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EUREKA LIFE BLOOD ELIXIR

is the greatest known remedy in the world to
purify the Blood and antidote to counteract
and ward off disease.
TENTATIVE means Antidotive or Altera-
tive. All antidotes may be said TO be Altera-
tive but all Alternative Medicines are not Anti
dotal. The Il. l.. b. t. is the only compc und
that comprises in its combination full and
complete ALTERATIVE and REST0RA-
TIVE.
BLASTEMA means the Material out Of
which tissue is. or may be, formed. The r.. ID
B. Il. is :he remedV to organize and build up
this LIFE AND II EAL1H giving property to
the emsciated and broken down system.
CYAN0SIS means blueness, ON imperfect
circulation or @ration of the blood Whenever
you feel this com plant or look it. you should at
once take Il. l.. B. e., which is sine qua non
10 dspelling this most melancholy and suici-
dal look and feeling. which, to true Southern
man or woman. is.as disgusting. execrahIe and
loathsome as the sight blue coat" ps- Take
the remedy here prescribed, and nip the hydra
headed monster in the bud before 1t fastens its
anaconda folds upon you. pc soning and suck
ing the last drop of PURE LIFE BLOOD.
More anon. III
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For the second place In hersemanship, 10 be
determined In same manner, a superb Riding
Whip and Spurs. valued at $50.
As- The entrance fec for Knights win be $40.
Entries can be made up TO juno 10th at DR..
W. N. WILKERSQN,S prng Store, ao Main
corner Main and South Court streets, or with
Captain VAN, at Office of Bigley, Mellersh a
Co. The Entrance Fee Is expected to be paid
within reasonable time after subscribing, 70
proper arran gements for the Grand Exhibition.
The whole will be under the direction Of the
following gentlemen General J. D. RUFFlN,
Colonel W. I; STEWART. Major g; Y.
WILKERS0N, Captain W. III. PASSMORE,
Captain GEORGE MELLERSH. 67-t
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DISSOLUTION.

MUTUAL CONSENT THE. FIRM OF
ID simpsOn Sanders A Co is this day DIS
soived by he withdrawal Of Wm. Simp on.
The undsrsiTned will ccntinge the eusinsss I, a
ROS-FR a "a and We trust 10 receive the
patrorare Of our friends. and promise faith
I'M rerformence Of our duty 20 then.
- II. A. SANDERS.
JOHN h0SSEh.
JAMES s. lZARD.
Memphis. June 1. 1865.
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Great Head Center of Amusement Seekers
Crowded houses nightly attest tho superiority
of this STAR TROUPE over all others here
tofore presented to the Memphis public
New Songs, Dances. Burlesques, Farces,
Pantomimes and Ethiopian Eccentricities.
Admission. 30 cents; Private Boxes, SIS 90.
Doors open at ~ o'clock; Performance to
commence at 81 o'clock.
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To MY Friends.

rt.he Measure IN Recommending ny former
r.-f-rrs 70 vou. and trust you viii bcftoW pon
tb.m = liberal share Of your natronare.
"a WM. SIhfhON-
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

HAVING ESTABLISHED OUR 0MNI-
II bus Line, and determined to work at the
SAME RATE OF FARE CHARGED BE-
FORE THE WAR, and having an experience
respectfully s5lcit of our old friends and the
public a share Of their patronage. We have
the exclusive privilege of Checking Baggage in
connection with the Memphis and Charle ston
promptness and reliability of our agents. Fare
to and from any points within the city, TW EN-
TY-FIVE CENTS. Prompt attention given
to calls left at the Ticket Office of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, 273 Main street.
and at the office of Keck a. Bros. s99 Second
street. lS4l PATTERSON, KICK AZ co.
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NEW YORK.

Nrw YeRK, June 2.-Gold, 39s. Cot
ton quiet and steady; uplands, 3lc
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IL III Il ~ l. ~ ~ ..
F. +. W ". sMIrH, N. E. (. coecH hRRAAN
" a A. F GTSRTs99NN, NAPOLEON EfaNkn HILL.
j. T. STRATT0N.
STOCKHOLDERS:
Allison Bros, W. II. Andrews.
NJ. A. Allen, Benjamin Babb,
NJ. l.. Bacon, c. g. Bill,
w. II. Bridges, d. w. Bowman.
W. s. Bruce & Co., ?. II. Bryson,
S. j. Camp, G. B. Carter,
Z. NJ. Cash. 9. y. Clay.
@. f. ChAmberlin, J. l.. Chandler,
W. II. Cherry. NJ. y. Cochran.
Geo. A. Cochran. Q. Curtis,
Il. S. Davis, j 5. Day,
Desoto Bank, billiard Pinson & Co..
III. Dow, W. J. p. Doyle,
s. H. Dunscomb. Edmonds Pettigrew&CC
w. NJ. Harrington, ]. I. Fargason,
j. +. Frank j. Co., X. ID. Frayser,
John W. Fowler, N. Ford Co..,
W. c. Poster, W. B. Galbreath,
M. Gavin, W. B. Greenlaw,
6. W. Gilmore. Chas. Gilmore.
@. W. Goyer, w. A. Goodwin.
r. d. Goodlett, W: II. Goodlett Il Co.,
DR.. d. Gober, John Gum.
D. P. MADDEN & Co.. A. L. Harris,
VIM. +. Hardin, A. Hatchett.
Jno. P. Hill &Co., |. M. Hill,
Napoleon Hill, j. @. Hoist Il Co..,
II. b. Howell. Howell, Wood x Co..
Jno. L. Holman, W. Y. u. Humes,
j. r. Jett, X. s. Jones,
Jno. johnson, c.. Kortrecht,
Il. ID. Lawrence. Jno: d. Leech.
G.. II. LeGuere. y. ii. Leidy,
T. f. Mackall, NJ. ii. Martin,
u. Marshall, Mansfield * Higbee
II. McDavitt, !. II. McDavitt,
I. b. Mercer, Geo. Mitchell.
X. j. Morgan, Thos. Meffet,
esse Moore. A. j. Murray,
os. NJ. Myers. Q. p. Norris,
Jno. 0verton. jr.. Henderson Owen.
II. A. Partee, Partee a. Harbert
j, 7. Peyton, J. J. Powers,
W. P. nieaist, ". g. Rainey,,
S. p. Read, y. !. Risk,
l.. X. Richards, Isidor Rosenbach,
NJ. j. Rossell. j. I. Stratton,.
J. 7. Swayne, j. 4 ]. Steele & Co.,
VIM. ii. Stephens, T. w. Smith,
]. A. Taylor, a. Naccaro;
II. p. Walt, W.B. Waldran,
G. G. Ward, S. NJ. Ward,
X. ID. Ward, Geo. W. While,
nj. J. Wieks, VIM. A. Williamson,
s. W. wilkins, Jas. M. Williamson;
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A Chapter of Facts
FOR OUR READERS.
Not to be Forgotten

A S THE sIOKLY SEASON IN OUR CITY
N and in all the malarial districts OF tn,
country is rapidly approaching, it becomes
every one to fortify themselves against thes,
malarial poisons. To do this every one mus
have due regard to Biology. which is The
science of Life. and teaches that the Blood il
the great Fountain Of Lite. When impure tn,
brittle thread becomes weakened, and il suf
fered to continue so may snap asunder any mo
ment. The =
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THE CELEBRATED
Buckeye Mowers and ReaperS
MANUFACTURER PRICES.

n
One.Horse Endless Chain Powers and
Threshers;
Two Horse Endless Chain Powers
and Ihreshers;
TwO-Horse Lever Powers and Thresh-
ers;
Four Horse Lever Powers and
Threshers;
victor and other Sorghum or Sugar
Cane Mills;
Copper stills of all sizes.
A large assortment Of Peoria, Moline, South
ern Clipper and other Steel Flows. at less than
manufacturers' rates. for sale by
ORGILL BROS. a. CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Cut
lery, etc.. Nos. $40 and 3l2 Front
81 street. Memphis. Tennessee.
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AMusEM ENrs.
GRAND TOURNAMENT

AMuSE ~ z NTos
GRAND TOURNAMENT
ron rnE-
Benefit Of wIdowoan Orphans.
TT is PROPOSED TO HAVE a GRAND
/ Tournament on the Memphis. Association
Race Course on WEDNESDAY, lIfH W
JUNE. fer which the following Prizes VIII DO
offered;
FIRST PRIZE,
For the most Rings In three rounds Of the
arena, Diamond Ring valued at SoU0.
SECOND PRIZE,
For the next highest number. Gold Watch
valued at $3.50.
THIRD PRIZE,
For the best Riding, to DO determined BY
umpires selected. an elegant Saddle and Bride
valued at slOO.
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL, 100000. :
OFFICE---No. II Madison ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

DIRECTORS
E. McDAVITT, W. B. WALDRAN,
t $SS$S{PBH#5s + + F SSS
j. T. STRATT0N.
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Benefit Of Widow and Orphans.
THIRD PRIZE,
FOURTH PRIZE,

For the best Riding. to bo determined BY
umpres selected. an elegant Saddle and Bride
valued at S100.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UorION NOTICE.
rare chance for bousekeepcrs.
Over 500 lots of

Magnificent Household Furniture,
Drawing Room Suits, Panoors Bronzes vovet Carpets,
statuay Chandeliers, Silver Plate ac al public auction
this day Monday April 90 at the elegant 6ve story brown
stone mansion = West Sixteenth street bessesa Filth and
roomssuperb Suits Furniture green and gold and
crimson and gold brocatsl of the richest descrp-
sscTeairs bookcase 500 Volumes choice Books
Encognures Bos de Rose Cabinets Centre and Consoe Ta
bes, Brocade and Lace Curtains Velvet Medallion Carpets
Rugs, Bronze Clock, Artstc Bronze Figures Ma
zeppa, Peace, War; Minerva Flower Boy and
9i Antique Lava Vases on Painting BY eminent artists
Holy Family, by Sebres; Fruit and Fiowers, Summer and
Winter by Coe Storm Sea- Fshcrmans Family, Ancient
Rome Marble sstuettos representing Europe and America
superb Sevres Ornamsnts magni6cen
wood pianoioe Stool Cover, Ausc STAND Ha.s.and and
Silver Casters Salvers, Tureens Dinner Tea Service,
Cake Baskets, French China Dinner Sets Sheffield Table
Cutlery, Table Linen; rosewood and walnut Dressing
rsaas, Beds.eads Wardrobes commodes Turkish Easy
Blankets Sheets Counterpanes Also all the Furniture OF
the servants apartments Basement Kitchen
Sale peremptory. N. B-Compeent persons in attendance
and the goods The above elegant residence
for sale
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
BoaAar, AUcrIoSEER.


On Monday, April ~,
Af0y o'clock, st The private residence NO. II reas Jones
street, Broadway, elegant Household Furniture
sfstinG OF rosewood Pari0r Suis brochate Tuk
sh Easy and Rocking CHAIR marble ,op Centre Tables
large French pias Mirrors lace Cta,ns and Cosnices;
Sofas and Lounges In rops rwssh Lounge end sofa
bottom Chs!rs N reps; CcekA Msn.ei orna.nepss. on
olos, FspIsr. iHohs S6ssi~ raSls; vayss BysSssls.
Thrrspy and Ingram Cnxpels, Hearly 0ear CnFpeta
OBeiohs EstensIoo Dining rabls Char rockesy, China
and .,Asswsrs rAois CuGsr rsewccd Bsdsiesd marble
xsi,.eass. feathsr Pillows and sos'erA co.scrlanes
"a Si,s n tcrg r'srk ~,,rai Wary,robe Baae
mean - kun.sa Fu~isurs. Osxaaass.. a esss w"
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

QY HENRY d. MINER, AUcTtoSEER.- -sALEsRooM.
- 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post onlce
HANDSOME aousEHoL6 FURSIrURE MADE BY r.
4. WEEDS Cob ROSEWOOD PIANO, FRENCH
AND ORNAMENTS, &C, &C. ~ WV"
n. d. MINER BARKER viii sell A. snc,io, T,est.x
April a. at lok oclock, e private rsdenc. sio Rsst
xfteenh stree opposite suyvessni square hsndson,e
velye Brusses and Iapsey csrp. rich carved rose wood
RAgere rosewood CENTRE and Side Tables DO Mnsc Ssnd
rosewood seven ocsys Psnc by city msker superior
plate Pier hrrors China vsses, Curtains &C. &C black
ws!oy suis y lsn rsys susswccd secrsisry Es
isce xSd Wsrdrcbss Washslsnds Lounges CSa,rs Per
and Toilet Tables CURED Hair mstresses Feather pes
Bolsssrs and Pillows, Bankets, Lace Curtains Ocoshs
rosewood Han Stand sad Chss Bronzs Urholu Cbsn
delters and Brackes oNk Ks1snaou Table osh us
ssd Chairs, sivsspls.sd Msre oroeksy, oisaswsre 30
" Ftchcr ieaa',n nca,ls
sad u GOOD srsas sss S<lst sas wta yvnnaaee. '
The New York herald., 1868-04-20


DRIAN ii. MULLER, AUCTi0EEER-
IncrIoN SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPER
ry. SITUATE IN THE TOWN OF WEST FARMS, WEST
CHESTER COUNTY, FORMERLY KNOWN As LEG
GETrs HOMESTEAD.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. R. WILKINS 4 co. will sell
at auction, on Tuesday, April s 1885, 10 o'clock, at Ex
change saleroo Ill broadway New York, sbou, IS
OF Land situate the
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD,
a the town Of West Farms wes,chessr county W. about
three miles from Central Park, and IL miles from Harlem
hridue bounded bv the Boulevard Hunts Point
aud Legcets creek, within half hour of the City Hall by
Underground railroad he bill for the construction OF which
Immediate vicinity Of the fine estates Of Messrs Fse
SpoGord Gilbert Barreto, Bryan Dckey, Hoe and Casa
nova, and has commanding view OF New York city Long
Island Sound and East river no property more desirsble
York for those wishing to purchase for the purpose
erecting residences It's accessibility by and
and steamboat the character of the surrounding i'm
provements i position uniting the convenience of the city
cation beauty OF scenery its facilities for boating bathing
fishing all combine render this property arac
tive The land win be sold in Villa Plots Of from 10
asn s have Sss1 laid Sut By competent
will be equally benefited by the natural advantages OF the
place There Ia the place Mansion House, gardeners
Cottage Barn. Farm House. Bathing and Boat House, also
private dock, tine growth of trees, &c.
Typographical maps with sketches Of different views taken
from the place. be had application To the auconeer
No Pine street, New York, on and after the s3d inst
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

DY HTNRY II. LEEDS. hUCTIONEER.
ID HENRY II. LEfDs 4 MINER will sell by auction,
Tuesday April 81 al 0N O'clock at the private residence a
East Thirteenth street,
Elegant Household Furniture, by Potter stymus
: spd other well known makers,
Consisting OF prnsse and Ingram Carpets Velvet Rug
carved rosewood suit Ia cold and purple brocAtel GUT
Mirror rosewood marble Centre Tables elegant Cur
alns 10 match anti, carved Bookease carved black walnut
Library Tabe, black walnut Library SUIT ~ blue plush
cared baok walnut Dining Table elegant carved oak
bic top ne DO Dessert Stand oak Dining Chairs IN green
reps Lounge match, carve rosewood Bedstc ads
marble top Dressing bureau, carved rosewood Awoires
0ace mahogany Wardrobe, Hair Mattresses Psliasce,
Feather 30 sera and Pillows Wash Stands China Cr0ckev
and Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture The entire catalogue
comprises good aud substantial furniture, well worthy the
tenon OF purchasers. The sale viii commence with he
kitchen furniture.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
A -CAMPBELL 4 CO., AuCIIoNEERs,

Sell this day, by catalogue commencing l0H O'clock
3s st. Marks place, Second avenue, all the elegant
Household and Kitchen Furniture contained in said four
story brown stone private residence consisting OF rich black
walnut Paor Suits, in OF Lghe Bradburys
French black walnut and mahogany Bedsesds other Bed
steads elegant marble black walnut and mahogany Dress
ing Bureaus With French plate mirrors hne marble top centre
Tables, mahogany Leaf Side other Tables Extension
Tables mahogany, haircoth black Dining Room and
other Chairs enclosed and other Washstands Toilet Sets
Shades Mirrors 6ne Hair other Mattresses extra feather
Pillows Bolstes and Bedding; Brussels hreepy stair and
other Carpets Ocoths Refrseraors, stoves, Glassware
Plated Ware, Crocksry Kitchen Utensils &c., With which
sale will Buyers, dealers especially invited. Cat
alogue at residence early.
CAMPREIL. LR.. Salesman.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

DY HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIogEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture, rosewood Piano Mirrors
In good order On Paintings, 10.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell by auction
Tuesday, Apr 81 at 10 O'Clock al the residence No 50 West
Thirtyhird street
Paors ADMINISTER, Velvet snd Brussels Carpets superb
rosewood suit 10 figured brocate elegant rosewood seven
Plano Cover aud STOOL gt franc, French plate Pier
and hznie hirrs elegant decorated China Vases GIT mar
BILE iop Console Tables superb hucd silk orocade window
Curtains and gilt Cornccs OIL Paintings, superb Music Box
Lace Window Curtains, &c.
Bbrnry.Velvet Carpets, covered black walnut Library
Table, Library Bookcase black wanoi Librafy Chair, 10 mo
Bedrooms. Bedseads, mahogady do, rosewood
and mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus brocade Win
dow Curtains and Lsmbrekins hair haiuesses holsters
aud rilows PAllalsses, &c.
Dining Rooni.Oak Extension Dining Tables, oak Dining
Chairs OAK Lounge figured rep, window Curtains oak
Regulator superb stuffed Birds toge,hcr with other Gle
Furniture all IN good order embracing China, Crockery
and Glass Ware aud o.her Furniture with khchen Ware
with which the sale will We would call the sen
Non OF purchasers TO the above.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

Rf HhNRY D. MINER, AUCTIoEEER. -sALBsROoM
y ~ Nassau street. opposite The fost once Art Gallery
80 Broadway HENRY ~ MINER BARkBR win sc at
aucuon Mynda April 20 1885, al 10k O'Clock at the private
residence No. 10 West Ninth street. third door from Cnivor.
y place senlsel House bold furniture consisting OF Velvet
brussen ana Tapestry Carpets rosewood Parlor sas In
sreen plush sod green brocste French Plate Pier Mirrors,
GIT marble Top Tier Table, black walnut mahogany Bad.
scads Bureaus, Wardroes Washssn. and cjbairs ms
any Sofas Lounges, Curtains Cornoss Hair and Straw
nsresses Eosiefs and Pillows black walnut Extension
be ana Chahs Orockefy Glassware and Kitchen Utenss.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
A D6IAN n. MULLER, AUcTIONEER.
IA VALUABLE
LEASEHOLD PREMISES

ON EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.
NEAR UNION SQUARE AND FIFTH AVENUE
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS 4 CO., will sell at
auction TUESDAY, April 81 at II O'clock at the Exchange
Salesroom, No III Broadway; =
RABr FoURrKRNTn STREEr-The Lease Of lots, together
with the first class -four story brown stone House thereon
situate the north aide of East Fourteenth street. between
Fifth and Union square, and known No. ii East
Fourteenth street. The Lease Van Buren, Lease has 81
from May 1867 annual ground rent OF
500 taxes and with covenants renewa
or buildings to be paid for Lots 90 w. Oe feet nohes This
property very desiraby located for business purposes and
Me buildings at moderate cost be converted into
stores For more full particulars apply to the auctonee
Alta DUANE STREET, TUESDAY, slsT, AT IL NJ,
IA promptOur regular sale of Horses, Wagons and Har
embracing stock OF first Horses
that has been offered this season 10 part Wonder Colt
1bS hands, FIVE warranted sound and kind fast and
1ne Blood bay Clay Horse le high, seven years. cost
81 ZOO from Ccheeer warranted sound kind, and
beat go Black Mare, 5s hgh eight bred on Long
Island sister to Gen. Butler sired by the celebrated stall
Jon, Smith Burr warranted sound kind I'm every way
:50 bred by O. PRICE, Esq Black Mare, l5S high eight
Burr Abdala FIRE Fly BY Henchman he out Of Inn
ported Messenger Godva $40 Also several other superior
orses Particulars and pedigrees morning of sale Also
Wagons by Wood bros Brewstcr Dusenbury and Others
Harness, DC.
JOHN L. vANDBwATER, Auctionser,
"a
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
ly HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTOSEER.
} Elegant Household Furniture.

Ily HENRY II. LEBDs, AUCTTOSEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER Will sell by auction on Mon
day, April 30 at l0H o'clock, ut West Thirty fourth street
All valuable Furniture consisting Of velvet medallion and
Brussels Carpets elegant ebony and ormou Paror Suits,
rich Window Curtains lace dtto ebony mounted Cao
rich ormolu yases painted ditto. st class rosewood P
gi, Fire Screen, git Reception Chairs Mosaic inaid
Tables fgure on Paintings by Moran Migno Hub
bard others Parior Suit IN crimson and Curtains
10 match inlad extension DningrOom Table nane Mirrors
nne Cutlery and Glass Ware,
Bedroos-Carved black walnut; and rosewood round end
Bedseads ditto Dressing bureaus, Chairs match
size rosewood Bedstead wsrdrobes Suit in reps Curtains 10
match Bedding Mattresses velvet Curtains, marble top Han
stand, Kitchen Ware and other costly Furniture This will
he found arSt class sale respect and worthy par
ticua attention.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
Elegant Horses, Carriages, Harness, &C.


No. West Fortyfourth street.
By EDWARD sCHENCk, tomorrow, 21st nst., az gk
O'Clock A. H. above, elegant span OF black Road
Horses ~ hands, seven years old perfectly sound kind and
fine soel Mare b hands years perfee! In evor
way can trot Ia s;is Also, very fine Road Horse l6
Coupe Rocksway by Wood Bros In hne order Aso light
TOY wagon Pole and shafts by Miner stevens Also sht
Sleigh Also, Double and Single Harnesss Bankets,
Robes, &C.
n B.. The above be only Monday afternoon,
from to O'Clock.
u A LAWRENCE, AUCrIoNBER.
II. STRATTON win sell Wednesday, Aprt e. at So
Clinton place. at 10x o'clock, all the Furniture of the house.
consisting Of Mirrors rosewood Bookcase and Sideboard OF
Paintings Pmp.on and Sofa Bedstsads Carpets Kitchen
Furniture.
The New York herald., 1868-04-20
pY JOSEPH uEGBxAY co.
ID TUESDAY, APRIL 81,

DY JOSEPH uEGEMAN a co.
ID TUESDAY, APRIL 81,
Al l0occck A. NJ, al e6s Washington street. near Futon
avenue BROOKLYN.
handsomc Furniture, rosewood Parlor snis by pesolr
splendid walnut marble top Chamber But With Ladies Ward
robe, French Plate 0lass, oak Dining Table and Chairs
Mattresses, Wilton Brussels Carpets, Feather Bosers
and Pillows, Lace window Cudsins cases OF rare touth
Amerlgan Birds valuable on Paintings, stssuees OF the
War; GLASS and China, dc.
SAME DAY
At 10 ocock NJ, at i55 Rliou place, between Hanson
place and Atlantic avenue, Rrcoklyn
Oek Library bookcase, Desk Parlcr suit reps Lounges
Arm Char Beisleads bureaus, Mattresses. marble top Hal
stand, pak Extension rste, Chairs ktteaen Utensils, Ne
frgerator, Stoves Brussels Carpets, 40. :.
SANE DAY,
AZ 0N O'Clock NJ, IA Fcafl street. between Tlary
and Concord streets, Brooklyn.
Walnut Psrior suit Pier Mirrors Curtains dne Engrav.
ng Bron1es, Table,, Velvet Carpets marble top Chamber
Sets Mattresses, China, &C. "
The New York herald., 1868-04-20

A DMIN1STRATRIX'S SALE OF
N MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VALUABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
CHOICE PRIVATE STOCK OF WINES &C,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL Il, AT l0jp O'CLOCK,
AT THE RESIDENCE OF
THE LATE LOUIS ANRICH,
NO ~ EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR Eth AVENUE.
HENRY b. HERrs, AUCTioSEER,
will se above all the magnificent household Furniture
comprising superb rosewood Paror Suit richly carved
cred IN crimson and gold SATIN rich French plate pier and
nanei Mirrors royal Wilton Administer velvet and Brussels
Carpets burglar proof plate Safe superb French and
East India china Dinner real Br1nZes French
tel Clocks Eagere, China, Glass and Silver Ware
solid and walnut Chamber Suits richly carved sod
walnut Buets Dining Tables Centre, Side and
Gard Tables also great variety of cooking and kitchen
Utensils all within few months and in splendid order.
Also
about thirty very valuable original Oil Paintings.
Also
a choice private stock of very fine Wines.
Catalogues and permits at uctonees oIce ls9 Broadway