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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-02

frice OF the Httters, SI,o0 per bottlet
Or. half dozen for $500.
frice OF the Tonic. s1.5o per bottle,
Or. half dozep for $3.50.
The Tonic Is PVT up In quart bottles.
Reeoiieef tAqf q DR.. HoeGands German Rsmedie,
not arc 90 hniusrsay used and 80 highiy rscop,,ad
"a drd DO net aliew 1s Drsggisl % iasfaoe yos 70
eqns. Nc r'alss larger praff on a. T1sse Remeies
,ea o ss ~ erpsis 10 any locality upon application
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. esi ARCH STREET. Fziladsiyhsa
CHAs. M EVANS. Proprietor,
PSrmsrly O. N. JACKSON q 90.
These Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, stofekeepers, and msdil
cine Dealers everywhere. -
Do NOT orga % esamiss usi ths arficis you bun I.
erda 10 gst bie'oepains. = - ~
October l, ls6s-ly 2am
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
BR0OKLyN INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE 1ELEGRAPHrSG.-The failure Of the SER
gean's oi several police precincts 70 telegraph ar
rests OF Importance for the information OF the press
aesp,,e an IMPERATIVE order existing requiring them
70 90 SO Is becoming verv general cause OF COM
paint IN TINS city and one which should be remedied
iorthwith Dereliction in respect 10 this order Is
equally reprehenslble with neglect OF any other re.
quirement OF the department.
BROOKLYN POST OrFICR.-There were 35ps5 let
ters and 7sso1 newspapers delivered by the thirty.
seven carriers during The month OF March and
30625 letters and LIZ newspapers were collected
from letter boxes. The letters posted al this ONCE
during that period amounted IN the agg regate to
1859
PIcKPocKErs.-Mrs Hartt, residing In willow
place, and Mrs. O.. Smith were both relieved of
pocketbooks while attending the funeral services al
the Washington street Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday afternoon. The total value OF the con.
tents was fl04. Mary Ann Hale, arrested on charge
OF picking pockets at the funeral In question was
sentenced TO the Pententiary for six months by Jus
tice Buckley.
DESPERATE ASSAULT BY A woMAY.--John Davis,
laborer and his wife Ann, both Of whom are on the
shady side Of forty.nve reside In tenement house
on Columbia street, near King. They quarrelled be
tween themselves on Sunday afternoon. aud the
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
The NEW CITY OFFICEgs.-The democratic caucus
OF the Common Council have agreed unanimously
on John E. Scott for City Clerk, but are equally
Garrck and A. X. Brown. On the presidency OF the
Common Council there has been no agreement. The
President will probably be Mayor for the ensuing
year.
Newark.
SUPPOSED IDENTITY OF A DEsPERADO.-It Is the
opinion OF the authorities here that the Samuel
Harrington, arrested recently in Boston, is the same
who had such a fearful hand to hand conflict with
Sergeant Miller about month ago.
AROUsED.-The presiding officer Of the Board Of
City Fathers together with the members OF the Fire
Committee and the Chief Engineer started for Phia
depha yesterday to post themselves relative to the
fire alarm telegraph system, which Newark Is sadly
IN need or nearly as much as hotel, an hospital or
well paved street.
Paterson.
THE MAsoNs' STRIKE in Paterson (for five dollars
per day. will probably prove a failure. Builders
generally consider 1t exorbitant for a city like
Paterson, and are disposed to let building stop
rather than accede to their demands. Foreign labor
WILL no doubt be sought after to complete the work
Trenton.
NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-A branch office OF the
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company was opened
in this city yesterday to connect with New York.
California and the more prominent places in the
country; reduction OF rates compared with those
Of the western Union Is proposed.
THE PoTTERs' STRIKE PROBABLY SUCCESSFUL
Yesterday eight OF the potteries in this vicinity closed
for want OF hands to continue operations Some six
weeks ago the operatives refused to work in cOnse.
quence OF the boss poters desiring to reduce their
wages. Several attempts have been made to effect
a compromise between the contending parties, but
the employers remained inexorable, anticipating
the employees would back down. which they
have been saved from doing through the
generosity OF various trade unions throughout the
country. Since the strike commenced the greater
number OF the strikers have left the city and sought
work elsewhere; 80 that should the bosses concede
to the demand OF the operatives they will still be
greatly disconnected for a sufflciency OF hands.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Bergen In the chair. A communication
was received from the Mayor calling attention to the
rapidity with which the number Of lamps were being
increased all the city, by adding new ones ana
resetng old ones. II this be continued, his Honor
afirms that 1t will cause very largely Increased
outlay OF money annually, and may require the levy
ing OF tax OF $760,000 for lighting street lamps
against $l2500 only five years ago. On
Atlantic street, the lamps have been Increased
from sixtyone to $780, while other streets the IN
crease has been still greater. The communication
was placed on ne. The Board confirmed the ap-
Buckley, Of the Second District Court. An invita-
tion from Professor Burnham to the Aldermen 10
attend velocipede exhibition at the hall In Living
st0n street. on Thursday next, was received ana &C.
cepted. The Committee on Opening Streets reported
number OF resolutions in favor OF opening certain
streets In various parts Of the CITY, all OF which were
adopted. Alderman Cancey offered resolution
instructing the Corporation Counsel to take
the necessary proceedings through the courts
restrain the Brooklyn Gas Company from
erecting q dock at the foot OF Hudson avenue,
they having failed to show any legal right to 80 OBJ
struct the water front. Alderman Clancy stated
that the company in question were erecting dock
on land under water which was in dispute, and that
there was something remarkable IN their haste the
work having been commenced on Sunday which re-
quired Immediate action on the part OF the city.
The resolution was adopted The contract for grad
ing Tenth street for the sum OF $12 so per running
foot, awarded TO p. 0IIara at previous meeting.
referred to the Law Committee for report after
considerable debate upon motion to rescnd. The
Board then adjourned for one week.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

ALLEGED GRAND LARcENY.--A New York bar.
tender, named Stephen McCudden, was arraigned
before Justice Hauptman at Morrtsana, yes.
terday, charged with having stolen pocketbook
containing fortythree dollars from bureau
drawer In the house of Mrs. Fanny Hutton, board
ing house keeper at Mott Haven, on the previous
day. Having confessed his guilt the accused was
fully committed to answer a charge OF grand lar
ceny. His companion wes held as witness.
ROwDYIsN AT MOUNT vERNON.-A couple OF bel
ligerent Teutons, named Fritz Bruner and Peter
whitherd, were brought before Justice Meeks yes
terday morning charged on the warrant Of Charles
Hartman with entering his premises early on Sun
day morning, and having fired or guns proceeded
TO stone his house and dared him to come out under
penalty OF foreitng his life In defence one of the
men stated that child OF Hartman's had insulted
him. This moi being considered sufficient provoca-
ton by the court Bruner was neld TO answer in the
sum OF $780, and Whitherd, being unable to obtain
this amount, was committed to the county Jail.
FIRE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon a
frame tenement house on the Westchester road,
opposite the Ursuline Convent was observed to be
pants consisting OF five six families, might have
eifecta which, for want OF more euphonious title
Is generally termed furniture. The entire fire
department was on the spot In few minutes, and
and contents. None Of those living In the house
damage Will not exceed 800.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

but closed strong At Sc for spot The bust
ness was light the saes being only 100 bbs standard white
At S2c 1000 do for the first half May Sc and 500 do for
June a ac In Phadepna the market, though attn quiet
steady There saes bbls for April at 3l,
do for June at c and SOD do for the last half May
was In better demand and the market
firm. 100 tierces sold a Sc,
SUGAR For the market continued quiet and
heavy but prices were unchanged fair to good refining
Cuba cosing st ll*c. llc The 5s5 hhds at
lc. l2c for Cuba. l2<c for Rico also " boxes
s.lsas i24s Refined was bs, little sought after and
l3&c. Ike for yellow, and Iisoc a llsc for extra c.
sEKpsLnseed continued to be sought after but the
bu, supposed at 90 gold duty paid and TO arrive in Bos
unchanged clover being quoted i4Jac ibc timothy "a
~ So and rough fax ~ SO 80 TO- without sales of
Quenee.
srEAnINE was firm at lshc 1876, in hhds and terces,
though we heard OF no sales.
TALLow In moderate steady prices About
10000 lbs sold at II &c llssc.
WHIsKKy -Recepts, 1927 bbls. The market dull and
nominal at &c. for Western, tax paid. No sales.
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n<P<
tice. Carriages win be IN waiting at Inwood station
Hudson River Railroad, on the arrival Of the tw}
O'Clock train from Thirtieth street. ,.As.rs
WHEELAN-On Monday. April %, CLARA. yodnges
daughter OF Richard J. and Mary Ann Wheelan, age(
year.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and thos(
other grandfather, Thomas Wneelan, respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence
her parents, 245 East Thirysixth street. on WedneS
day afternoon, at two O'Clock. -~f .
WTPEN.-On Monday, April 81. FLORENCE, young.
est daughter OF Charles and Martha G. Witpen, aged
year, months and DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family and mem
l,v IN vtad n, at,S % na, a. ON M; do.s6op ~
terno0n at two O'Clock, from North Ninth street, be
tween Second and Third Brooklyn, E. ID.
WORTHINGTON-At New Orleans. on Friday,
January 1, Colonel GUsTAvE N. WORTHINGTON,
In the 64th year OF his age. 80
YUENGsT.-On Sunday, April 25, LOUIS YUBNGs4
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his brother-in-aw, No. 80l Rvngton street.
this Tuesday) afternoon. at one O'Clock.
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limited adss I No. rss Tsi hs ys b g aTion. s with T
the eomnoer grades were dull and nominal California
81 Sl eases .s pns 1asi in s5f Gfs fpg r.
% dor Dor eorS 1s. 2 n fRT 1 Tas .ess MS
at Sc for prime delivered and The price for old
mIed western Sc for old DO 10 store, sste Sc for
ws.e and , yfP ~ W9stsrn Rye was da entirely nOn
about 50 900 bushels 7sc sg store and Sic Sc de-
Ap 81 an M few ssrs s,a M BO2kyo % Nares9ases @
1920 DO rye ss to sslsy ya S a. o corn mali i and
fnEIsaTs-Te business wa, irh, and rate. were lower
IN IN some esses, The engagements wereTo Liverpool 900
SE a,ss d and Per sesmsr 40 bashe; corn a;
" sd TO Glssgow per steamer 1870 bushels wheat a, I'D
bark % ahS' 10 ss sSseSe at M & "a s ss
at 9 sd North German bark from philadelphia 70 a.
on. from Phiadephls 70 set,n With 2e bbls pe,roep
s2O bt petroleum, and American bark asj IONS 10 Ro
sario, lumber, on private terms.
for bags and 2olc. a 2ic. for cloth. '''
r and bS, . bnsn.ss @ was was a1 SUI
heavy &C. lsc for inferior to choice grades 60
IA tnd. M wers neglected And prices weTe , nominal
DO oT ss and ss s o FOR ra@pco IN bond
HAYIbe demand was still only moderate, and prices re-
retail los Long rye quoted s5c 81 and short
NoLAssrs The mart. quiet there being bu, little
s s fRs ws y Ss p Por ' ed IL
a e. S,genns was M more freely Of
heavy and over Closing WEAK AZ S sse for ope
and shipping los The sales 275 bbls tsc 4sLc
chiefly at the latter price, Rosin sparingy dealt and
the market firm, though prices
without alteration. The sales 100 bbs strained
~ 2 IS do pale and extra pale at 60 10 o., zoe do low
pale Al - s1 and 100 do. No al 81 We quote srained
s2b2hs ~ 50; No. 50 50 90; No. l. ~ IAN - 25
pale, g % g 80 and sl,ra DO, se ss Tar wa'
was in iar demand and steady at 81 %
or lard rs bbls prime winter sold at IL 81
S & Ssi s e. sS sss
rather fer though the busnesa was The sales
confined about 1000 bbs at t 12N Tor old f3l
ssi 81 u for new 96 Is for ertra prime the
ket closing about s3i 37 for For future de
livery heard OF sales. Live hogs were steaf
N l64c. 1O,sc. with fair arrivals being o,s92 head
Beef moderate demand at steady prices The sale
were rs bbls Gil 4l6 for plain mess and f2 $ls To-
EXTRA Tiercc beef dull and nominal a. SYs $v 10
prime S2s esq for India do. Of beef hams whic
were steady so bbls sold 81 &26 sS1 Cut meats we
Of and the tendency OF prices was DOWNWARD
small salcs amounting TO about ~ packages
i3c dry sated and pAked shoulder, 10 Tor smoke
do 6c FOR picked hams and 20c. 20c Tor smoked An
bsgged do Bacon quiet and weak at 16kc ofc. 10
Cumberland cut IKE 17Hc for long and shor clear an
1870. lie for short rib Sales 10 bo1es long cut hams
hc. The market lard without activity the deman
being light and prices heavy The sales were v
| dered.
PETROLEUM Crude, In bulk was dull and lower, the
market closing Ike sl7Zc There sales OF 500 bbs
ne aer price Irude, 10 bbls., quoted 23c without
further sales The market for refined opened dull and low
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BLooa-RicE.-0n Thursday, April 10, at the
BRIDES residence, by the Rev. ;. NJ. Rice, WILLIAM
J. BLOOM TO Miss FRANCES NJ. RICE, only daughter or
David b. Rice, all OF Jersey CITY,
HgUsToS-DIcKRSsoN.-At Hoboken, n. j., on
Monday, April 20, 10y Rev. A. Cauvin, Mr.. WILLIAM
r. HEusTos to MISS MARIA DICKINSON, both OF
West Hoboken, n. J.
GILLELAS-RIcHARpsos.- ON Thursday. April %,
al st. Andrews church. Harlem, by Rev. Dr. Draper,
JoHS CHILEAN, Jr., TO Miss ISABEL RICHARDSON,
daughter OF Oliver Richardson.
IRvISG-HALL--On Tuesday, January 8, by the
Rev. Dr. Crosby, JAMES I. IRVING TO SARAH d.,
daughter Of Henry =. Hall, Esq, all OF this city.
JONEs-CAsEy.-On sunday, April Is, by the Rev.
w. Moylan, OF 81, Francis Xavier's church, J. l..
JONES TO MARY CASEY.
PALxER--RIcHARDs.--I BROOKLYN on Sunday,
April rs, EDWARD A. PALMER, Esq, OF Charlestown,
Mass, TO DELLA r. RICHARDS daughter OF the late
George 7. Richards.
Forty.third street Methodist Episcopal church, by
the Rev. J. +. Hermance, THOMAS Y. SEACH 10
SUSIE L eldest daughter OF r. c. McLane all OF this
city. No cards.
Buffalo papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
Died.

AcKERMAS.-On sunday April 25 JOHN @. icxER.
MAN, aged 81 years 10 months and rs days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence City Hall place, Hudson CITY, N. j., their
fTuesd8y) afternoon, at three O'Clock
AsDERsos.-On Sunday, April 25 JAMES ASDER-
SON, aged Al years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence, o46 Hudson street, this Tuesday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
The members OF Templar Lodge, No. 203, r. ana
A. M, are hereby summoned TO meet at their Lodge
ROOM 161 Eighth avenue, this Tuesday) afternoon at
O'Clock, 70 pay the last tribute OF respect to
late brotner James Anderson. BY order.
JAMES DUKE, Master
BARRY.-On Monday, April 49, OF scarlet fever
JOSEPH f., son OF Thomas and Margaret r.. Barry.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
90 attend the FUNERAL TINS CTuesdayl afternoon, at
BELCHER-At Newark. N. j.. on sunday, April 20
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

noise resulting from the family broil attracted
Patrick Murphy 10 the scene of the encounter Muir
ply, as charged by Mrs. Davis. applied some oppro
brious epithet to her, which so enraged her tnat'
ing his skull and also dealt him blow on the BACK
breaking In two OF his ribs. In welding the mur-
derOus weapon, however, she unintenlonal!y struck
her husband with 1t upon the back OF the head anu
cut an ugly cash thereon. TWO policemen were
summoned and took the Davises TO the Butler street
station house and the injured man 10 the h0sPtai.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
LONG ISLAND.

FATAL ACCIDENT AND FIRE AT VALLEY STREAM
Yesterday morning the residence OF Mrs. Newman,
near Valley Stream took fire. and in short time
was entirely consumed together with the contents.
Mrs. Newman, while endeavorng to extinguisn the
flames, had her clothing take the fire, when In
her fright and endeavors to herself she jumped
down the well She was found short time
thereafter standing upright In the we'll with the
water up to her waist. she was Immediately taken
out: but only survived n few minutes after being
rescued from her perilous position.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

Ii
ferred 1Ssx 100; Bankers and Brokers', lo6 lo7;
Alton and Terre Haute, 80 90; do preferred, osA
6sk; Toledo and Wabash, 73H 7sS; do. preferred,
II 70; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, Tx 773s; do
preferred, s6k a s5k Fort Wayne 1877 13s; Ohio
aud Mississippi 331a 333s; Michigan Southern, 9sH
90; Illinois Central. 143 bid; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 9sas es1s; Lake Shore. sSk ss1s; Rock
Island, 1871 1875; Northwestern, s4,s q s4S; do
preferred s73s a e7i4; MarpOsa. 2lA %; do. pre-
ferred, 431s 4s.; Harlem, 1441< l441a; do. pre-
ferred, l44.
The imports of specie at this port during the past
week were as follows:-
April 19-Stsamer Weser, Bremen-Gold.. fs3, 700
April 20-Steamer City OF Antwerp Liver
pool-Goid. Observation-Disclosures. -. 90, 500
April 20-SchoOner Reforms, Tobasco-Siver LOO
April 2l-Steamer Holsatia, Havre-Gold. 15s. 100
April 22-Steamer Russia, LiverpOol-Gold. SO, las
April 22-Steamer Arizona, Aspinwa-
Gold. ....................... 2.Ol2
April 23-Steamer Tarifa, LiverpoOl-GOld. 81 ,434
Total for the week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $406, 29l
Previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7lS7.6S6
Total since January l, 1869 s. 593, ,97e
Same time 1868 1883, 10l
Same time 1867. 674. 74S
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
CITY COURT.
Action for Wages.

Before Judge thompson.
James n. Simpson u.s. James 4. Deortng; James
Green u.s. The Some-Paintirs we're lsborers en-
ployed in October and November OF last year on
some houses that were building for defendant In
Henry street. The action was brought 10 recover
wages amounting 10 about forty dollars In each case
The defence set up was that the houses were built
under contract and that the contractor was respon
sble TO those he employed for their wages. Decision
reserved. Jesse Johnson for plaintiffs; ex-Judge
Barnard for defendant.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
BROOKLYN CITY.
TIE COURTS.
United STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


An employ In the Navy Yard, giving his name
as William watts was arrested Saturday night and
brought before Commissioner Jones Yesterday on
charge OF Sealing copper from the Navy Yard. lie
waived an examination and was held In 800 bail
TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-kecelpts 42ol bbs hour, lbO do.
meal, Loo bushels wheat 37i3 do. 90 S3 do
There betterment to the -four market y,
there being almost demand for No. and
and but little for these The other grades were wholly
leced and prices nominal California -four also
dull and nominal The sales only about 800 bbs
Southern -four remained dull and nominal quotations
The sales 25 bbs Rye -four quiet
value. Sales $50 bbs Corn meal dull and unchanged
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
DRY GOODS.

n Removal hrst Of May.
Mrs GAYNoR will remove her Corsets, Skirts and Muslin
Dresses business from s2a Broadway, corner of Twelfth
80 Is6 Broadway between Eighth and Ninth streets
=. ~. Corsets a Speciality :. - -
Mrs ynors business has for soe time passed out OF
other ladies that she has expressly imported some elegant
specimens for this opening. fEtstSA
styles In white colored Muslin Robes and
Suits Tram Skirts, Walking Skirts, Tournours Pad sup
A nYRRrIsEMENrS FOR THE HERALD
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I.e4 to l.1e was paid for Its use until tomorrow.
After Clearing House time loans were made at Cat
and at three per cent for carrying The business OF
the Cold Exchange Bank resulted as follows:-
Gold balances.
The disbursements OF coin interest today were
1851, ,4s6 es.
The following were the closing quotations on the
call at the last session OF the stock Exchange
Canton, 63a asked Cumberland. 30 bid; Western
Union 43s 49,; Quicksilver, ~ a 22k; Mariposa,
~ a 70; do preferred, 43H "A; Pacific Mall. e6T q
s5h; New York Central, 172K O 1I2x; Hudson
River, 1863 bid; Reading, e6I a eeh; Michigan
Central, l2l bid Michigan Southern, os5. o 90;
Illinois Central, l43X l444; Pittsburg, e3X
o3a1; Northwestern, s4 sax; do. preferred, e7X
n 97H; Rock Island, 1904 bid; St. Paul, 7o,.
~; do. preferred, s5E SO; Wabash, TAX a 10;
do. preferred, "a asked Fort Wayne, 137K a lss;
Ohio and Mississippi, 33l Q S3K
And the following at the last open board-Cum-
berland 30h "a; Wells Fargo Express. 34x a a34x;
American Express. Al a41h; Adams Express. 81 a
olH; United States Express, 65N a 50; Merchants'
Union Express, 15X 10; Quicksilver, 2lA 90;
canton, o23[ o2a2: Pacific Mail, 96K o5j&; West.
ern Union Telegraph, 43x a <3N; New York Central,
172K ai13; Hudson River, 1853 a 16SH; Reading,
peIi 9oJk; Chicago and Alton, 1881 16O; do pre-
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Inif.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, April 2s-s 2. ]

MONDAY, April 2s-6 p. NJ
CoFrEE-Rio continued IN fair demand, chiefly specua-
tive and the market nrm at former prices The
sales 500 bags Dsrs Broderson the trade
34Oo do Sir r. Mcclure, speculation, private
Java held At &c., gold duty paid without further sales
Plantation Ceylon in demand and 30 casks 40 bags and
bbls. were sold at 25ac gold, duty paid-an advance
Other kinds were quiet but firm.
CoTToN.-0nly a moderate business consummated
but the market quite steady for all but the grades
which almost neglected and weak In price, The Offer
ngs fair. The sales l930 bales including $50 for
spinning ia for export 1s0 speculation, and 800 In
tranRit. We amend the closing Oh
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

The real estate market opened yesterday without
much animation and with light offerings. No new
features developed during the day. Tne follow
ing were the transa ctons:-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A a RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
J" ~ BRANCH OFFICE, 1f5 FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

A r.&. o. BpRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
a. Espresa-Lsrge spring wagons for moving furnnure
IN city country furniture packed shipped storage for
furniture panoioes, &c Money advanced. kstabhed IN
Fif,A and Sixth svenuss