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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-27
HARDWARE, ETC.

CONSISTING OF.
STORE, DOOR and other LOCKS, Of all kinds
STRAP, and BUTT HINGES z5
DOOR and SHUTTER BOLTS.
MILL and HANDSAW FILES.
RIP, PANNEL and TENON SAWS.
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACKs.
HAND AXES and HATCHETS.
COLLINS 4 HATCH,S AXES.
TRACE CHAINS, COLLARS and HAMES.
BLIND BRIDLES and PLOW LINES.
SASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS.
SEWING and PEGGING AVIS.
BLACKSMITH sLEDGEs 4 HAND HAwsERs
COPPER RIvETS and BUKRS.
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETS-all sizes.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and SCISSORS ,#.
WHITELEAD & CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINsEED OIL and PUTTY
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WhEELBAKROWs,
SPADES, sHOvELS and RAKEs.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING TONGS.
WALL PAPERS and BoRD ERs-new patterns
All of which will be sold at the very lowest
market rates.
JAMES McVAY,
mar27 Third Street, opposite the Bank.
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z r TO e.

Less than six, 81 90 each; six for - so;
twelve for $1,000; twenty five for 1900;
fifty for $50 90; one hundred for $50. 90.
With the addition of twelve cents each to
the above prices we will send by m all, free
OF postage. When sent by m all, the prin-
eipal part of the top must be cut away, but
that will be no injury, as they grow out
more limby. Twenty buds for $l.00.
Buds by the hundred thousands or tens Of
thousands at very reasonable rates. In
making inquiry about buds, state the
number you would like to have. In re-
mitting please send draft on New York,
Philadelphia, or Postottice order on Potts
town, Penn.
Agents and others who can make it suit
will please order in the fall. We can ship
very early by stripping the trees of their
foliage. We would say to those who wish
to practice economy, that they had better
order early, and We will pack we'll in q
box and send by freight, being much
cheaper than by express. There will be
no doubt about their safe carriage, and
arriving in good condition. Those wish
ing sent by express, will please name what
companies have offices in their town; also
their preference, SO that we may accom-
m odate. Liberal inducements to agents,
nurserymen and tree dealers. Agents
wanted in every town in the Union, to
whom liberal inducements will be ordered.
There is nothing that sells better. Onr
agents write: "We have ordered too few,
we could have sold more if we had had
them. The reason is, every body that sees
them wants them" Be sure you get the
genuine Golden Dwarf. Any information
given on receipt of stamp. D. NJ. Dewey
oJ Rochester, New York, offers splendid
print Of the tree aud fruit to
agents for 25 cents.
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MILLER e. co..
When in Need of a Good Lead Pencil,

SIX YOUR MERCHANT for 'sHERoMAN's," and
n take no other. For sale to Merchants at
New York priees at HEROMAN'S,
aup15 Corner Church and Florida Sts'
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o. long s sS Eoss
AoLAssss The market quiet but fun prices were
msndsd for Al kinds Of about hhd csysd
MAvAL sroIrs.-rhs market for sprss turpsntins was
S SS and price: declined Ss s per Eaon closing S &
order 80 neglected but held st former prces
s,s Y Y. iss SS PALE q !, g
sss do % 81 50. Wilmington Tar was '; quiet :.
OfIs~inseed was dun and heavy Il Al Al O. in casks
PRovIsIoss.-Recepts, 600 bbls beet. fhe market for
:s:;:: =:
fair supply and No lower selling asc The demand
y 5 Il: sss s.: .as So 81 p: s.ss az
Sales 70 bb fierce beef continued to quiet and
50 Dbl. NEW were sold At s old WERE snossd
Cut meats were quiet but firm q lsc for shoulders,
and isc lsc for 6agged do with ana. At these prices
Bacon was dull and prices were entirely mna The mar
sales being only abou. 800 packages Al IKE isc Tor No.
TO prime steam and kettle rendered.
l Which zoo bb sold we heard 81 si no
sales Refined in better demand but Nc. L. lower
sr s ssas Sc o lhs he s ha e. 0S S
month 2shc In Philadelphia the market active
ard white al c &c. 5000 DO do for he last half October
At 2sxc 5000 November at sSc aOc. and 1000 do.
RIoE-Carolna remained quiet but steady at &c. 9X.
Rangoon was dull and unchanged.
Clover dun at 1870. l4c while other kinds dull
suG4R@For raw there was fair demand, chiefly from
and price. were qs s sssay =, for
part at liz sc for Cuba and o Porto
Rico Refined was moderately active At leeac ior hard'
TALIow was in moderate demand steady, the sales
being so 900 lbs at l3c. a 139c
prices were Irregular Ranging from 81 20 81 IS free OF tau
Some holders were unwilling to sell below III 30.
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Custom House. ----.Stlb- Treasury.
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Oct 12.. SCOTIA S222s,752 $37S5,131 $93 494 464
Oct 49,. 552,14O 3231,930 2533,6S5 "a 1872 511
Oct. 49,. 2s3,0o0 1,244,O4S 4l9,70S 949s6,s51
The exports exclusive Of specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending October IS and
since the commencement of the year compare as
follows with those of 1866 and 1857
1855. 1867. 1885,
For the week.. So, 2s5710 $3,I34,0s2 S2,753 $50
Prev. reported. las, 25S934 139775180 126,05404S
Since Jan ga $142 242 $12S, S07 937
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

There decidedly strength to the market for domes
tic cotton goods than there week and holders
have difficulty in obtaining full prices for all fabrics. The
increased buoyancy strength obtaining due almost
which, have before had occasion to remark virtually
ss al not acre
better ~ one saan a. o ro %
70 the loves. paying standard i order to Sc and
been features Of special interest in the market during
~ Se leading both brown Sissshsd have been
s to be in
hear Of goods selling below cost the losses not
Wo p''s he Tss sa
Ts 5 ssoG tn. .%s Of and
reports Of this character false where one true The
srS S
extension OF the West ana sn
he Of he
s ss
% Ss St9o AZ
@ we took occasion TO remark that though the radical
naturally affect the cultivation Of the plan. time,
msa Ss
West hSash The county has been oh kept IN na
tended IN spite the poli.isan. and manaassrlss have
srmounabe obstacles rapid been the recnpera
ton of American industry since the close OF the s
destined rapid growth, and this will be evidenced
the country shall have become quoted down.
and turmoil and strife and civil commotion shall have
become succeeded by tranquility and lasting peace
The spring Of 1869 win undoubtedly witness the greatest
revival Of American industry and especially OF the cotton
growing and manufacturing interests These destined to
hencefoh hand In hand great extent side by side
We look after the lapse Of years. OF the
largest cotton manufactures In the world located almost In
oa. Ana xss s III. :A.
ought 70 outve other nation the globe in
for the markets OF the worldy The United
States comprises the largest agricultural country the
globe. With every facility for outstrppng all competitors
In the manipulation OF cotton woocn fabrics how long
ought to take reach that goa We produce
kinds of goods equally well II not better than they
be fabricated elsewhere and In view OF the rapid strides
which making the and sciences ought not 70
be long before great manufacturers will be enabled to
turn ont goods OF texture and durability Of color equal to
any country in the world.
The changes prices last review may be by
reference to the annexed table OF quotations.
Printing cloths have been Irregular, owing 10 tho huctua
tions cotton. The Providence market week duh and
heavy The sales 90 900 pieces, at SIC for - So and
Tie for "a square the Inter price fov esrs AZ Fsn
pieces 7c Early in the week there wss consider
hyeries A. the close was more quiet and buyers did not
offer 7k for the best grades Manufacturers however,
not having stock on hand did mot caro- to sell ahead s
present rates.
annex the quotations for the leading cotton
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Great sale Of Fort George Properfy-Lnrge
Attendance and Spirited Competition :
Priccs-saIc Of Cherry Hill, New Jersey,
Observation-Disclosures OF Both.
The great sale OF Fort George property past OF the
estate OF the late Isaac Dyckman, at the Exchange
Saesroom yesterday, was In every respect success,
and marked important era in the growth and pro-
gress OF the city, For some time before the hour an
nounced for the commencement OF the sale-tweve
O'Clock noona crowd assembled in front OF the auc-
toneers stand anxious TO secure good positions for
seeing and hearing everything that was going on and
being seen, gradually extending Its limits by large
acccssions until the whole room was filed tho first ar
rivals getting upon chairs and other stands so as TO be
above the thrOng and otherwise evincng interest
in the occasion strongly indicative OF eagerness
TO invest The assemblage was q choice one, such as
perhaps, but few other descriptions OF property
could have brought together, and composed Of the
solid men OF the city, OF names well known con the
street, IN commercial circles, In the political arena
among bankers and In the van of the ctys progress
and development Once the sale was commenced it
was rapidly proceeded with, the bidding being brisk
and spirited. the bidders numerous and eager and
the auctiOneer quick. or the prices obtained, the
list OF lots with locality and description. name OF
purchaser and amount at which each was disposed
OF, given below speaks for itself.
The property Is so well known and has been so
fully described already that any further general ref
erence TO IL here ~ unnecessary. The following is
contained In the terms or sale under which the pro-
perry was put ups
Fifty per OF the purchase money may remain on bond
provided the purchaser give notice his option on before
the "a day OF November next aud such bond contain the
usual special interest clause and the mortgage contain the
usual covenants and power 70 SELL and 10 BY the
attorneys OF the executors at the expense Of the purchaser
who sha at his expense the proper stamps
axed thereto, and 10 be executed IN law aud
delivered simultaneously with the deed.
This was the only sale at the Exchange Yesterday;
indeed no other sale could have conveniently been
conducted, the interest In this being paramount.
At Cherry Hill, IN Bergen county, NJ j., ten miles
from Forty-sec0nd street New York, in the suburbs
OF the town Of Hackensack, Messrs. A. d. Melick Jr
Co. disposed Of large tract OF land there situated
There were about two hundred present most Of
whom went from this city by special train provided
by the owners OF the property, ana Notwithstanding
that 1t rained all the time, or perhaps because or IT,
the bidding was lively throughout. After about
forty lots were disposed or the sale was adjourned
for one week. Below are given prices and prg-
chagprss names.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


WEDNESDAY, Oct 10 N.
The result Of the elections In Pennsylvania, 0hio'
Indiana and Nebraska took Wall street alike win tho
country at large somewhat by surprise TINS
for although republican majorities In TWO lnoso
states were expected the others were regarded as
aoubtful The onerators in gold had previously
over-dscounted republican successes ana nence tne
market for that commodity yielded only q per cent
at the openng, the lowest price touched having
heen 1sen AGAINST 1871 at the close last evening,
md this was before ten O'Clock. The earliest TRANSACT
lions after The meeting OF the board were at 1877 and
the fluctuations up the adjournment OF the board
nj three O'Clock were from 1864 to 1874, the latter
being the closing price, Subsequently there was an
advance 10 1881, under the effect of false despatch
sent TO various oces in the street stating that the
voting in Pennsylvania showed democratic ma
Iority OF five thousand, and the latest sales
were at l3s. There was an active bor-
rowing demand for coin, and loans were
made at lilo, 5-64, 3S2, e, 7-64 3-16, n, 164 3-e4
and l-s2 per cent per diem for borrowing AT five
O'Clock coin was offered on loan tomorrow at 3-16
per cent per diem. There was much activity in the
dealings, and large portion OF the short interest
was covered The gross clearings amounted to
$I07 0oo the gold balances to o04 500 and the
currency balances to $29io,135 The Cunard steamer
took out no specie and the Sub Treasury disbursed
$l2+91 IN coin in payment OF interest on the
public debt. The fact OF the leading draw
ers having advanced their rate for sterling
sixty days 1o9s1 contributed sustain the gold
market in the face or political events which render
the eecuon of General Grant to the Presidency
almost certainty. But this advance is owing In
part to the short interest in exchange, bills hay
Ing oeen largely borrowed both by the regular deal
and importers. The Treasury, which sold
100000 in coin to-day, win continue to sell
the same amount daily until three millions
disposed Of, but the Cold Room has
prepared Itself for this Nevertheless the aspect Of
political affairs has changed decidedly in favor OF
the bears within the last twenty-four hours that II
Will be strange If they do not push their advantage
aud force further decline in the absence of any
new and disturbing influences. The price varied as
follows at intervals:-
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS wANTED-Bl
IA family OF three for housekeeping purposes in goo
neghborhood not to exceed $50 month Address W.
Herald Office.
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,a 10: Il kssss :s e; S::s.. .:e
f Ps; ES I .slSaas :.a: ~: y
fs ss Ia :s]S.ass :.n: :,:
1i; N IN wand sas
s ssss square IL city lots IN Iiisd. It, NJ
Plot :ga:r: IL or n:.li, is city c, b:
Mr. Hartmsnpau ale nor OVERSEE city lots In Hhisdss
r9:Ss beside:
si sSu e.. = q nearly 81 city lOts Ewood and
PlS; ~ 10 lass 500 u i ely oi: beside:
s.so square for ~ city lots, in Ewood ST Mr. Down.
Pho. No ls,oso .ou.,s sIs% sS:i 81, lot. beside.
eo or over ~ city lots to be taken for the widen
p Ing q Brcadway Mr. Kpstrck..
Plot No ;qaar. II or over SIX city ot: Hi
Plot No .qa:r. ii. or over s eli; lots, Hi
Plot No isziOoso square H. or over city lots beside:
$50 square It in Hillside it. Mr. RosenbIa tt ....
plo. No lSs sdjeinng. same sizs, Mr. Nsidig
SQUARE il g. N 1sSs ss ls.
Plot No iE-Adjoning same Size Mr. Ehrhardt.
square IL H:ds N GSfe .0. o..iae.
rS Hsss p NJ fyss sy lots beside.
flos No ao square A. Or over ~ city Iot be-
sides 1915 square IT in Hillside ct, Mr. Levison
Plot No square IT, IA city lots besides
Plot No 1Ab9l 5O square IT, 28 city lots. be-
sides a7b square T. or over 81 city lots In Hillside
Plot No 57, 100 square #, 1871 city lots be-
sides 225 square II. 81 city lots, in 1lth
and Hillside ct, Mr. Cohen.
Diagram No ~.
Plot No 175 square f. 15H city lots, be-
sides IL S25 square IT, nearly "a city lots In hillside
st and 18th nv Mr. Rchtsfelat. ..:...............
Plot No l-26,5oO square IT,, l0 city lots, besides
and nth av Mr Lspensrd
and llth av MI Morrell.
a or oyer ey oa o e Hsds q snd
18th av Mr. Leyison. .......................
SQUARE r. or over AZ cy ios in Hillside q and
18th av Mr. Errinser.
sides 500 SQUARE H. or over llN city lots In Hillside
st and 18th av Mr. Brodhead. .....................
CHERRY HILL IN. ~ PRoPERrY-BY. A. d. MEILoK,
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Wheat wns somewhat irregular, common being dull and
heavy while choice firm, choice being relatively much
higher IN Liverpool beside. being more eas sold Choice NO
Chicago selling much lower Winter wheat duh aud
lower buyers manifesng disposition 10 hold aloof Until
prices "touch bottom" The sales comprised about euD
suhc, 81 80 NO Chicago spring y ~ g 5cr No:
2do II ~ VI ~ and 81 70 for No. do ~ ek ~ ~ Tor
Ma Michigan 81 " for amber Michigan ~ lOfor 90 ~,
mana ard " b. ~ 81 for white California Corn was du
And n alc lower. sales were about 10000 bushels at
g. ~ et for new mixed westernthe latter an sx.
~ closing A. ~ Ia 81 IS 81 ~ for new sound
ao anp ~ 70 for white Western. Oats steady, with
s ,"n bushels AZ &c for and 75c for choice,
% s,sady Rye active higher The sales were
1sovo Dusnes western at al 90 81 66 closing n the
.bss pre-; sarsy was quiet b, FIRM with sales Of 10000
~ y Tor State 80 Is for Canada West or
osrie! mat x,uuJ bushels Canada fest brouVht
rhhiyhlh-lhe market aulet 1be enragements
were indon 600 tons oil In bags "A os To Ant
werp so bbls petroleum &C., 10 nsrov@ ner steamer
1850 bushels corn At SD and 7.5J do wheat Z, ia The
charters were "A Danish brig abou. 100 Mia our 40
Rio at eoc, guild. ~ low oOs "o"' ="
GusM,gs were dull and unchanged is,lc 1s1c. for
Hops were 10 fair demand and steady Al snc asc for
prime TO choice ersdes and l2c lsc for inferior Ia soad
Foreign steady Al i5c. a 2c. '' '" toou.
Manila was dpl but steady, a, i2c gold; ju.e was
HAY was only In moderate demand prices were in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15

IMPORTANT 10 FEuALEs.-DR. AND MADAME
DUBDS 25 years pracce1 guarantee certain reiel W
married laiies, with without nedcne no pain or lneon
Female restorative So Patients from US anee
provided with Board nursing, &C. Electricity scenuncNv
applied. Oce fnlrd below Tenth st., New iork
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CorrrF.-The market for Rio continued toernby active
and steady. There sales Of ll2 bags, Goalen,
at lSc Pie, gold, in bond, and s02 bags, Horace
Beale, on private terms Other kinds remained dun and
nominal.
FLOUR AND GRArS.-Receips, lss54 bbls four, n s25
bushels wheat 6o95 do corn ri $50 do OATS 1850 do.
and se052 do barley The demand for both state and wes
-four less active, and holders obliged TO take
&c.,, and In order SELL Extra
cold extent for export but shippers would
pay ga % general thing California -four dull
and heavy The sales were about 5000 bs southern -four
dull but prices nominaly the Saics 500
bills. Rye nour in moderate demand, but steady in
Sales 500 bbs or meal heard OF sales OF
IL 49, ~. 49,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 14-sP.M.
CorroS.-Receipts, 3oss bales There was fair demand
from splnner- and speculaors and inquiry from
poers and fair business Transacted but nj prices NC
below those prevalent yesterday At the close holders
orally anxious sales the reduced
prices The sales 1858 bales including l3 for spin
ming as on speculation 3s5 for export and 10 "a ~ We
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rorr GEORGE PROPERTY, nv JAWS ". MILLER
TNorn-Recrence made IN the following 10 the maps
and diagrams distributed BY the venders for the
venlence Of describing the rroperty
Diagram No. L.
Plot No Containing 1913 square ~ or over 1877 city
Plot No a-s00l0 square H. over i7& city lots, Mr..
Plot 10 as $40 square n over NV city lots, Mr..
Bruner 6lVV
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

e No. isT", inclusive, each ssoa
No. sooo' Inclusive, each SlSa
No. 1900 Inclusive, each slos
No. SO, Inclusive, EACH e.".. $500
e No. 1ssS inclusive EACH sso
ali to No. $3.50 inclusive, each sS... s.oo
Prizes paid gold. Information furnished. The highest
paid for Douboons and all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, i6 Wall street, New York.
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The bids from the nineteen firms mentioned az
gregated, it win be seen s3,aaO,ooo, and Of the
amount sold 100000 was awarded to Messrs Fisk &
Hatch at 1868, and 100000 to Rodewald & Co. at
1870 so1oo. The bids read publicly in the hall Of
the SubTreasury at twelve o'clock and this featur
OF the arrangement is to be commended
The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been fol-
lows
The New York herald., 1868-05-17
DEM. y. THEALL, AUCTIONEER,
ID Late salesman with E. H. Ludlow x Co.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPErS,9&C

125 West Twenty st., between Sixth Seventh
Carved rosewood double sut walnut Library
Suit marble top Centre and Fancy Tables Manel Mirror
Oil Paintings, Lace Curtains French Bedstcads Dressing
Bureaus Mattresses, Bosers and Pillows, oak EItenson
Tables Dining Chairs Crockery Brussels and Ingram Car
pets, Kitchen Utensils, DC.
The New York herald., 1868-05-17

T BOGART, AUCT1oNEER-w1LL SELL ON MON:
day. May l at 10 O'clock At the southeast corner OF
Chatham and Chambers basement the efecu OF "
restaurant and billiard saloon oak Billiard Table oss
room Chair Tables, Bar Counter, empty Casks kengernvo
uaa Chandeers Kitchen Utenss, Ac Wednesday 2o, At
ION O'Clock, II The auction rooga, No. North William
"uruiture, Carpets. Plano. "a.
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the
LATE Mr.. A. N. COZZENS.
These pictures well known In art circles require
comment. The collection contains
SEvENTY-FIvE PAINTINGS,
Nearly all OF which are BY American artists,
and may appropriately be entitled 'Pnacoheca Ameri
cana comprising the choicest examples OF the respective
masters collected by Mr. Cozzens during period OF 30 years
OF the most intimate relations with art and artists
Mr. Cozzens liberal and intelligent patron Of Amer
and remarkabe for good taste and for that genial
sympathy with arsts which, Mt the time he began 70 interest
himself In important element Of ART encour-
agemen His opportunities accordingly for procuring repre-
sentative works OF school OF the best Kind Most oil
his pictures OF the artists who painted them
Time when they founding their reputation, and work
ing With that degree of earncsness which
the best period OF artistic MANY OF the pictures
belonging to his collection might cited the best produc
tions Of their painters Such opportunity for procuring
works Of American valuable In connection with is his
tory not occur again. for there s representative
collection In private hands equal to t.
His Coles Church, Durand Eastman johnson, Ken
setf, HuntinRtons, sulv, Stuar Inmans Cropsey Pine
Hicks Mount woodville Edmonds Leutzes, Leslie, Dough
tys, Weir, Whredge 6c., &c. were esteemed by Mr. Coz
10 be II equaed by other works OF
those celebrated painters.
Now on view day and evening.
u A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIoNEBR--THE NEW AND
w. elegant will be sold public auction
The New York herald., 1868-05-17
TIENRY ID. MINER AUCTIONELR.
IL ssesroom No. Cortlandt street, four doors west OF
broadway, Art Gallery, eit Broadway.
HOUSEHOLD FL RxrTURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, &c.

II. D. MINER 4 BARKER will sell At auction, on Saturday.
May g. mt 10 O'clock their ealesroom, No. Cortand
street, genteef household Furniture consisting of Carpets
Mirrors Curtains, Stair Carpets Olcoth Crockery Class
Kitchen Uenss Ac, &c removed for convenience
Of sale. Particulars hereafter.
The New York herald., 1868-05-17

JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
w NASSAU STREET.
In the best style. ~ "
The New York herald., 1868-05-17

II A. LAWRENCE, AUCT1ONEBR--THE NEW AND
elegant ySshi ssPphe vii ss ,Ss a; pusc auction ON
board vessel at foot o. Bridge street Brcosyn L. l. 1R
feet beam q feet inches depth Of hold fect tonnag
3O old measurements This splendid vessel was
and care y manner with model rnequsled& & iol sPecu
launched from their yard at Brooklyn one year ago On he
cruise last with the New York Yacht squadron new
IN the great ito wndward) from Newport 70 Bloet
Island she easily ousaled all her comretltors Her urn
and equipments elegant, complete and perfect IN
every particular Inventory and further Information me
Auctoneers once Trinity Building, Ill Broadway, base
ment