of the we'll
per Washington MARKET; capacity 400 gallons per cay one
SA cash. balance sxty also 20 barrels Cider Vinegar
. loN suit purchAsers Sale positive.
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4 UCrION NOTICE.
"A Luxe FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
Over $4,000 worth Of
Elegant and genteel Household Furniture
Magnificent rosew God seven octave Pianoferte,
Beautiful Paror Suits, velvet, Brussels Carpeu-

Magnificent and costly Parlor Ornaments,
Works OF Art, kronzes, Paintings, Vases, Sistuary
NJ public auction
M day WEDNESDAY,, April g. morning, at 0S o'clock
precisely al the elegant Eve liz West Eighth
yset between Fifth and sixth Catalogues the
house Reliable In attendance pack goods for
puYchasers reasonable charge ParorsEegant Parior
e covered with The richest DESCRIPTION French satin eroca
Ae haircoth rosewood Bookcase Tables
turkish Easy Chairs Lounges broca,s,
hsge Mirrors Bronzes Clocks, Chandeliers, masnihce emit
rosewood Pianoore rosewood and walnut Bedsoads Blu.
fsAu washs,snds Commodes spring and hair Mattresses,
Beds Linens Buffet and Tea Tables, Sofas Rock.
eys, Chairs, Mirrors Curtains, Clocks rich crystal,
glass and Bohemian Ware, China and Sverware Table
Cutlery &C. Sale positive shine n. Blake Sixth
~ Seventh avenue or University place
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UCTION NoT1CE-R. T. HAZEL, Az CTIONEER.
n THURSDAY, APRIL g.
~ o'clock al 5 and 81 Park place, College place.
IMPORTANT SALE OF
ENGLISH HARDWARE.
We win sell At auction rs above the entire stock Of
Mr.. A w. PAINE,
Aauaged Al the late s. and 81 John comprising
pAr Chains Anvs vises, Horse Nails, Fry Pans, HAM
ness, Fire Sets Saws Tearays Table and Pocket Cutlery
x.coek Grass Hooks spoons Sheep Shears screw
yes Avis Tape Measures Shoe Pnces, Handouts Flyers
foashes Wad Cutters. Corkscrews, Dog Collars Flsks
kpsss, Curry Combs Ra, Traps, &C.. &c.
Catalogues with full particulars now ready.
r. :. BAZELL CO.,
Auctioneers, 81 Corandt street.
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DRELiMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
I SPECIAL CARD-Ths management OF the BreeAwsY
Theatre and sincere pleasure announcing ongaseDs
MR. w Xsb aR RES s%nSh2 4 MinslzAs
We '"'''' A isi SSct Az FAExrn
This engagement. from positive arrangements Sss''s.r
entered mo- ft1 iSifEp 70 SEVEN WEEKS,
'0~n''s''s EASTER ,4SosDAy, APRIL :. ,.,.
their FofGfS s. AND PLEASANT PIECES
oAYErY AND CHARM,
with which their names associated, and ass p1sssss
MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES e -, 49,
q ss ss.' &.
&: =: Z: *ss:! : ::s,: ::;:
B'''1I'' ' HSssIS ss ssR s!Hslso
sHAKsPEARE,
Mn. FRANCES ANNE xExBLE.
as. rraH ha, the honor e ~ sn ss% that
'N At THE T SsSo sHA9TT INSTITUTE.
in the following ordsr:-
ON MONDAY SSr szEfISG. ArAll~
os wEDsEsp psSd H SssE ArRIIn
THE sES s sbP PART q HENRI TIE F5uRsn.
on SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL ia
n: Evening assa,a IN sso,p;ess
se nS.n,ns k. ..rs E.sa,nS Ss IT,
TicSs.s for he snrs SERIES with reserved seats, g.
Ts e.; e s fG On 'Hs 'sss sS r
m npy BE- SSoeusa SS fRIp%1 a and he fooss:
daya
,nr,,. vo~,cv
No more tickets Nm ss ;0S TIA. az .rn nn a. .
%snSsm ns ~ Is. Res4isss
pLrE BEARD rs rHR BowERY, AND AZ EMxEEsss
dPES s.i H5usE II So.s, ooei
THE OLD oAEKS BucxRr.-xow ON FREE ExHl
bron o. toe rim Avenue Ar. GALLERY,
% TSe Old ossep Bacss reprssspiss The es1iy home q
samuel wooe.0rs Hosfs Of t s.nic =, from "a "s
RRQoKLYE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
- sArt cRsSp f pSrTcHMiEss noy' saHEkoLsrErs
Seats occurred at Academy and At Peters, go Brosdway
& % sss =. N. sF IL s.ssisi,
GRAND BALL r p,NEss SA4rRA HOUSE.
Nonds q. ' .s AE s 20 s ISIS uo.., m. m
principal he... and music s.ors..
Tickets iss H'l. .s s:";s :ss. "a lady, ~
@DuLLIse HARD AGAINST THE STREAM. New
each % ssnte mailed. FREDERICK BLrME, 112 Broad
way second door aseve Tvsn<y-hnh street. Branch 90
Bowery.
Ga. GOLFER ArrsAss Y WHITE q3, Asp shsss
OPERA HOUSE. soi Bowey. gigantic BILL
CAUTION. PARTIES ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ using title piece ssttIsd the BLACK FAWN.
copyrighted according 70 law Any inrngmnenA
VIII positively be prosecuted. LON NORRIS,
horrts Bros Opera House, Boston
nroKENs' READINGS. SEATS IMMEDIATELY
~ fronting Mr.. Dickens stand 10 u, and q. f3
sale at ~ warrsn street, up stara
L,RENcH THEATRE.
IN LA BELLE HELENE
Reserved senta aud boxes be obtained II the
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
ia BROADWAY
DESERVED SEATS FOR THE OPERA AND rHEArRl
IL CAN BE SECURED AT THE RAILROAD riohkx
'''''' a. u. ApAxs AQkEk
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BoGARr, AUCTIONEER.

lanes JENKINS, AucTIONEER-wILL SELL THIs
day a. u Nj ~ Mercer street, yaiuase collection
Wagons, single and double Harness. Blankets head
Horses Rnt Carriages.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Rsrusen, deceased, follows
Lots comprising the entire sssteYy
sut Grand Nth lC6tk
fhe Boulevard these streets
avipe open square as feet In width front OF these
lgts.
Io7,h stree, Lots north OF l07th street. com.
pdsne the front between the Boulevard and Tenth
prsng the entire front between the Boulevard Tenth
6vepue
Tenth Lots west and Lots on the east
Hide OF Tenth avenue comprisng the
Terms Of sale will be liberal.
Maps At the Office OF the Auctioneer, No. Pine street.
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TANEs CAGEEy, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE SIS WASH.
q fngon street. above 6pring.-Gentee Household Fur.
niture Thursday April I. Oh O'clock Of the four story
dwelling IL Beach street. consisting OF elegant rosewood
Carpets, Paintings and Engraving: mahogany and walnu,
Bedroom Furniture, tine hair Mattresses, Boosters and
Pillows mahogany Sofas Chairs and Rockers, Dining and
Kitchen Furniture &c. Full particulars Ca.a-
logues now ready.
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gCTION NOTICE.
"A PAUL BExTINE, Auctioneer.
5000 worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Panoforie, Drawing Room Suits,
Pahn1Des, costly Works OF An
Over 500 lots
at public auction,
On THIS DAY WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3
Sale commencing al 10Y O'Clock precisely,
~ the elegant residence No. 81 Wes Sixteenth street,
between FIFTH
Drawing Rooms-superb Suits covered green gold and
uson gold brocate Of description rosewood
&tseeres secreaire Bookcase Encoignures, Cabinets,
fables Bocatel Lace Curtains Velvet Medallion Carpets
PAINTINGS Bronze Clock Vases,
Books magnificent Pianofore Stool Cover Music
qta walnut Bureaus Wardrobes Bedseads
EAir, Spring Ms,esses Bedding, Buffet Extension Table
esvs Casters, savers rueens Dinner Tea Service Class
China Ware, Linen, Cutlery Aso all the Furniture Of
~ servants apartments Sale psremptory.
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TosEPH HEGEMAN \ CO-THURsDAY, APRIL g. AT
10 o'clock NJ at 70 South Oxford street. between Fu
ton and Lafayette avenues Brooklyn handsome Furniture
good rosewood fsor In brocae eight pieces
walnut, marble top Hall Stand fine walnut and enameed
Extension Table Chairs, China, Brussels py Car
pets &C, ac Same day, at o'clock p. NJ 237 Bergen
street between Bond and Nevns oak and
mahogany Paror, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture,
fygeratOr,
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JAMES NJ HART, n. A-HIS WORK FROM THE
81 Paris Exposition, the celebrated landscape called
"Tun.k River connec,icu. and before offered for
Avery Thursday and Friday evenings, April and TO- at
Me sommervhe Gallery. e2 Fifth avenue. Open day and
evening Vii the sale. HENRY ID. MINER, Auctoneer,
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p. T. BARNrA. Esq,
for the advancement o! the Museum Department has been
secured evidenced by the following correspondence
NEW YORK, March 81, 1905
p. T. BARNCM, Esq.
DEAR sIRIn interview yesterday expressed your
self the effect that reluctant 70 reestabish
Museum whereby would be required to devote
d ded personal attention It's bu neverhe
you the interest IN the establishment
institution Of the kind worthy Of the great metropolis
country and ntimated your willingness advance it,
by your influence and nesmAbe advice Therefore,
after deliberations herewith beg TO submit the following
proposition for your serious consideration. Hoping
Tor reply previous TO the departure Of my associate
April purpose Of making collections for the Museum
~ GEO WOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-08

L,RENcH PAINTINGS At AUCrIoN.-THE COLLIE
lion OF r. Avery, the evening" Of Thursday and
day, April and TO- q, tie gallery, 81 F'fh avsnue now
'ln'0'''0A ''' ''' HENRY D. MINER Aucsioue.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-08
Woop's MUSEUM
AND METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Corner OF Th!rte,h street and Broadway.

The above e has been adopted Cor the situation hereto
fore known the Banvard Opera House and New York Mu
erng OF about hundred feet fronting
Broadway by hundred feet in depth under
Of thorough reconstruction for the Of Mu
Theatre will be In readiness Cor the reception
Of The public or before september 1862 al conem
plaied outlay Of Sl00, GOV 10 &l60,00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-08
pY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCT1ONEER-oFFICE
ID 81 Nassau street: Art Gallery 81 Fifth avenue.


IJY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.-M. DOUGHTY WILL
ID day at his larse saiesrooms 70 Mas
the entire Furniture Of large house. reno ed rom
westcheer county consisting IN part OF solid rosewood
parlor Suits IN crimson and brocatei solid rose
wood walnut and mahogany Chamber Suits enamened DO
Lounges Chairs oak Extension Dining Tables, Dining
Buffet Chairs walnut Library Suits IN striped and
green rep tine Wardbrobes solid Silver and Plated Ware
Cutlery, &c Also, q, u o'clock, superb team Of bay
Carriage Horses Coupe Rockaway handsome Phaeton, &C.
Double Harness. Robes kc The whole 70 be peremptory
sold. Catalogues NJ the rooms morning OF sale.