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New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

simplicity and convenience and ganGe~ there repTe
prominent contributions OF every yd Vim anecdotes
sented The lecture was ntersperseu WIN "ii,. "a
OF noted men aud women persona , ~ tbe iat.
Cnors ListricaI facts not generally known vi 'o nv
Ter the foicwog win suffice ~ sample; In lFe Eons
T+errb crSnie lady Of Martinique on her way 10
@ jrven by contrary winds into the Me9.'eIi an aea, AZ
5 a., tlgcrian corsalrs. and sold as slave 10 ihe
S9t Seine Ill whose favOrite she soon became She
I con Who was the grandfather OF the present Snilah
WI tbe story goes that this pretty creole was cousin
enane 10 Mile Tascher de Ia Pagere, another creole
b became the Empress Josephine, the grandnO,h heT oi
Tapoleon III II results from this history that INC I'm
neror Of France and the Sultan OF Turkey De0ne 10
the same family. In referring to the distribution
OF premiums, Mr. Cowdin Observed: 1t IS
Gratifying fact that TO the exhibitors 1oln
our own country awarded greater proportion OF
prizes than TO those Of any other nation Inc Cm!ed
States was particularly hOnOred on account OF us c0h
buttons from the QuaTtermaster's Department ara lhe
Coast Survey these beng cassed hOrS c0neOms ana pro-
nounced wholly unrivaed. TO .our countrymen four
grand prizes were givenOne TO Cyrus W flelc Or te
Atlantic Telegraph Cable, one to Prof. hughes LOT the
Printing Telegraph, to the Sanitary C0mnisson anu
one to VIM c. Chapin Of the Pacific Mills OF Lawrence,
Mass for the superior management ana plan OF those
works Seventeen gold, 67 silver, and IS bronze medas
were awarded 90 American exhibitors the lecturer was
followed with great attention by goodiy audience 0
int ir4
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
"PARIs AND THE EXPOSITION or 1872 4.

Mr. Eliot G. CoWdin, one of the United States
Commissioners TO the Paris Exposition delivered an in
tcrestDg lecture on the abOyenamed subject on satur
dag night in the large hall OF Cooper Institute He gave
@ graphic DESCRIPTION OF Paris 1t appears to the
stranger and rected at length the eventul history
OF the OhGps de Mars, which Francois de Neufeha
fAa MOsteT Of the Interior In l796 he'd the first great
exhibition, and which the aet Exposition was held
AZ the fTs there 40 exhibitors at the Fair
closed a 2T citizens from all parts OF the world displayed
The WOndrOas products Of their taste and SKILL The lee
tnFeI deserb6J y the arrangement Of ihe interior Of
the FaT claiming t2r II tie mcI1t u snpfn0r iDRcDny
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
CLOTHING.

FREEMAN BURR the with unusually large
stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing grade which they would
style material will be found the and perfect hng
snteed al garments the Ready Made well the Custom depart
ment
rs- Prices much lower than they have for years
SPRING OVERCOATS FROM S6 TO $40.
~ English and American Waterproof
SPRING OVERCOATS FROM so TO S15.
y English and Scotch Tweeds
SPRING 0VERCOATS FROM $12 TO $1S-
y silk Mixtures and MelOns
SPRING OVERCOATS FROM S15 TO $50.
- French Coating with Silk Facings
business SUITS FROM $40 TO $751;
Id Union and Fancy Csssiseres
business SUITS FROM $12 TO S2j.
I'D Silk Mixed and other Cashmere
business SUITS FROM 500 TO $50.
ID English Melton, Scotch Tweed, &c
nRESS SUITS FROM S2J TO $35.
~ Black Cloth and Cashmere.
nRESS SUITS FROM $50 TO $40
~ Fine French Cloth aud Doeskin.
nRESS SUITS FROM $40 no $50.
IL Made Measure
DOYS' SUITS FROM s. TO SO.
Id Por School and Home Wear
DOYS SUITS FROM So TO SO.
ID Suitable for All Ages
DOYS SUITS FROM So TO S12.
ID The Bismarck and Gsribaldi
DOYS SUITS FROM SO TO S15.
Id Embroidered aud Braided. - - -
DOYS' and YOUTHS SPRING 0VERCOATS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds
VI Shirts Made to Measure.
FREEMAN g. BURR, Clothing Warehouse
Il Nos l24 Fulton and 30 Nassau-st
Southeast of Fulton aud N9ssan.us
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
BURGLAR ACCUSED OF STEALING AND KILLING
A CHILD


A short time ago Capt. Donovan of the HO-
boken Police, and Officer McGbney OF the Eleventh (N
" Precinct arrested gang Of eight persons in NewYork
three OF whom tDr Julius Englehart, and two confed
erates accused OF burglary at ackensack, four
charged with being receivers and the other Engle
hart's WIFE suspected Of being In some way mp-
Gated In the affair Dr. EDglehart, veterinary surgeon,
and his two confederaes sent TO Hackensaek for
trial. the four receivers admitted 10 ball. and Mrs.
Englehart discharged subsequently Capt Donovan
discovered goods In Mrs Engleharts house, por
ton OF the proceeds Of extensive burglary at Duss
mans hotel, foot OF WeehawkeD Hill, which was com
mitted four months Thereupon Mrs Englehart was
rearrested, and committed to the Hudson
County Jail 10 await the action OF the Grand
Jury for being receiver Of stolen goods
Two three DAYS ago, policeman Kaiser OF HoD0keD,
received a letter. written In German, and post marked
New-Yofk. In which the writer says that the person
robbed at Hackensack has expressed herself as unwilling
TO appear against Engehard aud that the latter ioW
hrs admission. stole child from In front OF MeckerB
brewery at Gnftenburg and slaughtered" IT, and that
he had also been engaged IN horse stealing captain
Donovan aud many citizens OF Gutenburg remember That
little girl IA years old disappeared from her house there
about two years ago since which time DO trace OF her
could be found hut OF them remember the name of
the mother, know anything on her present where
ab0us. Englehardt In much Affected by s confinement,
and day of last week attempted tncldo by hanging,
but Was discovered ~ time 10 save his HE.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

In Justice Chambers's Court, Jersey City, OH
Saturday Catherine Murphy and her daughter, Ellen
Mary, held TO bail for having assaulted Bridget
Mannon, al No. l97 Greene-st.
I'm the Court of Special Sessions on Saturday
Bernard Abler fined SIS for driving horse covered
with sores . Patrick j. Rothwe for driving pair Of
horses covered with sores. was also fined so.
In Justice Voorhees, Court, Willamsburgh
SATURDAY. George Pullman accused OF stealing two
dogs from George Peterson Of No lT5 North Eighth St.
of which valued at t5, aud the other at S2j lie
viii he examined to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
IAubounoemeuul

DUDLEY FIELD, esq.'s residence has been saved
from bargars by the BURGLAR ALARM TrLgGR,Fg which aroused the
family the instant the widow isrcsd open
T. HOLMES No 2Ol Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

For STRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Pnces 10 . ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY seldom
falls o a cough cold.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
CITY GOVERNNENT.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN
BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

The Board held two meetings on Saturday
afternoon, but did nothing
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

" Our greatest yet With least pretente,
Great In council, great in var,
Foremost Captain Of bis time,
Kirb In saving common sense,
And A. the greatest only are,
IN his simplicity sublime,
Who never sWerved from truth 20 serve the houI,
Nor paltered with Almighty God for poNeTi
Who let the forbid streams Of nInor tOw
Through either babbliug word Of high or loS
Whose life Is work whose language rife
With rugged maIimt hewn from lie.
He on whom. from both her open hands,
Lavish Honor showers all her stsB
Ard arluent Fortune emUtes all Der bon
lesi let our highest hOnors wait
On him who cares not 10 he great
But 80 he serves OF saves Tie state.
Then let peoples voice
Iu ful acclaim
A peoples voice
The proof and echo Of al human fame
A peoples voice when they rejoice,
10 civic rsvel. pomp, or game.
Attest Their great Commander claim
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

30 TO MCFARLAND" BOOKSTORE,
" eoTrs Of Brodvsy shd boI Of beaau
FRENCH MOTH PAPER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
DEMOCRATIC TOWNS HIP
MEETINGS.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following township
meetings: -l.. ~
Central College. Friday. September 25th, at2P.
NJ. Speakers-Hun. Geo. l.. Converse and Tho {.
Sparrow. 1.f .f .r.,... ..-- f...srrIG.t... .-r,-
Aqler's School House; Friday evening, September
25th. Speakers-Thos. Sparrow and Geo. L.. Con-
verse. tf ' 500 .-....
Groveport, Saturday, September 10th. at 2 2. NJ. 1.
(Pole raising) Speakers-George L.. Converse, A {.
Mayo and j. St John Clarkson. ..Gl .I.au a
Spangler's School House, Saturday evening, Sep
tember 26th. Speakers-George l.. Converse, j. st
John Clarkson and A. Mayo. - ~ bird
Alton, Tuesday evening, September 29th. Speak
ers George l. Converse and 9. Loewenstein.
Briggs School House. Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 3Oth. Speakers-E. b. Eshelman and K. T..
DeLany. -G' :. r7r GU-'"f,' eFn'| "FI fE
Jones' School House. Brown township, Thursday,
October l, at 2 M. Speakers-JOhn NJ. Pugh
and E. b. Eshelman. 5-. ....-.. =,
Hilliard Station, Thursday evening. October l,
at ~ o'clock. Speakers-E. b. Eshelman and
Judge j. M. Pugh. t'' ."-t 'i.' 81"
Shadeville Friday evening, October Cd. Speakers
John &. McGuffey and q. Loewen stein. .
Black Lick Friday evening, October I'd. Speak
ers-Geo. l.. Converse and u. b. Eshelman. h r".
Dublin. Saturday. October Sd, at P. NJ. Speak
ers-Gen. Jos. ii. Geiger, j. 9. Groom and c. Loew-
enstein. .---- -....a ..
Worthington. Saturday evening; October Sd.
Speakers--Gen. Jos. Il. Geiger, g. Loewenstein
and J C. Groom. ... -.aHs
The committeeman in the several town
ships will make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings. Let everybody
turn out and hear the important issues OF
the campaign discussed. a q
TAXI - JOHN G. THOMPSON,
ci -J- Chairman Dem. Ex. Co.
WIS HUFFMAN, Sec'y. .ft p " 81 E-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
COLUMBUS, O., MONDAY MORNING,

the fence and cautiously approached the
ledge of rocks where report located its
den. The upper side Of the rock is
smooth and level. So creeping to its
edge andlooking over, 1 saw the monster
suake coiledointo lump at the mouth
of the den. The mass, as it was cirled
up, was as high and as large around as
the largest sized wash tub, with its head
projecting from the CENTER Casting my
eyes upward to small rock about three
feet above the larger snake, / saw.
another and smaller one, coiled in repose
like the first. sTr .I'oi b0Ol tm lsti W0rl
I felt insecure in so close proximity
to two, such mammoths of the serpent
class, and so departed, leaving. them to
the enjoyment of the sunshine and their
home among the rocks. '-aJ s7I''''o m oul
The foregoing facts should admonish
the people to devise some means to rid
the community of these dangerous rep
tiles. ''"H -Hui' s"' - 2l'i'i'' q ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

The Democratic Executive Committee
announce the following Basket meetings: !:
On Thursday, September e4th at the Old Camp
Ground. on Hayden Run. for Washington, Sharon
Perry Norwich and Brown townships. Speakers
Col. Geo. W. McCook, Hon. WIN. Heisley, of
Cleveland and E. T, DeLany. ID. rns-.s. '..-.
On Friday. September 25th. at Maclin's Grove.
near Pleasant Corners. Pleasant township for Pleas
ant Jackson, Prairie, FrankliD and Southwest part
of Hamilton township. Speskers-Hon.- Wm.
Heisley, of Cleveland, Judge Briggs, of Fayette
county, and Col. l.. Baber. ~ aa.-rs 4
On Saturday. September 26th. at New Albany,
for Blendon Pain, Miflin and Jefferson Townships
Speakers-Hon. VIM. Hesley. COL Geo. w. Many
penny and Gen. Jos. 81. Geiger. r. - .
On Saturday. October Sd. at Reynoldsburg for
Truro. jefferson and East part of Montgomery
Township Speakers-Hon- Allen G. Thurman,
Hon. A. Mayo and James K. Wright: .i----
Or Saturday, October 10th. at Groveport, for
Madison, Hamilton and south part of Truro town
ship. Speakers-Hon. z. Van Trump, E. b. Esh
Gilman and Thomas Sparrow. .-S yiaE--E - .
Let arrangements be made to make these
meetings the largest ever held in the eoun
ty. Bring your baskets. Bring your
wives and daughters. Bring your sons.
Bring your Republican neighbors, pre-
pared to spend the day and have a good
time. D5i't+a JOHN q. THOMSON, u
'' l'N- Chairman Co. Ex. Com.
W. S, HUFFMAN, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
BASKET MEET
i-r.4 .r .- INGSg 1e.,lE aiI. a

W. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y. 81 .1 p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

At DAYTON. Wednesday, September I'D. G7-
At CINCINNATI. Thursday. September cath,
At CHILLIC0THE, Fridav, September 25th.
At AtP0RTSM0UTH, Saturday, September 10Th.
At Gdf GGbqfhExdhLE II Monday September 9sth
At COSnOGTON, Wednesday, September soth.
At NEW PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. lst.
At YOUNGSTOWN, Saturday, October 3d. 'i4
At CLEVELAND, Monday, October 5th. I-lTGz
At SANDUSKY CITY, Tuesday. October 9Th. %
Other German meetings will be here
after announced. auli 10 as1HJ J.. p.
.rT E. F. BINGHAM,
Chm Dem. Ex. Com. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
,.f-... ATIC -y ..r.-,
MASS MEETINGS.

General Thos, Ewing, Jr., will address
the people as follows: .5aa Il hs1saiIgm. ~
At t.. zAeNsSYILLE. IN. with others. Friday. ssptem
At LANCASTER, with Hon. Henry Stanbury,
At ,OINOIENATl, with Hon. A., G. Thurman,
Menday teni nber estb. Iusd .sTll15 GT'
AZ G9nh.uy yMaS MUS. Tuesday September 29th. ,j,,-
AZ t66EEhkEFQlNrAlNE.O 4 rulI M October 1st. y ''.-rF
AtCARDINGTON.M Morrow County. October 3ls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
FOR SALE.

pHIR oF,"JOE GODWIN,COETSyF FIVE
a and SIX wears old. very handsome. kind and
sosrI siD D@as. diff ~ w '''' kICHARD NEyINS. f.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Il WOHLLEBEN,
. Merchant Tailors and Dealers in Gents Fur
nishing Goods, srz=.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
-ib-1 HUMPHREY, aIUI bafsH.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

n experience, an entire success: /: Simple
Prompt-Eficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
using them; so harmless as to be free from dan
ger, and so efficient as to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendation from
all, and will always render satisfaction. .lt- 9u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
MEDICAL.
s1M1LIA s1M1LIBUs oURANTUR.

.r,Ets e.'f aaH p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
DENIOCR ATTIC GERMAN MEET
. tt.- . - INGsS. ..H#rt ~|..g,

John B. Jeup; Esq Editor of the CEncin-
natl VOLtsfreu,td, will address the people in
the German language as Follows:
AT WOODFIELD, Thursday. October sth. j'
All the above meetings will be in the
evening, unless otherwise ordered by the
county committees. ..-..... ~"
: Hon. Emil Rothe, of Wisconsin, will
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21

r Hon. George l.. Converse s-es.
Will address the Seymour and Blair Club
at Pleasant Valley, on Monday evening,
September 2lst. -o,i.ll5s.3 .r05a I'D 45
I'll ~g.isEri ,JNo. G. THOMPSON, 5gg
Secretary District Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-21
FLORISTS.

1NRERwOOp & ca. ARE NOW PRE-
[ pared to furnish from their extensive Nurse
~ east of the County Fair Grounds, between
Rroad and Friend streets, all varieties of Orna
mental Shrubs; Provence, pamask. Moss, China
bourbon and Tea Roses: new varieties. of Peonies
Cbrysanthemu.n ms. Dahlias, Verbenas, &C., dc. The
novelty. Cut Flowers of great variety in season.
> apr2I- eod6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
DY JOHNSTON a VAN TASSELL.
ID ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART,


REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
FRIDAY, DEC II, At y O'CLOCK.
TO dispose Of or those wishing TO purchase anything
horse line viii find 1t to their advantage to give call
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment 10 conducted the
straightforward principles which honorable
people in other branches OF trade.
Good stabling for horses Mt pa vate sale.
sound twenty flour hours for trial.
Post Office where register kept OF horses carriages, &C.,
at private and public sales. Liberal advances made
CATALoGGE or To DAYS SALE
Team elegant black Mares by the Vermont Black Hawk 10
hands, kind In all harness and saddle ro, close to
Five elegant top and Wagons pony Phaetons with
without tops, all in complete order
in harness and under saddle; tos close minutes free
driver. been used by lady.
saddle trots fast fine animal for bows and Young misses
learning to ride; warranted sound.
One elegant second hand two seat Albany Sleigh with pole
Black Horse l5d hands, well broken to saddle very syl
ish tro.s and canters.
Gray Mare l5. hands, about years; kind in harness
troed last summer In os to road wagons been used for
private driving only.
White Pony Mare, 14i9 hands, years splendid under
saddle lady has used her all summer; warranted sound
Bay Horse 1874 hands, years; kind in all harness. cost
White Horse lJ4 hands kind In harness. has been used
Elegant hog Saddle made by Lehman Dublin with
patent Snaile and double rein Birdie.
Brown Mare, 169 hands, kind In all harness been
used for private driving.
Dark chestnut, thoroughbred Trottng Horse 15 hands,
2 years; warranted sound.
Bay Horse, 1917 hands, years. kind in all harness good
Three quarter saddle Horse hands, years
kind in al harness; warranted sound =
sell large invoice Albany and Portland Gutter seishs
positively the highest bidder several other Horses and
no top Wagons single and double Harness &c further
account Of the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

JDURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT
il Of Judicaure ct Fort William In bengal, in it, ord-
nary original jurisdiction, suit No lsSs wherein
Mary Ann Madgc, widow, Ia plaintiff and Charles John wit
knson Officiating Admnislrator enersl of Bengal the sole
Executor by virtue OF hts oce OF Stephen Davis Riley de-
ceased defendant dated the 26h day OF August lso tho
creditors and claimants Of the said stephen DAVIS RILEY,
who died IN Calcutta British India about ihe 2sn
day Of Nay s67 are, 90 or before the 9Th DAY o. Janua
next ensuing 10 In and prove their fsspeSuss
claims before the Honorable Mr.. Justice William Nsrscy,
one OF the Judges Of the sai court AZ the Town .. IN
default thereof thcy VIII be pefenptory s
benefit OF the said Decree Saturday TIC ~ gay ~
next nj ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon, al the ssl
appointed for hearing and adudcsins upon tne said
claims Il. BELCHAMbnssct ncs'ss'sA.
IlaT,u a t,ox,r rlaIol,s Attorneys, Calcutta
Iliau fbDBT. ONiStNAL Jtkttbt',altv.ssia
RH hRlK'e OFFtca September Is, isoSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
TANES NJ. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
Trustees sale at auction.
81 Parcels OF Land,
containing about
$50 Lots,
Part OF the Morris estate.

IAN A.. MILLER will sell at auction, Tuesday, Decem-
&c. - I At Eachansc saesroom, No. Ill Broadway, at Ia
NJ. ~ o'ce. OF the trustee,
81 Parcels OF Land,
containing about $50 lots situated Central
l5is street, and three miles south OF Kngsbrdgc.
This tract land forms part OF the Morris estate, and has
been In the possession OF the Morris family for nearly 200
years Its advantages OF situation cannot be overstated
" Is proposed to place this section OF Wcstchestcr
county direction of the Central Park Commission
the advantages OF that circumstances
incalcuabe the Central Grand Boulevard will
through the property The communication with tho
lower portion OF New FORK city by OF railroads
operation, whca makes these lots desirable and
venicnt Murray Hill is at the present time.
For maps ami further particulars apply to the
auctioneer, No. 2o Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS. FOR $4,000 CITY CEMETERY STOCK

sealed proposals. win be received a the cCmprolers Once
same will be publicly opene Tor the whole or any part OF the
suu, Of x55O "City Cemetery Stock authorized by
charrr III Laws Of 1906 and by ordinance OF the Com
mon Council approved by the Mayor, Nov. ~, 1868
Said siock is to ssued for the purpose providing
means for the purchase Of po. Of ground b The Commits
soners Of Public Charities and Correction Thin the bounds.
res of this state suitable public cemetery burial
ground additional the plots now used BY them Tor such
IKE stock VIII bear al the rate Of seven cent per
snuuro payabc semannuay on the Lrs day OF May and
November In each year. aud the principal WIZ De redeemed
the Ere, day OF August Nss :. - s..,.....
the price per $ip and the persons wsose Nv
accepted viii thercupon be required 70 depost VIVA ne
Chembc lain the awardef 10 'hem resFeehVey' w
eetier with any premium thereon .... r. AZ. m -,
bcrain for such deposits TIE parties WI De en,au ~ ~.
eclve cerhcates FOR equal amounts on VIZ ra -
sums awarded to them, bearing interest rom we aaes o
payments.
Zach proposal should be sealed AMI endorsed Proposas
for City Cemetery Stock and enclosed 10 second cnveops
addressed 10 the Comptroller
The right y reserved TO reject any AL Of the bds he
interests OF the Corporation require II.
RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Cry or NEW yOsi DEpAarNENr ON FiSAN, CuMr-
ThoLLER'e OfFiGE. Nov. q. isIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
I'D HENRY ii. LEEDS, Auctioneer,

We respectfully announce that by order OF
MIR. r. w. BURR Receiver and Trustee
for the tors Of JOHN A. REED shall sell at auction,
without reserve, commencing
MONDAY DEC. 2, At 10h O'CLOCK A. NJ,
continuing until all sold, the very large and valuable
SOLID GOLD AND DIAMOND JEwELRy,
DIAMONDS, RUBIEs, EMERALDs and other precious
stones, exhibition at the store,
III BROADWAY, opposite Grace church, New York.
In this valuable collection will be found the finest
ERALD and SAPPHIRE mported also the finest mrs.
class DIAnoMDs q old and new mines RuBIEs, EMER
artists mounted IN thc most srssic manner Jewery o. Al
very large assortment Of BRACELETS AND SITS in
Of DIAMOND RINGS, EAR RiN,'s and sETs OF new de-
signs; also specially OF SOLITAIRE RINGS and EAR
RIGGS o. the nnsss water and cut also ,des CHATE.
the best makers and fnish LoCkE1S, SEAL RINGS
finest gold and other superb Jewery Incidental first class
Also nlrnrer OF FINE CABINET PAINTINGS and NO
SAICS, GEMS BY eminent masters. The GOOD WILL AND
LEASE OF THE PREMISES, with the VALUABLE IN.
PROvEMENTs AND FJxTUREs-viz., SAFES, by HER
RING; ADMINISTER CARPETS, elegant carved and ina.d
CASES and FURKITrR RE- by HERTER will be sold
day OF sale.
We assure public before valuable
STOCk OF ARTISTIC WORK been offered Al auction In the
country.
Very respectfully,
HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER.
The goods are now on Eshibhon, ms above, until time OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
A y. N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
IA. Magnificent Household Furniture.
Paintings Statuary Bronzes Pier and Mante Mirrors,
Drawing Room Suits, Velvet Carpets,
Superb rosewood Pianoforte

Purchased a of $4,000.
On this day (Friday at 10 O'clock all the superb Fnrn
ture contained In the residence 81 West Fifteenth street,
tween Fifth and Sixth The auconeer would call
the particular attention OF his friends and the public to this
SALE being the largest and richest OF Furniture
offered auction this finished six months and in
perfect order Drawing Room Furniture covered in satin
rosewood Etageres, Bookcase. Cabinets, Encognures
Tables Brocatel Window Curtains Lace Curtsns Paint
ings by eminent atss Bronze 81 auary, Vases Clocks
naRents Velvet and Brussels Carpets Mirrors, rosewood
Pianofoe Stool Covert Books rosewood and walnut Blu.
Seaas ssdsssads Wararobes style Loni. xIy Hair and
ruby glassware silver Casters, fecns Pitcher, Saver
Baskets Dinner and Tea Service China Punch Bowl Table
Cutlery Linen &C. Catalogues at the house. B-Parcs
wishing to attend this sale take Fifth Sixth
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